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Upcoming Events ALL GAMES LISTED ARE HOME GAMES Thu Sep 1, 2016 8am Golf: Boys Varsity Invitational vs Aberdeen Central, Sioux Falls Lincoln, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, Sioux Falls Washington, @ Spring Creek Country Club 4pm Tennis: Girls Varsity Match vs Vermillion 7pm Volleyball: Girls Varsity Match vs Brandon Valley

Showplace Wood Products From Harrisburg Tigers to Showplace Wood Products Leadership Born and raised in Harrisburg, SD, brothers Tom Allen and Bill Allen grew up three miles from employeeo w n e d cabinet maker Showplace Wood Products. Courtesy of Dad’s home construction business, Tom and Bill were both exposed to the industry early on.

Fri Sep 2, 2016 7pm Football: Varsity Game vs Huron Mon Sep 5, 2016 All day City Office Closed in Observance of Labor Day 8 am No School - Labor Day 6pm Harrisburg City Council Meeting - Liberty School Community Board Room 6:30pm Harrisburg Economic Development Meeting at Harrisburg City Hall

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Fri Sep 9, 2016 9 a m Tennis: Girls Varsity Jamboree vs Rapid City Stevens Sat Sep 10, 2016 - TIGER BOWL 9am Tennis: Girls Varsity Jamboree vs Madison 12pm Soccer: Boys Varsity Match vs Pierre , 12pm Tennis: Girls Varsity Jamboree vs Spearfish 2pm Soccer: Girls Varsity Match vs Pierre , 2:30pm Volleyball: Girls Varsity Match vs Huron (Home, 7pm Football: Varsity Game vs Pierre Tue Sep 13, 2016 11am Tennis: Girls Varsity Triangular vs Sioux Falls Roosevelt, Watertown (SD) 6 pm Harrisburg Planning/Zoning Meeting, @ Elementary

Tom attended The University of South Dakota (USD) studying Mass

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Wed Sep 14, 2016 7 pm Harrisburg Park Board Meeting Sat Sep 17, 2016 12 pm Soccer: Boys Varsity Match vs Watertown (SD) 2 pm Soccer: Girls Varsity Match vs Watertown (SD) Mon Sep 19, 2016 1 pm Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational vs Spearfish 4 pm Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational vs St. Thomas More 6 pm City Council Meeting, @ Harrisburg Liberty School Community Room Tue Sep 20, 2016 9 am Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational vs Rapid City Central 1 pm Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational vs Rapid City Stevens 3:30 pm Soccer: Girls Varsity Match vs Huron 5 pm Soccer: Boys Varsity Match vs Huron Wed Sep 21, 2016 All day Deadline for Articles & Ads Mon Sep 26, 2016 HOMECOMING WEEK STARTS 8 pm Coronation @ High School PAC Tue Sep 27, 2016 1 pm Golf: Boys Varsity Dual vs Yankton @ Spring Creek Country Club 7 pm Volleyball: Girls Varsity Match vs Yankton Fri Sep 30, 2016 Early Release 1:30 pm Homecoming Parade 2 pm Pie/Dessert Break @ Legion Hall - Following Homecoming Parade 7 pm Football: Varsity Game vs Aberdeen Central

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Joining Showplace with well over two decades of industry-specific experience, Tom began as the organization’s Director of Dealer Sales in 2007. In June 2013, Tom was promoted to Director of National Sales. He continues in this leadership role today.

Aside from work, Tom doesn’t lack hobbies. He enjoys fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and boating, basically all outdoor activities at the cabin. He also enjoys woodworking and building Adirondack Chairs for family and friends, with two shops, one at home and one at the cabin. Bill attended South Dakota State University (SDSU) studying Commercial Economics and Political Science. In 2002, Bill began as Materials Manager at Showplace and worked in that role for 11 years before being promoted to Director of Manufacturing in April 2014. As a 13-year cabinet industry professional, Bill was recently promoted to Vice President. Bill currently serves on the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA) board of directors, a non-profit national trade association whose 300+ members are made up of North American cabinet manufacturers and suppliers. Bill and wife Sheri with son Will and daughter Katelyn live in Harrisburg where he is an active community member and Junior Achievement board of directors volunteer. To the Harrisburg community, Tom and Bill are homegrown locals. To the Showplace community of employee- owners, Tom and Bill are veteran leaders and industry professionals.


IN THIS ISSUE

Upcoming Events Showplace Wood Products City Contact Information

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Street Light Outages Harrisburg Community Library Corner

3 3 CITY WEBSITE – www.harrisburgsd.gov

Community

City Contact Information

District High School

Make sure to “Like” The City of Harrisburg on Facebook for city notices at: http://bit.ly/CityOfHarrisburg Mayor: 6 Julie Burke-Bowen 6 Email: Julie.BurkeBowen@Harrisburgsd.gov 6 6 Phone: 605-743-5872 ext. 20 Ward I Alderpersons: Ryan Berg 7 Email: Ryan.Berg@Harrisburgsd.gov 7 Phone: 605-743-5872 ext. 23

HHS Drama Club in London PROM 2017 HOSA Happenings Annual FFA Chili Feed moves to Homecoming!

Horizon Elementary Horizon Elementary Open for Business!

Journey Elementary

Ryan Wolbrink 8 Email: ryan.wolbrink@Harrisburgsd.gov 8 Phone: 605-743-5872 ext. 21 8 Ward II Alderperson: Allison Sanderson Email: Allison.Sanderson@Harrisburgsd.gov Phone: 605-743-5872 ext. 24

Journey Elementary welcomes back students and staff!

Ryan Olson Email: Ryan.Olson@Harrisburgsd.gov Phone: 605-743-5872 ext. 22 Council Meetings: City Council meetings are held the first and third Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Liberty School Board Room unless announced otherwise. If a meeting falls on a City holiday, typically the meeting will be scheduled for the following Tuesday. City Offices Locations/Hours City/Finance Office: 301 E Willow Street Phone Number: 605-743-5872 Monday – Thursday – 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Fridays – 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. City Maintenance: 801 S Prairie Street Monday – Friday – 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Police - Lincoln County Sheriff Dispatch (Non Emergency) – 764-2664 Emergency – 911 HELP!Line – 211 SD One Call – 811 Post Office – 743-2791 Community Library – 767-7910

The City of Harrisburg contracts with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department. In case of an emergency, dial 911. For non-emergency calls, dial 605-7642664 for dispatch. Keep your garage doors closed at night and when not at home. If you keep your vehicle outside, keep it locked. Speed limits in residential areas are 20 mph, please remember to SLOW DOWN. Reminder: Any chance of two inches of snow or blowing snow may trigger a snow alert, all vehicles should be removed from city streets to avoid ticketing and towing!!

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HELP!Line Center is available 24 hrs. a day/7 days a week for any personal or family crisis. Dial 211 Training & Service

Publicly submitted articles do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions or beliefs of the Harrisburg School District. The Harrisburg School District has the right to decline publication of advertisements and/or articles that are deemed inappropriate for publication in the Tiger Times. THE TIGER TIMES • SEPTEMBER 2016 • PAGE 2


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Street Light Outages To report a street light outage in any area other than the Greyhawk Estates Addition, please call Xcel Energy at 1-800-960-6235 or visit their website at www.xcelenergy.com. To report street light outages in the Greyhawk Estates Addition please call Southeastern Electric at 1-800-333-2859.

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SUZANNE ANDERSON As we head into fall the Community Library is excited to get started with Tuesday Story Time. Join the librarians starting September 6 at 10:00 am. Story Time is geared toward the 3-5 year old readers with stories centered on a theme and a craft. September’s Book Club book choice is “The Nest” by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney. Book Club discussion is always the last Tuesday of the month at 6:00 pm. The Library is excited to announce our next event: TIE-DYE a shirt to show your Tiger spirit. The tie-dye event will take place Saturday, September 24 (right before Homecoming week). Be watching the Community Library Facebook page and the library for more information and to sign up. The library is also searching for a part-time librarian to fill in 2-5 hours a week. If you are interested contact the library.

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HARRISBURG AMERICAN LEGION POST 45

2nd Annual Fish Fry Saturday September 17th 2016 5:00 – 8:00 PM Adults $10.00 Kids 10 & under FREE Tickets available from any Legion Member

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District SESSIONS JOURNEY K-2

Sep. 13th-16th 3:30-5p

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Sep. 20th-23rd 3:30-5p ENDEAVOR

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Oct. 11th-14th 3:30-5p

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Oct. 18th-21st 3:30-5p EXPLORER

K-2 3-5

Oct. 25th-28th 3:30-5p Nov. 1st-4th 3:30-5p FREEDOM

K-2

Jan. 10th-13th 3:30-5p

3-5

Jan. 17th-20th 3:30-5p HORIZON

SUMMER PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOL YEAR THEATER CAMP

Kids will play theater games, develop characters, participate in dramatic exercises, create short plays, perform for each other on a daily basis.

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K-2 3-5

Jan. 24th-27th 3:30-5p Jan. 31st-Feb. 3rd 3:30-5p LIBERTY

K-2

Feb. 14th-17th 3:30-5p

3-5

Feb. 21st-24th 3:30-5p

Elementary SPA camp is $25. If you would like to sign your child up please contact Kami Rasmusson at (605) 2154914 (text/call) or email kamirasmusson@gmail.com

Science Saturday Join us one Saturday a month from 9:00 am - Noon! September 24th October 29th November12th December 17th January 28th February 25th April 22nd M ay 6th

Located at Harrisburg High School For Harrisburg students in 3rd – 5th grade Out of district students welcome too! Cost is $20.00 per Saturday (cash or checks made out to HOSA)

Register your student monthly online at: https://hhshosa.shutterfly.com/ $20 due at 8:45 AM registration Parent pick-up at Noon in the High School Commons

HHS HOSA members will be holding breakout sessions varying from dissections, chemistry experiments, engineering projects, and other hands-on activities. HOSA is a student organization at HHS focused on developing future healthcare professionals giving leadership opportunities, career explorations, and involving them in community awareness, education, and outreach. Contact Lisa.Cardillo@k12.sd.us or Sarah.k.Brink@k12.sd.us for more information


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High School PROM 2017

When: March 25, 2017 @ High School Gym and Commons Time: Grand March 7:30 pm, Dance 8:30 pm- 10:30 pm Theme: TBD Cost: All juniors must pay Mrs. Cardillo or Mrs. Keppen $20 by October 1st. All out of school dates and HHS sophomores must pay $20 at the door the night of prom. We will be at registration if parents wish to pay that night in August. There will be no fundraising done by the junior class. This money covers the expense of prom and senior year for the class of 2018. No refunds will be provided for not attending the prom.

Capturing The Moment SLADER NIEWENHUIS Jon Klemme, a father of three in Harrisburg School District, photographs numerous school events. Everyone sees and appreciates Jon taking pictures. When I interviewed Jon Klemme, he told me some really cool information about what he does and the objects that he takes pictures of. I asked him how he started to like taking pictures. He said, “I got the bug from my dad, Jerry, who was always taking pictures of various items. He would let me snap a few. That was back in the day of film cameras, and occasionally he would develop his own film. I recall one time he set up flash trigger to capture a bullet in flight.” Also, I asked him what he started taking pictures of at first. He said, “Mostly family events...as my boys were growing up, trying to capture those special moments. As they started participating in sports, I would bring my camera to the events.” Jon still takes pictures of all the events that go on during the school year. Jon explained, “It is very much a hobby at this point in my life. I call it my stress reliever.” The last question I asked him in the interview was if he took pictures for a living or for fun. “I take pictures for fun. It energizes me. Seeing the reaction of both adults and kids when you were able to capture a photo of just the right moment is very satisfying.” He is a very good photographer and always is very nice to people at the events too. If you want to check out some of his pictures, go to his Instagram @Jonklemme.

If you are a member of the class of 2018 and are interested in being a part of the prom committee please be listening and looking for announcements once school is back in session in the fall. Any and all questions can be directed to Mrs. Cardillo or Mrs. Keppen at Lisa.Cardillo@ K12.sd.us or Katie.Keppen@k12.sd.us

HOSA Happenings HANNAH ABBOTT — REPORTER With school starting, the Harrisburg HOSA chapter is preparing to start another year full of competitive events, Science Saturdays, and more. Our new advisors, Mrs. Cardillo and Ms. Brink, and the Harrisburg HOSA chapter officers have been busy with welcoming new students to HOSA and catching up with returning members. Now that school has started and our monthly meetings are resuming, it’s time to start looking at the competitive events that are available to compete with at state. Some of the events include Clinical Specialty, Creative Problem Solving, Forensic Medicine, and Clinical Nursing. A few things to look forward to and reflect on in September include the first monthly meeting of the year which took place on September 12th and included a New Member Orientation and the Science Saturday that takes place September 24th. Don’t forget to sign up your 3rd-5th grade student!

Annual FFA Chili Feed Moves To Homecoming! TODD MARKS, FFA ADVISOR The Harrisburg FFA and the Harrisburg Community Fire Department will by holding a Chili and Hot Dog Feed prior to the Homecoming football game on Sept. 30, 2016. Price is $5 for all you can eat chili, hot dogs, chips, and bars. The event will be located inside the main gate to Tiger Stadium with serving from 4:30 to 6:30pm. Proceeds will be used to help cover expenses of the FFA teams competing at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis in October.

HHS Drama Club In London Emma Olson, Carter Jackson, Allison Meyer, Parker Brown, Izabel Reynolds, Megan Simonich, Winter VanVeldhuizen, Ireland Nichols.

16-17 HHS FCCLA Officers spent the night at Palisades State Park getting ready for the upcoming FCCLA School Year. Officers in attendance included: Brooklynn Gross (Secretary), Isabel Roth (Freshman Rep.), Arianna Feller (Pres.), Jordyn Schwartz (VP of Community Service), Kennedi Miller (VP of Special Projects), Lindsey Thomas (VP of Public Relations), Mariah Stensgaard (VP of Chapter Recognition & Membership), Regan Yseth (Vice-Pres.),

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and Natalie Christensen (Treas.). Not pictured: Dom Galinanes (VP of Recreation).


HARRISBURG TIGERS EARLY BIRD TOURNAMENT Boys and Girls 3rd to 10th Grade NOVEMBER 4TH & 5TH, 2016

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All Games are Played on Wood Courts 3 Game Guarantee Paid Officials Full Concessions Awards to 1st Place in Each Division Multiple Divisions in Each Grade (depending on teams entered)

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Block Schedules Will be Utilized 1 Day Schedules for Out of Town Teams Online Scheudles and Results

$140.00 per team

(multi-team and tournament discounts available)

Register by: October 28th, 2016

WWW.SESDBASKETBALLTOURNAMENTS.WEEBLY.COM

Horizon Elementary Horizon Elementary Open For Business! Principal: Tanja Pederson Assistant Principal: Lisa Garrett Admin Assistant: Kyla Meyer Counselor: Kelli Semmler

Horizon Elementary School, located at 5800 S Bahnson Avenue in Sioux Falls was dedicated on August 15th at 6pm. Parents, students and staff gathered for the ribbon cutting ceremony.

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Journey Elementary

Journey Elementary Welcomes Back Students And Staff!

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