South Dakota State Fair

PLAINSMAN 2019 S.D. State Fair — Page 23
Dreamweaver Comedy Hypnosis
Sunday, Sep 1
Noon, 1, 3:30 and 4:30 p.m.
NorthWestern Energy
Freedom Stage
Randy Buker is a full-time hypnotist.
He’s one of the very few
hypnotic entertainers in the upper
Midwest who can stay busy enough
to do this for a living. Most do it on
the side as a part-time job or a hobby.
The difference
is that the hobbyists
don’t do
enough shows to
get the experience
needed to do high
quality, professional
shows. Because
he’s a professional,
you will receive
a professional experience
from your
very first contact
with Randy all the
way through to the
end of the show.
Randy has a
background in the
Mental Health field. Following college,
he worked in that field for seventeen
years. He brings his mental
health experience and understanding
of the human mind to the stage.
Along with his quick wit, your audience
will be amazed as they watch
the volunteers explore the powers of
their subconscious minds in a most
hilarious way.
Specializing in Rural Property and
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Brian J. Gatzke ARA, MBA
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P.O. Box 63 Brookings, SD 57006-0063
605.691.2119 cell • 605.610.0948 fax
Brian.Gatzke@northernplainsappraisal.com
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The Sound
Exchange
Friday, Aug 30
Times: 4:30, 5:15, 7:30 and 8:45 p.m.
Northwestern Energy Freedom Stage
The Sound Exchange is a
five-member a cappella group
based out of the Twin Cities of Minnesota.
They bring dazzling harmonies,
great stage presence and wise-cracking
audience interaction together in a
whirlwind a cappella experience that
is not to be missed!
The diverse musical backgrounds
of this internationally performing group
vaulted them onto stages
ranging from corporate events
to state fairs, to benefit concerts,
to school assemblies, to
clubs and to cruise ships.
These stellar performers
bring both their wealth of musical
experience and their
unique sense of humor to every
single show and do it with
a contagious joy that will have
you laughing and clapping
Individuals
who
have made significant
contributions to
South Dakota 4-H will
be inducted into the
South Dakota 4-H Volunteer
Hall of Fame on
Sunday, Sept. 1, at approximately
4:30 p.m.
at the Nordby Exhibit
Hall.
The program will follow
the 4-H Performing
Arts Troupe. The public
is welcome and encouraged
to attend the
ceremony.
In addition, six individuals
will be inducted
into the 4-H Shooting
Sports Volunteer Hall
of Fame.
The 2019 4-H Volunteer
Hall of Fame
inductees are Mary
Williams of Wall, Diana
Jons of Colome,
Evelyn Werkmeister of
Armour, Joy Braun of
Mellette and the late
James Wenzlaff of
Brandon. The inductees
into the 2019 4-H
Shooting Sports Volunteer
Hall of Fame
are Dale Foiles of Raymond,
Doug Kittelson
of Hayti, Dean Balsiger
of Sioux City, Bruce Eldridge
of Chamberlain,
along! So, whether you love soulful
ballads, blistering rock anthems, jazz
standards or chart-topping singles, or
you just love to laugh, The Sound Exchange
has you covered.
S.D. 4-H recognizes volunteers
Mark Rowan of Pierre
and Mike Kraft of Britton.
“South Dakota 4-H
Volunteer Hall of Fame
inductees are individuals
who model the impact
that a caring adult
can have in the life of
a child through the 4-H
program. We are sincerely
appreciative of
their contributions to
4-H and this recognition
is one small way
to say thank you,” said
Karla Trautman, director
of SDSU Extension.
The South Dakota
4-H Volunteer Hall of
Fame was established
in 2002 as part of the
100th birthday celebration
of 4-H.