OCTOBER IS PHYSICAL THERAPY MONTH

THE REHABILITATION EXPERTS PHYSICAL THERAPY

AT AVERA SACRED HEART HOSPITAL

Is pain or discomfort compromising your daily activities?

Is an injury keeping you from enjoying life? Avera Sacred Heart Hospital

is the region’s leader in outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation.

AVERA SACRED HEART HOSPITAL PHYSICAL THERAPY TEAM

Pictured from left: Pam Grimme, Tech; LuAnn Kathol, PT; Brian Fedde, PT; Lisa Wolfgram, PT; Dan Hunhoff, PT; Sharon Schaefer, Tech; Kevin O'Brien, PT; Heather Goehner, DPT; James Reiner, DPT; Ann Rohlfing, DPT.

Call the Avera Sacred Heart Hospital Physical Therapy experts at (605) 668-8268.

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memorable characters and vividdescriptions of Hutterite life, thisground-breaking narrative shinesa light on intolerance, illuminat-ing the simple truth that insideevery human beats a heart long-ing for understanding andacceptance. Layering the richtraditions of colony life with thestark realities of intolerance andmistrust, her humorous but can-did writing style provides adelightful hour for listeners of allages. The library has this book

on our shelves, and books willbe available for purchase thatevening.

Readers Anonymous will dis-cuss David Laskin’s “TheChildren’s Blizzard” on Nov. 9.This club, which is always opento new members, meets the sec-ond Tuesday of each month, atthe library, at 1 p.m.

The evening book club meetsthe third Tuesday of eachmonth, 5:30 p.m., at the library.On Nov. 16, they will discussCharles Frazier’s “ColdMountain.”

Generous patrons donated191 cans of soup and 44 pack-ages of crackers during our Foodfor Fines week. We will collect

canned vegetables Nov. 13-21,with all donations going to theContact Center.

Friends of the Library willhold their monthly book sale at10 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 6. As always,they continue to accept dona-tions of gently used books tostock their shelves. The Friends’sale is the first Saturday of eachmonth.

The library will be closed onVeteran’s Day, Nov. 11, and onNov. 25-26, due to theThanksgiving holiday. We will beopen from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. onNov. 27 and 1-5 p.m. on Nov. 28.

Did you know that in 2009,51,022 children and teen bookswere checked out from thelibrary?

We are now on Facebook. Goto the library’s home page andclick on the Facebook icon to getthe latest information on thelibrary’s programs and events.

If you’d like to be on thelibrary’s adult or children’s pro-gram list serves, just give your e-mail address to the staff andBecky, the children’s librarian,and I will make sure you areadded to our lists. You’ll get cur-rent updates on all library pro-grams.

You can reach the library at605-668-5275 or e-mail me at kja-cobs@sdln.net. View us online athttp://www.yanktonsd.org/yank-ton/library/index.php or visit uson Facebook.

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TOM: If lubricating the regula-tor doesn’t improve the win-dow’s performance, you mayneed a whole new regulator, anew window motor or both. Andthat’s going to run you a bitmore than a second battery(which won’t help anyway, Bill).

RAY: You say that this Buickis a geezer car, Bill. But we don’tknow whether you mean it’s acar FOR a geezer, or that the carITSELF is a geezer. If the caritself is really old, you may want

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———Tom and Ray share secrets on

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Got a question about cars?Write to Click and Clack in careof this newspaper, or e-mailthem by visiting the Car TalkWeb site at www.cartalk.com.

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