The St. Wilfrid High School Youth Group are excited for their Confirmation service project, a soup and sandwich supper and fun night on Sunday, Nov. 5, at the St. Wilfrid Church basement.
As the group discussed ideas for a service project, they reminisced about the Turkey Shoot that they had enjoyed while growing up, an event that was last held in 2011, prior to the beginning of the multi-year basement renovation project. The basement was finished this past winter, and is once again back to full function, being used for activities, classes, and events including the serving of food.
The group decided to do a mini version of the Turkey Shoot, that includes a meal, Bingo and kids’ games. A soup and sandwich meal will be served from 4:30-7 p.m. Kids’ games, such as a cake walk and fish pond will begin at 6 p.m., and Bingo will begin at 7 p.m. During Bingo, there will be four “special” games where the prizes will be turkeys. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Sanborn County Food Pantry and the Mitchell Love Feast.
The community is invited to attend for any of the events!

KEVIN MOE

YANKTON, OCT. 26 – First National Bank has hired Kevin Moe as Director, Commercial and Agribusiness Banking, announced Jeff Jones, Market President, First National Bank. Moe will serve as Senior Lender working with the Commercial and Ag departments in Yankton, Mitchell, Woonsocket and Huron. He is based at the bank’s Yankton branch.
“Kevin’s strong leadership skills and knowledge will enhance the strength and efficiency of our great team of commercial and ag lenders,” said Jones.
Moe has 23 years of banking and lending managerial experience, most recently with MetaBank in Brookings. Prior to that, he worked in banking for almost 14 years in Huron. Moe earned a Bachelor of Science degree from South Dakota State University with a major in business economics and minors in ag business and ag marketing. He received a Master of Science degree in finance from Georgetown University. He is also a graduate of the South Dakota Ag and Rural Leadership program.
Moe is an active community volunteer and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Dakota Business Finance. He was an Advisory Board Member for the Boys and Girls Club of Brookings and will join the Advisory Board for the Boys and Girls Club of Yankton. Moe was also a former board member for the Heartland Area United Way in Huron and served two terms as Vice Chair for the Huron School Board.
Moe is a Woonsocket High School graduate and the son of Karen Moe of Huron and the late Keith Moe.