The community wide garage sale will be held June 24-25. The event is sponsored by the Winner Area Chamber of Commerce.
Persons who would like to participate can send information to thechamber@gwtc.net
A flyer will be published on Facebook. Also, persons can pickup a flyer that lists the garage sales on June 23 at Marty’s, True Value, Gus Stop or Zip Trip.
Winner Area girls golf team placed 4th in the Class A tournament at Bakkers Crossing in Sioux Falls June 6-7.
Devan Dougherty was the team’s only medal placer as she tied for 23rd with a score of 186.
Rylee Root placed 28th with a 189, Gracie Root, tied for 29th with a 190, Kelbi Meiners tied for 49th with a 203 and Leila Balsiger tied for 54th with a 206.
Coach Jim Halverson said the first day would have to be described as rugged as the girls hit the ball well until it was time to putt. “The greens were faster, more undulating and intimidating. We had a lot of three and four putt greens and their scores showed it,” said Halverson.
After the first day the girls were in 6th place. The coach said the team had a two hour putting practice at the hotel.
“On Tuesday, the girls came out firing. They hit the ball well most of the time. The putting was a lot better,” said Halverson.
The coach said he was proud of the girls as they did battle.
The Rosebud Shrine Circus will return to Winner on June 25. The circus, sponsored by the Rosebud Shrine Club, will be presented at 8 p.m. at the Tripp County Fairgrounds.
The international circus will feature a variety of acts to please all ages.
Tickets are available at Winner True Value and BankWest of Winner.
The local Shriners ask there be no coolers.
Funeral services for Shirley Beck, 97, Winner, will be held on June 18 at 10:30 a.m. at the Prairie View Gospel Barn, Gregory. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery, Gregory.
There is a prayer service on Friday at 7 p.m. at the gospel barn.
Beck died June 9 at the Winner Regional long term care center.
Gay Lynn Barry was born to Al and LeArlie (Engel) Barry in Fremont, NE, on June 19, 1954. She was the youngest of two daughters.
Gay Lynn grew up in Dallas, SD, and spent much of her youth at her parent’s indoor roller-skating rink “Al’s Roller Dome” in Dallas. Gay Lynn graduated high school in Gregory, SD in 1972.
Gay Lynn married Jerry Olson. Gay Lynn and Jerry welcomed two children- Jamie and Kristi Lynn.
She attended business school at National American University in Rapid City, SD. Gay Lynn worked for a business office in Red Wing, MN before moving back to Gregory and starting The Flower Garden. Gay Lynn had a love for flowers and was an entrepreneur. She ran two flower shops and a café in Gregory and Winner for a brief time. She later focused on the shop in Gregory. Gay Lynn had a passion and creative gift working with flowers and especially enjoyed working late nights developing beautiful casket sprays.
Gay Lynn adored spending time with her family and watching her grandchildren’s activities. She loved her house dogs and always had a small four-legged companion.
Gay Lynn enjoyed traveling, making trips to New Mexico, Texas, and attending a couple NASCAR races.
She liked drinking Coca-Cola and collecting memorabilia. Since retiring from the flower shop, she especially enjoyed spending time in her yard and flowerbeds.
Gay Lynn appreciated playing cards with her friends at the Senior Center and hosting card parties at home. She was an active member of the Gregory Methodist Church and the Gregory County Historical Society.
Gay Lynn passed away on June 7, 2022, after a battle with metastatic breast cancer at the age of 67.
Gay Lynn is survived by her son Jamie (Mica) Olson (Bloomfield, NE), ten beloved grandchildren: Samantha, Layne, Elliot, Matilynn, Tatum, Kadyn, Callie, Vanessa, Marisa, Jake; sister Marilee (Curt) VanAsperen (Custer, SD,) and a niece Andrea (Cory) Lewis and nephew Cory (Lisa) VanAsperen.
Gay Lynn is preceded in death by her daughter Kristi Olson and parents Al and LeArlie Barry.
Funeral services for Gay Lynn Barry age 67 of Dallas, SD were held on Tuesday June 14 at 10:30 a.m. at the Methodist Church, Gregory, SD. A private family burial followed in the Hillview Cemetery, Dallas, SD.
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