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 Holabird AdvocateProviding all the news we see fit to print since 2002!Thursday, January 22, 2004 VOL. III Issue 1O JUDGEMENT DAY FOR JANKLOW After a court session that lastest for almost 3 hours, former Representative William J. Janklow was sentenced to 100 days in the Minnehaha County detention center After the first 30 days, he will be let out to peform community service afterwards. Sentence is to start on February 7. Janklow was also fined $6000, and given 3 years probation. He was not ordered to make restitution to the the family of Randy Scott, the man he has been convicted of killing, pending the outcome of a civil suit filed in Hennepin County, Minnesota. WHETHER AT WORK OR PLAY HINKLES ARE OK Darrel Hinkle is taking another vacation, only his second one this year, to Deadwood, South Dakota. Nobody, and we mean nobody, begrudges him that, as in a few weeks time he will be calivng out 71 heifiers. This will more than likely mean a round the clock watch for him in the two weeks after February 21. Have fun while you can, Darrel. Mavis Kennedy has been after Darrel's brother Jerry to take a vacation as well. Jerry has said that the way things are is just fine. The arrangement they have is that Darrel takes four vacations a year, and Jerry takes one vacations every four years. It was pointed out that Jerry hasn't had a vacation since Memorial Weekend of 2000. Jerry has been working hard taking care of his grandfather, E.E. Hinkle. He has said that it is the hardest job he's ever had. "It is harder work then when I schleped furniture for the furniture store in Highmore," He quipped. "Mostly because the furniture didn't talk back to me". A FEW MORE BITES OF REALITY by Jerry Hinkle So called Reality Television is back on my radar screen again. "Survivor" is coming back next month, but more about that later. I feel I must congratulate ABC on their lasest in the "Mole" series. "Celebrity Mole: Yucatan" has some people I've actually heard of. Athough I've never seen Stephan Baldwin act, I assume he's Alec's Brother (Alec must be too busy living in Canada these days to be on these celebrity shows). Dennis Rodman, as I recall made a name for himself by Marrying Carmen Electra (both bride and groom wore a white wedding dress, which was brave for them both). Angie Everhart Used to be George Hamilton's daughter-in-law. Mark Curry was on a show that used the old "Growing Pains" set, but I forgot the name of the show. I haven't seen him since then until this show. Speaking of "Growing Pain's", this show also has Tracey Gold, who is looking better than ever after her eating disorder trouble. Not too skinny, and not too fat. she's my second choice for the jackpot winner. My first choice is the gal who used to be Rudy Huxtable on "The Cosby Show". She sure has growed up a lot since I saw her last. She's looking mighty fine to boot. Wednesday night is no longer bath night because of this show. "Survivor" talked about doing a elebrity version. Ray Romano was interested in trying out for it. Thankfully, the idea was scrapped, for now. "Survivor: All Stars" promises to be an interesting adventure. Somewhere around 18 previous survivor contestants, including 4 of the 8 winners have been brought together for another shot. It's not he same old "Survivor". I'm not sure what criteria was used for selecting contestants for this incarnation. It sure wasn't how well they played the game in the case of Amber. Unless she is in the same tribe as Jerri(who is also in this series) she won't know what to do. I don't remember Kathi from the Marqueses adventure. Hopefully she will do something memorable in this one. For better or worse reality television is still a part of the media. which may or may not be a good thing.
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