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Tue
01
Feb

Zuercher is champ at UIC; wrestlers have good week

By Lindsay Mueller
CLAYTON RIDGE- Last Tuesday night the Pirate wrestlers defeated both Central and Clayton Ridge in a dual meet. 
The Pirates were up against Central first and won by a team score of 58-18.  Trailing 18-3 against the Warriors, the Pirates then put up 55 straight points winning the next ten matches.  Kollin Berg, Sam White, Cory Miner and Chris Zuercher all won by falls.
Chris Dibble (125) scored an impressive major decision 13-0.  Mitchell Schultz (119) and Bryan Mueller (275) both won by decisions in their matches.

Tue
01
Feb

Pirates take home two victories with wins over TV and Kee

By Gary Simmons, Sr.
POSTVILLE - The Trojans made a stop in Postville for an Upper Iowa Conference contest last Tuesday (January 25th) to take on the Pirates. After three quarters of play the two teams were all knotted at 46 points apiece. The Pirates (1-2, 1-11) managed to outscore Turkey Valley (3-2, 8-6) in the final quarter 17 to 16 to take home the first win of the season 63-62.
Turkey Valley held a five point lead after the first quarter 17-12 and increased that lead to eight points by halftime 30-22. It looked like Postville might go winless once again.

Tue
01
Feb

Lady Pirates lose two key conference games last week

By Gary Simmons, Sr.
POSTVILLE - The Turkey Valley Trojans arrived in Postville last Tuesday (January 25th ) for a key match-up between Upper Iowa Conference opponents. The Trojans 4-2 in conference play and 12-4 overall were looking to hand the Lady Pirates, 2-0 in conference and 8-2 overall, their first conference loss of the season. Once Postville's Brittany Heins left the game with a knee injury that's just what they did as the Trojans handed the Lady Pirates their first conference loss of the season going on to win 47-32.

Tue
01
Feb

A tribute to a great doctor

Dr. Milton F. Kiesau was the epitome of the very best of family M.D.'s. He h ad a remarkable career that spanned more than 60 years as a practicing physician and surgeon. He also served more than four years as an army medical officer both in the U. S. and Europe, during World War II.

Tue
01
Feb

Speech schedule released; state contest in Decorah

On Saturday, February 5th Postville Speech students will be participating in State Speech Contest. This year contest is held at Decorah High School, with a few sections in the Elementary. The following groups will be participating at the event with times and centers listed.
Readers Theater will be performing at 8:30 a.m. in Center 3, which is the vocal room in the High School.
Choral Reading is performing at 9:45 a.m. in Center 6 (Band Room) in the High School.
Musical Theater performs at 11:00 a.m. in Center 10 (Wrestling Room) of the High School.

Tue
01
Feb

One, two, skip a few, 99, 100!

By Hanna Schutte

Tue
01
Feb

High School Pops Concert

By Stephanie Gelo
This year's Postville High School Pops Concert will be held on Thursday, February 10, 2005. It will commence at eight o'clock, and will be held in the Fine Arts and Civics Center.

Tue
01
Feb

Middle School play to be held in March

Disco Knights is a comedy which takes place in the 1970?s where a group of kids are struggling to save their dying hangout. Their principal has the goal of becoming Principal of the Year, but the kids are threatening this from happening.
      Elise Martins is directing the play, and Tim Bauch is building the set. The play has a cast of sixty-two diligent actors and actresses who have been working hard when there are not any conflicts with other activities.

Tue
01
Feb

Honor Roll Released for Postville Community Schools

Middle School Honor Roll
Qtr. 2
6th Grade
Mitchell Becker
Morgan Deering
Tanner Deering
Whitney Deering
Abigail Eberling
Natani Gallagher
Ryan Guese
Ashley Harris
Marlon Henriquez
Keisha Kerr
Kimberly Kraus
Brittany Lenth
Ana Lopez
Daylee Mostaert
Kristine Schissel
Dillon Schlee
Dylan Schnuelle
Kelsey Schnuelle
Yuliya Vinnitskaya
7th Grade
Samuel Ash
Gil Bensasson
Rebecca Berns
Megan Brincks
Christina Converse

Tue
01
Feb

From the State Senate

Economic development took center stage in the legislature this week when Senate Republicans showcased measures that may seem a bit out of the box. A controversial proposal was offered to encourage our young people to stay in Iowa while providing high paying job opportunities. Whether or not these suggestions see fruition, we at least got people thinking about the issues.

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