Postville Herald from Postville, Iowa • Page 3

I to the MUSIC MASTERS DAY, ER 18 BRLLROOm f. lITTt -NHE IOWA Oct. 25 THE SWISS GIRLS Farm Commercial Residential IS SUPPLY COMPANY POSTVI LLE IOWA 864-3418 Home Phone 864-3562 If your motor talking back' to you? Bff foot on the gos feed tolli your motor what II fcdddo. Ether it takes off like you want it ft bob and "talks bock" with knocb, pings, and osleri. Wto happens dtpondi a lot on your gasoline I Wkon you'ro wing a Sixty-Six gasoline, youll got "bade You'll got tho) response you wont livery and qoietl ip at any Phillips 66 Station with Flito-Fuol pdy-SU Gasoline.

'66' Elmer R. Heins wd CAFE 864 -3130 BULK AGENT Phone 864-3826 MARIANNA PETROLEUM, Inc. M-7451 Postvillo, Iowa Box 65S To Advertise In The Herald I MM LOAN SERVICE FULLY INSURED AUCTION NORTHEAST IOWA DIVISION RAY WIETHORN ROUTE 2 MONONA, IOWA iDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 P. M. REASON: Quitting Dairying.

of Monona or 6V2 miles west of road and mile north 1 wad. Follow Farm Loan Arrows. HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE GRADE HOLSTEIN and GUERNSEY to Milk Cows, 5 close springers due Oct, duo 4 milking to freshen in and March. Milk Cows, 1 close Springer due 1 springer due 1 milking duo Jan. Iff calf Heifers, 1 due by sale date, 1 close 6 springers due 2 due in due in Feb.

TB and Bangs tested. Interstate and health 5 sue day. Artificially bred by Carnation. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 250-gallon Bulk Tank. Milker Units, small bore teat cups.

Milker Pump and motor, wine for 27 cows, with stall cocks. Jesting Machine with glass test tubes, wmplo cups, dipper etc. Eloc. cow Clippers, oloc. drill head attach.

Don Kregel and Stan Ewing, Monona. 2 Loan Service, Mineral Point, Wis. James H. Gordon, Mineral Point, Wis. Forest "Toey" Kelly, Postvillo, Iowa.

Dean Ferris, Lancaster, Wisconsin. USU AL FARM LOAN SERVICE TERMS. ARM LOAN SERVICE, INC. Bank Madison, Phone 249-6464 Mineral Point, Phono 9874012 mm State Supervisors Visit Postville Schools Guilford regional pervisor for the Department of Public Instruction will visit the Postville Schools on Wednesday morning, October 15. The purpose of this visit will be to confer with the principals and superintendent in regards to the planned Team Visit to the Postville Schools scheduled for December 9-11, 1969.

This team visit was requested by the local school authorities last spring. A team of approximately 20 supervisors will visit all departments of the school from kindergarten through senior high. Recommendations will be made as to how the program of the local school might be improved. Klwood J. Mabon, consultant for vocational agriculture, recently spent a day visiting the vocational agriculture program, and conferring with Mr.

Vernon Leurs, vocational agriculture instructor. Mr. Mabon was complimentary in regards to the vocational agriculture program. STATE OF IOWA SCHOLARSHIPS The State of Iowa Scholarship Program was established in 1965 for the benefit of Iowa students attending colleges within the state. Designed to encourage good students of limited means to continue their education, this program has helped 1734 Iowans to meet college expenses.

Awards are based on ability and financial need and are renewable for the sophomore year, if the student makes satisfactory grades and continues to need financial assistance. There are two types of awards monetary and honorary. Monetary scholarships range from $100 to $800, depending upon the student's need and the tuition at his chosen college. Awards may be used only for tuition and fees at approved Iowa colleges. Honorary scholarships are awarded to applicants who qualify academically but do not need financial assistance or do not plan to enter an approved college.

A minimum of two awards will be granted to students from each Iowa county which have qualified applicants. Eligibility Requirements. An applicant for a state scholarship must: (1) be a citizen of the U. S. and a resident of Iowa for 12 months immediately preceding the date of enrollment.

(2) be graduated from an approved high school before the end of August 1970. (3) plan to enroll as a freshman at an approved college, university, vocational technical school or professional nursing school in Iowa. (4) take the American College Tests (ACT) on any regular test date from October 1968 to November 1969, listing the State of Iowa Scholarship code number "1376" on the answer sheet when the test is taken. (5) be a person of good moral character. PRESS PICK OF THE WEEK JIM BRANDT By Greg Groth In the first conference loss of the season the Pirates played the Sumner Aces.

Although the Pirates lost, there were a few standouts for PHS. Jim Brandt, who was selected as lineman of the week by the coaching staff, plays tackle on both the offensive and defensive squads. Many times he was called on to block Sumner's all-state Nelson Converse doing a 'very good job. Jim felt that the team played a very good game through the first three but a few bad breaks put the momentum in the hands of the Aces. He also said that he feels that the team has a good chance to go the rest of the season undefeated.

Jim will attend Iowa State University next fall and would like to play football. Wanted To Buy: Oats Shelled Corn By The for Safe: of Shelled Corn Trucking Service Ph. $64-7635 or 864-7696 VACATION No classes will be held on Friday, October 24, in order that faculty members may attend the teachers' convention in Des Moines on that day. Classes will be held as usual until 3:40 p. m.

on Thursday, October 23. The football game with North High of West Union is scheduled for Saturday, October 25, because of this convention. This wjll be Dad's Night. SENIOR PICTURES By Patty Fiet Last week the Senior class voted to have Lohnes Studio of Waterloo take the Senior pictures. Lohnes offers three types of finishes to chose from.

The Junior finish is a natural color portrait made with a satin smooth finish. The Senior finish has a textured finish. The collegiate has the picture mounted on canvas for all sizes 8x10 and larger. Five special offers are provided for the student. Prices range from $20.95 to $64.50 for the Junior finish, depending on what various things the student would like.

In the Senior finish, prices are from $23.95 to $79.50, and the Collegiate finish prices range from $59.95 to $95.00. Various items in these offers include 3x5 natural color portraits in folders, billfold portraits in natural color, 8x10 natural color portraits, a 3x5 glossy print for the annual, an 11x14 natural color portrait, and a billfold memory book. Lohnes will be at school taking the Senior pictures Wednesday 29 and Thursday, October 30. LOST FRIEND By Jack Knight Oh once I had a litle He had a coat of yellow We would And run all day. For then I was a happy fellow And then one day On a cold and cloudy morn He went And left me, Sad.

it Editorial Bq Larry Landsgard I don't know how many people have stopped to realize it, but our school' has a very active Pep Club this year. I think the credit should be given where credit is due, and our p6p club truly deserves recognition. P. H. S.

has long needed something to create school spirit and these pepsters have done a real fine job in this respect. It takes determination to accomplish something, and these fellow Pirates really have displayed it. They've gone to a lot of work to try and convey the meaning of spirit to the student body. All the posters we see in the halls, are not for decoration, each one has it's own message to get across. Another way in which the pep club has.

developed the spirit of the school is by selling beanies. Two hundred-fifty of the hats were sold within a matter of days, and from what I hear they would still be able to sell more. These were just a few examples of how one group of kids, can get a whole school involved in something, if they just put their minds to it. And this group has truly done this. Keep up the good work.

LITTLE PIRATES ROLL AGAIN The eighth grade football team opened with a strong attack against the Valley Tigers in the first half. Putting on a fine display of blocking and tackling gave them a half time lead of 16 to six. The scores were tallied by a 25 yard run by Kedric Groth and a 50 yard pass play by Kim Landt to David Harris. The two News Staff Landsgard News Editor Patty Fiet Sports Editor- Craig Farmer Social Editor Sandy Larson Fine Arts Karen Hager Reporters: Larry Livingood, Greg Groth, Jack Knight, Linda Schlee, Donna Preuss, Kevin Tucker, Linda Martins, Debbie Meyer, and Mark Landt Typist Mel Smith Advisor Mr. Schaffner Wednesday, Oct 15.

1969 POSTVILLE (Iowa) HERALD 3 point conversions were added by Craig Converse on a quarterback keep and Kedric Groth on a sweep. Halftime found the Valley Tigers loading up on Tiger fuel and completely dominating the third period of play. At the end of the third period the score was 20 to 16 in favor of Valley and they were getting stronger by the play. The fourth period found Postville having to display their poise and talent to come from hind with a much needed score. The score was obtained by passes) from Landt and O'Hara to Craig Harberts.

This moved the ball within scoring distance and brutal runs by Groth and O'Hara carried the ball across for a touch- dow with O'Hara getting the credit. The game ended with a 22 to 20 score in favor of Postville. More School News On Page Four. Livestock Loans WINNER OF SAVINGS BOND: Gene Stadtmiller POSTVILLE STATE BANK 1872 1969 MEMBER F. The Maverick-maker again and again and again.

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