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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 1-28-16

We hope this week has found you well and that good recipes have been flowing like the fish of Capistrano and that the political rhetoric and advertisements have not turned your dreams into nightmares. If not, we’re sorry, and we hope you enjoy this very, very, oh-so-delicious crockpot recipe. I said the dreaded word. No, no, not Berni...
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L-S boys’ 3-0 week includes overtime thriller with Albia

The Hawk varsity boys have an 11-game win streak going after two SICL victories and an overtime thriller last week. BGM Tuesday’s match-up in Sully pitted L-S, the No. 2 team in the SICL West Division, against BGM, the No. 3 team in the division. By the end, it was clear to see why the L-S boys were...
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Large group speech excels at district contest

The Lynnville-Sully large group speech team, coached by speech coaches Ms. Melinda Hardin and Ms. Lexus Waymire, competed against several other schools at the large group speech district contest hosted by Grinnell-Newburg High School Saturday, Jan. 23. After the completion of the eight performances by L-S students, two teams earned Division I ratings to advance...
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State runner-up team returns to L-S

Twenty years after a run at the state tournament title, members of the 1995-96 Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team returned to their home court on Friday, Jan. 22. The eight players present as well as coaches Jerry Hulsing and Duane Brand were recognized and thanked during half-time of the varsity boys basketball game. As one of the...
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L-S honor rolls announced

The honor rolls for the 2015-16 second quarter and first semester at Lynnville-Sully School have been announced. * indicates 4.0 GPA Second Quarter High Honor Roll Sixth grade: Braden Alberts, Ryan Annee, Dakotah Bokhoven, Emily Coleman, Ellie Dunsbergen, *Joshua Hardenbrook, *Aliya James, *Sydney Jansen, Noah Johnson, Brooke Maston, *Joshua Hardenbrook, Owen Norrish, Mason Rodibaugh, *Lily Zylstra; Seventh grade:...
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Remember When – 1-28-16

40 years ago (1976) Mrs. Carl Henning was offering a gospel organ class teaching chords, transposing, registration, and arranging. Killduff Postmistress Harriet Eichner assumed the new duties of being the editor of “The Hawkeye Postmaster,” a monthly newsletter of the Iowa Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters. Eichner had plans to do a school for editors...
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