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and the Knights marched on to
the state tournament by wi ning
the Cla s 2A girls golf regional
final Tuesday in Milford.
The m et wa su posed to be
held Monday, but was postponed
until the next day due to a thunderstorm.
What is
your town
mo to/
slogan?
The start of a new year is
future. With that in mind,
communities in our area.
We are focusing on one
over several w eks in our
A cent section.
BY MARK MAHONEY
STA F WRITER
taking the medalist honors again.
Her score of 81 was four strokes
be ter than the ru ner-up, Okoboji
freshman Ha nah Butler.
its customers.
The Hu l medical practice
has b en caring for
area people’s eye since
2 02.
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place where they can
go for a l their eye-care
n eds — emergency
medical visits, pinkeye,
routine care, gla ses,
contacts — without having
to travel out of town
to do it,” said Dr. Sco t
Driesen, one of thr e
BY SCO T BYERS
SPORTS EDITOR
a curacy.
optometrists who own the eye center’s
two locations.
victory.
by 14 strokes. The E’Hawks also
advanced to state as a team.
S e GOLF on page C10
Storm Lake.
What is the
American Optometric A sociation.
Driesen and his wife, Pe gy, who
also is an optometrist, started the
original eye center in Sioux Center
when they purchased Dr. Robert Verm
er’s vision care practice in 1 95.
What healthcare
options
are available
in your
community?
BY RYAN KRONBERG
STAFF WRITER
Drake Stadium in Des Moines.
competition on the blue oval.
over her head.
were driving to Sioux
Center to s e us,” Driesen
said.
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BY TY RUSHING
THURSDAY SOFTBA L
STA F WRITER
operations, noted i significant.
Czmowski said.
How has the
community’s
population
changed
since 2000?
The people of Hu l are
grea to live with and
work hard to make our
community great.”
AARON KOOIKER
HU L CITY ADMINISTRATOR
BY MARK MAHONEY
STA F WRITER
HARTLEY—George-Li tle
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pitching performance by Laura
Heibul to beat Hartley-Melvin-
Sanborn 6-2 Thursday in nonconference
softba l play.
Heibult pitched seven in -
nings, giving up two runs and
five hits, striking out six and
walking two.
“She’s pitched three nights
in a row,” said Mustangs coach
Je f Jager. “She’s very consistent
and hi ting her spots. She’s
done a great job in our first
thr e games.”
community?
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“Sometimes kids just have a
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we l tonight and put pre sure
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What groups
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elementary sch ols.”
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here to serve children.”
For example, the group decided
AARON KOOIKER
HU L CITY ADMINISTRATOR
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The N’West Iowa REVIEW • May 28, 2016 • Section C
Zomermaand fires 81
for Unity Christian
MILFORD—Unity Christian
senior Chanda Zomerm and
continued he recent ste lar play
The N’West Iowa REVIEW • May 28, 2016 • Section B
an exce lent time to reflect
on the previous 12 months
while l oking ahead to the
The N’West Iowa REVIEW
has developed 16 questions
for 2016 for the leaders of
community at a time in this
series that is being featured
Conveniently located
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HU L—The Driesen Eye Center is
known for focusing on the n eds of
Optometrists are the independent
HULL
Driesen Eye Center
sees to patients’ needs
primary health-care profe sionals
for human eyes, a cording to the
3
“We had a lot of Hu l patients that
That eventualy led
th eye center to open
its second Sioux County
“When the medical building was
S e DRIESEN on page B5
Phone: 712.324.2148
Milk receiving operator Mike Po tebaum checks a load of milk on May 14 at Agropur in Hul. The company recently
produced its 1 0, 0th vat of ch ese since its “humbles begi nings’ start in 2 08. Photo by Josh Ha re l
Agropur continues to
produce more cheese
H
Tyler Po tebaum and Jake Po tebaum work alongside Les Van Roekel cleaning up
trash alongside Highway 18 in Hu l. The e fort is one of the many community service
projects undertaken by Hu l Kiwanis Club members. Photo by Rylan Howe
U L—After nearly eight years in busine s, it’s
a l “Gouda” for one of Hu l’s largest employers.
On May 18, the Agropur ch ese plant produced
its 1 0, 0th vat of ch ese, which Tim
Czmowski, Agropu regional vice president of
“It’s an ‘un-brie-levable’ milestone,” he said.
Czmowski said i takes seven vats of ch ese
to fi l up one semitruck, and that each vat
requires more than a semitank of milk to make.
When he and Agropur engin ering a sistant
Ondrea Da le broke it down further, the
1 0, 0th vat equaled 14,285 truckloads of
2
Dr. Sco t Driesen examines the eyes of To d Vi scher of Hul on a recent
morning a the Driesen Eye Center in Hu l. Photo by Mark Mahoney
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“Where GREAT
IDEAS Are Born.”
CLASS 2A STATE TRACK MEET
THEY DID THE AREA PROUD
Unity Christian hopes
to keep it going today
ORANGE CITY—Klayton Wielenga
did not get much power on the final shot
of the game, but he certainly had the
Wielenga’s left-f oted a tempt meandered
its way through the MOC-Floyd
Va ley defense and just like that, the
Knights advanced to the Cla s 1A boys
so cer substate final with a 3-2 overtime
The result snapped a run of five
straight state tournament trips for
MOC-Floyd Va ley. Unity Christian
improved to 10-7 and wi l play Ca ro l
Kuemper, which is 15-2, in the substate
final at n on today (Saturday, May 28) in
state of the city’s
infrastructure?
“Historicaly, MOC-Floyd Va ley has
b en the team to beat around here,” said
Unity Christian coach Ben Karnish. “To
be one of the last 16 teams in the state
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Western Christian junior Erika F enstra is embraced after the Wolfpack won the Cla s 2A 1,6 0-mete relay last Saturday a the state track and field m et. Photo by Ryan Kronberg
Unity Christian senior Chanda Zomerm and watches her shot from
the fairway during the Cla s 2A regional final at W odlyn Hi ls Golf
Course on Tuesday in Milford. She won medalist honors with an 81
and the Knights won the m et with a 380 qualifying for the state tournament,
which runs May 31-June 1. Photo by Rylan Howe
GIRLS GOLF REGIONAL FINALS
Knights’ senior leads
way to state tourney
Zomerm an did not s em
to mind. She fo lowed up a win
in the first round of regionals by
“Chanda played solid a l day,”
said Unity Christian coach Cody
Harskamp.
The Knights won the team
title with r om to spare, sh oting
a 380 to beat Emmetsburg
WEDNESDAY BOYS SOCCER: CLASS 1A SUBSTATE
N’West Iowa athletes
shine at state track
D
ch ese, 6. 3 bi lion pounds of milk and about
10 bi lion 1-ounce servings of ch ese.
“The population is 7 bi lion; so we’ve almost
fed every person on Earth at least one serving,”
Knights end long Dutch streak
What is the best
part about your
Improvements for park
among recent projects
does much for youth in the Sioux
County community.
The club is part of Kiwanis International,
a worldwide service organization
that has more than 350, 0
members dedicated to helping out
the children of the world — one
child and one community at a time.
Czmowski, who started o f as the plant’s general manager,
is amazed at how far the Hu location has come considering
what he described as its “humble begi nings.”
The 250, 0-square-f ot ch ese manufacturer on Hu l’s
south side — then operating as Gr en Meadows Dairy
and owned by the Y selstein family — received its first
semi-truck load of milk on Nov. 3, 2 08. Throughou that
November, deliveries remained low until th end of the
month when six truckloads a rived.
S e AGROPUR on page B3
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What are some
The city’s population is 2,244,
up from 1,963 in 2000,
a cording to the U.S. Census Bureau
5 6
and 10-year member of the 30-person
Hu l club, put it simply: “We’re
last year to take the lead in raising
What is your town known for?
“The Foreign Candy Company was
the first nationwide busine s in Hu l.
Hu l also is known for its excellent
sch ols, as Hu l su ports thr e
thriving high sch ols and two exce lent
The city’s infrastructure is in pre ty good shape. The city is repaving three blocks of Locust Stree this year and has
planned on some new repaving of street in the future. The city has secured enough water to supply the citizens for
the near future and continue to work with Lewis & Clark Regional Water System for the future.
sti l playing is a c ol feat for our guys.
Hopefu ly we can continue to do more.”
Unity Christian go the first goal of the
game from an unlikely source. Schuyler
George-Li tle Rock/Central Lyon junior Be ca Roskam
throws to first base for an out against Hartley-Melvin-
Sanborn on Thursday evening in Hartley. The Mustangs
won 6-2 over the host Hawks. Photo by Rylan Howe
ES MOINES—N’West Iowa athletes continued
to give outstanding performances on the blue
oval during the final day of the Cla s 2A state
track and field championships last Saturday at
A pair of state champions were crowned, as Sheldon’s
Keri Siebrecht and the Western Christian girls
1,6 0-mete relay team earned titles. A number of
others brought home medals from the final day of
Wolfpack relay golden
When Western Christian junior Erika F enstra
cro sed the finish line of the 1,6 0 relay, she slumped
over, hands on her kn es. Then she put her hands
But a she walked o f the track, there were thr e
excited teammates to s e her. A l were ecstatic about
S e WOLFPACK on page C11
MOC-Floyd Va ley junior Co nor Ascherl and Unity Christian senior Jeshua Wi t
ba tle for control of the ba l during their Cla s 1A substate game Wednesday in
Orange City. The Knights won 3-2 in overtime. Photo by Steve H ogland
Heibult has strong
start to the season
Malenke notched his firs ta ly of the
S e KNIGHTS on page C5
AARON KOOIKER HU L CITY ADMINISTRATOR
Hull Kiwanis Club puts serving
children first in everything it does
Mustangs ride high
behind pitching star
S e MUSTANGS on C4
funds for a project at Eastside Park
in the city of nearly 2,2 0. The cost
for the work is estimated to be nearly
$85, 0.
“We kind of led the way there,” Ten
Pa said. “It was a n ed, and something
we thought we’d take a l ok at.”
The club earlier this yea received
a $2,5 0 grant from the Nebraska-
Iowa Kiwanis District Foundation to
The work has included the construction
of a new restr om building
S e KIWANIS on page B3
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
This position is responsible for: planning, organizing, directing,
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Minimum Qualifications: Electric Utility experience is required.
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Interested applicants should: send a cover letter, resume, and three
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position is filled. For a complete job description call 712-928-2240 or email
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