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Page 12 Local News The Lone Tree Reporter, January 10, 2002 :
Council makes committee appointments LoneDepartmentTree Fire ito
dA r solution ,wa pas receive money
COUNCIL MEETING three-year term on Planning Brown.
from page 1 and Zoning; David Smith - Work sessions were sched- showing the city s support of
three-year term on Planning uled for Jan. 23 to address pre- the "bottle bill." The Iowa DONATION
make a more informed deci-
sion.
If the program was discon-
tinued, the bus could be avail-
able on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays when it is used
for public transportation.
However, rides to the dining
site and back would cost $3
instead of $5 and there is no
guarantee the bus could be
reserved on those days. (Look
in next week's Reporter for in-
depth coverage of this issue.)
The council appointed the
following applicants to seats
open on city boards and com-
missions: Mitch Swinton
and Zoning; Randy Yakish -
five-year term on Board of
Adjustments; Virginia
Schlapkohl - two-year term on
Library Board; and Grynneth
Parizek - two-year term on
Library Board.
Joanne Havel, the new
mayor, reappointed Carl Kice
Brown as mayor pro-tern. She
also placed council members
on the following committees:
Buildings, Cemetery - Brown,
Wieland; Streets, Cable
Hayes, Lihs; Water, Sewer -
Schaapveld, Lihs; Police, Fire
Hayes, Schaapveld; and
Parks, Library Wieland,
viously tabled items such as
the possible curfew ordinance
and Jan. 30 to work on the
budget.
After some research at the
Cedar Rapids Public Library,
Wieland has found 25 organi-
zations that donate money to
parks. They are all in iowa,
which is the first place she is
looking for grants. These grant
programs will be discussed in
an upcoming Lone Tree
Foundation meeting, however
the city needs to decide how
much money it can budget for
park projects that could be
used as matching funds.
League of Cities asked that the
city pass the resolution as it
lobbies to keep and expand can
deposits. The grocers associa-
tion is currently lobbying to
discontinue the bill.
A claim by Jim Johnson for
damage done to his utility shed
by the city was accepted and
he will be reimbursed $100.
Several business owners
have expressed concern to Jeff
Lihs, council member, con-
cerning how Johnson County
handled break-ins at their busi-
nesses. He will be looking into
the matter.
from page 1
United States Army. After th e
Army, he lived in California before
moving to Saudi Arabia to work on
the pipelines. From there he
moved to Panama where he :
worked on the Panama Canal. He"
moved back to California to work
with his brother in the lumber busi-
ness.
He came back to Iowa to visitS!
and stay with his family during the :
summer months. While in Iowa,
he realized the needs the local
departments had with their limited
budgets. He saw an opportunity to
help the three volunteer fire depart-
merits by leaving each department
Harold & June Hintermeister
60th
anniversary
Harold and June
Hintermeister of 1159 Bay
Circle, Nichols Will be celebrat-
ing their 60th wedding anniver-
sary on January 13th with an
Open House from 1-4 p.m. at
the Lone Tree Legion. All
friends and family are invited
and the couple requests no gifts.
Your presence will be their gift.
The former June Kopf and
Harold Hintermeister were mar-
ried in Kahoka, Missouri on
January 12, 1942. Harold has
farmed in the Nichols area for
many years and June worked at
Proctor & Gamble for 27 years.
They are the parents of the
late William Hintermeister and
his wife Shari of West Liberty
and Larry Hintermeister of
Nichols and his fiancee, Dona
Broders of Muscatine.
Grandchildren are Scott and
(Mary) Hintermeister of
Nichols, Larae Hintermeister of
Harker Heights, Texas, Shelly
and (Chris) Emmons of
Davenport, and Brian and
(Carrie) Hintermeister of Lone
Tree and Great Granddaughter,"
Ashley Hintermeister of Texas.
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