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The Lone Tree Reporter, Thursday, February 17,2005 C O MMUNITY Page5 Upper Iowa University Dean's List Jared Hartsock of West Des Moines, Iowa has been named to the Upper Iowa University Dean's List for the 2004-2005 fall semester. Jared is a 1997 Lone Tree School graduate pursuing a teaching degree in secondary education. Students named to the Dean's List have achieved at least a 3.5 grade point aver- age. Upper Iowa University, locat- ed in Fayette, Iowa, provides postsecondary education to a widely diverse student clien- tele. The University is commit- ted to maintaining curricular flexibility, encourages lifelong learning, and an understand- ing of the critical and creative thinking processes. Kirkwood Dean's List Kirkwood Community Col- lege has released its Dean's List for the Fall 2004 Semester. These students have achieved a 3.3 grade point average or high- er after completing 12 or more credit hours with the college. Kirkwood students from the area earning this distinction are: Hills - Jessica Issen, Liberal Arts - Johnson County; Kori R Rich, Early Childhood Educa- tion. Lone Tree - Ronald Eugene Bushell, Lan Management; Bradley A. Hayes, Liberal Arts; Stephanie Magruder, Architec- tural Technology; Amber Lynn Rollberg, Liberal Arts; Kristen Ronan, Electroneurodiagnostic Tech; Becky Schwarzhoff, Lib- eral Arts - Johnson County; Jonathan M. Wieland, Entry- Level Firefighter; Melinda Wieland, Liberal Arts - John- son County; Jessica Leanne Wolfe, Nursing Associate Degree. • From pg 3 - LOOKING BACK bag $1.29, Heinz ketchup 32 oz. .98¢, tangerines 6/$1, Post Sugar Crisp 18 oz. $1.29, toma- toes .49¢ lb. Half of the paper was Solon News, Carla S. Lyon, editor and publisher. Solon's new doctor, Dr. Bruce Van Hauweling was over from the Solon Area Heath Service Inc. 15 years ago February 22, 1990 Lyle Beaver gives Lenten Ser- vice at the United Presbyterian • Church on February 28, Ash Wednesday. The Chamber of Commerce met at the United Presbyterian Church on Monday, February 19. Randy Yakish gave a festi- val update. The Edan Junior Federation Club will be in charge of the Easter Egg Hunt. Winners of the Corn and Soy- bean Contest will be invited to the next Chamber meeting to be held in March at St. Mary's Church. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawthorn will celebrate their 50th Anniversary with an open house on March 4 at the United Presbyterian Church. The Lone Tree Health Care Center named Neva Maxwell as quee and Frank Skala as king of their Valentine's Day Party. Mary Forbes and Raymond played music. Edward Rossman took sec- ond place at the 1989 Iowa Mas- ters Soybean Grower's Contest. A benefit basketball game was held Sunday, February 25. Johnson County Sheriff's Department played against Lone Tree Fire Department and Lone Tree Chamber of Commerce. Lone Tree Lion's Club held its annual frozen fish sale Sat- urday and Sunday February 24- 25. The Riverside City Council voted no to selling land to NES for the proposed infectious medical waste disposal inciner- ator on Monday, February 19 at a public meeting. 10 years ago February 23, 1995 Julie Johnson was named All Conference First Team. Honor- able Mention went to Kris Hain, Steff Forbes, and Angle Koedam. Lone Tree Chamber to work on brochure to promote Lone Tree. They chose the slogan, ' Tree-mendous Place to Live." The school board accepted the resignation of Mr. Curt Countryman as the Raiders head football coach. From My Little Corner of the World: Wednesday is Thinking Day for the Girl Scouts. We are trying something different this year. Hats off to the FFA. To all the young people past and pres- ent who have learned a lot for being a member. The Lone Tree boys extend winning steak to 5. Some of the members of the teams are: Kevin Spears, Chris Berry, Tony Hazen, Andy Ratzlaff, Jim Thomae, Josh Vance, Jere- mey LeGare, Matt Poeltlier, Darren Yoder, Greg Brinkmey- er and Ben Petitt. 5 years ago February 17, 2000 Lone Tree cancer victims honored in Relay for Life. Cate's Crusaders was cap- tained by her daughter, Jill Spears for the second year. Care, who passed away March (Above) Magic and Mr. Sequoia (who sired Magic) look for a carrot treat while hanging out in their Kalona corral. In Mr. Sequoia's previous life he was a show llama and the herd stud. (Right) Kaleidoscope is more the loner, having come fronl a different family in the herd. The three llamas were adopted by Marti Scott of the Lone Tree Reporter, when their owner had to move and gave away her 14 llamas to good homes. Scott has enjoyed the quirky personali- ties of the llamas for a year and a half. Mr. Sequoia definately thinks he's the 'boss' and would like to get all of the treats, if he could. 1, 1998 was the editor of the Lone Tree Reporter for ten years. Pearson's Promise competed for Lynn Pearson who died Feb- ruary 8, 1998. She was the mother of Ryan and Harley Pearson. The first place for raising $13,000 for cancer i:esearch. Matt Zediker was named tem- porary librarian. He will take over for Laura Wolf who will soon go on maternity leave. "Love and All That Jazz," a program from the Lone Tree Music Department was held at the American Legion Hall. Daffodil Days to raise funds for cancer research will be held February 24. Drug dog, Turbo along with Deputy Dan Quiles came to school in the D.A.R.E. program for the sixth grade. Pets of the Week: Llamas Statler Construction, Inc. 319-656-5131 Nichols Christian Church j! Soup Supper to 8:00 EM. . 19th, 2005, ....... 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