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L-T Spring
garage sale
. The Lone Tree Commu-
Spring Garage Sale will
be held on Saturday, April
18. So start your spring
cleaning and get ready for
a big sale. The Entry Fee is
$5 and checks can be made
payable to the Lone Tree
Chamber of Commerce.
Forms are available at City
Hall and the Post Office.
Deadline for entry is
Wednesday, April 15. For
more information contact
Joanne Havel at 331-4984
Video
scavenger
hunt planned
A video scavenger hunt to
benefit Sanders Moffitt and
his family is planned for
Saturday, April 25. Teams
are to be made up of 5-6 peo.
ple. The entry cost is $30 per
team. Each team will need a
means to video tape/record
their activities.
Teams will meet at the
Blue Top Tap in Lone Tree
at 6 p.m. Instructions will
be given and all teams will
be re!e at 6:30 p.m. The
return-t 8
of the tea l ct!vlty will
then be turned into the hunt
coordinators. The combined
videos will be shown at a
later date.
Book Fair
The Lone Tree School
BOGO Scholastic Book Fair
is Wednesday, April 8 to Sat-
urday, April 18.
L-TAlumni
Banquet
The annual Lone Tree
Alumni Banquet will be
held at the Lone Tree Amer-
ican Legion on Saturday,
May 23, 2015. Social hour
will begin at 5:00 p.m. with
dinner following at 6:00
p.m. The cost of the meal is
$20.00 per person.
Reservations are re.
quired by May 8, 2015.
If you have any questions
please contact us by e-mail
at lonetreealumni@yahoo.
corn or by mail at Alumni
Banquet, PO Box 73, Lone
Tree, IA 52755 or Contact
Angela Hot at 629-4379.
Lions
Calendar
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April 17
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April 22,
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Sarah Hedlund's brightly painted barn wall is a pleasant addition to the scenery on DeVoe Street.
Photoslm~ by 11m ~nff
Hedlund who is originally from Lone Tree, "It's a good iconic Iowan farm animal - it's
Ily fib IIr ll said she went off to the College of Art and a good PC animal that won't ruffle anyone's
The Lone Tree Reporter Design in Minneapolis and earned an illus- feathers (pun intended)," said Hedlund. "It's
tration degree there before moving out west just there to give everyone something to look
You may have noticed the rooster on
DeVoe Street. Artist Sarah Hedlund said and finding her husband, Jonathan Green at as they're coming into town or going out
she's been getting a lot of attention for her also from Lone Tree. The two of them moved to work."
brightly colored illustration project which back to DeVoe Street to be closer to friends Enjoy the bright Chanticleer on DeVoe
now decoratesthe wall of her barn. and family Street for the.tlme being, and maybe some-
"If nothing else it's keeping the speeding The bright barn wall and iconic rooster de' day Hedlund will. get ttm creative kick to add
down and that's good," said Hedlund. sign is a project Hedlund said she's thought a Pertelote.
of doing for a while.
Lone Tree
are second at
home meet
by Tim Ilreff
The Lone Tree Reporter
The Lone Tree boys were first
and the Lone Tree girls placed sec-
ond at the Lone Tree Invitational
Track & Field meet hosted in Lone
Tree on April 13.
The boys were first with 147
team points, well ahead of second-
place Waco who scored 86 team
points. The L-T girls were second
with 135 team points behind first-
place Louisa-Muscatine's first
place score of 164.
Leading the way for the boys,
leaping specialists Niko Gosnell,
Travis Gillham, Jovonte Squiers
and Nick Viner garnered first and
second place finishes in the high
jump and long jump field events
to start the meet off well for the
Lions.
Squiers was first in his long-
jump of 19'II.5", and GosneU was
first in the high jump with a leap
of 5'10". Gillham was second with
his high jump of 5'6" and Viner
jumped 18'11" to finish second in
the long jump for the Lions.
The boys also got first place
finishes in their fast relays with
Jared Hudson, Nick Viner, Ty
SchiUerstrom and Gillham plac-
ing first in the 4x100m relay and
Squiers, Viner, Schillerstrom and
Hudson running to first place in
the 4x200m relay
Gillham also earned first
Continued on page 6,
of Iowa's
Fallen needed
A 'Be the Match' test-
Ing event was held at
the Lone Tree elemen-
tar/school cafetefla on
Thursday, April 9.
Over 230 participants
attend, gMng a swab to
help medical personell
find a match for Sanders
Mofflt who is in need
of a bone marrow trans-
plant.
Pictured left, a particl-
pant prepares his 'cheek
swab' for submission.
A special thanks to all
of our friends and com-
munity members who
attended.
Waterloo, IA - The Grout Mu-
seum District, 503 South Street, is
opening a new temporary exhibit,
365 & Counting: Iowans in the
Vietnam War on July 14, 2015. The
exhibit will feature "Faces To Go
With Names," a project that has
been in development since 2013,
this interactive component the 853
fallen Iowans.
An interactive digital photo
wall will be a unique way to me-
morialize Iowa's 853 fallen heroes.
High-resolution photographs of
these individuals are needed to
create this photo wall. The Grout
is asking the public to help with
the location of these precious, im-
portant photographs.
Photos must be scanned as .jpg
at 300dpi. For instructions on how
to scan and send a photo, contact
Troy Miler 319.234.6357 or send
photos directly to Rgwn@gmdis-
trict.org.
A list of the fallen soldiers
sorted by their home towns/coun-
ties can be found at https://www.
groutmuseumdistrict.org/Rgwn.
For additional information call
319-234- 6357.
The Lone Tree elementary camival, held on Friday,
April 10, featured a zoo, auction, raffles and games.
Left, students pick a number
to stand on for a chance to win
their prize.
Below, isn't the 'jumpy house'
is always everyone's favorite?
Flip a coin: students attempt to flip a coin
into a cup on the wall for a chance to win a treat.
Phot~m~ by I~ts mfe