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Page 8 Local News The Lone Tree Reporter, October 11, :(
Senior Calendar... Lone Tree involved in second annual hunger drB
Lone Tree students will once City High, Solon, Clear Creek, and
Program Listing
October 2001
Sports Forum : Mondays.
Through late March 9:00 - 10:00
Moderators: A1 Grady and Duane
Thomas.
Senior Hiking : Wednesdays.
October 3,10,17,24,31. Meet at
Lower City Park parking lot at
7:30 a.m. Lead hiker: Jill
Stephenson.
Video Discussion Group :
Wednesdays 10:00 - 12:00
October 3,10,17,24,31.
Discussion leader: Getty Schufter.
October topics include history,
science, music, geography and lit-
erature.
Entertainment: Alan and Aleta
Murphy. Exhibit dtes: October 5 -
December 2.
Ochs Painting : Wednesdays.
Section 1 : 9:30 - 12:00. Section 2:
12:30- 3:00. Dates: October 10-
December 5. Instructor: Jim
Ochs. Fee: $60 per section.
Registration required.
Instructor: Betty McKray. Fee:
$3. Learn about genealogy inter-
net web sites. Registration
required.
Lessons from the Light : The
Near-Death Experience : Monday
October 15. 10:30 - 12:30/
Presenters: Loni Parrott and
Thomas Gates. Discussion of the
Near-Death Experience phenome-
na.
Craft Workshop : Elegant, Easy
Plastic Canvas Needlecrafts :
Tuesday. October 16 2:30 - 4:30.
Instructor: Carol Krob. $15.
Registration required.
Orientation to Computers :
October 23,24,25,26,30,31
November 1,2. 12:00- 1:00.
Instructor: Lois Friday. Fee:S23.
Registration required.
Estate Tax Survival :
Wednesday. October 24. 10:00 -
12:00. Presenter: Janet R. Beal.
Information on estate taxes.
Registration required.
The History and Legends of
Halloween : Thursday October 25
10:00 - 11:00. Presenter: Alvin
Schroeder.
Bingo : Thursday October 11
2:00 - 4:00. Call 341-2105 for
reservation. Sponsor: UI
Community Credit Union.
again be participating in the Hunger
Drive. They will be competing
against other Johnson County
schools to collect the most non-per-
ishable food per student. Last year
the students were able to collect
4,800 pounds of food. This year the
students hope to exceed that amount
with the help of the community.
All of the food that is collected
will be given to the Crisis Center in
Iowa City, which serves all of
Johnson County. The food bank
services are available for all those
residents of Johnson County needing
emergency and supplemental food
assistance. Food is distributed on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
from noon to 4:30 p.m. There are
approximately 350 households that
receive food and other material sup-
port from there each week.
The Hunger DriVe Kick-Off
Rally wag held on Oct. 2 at the Crisis
Center to create excitement and rally
support among the students.
Representatives from IMS, Regina,
not to mention Lone Tree, competed
in the rap/cheer contest. This year
the students from Lone Tree sang a
song about the Hunger Drive to the
tune of the "Iowa Fight Song." Lone
Tree received first place and won
$100. Each school will receive $500
just for participating and the first
prize (most pounds per student) will
receive and additional $500. An
award of $100 will go to the school
that presented the most creative
event during the Hunger drive.
Besides just collecting food for
those in need, the Hunger Drive
gives students a chance to help their
school and other community groups
in need. It not only promotes volun-
teerism and community involvement
, but also gives the students the
opportunity to develop organization-
al skills a "real life" exan]ple of how
to get things done through team-
work.
ThrOughout the month of
October the student council and
National Honor Society will be
Nrew at the library...
Fiction -'Donated books Born in Shame, Nora Roberts
A Traitor to Memory, Elizabeth Reflections and Dreams, Nora
George Roberts
Still of the Night, Megan McKinny Heart of the Sea, Nora Roberts
Uncommon Clay, Margaret Maron Considering Kate, Nora Roberts
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas,James Bride and Doom, Jean Hager
How to Do a Search on the Patterson Audio- Books on tape
World Wide Web : Thursday The Villa, Nora Roberts On the Street WhereYou Live, Mary
October 25 2:00 - 3:30 Instructor: Seven Up, Janet Evanovich Higgins Clark
Popular Genealogy Sites : Betty McKray. Fee: $3. Leap of Faith, Danielle Steel Envy, Sandra Brown
Friday October 12 9:30 - 11:00. Registration required. 1st to Die, James Patterson Hemlock Bay, Catherine Coulter
The Homing, John Saul The Last Precinct, Patricia Cornwell
d to i p i " The Third Victim, Lisa Gardner" Final Target' lris J°hansen Videos
Local promote v ce res-
Dr. Death, Jonathan Kellerman
Michael
/, Crocodile Dundee ......
dent of Kansas City hospictal-T.oFooo,a,..°.d00
Children's Mercy Hospitals and ance and auditing position in 1995.
Clinics in Kansas City, Missouri Riggan is a graduate of the
recently announced that Laurisa University of Northern Iowa with a [ Call 629-5207 for an ad
Riggan has been promoted to vice- bachelor's degree in Accounting,
president for Corporate Compliance and the University of Iowa with a
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and Internal Auditing. This includes master's degree in Hospital and
responsibilities for HIPAA (Health Health Administration. She received Ten Freedoms for
Insurance Portability and the Elijah Watt Sells Award for scor- Creating Meaningful
Accountability Act of 1996 and ing in the top 1130 out of 65,1300 can- Funerals
other institutional compliance didates taking the CPAExamination
issues, in 1988. She is currently vice chair- Meaningful funerals do not
Riggan, who was most recently man of the Board for the Association just happen. They are well-
Compliance Officer and Internal of Healthcare Internal Auditors and thought-out rituals that cre-
sponsoring events to collect fi
items and/or money for the Hu
Drive. The drive will be entirelyi
dent-driven. Students will have u
Nov. 1 to collect as much as t
can. On Nov. 1 each of the p#
pating schools will sort, box, la
weigh and unload all donations 0
lected by their school. Total wei
are calculated and compared, and I
grand total weight and contest
ners are announced at a press con!
ence later that day at the O1
Center.
Students collected a canned g
or $1 at the gate Monday night
entrance into the powder puff ga
and pep rally, along with showing
their winning cheer to the croi
Donations can be made at the dr
off boxes at several local busineJ
in Lone Tree. Please help us read
goal! Look forward to many ev
held to sponsor the Hunger Dri
we will be keeping you poste
you are interested in making adc
tion, please contact Laurie ForbeA
Laura Wolf at the School.
Home alone
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Return to Snowy River
Amistad
Willow
Our Gang Comedy Festival
Behind The Music - Shania Tw
Archer's Adventure
Titanica
Steel Magnolias
South Pacific
Adams Family
Music Man
Riverdance, A Journey
Blair Witch Project
The Land Before Time
Miracle on 34th Street
L Financial Workshop for
Tndividual
lanvestors
Auditor, has been with Children's will serve as chairman next year. ate a celebration of a life
Mercy Hospitals and Clinics since Riggan is the daughter of lived. This ritual will create a
1993, when she joined the hospital Richard and Lois Riggan of personalized ceremony to A 4-week course is being offered to
as Administrative Fellow. She Ainsworth and the granddaughter of help you and your family to assist individuals in setting financial
worked as an Assistant Frank and Faithe Mincer of
Administrator responsible for all Riverside and the late Henry and embark on a healthy grief and investment goals. This class also
psychosocial and support services Amanda Riggan of Lone Tree. journey: will provide a summary of the most
before being named to her compli- 4. YOU have the common investments used by indi-
freedom to view the viduals in reaching their objectives.
Halloween hike at Kent Park body before and Classes meet one night per week.
Human bats, mosquitoes, and Education Area, Iowa Deparmaent of during the funeral.
white tailed deer are among some of Natural Resources, Army Corps of
the human wildlife scheduled to enter- Engineers, Natural Resource While viewing the body is Dates: Oct. 25 - Nov. 15
lain participants of the first annual Conservation Service, JohnsonCoanty not appropriate for all cul- Time: 6:30- 8:30 p.m.
Halloween Hike to be held on Sunday ISU Extension, Johnson County Soil tures and faiths, many peo- Place: Lone Tree High School
October 21st at EW. Kent Park. and Water Conservation district, and pie find it helps them Tuition: $30
Parficipants of the event vill be guided other Johnson County individuals
through the Kent Park forest and learn interested in environmental education, acknowledge the reality of
why "the woods never sleep" through a These individuals and organizations the death. It also provides a
series of skits by costumed presenters, came together with the common goal way to say goodbye to the Call 319-887-2115 to reserve a seat.
The guided hike will be held near of promoting and enhancing the envi- person who died. There are Seating is limited and will be ban-
youth group camp at Kent Park. ronmental education opporttmities in many benefits to viewings dled on a first-come, first-served
The event will nan from 6:30 - 9:00 Johnson County. "We believe that by and open casket ceremonies; basis.
p.m. Pre-registering is required for this working together we can Imild on our don't let others tell you this
program as groups must sign up for a current environmental education pro- practice is morbid or wrong.
specific hike time. Volunteers are also grams and provide more opportunities
needed to assist on the night of the for Johnson County residents" says Sorden-Lewis Chad Andrews
event. Those interesting in registering Kristen Goldsmith of the JCCB. Other N Funeral 160 Southgate Ave., Suite B
or volunteering may call the JCCB at projectsoftheACEallianceincludethe Home Iowa City, Iowa
319-645-2315. development of a speaker's bureau and 319-887-2115
Lone Tree www.edwardjones.com
The Halloween Hike is sponsored a Johnson County Natural Resources Chapel
by the Johnson County Alliance For Guide. (319) 629-5118
Conservation Education (ACE). This To register for this event or to get Riverside
alliance includes representatives of the information on other events at Kent Chapel EdwardJone
Johnson County Conservation Park, call the JCCB at 319-645-2315. Eric Snyder, (319) 62%4111
Department, Macbride Nature Manager Chad Andrews S,-,O,,d,m.,,t,, s, ,,v
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