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The eT ii ii • ,imili .75€ 3 sections, 2 inserts ÷ Briefs Conesville Methodist Fall supper The Conesville United Methodist Church will be having their annual fall supper Thursday, October 11 at the Cortege,lie Com- munity Center, The menu includes ham. bails, mashed potatoes and grav, chicken and noodles, green beans, salads, rolls, pies and cakes, and bever- ages. Serving begins at 5 Itm. There will be a free will offering, Flu Clinic The Visiting Nurses' As- sociation will hold a flu clinic at Lone Tree Commu- nity School on Thursday, October 11 im 2:00 lxm. to 6:00 p.m, in the North Gym. The public is invited, Please bring insurance information. Garage sales Get ready for Christmas shopping, The Lone Tree community garage sale is scheduled for saturdag Oc. tober 18 from 8 a,m, to 2 p,m, Clean out your house and get your shopping list read For information call • ]oaun- Ha at I.49e4, -- Maps will be available Sat. urday morning at the BP and Gin's, Vendor Extravaganza On Saturda October 18 from 8:00 a,m, to 1:0o p,m, the Vendor Extravaganza will be taking place. The axtravagamm will be held at the Lone Tree Amat lean Legion hall and will include at least 0 different vendors, Jason Jenks Benefit A benefit for Jason Jenks will be held on Saturday, October 20 at the Lone Tree American Legion. Jenks was diagnosed with a menlngloma tumor in early August. On Aug, 18th he had s to remove it, Jenks is currently at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids at the Rehabilitation Center working on reha- bilitating motor skills that were lost, Jason, along with his wife Michelle, daughter Savanna (1) and stepson RJ (11), all live in Lone Tree, Iowa, With all the medical ex- pense and down an income things are tight, as we all know, so the friends and ftunily are asking you all to Joln us for this benefit, The meal will begin at 11 a.m. and a silent and live auction will start at 1 p.m, If you would like to donate any items for the auction please contact Erica at 819- 471.2644 or Klm at 819-480- 1481, Donations for the family can be made at Farmer & Merchants Bank in Lone Tree, All proceeds raised will go directly to the family for medical bills and other expenses. Autumn Colors The autumn colors end went mttylgulckly. 0000e/oe It wag the de/weather, many IXtty trees with leaves #111 halll:jm there any ram. Pictured IwMI am ! e €1. ' m'ful Kenu around Iw Ymelut Lone Tree girls are third at SEISC Meet at Wapello iV Tim Ilreff Ths Lon Tree Reporter The rain was pouring and thunder was rolling when the teams arrived at the Indian Hills Golf course in Wapello, but the clouds lifted and despite the chilly air, it was a great night for Cross Country competition. The Lone Tree g!rls finished in the top three in their confer- ence. placing behind Pekin (32) and Mediapolls (78), with 105 team points. Senior Ella Feldman led the way with a time of 16:13, sixth overall, and freshman Paige Doehrmann was eighth with a time of 16:20. Both earned All Conference honors for their ef- forts. The L-T boys' squad earned 324 team points, twelfth overall, finishing ahead of Harmony and behind Central Lee at the Con- Continued... on page 8 Here they €ome: Lone Tree !lids' CC squad at the start of their race on October 4, 9019. Lion football team crushes Van Buren Warriors, 62-0 Saterfleld covering the final 14 yards Travls Oillham converted the extra point and it was 7.0 with 10:87 left in the first quar- ter, After a miserable return got them only to the 10 Van Buren managed to pick up two first downs. On first down at the 35 the quarterback was pressured and fumbled with Lone Tree re- covering at the Van Buren 28. Two pass plays put the ball in the end zone, the scoring play being a 17 yard toss from Gabe Lorack to Trenton Gosnell. Gill- ham kicked the extra point and it was 14-0 with 6'.22 left in the quarter. Another poor kickoff return which only got to the 14 caused Van Buren trouble, On First down Forbes intercepted a pass at the 17, On first down a Lorack to Forbes pass for 18 gave Lone Tree a first down at the four, After an incomplete pass, Gabs Lorack took it in himself, a four yard run around left end to score the touchdown, Gillham's extra point kick was wide right and it was 20.0 with 5:81 left in the quarter, The Lions forced the Warriors to a three and out and then a punt that gave Lone Tree the ball at the Lions 47, It took Lone Tree six plays to score, The touch. down came on a 28 yard pass from Lorack to Lucas Sieverd. ing, Oillham added the extra point and it was 270 with 1:25 left in the quarter, Lone Tree forced another punt, which Sieverding returned 25 yards to the Van Buren 15, Lo- rack ran to the seven and then lofted a pass to Trenton Gosnell, his second of the game, for seven yards and the touchdown, Gill. ham's extra point made it 34-0 with 10:44 left in the half, Lone Tree recovered a fumble on the first play after the kick. off, but had some misfortune of its own and turned the ball back to Van Buren at the Warriors 28, The defense stiffened, A high snap from center on third down lost 19 yards for Van Buren and the punt carried to the 41, Two Continued... on page 8 bl len life Th lone Tree Rporter Lone Tree ran more plays than in the last game, didn't have the advantage of long punt and kickoff returns, but the result was still pretty much the same as the Lions dismantled the Van Buren Warriors, 62-0, in Keo- sauqua. Obviously, the long bus ride didn't leave them stiff and lethargic coming into the game. Van Buren took the opening kickoff on Its 35 after it went out of bounds and Lone Tree scored almost immediately. On the first play Bryan Forbes intercepted a pass on the 45 and ran it back to the 25. It took the Lions Just three plays to score with Levi +,  : . . i s- . ,,: Oct. I0: : '  :, ,', : School Board meeting 6.00 p.m. ; • , ."  Oct. 11: " ii  ,i o  , JH/V CC @ Lake Darling.Pekin • , ., / :,, .... 5.00p.m, "' ;,, g,, JH VB @ WMU 4.30 p.m. !; :, .4""; :! ., JH FB ( Cardinal 8:00 p.m, Lions Calendar Oct. 1: FB @ Danville 7:00 p.m. Oct, 18: VB @ Rqtonals 8:80 p,m. FS FB @ Deny'He 6:80 p,m, JH VB vs. Mediapolis 4:80 p.m. uct. 18. //' , 1 -:; JH FB vs. WACO S:00p,.   Oct. 17:  r', . - 2.00 p.m. Dismisal .. ,  t  Oct. 18: ' . ' CC @ Reglonals #r ', Mount Mercy Admissions visiting Lone Tree Mount Mercy University As- sistant Director of Admissions Lauren Garcia will be at Lone Tree High School on Thursday, October 11 at 9:20 a.m. to answer questions about admission, cam- pus life, service-learning opportu- nities, scholarships and academic programs. Garcia will meet with high school students interested in learning more about Mount Mer- cy's 3,5 majors, 15 varsity athletic teams and more than 30 clubs and organizations. For more informs. tion about Mount Mercy Unlversi- ty, please visit www.mtmercy.edu or call (800) 248-4504. Mount Mercy University of. fers baccalaureate and gradu- ate education to more than 1,800 traditional, transfer, adult and graduate students. Popular under- graduate majors include business, nursing, criminal Justice, educa- tion, and social work. Students have numerous clubs and organi- zations to participate in, ranging fm the Biology Club to the Quiz Bowl. The Mount Mercy Mustangs have earned more than 85 confer- ence championships competing in men's basketball, baseball, golf, soccer, bowling, cross country and track & field, and women's bas- ketball, softball, volleyball, golf, bowling, cross country, track & field, and soccer, Lady Lions battle Wolves and Falcons bY Tim Irlff The Lone Tr Reporter The Lone Tree girls battled the Wolves of WMU on October 2, 2012, falling to the high-powered hitters at Winfield in three games, 25-10, 25-14. 25.15. The Lady Lions got seven kills from Junior middle hitter Mad. elyn Flemr who also had a pair of blocks, tour digs and was perfect 7.7 from the serving line for her team in the loss, Setters Avery Edwards and Karly Hester assisted six times, and sophomore Makenzie Reyn. olds came into the back line to serve 7-7 with one ace in the loss. Lone Tree 8, Louisa.Muscatine 2 They went to a tie-breaker on se- nior night at Lone Tree on Thurs- day, October 4, with the Lady Lions vanquishing the Falcons of L.M after five tight matches: 2.21, 25-15, 22-25, 22-26, 15-13. Senior Avery Edwards netted nine kills in the match, getting in 19 assists, four digs and serving 15-16 for her team. Senior Laursn Volk netted three kills in the win on senior night as well. The Lady Lions saw some play. ing time from seniors Maggie Schmldt and Katy Ruth who have been solid contributors on the L-T volleyball court over the past four seasons. Junior Madelyn Flemr had 19 kills and 22 digs to lead her team in those categories, She also re- corded five individual blocks and served 15-16 for her team, Join FreLincs 4-H ClubI The FreLincs 4.H Club would like to invite youths to Join 4-H. Youth in grades 4 through 12, with an interest in leadership develop- ment and learning llfe skills are invited to Join. The next meeting of the FrsLincs 4-H Club will be on Sun- day, October 14. This is a great opportunRy for questions and an- swers about 4.H. Please contact any FreLincs member or Jamie Lorack at 819. 880-3061 for additional informa- tion.