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Lone Tree Reporter, October 30, 2003 Page 5 Friday, Oct 31 Monday, Nov 3 Tuesday, Nov 4 Wednesday, Nov 5 Thursday, Nov 6 School Menu Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza Lunch: Spaghetti Lettuce Pineapple Bread Sticks BBQ Meatball in Sauce Hashbrown Casserole Joseph's Coat Salad HALLOWEEN Puzzle Breakfast: Cereal Lunch: Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes Fruit Roll iNavy Beans & Ham Corn Bread Cauliflower, Peas &Carrots Bread Pudding NURSE Breakfast: Pancakes Lunch: Made Rite Fries Fruit Cookie Salisbury Steak AuGratin Potatoes Harvard Beets Citrus Cup Puzzle Breakfast: Scrambled Eggs Lunch: Mac & Cheese Green Beans Fruit Cocktail Cake Sloppy Joes on whole wheat bun Oven Browned Potatoes Broccoli & Cauliflower Salad Strawberry Whip Penny Bingo Breakfast: Cereal Lunch: Hot Dog Curly Fries Fruit Krispie Bar Liver & Onions or Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes/Gravy Stewed Tomatoes Cinnamon Applesauce Krispy Bar Dominoes LOOKING BACK an account of historic Lone Tree Week of October 30 Information submitted by Mrs. P [[ 100 years ago ["Next Tuesday is election |[,d, avY-Fremont township-at the 1 Y' hall in Lone Tree. Judges A. li[bisher, William Sweet & Louis ][[KUbleman; Clerks-Walter HorreU [a,d David Jayne. Ul"The Iowa football team defeat- I ed Grinnell Saturday by the score °f17 toO. Mrs. Sarah Horrell has a new eraent walk in front of her resi- el'ice. -The voters of Hills will vote on te question of incorporation of le town of Hills on Nov. 1 lth. here is little doubt but what the question will carry. "The Monarch Grubber Co. Shipped another carload of stump to Alabama this week. 50 years ago --Homecoming victory for Lone Tree Lions, 32-7. In the third quarter Andell Chabal suffered a broken leg. --Miss Janet Carol Kral to become bride to Mr. Lewis Vincent. The wedding will take place Sunday, December 6 at the Evangelical and Reformed Church in Lone Tree. --Oct. 24 atthe Methodist Church in Nichols, Miss Mary Lou Mills will become the bride of Mr. Harold E. Forbes. --Karen Crawford is Queen of Lone Tree Homecoming; King is Don Rayner. --Marion Eden is employed at the local post office. Marion suc- ceeds Clifford Murdock, who last week resigned his position. 25 years ago --Lone Tree students collect postage stamps for a hobby and it is fun as well as educational. --Class officers for senior class are: Jim Loan, Jim Baker, Doug Eden, Jim Ford. Jr. class: Bob Dunn, Jeff Viner, Linda Forbes, Wayne Schnoebelen. Sophomore class: Kathy Lemley, Lynn Gockel, Lisa Kilgore, Colleen Loan. Freshman class: Ed Eden, Lisa Herring, Deanne Eden, Christine Brenneman. --Don't forget to vote. --Players of the Week: Bol) Dunn, Randy Rayner, Richard Dunn. ANNUAL AUCTION Sunday-Nov. 2 at St. Mary of Nichols Parish Hall Silent Auction 1-2 P.M. Regular Auction Follows Doors Open at noon for Chicken & Noodle Lunch For any valuable document there is ALWAYS ONE  X BEST PLACE! V 1, : A Safe Deposit ':llm Box our Need a safe place for those special docu- ments? We're here to help. Rent a lock box for one year and we pay the second year. Call Audrey at 629-4222 for details. Offer good through Nov. 14th Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank Lone Tree 629-4222 • Nichols 723-4412 ll Iowa City 341-5900 ill Telephone banking 1-877-226-5366 i I have been getting things put away from my trip to the east coast. I washed up all the things m my suitcase. The things I sent home got here all right. I did my column and the "Looking Back" so they would be ready for this week. Now all I have to do is send everybody a paper. I asked the people on the bus trip if they wanted the paper and 28 people said "Yes". So this week the paper will be going to the east coast, to Texas and to Indiana. I hope they enjoy it. It was a great trip but it is good to be home. I was up to the museum for my part of the tour of Mr. Dickey's classes a week ago last Friday. The class hour may be long to them but to tour the museum it is not that long. If you can go through it in an hour you are missing something. To see it all you can spend over two hours there. The roof is looking good. I had a nice visit with Joy & Glen Edwards. They stopped in for a minute. It was so good to see them. I will never see or look at a garden and not think of Grandpa Edwards. Now that man knew all about putting in a gar- den and the time he spent in it. I i hope they had a safe trip home. Glen was the owner and ran the Reporter for a good many years. If it is going to rain, it will be on Friday night. I can remember too many Halloween's that it did- n't rain and was just cold. I hope this year it will be different. One can wish. So watch out for all the little ones as they go about their way. Happy Halloween! From Lone Tree Reporter, March, 30, 1900. Lone Tree should have: • a walk to the cemetery. • a public park • a town well • a few more street lamps • a lot of new hitching racks • a little more work on Main Street • a general clearing up of the alleys • a number of new dwelling houses • a leveling of the sidewalk on Front Street • a little more money spent for public improvements History repeats itself. The same problems we face today, the people had a 100 years ago. We are still getting with the program. Ha! Ha! Alternative Christmas Gift Market The Alternative Christmas Gift Market is an opportunity for you to purchase "gifts that make a differ- ence" in honor of friends and fami- ly. The gift market will be Sunday, Nov. 16 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It will be held at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 1300 Melrose Ave., Iowa City (comer of Melrose and Sunset). You can support any of more than 30 national and international projects represented at the Market, or any of the eleven local agencies that are participating. Gifts range from providing parenting and job skill training for single mothers in the US, to buying school supplies for students in Afghanistan, to sup- porting hunger relief and sustain- able agriculture projects in Africa and Central & South America. James Green to attend student leadership conference James Green, a junior at Lone Tree Community High School, has been selected to attend the MAEOPP Pre-College Student Leadership (2onference on November 7-9, 2003, in Fontana, Wisconsin. James was selected based on his attendance and performance in the Upward Bound Math and Science Program at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. James has participated in the six week summer program for the past 2 years with plans to attend again in the summer of 2004. James is mentored at Lone Tree High School by his math teacher, Matthew Stier. Water's Edge Development