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short after a fine eff . Thursday, December 8, 1988 Lone Tree Reporter Page 3
grade social
of Lone Tree
School are put-
a used toy
for a community
are hoping the
benefit those that
problems
holiday season,
is allowed to par-
We want to en-
the surrounding
project including
L Nichols, River-
and Iowa City.
we need the help
of many
!make this project
people to
word to friends
who can either
of benefit from
hers and
also benefit from
by getting some
to give to each
Drop-off sites
at the following
and Mer-
in Lone Tree
Elementary of-
Tree School,
LPeople's Savings
in Riverside. All
puzzles, and
condition will
The giveaway
Sat. Dec. 17th
} A.M. till 12 noon in
of the
People from 8
older may par-
,By helping in this
or receiving from
all of us can
better, more
holiday season!
Sincerely,
School On Saturday the Lions
to In =. Nichols News
first game the B fell behind The arrival of Santa Claus Awareness. Decorated
17 to 6 at bald time. They at Town Hall started off a Christmas trees line the
;ndar Jr. High Boys Basketball came on strong in the second very successful Christmas back the_ga e,
half to make the final score Open House for the merchan- cut-oum, anu ugnm
Dec. lZ WapelloThe Junior High Boys 29-27 in a tough loss. The
ball tournament; Basketball season startedAteam came out fired up and ts of Nichols. Santa wasused all a.rot nd, as well as
brought to Town Hall by her- lots of garmna.
sketball vs. Mid- and it came fast with three led 14 to 11 at half time, but se and surrey driven by As the students entered
ae, 4 p.m.; school games in the first week. Highland outscored Lone Marion Barnhart and Kenny they were each i.ven aweri:
7 .m. Tuesday night the young men Tree 22 to 19 in the second Smith. After a short visit boned Jingle oeu to
ec. 13PBasketball opened the home basketball half to take the win.
, 6:30 p.m.; Jr. season by hosting BenneR_. Both teams are I and 2 and with children there, Santa throughout the night. Prizes
was escorted around townwere awarded in the the
baskelball vs.
ome 4 p.m. The Lone Tree B Team tookhove to imvrove on those where be areeted young and "Wish Upon a Star" contestz
the court first and had a hard marks. We would love to old alike Jurrey rides were with prizes awaraea
Dec. lS JV time with the Bennett B have your support in the rest in full i"en n i [eavinx from on the color of "star
vs. L-M, home,
J_ High boys team. As time ran out theof our contests, the uptown park and aking chosen.
Me apolis, score was 39 to 13 with the a sweet around the south- The event was well atten-
m.; FHA Christ-Lions on the short end. Andy
3:35v.m. Loan topped the Llens with ll PTOCalendar • west part of town. The ded, with70.outof155_stud,
" weather was verfect for am tmmg me
1| IMS boys points and Lane Yoder Dec. 10- Discovery Toy Par- horse ride! Bake goods at Awareness ana me mcno
tournament, 8 helped out with 10 rebounds, ty, 10-1 Elementary the Town Hall went fast and Community Club were proud
dgh boys basket- The Lion A team hoped to Dec. 12 School Board all donations were greatly to co-sponsor this get-
!ett, 4p.m. restore the pride with a win Meeting appreciated. Everythiin together and hope everyone
)ec. 17 Ibis boys and they did Just that. Led by Dec. 17 Children's Holiday looked and smelled so good =da fun nieht! . ._
tournament con-Jason Moellers 25points aria Party 1-4 p.m. Cafeteria The Nichols Jr Communityunaverones from me
13 rebounds, the Lions slip- Jan.5 PTO Meeting. Club was sel In'g candy and Nichols Community Club
ped by Bennett's A team 31 to Christmas light decorations were W.i kamp,
6inaflneteameffort. . as a fund raiser for their ttose mlt r ewton, Jan
Students Next up was a trip to group and reported salesFurhmeister, Ray & Letha
Mediapolis on Thursday, were very good. Hot apple Porter. Chuck & Debbie
where the Lion B team sts_r- cider, coffee, champagne, Rockwell, Shawn Grosjean
ted the night off well with a brownies,cookies and andFriend, Jolce.
victory over the B team of various goodies could be
Mediapolls 37 to 36. Ands' found at every stop ar ndld The Nichols Community
Loan again led the Lions with T he,e a,e about 400.d ,,..t town. Many businesses Christmas Program will be
23 points and II rebounds o, an. in me united States alone.
Toots Gordan also helped , , ofdrawlngSsome off°rthePrlzes'itemsWlnnerSare as Communltyheld Decembercenter15 atat 7:00the
Lions with 8 points and 7 ,./.. ] follows: Judv Costas-- p.m. Thls program is for
rebetmds. The A team didn't Jewery at Nichols Post Of in the community to attend
do as well and were beat 33 to fice;Mrs. Vernon Wilson- and/or to partlcipate. We are
29. The Lone Tree defense I .4 v I nativity set at Ceramics & looking for anyone to donate
layed in the last 3
Peop,e bel v..you sp ue., Gifts; Donna Ball- their talents to helv round out
HILUUIA~. t~t u~m. ~_ ~-~ on the tail of a bird. you will hsve ~ d~(NZlqi~O~l at at the program. On the I/st as of
held Mediapolls to 2 Fo good luck. Community Closet; other now include a play about
and scored 10 but came up ._-- winners willbe notified.Santa Clans' retirement, in-
Attendance was very gooddlvldnal singing perfonnan-
In Stock and we hope to see ev,.eryone ces, a skit, and the Foresnics
oc se .at next year s Open HighSchooLgr°up from West Liberty
The Nichols Community Everyone is encouraged to
Club would like to thankparticipate ff you can. H you
everyone who participated, can't participate in the
attemted, and contributed in program, we hope to see you
any way to the Nichols u part of the audience l
Christmas Open House, The Nichols Community
December 3rd. We hope toClub will be serving
make this an annual event! refreshments after the
Sixth Graders and
Mr. Dickey
Polartek 12" Boots
Brown or Black
Accordin-g to manufacturer the
highest standard in cold weather
Footwear and guaranteed com-
plete satisfaction in keeping your
feet warm or your money will be
refunded.
Sizes 8-13
Red Ball
HighTop Boot
BrowTt
2 Buckle Insulated
When we work as a group aprogram. We also will be
lot can be accomplished- havin= a special guest-a
tbanksagairL jolly guy in a red suit and
black boots! Hope everyone
Don't forget to get thosecan in the fun in s ne
Christmas lights up! Voting way:
takes place Dec 16th thru
23rd at Casey's, Burt's or THE Community Closet is
Farmers and Merchants in now open. will be an-
Michols. A lot of houses at a later date. All
already are lighted- theydonations, both time and
a l.drive items, would be greatly ap-
pJso Northener 3-eyelet, 4-eyelet, 17" high top, zipper and
Note: Closed for Lunch at 12:00
Open: Dec. 5th Kalona Horse Sale Day
Open Tuesdays,
Wednesdays,#Fridays, Saturdays and horse
sale days. Mondays and Thursday by chance or appointment.
Country Shoe
Rt. I Kalona, IA 52247
Highway 22 East - First Pisce East of Farmers Suppy - North Side
The Nichols Community The Community Club
Center was rockin' Saturday Members met Saturday af-
night as the students from ternoon to decorate the
Nichols, West Llbery andfor the"Jin le Bell Rock
Atalissa attended a "Jingle
event: unps , Ann
sherfSUn
Bell Rock" from 7 to I0 p.m. Wieskamp, Letha Porter,
Refreshments of pizza, pop Rose & Bill New ., Debbie
corn were on hand with & Chuck Rockwell, Christy,
music provided by a d.j.J.T., and Roxanae Meager,
from Columbus Junction. Heather GrosJean and Jerry
The gym was decorated in
the C hrlstmas atmosphere rdecoratlons will also
Hillve __
by members of the Nichols be used for the Community
uommtmity Club and Km- Christmas program, Dec.
mett Butler, from Project 15th.
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