Golden Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hartzell observe 50th wedding anniversary
Open house will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Holloway Center 612 S Highland Ave to mark the couple’s 50 years of marriage. Wilbur Hartzell and Ella Jacobs wed April 9 1939 in Ashton Evangelical Church parsonage. They have four children Melvin Janice Sheryl and Steve and seven grandchildren. Gifts are requested to be omitted.
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Wilbur Hartzell
Holloway Center
S. Highland Ave
Ella Jacobs
Ashton Evangelical Church
Parke O’bailey
Melvin
Justice
Janice Haigh
DeKalb
Charles
Sheryl) Bushman
Dixon
Steve
Oregon
Hartzells
Murray Newcomer 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs Murray E Newcomer of 7838 Renee Rue Chateau Woods celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a 2 to 5 pm buffet April 9 at the Dixon Masonic Temple All friends and relatives are welcome The couple was married Easter Sunday April 9 1939 at Kasbeer Community Church Rev Robert Mulligan performed the ceremony The former Dorothy L Sargent is the bride Their three children Larry E James W and the late William A and six grandchildren two great grandsons are named with residences in Dixon Rochester Des Moines Franklin Grove Gifts are requested omitted
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Murray E. Newcomer
Renee Rue
Chateau Woods
Dixon Masonic Temple
Kasbeer
Robert Mulligan
Newcomer
Dorothy L. Sargent
Charles W
Gladys Sargent
Harry A
LeNora Newcomer
Dixon
Larry E
James W
Rochester, Minn
William A
Free business plan workshop at Sauk Valley College
A free workshop on developing a business plan will be held Thursday April 13 from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 2K2 at Sauk Valley Community College. The program, a partnership of the SBA, Illinois Commerce and Sauk Valley SBDC, is led by Randy Depoister. To register, contact Susan Van Weelden at the college, Dixon.
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Sauk Valley Community College
U.S. Small Business Administration
Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
Sauk
Randy Depoister
Depoister
Local births chronology from KSB Hospital and Rockford centers
Staff writers report several birth notices: Tabitha Hollis of Dixon presents Tamitha Mary Louise born March 25 at 4 04 p m in KSB Hospital weighing six pounds 34 ounces and 184 inches long with Hollis and Victoria Ann Hollis as grandparents. Ashton couple Mr and Mrs David Hartsell notify Adrienne Lynn born March 25 at 7 25 p m in KSB Hospital eight pounds and an odd length. Dixon residents Kyle A Hassler and Andrea Leigh welcome eight pounds 12 ounces at 2042 inches. grandparents listed. Twin boys Alan Gregory and Benjamin Michael born March 22 at St Anthony Medical Center Rockford with Huber family listed as parents. Other births include Tyler Jay seven pounds five ounces born March 17 at 11 50 p m with Welcoming home Derion Allen.
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Tabitha Hollis
Dixon
Ksb Hospital
Tamitha Mary Louise
Victoria Ann Hollis
Coldwater
Mich
Ashton
David Hartsell
KSB
Adrienne Lynn
Evelyn Bushland
Oregon
Clarence Hartsell
Bernita Long
Mount Morris
Mary Aealey
Kyle A. Hassler
Andrea Leigh
Walter W. Wagner
Joseph L. Hassler
Charles W. Randall
Bernice Smith
Virginia Durham
Walnut
Rockford
Linda
Jeff Huber
St. Anthony Medical Center
Alan Gregory
Benjamin Michael
Jonathan
Fred and
Joan Floto
Franklin Grove
Mel and
Judy Huber
Lucy Haenitsch
Frank and
Marion Floto
Grace Hooker
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Huber
Necedah
Wis
Stan Halfacre
Community General Hospital
Tyler Jay
Derion Allen
William L. Walls, Jr
Stan E. Halfacre
Earle Crane
Stockton
Lowell Walls
William Docter
Earl Meadows
Couple to observe Golden wedding anniversary in Polo
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walters of Polo will celebrate their Golden 50th wedding anniversary on April 9. They were married on April 9, 1939. He worked at Polo Community School until retirement in 1978 and she at Mount Plumbing and Heating until 1979. A family dinner will mark the day.
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Kenneth Walters
Polo
Ruth Hower
Walters
Polo Community School
Bridge problem plan with diamond distribution inquiry
South leads six spades and plays dummy, East discards a heart. After ruffing a club and cashing heart honors, you must decide a diamond line. If West holds four diamonds you try a nonforcing plan to induce East to drop an honor. if East has four, adjust to pressure West or East based on distribution.
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East
West
Bridge Strategy: Defenders Best by False Carding
The passage explains declarer play in a diamond sequence with leading from dummy and responses to East and West signals. It covers handling a cover, ruffing, and situations where diamonds break 3-3, advising declarers to lead low from dummy and test West's return, while noting defenders use false carding to complicate the play.
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East
West
Accidental Discovery May End Obesity
Finnish researchers report a weight loss formula Cal-Ban 3000 that blocks calorie absorption before meals. In trials in Sweden and the United States subjects reportedly lost substantial weight without changing diet or exercise. The product, marketed by a Tampa firm, costs 19.95 for three weeks and 38.95 for six weeks with free necklace offer and a 30 day money back guarantee.
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Sweden
University of Kuopio
Finland
Sahlgren
University of Goteborg
British Journal of Nutrition
United States
Tampa
Florida
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MasterCard
AMEX
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