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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1989
Page
4
Schedule of upcoming events in the Rock River Valley invites listings through Dixon Telegraph. To include an event, call 284 2222 ext 34, or write to the community calendar at 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021. Information must arrive four days before the event.
Monday schedule lists Dixon Toast Masters at USF&G Building 5 30 p m. Chapter AC PEO Sisterhood at Martha Semetis home 1 30 p m. Sauk Valley Bridge Club at Sterling YWCA 6 50 p m. Oregon Park District NYSCA first year certification at Nash Rec Center. Oregon City Council at City Hall m. Master Gardeners answer horticulture questions Cooperative Extension Office 857 3525. Conservation Department at Loveland 1 30 p m. Dixon Public Library hosts Alistair Cooke America 7 p m. 2Lee County Housing Authority Board at 1000 Washington.
Garlicky tomato shrimp kebabs and Malaysian style pork kebabs feature fresh Florida tomatoes, lean proteins, and vegetables. Recipes use garlic vinaigrette, Italian seasoning, and Southeast Asian soy ginger marinades with broiling to finish. Per portion calories range from 236 to 297. serves four.
A packed Tuesday schedule lists a dessert luncheon hosted by Practical Club at Virginia Strub’s home at 1 30 p m. Dixon Moose Lodge hosts family night 5 to 7 p m Euchure at 7 p m In the No Session One Illegal Street Drugs Dixon Public Library 7 p m TOPS meets at St. Luke s Church 5 45 p m Lee County Red Cross bloodmobile at Dixon City Fire Department 1 to 6 p m Franklin Center Elementary kindergarten registration 8 30 to 11 a m and 1 to 3 p m Overeaters Anonymous at St Paul Lutheran 4218 Peoria Ave 7 30 p m Alanon meets Loveland 8 p m.
On Wednesday April 26 numerous groups meet in Dixon and Loveland. Lioness Club gathers at Brown Shingle at 6 30 p m. Ladies Missionary Circle meets at 221 Morgan at 10 a m. AAUW Book Review at Marylou Baird's home at 1 p m.
Thursday April 27 questions at University of Illinois office from 9 a.m. to noon contact 288-3361. Palmyra Grange hosts a potluck supper at Sugar Grove Church School at 7 p.m.
Ice cream social at Washington School in the gym from 5 to 8 30 p.m. Dixon Moose Lodge serves suppers 5 to 8. Bridge group for men and women at Lee County Senior Center at 1 p.m. Arbor Day celebration at E C Smith Park at 10 a.m.
A compact history of the tomato tracing its origins in the Andes to Aztec cultivation, its shift from taboo to staple, and the spread of ketchup and sauce. Includes a home recipe for Spaghetti Marinara and a Roasted Chicken guide with Rich Pineapple Topping as a dessert option.
In Westlake Ohio relatives at a 90 year old woman’s funeral learned the body in the casket, wearing a blue dress and holding a prayer book, was actually 93 year old Margaret Manning. The courtroom later saw a 19 minute jury decision in Judge Phillip Bloom’s court regarding the misidentification.
A family suing a funeral home for 100000 after a mix up at a vigil for Margaret Manning. Evelyn Mahaney says it was horrible as mourners kissed the wrong woman. Also contains a reader letter exchange about Ann Landers and a drug booklet promotion.
Franklin Center High School stages Bye Bye Birdie May 5 6 with memories of the 1974 1978 productions. Rochelle Township High School Class of 1979 seeks ten year reunion attendees including many listed names. Tri-County Opportunities Council directors set meeting while Red Cross offers a $12.50 first aid course with preregistration. Church of God Abrahamic Faith hosts a Wednesday meeting with devotions lunch and craft time.
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