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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1989
Page
6
On Thursday April 27 events include Noahs Ark Story Hour in Loveland at 2 30 p m and an Overeaters Anonymous meeting in Classroom III fifth floor KSB Hospital at 8 30 a m.
The Dixon Rotary Club hosts Fred Morrison on Central America at Holloway Center 12 20 p m. Beta Sigma Phi holds salad supper and style show at First United Methodist Fellowship Hall 6 30 p m. Lee County Health Department runs WIC coupon pickup 1315 Franklin Grove Rd 8 30 a m to 5 p m. Dog Obedience Classes at K M Fee Store Oregon 7 p m. Oregon Township Board meeting Township Building 7 p m. Rock River Lane/Freeze meeting Room 2K2 SVCC 7 30 p m.
TOPS convenes Tuesday at St Luke's Church at 5 45 p m for a meeting. Free blood pressure checks available at KSB Hospital lobby from noon to 2 p m.
Nutritional expert Mary Nebor from the Dairy Nutrition Council explains pregnant women need four servings from the milk group and three from the meat group daily, plus four servings from fruits, vegetables, and grains. She suggests planning meals and snacks, choosing low fat dairy, lean meats, eggs, beans, nuts, and fortified grains to support mother and baby health.
Experts say soft music calms crying infants and aids sleep. Syracuse technologist James Moore notes quiet tunes focus the mind, avoid loud songs, and even a radio nightlight product like GE Niley Lite offers a 30 minute sleep switch. Psychologist Jerome Dusek warns stimulation supports development and music provides comforting, relaxing input for young children.
Dear Confused from Chana asks why dating couples struggle to form solid bonds. The answer centers on communication, with love described as essential. The columnist warns many fail to learn mature unconditional love, leading to suffering and unhappiness.
The text argues that many institutions contain individuals shaped by lack of loving upbringing and that true counseling hinges on teaching effective communication within marriage and family. It distinguishes sex from sexuality, outlines emotional needs of men and women, and asserts that happiness and love arise from fulfilling psychological needs, with both spouses equally responsible for making the other happy.
The St Patrick’s Women’s Club hosts a potluck supper and meeting at 6 30 p m at the Holloway Center with a China slide presentation by Pastor and Mrs Holmer. Dixon AAUW Book Sale runs May 6 7 at Northland Mall Sterling chaired by Karen Jensen. WIC coupon pickups set May 12 at the health department and May 3 at Amboy Jaycee building. Beta Sigma Phi May Day events include a salad supper and style show with guests from Clinton Iowa Sterling Rock Falls and Freeport. Oregon Dog Obedience classes begin without dogs at K M Feed Store First and Jefferson Streets with registration at 7 p m bring vaccination proof. Lee County Council on Aging potluck dinner May 13 at Senior Citizens Center 100 W Second St Gymnastics Divine performs for seniors at 6 30 p m bring a dish and own table service.
Dear Dr Gott explains that for many adults bacon and eggs carry too much fat and cholesterol. A grain breakfast with cereals high in oatmeal or bran can lower cholesterol, while eggs remain a rare weekly treat. Readers seeking copies of Health Reports may mail $1.25 per title.
A reader asks how to help a hospitalized friend with mental illness while respecting privacy. The note highlights compassionate concern from a devout Christian neighbor and two children, urging discreet prayers and support rather than public disclosure. The writer notes mental illness is not chosen and deserves care like cancer.
A reader letter stresses that mental illness can strike anyone and carries no stigma. It condemns jokes about mental illness, calls for respect and support, and urges compassion toward the mentally ill regardless of age or status. The message highlights the pain and fear those affected endure and the need for empathy.
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