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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1989

Page

3

Optifast Program Heads to KSB Swedish American Hospitals

KSB Hospital Dixon and Swedish American Hospital Rockford join to offer Optifast a 26 week hospital based weight loss program for patients 50 pounds over or 30 percent above ideal weight. Medical director Dr Tim Appenheimer leads a team including Joyce Miller Rita Findley and Peggy Fuller with orientation sessions starting December 19 and the program beginning mid January. The plan features medically supervised rapid weight loss aided by nutrition education exercise and ongoing group support with insurance coverage partly paying costs.

KSB Hospital Dixon Swedish American Hospital Rockford Tim Appenheimer KSB Appenheimer Joyce Miller Rita Findley Peggy Fuller Fuller Findley

Amboy to decide fate of bed and breakfast inn plan

AMBOY city council schedules a special meeting to decide if Shirley Dewey can open a bed and breakfast at 35 N. Mason St. pending a special use permit and zoning change from residential to general commercial. Dewey links sale to permit approval. council weighs nearby opposition and impact if sold later. Mayor McCracken backs the project as a local asset.

Telegraph Amboy Shirley Dewey Ed Sullivan N. Mason St Rich Bumba Dewey Gary Schultz Ken McCracken McCracken

Ashton Christmas Walk Promises Community Cheer and Deals

Ashton business leaders host the Home For The Holidays Christmas walk from 2 to 7 pm Saturday featuring a house walk pony cart rides carolling a live nativity at Bible Church and a home decorating contest Tickets are four dollars per adult with no children Babysitting will be available during the house walk House owners include Verlin and Judy Harp Bert and Carol Kemp Dick and Ruth Mailler and David and Nona Sveum chili supper at Ashton High School 5 to 8 pm Tickets available at local downtown businesses and host families.

Ashton Ashton Business Boosters Bible Church Patty Beehle Shear Delight Hair Salon Ashton High School Ron’ Food Shear Delight Hewert’s Handlebar Ashton Hardware the Huddle Ashton Drug Store Double R Diner Verlin Judy Harp Quarry Road Bert and Carol Kemp North Fourth Street Brown Dick and Ruth Mailler North Third St David and Nona Sveum Tracy Ave

Book exchange brings new reading to Ohio children

Ohio students from kindergarten to eighth grade donated about 250 books this week for a school book exchange. Children trade used titles for coupons to buy others, encouraging collecting and sharing. Librarian Lois Dremann says the program, first of its kind in Ohio, boosts excitement as more books arrive. unclaimed titles go to Friends of the Library or local hospitals.

Telegraph Ohio Lois Dremann Dremann

U S Seeks Forfeiture Of Hemminger Farm In Drug Case

U S Attorney Ira Raphaelson filed in Rockford Federal District Court to seize the 235 acre Carroll County farm of Wanda and Harold Hemminger. The suit alleges use for growing processing and storing 3000 pounds of marijuana with a 3 million street value as part of a wider narcotics operation.

Telegraph U.S Ira Raphaelson Rockford Carroll County Dixonites Wanda Harold Hemminger Savanna Hemmingers Hemminger Farm Grand Jury Federal Bureau of Investigation Keith Syfert

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