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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1989

Page

3

Walnut Districts Weigh Consolidation Plan and ISBE Review

Walnut high and grade school districts 508 and 285 are examining consolidation. A letter to ISBE manager John Dees outlines criteria like population and identical boundaries, current financial strain, and potential benefits. If approved, plan may seek voter support by November 1990 with possible debt forgiveness and state aid for staff.

Walnut Illinois State Board of Education ISBE John Dees Larry Eggleston Walnut High John Anderson Anderson Eggleston Dees

Retailers report strong year ahead in Polo and Rochelle

Merchants in Polo expect a busy final week with shoppers returning, while Elaine Mount notes a very good year for local and out‑of‑town customers. The Stone House sees sales steady. Conour Shoes notes cold weather boosting boot sales. The Cat & The Fiddle reports hectic trade with liqueur chocolates and French treats selling well.

Tle Dye Polo Chamber Elaine Mount Mount Stone House Evelyn Bowman Bowman Rochelle Steve Conour Conour Shoes Conour Cat & the Fiddle Stella Bauer

Lighted Christmas tree honors MIAs and POWs in Dixon park

A 12 foot live tree near Galena Avenue in John Dixon Park served as a remembrance of missing in action and POWs. About 35 veterans and families gathered for a 30 minute ceremony. Ninety eight red lights lit for Illinois Vietnam POWs and MIAs. one blue for Korean MIAs. one white for all WWII MIAs. Veterans spoke of pride, memory, and the need for political action to locate MIAs. Local officers and VietNow members recalled experiences and losses, urging continued remembrance and support.

Galena Avenue John Dixon Park Rae Warning Ashton Mia LeRoy Schaneeberg Illinois Ed Mackh S.T. Stanley Dixon Veterans of Foreign Wars VietNow Rich Sanders Vietnam Rock River Valley Joe Russian Stillman Valley al Loring James Berry Foursquare Church Telegraph Sanders Jim James

Two Killed in Rochelle Train Collision

Rochelle couple John L. Vankirk and his wife Mary Ann died Saturday after the van they rode in was struck by a northbound Burlington Northern train near Steward. Vankirk, 57, failed to see the 42 mph train as the van crossed the tracks about a mile north of Steward, rolled and settled at an embankment bottom. They were not belted and were pronounced dead at the scene by the coroner.

Telegraph Rochelle Steward John L. Vankirk Elva Road Mary Ann Burlington Northern Vankirk Lee County Richard Schilling

Ogle County Senior Services Offers Senior Transport

Oregon based program provides transportation for residents 60 or handicapped. Call 1-800-541-5479 or 732-3252 to schedule bus rides or obtain community schedules. Buses serve Mount Morris Polo Forreston Leaf River Byron Stillman Valley Davis Junction Monroe Center Holcomb Baileyville Chana Kings Rochelle Creston. Local van service operates in Mount Morris Polo Oregon and Rochelle to meals and shopping with calls to Rochelle 562-5050 Mount Morris 734-6335 Polo 946-2411 or Oregon 732-3252. Urgent needs may be directed to Yellowbird Senior Center at 732-3252 or 1-800-541-5479.

Oregon Ogle County Senior Services Mount Morris Polo Forreston Leaf River Byron Stillman Valley Davis Junction Monroe Center Holcomb Baileyville Chana Kings Rochelle Creston Call Rochelle Yellowbird Senior Center

Byron Unit 1 sets new ComEd nuclear run record

Commonwealth Edison announces Byron Units 1 record for continuous operation surpassing Zion Unit 2. Byron Unit 1 reached 310 days of uninterrupted service on December 9, marking the company’s longest operating nuclear generating period in nearly 30 years of nuclear operations.

Byron Commonwealth Edison Unit 1 ComEd Zion Unit 2

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