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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1988

Page

3

Council OKs Hardee's parking with lone mayoral dissent

The Dixon City Council approved a 4-1 vote to allow Hardee's officials to use the property west of its southside facility for off street parking without rezoning. Mayor James Dixon dissented, citing neighborhood impact and urban sprawl concerns.

Dixon Hardee’s James Dixon Hardee Gary Gehlbach Gehlbach Seventh Street Galena Avenue Galena Gerald Wermers Roy Bridgeman

Polo council appoints clerk and collector in split duties

Polo officials formalize job separation with Starr McCambridge named city clerk and clerical aide while Paula Pittsley becomes city collector. McCambridge will earn 3000 annually and 5.50 per hour for clerical work. Pittsley at 4.50 per hour for 13 days monthly. Mayor Pilling cites 12592.80 in 1989 90 savings from the split.

Egrapr Polo Polo City Hall Starr McCambridge Paula Pittsley Noralee Gray McCambridge Pittsley Bob Pilling Pilling Gray Council

Red Cross appeals for Armenian earthquake relief funds

The American Red Cross has organized a relief program for Armenian earthquake victims. ARC has sent $50,000 and will need more funds once item needs are determined. Send checks to Lee County Red Cross Dixon or to the American Red Cross International Disaster Relief in Washington DC.

American Red Cross ARC Lee County Red Cross N. Court Dixon Washington, D.C

Reorganized Lee County Board Meets in New Session

The Lee County Board reconstituted itself under newly elected Chairman Charles Dunphy by assigning committee posts. Howard Swegle was approved as ESDA director with a 7300 salary and will assume duties January 1, working with outgoing director Charles Randall to transition. Board discussed benefits and staff salaries. no action pending resolutions. A 12500 starting salary was set for clerical staff. The health department facility tour was extended to all members.

Lee County Board Charles Dunphy Howard Swegle Emergency Services and Disaster Agency ESDA Swegle Charles Randall Ron Conderman Lee County Health Department Board Health Department Franklin Grove Road

Ashton School Thanks Benefactors At Special Ceremony

Students at Ashton School honored benefactors last week during a ceremony. Delores Meiners posed with a large thank you note as Crest Foods donated three Apple computers and tables. Idris Fisher represented Bradford Home Extension and provided sewing equipment. Greg Sawka displayed a poster thanking the Moeller family for library books worth 300 dollars. Board members and company leaders attended, including Jeff Meiners and Steve Meiners of Crest Foods, Dave Ledlie of Ashton Bank, and Ernest Eich of the Ashton Education Foundation.

Ashton School Delores Meiners Crest Foods Jay Meiners Apple Idris Fisher Bradford Greg Sawka Richard Moeller Board of Education Ralph Gleissner Jeff Meiners Company Steve Meiners Ashton Bank Dave Ledlie Ashton Education Foundation Board Ernest Eich

Walnut Board Seeks $105000 in School Budget Cuts

Walnut Grade School Board of Education voted to cut $105,000 from the district budget, eliminating all extracurricular activities and several classroom programs. Five and a half staff positions will be cut, with options to close the building at 4 p.m. and possible grade consolidation discussed for 1989 90.

Walnut Walnut Grade School Board of Education John Anderson Anderson

Ashton moves snow removal to do it yourself plan

Ashton School will handle snow removal with a do it yourself approach after no bids were received in two months. The Board of Education approved buying a used tractor top for 250 dollars from Bob Sword to attach to the school tractor for maintenance crews.

Ashton Ashton School District 275 Board of Education Bob Sword Greg Sawka

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