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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1990
Page
6
Readers can list events by calling 284-2222 extension 240 or writing to the Lifestyle Section at Dixon Telegraph 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021. Entries must arrive four days before the event to be included in the calendar.
A list of local meetings and activities for Thursday February 1 at venues including Dixon Masonic Temple Mount Morris Senior Center and Nash Rec Center plus Sunday February 4 soup supper at Freeport Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Activities include Narcotics Anonymous VFW fish fry pre school swim lessons story hours and public library registrations with times and locations.
A sequence of DAR Good Citizen Award recipients is profiled from Polo Dixon Oregon Franklin Center Amboy and Ashton high schools. Winners include Karen Peterson Jodi Petersen Julie Reye Layne Pitzer Amy Lee Wyzgowski and Eric Kersten, with notes on their activities honors and future plans in biology political science education and business management communications.
The piece critiques cereal advertising for health claims, focusing on oat bran and cholesterol. It notes Quaker’s claims cite a Northwestern study showing modest drops amid a high-fat diet, but most reduction came from fat restriction. It questions oats alone effect and cautions against expecting dramatic changes from a bowl of cereal.
A 25 year old woman asks Ann Landers if she can marry Dennis and live in separate dwellings while maintaining a romantic relationship. They prefer independent living and worry about sharing a single home, noting a higher divorce rate and contentment among couples who don't cohabit. She cautions about future children living arrangements.
Dear Father Tony argues the 20th century is defined by self-fulfillment, ripoffs, and self-centered behavior. He critiques Maslow’s self-actualization, emphasizes self-love over selfishness, and insists individuals must respect themselves while valuing others.
Sauk Valley Bridge Club meets at the YWCA at 6 50 p m. Human Rights Authority gathers at DeKalb County Nursing Home at 4 p m. Haymarket Guild of Arts hosts Wild Things program in Loveland at 7 p m. Elks Ladies Auxiliary meets at the Franklin Grove Road lodge at 6 30 p m. Petunia City Quilters convene at Calico Goose at 7 p m.
Tax help for seniors and low income runs noon to 3 30 p m at Lee County Senior Citizens Center. Red Cross bloodmobile at Edelmanns 10 a m to 3 p m. Sauk Valley Writers meet at Sauk Valley Community College 7 to 9 p m. Past Noble Grands breakfast at KSB Hospital Snack Bar 8 30 a m.
The Franklin Grove Public Library will hold a 9 30 a m story hour Saturday for children ages 3 to 6th grade. The program of stories crafts and movies is free and co sponsored by the Franklin Grove Woman's Club and the library.
Dorothy Chapter No 371 Eastern Star hosts a scramble supper at 6 30 p m Friday in Dixon Masonic Temple. Committee Tracey Stinson and Lucille Peacock provide meat and beverages. A stated meeting follows at 8 p m. All members invited. ROCKFORD Human Rights Authority Rockford Region meets 4 p m Monday at DeKalb County Nursing Home 2331 Sycamore Rd DeKalb. Haymarket Guild program Wild Things by Sandy Parrish and Katie Baughman features deer skins pheasant feathers leather and beads Monday 7 p m Loveland Community House public welcome.
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