Local Events Bid for Friday in Loveland and Dixon
Narcotics Anonymous hosts a mixed meeting in Loveland at the Senior Center at 12 30 p m. Dixon Moose Lodge serves chicken fish and shrimp suppers from 5 to 8 p m. Aete Chapter No 371 Order of the Eastern Star offers a scramble supper at Dixon Masonic Temple at 6 30 p m.
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Narcotics Anonymous
Loveland
Ege Group
Dixon Moose Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Dixon Masonic Temple
Weekend Community Schedule At A Glance
Saturday activities include sleigh rides at Nature Center in Lowell Park and OA meeting in Classroom III on the fifth floor of KSB Hospital at 8:30. Story hour at Franklin Grove Library at 9:30, MEAL at Franklin Grove United Methodist Church with Church of the Brethren at noon, and a Blackhawk Twirlers Square Dance at Nash Rec Center from 8 to 10 30 p.m.
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Lowell Park
Overeaters Anonymous
KSB Hospital
Franklin Grove Library
Franklin Grove United Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren
Blackhawk Twirlers
Nash Rec Center
Area events listed for Sunday in Sterling and Dixon
Sterling Rock Falls Historical Society hosts a Sunday meeting at St John’s Lutheran Church. Dixon Moose Lodge serves breakfast from morning until noon. St Luke’s Church hosts Sunday Afternoons concert at 4 pm. Oregon Park District offers Learn to Square Dance at Nash Rec Center from 2 to 4 pm. KSB Hospital holds an open house for its Emergency Room from 2 to 4 pm. Dixon Masonic Temple hosts all you can eat pancake and sausage breakfast from 7:30 to 11:30 am.
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Lowell Park
Sterling Rock Falls Historical Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dixon Moose Lodge
St. Luke's
Oregon Park District
Nash Rec Center
KSB Hospital
Dixon Masonic Temple
Multiple club meetings listed for Franklin Grove area
On Monday January 9, various groups hold meetings: Franklin Grove Woman's Club at Church of the Brethren Social Hall 1 30 p m Elks Ladies Auxiliary at the lodge 7 30 p m Ma Di Na Homemakers at Diana Boward 7 30 p m Rochelle Woman's Agron at Hickory Grove 6 p m Lee County AARP at KC Hall 1 30 p m Dixon Woman's Club board at Loveland 10 a m Sauk Valley Bridge Club at Sterling YWCA 7 p m Franklin Center PTO at FCHS cafeteria 6 30 p m Rock River Lane Freeze at First Christian Church 7 30 p m
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Franklin Grove
Loveland
Sauk Valley Bridge Club
Sterling Ywca
Franklin Center
FCHS
Rock River Lane
Freeze
First Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Tuesday meeting roundup across Dixon area clubs
On Tuesday events include Dixon Moose Lodge family night from 5 to 7 p.m. at the lodge. The Country Craft Class occurs at Lowell Park Nature Center at 10 a.m. Tops hosts a meeting at St. Luke's Episcopal Church at 5:45 p.m. The Lee County Red Cross bloodmobile operates at Paw Paw Community Building from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Alanon holds a Loveland Community House meeting at 8 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous meets at St. Paul Lutheran Church at 7:30 p.m. The Kingdom Breakfast club meets on Northside Parkway at 8:30 a.m.
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Dixon Moose Lodge
Lowell Park Nature Center
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lee County Red Cross
Paw Paw
Alanon
Loveland Community House
Overeaters Anonymous
St. Paul Lutheran Church
S. Peoria Ave
Kingdom Breakfast Club
Northside Parkway
Teen Volunteers Earnest Evening at Freeport Hospital
An ee session for teenage volunteers is scheduled at Freeport Memorial Hospital at 7 p.m. The AC Chapter of PEO will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Nancy Califf.
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Freeport Memorial Hospital
PEO
Nancy Califf
False abuse accusations burden families nationwide
Critics warn unfounded child abuse reports devastate millions of families. 1985 and 1986 data show 65 percent of 1.9 million reports unfounded with 1.3 million unsubstantiated cases, harming parental rights and prompting VOCAL chapters in more than 30 states.
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Douglas J. Besharov
National Center On
House Select Committee On Children, Youth and Families
Besharov
American Humane Association
Department of Health and Human Services
Katie Bond
Association
American Enterprise Institute
Understanding chronic disc problems and treatment options
Reader asks about back pain and choices. The article explains disc anatomy and discogenic disease with symptoms such as spasm and leg pain. Treatments range from rest and exercises to chiropractic care, corsets, and pain medicine. Severe cases may require surgery to remove the offending disc and fuse vertebrae.
Dear Dr Gott and Health Advice on Disc Disease and Bypass
The article discusses treatment choices for discogenic disease depending on severity and disc location, noting neck disc deterioration often requires surgery to prevent neurological disability. It also presents a reader's inquiry about post bypass chest wall pain and graft blockages, advising consultation with a neurosurgeon and awareness of graft aging and potential coronary bypass complications.
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P.O. Box
Cleveland
Dr. Gott
Congress wasting taxpayers money on seminars
A commentator quotes a Wall Street style rebuke of a House Senate clash over 750000 becoming 66 million for The Taft Institute seminars. The House killed the bill after noting the excess while Brinkley calls for a seminar on how Congress loves to waste funds.
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Mr. Brinkley
Congress
House of Representatives
Taft Institute
House
Senate
Ann Landers
Ann Landers on battered women and weddings guidance
The column urges offering shelter information and nonjudgmental support to battered women while noting the need for professional help to break cycles of violence. It also discusses counseling for wife-beaters and promotes Ann Landers guide for brides with a mail request option via syndicates.
Community club meetings and events in Lee County area
Lee County Chapter 802 of the Association of Retired Persons meets at 1 30 p m Monday in KC Hall 506 W Third St with Lucille Fordham from KSB Hospital speaking on Medicare changes Refreshments follow Ages 50 plus invited AC Chapter of PEO meets at 130 p m Monday at Nancy Califf's home Parkway Restaurant hosts Breakfast Group at 830 a m Tuesday Wesleyan Society potluck dinner Tuesday 630 p m at the Church Fellowship Hall speaker Brian Mueller Dixon Fire Dept on Fire Safety and Paramedics hosts bring a dish to pass Hostesses named Bloodmobile stops at Paw Paw Community Building 130 p m to 630 p m Tuesday Friends of the Dixon Public Library annual meeting 730 p m Tuesday Clarence Mitchell guest speaker River Hill reminiscences Refreshments and officer elections at the library Rochelle Rochelle Woman's Aglow meets 6 p m Monday at Hickory Grove ham dinner 695 speaker Sister Mary Francis Howin reservations Betty or Joyce Sane Freeze meets 730 p m Monday at First Christian Church Elks Ladies Auxiliary monthly meeting 730 p m Monday Elks Lodge Ma Di Na Homemakers Extension Unit 730 p m Monday at Diana Boward Eating Well for Less lesson Dixon Woman's Club Board meeting 10 a m Monday Loveland Community House
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Lee County
The
Association of Retired Persons
KC Hall
Third St
Lucille Fordham
KSB Hospital
Wesleyan Society
Wesleyan Society of the First United Methodist Church
Brian Mueller
Dixon Fire Dept
Jim
Rosalie Pettenger
Katherine LeFevre
Edna Womeldorf
Friends of the Dixon Public Library
Clarence Mitchell
Mount Morris
Mitchell
Illinois
Rock
Mississippi
Rochelle
Hickory Grove
Sister Mary Francis Howin
Betty
Joyce
Ma-Di-Na Homemakers Extension Unit
Diana Boward
E. Second St
Lucille Beard
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Rock River Valley
Dixon Telegraph
Dixon
Thomas Birch
National Child Abuse Coalition
Birch
Chalcedon
Vallecito
Calif
Chalcedon Report
Sharon Satterfield
Minnesota Program In Human Sexuality
Peter Gott, M.D
David Brinkley
ABC
YWCA
North Bay
P.O
Chicago
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
And
Creators Syndicate
Lee County Aarp
Parkway
the Kingdom
Paw Paw Paw Paw
Rock River
First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ
Hennepin Ave
Elks’ Ladies Auxiliary
Elks Lodge
Dixon Woman’s Club
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