Community group and event notices for Loveland area
Listings include PB LeeNAG color slide tour of Zee County areas at Loveland Community House 7:30 p.m. Phoenix Divorced Separated and Widowed group at St Marys Parish Center 7 p.m. Dixon Area Singles at Immanuel Lutheran 7 p.m. Dixon Public Library Hollywood Classic 6:30 p.m. SHARE registration at Immanuel Lutheran 1013 Franklin Grove Rd 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Palmyra HEA Unit Loveland 1:15 China HEA Unit at St Paul Lutheran Franklin Grove 1 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous Loveland 7:30 p.m.
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Leenag
Zee County
Loveland Community House
Phoenix
Christian Group
St. Mary's Parish Center
Dixon Public Library
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Franklin Grove Rd
China
HEA Unit
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Franklin Grove
Narcotics Anonymous
Loveland
Self Help Resource Exchange
SHARE
Dixon
Immanuel Lutheran
Second Baptist Church
Palmyra
HEA
Gladys Rhodes
Norma Bales
Imogene Ribardy
Sterling
Dennis
Virginia
Lee County
Lee County Homemakers Extension
Maxine Simpson
Dorothy Ross
Dixon Area Events Calendar Jan 13 1960s
Saturday events include Youth Tutoring Service at Sauk Valley Community College 9 am to 1 pm. Dixon Area Singles dance at American Legion 7 pm. Sugar Grove Church School annual chili supper at Dixon High School cafeteria 4 30 pm. INA meeting SVCC Room 3m10 9 am. Swinging Stars Square Dance Rock Falls Community and Youth Building 8 to 10 30 pm. Overeaters Anonymous Classroom III KSB Hospital 8 30 am. Dixon Public Library Children's Story Hour 10 30 to 11 30 am. Lee Center Congregational Church chili supper 5 to 8 pm.
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Sauk Valley Community College
Dixon Area
American Legion
Sugar Grove Church
Dixon High School
Thirteenth
INA
SVCC
Swinging Stars
Rock Falls
Overeaters Anonymous
KSB Hospital
Dixon Public Library
Lee Center Congregational Church of Christ
Major 1990 Chicago Events List Card
A schedule of Chicago 1990 events with venues and contact numbers. Highlights include Watercolors and Drawings from the Vatican collection at David and Alfred Smart Gallery, Music of the Baroque season at multiple Chicago locales, Abstract Expressionism at Terra Museum, the Cubs Convention at Hyatt Regency, and various museum and theater exhibitions and performances with associated contact phones.
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Chicago
Chicago Tourism Council
Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana
David and
Alfred Smart
Terra Museum of American Art
Chicago Cubs
Hyatt Regency
CUBS
O'Hare Exposition Center
William Dawson
Chicago Public Library Cultural Center
Wentworth and
Cermak
Jazz Institute
Blackstone Hotel
Civic Orchestra of Chicago
Orchestra Hall
Museum of Science and Industry
The
Science of
Torosaurus highlights at Milwaukee Public Museum
Milwaukee Public Museum showcases its geology collections led by the Torosaurus with the world’s largest skull and rare skeletal parts. The exhibit also features Pachycephalosaurus skulls, Devonian fish fossils, Ice Age mammal remains near Mitchell International Airport, 400 million year old invertebrates, and a Silurian reef diorama. Call (414) 278-2702 for details.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Public Museum
Mitchell International Airport
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Stadium
Dixon Sauk Valley Writers Meet Tonight at SVCC
A Dixon Sauk Valley Writers digest notes a monthly meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. today in room 2k2 at Sauk Valley Community College. Open to all writers with no membership fee, the group shares writings and discusses concerns.
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Sauk Valley Writers
Sauk Valley Community College
Sherry B. Hanson
Dig a Dinosaur Volunteers Help Rebuild Torosaurus Skeleton
Milwaukee Public Museum volunteers and paleontologists led the Dig A Dinosaur expedition in Montana to excavate fossils for the Geology Hall. By 1981 the team uncovered the world’s largest skull and the only known Torosaurus skeletal parts. Volunteers now reconstruct bones, weld supports, document findings, and train in field methods and paleontology.
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Milwaukee Public Museum
Montana
Third Planet
Describing Pain and the Difficulty of Diagnosis
A columnist recalls a back problem that led to four hospital days and jokes about describing pain to doctors. He notes the challenge of locating pain and shares quips about illness, comfort, and medical interpretation.
At Wit's End: Pain Metaphors From a Patient and Music
The narrator describes vivid pain metaphors comparing a dull ache at a football game, a toasty toaster, and a Stephen King plot, alongside country songs about misery. A nurse reaction hints at unfamiliarity with such pain.
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Ohio State
Get counseling changed my life in Chicago diary entry
A reader describes escaping emotional abuse and addiction after following Ann Landers advice to seek counseling. She details years of hardship, two children, and finally finding affordable help, noting how those two words transformed her life and family relations. A separate note defends bats and urges better press, with gratitude to the columnist.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Chicago
Lexington
Lex
Plato
al Neuharth
Doubleday
Canada
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Creators Syndicate
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Rock River Valley
Dixon Telegraph
S. Peoria Ave
Lee County Red Cross
Paw Paw
Young Mothers’ Club
Linda Wegner
Wesleyan Society
First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Lee County Historical Society
Mothers’ Study Club
Marlene Fahs
Rock River Grange
Grange Hall
la Leche League
First United Methodist Church
Dixon Sports Boosters’ Club
DHS
Museum of Science & Industry
University of Chicago
Mandel
Chicago Theater
America
Chicago Historical Society
George Barnard
Sherman
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Chicago Theatre
American Ballet Theater
Civic Opera House
Chicago Opera Theater
Athenaeum Theatre
Japan
Weber Museum of Cultural Arts
McCormick Place
Art Institute of Chicago
Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra
Torosaurus
LaLeche League
LaLeche League of
Lauri Koinis
Debbie George
Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Florida
Dixon-Sterling Area
Port Charlotte Moose Club
King's Highway
King’s Highway
U.S. 41
I-75
Wit’s End
By Erma Bombeck
Landers
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