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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1989
Page
6
To place an event in the Dixon Telegraph calendar call 284 2222 extension 34 or mail to the community calendar Dixon Telegraph 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021. Include event details four days before the event to be listed.
Monday events include Dixon Public Library screening of Alistair Cooke's America at 7 p.m. and Sauk Valley Bridge meeting at Sterling YWCA. The Tri-County Opportunities Council board meets at 7:30 p.m. in Dix on Senior Center. Oregon Park District offers Soft Aerobics early morning and evening, Rhyme Time, Tae Kwon Do, and Swimnastics at Nash Rec Center.
A reader bulletin of local meetings and events for January 24 and 25 includes Alanon and Overeaters Anonymous sessions, TOPS, church and lodge gatherings, a winter survival talk at Heritage Square, a pediatric preventive care program at Mendota, a dessert luncheon, NAIM potluck, PBS screenings, Narcotics Anonymous and AA meetings, and various club activities across Loveland Dixon and surrounding areas.
DHS Guidance Department hosts a student and parent financial aid meeting at Room 206 at 7 pm. IVCC ePIC meeting in Room F-113 at 7:30 pm. Lee County Red Cross bloodmobile at Franklin Center High School noon to 5 pm. Sinnissippi Chapter Sweet Adelines guest night at Sterling YMCA 7 pm. Lee County Board of Commissioners meets at 1000 Washington Ave at 4:45 pm. Bensenville Home Society adoption information meeting at Second Congregational Church Rockford 7 pm.
A grandmother asks about eye damage from cortisone eye drops used for juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. The doctor explains glaucoma may improve after stopping drops while cataracts remain. the need for an ophthalmologist's advice is stressed and prognosis noted.
St Marys Junior High names Tamara Haley as December Student of the Month for academic achievement citizenship and Christian fellowship Haley is the daughter of Dan and Joyce Haley of Harmon and is congratulated with siblings Cynthia Nicholas and Chad for the recognition.
Barbara Rapp, 35, leads the Student Assistance Program at Ashton School to aid K-12 students facing non-academic challenges. The voluntary SAP, run via Sinnissippi Mental Health Center, aims to keep students drug free and emotionally healthy with confidential counseling and community involvement.
A reader survey with 141,210 responses from across the United States and Canada shows 82 percent saying sex after marriage is less exciting. Respondents cite dull, boring, and routine dynamics, with reasons ranging from energy and parenting to hygiene and weight gain. The sample includes varied ages and multiple countries and languages.
Local boards and clubs schedule meetings and events this week. Items include Lee County Housing Authority at Grange 4 45 p m card games, Dixon Masonic Temple card night at 7 30 p m Wednesday with dessert luncheon, Church of God mission circle noon luncheon at Marvalene Manus home with a following monthly meeting and Mexico mission talk, St Lucy NAIM chapter meeting with potluck at St Marys Walton, Welcome Wagon meeting at Loveland Community House 7 p m Wednesday, Sinnissippi Chapter Sweet Adelines guest night at Y M C A 7 p m Thursday, Tri County Opportunities Council board 7 30 p m Thursday at Senior Center, adoption info meeting at Second Congregational Church dining room 7 p m Thursday pre registration optional, Franklin Grove National Honor Society bloodmobile noon 5 p m Thursday, Nature Center bus trip to see eagles February events at Modern Woodmen building Rock Island with bus leaving Lowell Park Nature Center 8 30 a m Saturday February 4 return about 1 30 p m fee 15 bring lunch Reservations by Wednesday call 288 5209 or 288 3306.
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