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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1989
Page
7
A letter from Dear Worried Mother considering a first grader who is friendly and outgoing. Dear Father Tony explains school as a stage for academic growth and social emotional development, where children meet diverse people and personalities. The piece emphasizes building intellectual growth and healthy social instincts through school life.
The school setting mirrors the larger world where some are manipulative and others naive. A boy learns by trial and error that true friends cannot be bought and that sharing creates real bonds. Limited to a few close friendships, he gains social intelligence through navigating diverse personalities in a co educational, multilevel environment.
A catalog of nonfiction and fiction titles including Fire and Fear by Jose Torres about Mike Tyson, Freefall about Air Canada Flight 143, Love or Honor about an undercover NYPD officer, The Steven McDonald Story, Mr King Youre Having a Heart Attack by Larry King, Lee Bailey s Country Desserts, Volunteer Vacations, Journey by James A Michener, Rightfully Mine by Doris Mortman, The Guest of Honor by Irving Wallace.
Declarer can improve on a 5 4 trump fit by ruffing spades and careful heart and diamond play. The column explains winning dummy s ace, ruffing spades, and endplaying the defense after East s risky returns. Pharos Books publishes Jacoby on Bridge and Jacoby on Card Games.
Faith Christian School in Grand Detour celebrates its 10th anniversary in a 1980s era program. The small institution has consistently ranked in the top quarter on the Stanford Achievement Test 1982 version, within the 75th to 90th percentiles. Principal John Novak notes the journey brings evolving challenges and rewards while offering arts, music, P E and sports along with the basics.
The Sauk Valley Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday at the Sterling YWCA with seven stables. Jim Fisk and wife won North South, Mimi Swanson and Dick Gibons were second, and Rosie Kittler with Fred Dinkleman took third. East West saw Craig Bontjes and Ray Wuebbens as winners with Leta Thome and Ed Cummings close behind. Next game set for 6 50 p m July 31 at the Sterling YWCA contact numbers 288 3522 or 625 6543. Sterling Woman's Aglow speaker Carol Sawyer of East Dundee will speak at 6 30 p m dessert and 7 p m meeting at the YWCA 412 First Ave. Sawyer, raised in Elgin, spoke of a traumatic childhood and abuse by an alcoholic father.
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