Dean and degree notes span several Illinois colleges
Michelle L Meurer of Ashton and 339 other ONU students earned Dean’s List honors for the Spring semester at Olivet Nazarene University. Debra Lynn Blaine of Dixon received a degree at Central College in Pella. Vanessa Warzynski of Dixon was named Outstanding Student of America by OCLA. Matthew Melvin of Dixon made Central College’s Dean’s List. Douglas Conderman of Dixon won a DePaul Presidential Scholarship. Agnes M Miller of Harmon earned her MS in speech pathology at Illinois State University.
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Kankakee
Michelle L. Meurer
Ashton
Olivet Nazarene University
ONU
Pella
Iowa
Central College
Debra Lynn Blaine
Dixon
Vanessa Warzynski
Chester Warzynski, Jr
Waukesha
Wis
Charles Brainerd
Washington D.C
OCLA
Vanessa
Villa Nova University
Pennsylvania
Matthew Melvin
Chicago
DePaul University
Douglas Conderman
Agnes M. Miller
Edward P. Miller
Harmon
Illinois State University
Save the World or Save My Kids Junk
A quirky piece on balancing hosting duties and hoarded keepsakes as children grow. The narrator questions how long to store report cards toys and furniture while saving wildlife and wild places, realizing a choice between preserving the planet and preserving household clutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Aquarium
Scholarship awarded by ABWA at May meeting
The American Business Women's Association gave scholarships at its May session, each worth $700 to aid education costs. The awardees, shown left to right, include Debra Schauff of Deer Grove, Connie Olson of Walnut, Linda Olson of Walnut, and Michelle Leathers of Rock Falls, with Teddy Behrendt, committee chairman, presenting.
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American Business Women’s Association
Debra Schauff
Deer Grove
Connie Olson
Walnut
Linda Olson
Michelle Leathers
Rock Falls
Teddy Behrendt
South Westovertrick Unusual Bridge Play Loses Trust
James Jacoby analyzes a bridge deal where South overcalls with one heart over East's one club, a game-try on three diamonds, and a misdefense by East leads to a nine-trick NS victory worth 140. East's alternate plays could have yielded more. many players still pursued diamonds.
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James Jacoby
South
East
North
Declarer
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Pharos Books
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Military births and graduations from Texas bases
Airman Timothy J. Kutz has graduated from the intelligence operations specialist course at Goodfellow AFB. Pvt James D. Hall Jr. completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Spec Barry E. Stevens earned the Army Achievement Medal in South Korea. Ronald J. Latta graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB. All are sons of local families, with high school years noted.
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Kelly Afb
Texas
Timothy J. Kutz
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Kutz
John B
Carolyn S. Kutz
Sterling
Sterling High School
James D. Hall
Fort Leonard Wood
Hall
James
Ann Hall
Kilgore Rd
Ashton High School
Barry E. Stevens
Glenn D
Mary R. Stevens
Amboy
South Korea
Stevens
Defense Communication Agency
293Rd Signal Company
Amboy High School
Ronald J. Latta
Ronald E
Mary A. Latta
W. First St
Dixon
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Newman Central Catholic High School
Volk couple marks 40th wedding anniversary in Dixon
The 40th wedding anniversary of Cliff and Delores Volk was celebrated June 11 at the home of their daughter Terry Stephenitch and son-in-law Debbie in Dixon. Cliff Volk and Delores Hoyle wed June 6, 1949 in Dixon and have a daughter, Debbie Stephenitch.
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Cliff
Delores Volk
Terry
Debbie Stephenitch
Dixon
Cliff Volk
Delores Hoyle
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Valparaiso, Ind
Valeria A. Welsh
Oregon
Wit’s End
Food Factory
Food ‘Factory
Lowell Park Rd
WEST
Dixon Elks Lodge
Nachusa
S. Galena Ave
Jack Radke
Carey Davis
Don Durkes
Rock River Valley
KSS Crisis Line
Lee
Ole Er
MiMi
Volks
Eller & Willey Block CO
Dixon, Ill
By Krista Hussing
Redken
Kinjite
Alien Nation
Miami Cops
the Experts
Tation
N. Hennepin Ave
National Vibes
First National Bank
E. Main
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