Calendar listings information for Dixon Telegraph event notices
To place an event in the Dixon Telegraph calendar call 284 2222 ext 34 or write to the community calendar at Dixon Telegraph 113 S Peoria Ave Dixon IL 61021. To be included the calendar, submit information four days before the event.
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Dixon Telegraph
S. Peoria Ave
Dixon
Community events line up for March in Dixon area
Dixon and surrounding communities host a multi day schedule from March 2 to 4. Activities include embroidery sessions, Memorable Musicals at Dixon Public Library, United Methodist Women unit meeting, Christian Singles, SVCC Retail Consumer Behavior program, KSB Hospital support group, Questers meeting, Six Feet and Under basketball, Overeaters Anonymous, and a Ladies Auxiliary gathering. March 3 features Narcotics Anonymous, Eastern Star, bridge groups, walking and Body Recall at Armory Rec Center, and a Rock River Trail dinner. March 4 sees DAR meeting, square dancing, a luncheon, story hours, a Farm Toy Show, and coed indoor soccer, highlighting a busy weekend calendar.
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Oregon Park District
Nash Recreation Center
Dixon Public Library
United Methodist Women
Dixon Christian
Immanuel Lutheran Church
SVCC
KSB Hospital
Nachusa
Questers
Eloys Laughlin
Dixon Park District
Armory Rec Center
P.m
Rock River Trail and Horseman Association
Loveland
Dixon Church Council Lenten Service and Community Breakfast
Dixon events list a Sunday Lenten service at Immanuel Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. and a Dixon Moose Lodge breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon. Also notes Dixon Park District coed indoor soccer at Armory Rec Center from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Dixon Church Council
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Dixon Moose Lodge
Dixon Park District
Armory Rec Center
Community Event Schedule For Dixon Area Monday
Lee County Health Department hosts WIC coupon pickup at 1315 Franklin Grove Rd from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dixon Public Library presents Alistair Cooke America at 7 p.m. Oregon Park District cancels roller skating at White Pines Rink from 12 45 to 4 15 p.m. and Baseball Card Exchange at Nash Rec Center from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Lee County Health Department
Franklin Grove Rd
Dixon Public Library
Alistair Cooke
Movie posters rise in value and appeal to collectors
UPI reports a booming market for movie posters with prices for rare items reaching thousands. Dealers and auction houses note rising average values around $3,200 at major auctions, while many editions remain accessible to younger collectors through early printings and bargains on Disney materials.
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Jack Rennert
Poster Auctions International
New York
Rennert
Motion Picture Art Gallery
Poster America
Cinemonde
San Francisco
Miscellaneous Man
New Freedom
Richard Allen
The
Poster Society
Abbeville
Dana Hawkes
Sotheby’s Auction Gallery
Beth Goldberg
Christie’s East
France
Paramount
Ira Resnick
Motion Picture
Resnick
Toulouse-Lautrec
World Day of Prayer Observance Set at First Baptist Dixon
World Day of Prayer will be recognized Friday with the theme Jesus Teach Us To Pray. Sponsored by Church Women United of Dixon the service begins 1 30 p m at the First Baptist Church. Seven Burma women prepared this year s materials with a group portrait of Blanche McCaherty Ruth Walls Zita Powers Lucille Lands and Wilma Mosher included.
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Jack Skrogstad
Jesus
Church Women United of
Dixon
First Baptist Church
Burma
Blanche McCaherty
Ruth Walls
Zita Powers
Lucille Lands
Wilma Mosher
Subliminal Tapes and Positive Mental Attitude
A psychologist answers Jim Kaye of Wisconsin about subliminal and suggestive tapes. He explains how subliminal messages blend with carrier sounds to reach the subconscious, arguing they cannot force opposed actions and are ethical, effective for habit change, and scientifically validated within PMA concepts.
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Tony
Jim Kaye
Lake Geneva
Wis
Jim
Dr. Taylor
Parents Must Take Role in Educating Children
A reader urges parental involvement in schooling, noting high school and college students struggle with spelling and punctuation. Wisconsin caller cites needing better education funding, smaller classes, and pay for top teachers to improve outcomes. A Calif. correspondent backs call waiting with a light signal, and a Wis. reader warns against microwaving underwear to kill bacteria. Ann Landers offers drug booklet pricing and mailing details.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Madison
Wis
Culver City
Calif
Utah
Appleton
P.O
Chicago
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Rock River Valley
Overeaters Anonymous
Aeng
KSB
VFW
Floyd J. Tilton
Sauk College
Caine Wen
Narcotics Anonymous
Mene
Dorothy
Order of the Eastern Star
Dixon Masonic Temple
Ven
Dar
Blackhawk
Nash Rec Center
Brandywine Lodge
Franklin Grove Library
Polo Town Hall
Frederick M. Winship
UPI
Silver Screen
World Day of Prayer