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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1989

Page

3

Nursing home report reviewed by Lee County panel

The Lee County Health and Welfare Committee will study First Health Care’s survey of Dixon’s LCNH at the April 10 meeting. Finance Chair Schrauth warns the facility runs a likely year end deficit of about 160000 dollars, with staff and care quality intact.

Lee County Health and Welfare Committee First Health Care of the Lee County Nursing Home LCNH David Edelson Edelson First Dixon SCNH John Edmunds First Health Care Lewis Shaddick Shaddick Finance Committee Mike Schrauth Schrauth Health and Welfare Committee

Oregon council approves LynDel tea room permit in June

Oregon City Council reversed a planning commission denial to grant a special use permit for a tea room at LynDel Mansion. Delbert Windland says the tea room will open by June 1, despite neighbor objections over privacy and parking. The council also seeks EPA funding for wastewater facilities costing about 1.6 million and notes the Oregon Chamber of Commerce will relocate its office near city hall.

Oregon — LynDel Oregon Planning Commission Delbert Windland Lynda Jim Barnes Barnes Windland Windlands Gail Crenshaw Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Water and Sewer Logan Oregon Chamber of Commerce City Hall Fourth St

Rochelle seeks CDAP grant to move RAD COR plant

Rochelle may receive a 130000 dollar Community Development and Assistance Program grant to relocate RAD COR manufacturing from Rochelle to Illinois. If approved, the grant funds will back a 400000 dollar relocation, creating about 35 jobs and allowing a low interest loan to the company. The process could take six weeks after submission. The council also rejected a 10250 dollar bid for the Del Monte building, proposing a minimum 20000 dollar bid at a future rebid with Flagg Township.

Rochelle Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Radcor Second Avenue Rochelle Economic Development Corporation Ken Wise Wise Flagg Loefgren Concensus del Monte

Sauk Valley board updates policies and bids roof work

SVCC discussed the updated board policy on vacancies elections compensation and workshops as six years without change. It seeks bids to replace one third of the roof with bids opening next month. Trophies for men and women’s basketball were shown as Sauk posted 27 4 and 28 2 records with conference titles. Soccer will be discontinued due to coaching and player issues. Endowment fund seeks 1 million dollars and has raised about 29450 mainly from staff. Susan Van Weelden resigns as director of the center for business and economic development effective May 12.

Russ Dambhoff Jolene Lessman Sauk Richard Behrendt Behrendt Dixon High School Twin City Nazarene Sterling Susan van Weelden Center For Business and Economic Development McHenry County College Crystal Lake

Bank buys all of May Mart in Rochelle

ROCHELLE The First National Bank and Trust Company has purchased the entire May Mart Shopping Center on Ill. Route 38 from Regency Savings and Loan. The bank will put the center up for sale in 45 to 60 days or develop it if not resold, with the Eagle Foods space and other tenants in question.

Rochelle May Mart First National Bank and Trust Company of Ron Tilton Ill Regency Savings and Loan Naperville Spurgeon First Federal Savings and Loan Rockford Tilton Eagle Foods John Nink Nink Caron Ridge

Amboy to stage emergency drill after 6 PM Thursday

Amboy police chief Gary Schultz and ESDA coordinators will supervise a simulated emergency drill after 6:00 PM Thursday. The exercise imitates a tornado or chemical spill with ESDA personnel and police involvement. Residents are asked not to alarm or interfere. A larger May drill will also involve the fire department and pretend a real disaster has struck.

Gary Schultz Amboy Emergency Services and Disaster Agency ESDA Schultz Police Department Fire Department

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