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SECTION 2 - PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13,1164 MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE Xions hold summer camps for impaired CHECKS •ACCEPTED ONLY WITH OgCK PUBCHASINQ CARD JUNE 13-JUNE 18 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER 301 W. VIRGINIA AVE., RTE. 14 CRYSTAL LAKE -- 455-0333 . . AND, ROUTE 176, WAUCONDA HOURS: MON, TUES, SAT. 9-6 WED, THURS, FRI. 0-8; SUN. 10-3 DOMESTICS tZ>»e. 50% OUR REG. PRICE '*e%* SF* TANK SETS •' ! 70% OFF COME IN THIS WEEK AND PICK UP A 3'x5' FLAG KIT (Reg. 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Hie northern site, located near Lake Villa, Camp Lions "Ravenswood", accomodates youngsters primarily from the northern area of the state. The other camp, Camp Lions "Touch of Nature", takes care of children from the Central and Southern parts of the state. Both locations are fully staffed to provide the traditional activities of swimming, boating,' hiking, sports and crafts. But there is one more ingredient: the camp is staffed by instructors who are trained to work with the blind and the deaf youngsters. The children, ages 8 to 16. onmp from aff ovpr state and from all backgrounds. At camp they will have the customary fun and recreation, but they will also get special training to help them grow in poise and self- confidence. "There is no reason that children who are blind or deaf cannot have as much fun as their sighted and hearing friends," said John Bock, of £9 Belleville, chairman of the Camp Lions coordinating committee, the group primarily responsible for the camp's operation. The Camp's two locations are similar in operation, but "Touch of Nature" is more adventure oriented while "Ravenswood" is more reliant on traditional camping activities-boating, hiking, etc. In • both camps children learn more about themselves and have a ball in the process," said Bock. Only children with vision or hearing impairments can at­ tend. For classification pur­ poses a vision impairment is defined in the range of between total blindness and 20-30 In both eyes after correction. #or those with hearing impairments, they are eligible if the impairment adversely affects their speech and language development and as a result requires a bearing aid or other communications. AH campers must,...be am­ bulatory and able tq perform self-help skills. A Qualified children can attend either camp. There is no charge for Camp Lions, which is funded from Candy Day proceeds, held statewide every year,. and through the generosity of in­ dividual Lions, Lions Clubs and others. , < Right now, applications for camp are being accepted for several sessions as , follows: "Ravenswood," July 22 to August 3. "Touch of Nature": July 8 to July 21 and. July 22 to August 4. 1 For information or to apply, contact the McHenry Lions Club or the Lions of Illinois Foun­ dation, 7321 W. Lake St., River Forest, 60305, (312) 771-5800. Endangered species of bird returns to nest MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC CATALOG OUTLET STORE For the ninth consecutive year, the common terns have returned to the northern Illinois region. Listed among the endangered species in Illinois and most of the midwest, the common tern is a white shore bird whose only known nesting colony in the state is located at the tip of a peninsula that stretches 200 yards into an ash settling pond at Commonwealth Edison's Waukegan Generating Station. Terns were first spotted at the plant site in 1976 and have returned to the site each May QrwNPil ^n\/inri<t For A 11 I wt o|juuiui ovjvii tyo rui V\[ £ A l l A r e a s O f T h e H o m e w r l i t S A L ( At Spiess! V " . ; CRYSTAL LAKE & ST. CHARLE S • -A/nil' S.V IHTft30| t v. i - L V '.V t ' ' I ' • :i to? i** '*$4% \j'\f !• ! • ). \ 1 e> "Cotton Touch" by Fieldcrest". This all cotton thermal blanket adds warmth without weight. For use year 'round. Stabilizing weave keeps shape like new. Available in white, champagne and ice blue Twin. Reg 25.00 NOW19.99 Full. Reg. 30.00 NOW 25.99 Queen. Reg 35.00 NOW 29.99 King Reg. 45.00 NOW 39.99 "Dynasty Bed Pillows" by Whiting mfg. 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However, that maneuver has not always been successful, and the eggs hiave been susceptible to predators such as foxes and skunks. The Illinois Department of Conservation solved that problem by erecting an elec­ trified fence around the likely nesting sites. Power for the fence is donated by Edison, which has given wildlife biologists access to study the terns. The terns will reside until August, raising their young for their maiden flight to South America. MINES Illinois mines produced 5,650,789 tons of coal during April, according to Brad Evilsizer, director of Mines and Minerals. Perry County led in production with 1,223,656 tons. The Best Surprise Is The Price $ 3 1 0 5 Q Complete on Your Homeslte EOlllJ'Ttr.i lilt; The Homestead This attractive three bedroom home comes complete with everything -- painted, stained, carpeted -- ready to move in. A very practical starter, retirement or vacation home -- at a very at­ tractive price. S00 ma for full d*tails on tho NEW THERMAL CRAFTEDn. 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