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PG. 6, SEC. 1 - PLAIN DEALER - DEC. 22, 1967 Holiday Display BusitiMs Wifiners SESQUICENTENNIAL OFFICIAL PLAY DEBUTS DEC. 28 w The attractive Christmas display at Glad- Henry. The six lighted trees above the display stone's store on Green street was awarded top window added much to the festive appearance, prize for beauty among store displays in Mc- PLAINDEALER PHOTO Second prize for an attractive Christinas display among Mc Henry stores went to The Casual Shoppe on Green street. Lighted greenery surrounded the sign, and gold streamers formed a background for the window display. PLAINDEALER PHOTO INTEGRATION OF DEAF CHILDREN IS DISCUSSED s- „• A meeting of the Deaf Chidof Lake and McHenry Countfes association oT Parents and friends was held recently at 4he Hainesville school on 120 and 134. Speakers far the evening were Robert VanDyke and Billy Greer, who are resource teachers for the deaf. They discussed the integration of the deaf children in a regular classroom of normal hearing children and what the roll of the resource teacher is. ' Some of the points brought out were that a child with a 60 to 70 decibel loss should be in a special program for the deaf before being integrated. They should be in this special program for ages 3,4,5 and 6 If they have had no pre-schooling, they have to be about 8 or 9 :rears old before they can be put into a normal classroom. A child has to have fairly good speech, lip reading and be able to communicate. They have to have a good personality makeup'^and be able to overcome rejection from other normal hearing children. The parents also have to help understand the problems and help support the child and have patience with him. ' Hie classroom teacher and deaf resource teacher have to work together. If the child is having problems in class the teacher tells the resource teacher and he, in turn, works owith the deaf child on these points. The program also has to be flexible in management to the child's need in order for him to function. AUTO CRASHES OCCUR DURING WEEK IN AREA A car driven by Jerry Mane ss of Lakemoqr struck a horse that strayed onto the road Tuesday morning, resulting in a three-car accident. As the horse lay in the road, another car driven by Lorrain Booster of McHenry, was unable to avoid striking the animal and it was also hit by Gerald Burns of McHenry when he swerved to avoid a parked car. John Orton of McHenry was treated and released at McHenry hospital following an accident Monday while a passenger in a car driven by James Orton. The accident occurred on the McCullom Lake road. The auto is repeated to have gone out of control on the icy blacktop. Shirley Kerkes of Wonder Lake was blamed by sheriffs deputies for failure to yield in turning left following an accident on the Crystal Lake - Mcflfenry blacktop Monday. Her auto is reported to havfe turned in front of another vehicle driven by Robert Hahn of McHenry. Be Wise Shop In McHenry Oat •8 W9TE H6ISE 2028 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, HI. Open All Day Christmas Make Your Reservations Early Phone 385 9892 Coming, Nickel Night December 27th (MMOKMiMIM % our wonderful customers, our sincerest thanks, and our wishes for a wonderful Christmas . . . brimming with laughter and good cheer. Jepsen Tire & Auto Service Center 3331 W. Elm St. ^ 3314 W. .Elm St. recreaj figures 150 m i Genevieve's dress shop on Riverside Drive presented a beautiful appearance, featuring a pink flocked Christmas tree on which were perched lovely winter birds. The display was third prize among local stores. PLAINDEALER PHOTO "Make Her Wilderness Like Eden", a documentary drama ng in song and story the and events of Illinois' of stajt^hood. and the of the Illinois Sosquicentennial commission, will make its debut before the theater- going public in a five-day, public presentation in the 1,000- main auditorium of Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, following a special preview Wednesday, Dec. 27, at 8 p.m. Starting Thursday, Dec. 28, and running through New Year's Day, the public performances scheduled daily at 2 p.m. additional matinees at 11 a.m. on Dec. 30, 31 and Jan 1. Admission to all) performances will be free, with seats on a first-come, first-served basis. [Written by Christian H. Moe, of the Southern Illinois University faculty, the drama is a fast moving, hard hitting history of the state. Drawn from documentary sources, the dialogue is written with lively wit and homespun humor: There are also moments of high suspense and haunting tragedy* Robert Mueller, a faulty associate of Moe, has arranged orchestral music for the prologue, plus some thirty American ballads to highlight the drama; and 250 slides lend visual verity. Directed by Archibald McLeod, chairman of S.I.U.'s drama department, the play, brilliantly written, ingeniously staged, and appropriately embellished by music, slides, stylized costumes, and hand props, offers to all interested parties a production worthy of the anniversary year. Decorating Tips for YOUR Home Does your room have a focal point? Maybe it is a particular chair design, an attractively upholstered sofa, a dramatic fireplace of a group of pictures. Every room should have a particular point of interest and it's up to you to dramatize it. The main requisite for a focal point is that it be dominant, large or interesting enough to make an immediate and lasting impression on whoever enters or sits in the room. In decorating a room, there' are four major elements which should be considered. They are walls, floor covering, draperies and upholstery or slipcover fabrics for furniture. In this regard, wall decoration can provide the connecting link which ties together the draperies and the floor coveringand at the same time it pro- •vides a background for the furnishings. ristmas To all our loyal customers, roiray peace, |®y, P?" cmfenfment ring out clearly fltsraugh your Christmas. La Veme Eddy Peter Kasper Geo Erber Jr. George R. Erber Robert W. Smith Don Weingart Carey Appliance rth s /FYOtf there 'ssmLnmrosHOP/ 8.E. ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH^ • tacfcargMbl* . WM» 4 f» Um fabric tfal G.E. STEAM & BUY IR USE AND CARE BOOK niram MOOEL HCD1 95 \ G.E. P!©f?§§SG@CIM, ^ HAIR D1¥I! • Oval heat control cosafort •act) '26 95 G.E. G. E. Walkie Talkie $ *7110 c.„,eO 5*^° G. E. Stereo Phonograph 95 ess Electric Knife *18'5 G. E. Clothes Brush Vacuum hair and lint from clothes 14 95 -- FREE GIFT WRAPPING -- MANY OTHER fine gifts to choose from CAREY Appliance, Inc. McHENRY'S ONLY G.E. SERVICING DEALER 1341 N. Green, McHenry Op&n Sunday Dec. 24 till 5 385-5500 U.S. Savings Bonds/ A good way tokeeg>.youngis to associate with young people-- a sure way to become did before your time is to try to keep up with them. 'i; . Hie U A uses some 44 bil- New Freedom Snares lion board feet of lumbery&ariy. : atCJmfouu With fond hopes that all your holiday dreams come true, we send you our best wishes for a Merry Christmas. Cullom Knoll Inn Gate 6 . McCullom Lake Road Hell feel like a KING with a gift from STORE FOR MEN Christmas 9 I SliiiH CII1BGAN McGregor brings a new softness to a favorite style, the cardigan, by combining long-wearing imported Shetland wool with downy mohair. It's a wonderfully lightweight way of keeping warm. Traditional model with two pockets in a collection of handsome colors. J] j qq.,ov 5>T0RE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 #v f h 1