Workshop at SIU aids retarded children and parents
Community program leaders report that early training and parent study groups help families of mentally retarded children. In Carbondale panelists from the Illinois Council for Mentally Retarded Children describe preschool classes, self care training, and direct teacher involvement to improve behavior and social skills, with Peoria ARC highlighting its two class preschool and nursery programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hodges
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois Council For
Carbondale
John Giberson
Peoria Association For
Peoria
Karl Smiley
Peoria Arc
Paul H. Hartrick
William B. Bradley
Warren G. Murray Children’s Center
Centralia
Elizabeth Cloyde
Melva Ponton
Cottage Life For the Children’s Center
Bill Would Create Classes For Retarded
Charles R. DeWitt of Mt. Vernon urged passage of Illinois House Bill 1407 at the Midwest convention in Carbondale. He said at least 75 percent of the state's mentally handicapped lack essential special education and the bill would require mandatory schooling for mentally, physically and emotionally handicapped children by 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. DeWitt
Mt. Vernon
Illinois Council For
Council
Carbondale
Illinois
Chester Couple Is Married
Mrs. Lillie Mae Timms and Julian Lang of Chester were married May 29. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brelig of Chester. Mrs. Lang works in the Menard Penitentiary office and Lang in the Cowell Chevrolet Garage. The couple resides at 1104 A State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mae Timms
Julian Lang
Chester
Victor Brelig
Predictions on Mental Retardation From Illinois Doctor
Dr. Herbert J. Grossman of the University of Illinois and Chicago Pediatric Institute told the Illinois Council for Mentally Retarded Children that broader research and services are needed. He cited immunization prenatal care family planning and genetics to reduce retardation and improve planning. The physician urged community services beyond schools and the Mental Health Department and warned against custodial institutions. The article also includes a lamb recipe and marinating instructions.
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Chicago
Carbodale
Herbert J. Grossman
State Pediatric Institute
Illinois Council For
University of Ilnois
Grossman
Dept. of Mental Health
Dr. Grossman
Ann Landers Replies Dear Ann Landers
A reader laments unfair sharing by in law relatives at meals and seeks advice. The column counsels kitchen plates prepped in advance and avoids passing food to needier relatives.
Social Calendar Highlights and Nursing Home Meeting Notes
In Carbondale at 7 p.m. the Southern Illinois Dietetic Association meets at the LBJ Steakhouse. Mrs. Elmer Tyler of Tyler Nursing Home Murphysboro and Sallie Thomas attend the Illinois Nursing Home Association semiannual meeting in Springfield to discuss public aid health care techniques and aged patient care. Also noted is the South American hoatzin with unusual eye lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Southern Illinois Dietetic Association
LBJ
Elmer Tyler
Tyler Nursing Home
Murphysboro
Sallie Thomas
R.N
Illinois Nursing Home Association
Springfield
Miss Crenshaw to Be Bride in July Wedding
Miss Sandra Lucille Crenshaw and Frederick Wallace Edwards plan a July 29 wedding at University Baptist Church in Carbondale. Crenshaw is a 1963 Southern Illinois University graduate with a religious education master's degree. Edwards attended Carson-Newman College and studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Crenshaw
Carbondale
Sandra Lucille
Frederick Wallace Edwards
Woodrow W. Edwards
Greer
S.C
Edwards
Miss Crenshaw
University High School
Southern Illinois University
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville, Ky
North Greenville Junior College
Carson-Newman College
Seminary
Louisville
University Baptist Church
Jacoby On Bridge Safe Hand Play Lesson
Abridge lesson from Oswald and Jim Jacoby explains a safe nine to twelve trick plan in no trump with South holding 13 points. It shows a diamond finesse against East after dummy is entered to secure the ninth trick while West cannot disrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Jim Jacoby
American Bridge Teachers Association
South
North
East
West
Cairo-born Nellie Webb bearings through Midwestern college life
Nellie Webb, 20, a sophomore music student at Southern Illinois University, recalls being held as a political prisoner in Cairo during the 1956 Suez crisis. Born to English missionaries, she came to America in 1962 as a Congo refugee, lived in Khartoum, learned diving, and now studies voice while planning a teaching career blending ballet and music.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nellie Webb
Southern Illinois University
America
Congo
David
Jessie
Nasser
Sudan
Nellie
Voice of America
Webb
Ethiopia
Church of England
Marietta
Ohio
SIU
Muskingum College
New Concord
Allen McCallum
Begholz
Robin
Marian
Hazel Jean Beattie
Sparta
Khartoum
North Africa
Opera
Marjorie Lawrence
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Lawrence
County Extension Meeting in Marion with Style Show
Williamson County Home Extension will meet Tuesday at the First Methodist Church of Marion. A 9:30 a.m. business meeting and officer installation will be held, followed by an afternoon program at 1 p.m. featuring a style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson County Home Extension
First Methodist Church of
Marion
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