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• SANOV (O r * ) POSI Thur« . No« 23 l « 2 (Sec I) ‘Special’ student is nominated for award by SCO TT N E W T O N Sue Chambers, special education instructor at Sandy Union High School, has seen students with lear ning disabilities drop out One student who has hung in there is Lore* Camp, a junior “ One thing I think that is very special about Lorea is that even if she comes in and you can tell she’s hav ing a bad day. if you ask her about it, she’ll end up sm iling,” said Chambers, who added. "She's deter mined ” Those are among the qualities that are responsi b le fo r C h a m b e rs n o m in a tin g C a m p fo r “ Outstanding Handicapped High School Student. ” an h o n o r g iv e n by the M etropolitan Comm ittee for Employment of the Handicapped The winner of the honor to be determined by a panel of in d iv id u a ls fro m b usin ess and s e rv ic e groups, won't be announc ed until spring High school students from Clackamas, M ultnom ah, Washington and Columbia Counties are eligible To Chambers, Camp is a winner either way. And she has a stack of recommen dations from tutors and other teachers to back her up About 100 students are in volved in the learning center program at the high school Six are mentally retarded students who re quire a good deal of special attention, but are “capable of being educated " O th er “ t r a in a b le m e n ta lly retarded" students par ticipate in a Clackamas County Education Service District program, which is held at Cedar Ridge Some in the SUHS pro gram have physical han dicaps, and others are “ learning disadvantaged.” T h e te rm “ le a rn in g disadvantaged" can cover a wide range of problems, including d yslexia and s i m ila r d is o rd e rs A u d ito ry -m e m o r y p ro blems are the most com mon handicap Chambers and her staff deal with “They don’t look han dicapped," Chambers said "Y o u don't know that they're handicapped, but at the same tim e they're working very hard ” Said Chambers, "The m ajority of the students I work with are of normal in telligence. but they have a learning disability, which means in some area the m essage is not being recorded in the brain pro perly '' Some of these students don't attend the learning center "Their pride gets in the w ay.” Chambers said “ So they work hard to com pensate ” Still, special considera tions may be made, like the seating arrangement in a class, for example And, their grades are checked frequently Most attend the learning center for only a class period a day Otherwise they are "main streamed ” Said Chambers, “ We strive for that so they can work with the other students as much as possible.” In that class period they may do homework, but they must also take time to "build basic skill needs.” Students with a learning disability are required to pass the same competency tests as their classmates " T h e y earn the same diploma as every else," Cham bers said, adding that many of them work harder to get it. Camp has an auditory- m em ory problem “ I t ’s just that I can’t read as well as some of the other kids," Camp said "But, I try a lot ” Camp attended Boring Grade School, and is next to the youngest in a family of six Her parents are Gerald and Melba Camp She’s interested in track, and )ogs at least a couple of miles a day She also likes to ride horses, and is in terested in becoming a nurse She’s takin g English, typing, w orld cultures, history and "foods." where she works for Juanita Shuler in the cafeteria She also spends a class p e rio d w o r k in g as a teacher’s assistant to Stan Bowman, a science instruc tor Camp said she feels no stigma from participating in the learning center pro gram Asked why she has stuck with the program when others dropped out. she said. “ I'd rather be at school.” Said Chambers. “ I don't know of another student who is special and unique ing for recipes from people that possess that special quality that a person can call "uniquely their own ” Cox said the cookbook w ill be “ a ch erish ed re m e m b ra n c e " th a t reflects the Mt Hood area It will be something for people to keep whether they remain in the area or move on It will also be an asset in the kitchen Any person wishing to visits 1 2-3 p.m. Sat. & Sun. lx > rra C a m p November-December other information impor tant to post-high school planning Parents are also en couraged to attend the pro gram . which will feature information sessions with r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s fro m Eastern Oregon State Col lege, Western Oregon State College, the Oregon In s titu te of T ech n o lo g y . Oregon State University, Portland State University, •Southern Oregon State Col lege and the University of (¡ROOM BRI I)p: Kimberly Berry Jerry Tramposh Charla Geissler Stuart Hughs Lori Sinclair Tim Mackey Emerson and Potter say wedding vows Susannah Emerson and Lt George E Potter were m arried Oct 2 at St James E p is c o p a l C h u rc h in Tigard A reception followed at Quinn's M ill in Portland Emerson is the daughter of David and Janet Em er son of Eagle Creek Matron of honor was her sister. Mrs Jane Emerson Brown D augherty to perform in opera P a ig e D a u g h e rty , a senior at Sandy Union High School, will play the part of Hansel In "Hanael and Gretel, ' to be presented by th e East P o r tla n d Chamber Opera Company The play will he held at the Ml Hood Community College Thealer Dec 17 and IB beginning at a p m Tickets are I t M for a d u lts an d I I JO fo r students Lctnen com pletes course Air N a tio n a l Guard Air man let class Virginia M I .emen daughter of M yrtle M and Allen L Lemen of Sandy hoc graduated from (he U 8 Air Parr» food aer »ares rourse at Lowry Air Force Base Cote Graduates of the rourse le a rn e d h o « to p la n , prepare and serve food lo m en will nee serve in Portland with the J44th ( « r ib s ' T o m m u n ii a ll B rid e s m a id s w e re Cheryl I .egg and Cindy B u rg o y n e , both of Portland Junior bridesmaid was Carrie Lyn Zulauf, cousin of the bride Potter is the son of George and Suzanne Potter of Indiana, Penn They are now at home In Italy following a wedding trip to the East Coast CLOUDTREE Oregon The Oregon State System of Higher Education high school visitation program involves almost all public schools in Oregon LEAKY SHOWER OR TUB? We speciHm in Water Dama(< to walh end Floors Remember a little Oryrat Goes i Long Way R o m e n 's Club bazaar ••"•-4 p.m. Ä SUN, (A t an d S cho ol <4 C o o k e ry M l M A lt f Y WOW f t A M » 255Í775 LMAMC ’»a • vewri MW* • t**WT Sat. musical program by Welches Grade School. as Sunday solo by Marie .^Kennedy. O ’ Salm on River Rd. o f f H w y 2 6 ) Hoodland Women's Club I U N Mam M» MS» Gresham Comirig soon! R&LfiSÄ « • Sugar Plum Foctory • Homemade crafts le Bird houses • Lamp shades • Antique dolls • Oil paintings • Stained glass • Baked goods • Snack bar • Children s hand prints on1 plates by Enno s Pottery. College visitation set Students fro m Sandy Union High School w ill go to the P o rtla n d S tate L'riversity campus for a m e t'in g w ith represen tatives of the seven slate colleges and universities on Dec 2 at 9:30 a m T h is p ro g r a m sup plements the counseling program of SUHS by giving students first-hand infor mation about course offer in g s , a d m is s io n re quirements. housing, finan cial aid. scholarships and B i ll i e M cN utt PHD C e rtifie d Union H ypnotheropisi SEE works by 30 crafts people! SEE Mrs. Santa s Attic Sale! Brides Registered at tJoudtrec A Sun ' Ibe b t f ! T b e y t R r a lh (I Submissions should be mailed to Reva Cox, P O Box 187, Rhododendron. Ore , 97049 « S M O K IN G »W E IG H T .B E D W E T T IN G «M EM O R Y • N A ILB ITIN G • SELF CONFIDENCE Call 668-4221 FREE Admission Community Cookbook" should submit their favorite recipe along with their name, address and telephone number Anything special about the recipe should also be in cluded • STRESS • FEARS • SPORTS Pie school will take picture of Santa 1 child contribute to the “ Moun tain Call for Appointment ___________ FOR : __________ - I WAIT ’ Santa Claus can She comes to class She's alw ays pleasant She's always on tim e.” HYPNOSIS I DON’T ! Recipes solicited for book W e lc h e s C o m m u n ity School is soliciting recipes for publication in a special cookbook Reva Cox. coordinator, said the cookbook will be p u b lish ed as soon as enough recipes are gleaned from the M t Hood area So far. she said, the response has not been very good With plenty of space available. Cox said the community rchool is look in the way she is. 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