Thursday, November 10, 1977
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Month on retardation proclaimed
Gov. Robert F. Bennett has proclaimed November Mental Retardation Month in an effort to increase awareness of programs for the retarded.
County to buy new cars
Douglas County commissioners yesterday approved the purchase of six new cars for the Douglas County Sheriff's Department from Jim Clark Motors, Inc.
The commissioners deferred until next week a decision on the number of county-users.
The bid from Jim Clark Motors was the lowest of two sealed bids received by the company.
The six cars would cost $29,933 with
the two cars and $27,493 with a
trade-in of four cars.
The new cars would bring the total of department cars to 11 or 12, depending on
the number of cars traded. The department now has 10 cars.
Rex Johnson, county sheriff, said yesterday that cars were moving at 80,000 miles per hour.
He said the county would need to increase its number of cars during the next few years.
In other action, the commissioners appointed Ted Taul, Baldwin City, to a three-year term on the Douglas County Board of Zoning Appeals.
Taul replaced Hubert Hoskinson, whose term expired last month.
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"The preschool program prepares the handicapped to go to public schools," Chambers said. "The mentally retarded person has a much harder time adjusting, so the earlier they are trained, the more progress they make."
Four of the 13 students enrolled in the preschool are not handicapped.
vices and recruiting new members in conjunction with the program.
"There are a lot of opportunities for students to get involved," Chambers said. "Students can plan programs for the school year, for graft legislation or work with recreation activities."
"This program is based on the idea that children will imitate other children they see," Chamberls said. "the development of their social skills he aided by seeing the normal one perform."
Chambers said the association had received tremendous student support for the program.
According to Chambers, the county association has a lot of interaction with the University. Chambers began his association with the group by working with the Special Olympics, athletic competition for retarded people.
*"Students like a way to help out because it's often a good way for them to obtain some practice."*
One of the most successful programs the DCARC has is a preschool for handicapped children, which has been in Haworth Hall for eight years.
"A lot of special education students aid and get much field work experience in our programs."
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Higher Education Week
7:30 p.m. "Forum on Higher Education," with five 1977 HOPE Award finalists, Centennial Room, Union.
Tuesday, November 15
"Guerilla Tactics in the Job Market," Day-long series of job market seminars by professionals in the employment field. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Forum Room, Union. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Woodruff Auditorium, Union.
Wednesday, November 16
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