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Superintendent likes small schools
1970
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Hieb» first job as a
teacher was al Boring
C'ade School, where she
taught in both buildings
and worked as a counselor
She was there for nine
years, and began to take on
administrative duties
toward the end of her
employment
for the
district
She then served as
principal-superintendent
for four years at Sauvie
The new »upenntendent
ol Cottrell School is an ad
vocate of »mall school»,
feeling they do a better job
of addressing the problem»
of the individual
“I'm really looking for
ward to working here."
»aid Kathleen Hieb "Thia
i» the type of »chool I want
to be involved with "
Hieb replace» long lime
superintendent Jean Lun
dy
Hieb, who hai »even
children <age* 21 through
27 > and five grandchildren,
ha» been In education »Ince
Island, a kindergarten
through 12th grade district
She was at Sauvie Island
for four months when the
"school burned down total
ly, to the last paper clip."
The district received
1700,01» from a fire in
surance settlement It was
the first school in Oregon to
receive a community
facilites
loan
from
Farmers
Home
Ad
ministration
That loan for 5 percent,
when the interest rate at
the time was "about IS per-
cenl," will save taxpayers
there about WOO,000 over 30
years in interest payments,
according to Hieb
Supervising the building
of a school was an "In
teresting experience."
Hieb said She toured Fir
wood and Kelso schools for
ideas at the time.
She has a bachelor’s
degree from Portland State
University and a master's
degree from Lewis A Clark
College, both in education
She also has completed a
certification program at
•ibility at Cottrell School
she hasn't taken on
She
served
as
superintendent-clerk for 32
years at the school, and has
a total of 40 years of ex
perience in education
A reception for Lundy
will be held Oct 16 from 1
tn 5 p m in what was
previously the West
Building It was renamed
the Jean Lundy Building at
a recent meeting of the
board on directors
"I never in my wildest
dreams would have ex
pected that," said Lundy,
who
added
she
is
"grateful "
day, Oct 14 with return an
ticipated at approximately
4 p m on Sunday
The tour will include
viaits to places of interest
with the first scheduled
swp panned for Cannon
Beach Travelers will con-
tinue south with overnight
sojourns taking place at
Lincoln City and Florence
Cost for lodging and
transportation is 850 This
does not include admission
fees or meals A similiar
trip now is being planned
Preschool classes resume
The Child Development
laboratory at Sandy High
School
will
resume
preschool classes on Tues
day. Oct 18 for area 3-5
year olds
The children must have
reached their third birth
day by Oct 1. 1983 to be
eligible
Regular Im
munization shots are
recommended but not re
quired
The Child Development
Laboratory offers an op
portunity for the high
school students who work
with and observe small
children and gives the
children a modicum of
preschool experience
Interested parents are in
vited to call the high
school. 668 8011, or pick up
an application form at the
principal's office The class
enrollment will be limited
For additional informa
tion call Patricia Wolf at
the school
for the weekend of Oct
28-30 For reservations,
please contact the center at
668 5569
Members of the Sandy
Senior Center Advisory
Committee and other par
ticipants are invited to at
tend the center's monthly
breakfast,
which
is
scheduled for Tuesday,
Oct 18 at 7:30 a m
The cost of the complete
breakfast is 8125 Each
month following the meal,
a guest »peaker addresses
topics of general interest
This month's guest will
discuss "Seniors and Com
puters." The general
public is also invited to at
tend
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Saturday. Oct. 15
The Sandy Country
Market will be held at the
Odd Fellows Hall Call
Pam Hauff at 668 7257 for
mere information
Church
"Mountain People." an
arts and craft fair featur
ing locals at the Wy'East
Day Uidge. will be held
from Ham to 5 p m to
day and tomorrow
,
Sandy Optimists meet at
7 p m at the Sandy Senior
Center
Monday. Oct. 17
SUHS board of directors
meet at 7 30 p m in rooms
50-51 of the Paul Tucker
Building
Sandy city council meets
at 7 30 p m at city hall
Overeaters Anonymous
meet for the first time at
7:30pm at St Michaels
Tuesday. Ort. 18
Sandy Chamber of Com
merce meets at noon at
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Unit 23 of the Oregon
Retired
Educators
A»»ociation will meet
Wednesday. Oct 19 at 2
p m at the Hood Chalet
Recreation Room on South
Bluff
A speaker from Mt Hood
Community College is to
present a topic of interest
to senior citizens Guests
are welcome.
All you con eot 5-9 Wed -Sat
Sunday 3-7 Kids 1-9 50’ a year
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Seniors will have an op
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Now from the Safari Clua
Lundy won't consider
herself retired, however,
and plans on going back to
school "I have a lot of
things I want to learn. " she
said
Her husband, Harold,
works for the Portland
Water Bureau at Bull Run
Senior Center News
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At Cottrell School she'll
manage a facility with
about 178 students and 24
employees
Reception set for Lundy
Jean Lundy has worked
in the kitchen, has driven
buses, has coached and has
done janitorial work Of
course, »he has also taught
and
handled
ad
ministrative duties as well
"I haven't mowed the
lawns yet," she said, and it
may be the only respon
The Sdindy Post
the University of Oregon
for
principals
and
superintendents, and is
currently working for a
certificate in counseling at
PSU (at the time she work
ed as a counselor in Boring
it wasn't required that she
be certified)
Hieb described the school
as having a tight budget
and a good basic program
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