On Sunday, September 13th, the Salem Area Historical Society, owners of the Jarvis Stone School Local Historic District, held the South Salem Stone School Mural Dedication, which was well attended by family members of Don Riddering and Irene Lyke, past students and SAHS Members. Thanks to Lee Holland for the donation to SAHS that made the Mural possible and to Gregg Bugala, the Muralist, for the creative effort that resulted in this beautiful mural.
On Friday, September 4, 2015, the school mural has been completed and installed on the north wall of the Jarvis Stone School (aka South Salem Stone School District #3).
The mural, which was funded by a donation from Mr. Lee Holland, honors the school’s 110 years (1857-1967) of continuous education to the community, Irene Lyke, who was instrumental in transferring ownership of the school to SAHS, and Don Riddering, who lead the school’s restoration effort. Wojiech Walek built the mural board, frame and stand and installed it against the school’s north wall. Gregg Bugala was the Muralist, who helped design it and painted it.
The dedication will be at 1 PM on Sunday, September 13th. All are invited to attend.
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The mural that will eventually be installed on the north wall of the Jarvis Stone School (South Salem Stone School) has been started. The mural, which is being funded by a donation from Mr. Lee Holland, will honor the school’s 110 years of continuous education to the community, Irene Lyke, who was instrumental in transferring ownership of the school to SAHS, and Don Riddering, who lead the school’s restoration effort. On August 17th, Wojiech Wolak built the mural board. On Tuesday (8/18), Gregg Bugala, the Muralist, started the mural by applying the primer.
These are photos from Tuesday, 8/18/2015.
This Photo is from Wednesday, August 19, 2015.
These Photos are from Thursday, August 20, 2015. Gregg made some progress and Tom from Pest Master gave Gregg a safer environment by eliminating two Yellowjacket hives.
On Tuesday, August 25th, Lee Holland visited Gregg Bugala as Gregg was painting the mural. Lee is the benefactor, who brought the idea of a mural to Salem Area Historical Society, and he is the one who is donating the funds to SAHS to cover the cost of the mural.