local/state
Battalion/Page 5
March 31, 1982
photo by Karen Kaley
On top of things
This unidentified worker is taking a break to fill his caulking gun on the roof of the Academic and Agency Building
Craftsmen display works this week
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Battalion Reporter
Texas craftsmen are display
ing their wares in Rudder Ex
hibit Hall through Saturday at
the Texas Designer/Craftsmen
Exhibition, sponsored by the
MSC Craft Shop.
The exhibition is being pre
sented in conjunction with the
annual Texas Designer/Crafts-
|men Conference, which will be
held at Texas A&M University
April 2 through April 4.
Thirty-one state artists are
represented by the 50 pieces of
textile and ceramic art works on
display. The works were chosen
bv independent designer Mau
reen McGuire, who was asked to
judge this year’s show.
All TDC members were in
vited to submit one slide of as
many as three of their works, to
be judged by McGuire for the
competition.
“I looked for a reasonable ba
lance between originality of
statement, quality of design, ex
cellence in craftship and the
artistic vision to put it all
together in a good presenta
tion,” McGuire said in statement
in a TDC brochure.
Three $100 awards went to
Diane Falkenhagen of Galves
ton, Phillip Hollier of Austin
and Gene Hester of Houstin.
Three $50 awards went to Mark
Diamond of Houston, Linda
Genet of Austin and Linda
Greaves of College Station. Two
honorable mention awards went
to VVynona Alexander of Killeen
and Ishmael Soto of Lexington.
The annual conference offers
Texas craftsmen an opportunity
to meet with other craftspeople
throughout the state. Any stu
dent with a valid I.D. may regis
ter until 9 a.m. Saturday morn
ing at the 2nd floor Conference
Desk in Rudder Tower for $25.
The registration fee for non
students is $50.
The conference will begin
Friday with an orientation at
U.S. District Court
to hear childcare suit
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United Press International
DALLAS — A suit to deter
mine whether Garland Inde
pendent School District should
pav the $3,000 monthly cost of
caring for an autistic child will
be heard in U.S. District Court
April 5.
Vickie Wilks, whose 9-year-
old son Sterling Wilks requires a
helmet and boxing gloves to
keep from injuring himself, con
tends federal law requires the
school system to board the boy at
a school in nearby Richardson.
A state-appointed hearing
officer supported her position
in a ruling in February .
But school officials, faced
with $3,000 monthly tuition at
Lvnne Developmental Center,
filed suit challenging that ruling
in 305th Family District Court
March 2.
The question hangs on a fed
eral law requiring school dis
tricts to provide handicapped
children with “appropriate”
education.
Wilks’s attorney, James C.
Todd, said that means the Gar
land district should provide the
best training available, in this
case at the Lynne center.
But Garland school attorney
Earl Luna contends the school
can provide care during school
hours, but it is up to the parent
to care for the child at other
times.
Wilks said the boy was making
progress during his two years at
the Lynne center, but has re
gressed since financial strain
forced her to remove him from
the Garland school.
The school district contends
that if she can not care for him at
home, the boy should be sent to
a state school.
PROFESSIONAL
CAREER SEMINAR
DATE * SAT. APRIL 3
TIME * 9:00 A.M.
PLACE * ARCHITECTURE BLDG.
COMPANIES ATTENDING:
Bechtel Petroleum Inc.
Flour Engineers & Constructors
J.W. Bateson Co. Inc.
Robert E. McKee
Gene Murphree Corp.
Manhattan Construction Co.
Turner Construction Co.
P.G. Bell Construction Co.
Law Company
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
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— SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
— COMPANY ORGANIZATIONS
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Rudder Exhibit Hall at 6 p.m.
The conference w'iil feature
workshops, demonstrations and
lectures.
Guest speakers include
Elsbeth Woody, who will discuss
techniques used in day works;
Silas Kopf, who will discuss the
history of marquetry and inlay
with woods; and Diane Itter,
who will emphasize the possibili
ties in working with fiber.
Active membership in the
TDC, w ith dues of $18 annually,
is extended to individuals en
gaged in the design and produc
tion of a craft, teachers and stu
dents of crafts, and other indi
viduals professionally associated
with the crafts.
Patron membership — $35
annually — is available to indi
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terested in the promotion of
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