Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 17, 1979 Page: 3 of 22
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CEDAR HILL CHRONICLE, Thurs., May 17, 1979 —Page 3
CHEERLEADERS FOR THE MIDDLE School
were elected Friday. May 11. Eighth grade girls
elected were Lanette Johnston-Head Cheerleader,
Kirn Tomas, and Jo Beth Wetzel. Seventh grade
girls elected were Ellen Wetzel. Lorie Jones, and
Gigi Norman. Eighth grade mascot was Jennifer
Coon.
Vedral Receives
CME Credit
Dallas-Dr. Donal^
% Vedral was one of 113
osteopathic physicians
from Dallas and the
surrounding area
1 received 20 hours of Con-
tinuing Medical Educa-
tion (CME) credit while
^attending the 80th
Annual Scientific
Seminar and Convention
of the Texas Osteopathic
Medical Association,
May 10-12 in Dallas.
The American
^Osteopathic Association
requires that osteopa-
thic physicians earn 50
j
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SCHOOL
Menu.
Bray and South Hills
n- ; s a
Breakfast
Monday, May 21
Waffles & syrup
Juice
- Milk
Tuesday, May 22
Hot oatmeal
Buttered toast
Juice
' Milk
(•,
I Wednesday, May 23
, Donuts
Juice
,-1 Milk
Thursday, May 24
Scrambled eggs
Buttered toast
Juice
'Milk
t Friday, May 25
Cinnamon rolls
Juice
Milk
Lunch
Monday, May 21
Pizza
, Tossed salad
Glazed carrots
Peach .cobbler
Milk
Tuesday, May 22
Sliced turkey w/gravy
Mas hed-potatoes
Green beans
Bread
Jello with fruit
Milk
Wednesday, May 23
Sack lunch for South Hills
Bray
Cheese enchilladas
Spanish rice
Pinto beans
Ice cream
Milk
Thursday, May 24
Barbecue on a bun
Potato salad
Cole slaw
Brownies
Milk
Friday, May 25
Sack lunch for Bray
South Hills
Hamburgers
Lettuce
Pickles
Potato chips
Mixed vegetables
Peanut butter cake
Milk
Breakfast
Monday, May 21
Waffles & syrup
- Juice
I Milk
,.Tuesday, May 22
'Jlot oatmeal
Buttered toast
Juice
Milk
Wednesday, May 23
Donuts
Juice
Milk
Thursday. May 24
Scrambled eggs
Buttered toast
■ Juice
."Milk
Friday, May 25
Cinnamon rolls
Juice
Milk
Lunch
Monday! May 21
Pizza
' Tossed salad
«£hilled tomatoes
'Peach cobber
^Milk
f Tuesday, May 22
Sliced turkey w/gravy
Mashed potatoes
-. Green beans
r Bread
^' Jello with fruit
.'•Milk
Wednesday. May 23
Cheese enchilladas
Spanish rice
. Pinto beans
Middle-Intermediate
High School
Ice cream
Milk
Thursday. May 24
Babecue on a bun
Patato salad
Cole slaw
Brownies,
Milk
Friday. May 25
Fried chicken
Gravy
Buttered rice
Mixed vegetables
Peanut butter cake
Milk
Longhorn/Shorthorn specials
Monday. May 21
Hamburgers
Lettuce
Pickles
French fries
Milk
Tuesday, May 22
Barbecue on a bun
Pickle relish
French fries
Milk
Wednesday. May 23
Submarine sandwiches
Chips
Milk
Thursday, May 24
Hot dog basket
French fries
Relish
Milk
Friday, May 25
Burrito basket
French fries
Milk
Pre-Kingergarten Registration Set May 17
hours of CME credits
through seminars and
post graduate courses
each year. Among the
topics covered at this
year's meeting were
headaches, cirrhosis of
the liver, peptic ulcer
disease and bacterial
pneumonias.
John J. Cegelski, Jr.,
D.O., of San antonio was
installed as president of
the 1000-member state
organization. He
succeeds Gerald P.
Flanagan, D.O. of
Denton.
Do you have a child
who will be five years of
age on or before Septem-
ber 1? If so, would you
like for your child to
have the types of
experiences that
prepare children for first
grade? Should your
answers to both
questions be "Yes." then
IN THE LIBRARY
you should enroll that
child in the
Kindergarten classes
offered by the public
schools.
Free public school
Kindergarten, while not
mandatory, is available
for all children in Texas.
However, Kingergarten
is viewed by educators
as an extremely impor-
tant first step in the
schooling of young
people. It sets the tone
for many educational
experiences a child will
have in the coming
years. We in Cedar Hill
feel it is important and
would encourge all
Summer Reading Club
We begin our summer
reading club, "In Search
of Texas Treasures" this
Monday, May 21. So,
parents, be sure to bring
your children up to the
library and sign them in;
anyone can join-your in-
fants, pre-schollers,
kindergarten and
elementary-age children
on up. The only require-
ment we have in this club
is that the children read
15 books and that they
have fun reading those
15 books. Those kids who
read the 15 books will
earn a Dallas County
Public Library certi-
ficate in a special
awards ceremony on
Monday, July 23.
The children can
register from Monday,
May 21 to Saturday, July
14, and they have till
Saturday, July 21 to
finish reading their 15
books. Following are our
May summerfun activi-
ties: we are kicking off
the first day of registra-
tion with a free
movie at 4 p.m. in the
council chambers, titled
"Texas, America's fun-
tier" produced by the
Texas Highway Depart-
ment. This 27-minute
rrliovie depicts a vivid
array of the recreational
excitement and scenic
splendor which makes
our Lone Star State such
a popular vacation spot;
it also includes a
generous sampling of
Texas-style fun.
The following Satur-
day, May 26, at 10:30
a.m., in the council
chambers, reading club
participants and the
public are invited to see
two more excellent
films: "Undercurrents"
which is a 12-minute
color movie showing the
variety of underwater
flora and fauna found in
the waters off the
Mexican coast. Along
with unusual sound
effects and the gorgeous
underwater sights, the
film has a total effect of a
surrealist fantasy ~ a
must movie for all Cedar
Hill residents to
experience. Our second
feature is a color film
produced by KPRC-TV,
Houston; "Texas, Of All
These Wonders" is an
overview of the natural
wonders of our state,
from the rich timberland
of East Texas and the
Big Thicket, to the
rugged beauty of El
Capitan and the Big
Bend, true Texas
treasures. There is also a
discussion about the
impact of human exploi-
tation of these trea-
sures-such as the de-
struction of historical
homes in Galveston and
Brownsville, and of
ancient caves on the Rio
Grande, and the en-
croachment on the Big
Thicket. Both films are
visually stunning and
their content inviting; I
hope to see you all there.
In next week's edition, I
will tell about our June
summerfun events.
Remember, all our
summer activities are
free and open to the
public. We will also have
our summer activities
schedule available for
pickup in the library
beginning May 21.
In the May 8 council
meeting, Mayor George
Walters signed a library
services contract
between the Dallas
County Public Library
System and the Cedar
Hill Public Library for
the fiscal year 1979. The
contract clarifies the re-
lationship between the
Dallas County Public
Library System
(DCPLS) and theCHPL,
enumberating the ser-
vices it will provide
Cedar Hill Library
patrons until the City of
Cedar Hill reaches a
population of 25,000.
Dallas Librarian
Traphene Hickman (CH
resident) presented the
contract and explained
each point to the council
and answered their
questions. The Cedar
, Hill branch of the Dallas
library receives many
services from the
system, and we appre-
ciate the efforts of
Commissioners' Court,
the City Council of Cedar
Hill, and Dallas Lib-
rarian Traphene Hick-
man for providing and
approving this greatly
needed document.
Getting to know your
library staff: Lois
Graham is our night
clerk, a familiar face to
our Monday and Thurs-
day evening patrons. She
also fills in for Teresa
and myself if we are on
vacation or ill. Lois
answers the phone, your
reference questions,
checks out patrons,
shelf-reads, helps locate
materials for you, calls
overdues, types up all
the card sets that go into
our card catalogs, a-
mong other innumerable
duties-she, too, is my
"Girl Friday." Lois and
her husband Bob have
been Cedar Hill resi-
dents for 10 years.
The kindergarten
classes who toured the
Cedar Hill Public
Library on May 8 pre-
sented the library with a
book they "wrote" them-
selves-its a beautiful,
unique book and I hope
you all will check it out
on your next visit to the
library...expecially the
parents of the
"authors."
"It is always with the best
intentions that the worst
work is done." Oscar Wilde
Bob Hope
says:
"Red Cross
can teach you
first aid.
And first aid
can be a
life saver."
PRODIGAL SON
The Cedar Hill Middle School Choir will present a
short musical based on the story of the Prodigal
Son.
The musical is directed by Mrs. Frances Wood,
and the cast includes Jay Uland, Shawn Johnson,
Richard Reeves, David Wright, and the twenty-six
members of the seventh and eighth grade choir.
"Barbecue for Ben" will be presented in the
Middle School Auditorium Tuesday, May 22, at 7:30
p.m. There is no admission charge. The public is
invited.
parents of five-year-olds
to enroll them. Once
enrolled, we would urge
you to see that they
attend regularly. Many
habits, including good
attendance, are estab-
lished during this impor-
tant first year of school.
A special program is
planned each spring for
parents and their
children who will be"
entering .the public
school setting for the
first time in the fall. This
orientation, the instruc-
ional program is ex-
plained, school policies
are discussed and supply
lists are issued.
Each family is asked
to fill out an enrollment
card for their child. In
order for enroll
ment to be complete, a
bi th certificate and an
immunization record
must be presented, also.
It is important for
parents to particiapte in
the Pre-School Round
Up. It is also important
for school officials to
know how many children
to anticipate for the
coming year. Many
decisions, including the
number of teachers
needed are based on the
anticipated enrollment.
We invite you to make
plans now to attend the
Pre-School Round Up on
May 17, 9 am. at either
Bray or South Hills
Elementary School.
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Johnston, Lee. Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 17, 1979, newspaper, May 17, 1979; Cedar Hill, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth403330/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Zula B. Wylie Memorial Library.