Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1977 Page: 6 of 14
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Page 8 CEDAR HILL CHRONICLE, Thursday, August 18, 1977
SWEATER CAKE
. L. Martin
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Time was when your electric bill probably
was "just another item" in the family budget.
You knew from the year before about what
to expect.
Regretfully, this is no longer true. As the costs
of producing and supplying electricity have
gone up Texas Power & Light has had no
choice but to ask its customers to pay more
for what they use. The electric bill has become
a large item in most family budgets.
You and each member of your family are
important parts of your electric bill. How you
use appliances and equipment makes a big
difference in the amounts of your bills. Make
a family project of keeping the air conditioner
thermostat set at about 78°. Operate the
clothes washer, dryer and dishwasher only
with full loads. Turn the television off when
you leave it. And check around the house for
other energy-saving, dollar-saving measures.
Texas Power & Light is working to assure an
adequate supply of electric power for all of its
customers and to help them get the most value
for their electric dollars.
TPL
TEXAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility
Center for Community
Education at Texas
A&M University and the
Texas Education
Agency conducted a
training session
Monday, August 1,
through Friday, August
5, for community educa-
tion educators.
Mrs. Linda Martin,
Cedar Hill's Indepen-
dent School District
Community Education
Coordinator, attended
the training session
conducted on the Texas
A&M campus in College
Station.
The concept of
community education is
a relatively new concept
in education taking into
consideration the needs
of a whole community,
involving the whole
community in the
solution of these needs.
Cedar Hill's
Community Education
Project is in its second
year of operation.
Fall registration will
begin Monday, August
22, at Cedar Hill Public
Library and continue
through Tuesday,
September 6.
The Community
Education Project in
Cedar Hill is a coopera-
tive effort of Cedar Hill
Independent School
District and City of
Cedar Hill.
jSck ooi
sdiool where \?ozjr c fit I A can Learn, <jvowy and
become a better person
Oid^lan Jtna Teachers Skilled in their
subjects dedicated to away of (ijp that inspires
children to jULow~ a good example.
TersonaLyLttentwn SmalL classes^ individual-
ized learning pnynuns.
learntfuf atmosphere.
Healthy (ountry Environment...... Feysonai
physical fitness is stressed along with- xhwUvship.
ffioveti Success *jd\>e yeats helping children
in scholastic personal dmelsptnenb:
Grades 1-12, preschool and kindergarten ages 2V2-5.
Afternoon care ages 21h -5.
Fully accredited by the Texas Education Agency.
THE WHITEHALL SCHOOL
NORMAN AMPS, Headmaster Revd. DON MURRY, Chaplain - Counselor
Route 1. Box 889. Cedar Hill, Texas 75104
Telephone (214) 291-4116 or 291-4328
Noah's Ark
Film Is Set
Here Sunday
Mrs. Laurel Monk with a baby sweater cake she baked
and decorated. Mrs. Monk will teach students how to
make this cake, and others, in a cake decorating class
to be sponsored here this fall by Cedar Hill Community
Education. Class begins Monday, September 12, in
Cedar Hill High School's home economics department.
The course is offered locally through the cooperation of
Cedar Valley College. —Linda Martin Photo
Pastor David Smith of
the Trinity Assembly of
God here in Cedar Hill
announces a free
showing of the
full-length feature film,
In Search of Noah's Ark,
Sunday, August 21 at
6:30 p.m. in the
Academic building at
Northwood Institute.
For 5,000 years Noah's
Ark has been a
fascinating blend of fact,
fable, myth and
mystery.
Sun Classic Pictures,
has attempted to present
the facts, dramatize the
fable, and demystify the
myth with an accurate
and complete account of
the great legend, "In
Search of Noah's Ark."
The new movie offers
date ranging from
reports of ancient
pilgrims to NASA satel-
lite photos, to validate its
premise that the Biblical
Ark rests today on the
treacherous slopes of
Mt. Ararat in Eastern
Turkey.
This adventurous
movie is part of a series
designed to explore and
explain unresolved
mysteries that relate to
modern life.
Others in the popular
series have included
"Chariots of the Gods,"
"The Outer Space
Connection" and "The
Mysterious Monsters."
The color feature
produced by Charles E.
Sellier Jr., and directed
by James Conway,
dramatizes the classic
story of Noah and covers
a broad field of inignor-
able evidence.
Ancient accounts
report that pilgrims
climbed Mt. Ararat as
early as 700 B.C. to
scrape pitch from a ship
believed to be the Ark.
The first person in
modern times to recover
a piece of wood from Mt.
Ararat was Sir James
Bryce in 1876. He
returned to London with
a four foot long, five inch
thick piece of
hand-tooled lumber
which he had found at
the 14,000 foot level of the
treeless mountain.
Satellite photos also
reveal an unidentified
structure embedded in
the Ararat ice and one
photo from the Earth
Resources Technology
B&PW To
Continue
Program
For the fourth year in
succession, the Oak Cliff
Business and Profes-
sional Women's Club.
Inc. has adopted the
M.D. Anderson Hospital
and Tumor Institute in
Houston as one of its con-
tinuing projects.
The Oak Cliff BPW
Club not only raises
funds for the institute
through voluntary con-
tributions by members
and friends, but also
collects and sends wigs
and other hairpieces to
the hospital for use by
cancer patients.
Last year the club
supplied the hospital
with more than 300 wigs.
This year the club is
continuing the effort by
enlisting the assistance
of interested individuals,
beauty shops and wig
shops that have wigs
they would like to contri-
bute to this worthy
cause.
Anyone who would like
to donate wigs, sheets or
hose' to this project
should contact Mrs.
Doris Adkins of Cedar
Hill at 291-7691.
Satellite (ETS) has been
analyzed by computer.
In analyzing light re^
flective patterns on Mt.
Ararat, the computer
found a spot where no
similar reflective
patterns exist elsewhere
on the mountain.
This is near where the
most frequent Ark
sightings have been
reported.
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875-16.5 TL
C
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875-16.5 .TL
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$3.94
950-16.5 TL
D
$4.48
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Lube & Oil Change
$588
Up to 5 qts. of major brand 10/30 grade oil.
• Complete chassis lubrication and oil change
• Helps ensure long wearing parts and smooth,
quiet performance • Please phone for appointment
• Includes light trucks
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Front-End Alignment
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U.S. made cars — parts extra if needed.
Excludes front-wheel drive cars.
• Complete analysis and alignment correction — to
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Additional parts
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Brakes-Your Choice
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2-Wheel Front Disc: Install new front disc brake pads
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OR
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$44.88 - 8 cyl.
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Taylor, Rick. Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1977, newspaper, August 18, 1977; Cedar Hill, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth480416/m1/6/?q=communication+theory: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Zula B. Wylie Memorial Library.