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Show Jan. 26, 1990 rafiDQ 5 Hilltop Times o February is Black History Month and a variety of activities have been scheduled throughout the month to mark the observance. The observance traces its beginnings to 1926 when Carter G. Woodson, who established the Association for the Study of Life and History, Inc. in 1915, initiated Negro History Week. He selected the period of February which contains the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. During America's Bicentennial celebration in 1976, the Association expanded the celebration to an entire month to provide more time for programs, observances and celebrations. Following is a calendar of events for Black History Month at Hill AFB. Feb. 1 -- The Hill Black History Month Community Outreach Program will kick off at West Clinton a.m., while that Elementary School, Clinton, from afternoon the group will perform at Ben Lomond High John Q. Taylor King, currently a lieutenant general in the Texas State Guard, will be held at 11:30 a.m. in the Noncommissioned Officers' Club. He will speak on the theme "The Father of Black History, Carter G. Wood-son.'Living Legacy." Tickets are $6.50 and may be obtained from Capt. Isaac Spratt at Ext. 73328 or MSgt. Gerald Battle at Ext. 74183. Feb. 3 A dance will be held at 9 p.m. in the Thornton Community Center. The hottest new soul and top 40 releases will be played by disk jockey Darrell Head. There will be a cash bar, but no personal alcoholic beverages will be allowed. Tickets are $3 and are available from any committee representative. For more information, call 1st Lt. Kershaw Weston at Ext. 75130 or Captain Spratt at Ext. 73328. Feb. 7, Feb. hour will be held at the Hill Child Development Center at 9 a.m. both days. Feb. 9, Feb. 24 On Feb. 9, the Health Promotion Office will have a blood pressure screening at the base School, Ogden, from p.m. exchange mall from p.m. The clinical laboratoThe program includes nine committee members playand glucose screening on will conduct cholesterol ry in8 a.m.-- l p.m. Individubase 24 of black from Feb. influential the in at ing the parts people hospital history, G. Woodson, the father of black als wishing to have this test performed should not eat cluding Dr. Carter history; Sojourner Truth, an abolitionist who fought or drink anything after 7 p.m. on the evening before. for better conditions for working people and women's Both health checks are open to military and civilian suffrage; Maggie Walker, the first woman bank presi- workers. For more information, contact Lieutenant "... dent; Rosa Parks, mother of the civil rights movement; Weston at Ext. 75130. 1 Wilma Rudolph, a U.S. Olympic gold medalist who beat Feb. 10 Taster's Soul Food Festival will bring the odds; Marva Collins, a teacher who started her own cuisine to the base restaurant, Bldg? school; and Rev. Jesse Jackson, an ecclesiastical lead- 1294. Food will be served from 12:30-- p.m. Recipes and er and presidential candidate. commemorative aprons will be available. For more inThe presentations will include high points of the formation, phone Sgt. Guy Raphael, Ext. 75027. Feb. 11 "Thank God," a musical documentary, character's background, education, dreams and goals, and words of inspiration the characters would say to will be shown at 5 p.m. in the base theater. There is today's youth; The main purpose of the program is to no cost for admission. The documentary, produced by motivate students to stay in school, identify positive Tony Brown, shows the role of the role models and encourage them to say no to drugs. spiritual in the development of blacks include: in America and its influence on music in America. For Other presentations Fab. 9 Central Middle School, Ogden, a.m. and Washington Terrace more information, contact Henry McCallister, Ext. p.m. Elementary School, Ogden, and a.m. (grades Feb. 16 Hill Field Elementary School, Clearfield, 77266, or Maj. Johnny Ledbetter, Ext. 73230. and North Davis Junior High School, Clearfield, a.m; (grades p.m. Feb. 17 A fashion showsocial hour in the and a.m. (grades Feb. 23 Arcadia Elementary School, Salt Lake Gty, and Farmington Elementary School, Farmington, a.m. (grades Officers' Club will feature the newest styles in business, p.m. Feb. 2 A luncheon featuring retired Maj. Gen. casual, evening, lingerie, outergarments and swimming A Afro-America- n one-wee- k 9-1- 21-S- tory 0 1:30-2:3- 0 Afro-Americ- an 3 African-America- n socio-econom- ic 8:45-9:4- 5 . 2-- 3 10-1- 1 1 :30-2:3- 0 10-1- 2:20-3:2- 1 0 fashions. Music for the show and attendees' dancing pleasure will be provided by disk jockey Darrell Head. Heavy hors d'oeuvres are included in the ticket price of $7.50. Tickets are available from any black history committee representative. The social hour begins at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. For more information, call SSgt. Simone Gray at Ext. 72104 or Captain Spratt at Ext. 73328. lack Feb. Heritage Salutes Hill's 50th Ane black-tidinner banquet will be held in niversary. This the Officers' Club at 6:30 p.m. The event will pay special tribute to African-Americawho were an integral of work force Hill's 1940s. Following the part during 0 Beat-will the band Le' dinner, perform music for 23-B- ns dancing and listening. The menu for the evening will be salad, petite filet mignon champignon, baked potato, vegetable, bread,' beverage and sherbet. The cost is $12.50 and tickets will be available through any committee representative. Additional information may be obtained from Captain Spratt, Ext. 73328 or Major Ledbetter, Ext. 73230. Other activities scheduled include: Feb. The Black Heritage Film Series is a of variety videotapes available for enjoyment and education. They are suitable for viewing by all base workers at lunch time, staff meetings and commander's call. Some of the films available are "Thank God The Music of the Black Church," "Blacks in the Military," "Prejudice A Lesson to Forget," and "Bill Cosby on Prejudice." Films may be picked up at Bldg. 180, Ext. 72614 or 72404, TSgt. John Cross or Sgt. Thomas Parks. Films are VHS or military tapes. One day notice is required and films may be kept up to two days maximum. Feb. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the exCivil Rights Movement Exhibition. 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