4 THURSDAY, jAnUARY 28, 2010 Schools THe CARRboRo CiTizen
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100 West Main st., Carrboro919-942-2196 Mon-sat 9am-6pm
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Prices good thru 2/4/10
Lean Beef Stew
$2.99/lb
Chorizo Sausage$2.99/lb
We have Boar’s Head
Deli Meats and Cheeses!
All NAturAl Ground Chuck
$2.99/lb
By tHe piNt Fresh Oysters
$9.99/bottle
Cut to OrderWhole Fresh
Chickens$1.29/lb
CertiFieD OrGANiC Chicken $2.29/lb
FreSH MADe DAily Country Sausage $1.99/lb
NY Strip Steak
$6.99/lb
The pie, by the way, was on Page 9 next
to the little black and white dog who guards
our classified ads.
Thanks! to everyone who entered our
“Find the Pie” contest and who celebrated National Pie Day.
Congratulations to our winners, who are all enjoying tasty pie
courtesy of our friends at Weaver St. Market.
fri 1/29 — Spaghetti & Meat Sauce w/Garlic bread; Hot Dog w/Chili; Coleslaw; Garden Salad; Apple Cobbler
MON 2/1 — Cheeseburger on a Wheat bun; Fishwich; Lettuce & Tomato Salad; Seasoned baked Potato Wedges; Peas & Carrots; Chilled Peaches
tue 2/2 — Pineapple Tidbits; Cheese Ravioli w/Garlic bread-stick; Chicken Tacos w/Salsa, Cheese, Lettuce & Tomato; “Fun on the Run”; Seasoned Pinto beans; Mexicali Corn; Fresh Pear
wed 2/3 — Chicken Patty Sandwich; beef Lasagna w/Gar-lic breadstick; Seasoned Green beans; Carrot Sticks; Chilled Fruit Cocktail
thu 2/4 — Herb baked Chicken w/Wheat Roll; Ham & Cheese Melt on Wheat bread w/Tomato Soup; “Fun on the Run”; Cinnamon Mashed Sweet Potatoes; Seasoned Turnip Greens; Chilled Mandarin oranges
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Lunchmenu
LocalstudentsinCentralDistrictHonorBands
Studentsfromthedistrict’smiddleschoolsauditionedforseatsintheNorthCarolinaCentralDistrictHonorBands.TheauditionswereheldonSat-urday,Jan.9atStanfordMiddleSchool.
StudentsfromCulbrethMiddleSchoolincluded:MauraJones,seventhchairclarinet,symphonicband;JisooYu,14thchairclarinet,symphonicband;RayDamron,10thchairtrum-pet,symphonicband;ChloeDeshusses,firstchairflute,concertband;andMiaMorrell,firstchairaltosax,concertband.TheirdirectorisSamBerryhill.
StudentsfromMcDougleMiddleSchoolincluded:AnnaBaynes,thirdchairflute,symphonicband;FrancesReuland,fifthchairclarinet,concertband;andAndrewScott,fourthchairbassclarinet,concertband.Theirdirec-torisBradleyLandress.
StudentsfromPhillipsMiddleSchoolincluded:YushengZhang,firstchairflute,symphonicband;KoyaOsada,secondchairflute,symphonicband;SarahFordham,seventhchairflute,symphonicband;HebaBhat,firstchairclarinet,concertband;GraceGelpi,secondchairaltosaxophone,symphonicband;AnshulSubramanya,11thchairtrumpet,symphonicband;AmosPomp,thirdchairtrombone,con-certband;JordanCho,thirdchairtuba,symphonicband;andBenGoldstein,fifthchairtuba,concertband.TheirdirectorisJaneCutchin.
GoldandSilverKeyAwardsforlocalstudents
FourstudentsfromCarrboroHighandChapelHillHighearnedGoldandSilverKeyAwardsattheEasternNorthCarolinaRegionalAdjudicationofScholasticArtinWilson.
MooDa,originallyfromBurma,viaThailand,receivedaGoldKeywhilerepresentingCarrboroHigh.Shesubmittedasgraffitotileself-portraitintraditionalKarendress.SheisaceramicstudentofRitaSchiavone.
ASilverKeywenttoDavidWheatonofCarrboroHighforasculpture.HealsoisastudentofRitaSchiavone.
ASilverKeywenttoLinneaLeithofCarrboroHighforadrawing.SheisthestudentofVictoriaSylvestre.
AGoldKeywenttoSofieKennedyfromChapelHillHigh.Sheenteredamixed-mediaceramicsculpture.SheisthestudentofHollieTaylorNovak.
TheEasternN.C.regionalshowopeningandawardspresentationwasheldSunday,Jan.24.
Aftertheshow,GoldKeywinners’artworkwasshippedtoNewYorkCityforjudgingalongsidehundredsofart-worksfromaroundthecountry.
AidanMarshallwinsgeographybee
Eighth-graderAidanMarshallwasthewinneroftheCulbrethMiddleSchoolNationalGeographicGeographyBee.Hewillcompeteatthestatelevellaterthismonth.
Sixth-graderJocelynReckfordwas
therunnerup.Otherfinalistsincludedeighth-gradersAndrewCook,MuratCalikogluandAlicanArcasoy,seventh-gradersStephenNuttall,RandySavage,MayaSokoletskyandMatthewClaw-sonandsixth-graderMylesMiller.
ThegeographybeewasorganizedbyGiftedEducationSpecialistCindySinicrope.
CHCCSwinstwoBlueRibbonAwards
TheChapelHill-CarrboroCitySchoolsreceivedtwoBlueRibbonAwardsfromtheNorthCarolinaSchoolPublicRelationsAssociation(NCSPRA).TheawardswerepresentedJan.22atabrunchheldattheHiltonGardenInninDurham.
Thedistrict’sparentcalendar,whichispublishedinbothEnglishandSpan-ish,washonoredforthefourthconsecu-tiveyear.ThecalendariscoordinatedbypublicationsassistantRobinNucilli.
TheLearningLinks,curriculumguidesforK-8thatarepublishedinEnglishandSpanish,alsohasbeenrecognizedbyNCSPRAforfourcon-secutiveyears.CurriculumcoordinatorsintheInstructionalServicesDivisioncontributethecontent.ThesestaffmembersincludeTheresaGrywalski,KathiBreweur,KarynGloden,PriscillaDennisonandCarolHorne.TheguidesaredesignedbyDurhamgraphicartistVickiJohnson.Theprojectiscoordinat-edbyNucilliandeditedbyStephanieKnott,assistanttothesuperintendentforcommunityrelations.
CrumbsfromtheTableperformancethisweekend
TheEastChapelHillHighSchoolTheatreDepartmentpresentsCrumbs from the Table of Joyat7:30p.m.,Friday,Jan.29andSaturday,Jan.30.
It’s1950intheSouthandGodfreyCrumphasjustlosthiswife.FindingsolaceinFatherDivineandthePeaceMissionMovement,hepullsupstakesandmoveshisteenagedaughterstoBrooklyn.Toldthroughtheeyesofhis17-year-olddaughter,Ernestine,Crumbs from the Table of Joy detailsastoryinvolvingtheboundariesofrace,genderandsociety.
Ticketsare$5atthedoorthenightoftheperformance,startingat6:45p.m.
Mentorshipprogramhostsretreat
Twenty-fiveadolescentgirlspar-ticipatedinaretreattoexplorein-nerbeauty,self-esteem,friendships,nutrition,healthybehavioranddreamcharts.“MyGirlsandI:AnOvernightSelf-EmpowermentWorkshopforMiddleandHighSchoolGirls”wasdevelopedbytheBlueRibbonMen-tor-Advocateprogram.Studentsintheprogramreceivecomprehensivesupportforacademic,social,emotionalandphysicaldevelopmentfromfourthgradethroughenrollmentincollege.Thepro-gramisaimedatprovidingapeer-basedwaytobuildsupportforpositiveandhealthybehaviors.
SchoolBriefs
Pink&BlueTheUNCwomen’sgymnas-
ticsteamwillholditsannualBlue&PinkmeetonFeb.14atnewlyrenovatedCarmichaelAuditorium.TheTarHeelswilltakeontheUniversityofMarylandinaspecialmeetthatincludesacancer-awarenesshealthfairbenefitingtheGetREAL&HEELprogram.Thecancer-awarenessfairwillbeheldinthelobbyofCarmi-chaelAuditoriumonFeb.14from12:30p.m.to2:30p.m.
Thefairisfreeofchargeandopentoindividualsofallages.Thegymnasticsmeetbeginsat2:30p.m.andalsoisfreeofcharge.
CarrboroBasketballStandings(asofJan.21)
Pee Wee LeagueHawks3-0Rockets3-0Nets2-1Spurs2-176ers1-1
Hornets1-2Knicks1-2Pacers1-2Pistons1-2Thunder0-2Wizards0-2
Mite LeagueJazz4-0Heat3-1Warriors3-1Cavaliers2-1Celtics2-1Nuggets2-1Blazers2-2Magic2-2
Lakers1-2Kings1-3Bobcats0-4Bulls0-4
Midget LeagueDemonDeacons6-0Pirates4-2Wildcats4-3BlueDevils3-3Wolfpack4-3Camels3-3TarHeels2-3Spartans2-6Seahawks0-5
13-15 Year Old LeagueChapelHillKnicks5-0ChapelHillNuggets5-1CarrboroWolverines4-1CarrboroDons3-2CarrboroYellowJackets3-2ChapelHillRockets2-4CarrboroJayhawks1-4ChapelHillHeat1-4ChapelHillNets0-6
Carrborospringleagueregistration
TheCarrboroRecreationandParksDepartmentwillbespon-
soringaspringbaseballprogramforages6-12,amiddleschoolbaseballleagueforages13-14andagirls’volleyballprogramforages10-13.RegistrationfortheseprogramsisunderwayattheCarrboroCenturyCenter.Thefeeis$55forOrangeCountyresidentsand$92fornon-residents.Reg-istrationformsareacceptedonafirst-come,first-servedbasisandmustbesignedbyaparentorguardian.Formoreinforma-tion,call918-7364.
SportsBriefs
