Rio Grande Herald (Rio Grande City, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1978 Page: 3 of 10
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THE RIO GRANDE HERALD THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1978 PAGE 3
Rio High Registration Information
LITTLE LEAGUE LEADERS—Rio Grande City Little league President Jose Adan
"Coche" Garcia ileft) congratulates Homero Gutierrez, Auxiliary president, and
presents him with a framed certific ate from the league for his leadership this past
season. The presentation was made during the annual Little League Awurds
Ceremony held Thursday, August 3, at the Rio Grande City School Auditorium.
Certificates were also presented to the local Dairy Queen and Sonic Drive-In for
donating drinks for players and to Francisco Chito" Gutierrez for his work on the
field All players and coaches were also honored.
GOOD OLDS SUMMERTIME
YEAR END
CLEARANCE SALE
up to
$120000
DISCOUNT
On All Deltas Now In Stock
up to
Students who will be
transferring to Rio Grande
City High from schools other
then Ringgold and Grulla
Junior High should report to
the principal's office not
later then 3:40 P.M., on
Monday, August 14, in order
to register for the coming
school year, so announced
Ruben Saenz, Principal.
Students should bring their
report cards and health
records with them.
The first day of classes
will be on Wednesday, Aug-
ust 23. Students will report to
the Auditorium for a general
assembly. Class schedules
will be issued by the
homeroom teachers.
Students should come
prepared for classes
Students who need to make
adjustments on their
schedules must contact eh
principal not later than
Monday, August 14.
The dress code as
recommended by a com-,
mittee of students-parents-
teachers and administrators
and approved by the school
board will be as follows:
GROOMING STAN-
DARDS FOR BOYS:
Students shall wear clothing
that present a neat, clean,
and well groomed ap-
pearance at all times. Shirts
designed to be worn inside
the ti'ousers shall be tucked
in at all times. Except for the
two top buttons, shirts
should be completely button-
ed at all times. Hair should
be neat and clean and well
groomed. Sideburas must
be neatly trimmed and shall
not extend below the lobe of
the ear. Students shall be
clean shaven.
The following are not
permitted: Beards, Ber-
muda Shorts, Headbands,
Wearing of hats inside
classrooms, cafeteria,
(while seated), etc. Wearing
of sunglasses inside
classrooms, unless
prescribed by a doctor.
Grooming in the classroom.
Steel taps on shoes, Muscle
shirts, Patches, slogans,
lettering which are not in
good taste. Clothing and
jewelry which display
pictures, paintings, etc., of
drugs (marijuana, etc.)
The school reserves the
right to ask a boy to change
his clothing if it violates the
above grooming standards.
Violations of the grooming
standards may be cause for
suspension from school.
GROOMING STAN-
DARDS FOR GIRLS:
Students shall wear clothing
that present a neat, clean,
and well groomed ap-
pearance at all times. Hair
should be neat and clean.
The following are not
permitted: Headbands,
Shorts, Hot Pants, Halter
type garments, Peek-a-boo
garments, Bare Midriffs,
See through blouses, T-
Shirts (boys undershirts),
Grooming in the classroom,
The wearing of sunglasses in
classroom unless prescribed
by a doctor. Ixing shirt tails
(boys shirts), Patches,
slogans, lettering which are
not in good taste, or
Clothing, jewelry which
display pictures, paintings,
etc., of drugs, (marijuana,
etc.)
The school reserves the
right to ask a girl to change
her clothing if it violates the
above grooming standards,
or is inappropriate for school
wear. Violations of the
grooming standards may be
cause for suspension from
school.
The Hinojosa-Barrera Family
INGRATITUDE
The family of Flavio Hinojosa wishes to express their
deepest gratitude to all those persons who gave us
1 comfort and were so helpful during our time of distress
both at the hospital and at home, and during our time
of sorrow. We wish to extend our most sincere thanks
for all the floral arrangements and other forms of
sympathy so sincerely given. Our gratitude will
always be present, and your kindness will always be
remembered and cherished.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT
CLERKS: Tomasita
Carrera, Diana S. Garza,
Agueda Gonzalez, Elia
Recio, Elicitas Rodriguez,
Isidra Doria, Odlia Men-
doza, Sofia Garcia, Odilia
Carrera, Guadalupe
Elizondo, Herlinda M.
Gonzalez, Yolanda Garcia,
Emma L. Gonzalez,
Guadalupe Banda, Benilde
Ruelas, Jo Elda Trevino,
Elia Garcia, Noelia Cortez
TRAINER: Herbie
Villarreal
SECURITY GUARDS:
Jesus Alaniz, Harry Brown,
Jose L. Cruz, Guadalupe
Gomez, Simon Ybarra, Jose
R. Molina Sergio Resales,
Jose Cantu, Nicolas Silva
MECHANICS: Jaime
Trevino, Ismael Saenz,
Javier Gomez, Raul F.
Garza
NURSES: Noelia Lozano,
Beatriz Murrillo, Rosalinda
Earhart (Vision & Hearing
Aide)
TEACHER AIDES: Eliza
Garcia, Ma. Elena Martinez,
Cynthia Alaniz, Lydia F.
Clarke Larry Colvin^ector
Rivera, Alda G. Gonzalez,
Pilar Garza, Arturo Garcia,
Ernestina Trejo, Maria G.
Saenz, Christine Macias,
Santos G. Falcon, Oneida M.
Clarke, Viima M. Garcia,
Dora Linda Flores, Rosa
Ozuna, Adrian Guerra, Ma.
Luisa Arriaga, Aida G.
Escobar
ALTERNATES: Amalia
C. Montalvo, Noelia M.
Arredondo, Hermelinda
Doria,Diana P. Hernandez,
Carmen Solis, Rebecca
Clarke.
BUS DRIVERS: Jose
Garcia, EleazarGil, Ramiro
Gomez, Bias Guerra,
Eduardo J. Pena, Jr., Ma.
Enriqueta Juarez, Carlos
Lara, Ernesto Rocha,
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Gilberto Villarreal, Horacio
Solis, Elias Valadez,
Erasmo Valdez, Gumer-
cindo Zambrano, Gilberto
Vera, Alberto Juarez,
Alternate: Gabriela Rocha
CUSTODIANS: Adrian
Andrade, Irma Cabrera,
Odilia Canales, Leopoldo
Garcia, Maria G. Garcia,
Herminia P. Garza, Ramona
Guevara, Noe J. Ozuna,
Concepcion Rivera, Benilde
Rodriguez, Jose M.
Rodriguez, Rebecca
Sepulveda, Augustin Garcia,
Rodolfo Belis, Ignacju Pena,
Eusebio Perez, Oralia
Villarreal, Andres Lopez,
Alernate: Nicolas Bazan,
Alicia Zarate, Jose Garcia,
Josefina Martinez, Elias
Saenz, Angelica Lopez, Alan
Ramos, Carmen Garcia,
Marina Garza, Jose
Rodriguez, Eva Rodriguez,
Guadalupe Lopez, Vicente
Perez, Ambrosio Ybarra,
Lino Perez, Adela Vela,
Fernando Cortez, Angelo
Solis, Lino Lopez, Jaime
I^ara, Adela Guerrero, Fidel
Garcia, Margarita G. Pena.
MAINTENANCE: Jose
Adan Garcia, Marcelo
Chapa, Noe Gutierrez,
Alvaro Lopez, Rene
Longoria, Esteban Garcia,
Maximiano Garcia, Juan J.
Gonzalez, Pedro Guajardo,
Jesus Longoria, Tomas R.
Lopez, Ramon Morado,
Rosendo Ramirez, Arnoldo
Rodriguez, Conrado
Rodriguez, Jorge Rodriguez,
Ramon Rodriguez, Jose F.
Ybarra, Francisco
Gutierrez, Raul Alaniz
(Alternate), Alberto
Gallardo
CAFETERIA
CLERK: Diana Garza
DISPATCHER: Eloy
Garcia
ASST. DISPATER:
Napoleon Sepulveda
COOKS: Elida Olivarez,
Inez Rocha, Manuela
Zarate, Alicia R. Garzia,
Josefa Lopez, Amalia
Alaniz, Enedina Arellano,
Elvira Balderas, Julian
Cantu, Amparo Garcia, Ly-
dia 0. Garza, Ralaela
Gonzalez, Adela Lara,
Hermila P. Garza. Tiburcia
Ramirez, Jesusa Saenz,
Crescencia Salmon, Celinda
Villarreal, Josefa
Rodriguez, Ma. de Jesus
Bazan, Juaa Garza, Juliana
Benavidez, Guadalupe
Gonzalez, Adelina Lara,
Sara Salinas, Agusutina
Sanchez, Carolina Sepul-
veda, Ma. de Jesus Garcia,
Noelia Alaniz, Ludivina
Diaz, Raquel Montanez,
Araceli Solis, Socorro Vela,
Esmeralda Cantu, Lilia
Canales, Pablo Barba
(Floorman) Delia Olivarez
SUBSTITUTES: Maria B.
Contreras, Minerva Pena,
Fabiana Ramirez (Grulla),
Zulema Ponce
Boutique Juvenile
JUNIOR SHACK
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Limited Time
BOYS PANTS
Reg. Up To
$14.99
News For Today's Woman:
Nutrition For Children
BOYS
DON MOOR SHIRTS
Off Reg. Price
Not enough calories or
selected nutrients is the
most common cause of
undernutrition in United
States' preschoolers, SAYS
Yolanda Scrivner, Starr
COUNTY EXTNESION
AGENT.
The nutrient most com-
monly lacking in the diet of
preschoolers is iron, THE
AGENT EXPLAINS.
Of all the nutrients, the
iron allowance is probably
the most difficult to provide -
in the diet.
I^ean meat, deep green
leafy vegetables, and whole
grain or enriched cereals
and breads are the best
sources of iron in the daily
diet. Also, liver, other organ
meats, dried fruits, legumes,
shellfish and molasses are
iron rich foods.
Most infants receive some
type of iron supplement due
to the fact that milk, the
principle food in the diet at
that age, is a poor source of
iron, THE AGENT POINTS
OUT.
Mild anemia caused bv
insufficient intake of iron
does influence behavior in
young children although it
does not seem to have any
direct effect on intelligence.
It does, however, cause a
decrease in attentiveness
and an increase in
irritability, SHE CON-
TINUES.
Iron deficiency affects the
child's ability to learn
because if he is unattentive,
he misses some of the
learning process and then
has that deficit throughout
the learning cycle.
In addition, poor nutrition
impairs the child's defenses
against disease.
Poor physical growth is
also evidence of un-
dernutrition. However,
children grow at different
rates, so this is hard to
measure, and social and
environmental factors do
play a part, THE AGENT
REPORTS.
Some of the area of the
child's life that may be af-
fected are reading ability,
concentration, motivation
and agility. Undernourished
children are less active and
do not participate fully in
activities and in their en-
vironment, SHE ADDS.
TWO BRAND NEW HOUSES
FOR RENT
one bedroom and two bedrooms,
unfurnished
located at 308 N. Texas, Rio Grande City
for information call—
849-1541 from 930 a.m. to 6 p.m.
849-1128 after 6 p.m.
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Shopping Center
Rio Grande City
Soon Rio Grande City telephone
customers will be able to enjoy
the speed and convenience of Zero
Plus dialing. You already have One Plus
dialing which allows you to dial your own
station-to-station calls. Zero Plus dialing will
allow you to dial your own operator handled calls
such as person-to-person, third number billing, credit
card and collect. Zero Plus will enable your operator
assisted calls to be completed faster since much
of the information is automatically recorded when
you dial it yourself.
Zero Plus dialing s coming. It's another big plus
for Rio Grande City!
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Silva, Marcelo. Rio Grande Herald (Rio Grande City, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1978, newspaper, August 10, 1978; Rio Grande City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194675/m1/3/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rio Grande City Public Library.