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Ringgold Elementary Honor Roll
THE RIO GRANDE HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1W0 PAGE 4
HALLOWEEN PARTY-Ghosts, goblins
and other creatures ranging from humorous
to scary abounded at the Halloween party
held by the classes of the Immaculate
Conception School on Friday, October 31.
Representing their classes in the
photograph are, front row 1-r, Clarissa
Recio and Charlie Olivarez, second grade;
Juanito Caro and Dora Salinas, first grade;
second row, Celina Garcia and Jesus
Salazar, fourth grade; Veronica Gutierrez
and Ariel A. Rosa, third grade; top row,
Becky Guerra, sixth grade; Ricardo
Gutierrez, fifth grade; Bill LaGrange, sixth
grade; and Ricky Cantu, fifth grade.
C. Christesson, Principal of Ringgold
Elementary School, announces the Honor
Roll for the First Six Weeks.
Second Grade Hcuor Roll
A Honor Roll
Jaime Torres
A & B Honor Roll
Filomeno Avila
Santiago Duran
Josie Guerra
Pedro Lopez III
Maribel Ortiz
Jimmy Seal
Elizabeth Solis
Humberto Trejo
Jorge Luis Martinez
Arnoldo Gonzalez III
Third Grade Honor Roll
A Honor Roll
Janie Vela
Roel Miguel Lopez
Veronica Gonzalez
Roma Headstart
Parents Attend
Consortium
Six parents of the Roma Headstart
Program attended the Rio Grande Head-
start Handicap Consortium Oct. 29 in
McAllen.
The meeting was held at the Holiday Inn.
The parents attended a session dealing with
parents' rights and responsibilities in the
mainstreaming process. They also attended
a session on Project I>aton: The Parent-
Child Book, which deals with how parents
can help their children at home.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jesus
Mireles, Mrs. Hilda Martinez, Mrs. Dora
Alaniz, Mrs. Eufemia Garza, and Mrs. Dora
Hinojosa.
Mrs. Velma Cruz attended a Headstart
meeting in Brownsville on October 22,23,
and 24.
TINY WITCH—Olivia
Garcia, four months old, was
a Halloween witch. She is
pictured on her broom in a
costume made by her
mother who is a supervisor
at Rio Contract Sewing. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Ricardo Garcia of Rio
Grande City, and her
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ignacio Pena, all of Rio
Grande City.
Junk Food's Opposite
Government definition says a food is not
nutritious unless a 100 calorie serving
meets five percent of the daily allowance for
one or more of the eight basic nutrients.
More Tobacco Chewers
Total chewing tobacco sales are nearing
100 million pounds annually which will be
the highest figure since 1948. Per capita
consumption in the U.S. todav is about one-
fifth higher than in 1967.
800 Is Popular Prefix
Jessica Gomez
A & B Honor Roll
Flor Arredondo
John Bowers
Jorge Pena
Nancy Perez
Sylvia Rios
Rosa Saenz
Yolanda Reyna
Fidencio Chapa Jr.
Crisanto Cruz Garza
Marissa de la Cruz
Lorenzo Flores
Melissa L. Garza
Rebecca Hernandez
Yolanda Sanchez
I,aura Rosas
Jose R. Ramos
Rosa Elia Ramirez
Eduardo Garza
Aida L. Mejia
Fourth Grade Honor Roll
A Honor Roll
Aaron Gil Chavarria
Lorraine Fuentes
Oscar Garcia Jr.
Clarissa I/>u Garza
Juan Alberto Garza
Abigail Gonzalez
Melissa Ann Gonzalez
Olga Lilia Gonzalez
Delinda Lou Lopez
Zoreida Lopez
Mauricio Magallanes
Noeini Lopez
Yvonne Lopez
Patricia Leal
Irasema Hinojosa
Juan Angel Barrientos
Norma Patricia de la Cruz
Heriberto Diaz
Javier I,opez
Maria Guadalupe Rios
A & B Honor Roll
Marissa Alvarez
Rodney Anderson
Lorena Cabrera
Edna Jessica Clarke
Patricia Ann Crow
Marcie De la Curz
Bertha I^eticia Dimas
Alvaro Antonio Garcia
Ana I. Garcia
Ilda Gladys Garcia
Leonardo Garcia
Alfonso Garza
Norma I. Garza
Ramon Garza Jr.
Ricardo Garza
Roberto Garza Jr.
Daniel Alberto Gomez
Mary Jo Sanchez
Rolando Vela
Yvette Villarreal
Refugio Garcia
Kaylynne Gomez
Maria Elena Gonzalez
Reno Houston Gonzalez
Maria Eliza Guerra
Arturo Mario Gonzalez Jr
N
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Rio Hifjh Mil re hiii« Bund
Made for each other:
South Texas
and the heat pump...
Even in much colder parts of the
nation, the electric heat pump is
gaining in popularity as an
energy efficient system for
both heating and cooling.
But where the heat
pump really performs is in
a relatively mild winter
climate like ours. Research
indicates that in
the area served
by Central Power
and Light Company
a properly installed
heat pump can produce
at least 2Vi BTU's of heat for
every BTU of energy required
to run it. And that means savings
on your electricity bills.
The heat pump is an efficient air
conditioning heating system because
it is less expensive to move heat than
to make it. In cold weather, a heat
pump extracts heat from outside
and brings it inside. In the
summer, it moves heat from the
home's interior to
the outside, thus
becoming an
effective air
conditioner.
Consider install-
ing a heat pump
if you're building a
new house or re-
modeling your present
one. It can help you use
energy wisely—and
save money, too.
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CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY
A Member of the Central and South Wesf System
Olga Guerra
Selina Marie Rodriguez
Jimmy Martinez
Clarissa Silva
MaryMorales
Rene Ortiz
Rene Ozuna
Leonor Miranda
Sofia Pena
Rosalinda Olivarez
Ma. de los Angeles Longoria
Alberto Hinojosa
Criselda Lopez
Raul Alaniz
Cynthia Zarate
Celinda Trevino
Elisa Solis
Sylvia Villarreal
Jose Manuel Sanchez
Phillip S. Guillen
San Juanita Montes
Juan Angel Ro^ha
Ernesto Salinas
Angelica Preza
Yvette Ramirez
Diana Rios
Anabe 1 Saenz
Claudia Raquel Saenz
Ruben Dario Saenz Jr.
Fifth Grade Honor Roll
A Honor Roll
Laura Zelda Saenz
Dionel De la Cruz
Alma R. Luna
Virginia Rivas
Linda D. Guerra
Edna Mendez
German Reyna
Minerva Lozano
Delta Y. Villarreal
Ruviola Garcia
Hilda Gonzalez
Alicia Gonzalez
A & B Honor Roll
Roberto Conez
Olivia Michelle Garza
Sharon Lopez
Jesus Alberto Pena
Ray Perez
Martiniana Salinas
Derric Lee Trevino
Enrique Garcia
Francisca Garcia
Loreen L. Lopez
Norberto J. Gonzalez
Maria Sara Clarke
Delma Duran
Eduardo Arturo Garcia
Aaron Garza
Dalinda Yvonne Garza
Ysa Annette Gonzalez
Sandra Seale
Javier Ivan Garcia
Maria Christina Cerda
Maximina Perez
Maricela Ortiz
Beatriz Gomez
Diana Garza
Fermin Serna
Brenda L. Gabert
Froylan Garcia
Marco Guerrero
Laura Gutierrez
Melissa Yarbrough
Marivelle Farias
Ricardo Martinez
Priscilla S. Saenz
Cecilia Saenz
Monica Garza
Martha Perez
Maria del Carmen Rodriguez
Manuel Zavala
Darrell Earhart
Clemente Garza III
Baltazar Barrera Jr.
Nora Nelly Rivera
Rodrigo Lopez
Sandra Hinojosa
Miriam Martinez
Priscilla Gonzalez
Lee Reymundo Rivera
Romeo Garcia
Oscar Roel Garcia
Cynthia Yvette Garcia
B Honor Roll
Gilberto Sepulveda
Army Private First Class
David Vera, whose wife,
Juanita, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 1 Ramiro
Hinojosa of 207 Hidalgo St.,
Rio Grande City, Texas,
recently participated in
Reforger 80 and Crested
Cap, North Atlanti" Treaty
Organization (NATO) situation.
training exercises. M°re lhan 17,00® ^.S.-
Reforger (return of forces based personnel (active,
to Germany) and Crested Reserve) and Guard)
Cap (strategic deployment) participated in the exer-
demonstrated U.S. cap-
ability to rapidly move Private Vera is assigned
ground and air forces to at Fort Hood, Texas,
reinforce NATO in a crisis
Instead of asking Dad far the car,
will we soon be asking Big Brother?
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than a Saturday night date.
Well be grounded from our freedom to pursue
individual interests, from golf games to holidays with
relatives, and to have a home away from work.
If we have work at all, that is. You see, today the
automotive industry interacts with so many other busi-
nesses, it accounts for one in six jobs.
But is our right to drive really in danger?
Consider the Department of Energy's current
Emergency Energy Plan. I Inder it, we would receive
a vehicle-use sticker restricting us from driving one,
two, or three days a week.
Consider the regulations. The Commerce I )epart
ment now estimates that by 1985, one-fifth of every
dollar spent on a new car will go to meet federal regu-
lations. Add inflation to these costs, and you may see
the smallest American car zoom to $15,(KM) by the
end of the decade.
Make sure you stay in the driver's seat.
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Consider government actions. Are the state and
federal regulatory agencies doing enough to find alter
native sources of fuel and to help make our country
more energy sufficient?
And consider the fact that highways are falling
into sad disrepair and that funds are not being released
to revive them.
What it all adds up to is this: if you don't want
your freedom to drive taken away, you can no longer
take it for granted.
Right now you can help preserve your persona!
mobility by taking a personal stance. By getting in-
formation. By getting involved.
To get a total picture of the issues and implica-
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Silva, Marcelo. Rio Grande Herald (Rio Grande City, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 60, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 6, 1980, newspaper, November 6, 1980; Rio Grande City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194792/m1/4/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rio Grande City Public Library.