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THi INOUESIDC INOCX
Thuradoy, April 26, 1990
Fifth graders graduate from first DARE class
One hundred-two fifth grader*
from Sheldoa/Blsschke
Elementary School graduated
from the DARE program Friday
afternoon.
The students are the first class
In the Inglcside School District to
go through the program. DARE is
the Drug Abuse Resistance
Education program, initiated ear-
lier this year. An offioer for the
Corpus Christi Police Depart-
ment, 8r. Offioer MA. Peres, has
been instructor for the program.
TheDARE program is normally
a 17 week program but because of
financial and time restraints, the
students received five weeks of
DARE GRADUATES MARCH into the Sheldon/Blaschke School cafeteria at the opening of ceremonies
Friday.
intensive education.
Chief Carlos Cavaxos of the
Corpus Christi Polioe Depart-
ment told the students and pa-
rents, that DARE students are
“partners in the fight against
crime and fight against drugs. We
are trying to stop the demand for
drugs with you, if there is no de-
mand there is no supply.”
Cavazos told the students,
“consider yourself the first
assault against drugs. Reinforce-
ments will come up next year”
with the next class.
Captain Gene Daily, the DARE
officer for the Corpus Christi
schools, said the program started
in Corpus Christi and spread to
Ingleside, and “we hope to spread
to all of San Patricio County”, and
next year will be in Kleberg
County.
Daily said there is something to
the theory of strength in num-
bers. He anticipates the program
will expand into the middle
school in two years with a 10 week
reinforcement program and from
there into the high school with a
five week program.
School Principal Luis Rodri-
guez thanked all those who have
participated in the program. In
giving a history of the program, he
said he went to a principals meet-
ing in Austin and was looking for a
drug education program. He said
when he saw what DARE was
doing In San Antonio, “I said, this
is it. We’ve got to have this one in
Ingleside.”
He said if the program is to
continue, money will be needed
and urged parents and residents
of the community to help con-
tinue the program.
Those receiving their certifi-
cates are:
Becky Adame, Christina
Adame, Javier Adame, Lucinda
Adame, Saul Adame, Jr., Melanie
Aguilar, Robert Alaniz, George
Allen, Clarissa Alvarado, Michel-
le Atkins.
Zachary Ballard, Tom Bell,
Mercy Boatright, Hilary
Breithaupt, Lana Burgess, Lor-
raine Cadriel, Marcel Callender,
Beatrice Canales, Daniel
Canales, Cayla Carr, Trade
Carson.
Stephanie Cavazos, Breck
Chandler, Shawn Chesson,
Michael Christianson, Corrina
Clark, Ricardo Contreras,
Ashton Cook, Donald Cornelius,
San Juanita Cortez, Marco Craw-
ford, Andrea Cunnmingham.
Ronald Durbin, Rewi Dussault,
Armando Elizondo, Jr., Shalynn
Everett, Dominique
Friesenhahn.
Jaime Galvan, Jr., Jennifer
Garza, Jose Garza, Jr., Simon
Garza, Jr., Isela Gomez, Merisa
Gomez, Valentino Gonzales,
Tanya Govella, Stephanie Grot*.
Jennifer Heard, Robert Hino-
josa, Travis Hodge, Lindsey
Irwin, Kristy Ivey, Anita Jasso,
Terry Jones, Jr., Timothy Jones,
Tom Jordan.
Marty Kasson II, Eric Kelly,
Rocky Kennard, William Kim-
brell, Ruby Koch, Juanita Lamas,
Ariane Leucht, Amanda Melen-
dez, Rachelle Merritt, Weldon
Moreland, Chrystal Mullenax.
Ana Ortiz, Linda Padilla,
Chance Paty, Karla Pellegrin,
David Pena, Johnny Pena,
Stephanie Pena, Stevan Pena,
Amanda Perez, David Perez,
Stephanie Peterson.
Christopher Ramirez, Luis
Ramirez, Casey Ramos, Angela
Robinson, Melissa Rodriguez,
Jonathan Rose, Christopher
Rowland, Erica Savage, Dina
Segovia, Neil Shaw, Stephanie
Singletary, Seth Snyder, Sonja
Squyres.
Janet Taylor, Kenneth
Tiemann, Melissa Torres, Lucas
Trout, Misty Van Hoose, Tami
Vasquez, Jaime Vickery, Thomas
Welbom, John Wilson II, Melissa
Worden, Jessica Wright, Nathan
Young.
Their teachers, Linda Ballard,
Emma Bias ingame, Karen Henry,
JoAnn McDonald and Mary
Reynolds, also went through the
program with the students.
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RUTH VANCE of Ingleside and LINDA VALDEZ of Corpus
Christi attended the annual Alzheimers Association public poli-
cy forum in Washington, D.C. on April 1-4. The them was Turn
Advocacy Into Action. The two attended a Congressional joint
hearing on Alzheimers disease with U.S. House of Representa-
tives, Select Committee on Aging and U.S. Senate Committee on
Labor and Human Resources, Sub Committee on Aging. They
visited the office of Solomon Ortize, Senators Phil Gramm and
Lloyd Ben taen. Mrs. Vance is Chapter Volunteer with the Coastal
Bend Alzheimers Chapter in Corpus Christi and Mrs. Valdez is a
volunteer board member.
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Cook Primary School PTO elected officers recently. Elected
were BARBARA HOWARD, president; DARCY HYDRICK, vice
president; MARGARET STEWART, treasurer; and JONI
BREITHAUPT, secretary. They will serve for the 1990-91 school
term,
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Airman ANGELA M. CARRISALEZ has graduated from the
personnel specialist course at Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi,
Miss. Graduates learned to perform in various personnel prog-
rams, including career development, training, manning, enlist-
ment, reenlistment, and Air Force promotions. Carrisalez is the
daughter of FEDERICO L. CARRISALEZ of Ingleside and
JULIANA M. CARRISALEZ of Altus, Okla. She is a 1989 gradu-
ate of Ingleside High School.
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BEVERLY COOPER will celebrate her birthday tomorrow.
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Library expanding
service hours May 1
In an effort to maximize the
community’s aeqess to available
resources, the Ingleside Public
Library will evaluate an expected
schedule of public service hours.
Beginning Tuesday, May 1, the
library will be open to the public
43 hours per week based on the
following schedule: Monday 1 to 5
p.m., Tuesday 10 am. to 7 p.m.,
Wednesday, Thursday SAft* Fri-
day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
The new schedule will be re-
viewed at the end of a two month
period to determine if library us-
age warrants continuation of the
expanded service hours.
The tentative plan of service
hours will include morning,
noon, afternoon, evening and
weekend hours to encourage the
broadest possible spectrum of the
community to use the library.
Makeing the library’s resources
accessible to the public is the cor-
nerstone of effective library ser-
vices. Ingleside Public Library
has achieved a “superior” level of
effort, by Texas Library Associa-
tion standards and guidelines, in
the provision of service to 46 per-
cent of the population within its
service area.
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Church* barbecue
scheduled Sunday
Our Lady of the Assumption
Catholic Church of Ingleside will
hold its annual beef barbecue
Sunday at the church hall.
Dinner will be served from 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are 04 for
adults and 03 for children and
may be purchased at the door.
Other activities will be games
for the children, a Country Store,
and door prizes.
TREES FOR LIFE provided materials for students atO.T. Blaschke
School to plant their own trees as they observed Earth Day. Trees
for Life is dedicated to educating young people to the importance
of trees to human life. Students are studying science units on plants
and ecology. Science instructors Robert and Joann McDonald
have worked with them on a flower and vegetable garden on the
campus. Among the many students who planted their own trees
were (from left) Julie Mauch, Jessica Billiott, Maria Guarajado,
Doug Yeomans, Thomas Garcia and Bobby Garcia.
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