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Dri Rio Newt-Herald Saturday. November 8,1997 COMMUNITY SI'- By Tfce Awciatod Cooler temperatures and rain will be possible throughout today as a subtropical Jet -Stream hovers over South Texas and dominates high pressure rf. Texas weather. The high-pressure system began asserting influence over i-'vNorth Texas Friday as pleasant "fall weather continued. Winds light and variable as a cursor to a return to southerly this weekend.

Today is expected to be cloudy North Texas with highs in the -Cupper 60s to mid 70s, with lows the upper 30s to 5Os. The moist, subtropical flow moved into South Texas Friday. High pressure produced cooler than normal temperatures with highs in the mid- 60s to lower 70s. Extremes at 2 p.m. ranged from 58 at Galveston to.

71 at Brownsville. As a result of the subtropical jet, low-level moisture is expected to move into the region from the Gulf of Mexico today. I Temperatures are expected in the 60s north and 70s south with lows ranging from the 40s to 60s. STOCKS Ckwing Mocks: NEW YORK (AP) Changs AMR Corp 11911-16 AT4T Corp 1.32 3S79947 15-16 AifTouch 1297839" Afcsrtsons .64 4706 9-16 ANdSignal .52 X14562 3541 AHtSl1.16f 1459361-16 79" AmStorss .36 7617 26a 1S-1S Amsritsch 2.26 11338 67 3-16 Amoco 2.60 X9760 91 11-16 AndarkPtr .301984 74 3-16 Armcolnc 1826 AHRicMU 2.65 3622 80 15-16 ATMOS Egy 1.02f 226 AvifcM 12. fl .46 7646 477 BsftAtl 3.0«t 12210 62 BellSouth 1.44 14779 47 9-16 Bath Stsat 9632 10 15-16 1-16 Brtt Pst 2.57s 6054 84.

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News-Herald photo by David Booth Hilda Martinez, the Pacesetter for Brown Automotive gives a donation to Rick Wright, chairman of the United Way Campaign Fund. Other employees (from left) front row: Angie Angers, Charlie Perez, Robert Gonzalez, Roy Acevedo; standing: Mel Rodriguez, A. Jimenez, Pete Ortiz, Michael Brandt, Roberta Meador, Hilda Moreno, Ricardo Ruiz, and Pete Cervantez gather around to watch. Around Town 775-1551, Ext. 230 Deadline for Around Town items is 4 p.m.

the previous day for Tuesday through Saturday editions and 6 p.m. Friday for Sunday and Monday editions. The 7th grade campus will be hosting its annual fall festival Nov. 15 from 10 to 3 p.m. Great food, music, lots of activities for the whole family.

The 7th grade PTO meeting will be Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. in the school gym, 711 Waters St. Cheerleaders, volleyball players, football players and parents will be recognized. There will be a door prize; refreshments will be" served.

Everyone invited. Lake Amistad Tournament Trial will be Sunday sponsored by Coors Lite. Sign-in at Angler's Lodge; start at 6 a.m.; weigh-in from p.m. at Lake Amistad Resort and Marine. Door prizes by For more information call Jack at 774-6563.

Saturday, Nov. 15, is "Scouting for Food" Day. Please place any canned goods or non-perishable food items by your front door for pick up from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Should we miss you, please call Ruby Deaton, 775-2605, or Gene Chapman, 774-7081.

Please don't follow the path of least resistance! American Association of Government Employees, Local 1749, will meet today at 1 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall on U.S. 90 East. Veterans Day ceremonies will be held at the Del Rio Civic Center Tuesday at 4 p.m. These ceremonies are organized by Laughlin Air Force Base and all military organizations.

A flyby by Laughlin aircraft will start off the ceremonies. The public is invited. A Veterans Day Parade on Tuesday will begin at 3 p.m. from Star Park to the Del Rio Civic Center. Entries needed.

Register at Star Park from p.m. Parade route will be from Star Park, north on Main Street to 15th Street to the Civic Center. For more information contact the VFW Post 8552 at 775-2712. Cactus Twitier Square Dance Club members will dance ISday from 8-10 p.m. at 1109 First St.

It will be fun, food and- fellowship for all. All area square dancers invited. The Del Rio Women at the Well will meet Nov. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Women are invited to hear Cynthia Vela of San Antonio at a dinner in the Texas Rose Restaurant.

Dinner is $6.50 per person; reservations requested by Nov. 12. For reservations call Sandra Keeton at 298-2286. Organizers stress ALL women are welcome. The class of '88' will be holding a meeting to plan its 10th year reunion today at 1 p.m.

at Pizza Hut. All class members are invited to attend. For more information, call Diana Partida at 775-6690, or Troy McGonagill at 775-5434. A blood drive is planned Nov. 13 at Del Rio High School from 8 a.m.

to 4 p.m. in the school gym. Give the gift of life donate blood! The Jesus M. Limones Jr. American Legion Post 595 wishes to inform all purchasers of the annual Turkey Raffle that the drawing date of Nov.

2 was a mis-print and the actual drawing date is Nov. 21, same time, same place. A Community First Aid and Safety Course is scheduled for Nov. 15 at the Val Verde Home Nurses Conference Room. The course will be instructed by Sylvia Del Toro, a volunteer instructor for the American Red Cross.

The cost is $15 per student and includes the manual and certification. Citizens of Del Rio are holding a spaghetti plate fund raiser for Jerald Weddle, cancer victim, at Lions Park on Fox Drive, Saturday from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost is $3.50 per plate. Firehouse Quilters will meet today from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at 402 Cantu Road.

Bring your show and tell. Herbal Thyme Health Food will present a special demonstration on applied kinesiology by Dr. Gerald Krietz, D.C., on Nov. 14, from 7-9 p.m. A noted chiropractor from San Antonio, Dr.

Krietz uses applied kinesiology in his total package for optimal health. This is a FREE class to the public. Seating will be limited. Call 774-8018 in advance to reserve your seat. Del Rio Music Club will meet Monday at 4 p.m.

at the Del Rio Christian Church, 1701 Kings Way. Program: Member pianist recital. Hostesses: Brenda Snyder, Mary Sweigart, Veda Goodyear, Celeste Perkins, Jane Sandstrum, Hilda Byer and Carol Cooper. A trail ride is being offered to the public at no charge. The trail ride will be leaving the Val Verde Fairgrounds at 8 a.m.

on Sunday. For more information call Oscar San Miguel at 775-6393 or 703-0101. American Assciation of Retired Persons (AARP) will hold an important meeting at 3 p.m., Nov. 10, in the meeting room of the Del Rio Bank Trust. All AARP members are urged to attend and bring a friend.

Memorial Middle School parents: Please join us for coffee and donuts Nov. 12 at 9 a.m. in the cafeteria to celebrate "Parent Involvement To celebrate that day, the school will have its first fun family night. They will show "Mr. Holland's Opus" in the school cafeteria at p.m.

Free admission and refreshments. Everyone invited! Everyone is invited to the reception for local artist Cris Escobar at the Firehouse Gallery, 120 E. Garfield Tueday from 7-9 pm. Escobar will speak about his exhibitin, "Arte del Corazon" beginning at 7:30 pm. Refreshments will be served.

Citizens' Steering Committee public meetings for the San Felipe Springs Water Treatment Plant scheduled Nov. 13 and Nov. 20 are cancelled. The cancellations are due to internal procedural changes by the BECC. Both meetings will be rescheduled at a later date.

Health Occupations at Del Rio High School will be hosting a blood drive in the old gym from 8 a. to 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13; free prizes, coupons and popcorn will be given. Please come by and donate "the gift of For more information call 775-8398, Judy Alexaitis R.N.

HOSA teacher, DRHS. Book lovers with a bent for murder mysteries are invited to pack a lunch and meet at Val Verde County Library at noon Thursday, Nov. 13, for a review of "Killer Among Us," a new non-fiction book by Joseph Fisher, subtitled, "Public Reactions to Serial Murder." Zina Worley will do the book review and a mystery guest will be present to help spark the discussion that is sure to be lively, according to library director Katherine McMurrey. Rio Grande Bass Club's November tournament will be held Sunday with weigh-in from p.m. at Black Brush parking lot, sponsored by Sports Awards.

The monthly meeting will be Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Ole Distributors. All members urged to attend. Good luck! Serving the community since 1929 JOE SAN MIGUEL Publisher-General Manager 775-1551, Ext.

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231 Ext. 236 Dl VI lls Aurora VEtwreai Aurora Villarreal died Friday, Nov. 1 7.1997. tn San Antonio, Texas. Funeral arrangements are pending at this time under the direction of the Del Rio Funeral Home, 20O E.

Garfteld Ave. Guadalupe Guanajuato Guadalupe Guanajuato, age 64, passed away Nov. 7,1997, in Del Rio. He was born Dec. 1, 1932, in Del Rio.

He is survived by the following: wife: Audelia Guanajuato of Del Rio; son: Guadalupe Plata Sr. of San Antonio; daughters: Evaelda Guanajuato of Ciudad Acuna, Irma Licon of San Angelo, Santa Teresa Samaniego of Nebraska; Carolina Renteria of San Angelo, Celia Ovalle of Washington, Marina Gavirio of San Angelo; brothers: Trinidad Guanajuato of Del Rio, Pedro Guanajuato of Del Rio, Felix Guanajuato of Del Rio, Reymundo Guanajuato of Del Rio; sisters: Josefina San Miguel of Del Rio, Angelita Mena of Ciudad Acuna, Juanita Salas of Del Rio, Ramona Vill of Del Rio; 21 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Visitation will be Saturday, Nov. 8, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m.

at the Del Rio Funeral home Chapel. A Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. in'the Chapel. Chapel services will be Sunday, Nov. 9, at 10 a.m.

with Deacon Salazar officiating; burial will follow at San Felipe Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Del Rio Funeral Home, 200 E. Garfield Ave. POLICE Burglary reports plague police FIDEL GARCIA Staff Writer Police closed out the week Friday investigating several criminal incidents, including a burglary that netted $1,000 in losses. That burglary was reported Thursday from the home of Juan R.

Ramirez, 301., Rodrjguez. Margarita Ramirez, said the burglary occurred between 7 p.m. Wednesday and ,8 a.m. Thursday. She said burglars pried open the sheet metal in the garage behind the residence taking four tires arjd wheels, $400 in assorted tools, a stereo cassette player and an antique sewing machine.

Thieves also struck at the Deason Sutliff Garage. 1000 U.S. Highway 90 East, taking $500 in cash from a desk in the garage's workshop. Jeff Sutliff said the theft occurred between noon Tuesday and 11 a.m. Wednesday, according to the investigating officer's report.

Juanita Jimenez, 100 Chestnut reported her purse was stolen from the ladies bathroom at a business on the 2400 block of Avenue F. She said the purse was taken about 11:30 a.m. Thursday. purse contained $100 in cash, a watch, earrings, keys and personal papers. Jimenez estimated her loss at $177, according to the report.

A theft also was reported by Alexandro Trevino at Sonny's Drive "Inn, 700 Margarita Ave. Trevino said two suspects entered the store shortly before 8 p.m. Thursday and left without paying for two 12-packs of beer. He said the beer was valued at $16.38 Vandals also continued to plague Del Rio. Arturo Garcia, 111 Kings Way; reported that vandals scraped the passenger door on in late- model pickup truck about noori Thursday.

Garcia estimated damages at $400, according to the Invests gating officer's report. Police also investigated an incident of criminal mischief at the home of Josie Felton, 205 San Felipe St. Felton said a suspect, whose name she provided to police, broke a window at her residence shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday. The investigating officer said damages in that incident wertf estimated at $40.

Joy Nettleton, 203 Fletcher Drive, Thursday said that some-: one defaced the parking lot sur-; face and started a fire near the- front door at Illusions Salon. The vandalism occurred between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 8, a.m. Thursday. Nettleton gave no estimate of damages, according to the officer's report.

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