Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 28

Scouts are busy Special to the Community Life Eagle Scout Russell Massey and Life Scout John Massey of Boy Scout Troop 271 have just returned from Central Michigan University at Mount Pleasant, where they attended a Boy Scouts of America, national Order of the Arrow conference, Also attending with their group were three scouts from San Angelo, four from Abilene and one from Dennison. The scouts were accompanied by Frank Hilton, Concho Valley Council program director and Armondo DeLeon, assistant scoutmaster 'of Troop 279 in Del Rio. There were approximately 3700 scouts from all across the nation in attendance. The Order of the Arrow is an association of Honor Campers performing service to their troops, community, district, council and country. Scouts (who fulfilled the requirements for membership) must be elected into the OA by their troop members in annual elections.

Russell Massey is the new Lodge Chief for the Wahinkto Lodge of the Order of the Arrow, as well as Junior Assistant of Troop 271, sponsored by the Men's Fellowship of the First United Methodist Church. John is Senior Patrol Leader of their troop. Both have had very busy scouting summers. After participating in staff training for BSA summer camp staff, Russell served on the staff of both Camp Sol Mayer and Camp Fawcett as trading post manager. John, on the waterfront, taught our, district's younger scouts swimming, canoeing and snorkl- ing at Camp Fawcett, while earn, ing his BSA Lifeguard badge.

Other Del Rio scouts serving on summer camp staffs were Tom Barksdale, Eric Halvorsen and Bruce Mitchell. The Masseys participated in Troop 271's week-long canoe trip down the Pecos River in July Russell and Justin Eccleston's canoe, the Titanic, is still awaiting repairs. Now at home, Russell plans to rest for a few days before plunging into preparations for organizing a new year's OA activities, while John is making preparations for his Eagle Scout service project. Russell and John, who began their scouting careers as Wolf Cubs, would like to hear from any boys or adults who may be interested in scouting. They may be reached at 775-1884.

When asked about their plans for next summer, the Masseys mentioned the possibility of a cruise to the Bahamas, out of the Boy Scouts of America Florida Sea Base, or perhaps a canoe trip in Canada. Of course, there is Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico where Russell could possible renew his acquaintancce with the bear that he met there last year then there are such possibilities as the Maine High Adventure areas Looks as though they may be busy next summer, too. Public Records NEW CARS Gladys Buscher (Brackett. ville), 1986 Chevrolet four door, Howard Chevrolet William D. Fritsch, 1986 Chevrolet suburban, Howard Chevrolet Giro E.

M. Villarreal, 1986 Chevrolet four door, Howard Chevrolet Eleno G. Marquez (Sanderson), 1986 Chevrolet pickup, Howard Chevrolet Dennis R. Campbell, 1986 Oldsmobile two door, Lakeway Buick Eloy B. Rebecca A.

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it Celestina P. Gutierrez, 1986 Ford pickup, Graf Barton Ford DIVORCES Maria F. Armfield and John David Armfield, Aug. 28 Jo Esmeralda Cervantez and Pedro C. Cervantez Aug.

28 Mark Ridgeway Simmons and Judy Diane Simmons, Aug. 29 MARRIAGES George Edward Aubry and Mrs. Ann Wagoner Lumley, Aug. 28 Esteban Martinez and Karen Jeanne Keator, Aug. 23 Jose Mario Esquivel and Susana Galvan Bur a to, Aug.

23 Kevin Bruce Kieser and Melanie Deann Christopher, Aug. 16 Eric D. Macio and Mary Sammons, Aug. 29 Jose Rene Montez Jr. and Mrs.

Margarita R. Gonzalez, Aug. 28 James Roy O'Bryant and Mrs. Frances Marcom Lester, Aug. 22 Albert M.

Maxwell Jr. and Mary Lisebeth Williams, Aug. 28 Luis Eduardo Valladares and Lourdes Martinez Guardia, Sept. 2 Rafael Soto and Thelma Tovar, Aug. 29 Manuel Mendoza and Maria Juanita Mojica, Aug.

30 Ricardo Rodriguez and Virginia Ann Sanchez, Aug. 30 Henry Benivamondez and Maria Luisa Ruvalcaba Hernandez, Sept. 2 Emilia Escobedo III and Ana Maria Esquivel, Sept, 2 Manuel Maestas and Rebecca Sifuentez, Aug. 30 Oscar Rios Coroaado and Mrs, Cristina Ramirez, Sept. 3 Juan ft.

Treutel and Vickie Buth, Aug. 30 Arnulfo Castillo and Irma Rosario Trevino, Aug. 30 Robert AUen Pontioui and Lucia Pavtta Porotaguei, Sept, Arturo Soriano Antonio Villarreal Scholarships awarded Arturo Soriano and Antonio Villarreal, both of Del Rio and fourth quarter Combination Welding students at Texas State Technical Institute (TSTI) in Waco, have each received a scholarshop in the amount of $250 from the Alcoa Foundation. Arturo is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Juan Soriano and Villarreal is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Villarreal. Both men are 1985 graduates of Del Rio High School. To be considered for the scholarship, the applicants must have been in the upper one-third of their class.

They were judged by program faculty members on their leadership, conduct, attendance, participation in program activities and recommendations from faculty members. (Del News-Herald), Wednesday, Sept, 10, Inservice presented Seventeen Brackett Independent School District teachers reported for a two-day voluntary Superintendent Bob McCall answers a question on effective teaching through the planning of a lesson during last week's voluntary inser- vice training for Brackett teachers. inservice given by Superintendent Bob McCall prior to the first day of school. McCall's instruction dealt with good lesson planning. Material was provided by the Texas Education Agency and is the result of several years of research by the agency into how the good teacher reached students.

Implementing every step in the" lesson cycle is a crucial part in the agency's reform and imf provement of the quality education provided across the state of Texas. Teachers across the state will be evaluated by the same ment material for the first time this year. Teacher appraisers will be looking for elements of McCall's instructions when observing teachers in the Brackett District. Dorothy Oliver, Oleta Townsend, Dora Javens and Janelle Seene go over notes presented during voluntary inservice at Brackett Schools on effective lesson planning. American Heart Association GET YOUR GAME TICKET TODAY! Fnler the most exciting event of the season; H-E-B's spectacular Fiesta Game with over 195.500 winners.

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