Volume_28_2006

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Itasca, Texas 76055 Vol. 2006 Issue #28 July 14, 2006
Gropp Honored for Outstanding City Management
Reporters Devin Corbitt & Megan Goff
City administrator Mark Gropp recently earned the prestigious, nation-wide Strathmore’s Who’s Who award. Receiving the
award was a pleasant surprise for Gropp.
"I didn’t do this on my own," Gropp said, referring to the Itasca residents.
City Hall first discovered that Gropp had been anonymously nominated for the award when they received a letter in the mail and
then a 30-45 minute phone call in which Gropp was interviewed.
When Gropp received the plaque, which read, "Acceptance is limited to individuals who have demonstrated leadership and achievement in their
occupation, industry or profession" he also received a letter that explained that the award was not given to just anyone. Continued on page 3.
Teal Family Headstone Set
Photos by Carl Sweeny – Information from Issue #8 story.
In February, Carl Sweeny did a story on John Teal, one of the colorful characters of Itasca’s history. Teal was born on
March 12, 1876 in Covington. His family moved to Itasca in 1888 and when John was twelve years old, he went to work as a
shoeshine boy and handy man in the Tom Vancleave barbershop. For over 77 years, he worked at a variety of jobs, touching
many lives in the Itasca community.
Continued on page 3.
7th Annual Chamber of Commerce Barbecue Cook-Off Big Success
28 Cookers Compete for Taste Titles
Ronnie Wade, head cook of the Blazen BBQ team, earned the Grand Champion title of the 7th Annual Itasca
Chamber of Commerce BBQ Cook-Off. He was first in brisket and pork spare ribs, 8th in chicken and 6th in the
beans category.
Itascans have decided that if the city needs rain, schedule a community event for the weekend. That was the case
in June as the clouds opened up on both the Juneteenth Celebration and the 7th Annual Chamber of Commerce
Cook Off. The rain was needed and it did not dampen the spirits and enthusiasm of the participants of either
event.
Twenty-eight cookers were on hand to compete for the blue ribbon and prize money in four categories: brisket, pork spare ribs, chicken and beans.
Continued on page 4.
Itasca Post Office Schedules Special Stamp Cancellation for DC Comics Edition
Press Release
On July 21, the Itasca Post Office will have a special cancellation for DC Comics. The event will run from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The stamps will
display 10 comic book heroes.
The post office will give stickers of the comic book heroes to visiting children and they will have the opportunity to win 2 movie tickets to see
"Superman Returns."
Everyone is invited to come buy a sheet of stamps to mail letters and cards to friends and family and to buy an extra sheet to keep as a future
collectable.
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Community News
Churches of Itasca
Bethlehem Missionary Baptist W. Spurgeon 687-2800
Central Baptist Church 401 E. Monroe 687-2343
Church of Christ 200 N. Aquilla 687-2774
First Baptist Church 107 S. Lamar 687-2783
First Presbyterian Church 106 N. Lamar 687-2243
First United Methodist Main & King St. 687-2475
Loveview Baptist Church FM 2959 East of I-35
Second Baptist Church 20 W. Marrion 687-2224
Shiloh Community Church 254-582-0487
St. John Missionary Baptist 506 S. Weaver 687-2821
3rd Day Worship Center 107 E. Adams 214 564-2185
Itasca Nursing Home Sunday - 10:00 a.m.
Everyone Welcome Monday Evening 6:00 p.m.
Come Join Us!
Come pray with us. A prayer box is available for your request. If you can’t stay, we’ll pray for you.
Central Baptist Church, Itasca
Prayer Service
Every Wednesday – 12:05 -1:00 p.m.
Anyone who would like to see God move in our community! Questions call 254-582-8908 (Beverly)
If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will
forgive their sin and will heal their land. Now my eyes will be open and my ears attentive to the prayers offered in this place. I have chosen and consecrated this temple
so that my name may be there forever. My eyes and my heart will always be there.
2 Chronicles 7:14-16
Presbyterian Church Game Night
3rd Tuesday month 6:00 p.m.
Everyone invited!
Bring a finger-food and a favorite game or just come and enjoy the food and fellowship!
We know that God created man from the ground
What kind of soil are you? Mark 4: 1-9, 13-20
Are you the wayside soil: soil that has never been cultivated, packed, and the seeds have fallen and the birds have eaten them without you even knowing that they
were there?
Are you the stony places: where the seeds sprang up; but wilted in the heat of the day, because of the shallow soil they had no root?
Are you the soil of thorns: where the cares of the world have choked out God’s seed?
Are you the good soil: where the word of God has grown and prospered?
Whatever the soil, won’t you join us for worship at the
CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 N. Aquilla Itasca.
Where one helps clear the ground, one sows, another waters, and God gives the increase. We strengthen and edify one another. 1 Cor. 3: 17-19
June Police Report
6-20 – Robbery investigation – Exit 8 rest area
6-20 – Theft of property report – FM 67 @ Main St.
6-20 – Vehicle rollover – Hwy 81 south of FM 2959
6-20 – Request to deliver emergency message
6-21 – Traffic stop – Vehicle impounded – 4 arrest - Over $22,900 confiscated – I-35W northbound mm 8
6-21 – Animal complaint – Snake in building – 1500 blk. S. Files St.
6-23 – Juvenile curfew violation – 100 blk. N. College St.
6-23 – Traffic stop – Vehicle impounded – No DL - No Insurance – FM 934 & I-35 W
6-23 - Traffic stop – Vehicle impounded – No DL - No Insurance – I-35 W northbound mm 7
6-24 - Traffic stop – No valid DL – DWLI arrest – I-35 W southbound mm 8
6-24 - Traffic stop – 98 mph/70mph – Arrest for false identification/drivers licenses – I-35 W northbound mm 7
6-24 – One vehicle accident – No injuries – I-35W northbound mm 7
6-25 – Suspicious person – 1200 blk. E. Main St.
6-25 – Assisted DPS with accident – I-35 W mm 4
6-25 – Domestic disturbance – 500 blk. K Lane
6-25 – Assault disturbance – 300 blk. E. Marrion St.
6-25 – Assisted state Trooper with major accident – Hwy 66 – DWI arrest made
6-26 – Verbal disturbance – 300 blk. S. Wall St.
6-27 – Animal complaint – Loose livestock (horses) on I-35W southbound mm 12
6-27 – Animal complaint – loose dog – 800 blk. Weave St.
6-27 – Criminal mischief report – 100 blk. E. North St.
6-27 – Domestic disturbance – 900 blk. Mill St.
6-27 – Open door on public building – 200 blk. N. Files St.
Itasca ISD School Board Meeting
2nd Monday of Month 7:00 p.m.
IISD Superintendent's Office 123 N. College St.
All interested persons are welcomed!
Itasca City Council Meeting
3rd Monday of the Month 6:00 p.m.
Municipal Court Building 136 N. Hill St.
All interested persons are welcomed!
Itasca Vol. Fire Department Meetings
2nd Monday of Month Business Meeting - 7:00 p.m.
3rd Monday of Month Fire Training - 7:00 p.m.
Fire Station Downtown Itasca
All interested persons are welcomed!
Itasca Zoning Committee Meeting
2nd Monday of Month 5:30 p.m.
Municipal Court Building 136 N. Hill St.
All interested persons are welcomed!
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Itasca’s City Manager Honored
Continued from page 1.
Gropp’s name is recorded forever in Strathmore’s Who’s Who. The book, which is kept in the White House library, includes only 60,000 names in
each edition of the book; only 11 of these names are city administrators.
Gropp was appointed to the position of city administrator in March 2003. His job is to oversee the needs of the City by advising the heads of the
various departments. In short, he makes sure the town is running smoothly and that everyone has water every day and that everyone is doing their
jobs correctly.
One of the City Manager’s short-term goals is to finish repairing Itasca’s roads. Since there was not enough money to finish the job last year, Gropp
hopes to finish it this year. The main long-term goal for Itasca is to attract more businesses to the town.
"A grocery store would be nice," Gropp said, "but that is going to take a while."
Since becoming city administrator of Itasca three years ago, Gropp has received numerous awards from various organizations including the Itasca
Chamber of Commerce and the Cinco de Mayo Committee.
Teal Headstone
Continued from page 1.
John Teal, his wife and parents were all buried at the Itasca Cemetery, but none of them had a headstone to mark their
graves.
Shortly after the article appeared in the PPP, a number of citizens and former residents contacted Carl Sweeny with the
idea and money to purchase a headstone.
Last month Sweeny laid the foundation (pictured above) for the stone and on Monday, July 10, 2006, the stone was set into
place. Not only is the stone a tribute to Mr. Teal and his family; it says a lot about the hearts of the people of Itasca.
PACES Students Visit East Texas Baptist University
Submitted by Nichole Channon- Photo by Patty Miller
A few weeks before high school was over for seniors Crystal Burns, Michael Diggs, Henry Charles, Luis
Castellanos, Cassie Dominguez, Markeisha Marshall and Nichole Channon they were given the opportunity to
look into college life. Dana Robinson of the PACES program arranged the trip to East Texas Baptist
University in Marshall, Texas.
The PACES program is designed to work with students to help them investigate alternatives that are available
after graduation and in some cases to help them find the necessary resources to take advantage of the
opportunities.
Sophomore Ashley Villarreal also accompanied the group on the four-hour bus trip. The group was
chaperoned by Itasca ISD director of transportation and their bus driver Patty Miller
Vote for
"Don’t Mess with Texas"
For the last three years, New York City has celebrated Advertising Week (September 25-29) by inducting well-known
icons and slogans into the Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame.
This year Texas’ slogan is nominated alongside 25 other well-known slogans such as "Have It Your Way" – Burger King,
"Raising the Bar" – Cingular and "Good to the Last Drop" – Maxwell House.
Two icons and two slogans will join the Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame. To vote for Texas’ slogan go to www.votedmwt.com and vote.
The contest ends on September 28. You can only vote once per computer, so vote at home and at work. (Explain to your boss & get him to vote also.)
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7th Annual Chamber of Commerce Cook Off
Continued from page 1
The number of entries was up from last year’s twenty cookers. Over the last several years the Itasca Cook Off has become a regular part of the
itinerary for many of the cook off enthusiasts, They look forward to seeing many of the townspeople that help put together this yearly event and the
other regular participants .
The delicious barbeque luncheon held in the Rotary Room was well attended. A record number of 270+ plates and over 60 pounds of barbequed
brisket were sold. Many Rotarians were on hand to help the Chamber members with the luncheon. Carol Alley headed up the luncheon crew and
added her special West Texas hominy dish to the menu.
There were a number of local vendors on hand selling a variety of wares. One of the most popular areas was the "Wine Tasting Table" provided by
Michael and Nanette Cox of Wild Vine Wines. They displayed their award winning wines: silver medalist bottles of Strawberry Riesling and
Cabernet Sauvignon. In display was also a bottle of Tropical Riesling that proudly displayed its gold medal.
Petitions are being circulated for a local option election that would allow the sale of wine (only wine) on the premises of the holder of a winery permit.
Cox has purchased eight acres on HCR 4421 for the purpose of opening a winery and planting a vineyard.
Bob Wilson, Chamber of Commerce ex-officio and Chamber President Lance Meinzer kept the event running smoothly and the Boy Scouts were on
hand to keep the area clean and organized. The event was sanctioned by International Barbecue Cookers Association (IBCA) and was under the eye
of Head Judge Lynn Shivers. See page 5 for more Cook Off pictures.
Brisket winners – 1st - Ronnie Wade, 2nd – Dale Baughman, 3rd kneeling Terry Blount, 4th Gary Cole, 5th Robert Waters.
Pork Spare Ribs winners – 1st - Ronnie Wade, 2nd – kneeling Terry Blount, 3rd kneeling Jerry Bethell, 4th – Warren Garner, 5th - Gary Cole.
Chicken winners – 1st – Bobby Sanders, 2nd Randy DeVries, 3rd – Jack Huff, 4th Gary Cole, 5th – Steve Chupp
Beans winners – 1st – Chris Gosdin, 2nd Jeff Shivers, 3rd – Gary Cole
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Chamber of Commerce Barbeque Cook Off
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2005-2006 Junior High Sports’ Awards
Girls’ Track
Boys’ Basketball
7th – Jasmine Guy – 8th – Megan Goff
7th - Jacoby Mozon – 8th - Tevin Mayberry
Football
Girls’ Basketball
7th – Chris Carlson – 8th – Desmond Guy
7th – Jasmine Guy – 8th – Mary Maddox (missing)
Boys’ Track
Cross Country
7th – Phillip Thomas
8th – Ryan Crouch & Corey Martinez
Keyre Ortiz & Juan Flores
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Middle School 6th Six Weeks
"A" Honor Roll
5th Grade - David Corbitt, Rebecca Durham, Michelle Ignacz, Michael Macias, Jessica Zint
6th Grade- Kenneth Clary, Breanna DeSpain, Hannah Johnson, Rebecca Maul
7th Grade- Jasmine Guy, BJ Jackson, Keyre Ortiz, Nancy Reyes, Robert Slotvig, Philip Thomas
8th Grade - Devin Corbitt, John Crouch, Ashley Durham, Megan Goff
6th Six Weeks "A-B" Honor Roll
5th Grade - Emily Bayse, Brittany Bourland, Coleby Coleman, Trinton Crawford, Christian Cruz, James Hanes, Marcos Martinez-Rico, Emilee
Nalley, Megan Odom, Tyler Odom, Brittany Reid, Belinda Reyes, Jordon Sizemore, Oscar Soto, Da’jae Wells
6th Grade - Monica Anderson, Courtney Conway, Stephanie Ignacz, Jessica Johnston, Lories Mayberry, Daniel Odom, Emily Offutt, Taylor Patton,
Netty Payne, Reyna Ramirez, Erin Rinehart, Alex Solis, Daniel Whitlock, Maria Zuniga
7th Grade - Lavarius Ashford, Rebecca Brown, Hali Carranza, Rebecca Cisneros, Chan’tira Diggs, Cody Dominick, Ivan Gomez, Christina Manasco,
Jack Panting, Autumn Pelham, Jose Ramirez, Cody Read, Colton Sullins
8th Grade - Conally Baskett, Deanna Davidson, Desmond Guy, Marsha Guy, Cherri Lloyd, Mary Maddox, Brandy Massey, Eva Mayberry, Cody
Reece, Katelyn Seaman, Cierra Thompson, Rosendo Zavala, Justin Zint
High School 6th Six Weeks
"A" Honor Roll
9th Grade - Chelsea Rodriguez, Maria Worth
10th Grade - Eun Bin Chang, Nicole Kelley, Nick Worth
11th Grade - Rachel Anderson, Johanna Diaz, Candice Kowalski, Anita Ponce
12th Grade - Krista Billingsley, Brittany DeSpain, Caleb Mayberry, Serena Nettles, Shawna Pratt
6th Six weeks "A-B" Honor Roll
9th Grade - Pilar Baskett, Courtney Heath, Margrett Littlejohn, Susie May, Vidi Reyes, Adrian Solis, Kendra Webb
10th Grade - Tim Baker, Terrey Brumbalow, Ashlee Carranza, John Ellis, Valerie Farquhar, Esteban Gonzalez, Jamie Hanes, Tralyn Harden, Josh
Huff, Zach Johnson, Jake Key, Laura Librado, Rikki Mason, Kristin Rivera, Edgar Soto, Ashley Villarreal, Clayton Wienecke, Colton Yarbro
11th Grade - Autumn Bennett, Stephanie Campbell, Marco Filio, Bonnie Graham, Bianca Heath, Victoria Jimenez, Gabby Rivera, Ashley Swilley
12th - Rachel Box, Sheree Burch, Nichole Channon, John Hamilton, Chelsea Henderson, Patricia Jimenez, Ruben Littlejohn, Danitra Marshall,
Cayce Mitchell, LB Mosely, Tatum Rutherford, Alisha Slotvig
Letter to Editor
Dear Barbara, As you know, some of the 1940’s era I H S graduating classes are going to be involved in a joint meeting of some of these long-ago
graduates for the November 10, 2006 Homecoming.
Now, as I have been trying to run down information on my Class of 1941, it is no surprise that many of the 48 members of my class are deceased.
Indeed, twelve of them were deceased in 1991 when we had our Fiftieth Class Reunion!
I am going to provide the names of all of my classmates who I know nothing about today and request you to run these names in the Paw Print Press—
in case anyone who reads this fine publication knows anything about any of these individuals. I would like to know whether each of these individuals
is still alive.
Inasmuch as there are quite a few of them you may want or need to space them out over several issues of the paper. That is your call. If you will,
please handle this request in whatever way you deem best. And, if this is too much to expect, that will be most understandable—and, indeed, I expect
very little helpful response. We are all so old! Faries McDaniel
5662 Oak Blvd., Austin, TX 78735
faries@austin.rr.com
Home Phone (512) 892-9464
These are the known city addresses in 1991.
Ruth Bailey Bresette (Santa Fe, N.M.)
Helen Bradley
Frances Burgess
John Chandler (Burleson, TX)
James Collins (San Antonio, TX)
Thomas Curry
James Davis (Napa, CA)
Warren Davis (Jefferson, TX)
James Duck (Ft. Worth, TX)
Frances Jenkins Fournier (Ft. Worth, TX)
Ruth Jordan Gillispie (Waxahachie, TX)
Helen Haws Harcrow (Buffalo, TX)
Laverne Hill
Natha Hooper
Juanda Lee
Warren Lytle
Frances Burgess Maerki San Antonio, TX
Willie May Turner McDuff Ft. Worth, TX
Continued on page 8.
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Class of 1941 Needs Information
Continued from page 7
Lillian Huffman Regnart (Fresno, CA)
Leila Pitts
Ruby Martin Salmon (Ft. Worth, TX)
Claris Sawyer (Wichita Falls, TX)
Helen Huffman Seelke (Rockdale, TX)
Anne Williams Simpson (Harlingen, TX)
Charles Snyder (Waco, TX)
Donna Speegle
Ray Willis (Austin, TX)
Molly Wilson
Sylvia Yoakum
Garage & Yard Sale Permits
All garage and yard sales must have a city permit. The cost is $4.00 for each yard/garage sale and you are only allowed to have four sales per year per
address. Each sale must have a separate permit paid for and displayed before opening for business.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Itasca is applying for a grant to improve the wastewater system. Nancy Weaver is the surveyor for the city to collect information to
support the grant application. Ms. Weaver will be going door to door beginning Friday, July 14, 2006 to determine the number of persons living in
each residence and documenting the number of household that have low-to-moderate incomes. All information gathered will be held in confidence.
Your cooperation in completing the surveys is appreciated.
Public Notice
The emergency siren will be tested on the last Friday of every month between the hours of 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. When the siren is tested, you will
hear four short blasts from the siren. We have four locations in the city from which to activate the siren and we have to check them all.
In the event of an emergency, (severe weather, natural disaster or catastrophic event) the siren will be sounded continuously.
If you hear the siren being sounded continuously, seek shelter and turn on your television and radio for further information.
Support Itasca Elementary by Saving General Mills Box Tops 4 Education
Please continue to save your box tops. The school has raised over $800 with your help.
Recent Death
Swofford, Sarah Pauline – Sarah Pauline Swofford, 89, of Itasca, died June 29, 2006, at a Fort Worth Hospital.
She was born October 29, 1916 in Cleburne, Texas to Howard and Dora Bell Booth Pidcock. Pauline was a loving, kind, gentle person who always
thought of others first.
She is survived by her loving husband of 70 years, Buck Swofford of Itasca; two sons, Kenneth and Roger Swofford, both of Mansfield; 4
grandchildren; 1 great grandchild and two sisters, Nita Hight of Hillsboro and Billie Pope of Kaufman.
Services were held July 1, 2006 at Central Baptist Church in Itasca under the direction of Clayton Kay-Vaughan Funeral Home with burial at the
Itasca Cemetery.
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817-602-4200
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REWARD – Lost Dog
Lost Black Labrador Retriever answers to the name of Sam. Last seen on June 28, 2006. If you have any information please call
Joe Crumpacker at 972 493-3662.
Wampus Cat Football Camp
July 24, 25 & 26
Incoming 7th, 8th, & 9th Graders
$20 each (includes free t-shirt)
Bring money first day of camp
Lil’ Cat Cheer Camp
The Itasca Varsity Cheerleaders will hold their Lil' Cat Cheer Camp Monday, July 17 through Wednesday, July 19.
The camp is open for children ages 3 through 6th grade and is $25 for all ages.
The registration deadline has been extended and walk-ins are welcome. You may pick up registration forms at Jimmy's, Dollar General, and Janet's
Beauty Barn.
Hope to see you there. Go Cats! Itasca Varsity Cheerleaders
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IISD May Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees of the Itasca Independent School District met in regular session on Monday, May 8, 2006 in the Itasca ISD Administration
Building at 7:00 p.m. Present were President Marquita Lloyd, Secretary Claude Garrett, Rex Jean and Donny Faries. Absent were Vice President
Paula Solis, Nancy Bowman and Kevin Lightsey.
Administration present were Dr. E. Ray Freeman, Superintendent, Glenn Pittman, High School Principal, Barry Durham, Middle School Principal,
Karon Farquhar, Elementary Principal and Norma Merkel, Secretary.
Motions were made and passed unanimously to approve minutes from the April meeting, bills and the financial report.
President Lloyd welcomed visitors Susan Bason, Jeff Slotvig and Julie Slotvig.
A motion was made by Claude Garrett, seconded by Donny Faries, to approve the fourth 2005-06 budget amendment. Motion carried. Vote:
Unanimous.
A motion was made by Rex Jean, seconded by Claude Garrett, to approve the Itasca ISD Wellness Plan. Motion carried. Vote: Unanimous.
A motion was made by Donny Faries, seconded by Claude Garrett, to change the meeting time to 6:30 p.m. on May 16. Motion carried. Vote:
Unanimous
The board retired to executive session at 7:22 p.m. Upon returning from executive session at 7:29 p.m., motion was made by Rex Jean, seconded by
Claude Garrett, to accept the resignations of Peggy DeSpain and Brandon Greenhaw. The board wished the best for both. Motion carried. Vote:
Unanimous
There being no further business, motion was made by Rex Jean, seconded by Claude Garrett to adjourn the meeting at 7:30 p.m.
IISD May 16 Called Meeting
The Board of Trustees of the Itasca Independent School District met in called session on Tuesday, May 16, 2006, in the Itasca ISD Administration
Building at 6:30 p.m.., President Marquita Lloyd presiding.
Board members present were: Marquita Lloyd, Claude Garrett, Rex Jean, Kevin Lightsey, Donny Faries and Nancy Bowman. Paula Solis was
absent. Administration present were Dr. E. Ray Freeman and Norma Merkel. Visitor present was Susan Bason.
The meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. by the President, Marquita Lloyd. Motion was made by Nancy Bowman, seconded by Kevin Lightsey, to
accept the election results for the Itasca ISD General election held on May 13, 2006. Incumbent Rex Jean was re-elected to the board for a full term.
Susan Bason was elected for a full term.
Votes received by each candidate are as follows:
Burney Baskett 35 Felicia Coleman 44
Paula Solis 70 Rex Jean 74
Laura Burt 36 Susan Bason 109
Motion carried. Vote: Unanimous. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 6:35 p.m.
LOST
Last seen Tuesday, July 4 on FM 66 near the Presbyterian Children's Home. Small (terrier size) golden colored dog. Older
dog, answers to Pippin. If seen, please call 254-687-2302.
"I Need You"
Press Release
This puppy was rescued by the Hillsboro Police Dept. Animal Control in a car with the windows up. Her brother was
not so lucky and died from the heat exposure. She as taken to the vet and was given fluids and seems in good shape.
Someone is needed to foster this little girl until we find out if she can be adopted. She is eating well and likes to play.
She does need to be kept in a cool place where she can rest and not get hot again. She has been through so much. If you
can open your home and your heart to help this little angel, please call Lana Crow at 582 8902.
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**Electric air compressor and paint gun $50.00 for 4 hours (not counting travel time)
**Riding Lawn Mower $50.00 for 4 hours
**Electric or gas weed eater $25.00 for 4 hours
**50 ft. sewer tape for unstopping a sewer. $25.00 for 4 hours
See at 105 Beard, Harry Ellis
Page 10 July 14, 2006 Paw Print Press
Cinco de Mayo Committee Presents $6,750 in Scholarship
In May 2006, the Cinco de Mayo Scholarship Committee celebrated its 16th year of raising money and
helping to fund the education of deserving IHS graduates. This year ten students shared in $6,750. Cinco
de Mayo Queen Rita Garza and Princes Angelina Botello (pictured left front) assisted Scholarship
Chairman James Bouldin with the presentations.
Receiving scholarships were (left to right - front row) Sheree Burch, Chelsea Henderson, Shawna Pratt,
Nicole Johnson and LaKishia Mayberry.
Back row (left to right) Caleb Mayberry, Bouldin, Ashley Johnson, Magen Middleton, Danitra Marshall,
and Jose Soto.
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