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Texas’ largest pinball/ tournaments, games for sale and we gameroom show, the Texas Pinball had a great show. Festival, was held in the Holiday “To me, pinball is a real Inn Select DFW over the Halloween physical game. A video game is an weekend, Oct. 28-30. image drawn on a screen by a Participants paid a weekend fee computer. If you take the same or a daily fee to play as many of the sequence of steps in a video game, more than 100 pinball machines, you get the same results every time, arcade games and slot machines as because it is preprogrammed. With they wished. Gottlieb/Premier game a pinball machine, the ball is designers, John Osbourne and John random. The ball moves according Buras, discussed pinball history to gravity and how good you are with participants on Saturday. The with the flippers. Every game is event also included an outdoor different in pinball; you can’t repeat coin-op swap meet, a variety of the same game twice. That is why tournaments, costume contests and pinball appeals to me and I think vendors. that is the appeal for other people,” Event coordinator, Bob Mr. Herbinson said. Herbinson, pioneered the Texas Paul McKinney of Cedar Hill Pinball Festival four years ago. maintains a private collection of “This years’ Texas Pinball pinball machines. Festival was bigger and better than “The fascination that I have ever,” Mr. Herbinson said. The with pinball is that it combines a festival had about 100 machines. couple of things. It combines Since we ended up presenting the electrical engineering, mechanical festival the last weekend in October, engineering, but more importantly Ghouls, goblins, and creatures of every description take a brake from the excitement of MacArthur we took a Halloween theme. We had it takes those concepts and Baptist Church’s Fall Festival, which included karaoke and two stories of free games. a kids and an adults Halloween combines them with art,” Mr. costume contest. There were some McKinney said. really creative adult Halloween “I collect various pinball costumes. The contest had two machines. I try to end up with a categories – general costumes, and couple from almost every LocalLocal BuffaloBuffalo WildWild WingsWings hostshosts finalsfinals ofof pinball characters or pinball related manufacturer throughout the costumes. We had lots of See PINBALL, Page 5 BBlazinlazin’’’ ®® WingWing CompetitionCompetition forfor charitycharity Over the past month area wing “Because this has been a so hard for, a check to the North fanatics have been flocking to month long event, this is the final Texas Food Bank, with the support Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants to of all finals. Tonight we will get to of La’Roi Glover and the entire help raise money for the Tarrant present what we have been working See COMPETITORS, Page 10 Area and North Texas Food Banks. Every person who completed the restaurant’s Blazin’ Challenge at any of the eight events raised $50 each for the food banks. Winston Wells, Buffalo Wild Wings corporate regional manager, personally oversaw the Blazin’ Challenge Championship. “Buffalo Wild Wings really focuses on getting involved in Only the most serious of tournament players like Daniel Conkle and communities and in great causes,” Layton Gant (5) attempt the Donkey Kong Challenge. Mr. Wells said. “Partnering with La’Roi Glover and the North Texas Food Bank was a great way for us to give back. Every dollar that we Contents raise can provide up to six meals. Our ultimate goal for this Comics Page 18 competition is to raise $5,000 to give on behalf of Buffalo Wild Wings to Horseless Carriage Page 11 the North Texas Food Bank. We have opened up in Dallas pretty Obituaries Page 16 aggressively and not many people Pets Page 10 know what Buffalo Wild Wings is. We really, truly focus on the Have wings will watch football, Nick Cathcart speaks with La’Roi Puzzles Page 17 communities that we do business Glover after sacrificing his taste buds for an all expense paid trip to in. see the Cowboys play in New York. Page 2 November 3, 2005 www.irvingrambler.com The Irving Rambler Police & Fire Briefs Irving Police warn to beware of a new credit card scam. 12460 your card has been flagged for an Number. The caller then gives the victim a 6- just needed to verify that the card has not unusual purchase pattern, and I’m calling to digit number. “Do you need me to read it been lost or stolen, and that you still have verify. This would be on your VISA card, again?” your card. Do you have any other questions?” which was issued by (name of bank). Did Note, the callers do not ask for your card After you say “No”, the caller then thanks you purchase an Anti-Telemarketing Device number; THEY already have it. By you and states, “Don’t hesitate to call back for $497.99 from a Marketing company based understanding how the VISA & MasterCard if you do”, and hangs up. in Arizona?” Telephone Credit Card Scam works, you’ll You actually say very little, and they When you say “No”, the caller continues be better prepared to protect yourself. never ask for or tell you the Card with, “Then we will be issuing a credit to Here’s the IMPORTANT part on how the number. What the scammers want is the 3- your account. This is a company we have scam works. The caller says, “I need to verify digit PIN number on the back of the card. been watching and the charges range from you are in possession of your card.” Don’t give it to them. Instead, tell them you’ll $297 to $497, just under the $500 purchase He’ll ask you to “turn your card over call VISA or MasterCard directly for pattern that flags most cards. Before your and look for some numbers”. There are 7 verification of their conversation. Victims are receiving calls from persons next statement, the credit will be sent to (gives numbers; the first 4 are part of your card Never give out any personal or financial identifying themselves as credit card you your address), is that correct?” You say number, the next 3 are the security Numbers’ information to anyone that contacts you by company representatives like Visa, “yes”. The caller continues - “I will be starting that verify you are the possessor of the card. phone or email. In order to verify what a caller MasterCard, etc. a Fraud investigation. These are the numbers you sometimes is saying, you should contact the security One version of the scam is as follows: “If you have any questions, you should use to make Internet purchases to prove you department of the credit card or financial Person calling says, “This is (name), and I’m call the 1- 800 number listed on the back of have the card. The caller will ask you to read institution yourself. Scammers are extremely calling from the Security and Fraud your card (1-800-VISA) and ask for the 3 numbers to him. After you tell the caller good at what they do, which is making you Department at VISA. My Badge Number is Security. You will need to refer to this Control the 3 numbers, he’ll say, “That is correct, I believe that they are credible. REPORTS

Aggravated Assault: 10-28-05 12:45 p.m. Robbery: 10-30-05 7:30 a.m. Adult male Irving Fire Department activity summary Several suspects were in the old abandoned complainant says he was driving his 2002 hospital building at 1711 W. Irving Blvd, when Ford Focus N.B on Loop 12, around Shady Oct 26 - Nov. 1 a fight broke out. One of the suspects hit the Grove, when a 4dr white Ford Crown Vic with adult male complainant in the head with a dark tint windows pulled up next to him and Irving Fire Department responded to 343 incidents hammer. Officers received info on a suspect motioned for him to pull over. He says he vehicle leaving the scene. Officers stopped thought it was the police, so he pulled The Fire incidents Medical calls the vehicle leaving the scene, arresting the over. One of the two adult male suspects 110 Miscellaneous Fire and Rescue Calls 32 Major Accidents driver on several outstanding warrants and approached him and asked for his drivers 6 Structure Fires 78 Major Medical Inv. of Aggravated Assault. The adult male license and insurance info and then hit him 2 Special Operations 20 Heart Attacks complainant was admitted to PMH with a in the side of the head and pulled him out of 6 Vehicle Fires 37 Difficulty Breathing fractured skull. the car. The suspect took his car and drove 43 Trauma Related Comments: away with suspect 2 following. 10-27 Two alarm fire at 6016 Riverside Dr. 9 CPR Situations 10-28 Structure fire contained by first alarm company. Robbery: 10-28-05 7:35 p.m. A female was in 10-29 Special Ops. consisted of a elevator rescue. the parking lot of the Kroger, 2201 W. Sexual Assault: 10-31-05 2:00 p.m. A 14 year 11-01 Structure fire contained by first arriving companies. Comments: Grauwyler. A suspect in a pick-up drove by, old victim reported that she had been sexually hit her shoulder with the side mirror of the assaulted by a known adult suspect earlier Shooting: 10-27-05 3:05 a.m. Officers were pulled a gun out and fired 3 rounds at the vehicle and pulled her purse off of her that morning. CID was notified. dispatched to a shooting at 2000 E. Irving complainant. The suspect got into his vehicle shoulder. Blvd. The complainant was standing outside and fired several more rounds as he left. The Train/Pedestrian Accident: 10-31-05 4:30 by the Waffle House entrance looking at a complainant was hit once in the right leg, the Robbery: 10-28-05 11:10 p.m. The p.m. Officers were dispatched to 201 Rock vehicle. The suspect, who owned the vehicle, injury was not life threatening. ID was complainant was at Freeman Elementary Island in reference to a man hit by a train. confronted the complainant and an argument notified and they responded to the scene. where she is a night janitor. She left the The male pedestrian was apparently struck ensued. The suspect went to his vehicle and building and was approached a male who by the train while on the platform and was hiding behind her vehicle. The suspect received class “A” injuries. The accident was demanded money from the complainant and worked by Dart officers. grabbed her by the neck. The suspect then walked the complainant back into the school Pursuit: 11-02-05 1:37 a.m. Officers where another night janitor was working. The attempted to stop a vehicle at Northgate and suspect forced both complainants to the Cheyenne, for investigation of driving while center of a room and demanded money from intoxicated. The driver of the vehicle fled, both of them. The suspect then went through continuing westbound on Northgate and the complainant’s purse and took $10.00 and running a red light at Valley View. The driver fled the location on a bicycle. then went the wrong way south bound, in the north bound lanes. The driver pulled Robbery: 10-29-05 8:20 a.m. Wal-Mart abruptly into a gas station at the 3900 block parking lot, 4100 W. 183. Suspect drove by of Valley View. He was taken into custody adult female complainant and reached out of without incident. There were neither injuries suspect vehicle and grabbed her purse and nor property damage. continued to drive. Complainant tried to hold on to her purse, but fell to the ground and suspect took her purse and contents. Complainant received slight injury to her right arm. Adult male suspect was alone in suspect vehicle, described as a silver P/U truck, extended cab, with Texas plates.

Robbery: 10-29-05 11:30 a.m. A female was in the Target parking lot, 333 W. Airport Fry, when the same male from the previous robbery at Wal-Mart attempted to take her purse in the same manner. She notified security, who then notified police. Officers set up a perimeter and captured the suspect. Investigator Gentry is conducting the follow up investigation.

Robbery: 10-30-05 4:40 p.m. A 15 year old male was using his school issued Dell laptop computer at Haley Elementary. Two males approached him, then began kicking and punching him and took his computer.

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The Irving Downtown Association helps provide exposure and showcase Diane Mannon, a representative of the presented the Main Event Arts and Crafts some of the businesses that have been Downtown Association, indicated the Festival in Heritage Park on Oct. 29. here, some of them for well over 50 years. festival was a success. Costume contests, a variety of bands and This is one avenue of advertising that brings “This is an awesome festival,” Ms. dancers, vendors, petting zoo and a families out, not only from Irving but from Mannon said. “We have had a really good pumpkin walk added to the event’s allure. around the Dallas/Fort Worth area, to turnout all day. Main Event provides Councilman James Dickens served as come enjoy historic downtown. visitors with good vendors and the master of ceremonies for the event’s “It is a great festival. The weather is entertainment. We have arts and crafts, live entertainment. perfect. We also had a lot of talented food, and a few childrens games. We ran “As always, the Main Event is family musical groups that came out to sing and out of pumpkins this morning for the kids oriented, and that is the type of program provided a good draw for the festival,” pumpkin painting. It is a good day in we try to have, especially in the historic Mr. Dickens said. downtown Irving.” district,” Mr. Dickens said. “This event Chamber of Commerce Economic Updates The Omni Mandalay Hotel in Las Colinas is Library since the University of Dallas made Commercial Metals (NYSE:CMC), one of the highest ranked Texas hotel in Conde Nast the “short list” of finalists. Partners in the four Fortune 500 companies to choose Irving Traveler’s 2005 Readers’ Choice Awards. stadium site redevelopment include the for its global headquarters, has named Patterned after the exotic charm of a Burmese University of Dallas, Southwest Premier Russell B. Rinn to be president and CEO of city, the Omni Mandalay is an AAA Four- Properties and the City of Irving. its CMC Steel Group subsidiary. Rinn has Horsing around during the Main Event, Diamond hotel that provides all the been COO of the CMC Steel Group for two Nicole Langford (16) helps Anthony Joel contemporary amenities for business and SBC Communications (NYSE:SBC), has years. Commercial Metals makes and Moutio (18 months) ride a pony. leisure travelers alike. announced that the company will change its recycles steel and metal products around the name to AT&T following the two companies’ world. Irving civic leaders were in Los Angeles the merger in fourth quarter 2005. SBC is an active week of October 31st to present the proposed member of the Chamber with memberships in The Neiman Marcus Group Inc. has signed redevelopment plan of the 400-plus acre the Technology Leadership Council and a lease for 33,235 square feet of office space Texas Stadium site to a blue ribbon panel at Economic Development Investors. SBC was at 400 E. Royal Lane in the Dallas the Urban Land Institute’s national fall one of seven regional “Baby Bells” created Communications Complex. The lease renewal meeting. David Leininger, the City’s CFO, through the 1984 breakup of the AT&T. SBC includes a 15,000 square foot increase. The stated “there’s a lot of interest because it’s a has approximately 13,000 employees existing space will be remodeled as the well-known icon and people are interested throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, expanded floor space is being finished out. to know its future”. The group will use the and is the incumbent local exchange provider ULI event to kick off a marketing blitz for a portion of Irving. SBC provides voice, A Small Business Workshop is scheduled including an exhibit booth and first-time data, networking, e-business, directory for November 15th in Carpenter Hall of the showing of campaign pieces and website publishing and advertising services to homes Irving Arts Center, 3333 N. MacArthur debut. The proposal now includes the and businesses. Boulevard. There will be two sessions—one proposed George W. Bush Presidential at 8:15 a.m. and one at 1:45 p.m. Approximately 20 speakers from entities that offer free or low cost services essential to the success of businesses are scheduled to make presentations. Each presenter will be available for one-on-one meetings with attendees. Anyone wishing to attend this free seminar needs to contact the Chamber ([email protected], or 972-252-8484) to confirm attendance. TheThe IrvingIrving RamblerRambler (214)(214) 675-6493675-6493

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Congratulations RLT Band impromptu essay on a subject set by the Kevin Ting, violin, qualified for the High Cowdrey at 972-389-3850 to join in the The R. L. Turner Lion Marching Band Achievement Awards Advisory Committee. School String Orchestra. festivities on Nov. 9 at the annual Veterans performed at the Region 24 UIL Marching Over 2,300 students from 50 states, The The Region 24 high school all-region Assembly. Band competition and received a First District of Columbia, American schools orchestras are made up of high school Newman Smith High School would like Division/Superior rating. Congratulations, abroad, Canada, and the Virgin Islands orchestra students from the Carrollton- to invite all students who have served in the Lion Band on a job well done. participated in the highly competitive Farmers Branch, Denton, Frisco, Grapevine- armed forces to the 4th annual Veteran’s program. Colleyville, Lewisville and Plano school Assembly on Wed, Nov. 9 at 8:45 a.m. Lunch Newman Smith debate keeps on Additionally, the NCTE has awarded a districts. will be served and veterans will speak to winning Commendation to the Newman Smith High The All-Region Orchestra Clinic and classes. For more information, please call 972- Last weekend the Newman Smith High School English Department for its Concert will be hosted by the Creekview High 389-3800 or 972-270-0912 or email Mimi Gage School Debate team competed at the Summit contribution to the development of gifted School Orchestra Department on Dec. 9- at [email protected]. Mansfield Tournament and had another writers. 10. Rehearsals begin Friday night and The next district surplus auction will be good weekend. The students brought home Congratulations to Sharon Harris for her continue on Saturday, culminating in the All- Sat., Nov. 12 at the District Service seven more trophies, and several students work in developing students like Zhang and Region Orchestra Concert at 4:30 p.m. in the Center. Viewing is at 8:00 a.m. and auction is are closer to qualifying for the State Moy for NCTE competition. This marks the Creekview Auditorium. at 9:00 a.m. Check out the Purchasing championship Tournament. third consecutive year a Newman Smith Website for more information. student has won the prestigious NCTE Space Program for High School The annual “Winter Wonderland” Live Individual results are as follows: Award in Writing! Juniors and Silent Auction, sponsored by the Anim Haroon: third place in International Representative Linda Harper-Brown Creekview Chevals, is Sat., Nov. 12. Extemp and Lincoln Douglas Debate, Finalist announced the launch of this years’ High Admission to the auction is free. Dinner will In Original Oratory. Vivian Field Orchestra All-Region School Aerospace Scholars (HAS). Selected be catered by Abuelo’s Mexican Restaurant. Preston McGlothlin and Kelly Laustsen: Results students get to explore, discover and Dinner tickets may be purchased in advance Quarterfinals of Policy Debate. Two Vivian Field seventh graders made understand science and mathematics by for $8 from any Cheval or from Annie Hunt at Lauren Brown: Finals of International Extemp the Region 24 All-Region Orchestra from the completing ten Web-based assignments 972-394-9121. Emma Dawson: Finals of Student Congress 1,000 students that auditioned for the three during the school year. After completing the Nov. 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Bonnie Whetstone: third place in Lincoln orchestra groups. Sanio Dizdarevic is assignments, the students will travel to the Bernice Chatman Freeman Elementary will Douglas Debate eleventh chair in the viola, and Judas Johnson Space Center in the summer to use host the Second Annual Read Aloud Day. Betancourt is second alternate in the bass the skills learned to help investigate options Please contact Gayle Baar at Newman Smith writing award section of the Bach Orchestra. for sending humans to Mars. [email protected] if you would like to read a Congratulations to Newman Smith high favorite book. School students Ting Zhang and Hanna Way to Go, Elise To participate students must be: Calling all artists and craft people. Craft Moy. Newman Smith golfer Elise Raydo, a · A U.S. citizen Show vendors are wanted for the Dec. 3 craft The students are recipients of the 48th senior and the defending 10-5A girls’ · At least 16 years of age festival at Ted Polk Middle School. Money Annual National Council of Teachers of individual champion keeps on winning. Her · A Texas resident raised will go to support the C-FB ISD Art English (NCTE) Award in writing for 2005. record this year in the three tournaments is a · Currently in junior year of high school Guild. If you would like to participate, contact This prestigious national award is second place, and two first places. She · Interest in and an aptitude for math, Fran Bolte at the Fine Arts Office at 972-323- conferred annually by the NCTE in placed second at the Newman Smith hosted science, engineering, or computer science 5751 or Fred Lockwood at recognition of excellence in writing by high Michael Ebanks Memorial Tournament. She · Committed to a one-year relationship [email protected] for booth space school juniors. Winners demonstrate writing then shot 76 to win at Riverchase and an with JSC, including a designated six-day information or to reserve your space. ability in two forms: First, in a sample of their even par 72 to win at Plantation. residential experience during the summer R.L. Turner vs. Lake Highlands girls’ best writing, in any form or genre, drafted · Access to the Internet (home, school, basketball district game on Dec. 16 at R.L. and revised over time; and second, in an Doghouses for Sale or public library) and e-mail Turner has been moved to DeWitt Perry The Newman Smith Building Trades Middle School for all girls’ games (Ninth, Department is selling four custom-made High school juniors interested in Junior Varsity and Varsity). large doghouses. Each doghouse is $75. applying for the 2005-2006 program should ◊ ◊ Please contact Robert Martino at visit the Web at http:// coffee tea espresso [email protected] for more information. aerospacescholars.jsc.nasa.gov/, or call 972- smoothies ◊ chai ◊ bubble tea 401-8825 with questions. All applications are WI-FI HOT SPOT Newman Smith Students due on Nov. 15. 1041 W. Rochelle, Irving Named to All-Region Orchestras Rochelle @ MacArthur Two Newman Smith High School Mark Your Calendars Orchestra members Ting Zhang and Kevin C-FB ISD will host the Non-TISCA PHONE 972-257-9620 Ting were named to the Texas Music Invitational Swim Meet on Sat., Nov. 5. $1.00 OFF Educators Association Region 24 All-Region Warm-ups begin at 8:00 a.m.; competition Orchestra. Ting Zhang, violin, qualified for starts at 9:00 a.m. your purchase of $3.50 or more, with this ad! the High School Philharmonic Orchestra, and Veterans, who graduated from R.L. 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19 Schools Get TEA Gilbert Elementary School: Commended in UW representatives in each building Partnerships in Education coordinator, at 972- Acknowledgements Reading and Math have pledge cards available for donations 215-5017 or [email protected] by Nov. 22. Nineteen IISD schools earned Gold Good Elementary School: Commended in through various means, including payroll She will refer you to a school with students Performance Acknowledgements from the Reading, Math and Writing, Improvement in deduction. Please consider making a donation in need. IISD families needing assistance Reading, Attendance Texas Education Agency based on test data and returning your pledge card to your should make an appointment with their John Haley Elementary School: Commended in from last school year. The Gold Performance Writing representative by November 11. children’s counselors. Acknowledgement (GPA) system recognizes Thomas Haley Elementary School: Improvement Texas schools and districts for high in Math Golden Apple Deadline Friday Students Make All-Region Choir, performance on indicators other than those Hanes Elementary School: Commended in Writing, Nominations for the Golden Apple Orchestra used to assign accountability ratings. Improvement in Math Awards are due to the Superintendent’s office Several IISD students have been chosen for Districts and schools rated Keyes Elementary School: Improvement in by Friday. Anyone is eligible for nomination various All-Region honor choirs and Academically Acceptable or above are Reading and any IISD employee can nominate. The orchestras. The following have been eligible to be acknowledged for high Lee Elementary School: Improvement in Math awards are given each year by the IISD Board submitted for publication: Schulze Elementary School: Improvement in performance on the GPA indicators. IISD of Trustees to community partners who Reading schools received 19 total commendations this Townley Elementary School: Commended in enhance quality educational opportunities All-Region Honors Choir: year, compared to 10 last year. The following Reading and Math, Improvement in Reading for students. Two Golden Apples are given Emily Stringer, Rebecca Yu, Michael Rafferty, is a list of GPA awards by school: Townsell Elementary School: Improvement in each year – one for an individual and one for Andrew Jarboe, Cassie Slye, Paula Ikpatt, Reading a business or organization. They will be Kenneth Black, Julian Yacho and Ronnie Irving High School: Improvement in Reading, presented March 2, 2006, during the ICE Wright of MacArthur High School; Joshua Recommended High School Program United Way: The Spirit of Giving Awards ceremony at MacArthur High Cartwright, Nicholas Werth and Jason Nimitz High School: Commended in Social Studies Every fall, Irving ISD employees have School. Whitfield of Irving High School. Austin Middle School: Commended in Reading, the privilege of contributing to the welfare of Writing and Social Studies, Improvement in our community through the United Way Popular Author Visits Two IISD All-Region Honors Orchestra: Reading and Math Bowie Middle School: Improvement in Reading (UW) giving campaign. Though normally Schools Jin Joo Kim, Katy Lewellen and Michelle and Math held earlier in the school year, the campaign Ireland-based children’s author Darren Okezie of MacArthur; Brittani Cleveland of Crockett Middle School: Commended in Social was moved because of various relief efforts Shan, known for his best-selling Cirque du Travis Middle School. Studies, Improvement in Reading, Attendance toward major hurricanes. But it is never too Freak vampire series, visited Lamar Middle de Zavala Middle School: Improvement in late to give to our local communities. School and The Academy of IISD Oct. 25. All-Region Symphonic Orchestra: Reading Last year, through the generosity of IISD The visit was arranged by Rose Brock, Lamar Jill Tittle of MacArthur. Lamar Middle School: Commended in Social employees, $24,377 was raised for UW librarian. Shan spoke about the series’ origins Studies, Improvement in Reading and Math affiliates that provide food, shelter, care, and his passion for writing, encouraging All-City Orchestra: Travis Middle School: Commended in Reading counseling and help to many of our students to write about their interests. He Rachel Ellington, Charles Webb and Tram and Writing Barton Elementary School: Commended in Math neighbors. also autographed books and reported that Tran of Travis. and Writing the first three books of his series are being Also, Crockett Middle School reported adapted into a major motion picture. that 20 of its students made All-Region Orchestra. Pinball fans appreciate the game’s art, difficulty Family Assistance Sought for Continued from page 1 Holiday Season Lively Continues to ‘Think Green’ years. I have some old machines from 1932 they are all Stern games. Right now Stern is Many low-income parents struggle to with Recycling up to the latest ones that combine video and the only pinball manufacturer. When you go purchase gifts and holiday dinners for their Recycling efforts at IISD schools such pinball. I collect a little from every genre. The into the festival, you have 50 years worth of families during the upcoming holiday season. as Lively Elementary School continue to really old machines impress me, because of pinball and you can experience games from Companies or individuals can spread holiday operate in high gear. The Green Team at Lively what they can do with just mechanical all the manufacturers. There are games cheer by participating in the IISD Adopt-a- meets after school on Mondays to gather devices when they didn’t have electronics. available that I played as a kid. You can come Family Program. recyclables and on Friday mornings before Those are the ones I find most interesting here and see a game that you played 40 years Groups or persons will be matched to a school to collect curbside recyclables. This from a technical stand point. Machines from ago. It is the same game that you enjoyed family by a school counselor who will provide year’s team is coordinated by teachers Alison the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s, I really enjoy a lot of and it is working like a champ. These games a wish list with family members’ clothing Criner and Sylvia DeLeón for grades 1-4. The the artwork. It is the same kind of artwork have aged better than I have. sizes. Arrangements are then made to deliver school had one bin serviced last year by the that you see in advertising and with pin-up “When I started playing pinball, they the gifts at a prearranged date. district’s recycling collection company, artists. The quality of the art is impressive. were a nickel a game for five balls. I have If you are interested in being matched earning Lively a $150 award. “Now you see that manufactures are lived through the whole scheme of things to a family, contact Thelma Cantu, beginning to concentrate more on the home where games have gone to five balls for a market. We will begin to see more titles that dime, to three games for a quarter, to two will sell well to that marketplace. I think that games for a quarter. Now it is 50 cents for a is probably the next change in pinball,” Mr. game and you only get three balls; that equals Herniated or Bulging Disc? McKinney said. 17 cents a ball. It is like throwing money out Pinball aficionados, Steve Cowart and a window. So it is a real treat to come to You May Not Need Surgery After All!!! Don Michalik, traveled from Orlando, FL to something like this,” Mr. Cowart said. FDA Approved treatment is now available in Irving participate in the festival. “We have had the greatest experience “During the Texas Pinball Festival, every while attending the Texas Pinball Festival. Irving – Most people have tried pain This computerized treatment is painless game is set on free-play. Most of the games We have felt that the people in Texas have medications, muscle relaxers, anti- and takes only minutes. Best of all, there is come from private homes. So people are been so nice to us; and we live in a tourist inflammatory drugs, steroid injections, no hospitalization and no harmful side effects bringing in games that have been well-kept town. Some people go through the motions physical therapy, chiropractic, or even that you may experience with drugs or and well-taken care of,” Mr. Cowart said. of doing their jobs and other people surgery with little or no improvement, surgery. “Most of the places you go to play generally give a little bit more like the people Thankfully, there is relief in sight and the Local doctor, Robert Hanson, D.C. pinball only have the brand-new games and in this hotel. treatment is called Decompression states, “If you want to get relief from pain in “Once we were out and amongst the Therapy. the lower back, pain in the hip or buttocks, locals, we had a great time. We went to This FDA approved and clinically- pain shooting down one leg, or numbness in Grapevine Mills Mall; everybody in there tested advanced treatment has helped the legs or feet, I highly recommend greeted us with a smile. The people here don’t thousands become pain free. Research decompression therapy… you have nothing give you attitude. If I wanted attitude, I would has shown outstanding results even to lose… surgery should be the last option.” contact my ex-wife,” Mr. Cowart said. when surgery and other types of If you are one of the millions of treatments have failed. Decompression Americans suffering from lower back or neck Trent Augenstein, traveled from Therapy is 86% effective because it gets pain and looking for a non-surgical solution, Columbus, OH to compete in the festival’s to the CAUSE of the pain by gently taking this treatment may be for you. tournaments. the pressure off of the discs and pain “I no longer limp and my pain is gone. “This festival is a lot of fun. Along with producing nerves allowing them to heal I only wish more people knew about this the main tournament, we had a draw-your- naturally. It treats bulging or herniated therapy. My sincere thanks,” Todd Nelson. partner tournament where you randomly draw discs, sciatica, hip or leg pain, neck or “I believe everyone with degenerated your partner. We had a Zen tournament where arm pain, degeneration, facet syndrome or herniated discs should try decompression two people compete together and each one and arthritis. therapy first,” Ronnie Dutton. gets a flipper. There was a kids tournament and a monster bash tournament where all the NO Obligation Offer: This week Dr. Hanson is offering back and neck evaluations competitors wore costumes. For and demonstrations to the First 17 Callers! tournaments, this is a fun place to come play. Come in to see if you are a candidate for this life-changing treatment. It is a good show in general, there are some Call (214) 596-1051 for your consultation and demonstration. good vendors and good games to play,” Mr. Conveniently located on Beltline/183 in Irving. Augenstein said. Irving residents to vote in City Charter election Nov. 8

Residents will go to the polls Tuesday, The charter as currently written gives the The charter as currently written gives the This amendment would resolve an apparent Nov. 8, to vote on nine proposed amendments city manager the authority to hire, fire and city manager the authority to hire, fire and conflict in the current city charter which provides to the city charter. supervise all city employees with the exception supervise all city employees with the exception in Article IV that the city manager may appoint The city charter sets forth policies and of the city judges, city secretary, city attorney of the city judges, city secretary, city attorney the city secretary, while in Article VIII, the City procedures by which the city governs itself and city treasurer. This proposed amendment and city treasurer. This proposed amendment Council is designated to appoint the city secretary. in accordance with state and federal laws. A would give the City Council the option to choose would give the City Council the option to choose Passage of the amendment would make clear that a board or person other than the city manager to a board or person other than the city manager to the City Council has the only authority to appoint citizens’ charter review committee accepted hire, fire and supervise the executive director and hire, fire and supervise the executive director and the city secretary. input and recommended that certain issues employees of the Irving Convention and Visitors employees of the Irving Housing and Human be placed before the voters. The City Council Bureau. Services Department. Amendment No. 7 called the November election for voters to Shall Section 26 of Article IV of the Charter decide on the proposed changes. Amendment No. 2 Amendment No. 4 of the City of Irving be amended to provide the The proposed amendments would give In regard to the Irving Arts Center, shall In regard to any future preservation Irving Municipal Court shall have jurisdiction in the council the authority to choose a city Article VIII of the Charter of the City of Irving be department, shall Article VIII of the Charter of the accordance with the laws of the State of Texas? board or person other than the city manager amended to add a section to allow as an alternative City of Irving be amended to add a section to This amendment would clarify the language to hire, fire and supervise employees of the to the City Manager, that the City Council shall allow as an alternative to the City Manager, that of the current city charter so that the Irving Irving Convention and Visitors Bureau, Irving have the power to provide methods of appointment, the City Council shall have the power to provide Municipal Court would have the ability to act as Arts Center, Housing and Human Services removal and supervision of the executive director methods of appointment, removal and supervision authorized by state law. Department, Preservation Department, and and employees of the Irving Arts Center? of the executive director and employees of such the City Secretary; allow the council to The charter as currently written gives the preservation department? Amendment No. 8 choose other retirement options for city city manager the authority to hire, fire and The charter as currently written gives the Shall Section 12 of Article V of the Charter of supervise all city employees with the exception city manager the authority to hire, fire and the City of Irving be amended to provide the owner employees; and update the city charter to of the city judges, city secretary, city attorney supervise all city employees with the exception of real estate foreclosed for taxes may redeem the comply with state law. and city treasurer. This proposed amendment of the city judges, city secretary, city attorney property within the time provided by state law? Election Day voting on Nov. 8 is would give the City Council the option to choose and city treasurer. This proposed amendment The current charter provides that owners of scheduled for 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The ballot a board or person other than the city manager to would give the City Council the option to choose property sold for taxes have two years to pay language and explanation of each of the nine hire, fire and supervise the executive director and a board or person other than the city manager to the taxes and penalties incurred and recover the proposed amendments is printed below. employees of the Irving Arts Center. hire, fire and supervise the executive director and property. This amendment would make the time employees of an Irving Preservation Department period the same as state law, which provides that Proposed charter amendments Amendment No. 3 if, as and when such a department is created. the owners of homestead property have two years In regard to the Irving Housing and Human to pay the taxes and penalties and recover the Amendment No. 1 Services Department, shall Article VIII of the Amendment No. 5 property, while all other real estate has six months In regard to the Irving Convention and Charter of the City of Irving be amended to add a Shall Section 8 of Article IX of the Charter of the to redeem. Visitors Bureau, shall Article VIII of the Charter section to allow as an alternative to the City City of Irving be amended to delete the requirement of the City of Irving be amended to add a section Manager, that the City Council shall have the of 25 years of service before a city employee may Amendment No. 9 to allow as an alternative to the City Manager, power to provide methods of appointment, receive a retirement benefit unless the employee is Shall Section 1 of Article VI of the Charter of that the City Council shall have the power to removal and supervision of the executive director disabled or reaches the age of 60? the City of Irving be amended to provide that if the provide methods of appointment, removal and and employees of the Irving Housing and Human The deletion of the 25-year service mayor or a councilmember should resign after a supervision of the executive director and employees Services Department? requirement would allow the City Council the recall petition is filed, such vacancy shall be filled of the Irving Convention and Visitors Bureau? choice on retirement options for city employees. by a special election of the voters as required by Irving firefighters have the option to retire based law? on 20 years of service under state law. Passage of The current charter provides that the City this amendment would allow the different Council will fill a vacancy created by a resignation Election Day polling places retirement plans to have the same length of service through the process of appointment. The state requirements. constitution requires that vacancies on any City City Precinct No. Polling Place Dallas Council that enjoys three-year terms of office County Amendment No. 6 only be filled through the process of special Precinct No. Shall Section 24 of Article IV of the Charter election. This change would bring the charter into of the City of Irving be amended to provide that compliance with requirements of the state only the City Council shall appoint the City constitution. 1 Thomas Haley Elementary 3601 Cheyenne St. 4621, 4622, Secretary? 4623, 4630, 4634, 4638, 4641

2 A.S. Johnston Elementary 2801 Rutgers Dr 4624, 4625, 4631, 4647

3 MacArthur High School 3700 N. 4626, 4632, MacArthur Blvd. 4633, 4635, 4636, 4646, 4648, 4649

4 L.B. Barton Elementary 2931 Conflans Rd 4611, 4618

5 Irving High School 900 N. O’Connor Rd 4612, 4613, 4614, 4615, 4619

6 J.R. Good Elementary 1200 E. 4608, 4616, Union Bower Rd 4617, 4620

7 Otis Brown Elementary 2501 W. 10th St. 4605, 4606

8 Lee Britain Elementary 631 Edmondson Dr 4602, 4603, 4604, 4607

9 Cimarron Park Rec Ctr 201 Red River Trl 4642, 4643, 4644

10 Las Colinas Elementary 2200 Kinwest Prkwy 4637, 4639, 4640, 4650

11 J.O. Davis Elementary 310 Davis Drive 4609, 4610

12 Sally B. Elliott Elementary 1900 S. Story Road 4600, 4601

13 Fire Station No. 8 650 E. 4627, 4628, Las Colinas Blvd. 4629 VVotersoters willwill determinedetermine Constitution’Constitution’ss amendmentsamendments

Reprinted with permission from Free Market Foundation Page 8 November 3, 2005 www.irvingrambler.com The Irving Rambler Girls explore technology careers at HerWorld Event Hundreds of girls from area high schools live circuit boards, wiring and intricate test received hands-on experience with science equipment. and technology during HerWorld at DeVry Women account for 46% of the labor University Irving on Oct. 25 force, but hold only 22% of the science jobs, Designed to interest high school girls in including social sciences and teaching, technology by bringing them together with according to the National Science female role models in the industry, HerWorld Foundation (NSF). offered interactive activities and technology According to the U.S. Department of hands-on in a laboratory environment. The Education, women with five or more years of event also featured a panel of female college make only 69 cents for every dollar technology leaders, who provided insight on earned by their male colleagues with the same how they achieved success. amount of education. However, the During the event, girls worked with discrepancy diminishes or disappears when sophisticated biotechnology equipment as women earn eight or more math credits in they used forensic science in an attempt to college. solve a crime using as evidence (artificial) Women play minor roles in many high- blood samples found at the ‘scene of the tech occupations. For instance, women make crime’. up only 5% of computer programmers, 10% Area teens also fabricated their own of system analysts and 10% of electronics night light in an electronics lab, complete with technicians. Additionally, women lead only 5 to 6% of major high-tech companies in Silicon Valley. SPCA of Texas honors The number of women pursuing science and technology-related careers is military personnel with decreasing. In 1984, women earned 37% of Photo courtesy of Stan Claybrook bachelor’s degrees in computer science, but Marcus Rasco, DeVry University’s senior electronics professor, assists a young women free adoption offer by 1995, this number had fallen to 28.4% in fabricating a circuit board project at the university’s HerWorld Event on Oct. 25. free adoption offer according to the National Center for Dallas area high school girls participated in the science and technology event. Education Statistics. The SPCA of Texas is waiving its adoption fees on Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11, for military personnel, active or veteran, who are interested in adopting a companion animal Fun seekers attend fall festival from one of the SPCA’s three area shelters. In honor of Veteran’s Day, the SPCA will to show its appreciation to military personnel by giving them a faithful companion for their faithful service to the United States. And what better way than to pay tribute on a day that honors America’s military. Military personnel need only show their I.D. to SPCA adoption counselors and the $185 fee for small dogs and puppies, the $90 fee for large dogs or the $80 fee for cats and kittens will be cancelled. SPCA shelters are located at: Dallas - 362 S. Industrial Blvd., Dallas, TX 75207 - 214-651-9611 - Hours:Noon to 6 p.m. McKinney - 8411 FM 720, McKinney, TX 75070 -972-762-5297 - Hours: Noon to 6 p.m. The Colony - 4720 E. Lake Highlands, The The littlest cowgirl, Sarah Graves (5), rides her way through the Plymouth Park Baptist Colony, TX 75056 - 972-625-5545 - Hours: 9 Church’s Fall Festival, which included childrens games for 10 cents each and live a.m. to 7 p.m. music.

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For the past 15 years, Donna Janiges It is a big bureaucracy. When you do charge, and a group of volunteers have created you have taxes and paperwork. I tried to get Haunted Yards to spice up Halloween for Donna to put out a donation box for new Irving youngsters. Thrill seekers waited in props every year, but she doesn’t even want front of the Haunted Yard located at 183 and to do that. All of this comes out of her pocket. N. O’Connor for an opportunity to be We go to the DAV and we scrounge things frightened for free. off of the street to make this possible,” Ms. Wanda Lucas has been a dedicated Lucas said. volunteer ever since the first Haunted Yard was designed to entertain youngsters involved in the Irving Boys Football Association and Irving Girls Cheerleader Association. “We put in a lot of hard work just so the customers can have a little fun,” Ms. Lucas said. “It is the one time of year that we can have fun. Sometimes we get customers in here who like to hit our props and that is not nice. We have a lot of kids back there who are working and they are all volunteers. We feed the volunteers pizza for dinner and sodas for breaks, and they live on that. “The Haunted Yard is free, because if “Honestly, you ought to eat something, we charged, we would have to pay sales tax. darling; you’re nothing but skin and bones.”

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During Breakfast at Lloyd’s, Irving’s newest homeowners prepare to move into their churchchurch inin ChinaChina Lloyd Court home. The morning’s festivities include Dr. Lori Davis, Housing and Human churchchurch inin ChinaChina Services board chairperson; David Torres (11), Pascual Espinoza, Martha Torres, Bob Fu, one of the leading voices in the Christopher Espinoza (3), Brenda Torres, Mark Winscott (building contractor), Janet world of the persecuted church in China, will Torres, Vivian Ballou, Housing and Human Services Department Director. share his perspectives and experience during the morning service on Nov. 13 at 10:45 a.m. at Community Bible Church in Irving. Born and raised in Mainland China, Fu and his wife were jailed for illegal evangelism. Competitors feel the heat and help others With the help of the U.S. Government, they Continued from page 1 fled to the U.S. and obtained religious organization here tonight,” Mr. Wells said. night. La’Roi hosted the challenge in the final asylum. Cowboys® star La’Roi Glover kicked off stretch of the competition that raised the Fu founded the China Aid Association the month long competition by taking the money for the Food Bank just in time for to draw attention to China’s gross human Buffalo Wild Wings® Blazin’® Challenge Thanksgiving. rights violations against Christians. himself – and helped finish the competition Colleen Brinkmann, director of Community Bible Church is located at as eight finalists sweated it out for the Blazin’ communications and marketing for the North 2301 Texas Drive. For more information, call Challenge Championship in the Irving Texas Food Bank, received the $5,000 972-255-4390. Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant, located at donation from Buffalo Wild Wings. 1200 Market Place, on Wednesday “The North Texas Food Bank distributes food to 400 charities in 13 counties including Irving Cares,” Ms. Brinkmann said. “Right Family Dining now the demand for food is high. We are not Homestyle Cooking only approaching the holiday season, but $99 All You Can Eat Food we also are serving so many people who are Bar After 5 p.m. evacuees. Out of our 400 agencies, 200 are DELL Lite-eaters Selection serving evacuees at this time. We anticipate the food demand to be 50% more now than a year ago. COMPUTER “It is very exciting to have a company “Where Irving Meets & Eats” like Buffalo Wild Wings care about the issue of hunger. Not only because it fits in with their core business, but also because it raises 425 W. Irving Blvd. at O’Connor the awareness that hunger is here in North Texas. The $5,000 that they will give tonight For Take Out Call will provide 30,000 meals to hungry North BREAKFAST (972) 253-7335 SPECIALS Texans. People need to care about hunger. It 426 E. IRVING BLVD LUNCH EVERY is a very foundational thing that makes a DINNER Hours: Mon. - Fri. 5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. DAY! society healthy. We welcome everybody to IRVING, TX 75060 Sat. 5:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sun. 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. get involved,” Ms. Brinkmann said. 426 E Finalists attempted to consume a dozen Irving

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NOW OPEN SUNDAYS FARM FRESH Stemmons foundation pledges $100,000 annual matching funds grant for each of FRUITS &VEGETABLES the next five years. “We are raising funds to build a new shelter; named Corky’s Cottage. Corky’s Cottage is Kathy’s Plant Kottage going to be about 10,000 square foot facility. We bought 2.2 acres adjacent to our current facility. We have done all of the architectural renderings, everything is done for the new facility; Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9:00 - 6:00 now comes the hard part, raising the $2.4 million that we need to get it up and running,” Darryn Pope, the D/FW Humane Society board president. 308 W. Irving Blvd. 972-254-1300 Every dollar you send is worth two dollars with the grant. VINE RIPE TOMATOES The Irving Rambler 214-675-6493 November 3, 2005 Page 13 HonorHonor RollRoll

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JONATHAN LINARES, VICTOR ARZOLA, ERICK ESPINOZA, GABRIELA GUADIANA, MELISSA TORRES, YESENIA ZIMNY, CASSAUNDRA LIVINGSTON, CASSANDRA BARCI, SANTIAGO FANTA, SAMUEL GUNTER, ALLISON VANEGAS, NOE The Academy LOPEZ, JOHANA BELL, IAN GLENN, JEREMIAH HAWKINS, JOSHUA VARGAS, ANA 11th Grade LOZANO, KARLA BENTLEY, REBECCA GONZALEZ, GEORGE HERNANDEZ,ANA VARGAS, GABRIELA ABBAS, HAIDER LUU, HOANG ANH CAMARENA, KARLA GRANADO, GRANADO HERNANDEZ, AMANDA VARUGHESE, MERLYN ALEXANDER, ALEXANDER MALAGON, GABRIEL CASTILLO, CLAUDIA HEARD, MICHELLE HOLLEY,CAITLIN VILLARREAL, AMY ALMASRI, REMA MARTIN, AMANDA CASTILLO, PAOLA HINDMAN, JARED HOWARD, JULIUS VO, LINH ALVARADO, YAHAIRA MARTINEZ, STEPHANIE CASTRO, EDILBERTO HINES, HUNTER IBARRA, REBECCA WATSON, CHRISTOPHER ANAYA, KAREN MATHEW, MERRILL CHAIDEZ, RITA HINKLE, JESSICA INOCENCIO, AUNDREA ZAVERI, JANKI BARTON, ELANA MEDRANO, SALVADOR CHOUDHURY, FAISAL HOANG, KHANH-DOA JACOB, VARGHESE The Academy BELTRAN, STEPHANIE MENDEZ-RODRIGUEZ, COREAS, FAISAL HULL, 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MARY REDMAN PELLEGRINE Creek Pkwy, Dallas. In lieu of flowers, please Mary Redman donate to the charity of your choice. Pellegrine, age 57, a resident of Irving, JOHN ANTHONY SABATINI died October 24, 2005 John Anthony at her home. Sabatini, 49, passed Irving’s oldest funeral home Born January 22, away on October 30, 1948 in Dallas to 2005 after a We Provide The Personal Touch William and Peggy courageous battle David & Carla Davis, Owners & Licenced Funeral Directors Kinnamon Redman, with cancer. she is survived by her daughter, Cammy A loving, self- 129 S. O’Connor Ringo and husband Scott; daughter, Toni sacrificing provider, Irving, TX 75060 972-259-7644 Lane; granddaughters, Mandi Ringo, Livi “Bubba” selflessly Ringo, Cami Lane and Kayla Lane; longtime took care of family, friend and companion, Bill Pierce; sisters, friends and customers in need. His grin will attended the University of Texas and served in Dallas passed away October 31, 2005 in Barbara Redman and Margie Wade. emanate in our hearts and minds forever. He in the Marine Corps. He joined the Irving Irving. Mary was a loving mother, sister and will be dearly missed. police department in 1965 and rose through She was a member of Northview Baptist “Nanny.” She was a caring neighbor and Born in Columbus, GA, he was stellar in the ranks to lieutenant. He retired in 2002 Church in Irving. She is survived by her friend who will be fondly remembered and track, football and was an All-county wrestler from the Oklahoma ABLE Commission. mother Lois Swindle of Irving; grandmother greatly missed by all of her family and many at Hackensack (NJ) High School. His love He leaves his father of the home in Lillie Rickett of Irving; daughter Tarah friends. Memorial service was Oct. 29 at and affinity for fixing anything led him to a Dallas; two daughters, Alicia May of Tulsa, Swindle of Irving; brothers James Swindle, Donnelly’s Colonial Funeral Home Chapel. career in automotive repair and to start Ashley Lundholm of Claremore; two sisters, Jr. of Tyler; Jamie Swindle of Alamo, Layman Stewart Volvo in Irving where he Jane Mann of Dallas, Judy Kayse of Tennessee; sisters Connie Graham of Irving; JOHN ALLEN NOEL loved working with his son John. Letters of Huntsville. Revonda Green of Irving; Carolyn Pierce of John Allen Noel, of Dallas, passed away appreciation adorn the walls of the shop. A memorial service to celebrate the life Seattle, WA; Ann Pate of Aberdeen, MS; October 27, 2005. John is survived parents, Deloris and of James May was held on Oct. 31 at Geneva Hensley of Lexington, Tennessee; He was born June 2, 1918 in Finley, Charles Phillips; birth father, John Sabatini Donnelly’s Colonial Funeral Home Chapel. Stacie Swindle of Alamo, Tennessee; cousin Tennessee. He is preceded in death by his of Virginia; children John and Jennifer of Interment was in Telico Cemetery, Telico, TX. Farrell Wright of Irving; and Mary Tamayo sons, John Noel, Jr. in 1951 and Arvill Noel in Irving; brother and sister-in-law, James and of Irving. 1993; and his wife, Betty Nash Serratt Noel Flavia Sabatini and nephew Charles of San LOIS CHANDLER FULMER Funeral services were held Nov. 3 at in 2001. John is survived by his sons, Michael Diego CA and Brenda and Juan Ribeiro of Lois Chandler Fulmer, 99, passed away Brown’s Memorial Funeral Home with Noel and Robert Noel, both of Irving, and Cuirba’, Brazil; sister, Veronica Willis and on October 31, 2005, in Irving. interment at Skyvue Memorial Park in Charles Noel of Pennsylvania; daughters, niece Dara Drexel of Garland; beloved aunt She was born in Swift, Nacogdoches, Mansfield. Elizabeth Perry of Winnsboro, TX, Mary Doretha Johnson of The Colony; fiancé, TX on February 7, 1906, and lived in Orcutt of Oklahoma City, OK, and Ann Blair Debbie Gullet of Garland; lifelong friend Ron Nacogdoches all of her life until about 10 MARY MAXWELL of Dallas; brother, Leroy Noel of Memphis, Karcich of Hackensack NJ; preceded in death years ago. She was a graduate of Mary Maxwell, age 87, a resident of TN; 20 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren, by brother, Christopher. Nacogdoches High School and Stephen F. Grand Prairie for 15 years, formerly of Evant and 3 great-great grandchildren. The funeral service was Nov. 2 in the Austin University, with a B.A. in English. for 12 years, died November 2, 2005 at a Grand The graveside service was held Oct. 31 chapel at Brown’s Memorial Funeral Home She taught school briefly, but was a Prairie nursing center. at Oak Grove Memorial Gardens with Rev. with Pastor Rick McCoy of The Colony homemaker most of her life. Born April 6, 1918 in Big Spring, TX to Earnest Walt officiating. Arrangements were officiating. She was preceded in death by her William Hosia and Lou Ellan White made by Brown’s Memorial Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family requests parents, Isom and Vira Chandler; husband of McMurray, she married Chester “Mac” that donations be made to Community 51 years, Vernis Fulmer; son, Kenneth Maxwell December 24, 1939 in Big Spring. He ROBERT “RIBEYE” THACKER Hospice of TX, Hospice House, 1111 Summit Fulmer; daughter, Charlotte Ballard; brother, preceded her in death December 25, 2002. Robert Ave., Ft. Worth, TX 76102. Pearson Chandler and sister, Catherine Mary was a member of Pioneer Drive Baptist “Ribeye” Thacker, Williams. Church in Irving. blues singer of Irving JAMES ROBERT MAY She is survived by daughter, Sandra Survivors include daughter, Jo Ann passed away James Robert Davidson of Irving; 6 grandsons, all of Dallas Dragoo and husband Tom of Grand Prairie; October 26, 2005. May, noted column- County, Dr. Scott Davidson, Bruce Davidson, daughter, Sandra Powe of Grand Prairie; He was born ist, law officer, Dr. Blake Davidson, Alan Hooks, Brian brother, William McMurray of Big Spring; October 9, 1947 in restaurateur and U.S. Hooks; K. C. Hooks and 8 great- sister, Tina Roberson of Odessa; sister, Irving. He is survived Marine, died October grandchildren. Thelma McMurray of Big Spring; by his stepfather, 27, 2005 in Dallas. He She was a member of the 1st Baptist grandchildren, Robert Dragoo of Irving, Dwight Spangler of Irving; son, Robert J.B. was 67. Church of Nacogdoches. She gave of herself, Danielle Kosar and Alison Sexton, both of Pike of Austin; brothers, Mike Spangler of James May was unselfishly, to the love and care of her family Grand Prairie; great grandchildren, Kristina Irving, David Thacker of Ft. Worth, Texas, born June 29, 1938 in and will be remembered fondly, with a smile. Dragoo, Jonny Dragoo and Haley Sexton. and Charles Thacker of Waco, TX; and Dallas to James Funeral services were held at the 1st Visitation was Thursday at the funeral numerous friends. William May and the Baptist Church Chapel, Nacogdoches on home. Service was Nov. 4 at Pioneer Drive A graveside service were held Nov. 4 at late Helen Louise Grimes May. He graduated Nov. 3, a reception and visitation in Baptist Church. Bobby Joe Raper officiating. DFW National Cemetery, 2001 Mountain from North Dallas High School in 1956, Fellowship Hall followed. Internment was in Interment followed at Oak Grove Memorial the Swift Cemetery. Gardens in Irving. Memorials may be made to the Grand SHARON KAY SWINDLE Prairie Healthcare Family Counsel, 820 Small LOCAL BUSINESS PROFFESSIONAL Sharon Kay Swindle born March 26, 1961 Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75050. 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(c) 2005 King Features Synd., Inc. The Irving Rambler 214-675-6493 November 3, 2005 Page 19 AMBUCSAMBUCS makmakeses aa differencedifference withwith AmTAmTrrykykeses andand soldiersoldier supporsupportt By Brynne Sissom practice balance. Thank you for your can get our groceries. We are all glad for this flights. If they are killing time waiting for a Members of the Irving Chapter of the consideration and support of him,” she said. bike,” Cimmerman said. flight, I thought, it would be simple for them AMBUCS Club continued their tradition of A former City of Irving employee, The AMBUCS members present to join us. We aren’t far away. Perry Gorman service when they presented an AmTryke to Cimmerman took medical retirement from his AmTrykes on the last Thursday of every of Toyota of Irving, agreed to provide a van 4-year-old Leonel Ramirez and an adult three- position because of illness. While he cannot month. Jack Spurlock leads the effort to raise to pick them up and return them. We hope wheeler cycle to John Cimmerman. AMBUCS’ walk well or drive at all, he can ride a bike. funds for the AmTrykes. four or five soldiers could join us each week. members also welcomed three soldiers The three-wheeler will allow Cimmerman to “I find people or organizations who will We want to show our appreciation for their stationed at DFW Airport who process maintain muscle tone and a higher level of give us challenge grants or outright efforts overseas,” he said. soldiers returning from Afghanistan or Iraq well-being. donations to help us purchase the trykes— for two-week vacations. “I have the expensive motorized scooter, we call them ‘AmTrykes.’ Mobility and Leonel Ramirez attended the luncheon but it makes me feel helpless. I never get any independence are intertwined. When people with his mother, Rosa, who spoke with exercise when I use it, and it doesn’t have a can get around on their own, they have a gratitude on behalf of her son. big place to carry anything like a bag of better sense of life and we support that with “My son has a problem with his balance, groceries. With this three wheeler, I can run our “AmBility AmTrykes,” he said. and the bike will help him exercise and errands near our house. It helps my wife if I Spurlock said that an AmTryke generally costs about $500. “We recently received a $25,000 Website inaugurated during matching grant from Canada, and a local Website inaugurated during family donated $10,000 for our efforts. We also help other clubs who haven’t the funds, but have a list of children or adults who need demonstration of electronic heath records the trykes, too,” Spurlock said. Soldiers who attended the lunch with the AMBUCS were Sergeant Victor Allen, and Sergeants First Class Ronald Milburn and Edwin Brockell. All three are part of an eleven- man team that processes flights of soldiers daily through the DFW Airport. Sergeant Allen invited the club to come to the DFW Airport and join USO volunteers in the welcoming efforts that occur daily at the Preparing for his first ride on his new airport. bike, John Cimmerman adjusts the straps Joe Edwards, president of the Irving on his matching helmet. AMBUCS, initiated the soldiers’ visit. “I was on a trip in North Carolina and watched soldiers sitting around waiting for Drake elected to Association for Healthcare Philanthropy’s International Cabinet Congressman Pete Seesions is on brown Jacket, Congress woman Linda Brown-Harper During an Association for Healthcare facilities. In the United States, AHP members brown Jacket, Mayor Herbert Gears with Glasses and black suite, Ms. Srilatha A. Philanthropy (AHP) Annual International coordinate fundraising for 1,900 of the Reddy, M.D. and Mr. Casey Nguyen, M.D. attend the website inauguration. Educational conference in Vancouver nation’s 3,400 not-for-profit health care attended by more than 900 fundraising providers. AHP members raised more than Congressman Pete Sessions, United Herbert Gears, Texas Congresswoman Linda professionals, John Drake, CFRE, began a $7 billion in 2004. States House of Representative for 32nd Harper-Brown, Chris E. Wallace, President term as membership and communications vice At the Irving Healthcare Foundation, district of Texas, is involved in the Texas and CEO of the Greater Irving-Las Colinas chair on the organization’s international Drake and his colleagues seek gifts to Health Care Task Force, which aims to get Chamber of Commerce, other officers from cabinet. Drake, in addition to his AHP support Irving’s only nonprofit hospital, and the health care community connected Greater Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of volunteer leadership, serves as president of for and a therapy and childcare center for electronically. On October 31st, Congressman Commerce, Srilatha A. Reddy, M.D., P.A, the Irving Healthcare Foundation. children with medical or developmental Sessions inaugurated website, Casey Nguyen, M.D., G.S. Reddy President Drake was presented to the membership needs. All funds contributed to IHF are used www.texasehrnetwork.com, at Srilatha A. Reliant health, Inc. and other guests were at the association’s annual meeting, which to enhance healthcare services for the more Reddy, M.D., P.A.’s office, located at 1302 present at the occasion. took place during the educational conference. than 300,000 people who live and work in Lane Street, Suite # 300, Irving. Mayor The Texas Electronics Health Records Established in 1967, AHP is a not-for-profit Irving and its surrounding communities. (EHR) network is a low cost ASP (a hosted organization whose 4,000 members—with IHF’s next fundraising gala, the 27th Annual application) solution to rapidly propagate the most in Canada in the United States—manage TexasFest, will feature entertainment by Vince usage of electronic health records philanthropic programs for health care Vance and the Valiants. throughout the state of Texas. In his speech, the Congressman in his speech said that health care is the only industry, which is not automated yet. The Irving ISD hosts national technology symposium Texas Health Care Task Force, a non-profit organization promotes the importance of the The nationwide implementation of one- automated operation of clinics, hospitals, Angus King, former Governor of Maine, a to-one laptop programs in public schools is pharmacies and labs. Automation will prevent state that provides a laptop computer to every the focus of a unique conference at The the errors, redundancy and allow for faster seventh and eighth grade student Academy of Irving ISD on Nov. 11 and 12. operations. Keith Krueger, CEO of the Consortium for The keynote speaker for the One-To- Texas Congresswoman Ms. Linda Harper- School Networking One Symposium will be David Weinberger, a Brown said that in this new age every Don Knezek, CEO of the International technologist, commentator and Fellow at business and service is automated and Society for Technology in Education Harvard University’s prestigious Berkman productivity is much higher providing faster Anita Givens, Senior Director of the Institute for Internet and Society. An avid service and total satisfaction to customers. Instructional Technology Division of the blogger and co-author of The Cluetrain Srilatha Reddy, M.D. gave a demo of her Texas Education Agency. Manifesto, Dr. Weinberger’s work focuses clinic’s paperless operation, total automation Symposium sessions will cover on how the Internet is changing human including Electronic Health Records software instructional strategies, student engagement, relationships, communication and society. powered by Reliant Health’s Medplexus leadership, classroom management, and Other featured speakers include: software. research and evaluation. Irving ISD’s district-wide, one-to-one student laptop implementation is unique among American public school districts. ALL Every high school student in the district is issued a laptop. In 2002, the Academy was SUMMER named the first Microsoft Center of UPSCALE RESALE Excellence in the world. FASHIONS The symposium is sponsored by Dell, - LOVINGLY WORN DESIGNER FASHIONS - FASHIONS Microsoft and Apple, among others. The - LOOK LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS FOR PENNIES - 1 Academy of Irving ISD is located at 4601 N. -Consignments Accepted Daily- /2 PRICE MacArthur Boulevard in Irving. For more information on the conference, access $10 Minimum 142 S. MAIN ST. www.irvingisd.net/symposium/. (972) 259-1249 IRVING, TX 75060 (Some Exceptions) Page 20 November 3, 2005 www.irvingrambler.com The Irving Rambler Margaret’s Corner Looking to GROW Hi Irving! March 7. Please mark your calendars. You to do a fraud investigation and give you a will receive a new voter’s certificate sometime number to call. Eventually they end up Your Business? I have seen many of in January; it will be yellow. getting your pin number. Not Good. Engage in great networking and leads you at City Hall There is an awful new credit card scam, Never give out any personal of financial opportunities by coming to the Arts Center during the past 12 beware, it sounds so real. The callers do not information to anyone that contacts you by Rehearsal Hall from 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. on Friday days of early voting ask for your card number, they already have phone or e-mail. You should contact the morning’s now through Nov. 18th. This pilot for the State it. By understanding how the VISA and Security Department of the credit card program is co-sponsored by the city’s Constitutional Master Card telephone credit card scam yourself. Business Liaison office and the Greater Amendments and works, you will be better prepared to protect Scammers are extremely good at what Irving – Las Colinas Chamber of Irving special yourself. they do, which is making you believe that election. Thank you …to so many folks who They say they are from the Security and they are credible. Report to the police any Commerce’s Economic Development told me they enjoyed “Margaret’s Corner”. I Fraud Department of VISA etc. They give calls or e-mails that seem to be scams. Be Division. really appreciate your comments. you a badge number. They tell you your card careful and be safe. Irving-based businesspeople, Chamber I try to give you important information has been flagged for an unusual purchase members, and those interested in starting as well as my two cents worth; I am always pattern, and they are calling to verify. This Attend Church Sunday. their own company are welcome to attend open to suggestions, though. Let me know goes on and on. They tell you they are going God Bless You. the weekly sessions free of charge, and will what interest you. have 30 seconds to tell about their business. Back to elections, the Republican and A portion of the program is dedicated to leads Margaret Lopez is an indepenfent writer for the Irving Rambler. An Irving resident for Democratic primaries Early Voting will be Feb. sharing among participants. more than 12 years, she and her husband have been married for more than 37 years and 21 thru March 3, 2006. 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