MHS in district tournament Free classes for the retired Sports, page 12 School news, page 14 MUENSTER ENTERPRISE VOLUME XLV11 FEBRUARY I I, 1983 MUENSTER COOKE COUNTY TEXAS 76252 USPS 367-660 TWENTY CENTS NUMBER 12 Council sets April 2 A few weeks ago Secretary of the Interior, James Watt was very much in the news following a TV appearance election date involving Indian reser- vations, which are ad- ministered by his depar- Ai/ 71/7_1.177/451iN/K An election to name three the city's physical properties tment. He had a number of members on the Muenster such as building, contents, uncomplimentary remarks City Council was ordered by vehicles, equipment, etc. about the average Indian Mayor Leo Hess Monday The council noted that in- standard of living and our night at the council's regular surance cost has gone up government's treatment of meeting. Places to be filled again because inflation has the Indians, and suddenly are those of the mayor and increased property values found himself accused of position 3 now occupied by about 40 percent since the proposing the abolition of Ronnie Felderhoff, and last payment three years American Indian reser- position 5 now occupied by ago. vations, describing them as Ted Henscheid. The election Despite the fact that city an example of the "failure will be held on Saturday tax collections average near of socialism." April 2 and the deadline for 95 percent, the council has filing candidacy is March 2. appointed Julian Smith of exception Almost without Persons wishing to be on the Gainesville its attorney to Indian leaders across the ballot may file now at the collect delinquent tax. After nation demanded his scalp. city hall. repeated neglect for several One regarded it as a pattern Other action of the coun- years, some of the overdue heading toward termination cil included approval of the accounts are becoming of the reservations. Another volunteer fireman's offer to sizeable. termed the reported remarks build the foundation for the Looking forward to ger- "the most genocidal, racial fire station extension at the manfest, chairman Alvin slur we've ever heard from a east side of the building. Fuhrman and Chamber of government official", Other construction work Commerce President Dick basing his extreme inference lost control of the truck as he approached Highway 82, will be done by local Ferber asked the city to help on the statement that Members of the Myra and Muenster Volunteer Fire Depar- builders. establish a pedestrian cross- tments were summoned to the scene of this propane truck where it turned over. Cooke County Emergency Medical "History has shown that the Also the council accepted over on Maple street across accident Wednesday at about 9;15 a.m. at the intersection Personnel also were called to the scene but were not needed easiest way to do away with and approved a professional Highway 82. The project is of Highway 82 and the Myra Highway. The accident oc- because no injuries were sustained in the mishap. A a society different than the being referred to the Texas curred as the truck was travelling north on the Myra road wrecker was called from Gainesville and the area was audit of the city's business dominant one is to eliminate last year. Highway Department. and the truck's driver,Orville Bentley of Era, apparently cleared in about 45 minutes. its land holdings. Reser- And it approved a three Likewise the council vations are the main thing year insurance contract with that keep Indian people and FMW Insurance Agency on See Council, page 6 their cultures of the past together." Ever since the original flare up and the media's gleeful Chamber honors report of Watt's discomfort, Tigerettes headed little has been heard on the subject, particularly that it's now known that the first beer sales contract reports were mostly to state tourney misquoted or taken out of context, and that hostile In- The Muenster Chamber luncheon for a vote of con- dian leaders have mostly of Commerce Tuesday fidence in trying to get the cooled, the exceptions being declined to become directly Jaycees to reverse their for third year principally liberals who go involved in a current sales decision, but the Chamber along with lots of other dispute between an area declined to take an official liberals. Coors Beer Distributor and position in the dispute, most For the third time in as the half and stretched the The fact in this issue is that the Muenster Jaycees. members agreeing that it many years, Sacred Heart's lead to 37-24 ending the the TV transcript not only The dispute involves a was something Coors would Tigerettes are headed for the third. At one time in the reveals that Watt in no way recent decision by the have to work out with the TCIL state finals at the second SH led by 14, and called for terminating the Jaycees to deny Coors per- Jaycees themselves since the Hemisfair arena in San An- following an II point hot reservations, but a new Ad- mission to join local beer group holds the contract on tonio. They earned the streak in the fourth it led by ministration statement on distributors in selling beer at beer sales at the annual honor Saturday, by a 24. However, ND was per- Indian policy originating in this year's Germanfest. event. decisive 56-41 win over the sistent and pulled up within the Interior Department and Otis Talley, an area Coors Several members of the Lady Knights of Notre 7 at one time in the third and approved by Watt before it distributor asked Chamber Dame in a district 3-A before the end trimmed its went to the White House, members at their monthly See Chamber, page 13 tournament hosted by the deficit from 24 to 15. explicitly rejects the idea of Wichita Falls team. termination. An important factor in Though Watt was highly Weinzapfel resigns On their way to the the game was turnovers. SH critical of "Socialistic" district title the Tigerettes losing possession 9 times policies on the reservations had a previous 57-44 win whereas ND lost 20 times. he made it clear that Indians over Notre Dame along with were not the cause of this from city water board a pair of big wins over St. Also SH had 34 rebounds socialism but its victims. He John's of Ennis. Their whereas ND had 31. did not direct "racial sluts" Henry Weinzapfel, a becomes effective at the end season record now stands at S member of the Muenster at the Indians but blamed of the month. After that the 21-5. Susan Walterscheid led Water board since the water economic and social board will elect one of their the way for the Tigerettes district was established on Coach Jon LeBrasseur problems on faulty federal number to succeed him as with 18 points and 17 April I, 1974, and chairman was lavish with his praise for policy which he wants to president. rebounds. Anne Felderhoff of the board most of the the girls. "We prepared change. At this time, Weinzapfel scored 13 (9 in the second time, submitted his hard and were ready to play, said, the lake project is half). Marilynn Hartman "We have tremendous resignation to the city coun- and we did what we had to nearing the land purchase made 12, Sandra Walter- problems on the reser- cil at its regular meeting do. The girls made a few stage. Board members will scheid 9 and Laurie Endres vations," Watt said. "I mistakes," he added, "but Monday night. The city ap- meet on Feb. 17 with the 4. frequently talk about it by pointed James Roark to suc- Texas Water Resources made up for them with telling people if you want an ceed him as the new member Commission in Austin to hustle. I thought they did an During the Tigerette win example of the failures of and also appointed Al Janle Hartman Photo excellent job running the apply for 5600,000 to be over Notre Dame last Satur- socialism, don't go to four-corners offense." Walter and Ken McDougle used for buying land. All day Susan Walterscheid Russia, come to the to another term on the records are in order he said, Susan Walterscheid pulls down one of her 17 rebounds in Sacred Heart held the lead scored her 1000th point for American Indian reser- board. Others serving are so early approval of the Saturday's championship victory over Notre Dame. all the way. At the first Sacred Heart She is a vations. David Bright and Mike grant is expected, after Susan also scored 18 points including her No 1000 in period they were ahead 16-9 junior, having another year "We have 50 million acres Sloan. which the next procedure is three years with Sacred Heart. Another Tigerette iden- and gained to a 28-19 lead at of eligibility on the team. of Indian reservations and Weinzapfel's resignation buying the land. tified is Sandra Walterscheid 31. 1.4 million Indians and every social problem is exaggerated because of socialistic government A touch of mild winter policy. Highest divorce rate, Muenster has been favored by a week Another Pulitzer Gas rate increase highest drug rate, highest Good News of mild, pleasant weather as low tem- The Enterprise this week welcomes yet unemployment rate, highest peratures reached only the high twenties. another Pulitzer Prize winner to its weekly under consideration social diseases...because the 2 Chronicles 7: 12-14 However moisture has been scarce.