MUENSTER Serving Muenster and Cooke County since 1936 • ENTERPRISE VOLUME LIV, NO. 25 12 PAGE, 50 CENTS MAY 18, 1990 Students' achievements are celebrated at Awards Banquet Students won the limelight Honor Society and classes. Jerry Brawner, Darrin Bindel; Reeves; GOVERN- Tuesday when Muenster High Cheerleaders and participants in SCIENCE - Mike Abney, Jimmy MENT/ECONOMICS - Lisa School bestowed honors at the an- the UIL literary competition were Herr, Donnie Boydstun; BAND Robison, Dana Wimmer, Jenny nual Recognition and Awards noted, as well. Melissa Bayer,-Mike Abney, Wimmer; MOST ATHLETIC Banquet in the MPS gym. The coaches called special atten- Yoshi Nakamura; COMPUTER - GIRL - Dana Wimmer, Denise Michael Bierschenk received the tion to outstanding players in Mike Abney, Mike Connell, Jim- Anderle, Shonna Reiter; MOST coveted Hustling Hornet Award, various sports: FOOTBALL - my Herr; SPANISH - Mike Con- ATHLETIC BOY - Donnie given to the player who goes above Donnie Boydstun, line; James nell, Dyann Vogel, Dana Wim- Boydstun, James Hennigan, Brad and beyond on the athletic field. Hennigan, back; TRACK - Denise mer; INDUSTRIAL ARTS - Scot McDaniel; HUSTLING Mike Abney, meanwhile, walked Anderle; Yancy Culp; TENNIS - Vogel, Jeff Hellman, Joe Paul HORNET - Michael Bierschenk, away with top honors for Dana Wimmer; Mike Gobble; Walterscheid; MATH - Dana CHARLES COFFEY receives thanks and a medal from Acting Principal Dana Wimmer, James Hennigan; academic excellence, the Balfour BOYS BASKETBALL - Terry Wimmer, Jenny Wimmer, Mike Bert Gibbs for his long years of service as Muenster Public School BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL - Award and the Lamar Medal. Felderhoff, top rebounder; Brad Abney; TYPING - Amy Jenny Wimmer, Dana Wimmer, Superintendent. Dove Pelle Photo Dr. Susan Moster, a 1977 McDaniel, offense; James Hen- Dankesreiter, Yoshi Nakamura, Dyann Vogel; BEST ALL- graduate of MHS, was the ban- nigan, defense; James Hennigan, Misty Ford; ENGLISH - Misty AROUND BOY - Jerry Browner, quet's guest speaker. She earned most valuable player. Ford, Dyann Vogel, Jenny Wim- Mike Abney, Sean Slater; degrees in chemistry and phar- GIRLS BASKETBALL - Dana mer; HOMEMAKING - Tina Kle- BALFOUR - Jerry Brawner, Jenny macy from Southwestern Univer- Wimmer, Denise Anderle, co- ment, Karri Ramsey, Jannet Wim mer, Mike Abney. sity and her doctrate in 1987. She offense; Jenny Wimmer, Lisa is now in her third year of residen- Robison, co-defense; Shonna cy in internal medicine at Tulsa Reiter, point guard; Mindy Regional Medical Center. Her Graham, Coaches' Award: message to the students stressed GIRLS GOLF - Dana Wimmer, the fact that she had been well Mindy Graham, Jami Flusche, prepared for college by her high Kelley Wimmer and Stephanie school learning experiences in Wimmer, most valuable players. Muenster. Willie Knight of the Marysville The Hornet Band played several Masonic Lodge presented Mike selections during the meal, which Abney with the Lamar Medal. was catered by Rohmer's Also, Principal Bert Gibbs Restaurant. The officers of stu- presented retiring Superintendent dent organizations were recogniz- Charles Coffey with a medal for ed, such as the Future 10 years of service to MPS. MICHAEL BIERSCHENK is named Hustling Hornet of 1989-90 at Homemakers of America, the Nominees for Who's Who (with Tuesday's Awards Banquet, receiving congratulations from Head Coach Future Farmers of America, the winners in bold) were: Band, Student Council, National AGRICULTURE - Justin Ashley, Bill Jump. Dove Petit Photo Muenster School District hires Jerry Metzler as new high school principal

by Elaine Schad knowledgeable and possesses the held for three years. Jerry Metzler will become the skills to provide that kind of Metzler returned to Cooke new principal of the junior high leadership," he said. County in April 1987, when he and high school for the Muenster A 1974 graduate of Lindsay became principal at Gainesville KRISTY KREBS ANCN Ct. LP school district, officials confirmed High School, Metzler received his State School. He looks forward to this week. bachelor's degree with a major in becoming a part of the Muenster Metzler, 33, has resigned his English and secondary certifica- school system. Kristy Krebs Yancy Culp position as principal at Gainesville tion from the University of North "When we moved back here, I State School, effective at the end Texas. He taught English for one was looking to get back into the of the school year. He is expected year at Valley View and for one public school system," said brings home takes third in to begin his duties at Muenster in year at Callisburg. He then moved Metzler. "I think Muenster pro- August. He was selected from to Denton, where he lived for four vides the stable community that the "gold" State Track among 70 applicants for the posi- years, and worked as a teacher at I've been looking for," he said. tion, officials said. Strickland Junior High School. "The parents attend the school, Lindsay High School junior Muenster High School was well Metzler, a Lindsay native, is no He served as assistant principal then they grow up and support Kristy Krebs set a new school represented in the State Track stranger to the area, and that was there for one year. their kids. They have high expec- record at the UIL State track meet Meet in Austin by Yancy Culp. one of the factors in picking him Metzler went back to school and tations for their kids, and that's in Austin last week, bringing Yancy qualified for the prestigious for the job, said new Muenster earned his masters degree in what I want to be a part of. That's home a state championship. Kristy competition by finishing second in Superintendent Steve Cooper. "I educaiton administration in 1981. what makes a good school." finished the 400m dash with a win- Regional competition in the just think he's got a proven record JERRY METZLER He then moved to Austin where he Metzler considers the fact that ning time of 58.2. This was her 1600m run, with a time of 4:39.01. of leadership," said Cooper. "It spent one year teaching a he has been in the classroom as a third year to compete at the state The top eight Class A milers was important that we could find importance of discipline to a classroom discipline management teacher an asset. "My teaching ex- meet. Kristy also was a leg on this assembled in Austin, at the a qualified person who was school system, the ability to guide program at Southwest Texas State perience has helped me, but I've year's state qualifying 400m and University of Texas, to compete familiar with the Muenster area the system through all the state University. He then became an ad- also worked with a lot of different 1600m relays. for the title. Yancy carried a per- and the community," he said. mandates, as well as the ability to ministrative assistant to the types of kids," he said. "I've sonal best of 4:36.23 for the Other factors in Metzler's selec- motivate staff and students, superintendent in the Del Valle worked with kids who have need- The 1600m relay, ran by Felicia distance. tion were his academic record, the Cooper said. "1 think he's very ISD near Austin, a position he Please See PRINCIPAL, Page 2 Hellinger, Melanie Anderson, In front of a crowd of over Cassandra Fuhrmann and Krebs 20,000, the race began around finished fourth at the state meet, 10:00 p.m. Saturday evening. setting a new school record of Yancy finished the first lap near 4:07.0 the rear of the pack, but began to Volunteers foster cheer at St. Richard's move up in the second lap. Going Felicia Hellinger qualified for into the final lap, Yank began his by Janet Felderhoff like family to me," said Mrs. musical or artistic talent, to giving Golda Lones of Gainesville takes the state meet four years. She spring 300 meters from the finish. President Bush declared May 13- Kubis. "I worry about them when facials, volunteers come to spend pleasure in planning arts and crafts finished 6th in the 300m hurdles, He passed a couple of runners in 19 National Nursing Home Week I'm not there." time with the special people who projects to share with the residents her first year to run the hurdles, the back straight and gained with the theme "Pride in Caring." "I want all of the volunteers to reside at St. Richard's Villa. each month. with a time of 49.0. Felicia holds ground on the two leaders all the The theme was selected to help give know that they are really ap- Bingo is an especially favored The religious needs of those school records in the long jump, way to the finish. He finished with recognition to care givers and preciated," she stated. "I don't passtime and it is scheduled every residing at St. Richard's are atten- 300 hurdles, 400m relay and the a new personal best of 4:32.91. volunteers for the service and care know what we'd do without them. Wednesday and made possible by ded to when area clergy take time to 1600m relay. "Yank made us all proud," said they provide for our elderly, par- Things would get boring without members of the St. Anne's Society conduct services there and Caroline Hornet Coach Bill Jump. "He ran ticularly in nursing homes. them." in Muenster. The game is also Hess comes daily to lead the rosary The 400m relay team of Julie an excellent race. We were all glad St. Richard's Villacelebrated the From visiting over a game such sponsored at various other times by service. Fuhrmann, Cassandra Fuhrmann, for him and shared in his excite- week with a full schedule of ac- as dominoes or bingo, to sharing a different groups. Please See ST. RICHARD'S, Pg. 2 Hellinger and Krebs had an unof- ment as he climbed onto the tivities, many of which were made ficial time of 52.06. "The girls awards stand. He is an outstan- possible by their regular volunteers didn't have their best hand-off," ding young man and we will be and special planning and efforts on said Coach George Thomason. hearing more of his track success the part of the staff. stories in the future." Rosina Kubis is the Activity This was senior Julie Yancy's time of 4:32.91 ranks Director at St. Richard's. She Fuhrmann's second trip to state, him up there with some of the top began her employment there as an being a member of last year's milers in Muenster history. Dale aide on the 10 to 6 shift almost four 1600m relay team that finished 6th Schilling, John Bartush, and Ron- years ago, but has been the Activity and part of last year's school nie Hess all ran times in the low Director for two and half years. record setting 400m relay team. 4:30's Yancy Culp has etched his Her job has many facets. Congratulations to the Lindsay name among those as one of Rosina plans the daily group ac- Knightettes! Muenster's best. ivities at St. Richard's and chedules volunteers to help carry them out when needed. She was required to take 40 hours of Con- tinued Education at Grayson College to be certified for her job. She continues to attend required courses to keep her certification. Good News Paperwork is a big part of the Activity Director's job. She makes I, the Lord, have called you for the victory of justice, care plans and social histories for I t , each of the residents and makes t _ hi I have grasped you by the hand; I formed you, and set you quarterly assessments of them as a covenant of the people, a light for the nations, to open , kii, the eyes of the blind, to bring out prisoners from confinement, every three months. , , • , Among her other duties at St. and from the dungeon, those who live in darkness. AI . r A A ,,..., .... ISAIAH 42: 6 - 7 Richard's are grocery shopping, • .., ,,,- . Aft and filling in where needed when RESIDENTS at St. Richard's Villa enjoy one of their favorite passtimes - playing Bingo, with the assistance of the staff is short-handed. St. Anne's Society members. Pictured above are Opal Kupper, Loyce Kermickle, Marie Hunch, volunteer, and "The people at St. Richard's are Theresa Vogel, as they all hope to be the next winner. Janie Hartman Photo PAGE 2 -MAY 18, 1990 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE

Continued from Page 1 Letters to the Editor ST. RICHARD'S Dear Upper h in-Red SWCD Dear David: Evelyn Sicking a 4-H leader feels Sponsor, Thank you very much for the that the students who go to St. The Upper Elm-Red Soil and well written articles supporting Richard's to perform skits or songs Water Conservation District our hospital. I know it took many get as much good from their visits would like to take this opportunity hours of hard and dedicated work. as the people they are visiting. "It's to thank you for sponsoring our It seems there are numerous times good for the kids to visit with the forty-first Annual Awards Ban- when you believe you have a elderly. They need each other," she quet. We certainly appreciate your "thankless" job. I am hopeful commented. "It's worth the effort help. this letter lets you and your to see the smile on the residents' As you know , it is only with the talented staff know that the staff faces." help of people such as yourself, of Muenster Memorial Hospital, The kids enjoy the visits, said that this program is such a suc- does indeed, give a tremendous - Mrs. Sicking. Some of the com- cess. We appreciate your financial THANK YOU. ments she has heard are, "They are assistance, co-operation and in- Sincerely, so cute" and "It made me feel good terest. You certainly did your part Herman W. Carroll to make them smile." to make this a successful program. Administrator Maurine Griggs is another Thanks so much. Muenster Memorial Hospital regular visitor at St. Richard's. She Sincerely yours, `:; P.O. Box 370 became acquainted with her many Clyde Hale Chairman Muenster, TX 76252 friends there when her husband's MUENSTER HIGH SCHOOL students earning academic awards at Upper Elm-Red SWCD aunt was a resident there for a year. Tuesday night's banquet included, I to r, Mike Abney, Jannet Reeves, After the aunt no longer resided Dana Wimmer, Jenny Wimmer, Misti Ford, Jerry Brawner, Dyann there, one of her friends at St. A PROCLAMATION Vogel, Scot Vogel, Michael Bierschenk, Mike Connell, James Hennigan. Richard's said "I guess we won't be At right, guest speaker Dr. Susan Moster. . B.., Fe le Photos seeing you any more." WHEREAS: The annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the That is when Maurine made the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States has been decision to come and visit them and officially recognized and endorsed by governmental leader , play dominoes twice each week. "I since 1922; and Muenster School does miss them when I don't go," she WHEREAS: V.F.W. Buddy Poppies are assembled by said. "I have a good time when I disabled veterans, and the proceeds of this worthy fundraising play and visit. It lifts me up. They campaign are used exclusively for the benefit of disabled and well on TEAMS tests are so caring." needy veterans, and the widows and orphans of deceased Children from both schools take veterans, and by Elaine Schad students, 100 percent mastered the time to make special visits and WHEREAS: The basic purpose of the annual sale of I he Muenster school district math and reading, while 96 per- Wanda Flusche brings her day care Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign Wars is eloquently has again performed well in the an- cent mastered the writing. children several times each year. reflected in the desire to "Honor the Dead by Helping the nual Texas Assessment of Of the 28 ninth-graders tested, The children come with valentines, Living:" therefore Minimum Skills Test (TEAMS). 100 percent mastered all three Easter baskets, Christmas I, TED HENSCHEID, Mayor of the City of MUENSTER. The TEAMS test is a state - areas. stockings, and other treats. do hereby urge the citizens of this community to recognize mandated test given annually in In other business during the The following are volunteers the merits of this cause by contributing generously to its reading, math and writing to board's regular May meeting, the who help at St. Richard's in various support through the purchase of Buddy Poppies on May 27, students in grades 3, 5, 7, 9 and an newly re-elected school board Continued from Page 1 ways: Billie Fleitman's Camp Fire the day set aside for the distribution of these symbols of exit-level test for grade 11. The members received their oath of of- Group, Golda Lones, Betty Rose appreciation for the sacrifices of our honored dead. I I th-grade results were reported fice, and returns from the May 7 Walterscheid, Sonny Walter- I urge all patriotic citizens to wear a Buddy Poppy as earlier. election were canvassed. PRINCIPAL scheid, Linda Flusche, Father Vic- t t mute evidence of our gratitude to the men of this country "One thing that we're really The board voted to: tor, Jerry and Evelyn Sicking, a who have risked their lives in defense of the freedoms which proud of this time is our writing -Hire Carol Klement effective ed a challenge." Muenster 4-H, Mildred Lawson, we continue to enjoy as American citizens. scores," said Superintendent May 15, as the new secretary to Metzler feels he's moving into a Jan Cain, Wanda Flusche, /s/ Ted Henscheid, Mayor Charles Coffey. Of the 28 ninth - the superintendent. superior school system, where a Maurine Griggs, Caroline Hess, 4" graders taking the test, 22 scored a -Appointed new superintendent history of excellent test scores and Jerry Hendricks, Wilma Richar- perfect 4, while five students Steve Cooper as the district's performance have spoken for dson, Vanessa Henson, Ruth scored a 3, he said. representative to the Region II themselves. He hopes to ,try to Felderhoff, Janice Bayer, Pam Fet- Cable franchise delay Of the 21 students taking the service center. maintain the district's good te, Christie Klement, St. Joseph's third-grade test, 100 percent -Voted against allowing a dis- academic reputation plus add to it Society, St. Anne's Society Bingo mastered both the math and count for early payment of pro- in areas where he sees a need. Ladies, Doug Martin, Buddy causes TNN move writing sections, while 95 percent perty taxes, the same policy as in Metzler's wife Glenna, also a Yosten, Joe Hoenig, Rev. Sharp, mastered the reading. years past. Lindsay graduate, is a counselor Eddie Ramsey, Rita Richey, Rev. by Alvin M. Fuhrman up to channel 22 only. At the pre- Of the 20 fifth-grade students, -Voted to move the collection of for the Cooke County Mental Poore, Betty Felderhoff, Marcey The Nashville Network which sent time, our options are to carry 100 percent mastered the math district property taxes from the Health Center. The couple have Klement, Millie Voth, and Lucille had been carried on channel 15 on the TNN program on 23 or take it and reading, while 95 percent tax assessor-collector's office back two children, Christina, age II, Hess, and students from both local the Muenster cable system has off of the system. mastered the writing. to the Cooke County Appraisal and Stephanie, age 2. They hope schools. now been moved to channel 23. Cable ready sets should have no Of the 26 seventh-grade District effective Oct. 1. to be moving from their home in Delays caused by tower controver- problem in receiving channel 23. Lindsay to the Muenster area, sy and franchise renewal, which Some television sets may need fine Metzler said. have caused the delayed system tuning. Older sets not designed to your advertising donors do better Ni Metzler is a son-in-law of Glenn rebuild, in turn have caused the fastic receive channel 23 will need a con- Hellman former longtime Muenster system not to be ready verter. Channel 23 is not trapped principal of the Muenster ISD 759.4408 for stricter FCC rules. These rules on the cable system and should be the classifieds before moving to Lindsay where he in Old Theatre Mall regard signals leaking out of the available to all subscribers. held the position of superintendent cable system, especially in the Channels 14, 15 and 16 will be 759-4311 until retirement. critical aeronautical frequencies used again when the Muenster that are used by airline pilots lan- system has been rebuilt. Im- ding at D/FW Airport. Channel provements will be made as soon 15 falls in these critical frequen- as a satisfactory franchise renewal cies. Airline pilots are complain- has been negotiated with the city. J.W.'s ing about interference in the Improvements will include a 20 Automatic Cooke-Wise County area. Moving channel basic, with a weather Transmission & TNN is a precaution taken to channel and weather forecast. A Congratulations! make sure that no leakage occurs poll of subscribers will determine Brakes from our system into these critical which channels will be added. The All of our Transmissions are frequencies while we wait for the first phase of these improvements Guaranteed 100% franchise extension and planned was nearing completion in 1987 improvements to the system. when work was stopped due to the Transmission Offered for 1 The quality of channel 23 may tower controversy. When com- '161.00 Installed Free not be the same on your TV as pleted, these improvements will Brake Inspection Free channel 15 was, since the present result in more channels of televi- 1601 Independence Gaines. ale cable system is designed to carry • ji sion and improved picture quality. (817) 665-0745 or 665-3376

Accident claims victim MUENSTER

by Elaine Schad Oklahoma rodeos, and had been a ENTERPRISE Funeral services were held top contender at a small arena in- Wednesday for a 25-year-old side Billy Bob's Texas in the Fort Phone (817) 759-4311 Cooke County man who died ear- Worth Stockyards during the ly Sunday from injuries he receiv- club's heyday, he said. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ed when a bull stepped on him He was a member of the Church In Cooke County during competition at the 33rd of Christ. Burial was in New Hope 1 year $20.00; 2 years $36.00 Annual Forestburg FFA rodeo. Cemetery in Cooke County. Vernie Jeff Dumas of the Mountain Keel Funeral Home in Gainesville Outside Cooke County Springs community in eastern was in charge of arrangements. 1 year $23.00; 2 years $42.00 Cooke County, was pronounced Survivors of Jeff Dumas include dead at about 12:25 a.m. at his parents, Curtis and Vi Dumas The deadline for news and Muenster Memorial Hospital by of Mountain Springs; one brother, advertising Is Tuesday 5 p.m. Justice of the Peace Dorothy Brett Dumas of Fort Worth; one Smith. The accident occurred at sister, Laurie Kuykendall of I lie MUENSTER ENTERPRISE (LISP5.16,r, published every Fndayencept rheim, acct the small outdoor arena in Gainesville; his grandmother, Lula December and one week in July by The Alm, Forestburg about 10:30 p.m., of- Winn of Irving; two nieces, one Laterana, Inc., 117 E. Fail Sr.. Mime., 1', Second.cluspostage paidor eluem,er,T,,n , ficials said. nephew; and several aunts and un- POSTMASTER: Send eddresscharrecro THL Dumas was participating in the cles. He is also survived by his fian- MUENSTER ENTF RPRISE, P 0 Boa bull riding competition and was ce, Cindy Neu of Gainesville. one of the last competitors to ride, said Smith. He apparently died from a lacerated liver, she said. Muenster High School Senior Sean Slater While sponsored by the Future Brown Motor Co. Farmers of America, the Muenster State Bank congratulates Sean Forestburg rodeo is open for all 1991 GMC Sonoma Pickup ages, and featured about 175 com- Slater for his academic success in winning the petitors in a variety of rodeo Air conditioning, radio, events. It was the first fatality at rally wheels and much more silver medal in University Interscholastic the rodeo in its 33-year history, said producers. League competition in Ready Writing at the Dumas was born June 30, 1964 NA4 in Lawrence, Kan. He was a 1983 State level. graduate of Valley View High School. While in high school, he S142" Thank you for the honor you bring to Per received the school's first Eagle Sale Price 5 8,350 Pontiac Spirit Award. He was a four-year Month Muenster High and the whole community. 1st Time Buyer Buick letterman in three sports, and dur- OW Truck, ing one district track meet, scored If Qualified '600 more points as an individual than did the team which placed second. 00 • 5000 $7 ,750 Muenster He was a former paramedic, but • 7 (110 , scounts and robeles•pplled.(2)First Time Buyer Rebate Is available on selected had withdrawn from that job after models for puslIlled buyerS (3151500 CAM, down, plus tax, Iltle and license, With SP . his older brother, Brett Dumas, (Si Resales or 7 95, to 1095. APR on proved Credit (II) Prices subject to change seleCted models for puelltled buyers (Si Must (eke Walt deb., Iron denier ' , ed. suffered head injuries in a traffic helots August 23 accident about four years ago, his State Bank Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. father, Curtis Dumas, said in an ar- ticle for the Fort Worth Star- Saturday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Member FDIC 201 N. Main 759-2257 Telegram. Dumas had competed 1608 West Highway 82 817-665-5591 ,811 mostly in North Texas and THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MAY 18,1990 - PAGE 3 C l Frances Bayer installed as auxiliary president

S Frances Bayer, a member of the Saturday, May 5. Terbl, assistant guard from Muenster VFW Auxiliary Post Other elected officers installed feels Lewisville. No. 6205 was elected and installed were Sue Martin, senior vice presi- St Color bearers are Ann Taylor, President of District I at the con- dent from Lake Texoma; Marvella Maggie Baker, Alice Gordon and vention on Sunday, May 6. McLain, junior vice president !sit, Argie Whitehead of Gainesville. 'It', Doris Parker of Gainesville, from Frisco; Flo Geller, treasurer Margarette Portor and Betty past president of the Department from Sherman; Carolyn the Muller of Gainesville are banner of Texas VFW Auxiliary, presided Hamilton, secretary from McKin- she bearer and flag bearer respective- at the installation of all of the of- ney; Sam Ritchie, chaplain from ly. Doris Parker of Gainesville is ton ficers. Activities were held in the Lake Texoma; Lou Cullum, con- musician. Gainesville Post Home No. 1922. ductress from Gainesville; Kathy Chiefs of Staff appointed were This ceremony was part of the Wisenhaunt, guard, from said Betty Cantrell from Lewisville; :orn . District I schedule of events for Bonham. Trustees are Lorene Carolyn Hamilton from McKin- the convention which began on McCord from Denison; Mary are ney; Betty Blaisdell from Lake ;ood Dallas; and Anita Monroe from Sherman. MR. CHRIS BAYER, left, of the Gainesville Metal Mart with A ea ither Frances Bayer, as the new presi- Manager CI i f Loveless, right, being presented the Manager of the Year She dent, also made fifteen chairman- Award. Lindsay Council gives sans ship appointments for the year. rld'y This VFW Auxiliary District has a total of nineteen auxiliaries. +ear. franchise another chance ided Attending the meeting from by Elaine Schad deadline in making the correc- Muenster were Janet Barnhill, • St. Metal Mart announces The Lindsay City' Council has tions, the council will ask the com- Voirin from Farmersville and president of Auxiliary 6205; decided to give the company pany to voluntarily withdraw its Anita Monroe from Sherman. Josephine Schilling vice president; which holds the city's franchise the franchise. The city is awaiting Appointive officets installed Rose Hudspeth, treasurer; Juanita Manager of the Year just one more chance to improve word from the company's at- were Dickie Rogers, patriotic in- Knabe, guard and Marie Herr. land c. °I service before attempting to sever torney on the proposal, officials ctructor from Denison; Linda Janet Barnhill was granted the Mr. Chris Bayer, manager of Metal Mart, established in 1984, ties and contract with a new said. Knabe, historian from Muenster; privilege of placing her mother's she the Gainesville Metal Mart store specializes in the retail sales of company. ten "We seem to have their atten- Ella Collinsworth, assistant con- name in nomination for President was recognized for Outstanding metal building sheeting, purlins, They Following a two-hour discus- tion .now," said councilman Don ductress from Lewisville; Linda of District I. Achievement in 1989, at the an- and accessories. Having doubled sion with representatives of WGA Metzler. "There seems to be some nual sales meeting held in Dallas. the number of store locations in Cable Company of Houston, the improvements since we've talked take 1989, Metal Mart now has 23 council decided to give the com- with them, but we want to em- and retail outlets located throughout pany 60 days to make all correc- phasize that people should not 'Care Muller-Herr First Baptist Church Texas; one in Louisiana, Arkan- tions necessary to the city's cable hesitate to call the company is they Year, sas, and Arizona; and two loca- service. Customers have been are experiencing any problems Muenster, Texas Ines, reunion set tions in New Mexico. Continued trnas complaining about poor service with reception," he said. expansion is underway for 1990. and poor reception, and the coun- Metzler said customers may call Come join us for Family Day, for May 27 cil has been attempting to look for a toll-free number (800) 962-5271 Deers The annual Muller-Herr reu- options in obtaining better service. if they have any problems. They Breakfast 9:15 a.m. nous May 20, 1990 - nion will be held on May 27 at the The council discussed seven should give their name, address, Fire Muenster City Park pavilion. All areas of concern about service, phone number, and state the Church Picture 9:45 a.m.- Music Rose Hope for relatives are invited to bring a and agreed that four have been problem. alter. corrected by the company. Should In other business, the council Concert by "The Joyful Sounds" 'Vie. covered dish for the noon time ringing ears Ap meal and enjoy a day of games the company not meet the canvassed the votes from the May Xing, ' 7 election and swore in the newly - 9:45-10:45 a.m. and visiting. Gainesville, TX - Insomnia, eSOn, elected members. Doyle Cogburn depression, mental stress, ner- is new mayor, incumbents Manley Morning Worship Service vousness, anxiety. These words Hess, 1. Taylor and Wilbert Block will and more often describe what over 'char. Parish to serve ,o-year terms, and Don 11:00 a.m. -12:00 Noon 35 million Americans experience, Ruth Metzlf will serve a one-year unex- according to the American Tin- m Fet• pired! m. — And — nitus Association. seph's host Picnic Inc ier matters, the council: Evening Service will be a Billy Graham As a result of a seven-year study Bingo -Ge ited Cole and Smithen a by UNIMAX. Hearing In- action-packed evangelistic film, Buddy 45-day extension until July 2 to struments, Inc. of Gainesville, Tharp, on June 10 finish the street-paving project "Cry From The Mountain" Rev. CALL Texas, there is hope of relief for Chairmen of Sacred Heart because of bad weather days. The larcey 665-3298 many, especially those with ac- council approved a $23,975 first companying hearing losses. Parish's Annual Pre-Father's Day Picnic are busy organizing ac- payment for work that has been local If you or a loved one have been completed and approved by the • HEARING EVALUATIONS experiencing ringing, buzzing, fry- tivities for the June 10 picnic. • HEARING INSTRUMENTS Tom Herr is the general chairman. engineer. ing or other noises in the ears, -Arranged with the Cooke • REPAIR ALL MAKES you'll want to take advantage of a Dinner will be served at 11 a.m. • DOU8LE-LIFE BATTERIES in the Community Center. The County Sheriff's Department to new tinnitus analysis service provide the city with police protec- • OPEN MON.-FRI. 9-5 available at the UNIMAXiiii menu consists of fried chicken, ■ German sausage, sauerkraut, tion for the months of May and Research and Development June while the city's police chief is Center, located at 1607 In- potato salad, a variety of other ummax - salads, pie and tea. The meal is $6 on medical leave. Residents Hearing Instruments dependence in Gainesville. For a for adults and $3 for children should call the department at Come and be our guest forfellowship 1607 Independence no-cost, no-obligation analysis to under 12. Carry out meals are 665-3471 if they need help. 1011 E Hwy 821 find out if you may be helped, call food, music by "The Joyful Sound" available. -Formally accepted the deed to Gainesville, Texas 76252 665-3298 or 665-3311 for an ap- An auction will be a part of the Knight Drive from the Lindsay and God's Word shared by Chuck Frazier pointment. Advertisement. picnic activities. It begins at 6 ISD. p.m. and is under the chairmen ship of Sylvan Walterscheid and Dale Schilling. Anyone with items to contribute to the auction can Graduation contact either chairman for more information. The Country Store, being co - chaired by Jana Stoffels and Gifts Stacey Miller, should have an in- • 14K Gold teresting array of handcrafted items, as well as an assortment of 'Sterling Silver • Keepsakes used goods. Anyone with items to donate should contact Jana Stof- • Crystal fels, 759-4895, to arrange to drop • Costume Jewelry them by her home. Jana suggests donating any • Watches $24.95 & up White Elephant type goods that are in usable condition, and also suggests books, puzzles, and toys that are no longer of use to their present owner. She also has of- fered to paint wooden craft items. The Sweet Shop portion of the Country Store is being chaired by Dorothy Yosten. To sign up for Muenster the work schedule contact any chairman. Top prizes in the Main Raffle are a Rainbow Vacuum cleaner, Lube, Oil & Oil Filter Change 51100 value; 500 pound calf with processing; solid oak curio cabinet, $565 value; and a Magnavox 25" color T.V., $479 value. hen we say Sickings on no u're The:Beas" attend First • ..We meatit. Communion We are bombarded with advertisements to buy. You can shop around for goods ... and for some services, like a mechanic. But with utilities, there of grandson usually only one available. So, you might think it would be easy for us to take our consumers for granted. Robert Sicking, son of Michael and Carla Sicking of Decatur, You know what? The EXACT OPPOSITE IS TRUE. At your electric cooperative. Install a new Wal-Mart oil fliter •Lubdcate chassis • received his First Holy Com- to manufacturer's specification (cars with fittings) each and every member is an owner. So when we say YOU'RE THE munion on Sunday, May 6. A • Install up to 5 quads any oil In stock •Check all fluid BOSS ... we mean it! group of 28 children received their • levels •Wal.Mart safety check at no additional charge First Communion in the Assum- We'd like to know how we're doing, Boss. Give us a call . . . or drop by and visit. • For most cars and light tucks ption of the Blessed Virgin Mary And in the meantime, try to think of the last time your mechanic asked you how Church in Decatur. he was doing. 11.88 Jerry and Evelyn Sicking of Muenster attended their grandson Robert's special ceremony and An attitude of service spent the day visiting the family. Also attending Mass were Robert's sisters, Brandi and Cooke County Electric Cooperative Assn. WAL-MART Ashley. MUENSTER. TEXAS . After Mass the family enjoyed Tire and Auto Center lunch, visiting and picture taking at the Sicking home. A friend, BRAZOS Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ann Kirbie, joined the family in LLECTRK' Phone 668-7122 or 668.6898 the afternoon to congratulate East Highway 82, Gainesville Robert and to visit with the * CoopER4m family.

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A Parent-Teen Relationship charge to the public. the couple seminar sponsored by the travels widely holding seminars Gainesville Seventh Day Adventist and workshops with the goal of Church has been scheduled for 7 "making the family a winning -9 p.m. on Monday, May 21 and team." Tuesday, May 22. It will be at the Some of the seminar topics are Holiday Inn, Fair Park Blvd., Understanding Your Teenager; Gainesville. Instilling Courage and Self - The program is designed to help Esteem; Developing Responsibili- parents deal with problems involv- ty Through Discipline; and Winn- ing their teens, as well as teaching ing Cooperation Through them how to prevent problems. Communications. "The seminar will offer practical While the course is free, coor- theory and skills for critical issues dinators ask that those who plan and circumstances that make deal- to attend call 668-8687 to make ing with teens more enjoyable," reservations. This will aid them commented Paula Reiter, family in handout preparation. "Don't life director of the sponsor group. stay away because you haven't Dr. and Mrs. Rene Quispe, reserved a place and find that you Family Life Educators, will pre- have a last minute opportunity to sent the program which is free of attend," requests Paula Reiter. .1, ...— NOMINATED for the 1990-91 Student Council at Muenster High School last week were, I to r, front - Brandon Walterscheid and Kay Grandparents attend Grewing, freshmen representatives; Darren Bindel and Marlene Hess, sophomore representatives; 2nd row - Tina Klement and Tony Perryman, junior representatives; Lanette Fisher and Darrin Russell, senior First Holy Communion representatives. Officers are, 3rd row - Kelly Colwell, parliamentarian; Brad McDaniel, president; Jane Fisher, vice-president; Leslie Klement. Ryan Anthony Luke, son of shaped" cake as the centerpiece. reporter; back - Melissa Bayer, treasurer; Marcia Vogel, secretary. George and Sharon Luke of Gifts were opened and pictures Janie Hartman Pholo Houston, celebrated his First Holy were taken. Communion on Sunday, May 6, Joining Ryan on his special day 1990, at 3:00 in the afternoon at were his parents, his younger Motber'• St. Martha's Church in sisters Morgan and Krista, and his ••enia.ritnintisi Kingwood, Texas. Monsignor grandparents, Tony and ...111...emon of Leona MP sons maw. . w sasami William Tinney offered the Mass Luke of Muenster and Henry ana JIM at which 162 children received Ho- Della Voth of Lindsay. Also pre- MR. and MRS. AU IN FLE1TMAN of Rt. 4, Gainesville announce the ly Communion for the first time. sent were Ryan's godfather SEEDS JEWELERS engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Shelly Ann, to Ryan's father participated in the Melvin Luke and Terri, Jacob, Warren Fulton Sicking, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sicking of Muenster. Mass as a Lector. Afterward, a Jesse and Joshua of Muenster; WE DON'T CARE! The wedding will be held on June 16 at 5 p.m. in Sacred Heart Church reception was held at the church. Frank Luke of Hallettsville; and onerc .1o, s, al; h es, d La mond )e. . trophies, class nags or an,ki nd of ,c+ with Father Victor Gillespie officiating. Attendants will be Tammy Bez- Prior to the service, relatives Doug and Mary King of Coppell. We will Fix 'em, Repair 'em, Engrave 'em, Customize 'em and put batteries in 'awl ncr as maid of honor and Wesley Sicking as best man. The bride-elect is a spent the day in Ryan's home Unable to attend, but sending her 10K and 14K Gold Chains always priced light! visiting and relaxing. A noon meal love was Ryan's godmother, Doris 1988 graduate of Lindsay High School and is employed as a cashier at Nugget Gold Rings and Things for Dads and Grads! '24", Lindsay Grocery. The future-groom is a 1985 graduate of Muenster High was served with a special "cross - Wagner of Gainesville. School and is a lineman at Cooke County Electric Co-op. The couple will ...wax. oast...own,* Houses-ells on Grandfather Cloaks! - lor.ontllsdelltione

A , Francine Hudspeth is Creed 60„ How 8.75u/o msu cum laude grad Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Creed are CERTIFICATES parents of a daughter, Lauren On May 12 Francine Hudspeth, Nicole, born on May 2, 1990 at OF DEPOSIT daughter of Clarence and Rose 1:17 a.m. at Women's Pavilion of Birthday, With today s changing Hudspeth of Myra, graduated Denton Regional Medical Center, economic picture. insured cum laude from Midwestern State weighing 7 lb. 2 oz. and measuring Certificates of Deposit are University of Wichita Falls during 18./2 inches in length. Lauren a great place to invest the 8 p.m. commencement exer- Nicole joins a sister, Kristen, age 8 PaPaw your savings dollars cises at D.L. Ligion Coliseum. and two brothers, Mitch age 5 and She earned a BBA degree with a Kristopher, age 2. Their grand- me show you our full major in accounting and a minor parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tommy range of attractise interest in Business Administration. Knabe of Muenster and Mr. and ' rates, maturity dates and A grade point average of bet- Mrs. Kerry Creed of Lubbock. From All The Kids! payment schedules Call ween 3.5 and 3.69 is required to The great-grandparents are Mr. today earn the cum laude honor. Fran- and Mrs. Ben Voth of Muenster 'swat cine was a member of Phi Eta and Mrs. Dolly Creed of Conway EARL - RI STY" RUSSELL 701 list California St. Sigma and Alpha Lambda Delta Springs, Kansas. Gaines. Me. Tess sororities while attending 1111'i 06541.351 Midwestern. She is presently Edward employed part-time in the lab of AMPI in Muenster. 1). Jones & Co: Francine is the granddaughter FtitherT.DayfrtriiF of Clarence and Frances Hudspeth of Gainesville and Theresea Vogel and the late Ray Vogel. Sunday, June 10 Among those attending gradua- FRANCINE HUDSPET 11 tion ceremonies were her parents; brothers Scott, Bryan and Alan Hudspeth; and great aunt Lu Sacred Heart Community Center Vogel. Also Marcy Walters; Jessie Walterscheid; Julian and Carrie Walterscheid; and Bob and Eileen Vogel, all of Muenster; and DINNER Johnny and Patsy Barthold of Beginning at I I :00 a.m. Help Support Your Era. Sauerkraut. Ammr Menu: Fried Chicken. German Sausage. Local Schools Potato Salad, A Variettl of Other Salads, and Relishes. Hot Rolls, Pie and Tea Computers for Sales Tickets:Adults $6.00 Children under I 2 $3.00 Receipts BARBECUE COUNTRY -I SANDWICHES STORE Save Your Sales Receipts when you • 4., 10 Beginning at 2 p.m. Quilt Raffle, Crafts. buy from the following businesses: through the Baked Goods S 1 afternoon and euenina Miscellaneous Bargains Fischer's Market DI One Stop we. Ben Franklin's Muenster Milling Co. TRISHA MARIE KLEMEN1 RAFFLES Hofbauer's Muenster Enterprise Bayer's Kolonialw aren Endres Motor Co. Klement is *Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner - $ I 100 Value Encore Video Structures. Inc. Solid Oak Curio Cabinet - $565 Value Fiusche Enterprise Jan Cain valedictorian • Gregg's Ches rolet II & W Meat Co. • Magnaoox 25 - Color TV • $479 Value V Community Lumber Co. Kountr) Korner Gehrig Hardware Tops & Teams at Bokchito • Liuestock and 7 Other Nice Prizes to be listed on raffle ticket ; •.! d Marie KIeme , r Hess Furniture Knabe Tire & Radiator 7, een named Valedictorian of the sixth A RIFLE and These contributors have also made grade class in Bokchito, GAMES Oklahoma. She is the daughter of Entertainment donations towards purchasing the Lyle and Margie Klement and the CHILDREN'S RAFFLE, granddaughter of Roy and Irene for Young and Old Klement and Adam and Alma TOO! computers: Wolf. Muenster State Bank Pal Dennis Bookkeeping Trisha has a 4.0 grade porn . Muenster Beer Dist. Muenster Jaycees the eleme r. average and plays on AUCTION tary basketball team. She pa: Don Flusche Auction & Real Estate ticipated in the Caddo Cur Beginning at 6:00 p.m. Lots of goods and livestock riculum, placing first in Reading Deadline for Returned Receipts is August 1, 1990. and second in English. She also Advertisement space courtesy of Felderhoff Bros, Am/ Receipts may be left at Chamber of 1_ ommerce Office competed in the county-wide spell- ing bee after winning the Drilling Co. and The Muenster Enterprise Bokchito Spelling Bee. She is ac- tive in4-H.

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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MAY 18,1990 - PAGES "Country Caravan" is returning for Pep Rally Up-tempo is an apt description of community residents as possi- of the event and the entertainment ble. If all they hear is gripes, com- on tap for the fourth "Cooke plaints and negative talk about County Pep Rally" scheduled for how bad things are, that com- the evening of May 18 (Friday) on munity can go to the bottom or get 9 the Cooke County College completely crossed off their list in campus. a hurry." Returning to provide the enter- Both Mitchell and Joyner, a tainment will be the popular member of the local Chamber Country Caravan country and board who is also active in the bluegrass music revue from South Gainesville Revitalization pro- Plains College in Levelland. gram, said a positive attitude is According to CCC President also essential to the expansion of Bud Joyner, who proposed the existing business and industry, to first countywide 'pep rally' back the success of "shop at home" in 1986, the thought behind it was campaigns and other economic that no matter how gloomy the steps forward. economy and so on may seem at "Cooke County is definitely on the rebound, economically and times, the county still has a lot of .4111. positive things going for it. otherwise," said Mitchell, "and "We simply felt it ap- we hope to have a big crowd on SHAWNA MARIE GREWING and Darrell Wayne Herr have chosen propriate," he explained, "that hand at the pep rally to celebrate June 2, 1990 as their wedding day and have announced their engagement for least one day of the year we set that trend. It's an event that gives and approaching marriage. The Nuptial Mass will be celebrated in Sacred ligh aside our negative thoughts, come everyone attending a good feeling, Heart Church at 5 p.m. with Father Sebastian Beshoner officiating. The Kay together as neighbors and accen- not to mention an outstanding bride-elect is the daughter of Anthony and Linda Grewing of Muenster, ess, tuate the positive about the place evening of free entertainment." and Sharon Howe of Waurika, Oklahoma. The future-groom is the son Ian, where we all live and work Joyner said county residents of Tom and Virgilla Herr of Muenster. Shawna is a 1988 graduate of nior together." should pack up their lawn chairs Sacred Heart High School and is a Licensed Cosmetologist and graduate ian; "It's this kind of positive at- or blankets and bring the whole of Aladdin Beauty College. Darrell is a 1983 graduate of Sacred Heart ent, titude that, in a very real way, can family to the lawn in front of the High School and attended Cooke County College for a year and a half. He is employed by United Parcel Service of Denton. The couple will MR. and MRS. ROBERT McDA NIEL have announced the engagement help make our community an even 100 Building - a change of location reside in Muenster. .soto and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judy Meredith, to Bradley better place to live and work," from previous years due to con- Charles Smith of Gainesville, son of Henry K. Smith of Roswell, N.M. said Woody Mitchell, executive struction of a new CCC library on Meredith and Bradley have chosen Saturday, June 9, for their wedding vice president of the Gainesville the "regular" site. day. Rev. Chuck Frazier will officiate the ceremony in First Baptist Chur- Area Chamber of Commerce, pep The program will get underway New books at the library ch of Muenster at 5:30 p.m. The bride-elect is a 1988 graduate of Muen- rally co-sponsor. "For example, I at 8 p.m., but visitors are urged to ADULT READING Wilbur Smith. ster High School and will attend Texas Tech in the fall. The future-groom can cite numerous instances of come early for the popular The Black Candle by Catherine CHILDREN'S BOOKS is a 1988 graduate of Gainesville High School and will also attend Texas companies doing 'spot checks' on "scholarship hamburger" dinners Cookson; An Inconvenient Thunder Cake by Patricia Tech in the fall. Thecouple plans to reside in Lubbock. the overall morale and civic pride to be served up again by the CCC Woman by Dominick Dunne; The Palacco; Fish Eyes by Lois Ehlert; in communities they are consider- Faculty Association. All proceeds Singing Stones by Phyllis Anastasia by Lois Lowry; One ing as potential locations for a go to fund scholarships award- Good Horse by Ann Scott; White new plant. ed by the association. Soft drinks, Whitney; Masquerade by Janet Dynamite and Curly Kidd by Bill "What happens is that com- popcorn and ice cream also will be Dailey; Lucy In The Afternoon by Martin; My First Fun and Easy pany representatives drop in unan- available. Jim Brocker; A Time To Die by Books,. 4 nounced on various businesses, This year's show features 14 eridgette kur! visit the local coffee shops, read vocalists and musicians who will the local papers for several weeks be performing a wide ranging pro- RAISING CONFIDENT, RESIDONSIGUE, and talk to as wide a cross section gram of contemporary country Bridgette Klement celebrated music hits by such artists as CARING CI-IIILDREN her 4th birthday on May 6 when George Strait, Clint Black and the d!! her parents, Leon and Christi Kle- Judds, as well as timeless classics ment hosted a party in their home. Personals by greats like Merle Haggard, Pat- Her actual birthday is May 5. sy Cline and Bob Wills. PARENT-TEEN Helping with the party was her There will also be a gospel Mrs. Catherine Schmidlkofer sister, Andrea, and her brother, medley and several numbers that RELATIONSHIPS Elliot. and Mrs. Sophie Stoffels of Lind- will showcase the considerable Bridget te's mother decorated a say and Leroy and Rosina dancing talent of the cast. In all, Raggedy Ann cake which was Schmidlkofer of Gainesville were the show will feature more than 30 SEMINAR served to guests. Attending were in Slaton Wednesday, May 9 for vocaland instrumental numbers. grandparents Norb and Liz the funeral of their brother-in - CONTENT Koester and Ed and Rose Kle- law. ment; and Uncle Ronald Klement. Herbert Heinrich, 81, was hus- Understanding Your Gifts were opened and movies band of their sister the former Teenager. Instilling were made. Marie Angerer of Muenster. Ser- Courage and Self- Godparents of the honoree, vices were in St. Joseph's Catholic esteem. Developing Robert and Gloria Klement also Church of Slaton. Responsibility Through stopped by with a gift and good The residents of Cooke County Discipline. Winning wishes. spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Cooperation Through Communication. BRIDGETTE KLEMENT Slaton with relatives. iNGAG■EAGNIGAGNe..C.E.C.C.G Louise Horn of Windthorst DR.and MRS. RENE OUISPE Schedule of spent Saturday, May 5 with Mr. Muenster FAMILY LIFE EDUCATORS Meetings and Mrs. Al Horn in Muenster. FUR STORAGE She was guest of honor at a special Pharmacy May 21 and May 22 7:00. 9:00 p.m. coffee get-together in the Horn's home. Medical Center Building Holiday Inn in Gainesville Guests included Gertie Luttmer, 017-759.2833 - SPONSORED BY THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH AND Muenster PTO Dorothy Swirczynski, Marcie CONCERNED PARENTS. The Muenster Parent and Wilde, Agatha Wolf, Loretta Teachers Organization Meeting Wimmer, Lucille Hess, and will be Tuesday, May 22 in the Louise's sister, Sis Klement. Muenster High School Library at Saturday evening Louise Horn 7:00 p.m. The "Election of Of- attended the wedding ceremony EDDIE MURPHY RICHARD PRYOR ficers" for the 1990-91 school year and reception of her nephew Gary will be held. Please attend. a Klement and Stephanie Williams. • Cold, Dry, Vault W■kk, • Maximum Security Lunch Menus • Totally Moth Proof • On Premises SACRED HEART SCHOOL S.N.A.P. MENUS cranberry sauce, bread, milk. Miller Cleaners May 21-25 Thur. - Ascension Thursday, Mon. - Manager's Choice! No School! 329 N. Commerce Fri. - Hamburgers, trimmings, Gainesville, Texas Tues. - Steak Fingers, potatoes, French fries, ice cream, milk. "Polarized" Fur Storage gravy, salad, cobbler, milk, bread. S&H Green Stamps , Wed. - Fried Chicken or Oven ERA ISD LUNCH MENU Fried Chicken, potato salad, peas, May 21-25 Mon. - Chicken Patties, fried okra, creamed new potatoes, hot rolls/butter, chocolate pudding, milk. Tues. - Chili Dogs, vegetable sticks, pinto beans, pickle spears, pineapple pie, milk. Wed. - Chalupas, Mexican salad, glazed carrots, cor- nbread/butter, cinnamon crisp, milk. Thur. - Spaghetti/Meat Sauce, tossed salad, buttered corn, rolls/butter, Apple Brown Betty, milk. Fri. - Hamburgers, trimmings, French fries, pork and beans, cake, milk. Muenster ISD MENU May 21-25 Mon. - Sausage on a Bun, kraut, French fries, beans, apple MUMETZ cobbler. Tues. - Chicken Nuggets, PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS IN ASSOCIATION WITH EDDIE MURPHY PRODUCTIONS C E INDISPENSABLE potatoes, English peas, rolls, A FILM BY EDDIE MURPHY EDDIE MURPHY RICHARD PRYOR HARLEM NIGHTS for the milk. REDD FM DANNY AIELLO MICHAEL LERNER and ARSENIO HALL Music by HERBIE HANCOCK Director of Photography WOODY OMENS, A.S.C. Edited by GEORGE BOWERS Wed. - Ham and Cheese Sand- GRADUATE wiches, nachos, lettuce, fruit, Production Design by LAWRENCE G. PAULL Executive Producer EDDIE MURPHY Produced by ROBERT D. WACHS and MARK LIPSKY Written and Directed by EDDIE MURPHY cake, milk. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Some daily essentials stand Thur. - Hamburgers, French TM & Copyright ©1989 by Paramount Pictures. All Rights Reserv ed. VHS out from the rest. Like the Starling at fries, cookies, milk. STEFIt or Gray 1;1 uo Cross Classic Black. '18" Fri. - Manager's Choice. CROSS' ball pen. From the Cross LINDSAY SCHOOL MENU Betal' SUNCE 18413 collection of women's writing ON VIDEOCASSETTE & LASER VIDEODISC STERE instruments. Unquestionably May 21-25 guaranteed against mechanical Mon. - Deli Sandwiches, potato failure. regardless of age. salad, baked beans, pineaple chunks, milk. Tues. - Beef and Cheese Taco, pinto beans, cheese, bread, cin- fat/lees/ cjeweily namon rolls, milk. 105 S. Commerce Wed. - Manager's Choice. West Side of Courthouse 017)665-2242 ENCORE VIDEO Gainesville. Teens 76240 Thur. - Manager's Choice. EAST HIGHWAY:32, MU EN STER Family-Owned and Operated Since 1945 Fri. -No School! PAGE 6 - MAY 18, 1990 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Valerie Vogel graduates Sicking from Midwestern State earns B.S. Valerie Vogel, daughter of Bob Hotline of Wichita Falls: Child degree from and Eileen Vogel, graduated from Protective Services of Wichita Midwestern State University of Falls; Saint Richard's Villa of Wichita Falls in commencement Muenster and First Step, Inc. in East Texas exercises at D.L. Ligion Coliseum Wichita Falls. on May 12. She received a Valerie will act as Pool Manager Darwin Sicking received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a for the City of Muenster this sum- Bachelor of Science degree during major in social work and a minor mer as she has since 1987. Her commencement exercises at East in sociology. Her grade point goal is to obtain a responsible Texas State University in Com- average for classes in her major is career position in social work. merce on Saturday, May 13 at 4 • 3.4 on a 4.0 scale. Attending the ceremony were her p.m. He is training to be an assis- At Midwestern Valerie was a parents; her grandparents, Urban tant manager at the Wal-Mart member of the Residence Hall and Jane Endres; her fiance, Lon- store in Commerce. Association and the Association nie Henscheid; and his parents, Jerry and Evelyn Sicking of of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Virgil and Joaline Henscheid, all of Muenster attended their son's She did field work at Wichita Falls Muenster; and Charlie and Sally graduation. Also attending were State Hospital Adolescent and his sister, Sherilyn Sicking of Switzer and their daughter, Charlie AI RIE VOGEL Children's Unit; Phone Pal Sue, of Myra. Muenster; fiancee, Juliane Krahl, and her parents George and Virginia Krahl of Gainesville; his DR. and MRS. LARRY W. TISDALE announce the engagement of grandmother Regina Flusche and their daughter, Cindy Ann, to Dennis Ray Yung of Temple. They has e an aunt and uncle, James and Sal- chosen June 16 for their wedding day. The wedding will be held in First Louise Bayer sees grandson graduate ly Flusche of Decatur; brother and Baptist Church of Muenster at 4 p.m., officiated by Rev. Chuck Frazier. sister-in-law Michael and Carla The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of Muenster High School. She received Louise Bayer was in Los Joe is the son of Don Bayer of sister Lea Carol Bayer in Hun- Sicking and Robert, Brandi and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Angeles, California for a week Waco and Della Campbell of tington Beach, they visited Ashley of Decatur. in 1988. She is employed by the Belton Independent School District, and attended graduation Gainesville. He lives in Hun- Disneyland, Balboa Island, the Also Neil and Kathy Todd and where she is presently teaching first grade. The future-groom is a 1983 ceremonies at the University of tington Beach, Cal. and will be Queen Mary, the Spruce Goose, a four daughters of Atlus, Okla.; graduate of Belton High School and attended Texas A&M in College Southern California, where her employed by Peterson and Co., a dinner-theater and several of the Joyce Cler and Dea and Karen of Station. He is vice-president of R.J. King Construction Company in grandson Monty Joe Bayer receiv- financial consulting firm in Los Southern California beaches. Lindsay; and Carl Flusche of Temple. The couple will reside in Temple. ed his Bachelor of Science degree Angeles. Louise said: "The Disney rides E.T.S..U. in Business Administration. While visiting with Joe and his were a bit rough, but fun." She The Jerry and Michael Sickings accompanied Don and Barbara spent the night with Darwin and Graduates of Bayer of Waco on the trip. celebrated Mother's Day Sunday 1970 invited Attention! at the park in Commerce. to reunion In planning their reunion for Senior Citizens Sunday, June 10, Muenster High Do you have your house School graduates of 1970 cordially number posted? In case of invite 1970 graduates of Sacred emergency this could be a very Heart High School to join them at good thing to have. On the days of p 0 noon for a "Picnic In The Park" June 4, 5 and 6, Mark Flusche will at the pavilion of Muenster City be painting street numbers on the Park. curbs of Senior Citizens of Everyone attending is asked to Muenster. This is for the fulfill- bring a basket lunch, cold drinks ment of his Eagle Scout rank, the and seating equipment. Children highest rank in Scouting. h gold . 39 " are particularly invited. Mary and Since this is the Eagle Scout Ser- Tom Henscheid phoned to relay vice Project, it will be done totally \Bpice'y the invitation. "Be sure to bring free of charge. your kids," Mary said. "This will If you wish to have your street be a fun day for good food, games numbers painted on your curb, and socializing." please fill out the application For more information, call Tom below and mail it to: Street Henscheid, 817-467-0697, or write Numbers, P.O. Box 10, Muenster, to them at 2303 Dartmouth, Arl- Tx. 76252. Or bring the applica- ington, Texas 76015. tion to Hofbauer's Food and Locker before Wednesday, May 23. This service will be offered to Class reunion Senior Citizens only. No phone calls please. NOTICE! Name: A reunion is being planned for House Number: The Shoe Rack the 1951 graduating classes of Address: 213 N. Mein, Upstairs 01,111,8a/re Mall Muenster High School and Sacred Telephone Number: Muenster, 817-759-4281 Heart High School. The Organiza- tional Meeting will be held Tues- The Joyful Sound day May 22, at 7:30 p.m. in The "THE JOYFUL SOUND," a unique group from Gainesville consisting Center. Anyone interested in be- of two families dedicated to sharing Christ with people everywhere, will ing part of the planning committee present a musical concert at the First Baptist Church on Sunday, May 20. is invited to attend. Founded in 1969 as a gospel quartet, "The Joyful Sound" included Mike The North Texas Chevy/Geo and Donna Martin and Kenny and Sandra Phelps. Over the past few 73!1/ Prescription Shop years, the group has expanded to include their children Josh Martin 13, Kendra Phelps 11, Jacob Phelps 10, Caleb Martin 10, Jessica Phelps 6 Dealers Treat You To and Kacie Martin 4. BELTONE Free Passes at the Hearing Aid Sunday is Family Day Batteries Malibu Grand Prix Always Fresh at First Baptist Church Shop the Drive-In Window This Sunday, First Baptist Sunday evening, at 7:00 the loran yourprescriptions Church will celebrate Family Day. movie, Cry From The Mountain. The day begins with a breakfast at a Billy Graham release, will be and drug needs. 9:15. A group picture will be taken shown in the Church auditorium. at 9:45. During the Sunday School It is an action-packed movie for Go WATTS' hour the "Joyful Sound" will pre- the whole family. (See ad on page e6 sent a program in the auditorium 3. Everyone is invited to attend! \\‘ //1,9, PRESCRIPTION SHOP for all the adults. The "Joyful 302 N. Grand Gainesville 665.3438 Sound" will also be leading the worship hour at 11:00. vito Se 111011511 °e/t/ CROW PRIX.

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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE-MAY 18, 1998 - PA GE 7 Thirty-two children receive First Communion in Lindsay Thirty-two children of St. Preston is a grandson of Donald Bengfort, for dessert. Peter's Parish in Lindsay received and Gerry Armstrong and Glenn Helping host the dinner were their First Holy Communion dur- and June Henry. His baptismal Adrianne's parents, Leslie and a ing the 10:00 a.m. Mass celebrated sponsors were Greg and Diane Marilyn Sandmann. Special din- flog by the pastor, Father Denis Soer- ner guests included the children's Eno Martin and Julie Parker. ries, OSB on April 22, 1990. Adrianne Marie Sandmann sister Angela; grandparents The children, their parents, the it 4 4 Adrianne Sandmann, daughter Charles and Mary Neu and .pastor and the altar boys were in Leonard and Ann Bengfort; Sas of Leslie and Marilyn Sandmann, the entrance procession. Mass Ian celebrated her First Holy Commu- Jonathan's godparents Leslie and servers were George Lutkenhaus, nion Day on April 22. The Mass in Marilyn Sandmann; Jennifer's Robert and Clifford Lutkenhaus godparents Tom and Michelle of St. Peter's Church was celebrated and Dan Zimmerer. Neu; uncles and aunts Donald and an's by Father Denis Soerries OSB. Parents, grandparents, god- Sister Ferdinand was the teacher Debbie Neu, Les Neu, John and sore parents, relatives and friends par- Diane Cravens, Joe and Jana of of the class. ticipated in the liturgy. The sing- Adrianne wore a white dress Bengfort; cousins Brian, Mark ing was led by Kenny Bezner's made by her Grandma Sandmann, and Kevin Neu; Renee Sandmann; and choir. The First Communion class and the veil her mother wore on Adam Cravens; Joseph and Lind- hit performed the Readings: First her own First Holy Communion sey Bengfort. Also present were and Reading by Kristie Lutkenhaus, Day. Her cross necklace was a gift Adrianne's grandparents Julius Sot the Responsorial Psalm by Andy from her Grandparents Neu, and and Marie Sandmann, and Great and Zimmerer, and the Second her cross earrings were gifts from Aunt Margaret Koerner. ides Reading by Maggie Luttmer. her godparents, Diana Cravens Pictures were taken and special and After the homily, Father Denis in- and Les Neu. rememberance gifts were opened troduced the First Communicants by Jonathan, Jennifer, and Adrianne recited two of the FIRST COMMUNICANTS and and their parents. This was Adrianne. Jennifer received a of St. Peter's Parish in Lindsay include, Ito r, front row - Andy Zimmerer, special petitions at Mass. After Brandon Schroeder, Philip Fleitman, Meaghan Taylor, Adriann Richroath, Rachel Lively, John followed by a renewal of their Mass she joined two cousins, cross necklace and a porcelain n of Eberhart, Brandon Ferguson, Rusty Schmitz; 2nd row - Nicholas Fuhrmann, Justin Sicking, Aaron baptismal promises. Jonathan and Jennifer Bengfort cross from her grandparents, and of The following children offered a rememberance cross from her Fuhrmann, Mark Lutkenhaus, Preston Henry, Stacie Sandmann, Jennifer Bengfort, Paul Metzler, who also were members of the Michael Kendall; 3rd row - Jennifer Hermes, Ellen Bezner, Maggie Luttmer, Dee Ann Fuhrmann, the General Intercessions: First Communion class, when godparents. Jonathan received a inys Adrianne Sandmann, Sara Krahl, Kristie Lutkenhaus; top row - Kathy Orsburn, Michael Delahunty, Jonathan Bengfort, Brandon Joyce and Mike Bengfort hosted a St. Christopher's medal and chain and John Bayer, Rev. Father Denis Soerries, Christophei Dozier, Jonathan Bengfort, Marcus Dennis, Sister Schroeder, Dee Ann Fuhrmann, dinner in their home. A special and a porcelain cross from his day Ferdinand. Not pictured is Amy Pagel. Stacie Sandmann, Adrianne Sand- chalice cake was made by Joyce. grandparents, and a mann, Ellen Bezner and Mark Guests included Adrianne's rememberance plaque from his tending the 10:00 Mass on Sun- April 22 at St. Peter's Church in dinner at LaCasa Restaurant in Lutkenhaus. sister, Renee; her grandparents godparents. Presenting the Offertory gifts Later in the afternoon, the day, April 22. After Mass pictures Lindsay. Gainesville by his grandparents Charles and Mary Neu and Julius were made of Stacie and pastor, Kathleen wore a white border Ray and Jeanie Fuhrmann. were Sara Krahl, Jennifer and Marie Sandmann; Great-aunt children's Religion teacher, Sister Father Denis Soerries, and embroidered eyelet dress made by He received gifts of money from Bengfort, Paul Metzler, John Margaret Koerner; godparents Ferdinand came by for a special another of Stacie and Sister Ferdi- her grandmother, and a veil worn everyone there. Attending the din- Eberhart, Aaron Fuhrmann and Diana Cravens and Les Neu. visit to help them celebrate their nand, who prepared the class for by her big sister Melanie on her ner were his parents Jody and Brandon Ferguson. Other guests were Tom and special day. this special day. special day. Donna, his sister Ashley Nicole, The religion instructor was Michelle Neu, Brian, Mark and Sara Laraine Krahl Her First Communion dress was Following the Mass she was his grandparents Ray and Jeanie Sister Ferdinand Jenschke, Kevin; Donald and Debbie Neu; Sara Laraine Krahl, daughter of a gift from her grandparents, honored at a noon meal hosted by Fuhrmann, his godparents Debbie Air . D.P. John and Adam Cravens; and Gary and Cathy Krahl, was James and Bernice Mollenkopf. her mother. The table centerpiece and Kenneth Koezler and their son Angie Bengfort. honored on her First Holy Com- She wore the same veil her mother was a special cake made by her Adam, and his uncle Donald Ray Adrianne received a keepsake munion Day in St. Peter's and her Aunt Lisa wore on their grandmother, Marcella Hess. It Fuhrmann. statue of a little girl receiving a Church, on April 22. First Holy Communion Days. was decorated with a kneeling girl After dinner, cake and pudding Host from Jesus. Family members gathered after Stacie's special cake was figurine. were served to all. 'Parents honor John Eberhart Mass in the Krahl home for a decorated with a cross. It was a Guests for the meal were grand- Paul Joseph Metzler John Eberhart celebrated his barbecue brisket dinner. Pictures gift from her Grandparents Ray- parents and also her godparents, Paul Joseph Metzler was First Communion Day with a and gift opening were enjoyed Communicants mond and Rosalie Sandmann. John Louis and Marcella Hess; honored on her First Holy Com- family gathering in the home of during the afternoon. The group was together for din- her great-grandparents John J. munion Day at a dinner hosted by Three cousins celebrati his parents Tom and Patty Guests included Sara's parents, ner at The Smokehouse BBQ and Edith Hess; Danny, Robin his parents, Don and Teresa Cousins, Aaron Fuhrmann, Eberhart. A noon meal was served her brothers Alex, Jared and Restaurant in Lindsay, and after- and Heidi Hess; Stanley, Tonya Metzler of Lindsay. Kristie Lutkenhaus and Mark to 21 family members. Royce; her grandparents Andrew ward at the Ronnie Sandmann and Kaileigh Hess; Randy and San- Guests were grandparents, Aunt Lutkenhaus celebrated their First Guests included John's grand- and Mary Ann Arendt of Lindsay home for cake and ice cream. dra Hess; Tracy Greenwood; her Debbie Jordan of Lindale and Holy Communion Day together parents, Bill and Ethel Metzler, and Martin Krahl of Valley View; Pictures were made of Stacie sister Melanie and her mother grandfather Leroy Metzler of on April 22. Parents of the and godparents, John Metzler and her great-grandmother Frances and other family members. A Debbie. Unable to attend was her Lindsay. Also Paul's brother Clint honorees, Jim and Judy Reiter of Muenster; and her god- Mayme Haverkamp. Also atten- four-generation picture was made stepfather, Bob. and sister Megan. Fuhrmann, Leo and Peggy ding were Karla Metzler, Tommy mother, Elaine Schad and family, that included Stacie, her great - During the afternoon gifts were Other guests were Uncle Claude Lutkenhaus and Dennis and and Emily Haverkamp, Danny, C.J., Eddie, Emmy, Tommy and grandmother Rosie Walterscheid, opened and pictures were made. Jordan Jr. of Lindale; Mrs. Carolyn Lutkenhaus, respectively, Jan, Michael, Russell and Katie Angela of Valley View. Also her grandmother Bernice Kathy had a brief visit with her Dorothy Mitchell of Gainesville; shared host duties at a noon meal uncles and aunts, Grant and Carla Endres and Phil Metzler. (Walterscheid) Mollenkopf, her grandparents Gedonne and Carol Aunt Terri Metzler and cousin in the Fuhrmann home. Gifts were opened and Krahl, Jeremy, Jacob and Jessica; mother Gay (Mollenkop f) Williams following the Mass. Tyler Lee; Uncle Tommy and Two First Communion cakes decorated cake was enjoyed by all Lynn Downer and Micah all of Sandmann. Brandon Ferguson Aunt Janie Metzler of Denton; were used as table centerpieces. later that afternoon. Valley View; and Phillip and Everyone enjoyed watching the On his First Holy Communion and Jeannie and Richard They were decorated in blue and Dee Ann Fuhrmann Brenda Flusche and Jacqueline of honoree open her beautiful gifts. Day, Brandon Ferguson, son of McFatridge of Lindsay. pink and held figurines of a boy Dee Ann Fuhrmann, daughter Decatur. Grandma Nancy Krahl Joining Stacie on her special Jody and Donna Ferguson and Guests had a hamburger dinner, and girl communicant receiving of Steve and Brenda Fuhrmann of Valley View and godfather, J. day were her parents, her 18 grandson of Ray and Jeanie with dessert of Paul's special cake. the Host from Jesus. The cakes received her First Holy Commu- Arendt of Aubrey were unable to month-old brother, Brian; her Fuhrmann of Gainesville, Ralph Paul wore the same white jacket were baked and decorated by nion on Sunday, April 22, 1990 at attend. Great-grandmothers Elizabeth and Beth Moore of Houston, and for his First Communion Day as Aaron and Kristie's grandma, 10:00 a.m. Mass in St. Peter's Andrew V. Zimmerer and Mollenkopf and Rosie T.L. and JoDell Ferguson of his brother Clint wore a year Evelyn Fuhrmann. Margaret Luttmer Parish in Lindsay. Walterscheid; her grandparents Beeville. Brandon was treated to a before. Pictures, gifts and visiting were Dee Ann's dress and veil were First Communicants and James and Bernice Mollenkopf enjoyed throughout the day. hand-made by her mother. She cousins, Andrew Vincent Zim- and Raymond and Rosalie Sand- Guests attending the First Com- merer and Margaret Luttmer were wore a gold cross necklace from mann; Uncle Mark and Aunt Lori munion Mass and dinner were her godmother Sharon Tate. She honored at a family gathering in Mollenkopf; and her baptismal Great-grandparents H.S. also wore a silver cross necklace the home of the Rudy Zimmerers. Muenster School of Dance sponosr and Uncle, Jay Fuhrmann, and Mrs. Pauline from her godfather Pat Hosts were Claudia and Rudy Zim- Mollenkopf. Block; Grandparents, Elizabeth merer and Carol and Roger Fuhrmann. Unable to join them, but sen- [ANNOUNCING SUMMER CLASSES Hoberer, Damond and Evelyn Dee Ann's parents hosted a buf- Luttmer. ( ding good wishes were her Aunt Ages 2' 2 through Adult Classes in Tap. Ballet. Fuhrmann, and Gus and Armella fet dinner in their home following For her First Communion Day Lisa and Uncle Alric Gonzalez Jazz. Baton. Tumbling and Aerobics Lutkenhaus; Gene Block; Karen Mass. Special guests were her Margaret wore the dress worn by and children of New Braunfels. and Jennifer Hoberer; LuElla grandparents Marcus and her mother, Carol, and Aunt Susie Philip Wayne Fleitman Fuhrmann; and Dan Kuntz. Catherine Fuhrmann and Ray and and sister Elizabeth. And Andrew Call Now For Registration 759-2548 Philip Wayne Fleitman, son of Also siblings of the honorees, Lou Voth; Godfather Pat wore the white jacket previously Kenneth and Susan Fleitman, Classes Begin June 18th! Keith and Daniel Fuhrmann; Fuhrmann and children Jacob and worn by his Uncle Jason. Both received his First Holy Commu- Pamela and Patrick Lutkenhaus; Emily; Godmother Sharon Tate children participated in the nion at the 10:00 a.m. Mass in St. and Clifford, Charlene, Robert along with Garland and their sons liturgy, in the Readings. Peter's Church on April 22, 1990. and Kevin Lutkenhaus. Jeffrey and Jeremy. Also Kenneth A buffet meal was served to SUMMER SHAPE-UP SPECIAL Following the Mass he was Special guests were Brother Fuhrmann and Jennifer guests, and a special lamb cake Choose High.Impact Aerobics, Low.Impact Aerobics, honored with a noon barbecue Louis Fuhrmann of Subiaco; Fuhrmann, Dee Ann's sisters and was the table centerpiece. It was Body Toning or All Three! dinner hosted by his parents in Sister Catherine Henry Fuhrmann brother, Andrea, Melissa and baked and decorated by Andrew's their home. of Taylor, Tx., who were in Lind- Dominic. grandmother, Mary Hundt. *20 For Unlimited Visits In attendance were his brother say especially to help celebrate the Guests included grandparents, Later in the afternoon Dee Ann Russell; grandparents Mr. and Monday: 7:00 - 7:30 p.m. - Aerobics 91st birthday of their dad, H.S. enjoyed opening presents and pic- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zimmerer, Mrs. Freddie Neu and Mrs. Ben Monday:7:30-8: 1 5 p.m. Floor Toning Fuhrmann on April25. tures were taken. A chocolate cake Mrs. Mary Hundt, and Mr. and Fleitman, Sr.; great-grandmothers Tuesday: 9:00.9:30 a.m.- Aerobics Before the First Communion Mrs. Walter Luttmer. Special made by Betty Rose Walterscheid Mrs. Henry Luttmer and Mrs. Mass, Mark Lutkenhaus, accom- guests, Father Denis Soerries, Tuesday: 9:30 • 10:15 a.m. - Floor Toning was enjoyed by all. W.J. Neu; and godmother, Aunt panied by his mother, Carolyn Twins, Jonathon and Jennifer Sister Ferdinand Jenscke, and Wednesday: 7:00- 7:30 p.m. • Aerobics Carol Fleitman. went to Gainesville to visit his children's religion teacher, and Bengfort Also Uncle Marty Neu; Aunt Wednesday:7:30-8: 1 5 p.m. • Floor Toning Grandmother, Mary Block in On Sunday, April 22, Jonathan Sister Dorothy Zimmerer; Marilyn Christine Fleitman; and cousins Thursday: 9:00 • 9:30 a.m. - Aerobics Gainesville Hospital where she is Cox; and Donnie, Chris, Shelby and Jennifer Bengfort, twin Mark Fleitman, Tammy Fleitman, Thursday: 9:30.10:15 a.m. • Floor Toning recovering from a fall several children of Michael and Joyce and Allison Hundt; Carl and Brandy Gilpin and a friend, weeks earlier. They enjoyed the Bengfort, received their First Holy Diane Sicking; Margaret's sisters Saturday:9:00-9:30 a.,m. • Aerobics Kristen. visit on Mark's special day. Elizabeth and Sara, and Andrew's Saturday: 9:30 - I0: 1 5 a.m. - Floor Toning Communion in St. Peter's A special cake was made by Preston Henry siblings Julie, Emily, Patrick, Church, Lindsay at the 10 a.m. Philip's mother, which first was =FIRST TRIAL VISIT FREE!— Preston Henry was honored by Rachel, and Laura. Mass. the table centerpiece. It was his parents on his First Holy Com- During Mass, Jonathan read the Jennifer Rose Hermes decorated with a cross and the munion Day at St. Peter's Church Jennifer Rose Hermes, first two petitions and Jennifer words: Philip's First of Lindsay, when they hosted a helped bring up the Offertory daughter of Barry and Shelli Fleit- Communion." dinner following the Mass. He is man of Lindsay and Glenn J. gifts. Pictures were taken and gifts the son of Jody and Trice Henry After Mass a celebration dinner Hermes of Muenster was honored opened. Unable to attend were his of Gainesville. was held in honor of Jonathan on her First Holy Communion Brown Motor Co. grandfather, Ben Fleitman, Sr.; Guests included the parents and Day following the Mass in St. and Jennifer and their cousin his godfather, Uncle Ben Fleit- Preston's brother Tanner; Donald Adrianne Sandmann (who also Peter's Church of Lindsay on t. man, Jr.; cousin Matthew Fleit- 1990 Sunbird and Gerry Armstrong; Greg, Sunday, April 22. received her First Holy Commu- man and Uncle Brad Neu. Diane, Jana and Ashlie Martin; Jennifer wore a dress designed LE Sedan nion) in the home of Michael and Philip wore the same white coat Nicholas and Holly Tiller. Preston by "Que Linda", made of organ- Joyce Bengfort. A turkey and and dark trousers his brother wore was also visited by a special za, lace and spun satin, with puff- #542037 dressing meal was served with a on his First Communion Day. ed lace sleeves, outlined in pearls ••1 friend, LaDonna Tiller. Gifts were special First Communion cake Philip's father served as one of the and irridescents, given to her by Fully loaded' Automatic transmission opened after dinner. made by their mother, Joyce Eucharistic ministers. her Grandma, Rita Self. Holding cast aluminum wheels, till Rachel Louise Lively steering, cruise, electric her veil was a headpiece of lace Rachel Louise Lively, daughter trunk release, plus much more' 111111 111111011111 and pearls, designed by her $18446 of Joe and Rhonda Lively received Per Mo. mother. her First Holy Communion on Among her guests were her includes first-time List 12,126" Pontiac Sunday, April 22 in St. Peter's buyer rebate, I Buick grandparents, William and Mary GMC Truck. Church of Lindsay. f qualified Hermes and Alvin and Pat Fleit- One of her treasured gifts was Cash FMW man; and a number of aunts and BRO WN from Sister Deloris of St. Mary's cousins. She received gifts from School of Gainesville. It was a 0,299°° parents and grandparents. porcelain crucifix. Rachel wore a INSURANCE AGENCY Jennifer's aunt Cheryl Martin gold cross and chain necklace, a DISCotinisand rebel. applied (2)First Time BuYet ROA.. la AttieCted video taped the Mass and celebra- gift from her parents for her models I or quallf ted bop. (3)A1500 ca. down, plus tat Pile and Poen. With tion for her. proved cradll. Att Prices subleol to cheap. (51 Rel.. at r 5 , , lo KI 9, APR on For all your insurance needs special day. seleciad models lor qualified buyer! 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P.W. Fords visit here with kin members and friends gathered at Russell Sunday afternoon. Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Brylen Mr. and Mrs. P.W. Ford of New the home of Shannon's mother's Shults families visit of Hobbs, N.M., and Marvin Petty Deal came for the Rosston home, Mrs. Carol Christian, for a Bill and Ginny Shults of Denton of Shamrock and Myrt Denham all Cemetery Memorial Day on May party in recognition of Shannon's came to Mrs. Louise Shults Satur- had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ted 13. graduation at Tarleton. day to spend the day. Mrs. Shults Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dill Mr. Ford was born and raised at Shannon is the daughter of Fred and Bill Shults attended the joined them after dinner. The out- Prairie Point. His parents were Mr. Christian and Mrs. Carol Christian Rosston Memorial service. of-town guests are all children of and Mrs. Pat Ford. His sister is and granddaughter of Mr. and lunds and Solomons visit the late Dr. Petty who practiced Mrs. W.B. English of Rosston. Mrs. C.H. Christian and niece of Mr. and Mrs. Koen fund of El medicine at Forestburg some years They visited Mr. and Mrs. English Jimmy and Bill Christian. Paso arrived at Granbury at the ago. and other relatives here. Mr. Ford Berrys host guests home of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Myrt Denham hosts had a bout with an illness and had Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berry and Solomon, Cad and Colt Saturday. dinner for group to be in the hospital for surgery and James had as weekend guests Mr. Mr. and Mrs. fund came to the Mr. and Mrs. Dick McGrew of treatment. Now he has recovered and Mrs. Lee McKown and Mary Solomons for Todd Solomon's Roswell, N.M., Mr. and Mrs. and is able to sing, which he enjoys. Lea of Dallas, Emory Fletcher and graduation exercises at South- Jewel Brylen of Hobbs, N.M., They are subscribers of The son Gaylen of Mesquite, Mr. and western Theological Seminary in Marvin Petty of Shamrock spent Muenster Enterprise. They said Mrs. Johnnie Cook of Marietta, Fort Worth, where he graduated Saturday night with Mrs. Myrt they looked forward to receiving OK, Mrs. LaVada Meyers, Mrs. with a Masters degree. Denham. the paper and reading it each week. Carrie Sharp of Gainesville, Mr. Then Mr. and Mrs. lund, Mr. Then Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ted We appreciatre their nice com- and Mrs. Wilbur DeBorde of Era, and Mrs. Solomon, Cad and Colt Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dill pliments and kind words about The Dr. Jerry McKown, Kimberly and and Brad lund of Dallas all came to attended church, then had lunch Enterprise. We wish for them the Casey of Valley View. visit Mrs. Louise Shults for with Mrs. Myrt Denham and her best of health and all the good Maberrys visit for Mother's Day Mother's Day. guests. They visited the Perryman things life can bring. Marvin Maberry Jr. of Dainger- Mrs. J.A. Gooch visits and Hardy Cemeteries. Ted Christians attend field spent Friday night with Mr. in Richardson home Jackson and the late Perryman granddaughter's graduation and Mrs. Marvin Maberry Sr. Mrs. J.A. Gooch of McKinney Denham are cousins to the visitors. Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Christian left Marvin Maberry Jr. ordered his came to Mrs. Edith Richardson's Sunday afternoon, they drove to Saturday morning for Springtown. mother, Mrs. Della Maberry, a home in Gainesville Tuesday to Era to visit another cousin, Bill From there, they accompanied beautiful orchid corsage for celebrate Mrs. Richardson's birth- Eason. The out-of-town visitors Jimmy Christian to Stephenville to Mother's Day. day. They drove to Sherman. Mrs. left Monday. ST. JOHN'S FIRST COMMUNICANTS are, 1 to r, front row - Diana the home of the Bill Christians. Guests of Bewleys Gooch spent Tuesday night with Personal Devers, Julie Prescher, Ofelia Rico; back - Cody Butler, Johnathan Can- Fred Christian met them there. Mrs. lma King of Bowie, Mrs. her mother, then returned home. Mrs. Janice Bird, Scarlett and terbury, Bryan Kupper, Father Harry Fisher and Janell Kupper, teacher. They attended the commencement Winona Russell of Whitesboro and Richardsons host Amber of Paradise visited Mr. and Elaine Schod Photo exercises at Tarleton State College Mrs. Ruth Cotton of Saginaw all Mother's Day dinner Mrs. Ted Jackson and Mr. and in Stephenville. attended the Rosston Cemetery Joyce and Herbert Richardson, Mrs. Carroll Dill Tuesday evening Miss Shannon Christian was a Memorial services Saturday. Then Bob and Kimberly were hosts in Juanita Greanead honored member of the graduating class. they all visited Miss Lois Bewley their home Sunday for Mother's on Mother's Day Dankesreiter She was in "Who's Who in and Clyde and Mrs. Ruth Cotton Day. Those attending were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ran Greanead and Garage American Colleges and Univer- spent Saturday night with Lois and Mrs. J.A. Gooch of McKinney, Matt treated their mother and General Auto Repair sities." Clyde. Mrs. Cotton went to Don and Clifford Richardson, grandmother, Mrs. Juanita Air Conditioner Service After the graduation, family Whitesboro to visit Mrs. Winona Norma Jean and Carl Bayer, Greanead, to dinner Sunday for Travis and Mark, Bill and Norma Mother's Day in Bowie. They also ac..:0:0:4•63..mo:0::.Icx.10:0:-.:cxxrcozm aco 759-4521 o-fec3eao:cottx:ccexac White, Mrs. Becky Richardson, went to Trades Day. 1' '1 k Chari and Laura, Mrs. Anna Lee Mrs. Hughes visits Box 25.1 Yr Fortenberry, and Mrs. Charlotte friends at Lake of Ozarks Hwy. 82 SPECIAL 'o' Fortenberry of Slidell. Mrs. Christine Hughes has Muenster Fi returned home after a three-day The team at T & L Shoes have chosen Mother's Day honors Paint & Body Shop for Evelyn Brown visit and get-together with 11 ladies A to add another famous brand of .8 8 Mrs. Evelyn Brown attended at the Lake of Ozarks at Osage For All Your Needs shoes to our collection church at Prairie Point Sunday, Beach. The ladies met in the lake

a then went home with Mrs. Joyce home of Mrs. Judy Mills. They 1425 N. Grand Brown of Alvord. At Alvord, there were from California, Florida and Gainesville 665.1112 flHush Puppies - were other guests: Harold Brown St. Louis. It is an annual meeting; 'Fi of Era, Bill and Tammie Brown of the ladies have been friends for a Come by and seethe wide variety 11 Leo, Bobbie Jo and Royce Pierce long time. of styles and colors and take '6 of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Les Vena Settle is Mother's Day guest t! For Good, Low Cost advantage of our special sale price! Lender and Nathan of Gainesville, Mrs. Vena Settle of St. Richard's X Mrs. Carol Driskell and Courtney Villa spent Mother's Day in the 0 of Alvord. Dinner was served as the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart FIRE and STORM INSURANCE ;4 group honored Mrs. Evelyn Brown Hughes. Mrs. Opal Berry joined A for Mother's Day. them after lunch. Contact $14 Billy Ray Jackson home flooded Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson, Mr. Muenster Farm Mutual and Mrs. Carroll Dill drove to /I6 Fire Insurance Association A Bridgeport Monday to check on Six celebrate $ Billy Ray Jackson's lake home. Af- 212 N. Walnut, Muenster, Texas ter hearing about the high water P.O. Box 612 7594770 and floods. They found about an Communion 0 inch of water in the lowest floor. The home was up higher than in Valley View others that were flooded. Billy Ray ti.. Jackson was on vacation. Elaine Schad STANLEY R Jacksons host dinner for Six children from St. John's 102 West Main Gainesville relatives of Dr. Petty Catholic Church in Valley View South Side of the Square "The Store With A Personal Touch" 665-6081 FAMOUS QUALITY W Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. received their First Holy Commu- perfect L. V — TOOLS crzg ae:01,07:ic 3E"-:0:0ZtIC Dick McGrew of Roswell, New nion during services May 6. The children included Cody Butler, son of Ade and Peggy Butler; Johnathan Canterbury, Father's Day son of Tim and Brenda Canter- bury; Diana Devers, daughter of Billy and Margie Devers; Bryan We'll wrap We're generating Kupper, son of Jimmy and Janell Gifts it Kupper; Julie Prescher, daughter FREE! of Jimmy and Pauline Prescher; - , PIECE THRIFTY" and Ofelia Rico, daughter of SCREWDRIVER SET

Domingo and Anna Marie Rico. , ... IrNII•STAKISPN, more than The children marched in proces- sion to the entrance song, "This is 1 1 11H the Day." Following the homily, prwrrreek!„ they renewed their baptismal pro- ....._ • ___ Ai • • 41 electricity mises, participating in a candle - WIN lighting ceremony with their I The Ultimate Backyard II I parents. The ceremony was sym- Oats 5150 000 Itt ruin 64 457 I II II It bolic of when the parents and god- • 3.79 parents made the vows for the children at Baptism, and now the children are taking on the respon- 4.99 6.99 9.79 sibility of the promises themselves. QUICK CHANGE POWERLOCK' RULE SHORT CUT The children participated in the KNIFE TOOL BOX FINISH SAW offertory, with Johnathan and -,—, Julie presenting flowers for Mary -.- and their mothers; Cody and Ofelia bringing the water and wine; Bryan a prayerbook to signify our life of faith; and Diana bringing a Rosary in honor of Mary. The offertory song was "We Come To Your Table." .... 4-WAY'• The candidates received their l .—^ SCREWDRIVER LONG TAPE First Communion accompanied KEYHOLE — SAW — by their parents. Christy Hesse, rnr TRALIBILGX!!),_ aunt of one of the candidates ••••` A sang, "Let the Children Come to 11 Me." The song after communion was "Lord, You Are More Precious." Following communion, the can- ■ didates received scapulars, had 6`'\", • . Jobs Power The Future set on winning — they sure you have the electric- WORKMASTER' their items blessed, and were in- ity you need — today and GROOVE < WOOD HANDLE Big cities and small towns decide to move here. i itiated into the Scapular Society. r HANDYMAN JOINT HAMMER across the area we serve Electricity Powers tomorrow. Celebrant was Father Harry PLIERS C,fARPENTERititAPItE ( are stretching their hori- The Jobs Power For Texas Fisher, pastor. Altar Boys were zons. They're searching That's why we need to TU Electric is committed to Chuck Butler and Jeremy out new industries and build new generating helping make a better Prescher, brothers of two of the 1 „,,, candidates. Lector was Jimmy -- new companies to bring plants and power lines, future for all of us. And to J__ Kupper. Eucharistic Ministers 1 _ new jobs. When the com- and develop alternate fuel provide all the power that were John Kubicek and Nancy panies see what we have sources like nuclear is needed to fuel the new Krahl. Guitarist was Margie Prices Good Thru May 31, 1990 here — people who will power. To make sure we economy. Electric Power. Devers. Usher was Jimmy work hard to build a better can keep expanding op- The Power for Texas. Prescher. JOE WALTER future, some of the most portunities for young The children's First Commu- nion teacher was Janell Kupper. attractive electric rates in people who want to raise In7UELECTRIC The Banner was made by Margie LUMBER CO., INC. the nation, and an attitude families here. To make A Commitment lb Service Hilliard. The program was Building the FutureSince 1947" prepared by Elaine Schad. The church decoration were done by 705 Summit Ave., Gainesville, 665.5577 Lisa ;.".- pper. THEMUENSTER ENTERPRISE- MAY 18, 1990 -PAGE 9 Muenster High players compete at State ATTENTION ! Two matched up in tennis finals Muenster girls finish seventh in golf This year's Learn to Swim pro- day, June 30 from 9:00 to 11:00 gram will be July 9-13 and July a.m. at the Muenster City Park Dana Wimmer and Mike Gob- best score of the day. She finished "The Lions Municipal Course is score. The tournament total was 16-20. The class is offered to Pool. A swim suit must be worn ble both advanced to the state ninth overall in golf and tied for a beautiful golf course. The best 941, ,one stroke behind Runge children completing kindergarten when signing in. No phone finals in tennis, competing in fifth in tennis. "She pulled the and hardest we have played all High School who placed 6th. through swimmers and adult registrations will be accepted. Austin last week. double feat off and did well," said year," said Muenster Coach Brian "The girls had a fantastic year classes. Registration will be Satur- Dana had a full day, playing Strother. "She had a great year Strother. "For the practice round and a good finish in the state tour- both tennis and golf. "This feat is athletically and is going out in on Wednesday we shot well." nament," said the coach. rarely done," said Coach Brian style as a Muenster Hornette." It was the first time in Muenster "Seventh in the state is not a bad Strother. "Much less both on the Congratulations Dana! High School history that a girl's accomplishment at all." same day." The tennis match golf team made it to Austin and Muenster's team is young with MUENSTER BASKETBALL CAMP APPLICATION began at 11:00 a.m. and second - Sophomore Mike Gobble com- the first time any of the girls had three sophomores and a junior. Name day golf tee-off was at 12:30. peted for his first time in the state ever been to Austin as a "Dana Wimmer had a great year. Address "There was a slim possibility we play-off. "Mike had a great competitor. "We were nervous She won a tournament, finished could pull it off." year," said Coach Strother, "he and our scores showed it," said third at regionals and ninth at the City State Tip "Dana was nervous that day, was very nervous." He lost the Strother. "Dana (Wimmer) and state tournament," concluded Phone No. Emergency No playing well, but her competition match 6-0, 6-1. "The second set Stephanie (Wimmer) shot well Strother. was a solid player, moving all over Mike started hitting the ball bet- both days of the tournament." Age T,Shirt She the court," said Strother. "She ter, making it a good hard fought The first day the Hornettes had a Congratulations Dana, Mindy, went for the gusto," but lost 6-1. game." Gobble tied for fifth combined total of 480. The second Jami, Kelley and Stephanie on a In consideration of the acceptance of this application for registration, I as parent of The player that defeated her place, "a great accomplishment in day they improved with a 461 great year! finished second in state and was itself." waive and release any and all rights and claims of damages my child may have against Muenster Public School or its representatives and/or assignees and for defeated by the state champion, "We expect Mike to make it any and all damages which my child may sustain in connection with his/her con- the girl that defeated Dana in the back to Austin next year, this ex- ciation with, or entry in the Muenster Basketball Camp and those which may regional finals. perience will really help him," Lindsay Jaycee golf arise from him/her traveling to, participating in or returning from this camp. Dana then hustled to the golf concluded the Muenster coach. course. shooting a 93, the third Congratulations Mike! winners are announced Date (Parent's Signature) (Submitted to The Muenster Enterprise by with a round of 90. Danny Leslie Hess selected to the Lindsay Jaycees) Eberhart and Dick Martinez shot Perfect weather conditions a 96 and were in second place, graced the Lindsay Jaycees' 2-Man while Leo and Robbie Sandmann Cowboy training squad Scramble Golf Tournament held combined to shoot a 110 and take Sunday, May 6, at Gainesville third. LITTLE LEAGUE APPLICATION Diana According to a "Cowboy camp began this week and consists Municipal Golf Course. In the Longest Drive competi- an Can. of rehearsals five nights per week, News" release, Leslie Hess of A full field of 80 golfers par- tions, Gayle Hermes knocked a Muenster is again competing for a Monday through Friday, four ticipated in the event, coming 271-yard tee shot to win the 4th Nam me bow spot on the Dallas Cowboy hours per evening at the hole, and Bill Sumner blasted a from towns all around the area in- Age Birthday Cheerleaders Squad. Cheerleaders' dance studio in cluding Allen, Ardmore, 327-yard drive to win on the 12th Twenty-eight newcomers have Valley Ranch. Training camp Callisburg, Denton, Forestburg, hole. 1 elephorte _Address joined 13 veterans on the rehearsals continue until the Gainesville, Lake Kiowa, The Closest-To-The-Pin con- Cheerleaders' training camp Cowboys' first home game Aug. Lewisville, Lindsay, Muenster, tests also provided for some spec- Last Year's Team squad that was selected following 25 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pilot Point, Sanger, Valley View tacular shots on all of the par The final squad of 32 Cowboys sign-up meeting final auditions. and Whitesboro. threes. Joe Earhart put his shot on Please bring this with you at the Cheerleaders will be announced The new squad emerged from The team of John Woods and the 3rd hole within 15 feet of the Saturday, May 19, 1 p.m., Baseball Park approximately 500 applicants who the week before the Cowboys' Mark Metzler paired up to win top cup to win. On the 5th, Charlie I competed in preliminary, first home game. honors in the Championship Williams' winning shot came Your parents MUST sign!!! semifinal and final auditions. The The next important date on the Flight with a winning score of 65. within 3 feet of the hole. German undersigned parent or guardian het ehy gise permission for our 41 training camp candidates were Cheerleaders' calendar is Aug. 14 We, the Wallace and Bill Perrin were right Garcia's shot at the 14th came to child to play Little League Baseball in the Muenster League in the chosen last Sunday after 83 when the squad departs for New behind them with a 66 to take se- rest just 5 feet from the pin, and I hereby release and hold harmless the sponsors, finalists were put through the final Zealand to spend a week as guests summer of 1990, and cond place while Joe Earhart and Brian Moon was a mere 10 inches promoters and all other persons and entities, their agents and assigns, hop round of auditions. of the Wellington Rugby League. Sonny Hodge took third with a away from an ace on the 16th. associated with this League from any liability for all injury or damage Cowboys Cheerleaders training The Cheerleaders will perform at round of 68. No one was able to win the 1990 my child or children may sustain, whether it be caused by accident or halftime of two rugby games. ads In the First Flight, Kevin Patton Pontiac Grand Am which was be- for any negligence of the sponsors or promoters or other persons or en- They also will perform their and Brian Moon shot a fine round ing offered to any golfer scoring a tities, their agents or assigns, associated with this event or their em- *STATE TWIN* musical variety show in two con- of 66 to win first place. Ken Hole-In-One on the 10th hole. ployees, or otherwise. For more information, call Ron Trubenbach at 2000. California Gainesville 665 2741 cert settings. Edington and Charlie Robinson Kevin Patton won consolation 759-4199. "TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE'R Leslie, the daughter of Frankie tied Mike and Jeff Loch with iden- honors for placing his shot within (Any child who does not reach their 13th birthday before Aug. 1,1990 is eligible to play) Hess and the late Ruthie Hess of *NIGHTLY 7:30 SUN.5:30 7-30 * tical scores of 72 for the next best 8 feet of the cup. Muenster, is a student at Texas in the Flight. Edington/Robinson The Jaycees wish to thank "SPACED INVADERS" PG Denton. Women's University in took the second place honors everyone who participated in the PARENT OR GUARDIAN Admits '4.00 Children *2.50 She was a member of the 1988-89 via a scorecard playoff while golf tournament as well as the ALL SEATS $2.00 s'^"v 53° Cheerleading Squad and a 1986 Loch/Loch settled for third. following sponsors: Brown Motor Thursday 7 . E 30 graduate of Sacred Heart High Glen Aguilar and Glynn Crusts- Company, First State Bank, School. inger outdistanced the field in the Gainesville National Bank, Magill Second Flight with a sizzling 69 Sports Center, Wal-Mart, An- for first place. Ricky Erlandson tonio's, The Wooden Spoon, Golf New GMC'S It and Daryl Clark were good for se- Place, The Golden Corral, The We have GIFTS cond place with a 74, followed by Smokehouse and Smokehouse 11. Pickups & Trucks Andy and Jeff Nichols in third See us for expert fortheGRADS with a 75. w Charles Williams and Rusty Tune-ups and Air Conditioning Service BOTH GUYS & GALS Beaver carded a 75 to win the top Endres T-Shirts, Night Shirts, Tennis Shoes, Shorts and Shirt spot in the Third Flight. Royce HOEDEBECK GMC and Tim Martin notched a 77 to Sets, Sunglasses, Thor-Lo Athletic Socks. 216 N. Main, Muenster, 759.4366 take second and Tom Scnelle and gets ace! Great for College! Paul Anderson were third with a score of 81. Muenster's Urban Endres scored Or give them a Gilt Certificate from.. In the Fourth Flight, the team a hole-in-one Saturday at the of Dan Bezner and Wade Gainesville Municipal Golf Cour- se. Using a 4-iron on the 173 yard Auto- Walterscheid captured first place par 3, hole number 3, Endres's shot Tops Creams checked on the green and found the Homeowners - Life 211 N. Main SPORTING GOODS Muenster Hudson is new cup for his first-ever hole-in-one. The ace helped Endres's team to a MEM second place finish in the Happs Birthday, Donald Endres! Era athletic President's Flight of the American FARM Helping You Is What We Do Best. Petroleum Institute Tournament. BUREAU John Bartush, Agent director Witnessing the feat were team- 1100 E. Division INSURANCE 759-4052 MUENSTER by Elaine Schad mates Earl Fisher, Frankie Hess HIlIcrest Center Muenster, Texas Duncan Hudson will be the new and Jon LeBrasseur. ahtletic director for the Era school BASKETBALL district, officials have announced. Hudson, 34, has been head CAMP basketball coach and assistant NOLAN USED CARS football coach at Era for the past Free T-Shirt two years. He will replace David Awards Assembly Friday Gage, who resigned two weeks ago to enter private business in CLEARANCE SALE 79 Pool Party on Friday Decatur. Cost $35.00 Hudson, a native of Henrietta Parental Permission Required who grew up in Bowie where he May 16, 17, 18 & 19 Incoming 5th Grade s - Freshmen graduated from high school, went to Ranger Junior College for two GIRLS 8:00- 11:45 a.m. years. He received his bachelor's degree in physical education, These vehicles have the H SO1 BOYS 1:00 - 4:45 p.m. history and health from the University of Texas at Arlington remainder of the Factory and his masters degree from -41 Tarleton State University. Power Train Warranty Hudson began his teaching career in Nocona, where he was Need Your Boat head baseball coach, assistant football and basketball coach 1990 Chevy Corsica LT St #P432 S 295°° from 1978 to 1983. He then went Re-Upholstered? to Huckabay until 1988, where he 1989 Chevy Beretta St #P435 $8995°° was a principal and head basket- 00 ball coach St #P434 $7495 1989 Chevy Cavalier $989500 Hole-in-One St ttP430 1989 Dodge Dynasty $779500 Shootout is 1989 Chevy Corsica St #P415 scheduled 1989 Pontiac LeMans St #P422 St ttP423 s6295°° The Colleyville Lions Club and $999500 Hudiburg Chevy City are sponsor- 1990 Geo Prizmisporto St #P414 ing a hole-in-one shootout on We Also Do June I, 2 and 3. There is no entry 00 it St #P420 fee, but a charge of $1.00 per ball, 1990 Chevy Lumina Euro $11995 Car Upholstery with no limit to the number of 00 shots taken. Competition is for 1989 Plymouth Acclaim St #P403 $8995 Forall your upholstery needs amateurs, with 15 finalists shooting for the top prize of a 1989 Dodge Dakota Pickup St #P427 $8295°° 1990 Corvette Convertible, plus DON TOOLEY $25,000 in cash. For more infor- mation call 817-485-7031 or 817-498-0001. UPHOLSTERY Proceeds will benefit the Lions Crippled Childrens Camp, Col- A. 1‘0 4 CLEARANCE YS 501 Summit, Gainesville, 665-4391 leyville Community Center and Open Monday thru Friday 8 to 5 the Colleyville High School O s— East Hw .82 1.817-665-0744 Gainesville, T X 76240 fr EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Scholarship Fund.

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MICROCOMPUTER TRAINING Lawn Fescue NOTICE and FOR SALE YOUR KEY(BOARD) TO HIGHER PAY Great Bermuda Grass FOR SALE: Farman C and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING brush hog cutter. Phone 759- BORDER COLLIES, guaran- Look around - there are very few areas of business today that SEED A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 29, 1990 2883, Joe Voth, or phone teed to work. Bonita, TX, Waco 817-772-0768 evenings don't involve the use of microcomputers. It's a super career field at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall meeting room on a request for Grad 987 -3487. 5.18-2.E - especially for single parents who need top pay and flexible or 817-776-4700 days, Jerry Bedding a building permit to construct a 11/2-story storage building Fette. firlE FOR SALE: 18' above ground hours - but specialized training is a must. Cooke County College Plants at 1029 N. Cedar. All interested persons may appear at that offers some of the best available. Learn from highly qualified in- pool, three years old-, with time and speak either for or against the permit. 5 18-1•EL FOR SALE: 1980 El Camino, filter, 4' deep. $350.00. Call structors about basic computer operations, electronic spread- Lawn & Gifts air shocks, loaded with 759-2510. 5IAXE sheets and databases, word processing, networking, some fun- Garden NOTICE TO CREDITORS everything but power win- damental programming and even desktop publishing. Financial Fertilizer & Notice is hereby given that original Letters Testamentary at dows, 50,000 miles, like new. FOR SALE: 130-volt light aid is available, and training is approved for veterans. Summer Insect Control for the Estate of JESSE M. "SHORTY" FREEMAN, 759-2518 or 759-4880. 5 II•1.E bulbs, rated to last longer than term begins first week of June. For details, call Doug Lillard at Deceased, were issued on April 24, 1990, in Docket No. HAMRIC'S the standard bulb, for home Cooke County College, Gainesville, TX, 817-668-7731, ext. 263. Tony's 13025, pending in the County Court of Cooke County, FOR SALE: coastal hay - 736- or business. Community CCC is an Equal Opportunity employer and service provider. Texas, to: Gay Freeman. 2248 or 759-4590. 2.21 SC Lumber Co., Muenster, 817- 5.18•1•E The residence of the Independent Executrix is Oak • Shirts 759-2248. II 20-XE Seed & Feed Valley Ranch, Star Route, Era, Texas, 76238, in Cooke and Greenhouse • Shorts FOR SALE: Glass shower t County, Texas. FOR SALE: Cemetery 1211 N. Dixon ss doors, tub enclosures, mirrors 665-2121 Gainesville All persons having claims against this Estate which is • Swimwear in all sizes. Installation monuments, all sizes. currently being administered are required to present hem • Jeans available. Contact Ted Hen- Reasonably prices. See J.P. REAL ESTATE within the time and in the manner prescribed by law. scheid, 759-4280, Muenster. Flusche or phone 759-2205. DATED the 10th day of May, 1990. 6l - X6 GleeltataintkeiMAIMAII.Y.M., • luggage 6.1 AG Pecan Valley LAW OFFICE OF PHIL L. ADAMS FOR SALE /s/ Phil L. Adams, Attorney for the Estate FOR SALE: 1988 VIP 18" in- • Fragrances PIANO FOR SALE Roofing 113 E. California, Suite 1 board-outboard. Excellent Wanted: Responsible party to Wide our own work Gainesville, TX 76240, (817)668-6666 • Gift Certificates condition. Boat cover and ac- North Texas For Sale take on small monthly Locally /stoned and operated JIALE1 cessories too numerous to Sales Group ; payments on piano. See Texaco Station Home Repair & Add-ons 203 N. mention included in sale price. • Free Estimates •2yr Guarantee Main locally. Call Manager at 800- Office 759.2900 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Call 759-4716 after 5 p.m. Muenster, 759-4144 635-7611 anytime. New Listing - Lindsay Farm - All or part 160 acres Nick Morris, Owner FLUID INJECTION WELL PERMIT 5.180-Fe 4.37.XE 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath, west city limits, Lindsay 16171668•65613 R.F. Walterscheid, Rt. 2 Box 19M, Muenster, TX 76252 brick on large lot. Chain Johnny Jackson. has applied to the Railroad Commission of Texas for a FOR SALE: 1980 Datsun Wilde Estates HOLLYWOOD GARAGE link fenced yard, 24 x 48- permit to inject fluid into a formation which is productive 200SX. Low mileage. 759- 665-2821 or 665-2673 1817)6658360 Doors, residential and com- 11. workshop. In S60s. ele• IniNeeMettMellIT of oil or gas. 2951, Dale Felder hof f. a. v.,. I railer Parts mercial. Muenster Building 3 bedroom frame in The applicant proposes to inject fluid into the Gatewood FOR SALE: 614 acres 4 miles Center. al-Xu Muenster. Fresh paint on south of Muenster on Hwy Sand Formation, W. Mathews Lease, Well Number 5. The • and Supplies :;:; outside. Close to schools 373. Road frontage on east proposed injection well is located 2.5 miles southwest from . (AL MARY KAY Structural Steer.' Sewing and churches, 15 x 25-ft and south. Short-term owner Myra in the Gatewood Field, in Cooke County. Fluid will TRIUMPH SEED workshop. $38,500. financing. Call 759-2257. be injected into strata in the subsurface depth interval from and Pipe Milo, hay, silage, corn. Come 5 bedroom, 21/2 bath Help Celebrate Machines all-XE 1575 to 1589 feet. by or give us a call. We will be brick, all-electric, pool, Their Special Day LEGAL AUTHORITY: Chapter 27 of the Texas Water Complete Line happy to help you with your newly replaced living room Code, as amended, Title 3 of the Natural Resources Code, Vacuums seed needs. J.H. Bayer &Sons RON HESS REAL ESTATE of Bolts and carpet and kitchen-dining • Father's Day as amended, and the Statewide Rules of the Oil and Gas Sales & Service 817-759-2574 - 2924. 5.2XE vinyl, newly installed BROKER, land or residential. • Groduotron Division of the Railroad Commission of Texas. Miscellaneous ;: gutters. $79,000. Phone 759-2232 or 759-4864. • Birthday, Anniversaries Requests for a public hearing from persons who can All Makes Executive home in Pilot I 10-XE • Bridal Showers show they are adversely af fected, or requests for further in- Hardware Books & Brass PAUL J. HESS NO.1 Kansas Point on large lot, 2 master formation concerning any aspect of the application should and Gifts Alfalfa hay for sale. Any suites, new appliances, Gift Giving Ideas be submitted in writing, within fifteen days of publication, amount. 665-7601 or 665- METAL 209 W. California beautiful cabinets and ForSeMmSgeuee for Every Occasion to the Underground Injection Control Section, Oil and Gas 9228. 2 2.XE , Gainesville, Texas .^ bookcases, lots of extras. ROEBIC K-37 Cell or Stop Or Division, Railroad Commission of Texas, Drawer 12967, SALES, $92,500. Septic Tank Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711 (Telephone 512/445- 665.2542 665-7445 FOR SALE: Yowls man's 3- piece navy dress suit. 759- Two 2 bedroom, 1 bath Jan Cain 1373). s 18.1.EL Stet Liquefier INC. 2865. 5 I I.2-E frame homes near down- 759.4408 town Muenster, fair con- =z=== NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR On High, as 82 Old Theatre Melt West of dition. Great investment FLUID INJECTION WELL PERMIT Gainesville TARPS FOR SALE: 213 t Mein Muenster " property. 516,000 and R.F. Walterscheid, RI. 2 Box 19M, Muenster, TX 76252 Polycoat sky blue, low cost, $22,000 has applied to the Railroad Commission of Texas for a lightweight, 10 cents per permit to inject fluid into a formation which is productive Joann Hess 759-4782 Community Lumber Co. square foot at Community ., et mom. 259210 of oil or gas. Our Prices Margaret Watson 665-5982 Schilling Fina Lumber Co., Muenster, 759- The applicant proposes to inject fluid into the Gatewood '\\ Canl 2248. 6 I.XE NOTICE Sand Formation, J.F. Zimrnerer Lease, Well Number 10. Be Bea[ The proposed injection well is located 4 miles south of CHI & Gas Myra in the Cooke County Regular Field. in Cooke Coun- Diesel, Gasoline 501 Shrink-to-Fit FOR SALE: 1973 Plymouth Learn CAD at Cooke County College PILOT POINT ty. Fluid will be injected into strata in the subsurface depth Boys & Students Sizes Fury 318, 60,00,0 original PIONEER DAYS interval from 149710 1514 feet. Oil and Grease Miles, strong mOtor, good Flea Market and Crafts Fair LEGAL AUTHORITY: Chapter 27 of the Texas Water Commerce tires, stereo, power booster. of yesterday has been replaced by a highly Propane The "draftsman" Saturday, June 16 all day on Code, as amended, Title 3 of the Natural Resources Code, Best offer. Call Phil, 759- trained specialist who uses a computer as well as a T-square. Street Store the Square. $15 per space, as amended, and the Statewide Rules of the Oil and Gas 759-2522 4744, NC Computerized drafting and computer aided design (CAD) are electricity available. Reserve Division of the Railroad Commission of Texas. Muenster, TX 76252 Pete Wis. Gainesville great careers if you have the right training. They're especially space, 817.686-5385. 5 01- ir Requests for a public hearing from persons who can good for single parents who want top pay and flexible hours, and show they are adversely affected, or requests for further in- more and more CAD jobs are being filled by women. Get some NOTICE! Please bring my formation concerning any aspect of the application should of the best training available at CCC in its new NOTICE OF HEARING ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND ASSESSMEN, Tug-of-War rope back! It cost be submitted in writing, within fifteen days of publication, Technology/Design Center. Financial aid is available, and If me $385.001 No questions. to the Underground Injection Control Section, Oil and Gas you know anything, please summer term begins first week of June. Training is approved for Division, Railroad Commission of Texas, Drawer 12967, The City of Muenster, Texas hereby formally gives notice et veterans. For details, call Bob Ray at Cooke County College, call Joe Pagel, 759-2248. NC Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711 (Telephone 512/445- Gainesville, TX, 817-668-7731. CCC is an Equal Opportunity public hearings in City Mall of said City of Muenster, Cooke 1373). 516.1 - EL employer and service provider. County, Texas, on June 7, 1990, starting at 7:00 P.M. The OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CARD llearings will be for various proposed assessment. to property THANKS FLUID INJECTION WELL PERMIT A.J. Hermes, Box 98, Lindsay, TX 76250 has applied to owners abutting certain street improvements. The Hearings shall the Railroad Commission of Texas for a permit to inject CA RD OF THANKS . . over proposed costs for the various planned improvements. The fluid into a formation which is productive of oil or gas. North Texas Communications Co. We wish to thank Father Vic- The applicant proposes to inject fluid into the Gatewood leanings shall cover proposed costs for the various planned 205 N. Walnut Muenster 7598251 tor, Father Sebastian and the Sand Formation, Verna Fenley Lease, Well Number 12. staff of St. Richard's Villa for Improvements. Nearing,' on all costs shall be held in the order Telephone and Accessories The proposed injection well is located 4 miles south from the wonderful care they gave Myra in - the Cooke County Regular Field, in Cooke Coun- vet out below. The order of hearings on the propoeed Competent. Professional Service our mother. Also the many ty. Fluid will be injected into strata in the subsurface depth people who offered Mass in- assessments to property owners shall be as follows: - The People Who Know Telephones' . interval from 1512 to 1534 feet. 881 tentions, sent flowers and LEGAL AUTHORITY: Chapter 27 of the Texas Water All property ownerA abutting Fifth Street from Hickory cards; or brought food to our Code, as amended, Title 3 of the Natural Resources Code, Street to Pecan Street are hereby notified that the City of homes and to the Hall; to the as amended, and the Statewide Rules of the Oil and Gas Muenster intends to pave said street with two inchea of ladies who prepared and ser- Division of the Railroad Commission of Texas. hot-mix overlay material rolled to 1-1 Inch... The estimated ved the family meal; to the MISCELLANEOUS Requests for a public hearing from persons who can cost per foot for paving the whole project 1. $22.42. Knights of Columbus for use show they are adversely affected, or requests for further in- SERVICES of the Hall; to the Men's formation concerning any aspect of the application should All property owners abutting Hickory Street from Eddy Choir for music; and to be submitted in writing, within fifteen days of publication, Street north for a total of 25o feet are hereby notified anyone we have failed to to the Underground Injection Control Section, Oil and Gas that the City of Muenster intends to puce said streets TENDER LOVING CARE FOR HOME DELIVERY OF remember or who made her Division, Railroad Commission of Texas, Drawer 12967, with two inches of hot-mix overlay material rolled to Day Care Center, 759-4964. Fort Worth Star-Telegram comfortable in her last years. Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 7871 I (Telephone 512/445- 11 inches. Th., estimated cost per foot for paving Is $? AAxL (or any problems), call The family of -tr-, 1373. 5.18.1-EL Sandi Rowe Collect Elizabeth Becker All property owners abutting Sixth Street from Sycamore BABYSITTING JOBS 817458-4070 5 18.I•E WANTED: Call Mindy at Street to Hickory Street are hereby notified that the 759-4535. 5.11J- EP STATE INSPECTED meat City of Muenster intends to pave said Street with two processing plant. Bring in HELP WANTED Inches of hot-mix overlay material rolled to 11 inches KNABE'S CABINETS, steel ATTENTION and curb where appropriate. your animal Tuesday, Thur- FOR RENT Tho estimated coat per foot siding, vinyl siding, construc- sday, Friday. Fischer's Meat for paving in 822.83 and for curbing is $6.50 per foot. POSTAL JOBS tion work and estimates. Call Market, 759-4211. 10.0-x6 ATTENTION - Government Start 511.41/hr. For 759-4559. 9LAXE MOBILE HOME FOR homes from SI (U-repair). exam All property owners abutting the south side of Sixth Street inquent tax property. and application information RENT: 2 bedroom, fully fur- DelpossessionsRe . 1602-C afl19 - from Hickory Street to Pecan Street are hereby notified * Car Wash * nished, a block from school 838-8885 Ext, GH 10 0. call (219)769-6649, ext. TX- that the City of Muennter intends to pave said street A on N. Walnut. Phone 759- rAAJEP 291 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 7 days. with two inches of hot-mix overlay material rolled to 11 Septic Tank and 5rAAEr POLITICAL 2938, Jerome Pagel. a. 111.XE ATTENTION - HIRING! Inches and curb where appropriate. The estimated cost Grease Traps Clean ing Government jobs -your area. per foot for paving is $22.50 and for curbing le $6.50. ANNOUNCEMENTS 517,840-S69,485. Call 1-602- RETAIL SALES PERSON H & H Vacuum Service 838-8885. Ext. R 10190. wanted in Gainesville, 6 days All property owners abutting Ninth Street from FM to 159.4146 or 668 7268 , U-Storefaock rIrrEP per week, 30 hours. Must be 373 General Elections * Cedar Street are hereby notified that the City of • able to work unsupervised and Mini - Warehouses ATTENTION - Government Nuenster intends to pave said street with two inches of November 1990 keep store neat, clean and seized vehicles from 5100. hot-mix overlay meters n1 rolled to 11 inches and curb Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, organized. Call 665-1120 for 759-4621 where appropriate, The estimated cost per foot for U.S. C6ogress CARPENTER WORK Chevys. Surplus Buyers appointment. n ix-re 17th District WANTED Guide. 1-602-838-8885 Ext. A paving In $18.40 and for curbing Is $6.50 10190. 51,U Abutting Elm Street from FM 773 to Charles Stenholm ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS at All property Also odd robs Ninth Street are hereby notified that the City of Contractors & Homeowners 55,000GOLD CARD home earn up to $400 weekly, Pd. Pol. Adv. by Reasonable rates Muenster intends to pave said street with two inchee Guaranteed! No credit check. no experience, easy work. For Charles Stenholm, P 0 of hot-mix overiny material rolled to 11 inch... The Ernie Martin, 759.4650 No deposit! Cash advances! more information call 1-504- Box 1032, Stamford, estimated oost per foot for paving is 1113.97. Red River Rental & Sales Also easy VISA/MC, no 863-6194 Ext. 1630. 5 111.1.1,1 , Texas 79553 and Janitorial Supplies deposit! Free call. 1(800)234- (Democrat) All property owlets abutting Elm Street from Ninth: 6741, anytime. 5. 184•EP HELP WANTED: Nurse's WRANGLER aide. Apply in person at Sr. Street to Eighth Street are hereby notified that the Commissioner Shoes- Boots Richard's Villa, Muenster, City of Muenster intends to pave said street with Preelnel 4 CARDY4 SNACK two inches of hot-mix overlay material rolled to 11 Work • Dress -Western Tx. 10 20.XE Ken Swirczynski DISTRiau70.914118111 GARAGE SALE on Satur- inches and curb where appropriate. The estimated coat day. May 19, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. pevIng is $18.28 and for curbing in $6.50. Pd. Pol. Adv. hv NeSea.t-NoEmdonce at 228 South Pine. For sale: per font for J.R. HOCKER MARSSARS-PfM0 LAY . A Gift to the Ken Swirczynsk camper shell, screened house AmoucArs Men's& Boys' Store CAnt.rit SOCIETY P.O. Box 277. HERSHEY. ETC tent, bicycles, canning fruit CASH INVESTMENTS jars, baby bed strollers, Muenger.Texas76252 2(17 N Commerce miscellaneous. We cleaned 02.600.00.000 MEMORIAL 7,o , (Republican) CALL24NOURSPERDAY out our closets and attics. City .iecretary 5 II-2.E PROGRAM 1-800-545-1305 strikes a blow againsl cancer. THEMUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MAY 18,1990 -PACE Farmers Mkts. Farm/Ranch open soon in Gainesville Close your eyes and just visualize vine-ripened tomatoes; Farmers may qualify crisp cucumbers; plump, juice, mouth watering, tasty sweet peaches and melons. Come on, for disaster aid now you can remember when fruits and vegetables not only had the look . , of fresh produce, but actually had Farmers, ranchers and may vary depending on the type of ` X . that farm fresh smell and flavor. aquaculture operators in 76 Texas loan. No, not that pre-packaged, over t - - processed, vacuumed sealed, counties may qualify for loss' in- "As a rule, loss of production r , terest loans and grants to help should be 30 percent of more for shipped green, bland, tasteless them recover from the severe eligibility," Johnson said, variety - the real thing. Crops Spring storms, flooding and "however, farmers with losses planted, nurtured and harvested tornadoes. should check with the FmHA by farmers who were close to the ' With President Bush's May 2 county supervisor for a r a se if 4 soil, like grandparents were. disaster declaration, special determination." . Beginning in June, Texas assistance becomes available in 29 ASCS Texas State Executive AFTER WEEKS of rainy, wet weather, local farmers Department of Agriculture Cer- declared counties and all adjoin- Director Terry Harman said returned to the fields last week, attempting to catch up on tified Farmers Markets will be ing counties through the Farmers ASCS has a number of programs lost time. Above, Jerome Fuhrmann shreds the weeds in a making their debut in Gainesville. Home Administration (FmHA) to help farmers and ranchers in field west of Lindsay as Mike Fuhrmann cultivates and So for all farmers and consumers and Agricultural Stabilization and the event of a natural disaster. applies fertilizer to the soil, in preparation for planting. interested in taking part in the Conservation Service (ASCS). The Emergency Conservation At right, another farmers' cultivator is clogged with ,4 festivities please contact Paul and 11,111, "Our initial assessment in- Program allows ASCS to share in weeds as it works the ground. An abundance of weeds Elizabeth Smith, (817) 665-4240 or dicates interests in addition to the cost of rehabilitating overtook the fields which could not be tilled because of Alvie and Naomi Wilson, (817) ltd And losses suffered by individuals and farmland, including reshaping for the rain-soaked soil. Janie Hartman Photos A' 582-5222. n business owners and damage to erosion control, debris removal, public property," Brad Harris, fence repair and restoring Region 6 Director for the Federal structures. oh hot Emergency Management Agency County Agent's Report tgmthm (FEMA), said recently. Ranchers may be allowed to CATTLE-LAC Liquid Supplement 01 how, by Craig Rosenbaum Suessi FmHA Texas State Director graze livestock or cut hay on Ito, 817- Neal S. Johnson urged farmers in ASCS cropland and purchase tlass declared and adjoining counties to necessary grain at 50 percent of Grazing is becoming an impor- season that the small grain will be Contact Your Local Dealer Today! contact their county FmHA super- the posted county price. tant part of small grain pro- utilized as forage for cattle. Those :smeary visor if they have production or Under the Emergency Feed Pro- production in Cooke County. varieties that produce in the winter ads, physical losses and are unable to gram, ASCS may pay half the cost Forage yields vary greatly on Set months are going to be more Muenster Milling Co., Inc. obtain credit elsewhere. of replacement feed for livestock various varieties of soft and hard beneficial in a grazing program. Hat, FmHA loans may be used to owners who lost 40 percent of wheats. During the past several We also need to look at yield data 322 N Main (817)759.2287 Muenster restore or replace damaged pro- their feed crop as a result of the years Dr. David Marshall, Resear- of grain in the varieties. P 18"a- perty, cover production losses, disaster. ch Plant Breeder at the Texas A&M Excellmt delinquent debt installments, help Harman said eligibility for Center at Dallas, has been collec- Due to the dry fall, there was lit- nada- with family living expenses, repair assistance programs is determined ting forage yields on the various tle to no forage production for -3/4-VirirlaVt-il.-411-Vi wow to or replace essential buildings and on an individual basis by ASCS varieties of wheat on the market the January clipping date. This PA. machinery and refinance debt. county committiees and that pro- and on new experimental lines of was due to the lack of moisture in wheat. The following chart shows germinating the wheat. Therefore, 47141 Applicants may qualify for ducers should contact ASCS of- NOTICE! loans covering 80 percent of pro- fices in their counties. forage yields for 89-90 on the most of the clippings were taken in ;AWE duction loss or 100 percent of ac- Declared counties include Col- trials at the Prosper Research February and March. If you have md cum tual physical loss but not to exceed lin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Station. any questions about any of the After 20 years of service Building $500,000. Loans are at 4.5 percent Fannin, Grayson, Hood, In selecting wheat varieties for varieties listed, give Craig Rosen- 41.8t. interest and must be secured. The Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Tar- forage production, producers baum a call at the County Exten- Fuhrmann Brothers Garage term normally is seven years but rant and Wise. need to be aware of the growing sion Office. WHEAT FORAGE TRIAL - DALIA,S 1989-90 in Myra en Come Weellk VARIETY OR POUNDS PER ACRE DRY FORAGE is closing its business doors SELECTION JAN 0 FEB 14 MAR 20 TOTAL yow James (EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY) ereSow Doty MCNAIR 1003 5 914 2616 3587 • HOE PROBRAND 812 6 1100 2340 3502 1poot & Shoe TAM 201 811 2689 3500 Chiropractic • R ram 200 763 2693 3456 Thanks to the many patrons UK.% COLLIN 708 2579 3287 1v Repair BRADFORD 644 2736 3380 ak. My Clinic and friends for all their support! MIT 1 852 2497 3359 M TX88D3424 475 2857 3350 665- 410 N. Dixon, Gainesville 1 1300 PIONEER 2180 534 2807 3341 CJILIEJFEILE.C.E.E.E.VIENE. • 110 N. Commerce (817) 665-2261 TX8803596 400 2893 3293 COKER 68-15 4 639 2581 3264 Imes} Gainesville 8.30 a. m. - 12,2.6 p.m. TX8906476 991 2267 3258 • 19. LANCOTA 571 2661 3232 Sat.9 a m • 12 noon FLORIDA 302 12 692 2396 3217 668.6461 11-51 PIONEER 2157 3 643 2489 3166 3064 TX/181)3442 445 2619 Brown Motor Co. SALE MUSTANG 549 2500 3049 low cost, SIOUXLAND 89 475 2522 2997 zits re THUNDERBIRD 346 2645 2991 1990 Buick Regal Ommusin STURDY 379 2563 2942 TX8601332 590 2339 2929 eur, 159- WACO 7 647 2184 2902 fi Triple "S" Engineering 708873592 272 2586 2858 335 N. Clements Gainesville, TX 716-668-8953 CHISHOLM 353 2495 2848 2826 108803594 5 488 2283 di Nyman" Owned and Operated by Jerry and Vickie Sasser TX8601340 178 2558 2736 r41 11-k, PIONEER 2548 1 351 2233 2598 6 original Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m. - 12 noon lb 1. or, good 708601310 372 2133 2505 2449 PIONEER 2551 318 2131 -W mar 2289 All Types Crank Grinding Sizing Rods and Pin Bushings 7088132665 33 482 1469 Mil, 159- All Types Head Work Vetting -Short Blocks Assembled CALDWELL 107 2125 2232 m. TX8601425-6 32 393 1399 2120 Boring Blocks Discount Parts TX86D1321 28 391 1350 2028 TAM 105 129 1878 2007 Porrr KHARKOF 132 1762 1894 Come Test Drive Special May 15 -June 15 Bul k GA1C Truck 10% off all Machine Work The New BROWN 350 Chevrolet Piston Kits • '155" SWCD tree sales successful 1990 Buick Regal ;a of The Upper Elm Red SWCD grounds as well as to help educate c° "''"" °13°'pl'.°J.1Zr?:,:t0.,7='"'"" Today! Ranks number 1 in tree sales for the students. Nancy Murchison of 350 Chevrolet Crank Klt -'75 00 ,09,E=ch, 111Discounls and re...palled 121FIrsIvrme Buyer Rebate is available on selected the state of Texas in 1989-90. The the Soil Conservation Service gave Med. for qualif ied buyers. 13141500 cash down, plus la=, title end license, with aC , .y District would like to thank all a Conservation Education Pro- moved comet 141 Prices sublecl to change 151 Rebates or 7,9% to 10.9'/. APR or selected 1710eelS for pualltled buyers 161 Musl lake retail delivers lrorn dealer stock [hall those who participated in the tree gram on trees for students in over bet ore August 22 sale for making our 1st annual tree 50 classes. The program included Thn IN STOCK Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. sale a successful fund raiser. The information on how to plant and e lectrical - Plumbing District sold a grand total of care for trees, wildlife benefits Saturday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m 'dee Paneling - Roofing 12,410 trees to landowners and from tree plantings, and en- 1608 West Highway 82 817-665-5591 homeowners. vironmental benefits of trees. Hardware - Water Pumps One of the highlights of the The District plans on having Heating - Air Conditioning Tree Program was the Conserva- another tree sale and will take We can recommend an installer tion Education Programs given to orders beginning October. We If students in the Sherman ISD. The would like to express our sincere TOUGH ON THE JOB... Muenster Building schools that participated bought appreciation to the Texas Forest tiled Center, Inc. trees to help beautify their school Service for all of their help. GENTLE ON YOUR FEET. Muenster, 759.2232 AAA Bonds With ce ORDER DECLARING RESULTS OF JUNIOR COLLEGE TRUSTEE ELECTIONS Monthly Interest. THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF COOKE Prudential-Bache Securities offers 07‘j Mortgage Collateralized Bonds On this the 7th day of May, 1990, the Board of Trustees of We make 'em o cloc k which provide investment security, Cooke County College District convened in special session open to 9• 50 plus a monthly interest check. super tough! 5 the public. These AAA-rated bonds are backed by GNMA, FNMA, There cane on to be considered the returns of an election or FHLMC certificates or insured residential mortgages. held on the 5th day of May, 1990, for the purpose of electing SuperSole BEM-HUGGER four members to the Board of Trustees and said returns of said MCB's offer individual investors predictable monthly FUR ACTIVE election having been duly canvassed by the Board of Trustees and income of interest only— not a mix of both principal and FEET. there being cast at said election a total of 5,573 votes, to wit: interest as with other mortgage-related securities. And, the 3 SAFETY .-"er Ron Underwood 1352 Position 1 minimum investment is only $1,000. In addition, there is a BOOTS Jerry Headrick 1421 Position 3 modified redemption option available to investors for a Urban Endres 1389 Position 4 Dr. Milton Dickson 1394 Position 5 return of 100% of the original face amount, plus accrued Write In Votes 17 Interest. YOUR SHOES-FOR-WORK STORE It is, therefore, found and declared and so ordered by the For more information, call us today. Board of Trustees of Cooke County College District that the trustee ((APO , GOOD FOR 051, 011 a1, FROM DATE 01 'MR election was duly held in accordance with the law; that at said Richard L. Rogers, V.P. Investments election Ron Underwood, Position 1; Jerry Headrick, Position 3; BrInslallaradror 2 FREE Pairs of Socks Urban Endres, Position 4; and Dr. Milton Dickson. Position 5, were In Muenster, Call 759-2725 w ith purchase of am Red Ming Roma duly elected to the Board of Trustees of said Junior College 'Coupon rem es of 5/1590 Pnce 51,010 sul,ect to change end District subject to taking their oaths. evelleblidym the secondary marker MCB's are sublect to mandatory redemption under cerise clrcumelences The above order being read, it wasmoved and seconded that , yed and adnpt,d this ;h. 7th d af Gehrig Jar, do pass and is app. 1990- Prudential-Bache Hardware • +FOES Signed: Signed: Urban J. Endres Neil Tibbets Securities" 2111 , Main Muenster, Texas Chairman, Board of Trustees Secretary, Board of Trustees Rock Solid. Market Wiser 817-759-41 12 Cooke County College District Gainesville, TA 76240 /MEW/ il l,'...411•=rallE=IrallEMISPMAIMIE, 4.1989 Prudential Bache Securdes Hemmer StPC 12 -MAY 18.1990 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE .

BRYAN JUICE FISCHER'S GERMAN JUMBO FRANKS I LB '1" LB HONEYSUCKLE GRADE A 10 TO 14 LB AVG SACK SAUSAGE $1 69 LB FISCHER'S TURKEY HENS 89' $229 SUNDAY HOUSE BONELESS SMOKED 110 216 AVG SAUSAGE LB TURKEY HAM LB $ 1 " FISCHER'S ARMOUR BONELESS COONED CHICKEN NUGGETS 0200 $ 1 69 FISCHER'S 1 LB. OR 2 LB. PACKAGES UNSMOKED SAUSAGE L. $2 09 ORIGINAL1OW SALT SLICED FISCHER'S DECKER BACON 12 OZ. 99° $219 USDA CHOICE BEEF TRIMMED Ground Beef I TACO HOT LINKS LB BRISKET LB $ 1 4 9 FISCHER SALL BEEF OSCAR MAYER SLICED 859 LB COOKED HAM 1207 11.1 SAUSAGE '2" C6.11E4fAlrf T PACK $ 1 99 FISCHER'S CATFI SH NUGGETS LB I T BONE STEAK LB $ 89 ORIGINAL STATE FAIR 4 CORN DOGS IOCT *2 59 BEEF STATE FAIR hilsTERHOUSE CORN DOGS IOCT * 2 69 STEAK LB $ 489 lb. Picnic On Us...FREE $589 1 Clip and tiring this coupon to your nearest parlicipating Affiliated Food licIHI3E"EYE STEAK LB Store. Purchase a Thermos 113 qt. Plastic Cooler for 012 99 and FISCHER'S FISCHER'S receive all these Shurfine IrImmIngS PRE ■ for • perfect Picnic. FISCHER'S ...eV. CHUCK Itete•Yekte BACON . LB $ 1 " tn.. Sheotev . el NAPNINS _ . A SI TOP SIRLOIN LB $389 TAU. Snuteee II ex AtUSTAPO A Al Fin( See.. it et C•rfalP A AA COUPON FETECTIVR LB $ 1 89

Mee SeteVne lee, AIL. M'F tee. 2, tee MORTON ASSORTED VARIETIES re. 5./.0. ROW wow Isny Dbieg to cm maw re It.t 1 nee Penrose II el HOT 000 lit0011 Awe. Sunday House (B-12 lb. avg.) efiEt.eurttote 'let. MEAT 1.101101.. AI IA %dee eteAt. /Meet tee DINNERS LI 510 01 99' TAPE Penrose I OR POTATO CHIP. ... II et Wee Aemeetriteatteee TIMM Suppe.. Awe. Velem „ OS nen. te dee MORTON BEEFICHICKENJURAL V Smoked Turkeys MEAT PIES 7 01 2 FOR $ 1 7 PILLSBURY ASSORTED Ewa ammo OFFER / MAIL-IN CERTIFICATE BIRDSEYE REG INTRA CREAMY lb. 99c not • To receive your Cash Relund of retail purchase puce lop to $1.29 2 WM IT AMP , . BISCUITS 25 024 foa s i included) on 48 or Giant Size CLOROX' Detergent, mail IRIS completed CR4RUICIAO MR FOP COOL WHIP 802 99' Marlret Pack Sliced SHURFRESH SOE1 certificate along won the net weight statement loom Me front panel Al the GREEN GIANT ASSORTED Wisconsin Tot nr,5241 iash ,05100 , race pt vd,In ISO purcfiaSe circled lo and MARGARINE I LEI 2 FOR '1 American Ch .... lb. $ 1 99 cLonox Deler5en1 Refund. P.0 Box 6270 0ou01as. AZ 15655-6270 VEGETABLES 16 02 $ 1 29 Decker All Meat SHURFRESH ALL VARIETIES ASSORTED LEMONADEIFRUIT PUNCH / neve Sliced FOR 99c NO, YOGURT BOO 2 89' MINUTE MAID 1202 89' Bologna pkg. ASSORTED ASSORTED GRAPEFRUITIORANGEJUICE Decker Jumbo 29 Meat KRAFT DIPS 80z 69' 12 02 $ 1 „. 99c CITRUS HILL Franks Ihr9 6 PACK 12 01. ALL VARIETIES ChId. M the Sea Kraft 2 oz. solid Reynolds 18" 50 ct. White Trail Blazer Lucky L.1 Original., Kelloggs CrolVale All Varlet. 1.5 oz. roll-on Heavy Duty 40 ct. Color Chunk APPie Smoked.. NI Juice or Less Salt Corn Varletles Chunk Light Barbecue Ban Aluminum Hefty Dog DR. PEPPER 2 Cider Spam Flakes PrIngles Tuna Sauce Deodorant Foil Plates Food 9 64 . .1. 12 oz. can 24 oz. boy 6 to 7.5 oz. can 6.5 oz. can tr3 oz. btl. Assorted 37.5 ft. roll Assorted 201b. bag oRBIG RED sii9 $119 $339 $ 1 39 $ 1 49 $ 229 99c 3/s2 ES9 slicho9

ASSORTED VARIETIES SPAGHETTI SAUCE 8159 WHITE RAIN ASSORTED CONDITIONER OR RAGU 30 07 SHAMPOO 1602 $ 1 29 Fischer's will be open ALL VARIETIES ADVERTISED Memorial Day RUFFLES 15 02 $ 1 99 TV SPECIAL SUGAR SWEETENED MI AFFILIATE D KOOL-AID MANES 8 OTS $ 2 2 9 Shurfine FOOD STORES BEAR! ASSORTED it140RIRL DRY MIRACLE WHIP... 32 02 $ 1 89 Race jevr SHURFINE ASSORTED Charcoa DOG FOOD 14 00 4 FOR 8 1 Limit I Wre10 additional purchase please IMPERIAL Vaeae4-1 SUGAR 5 LB $ 1 " ALL ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE AT ALL AFFILIATED STORES CONDENSED MILK $ 1 59 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED EAGLE BRAND 14 OZ CREST ASSORTED WHITE RAIN ASSORTED DRYPERS 32 CI. LG.I44 CT. MED $ 1 89 S 1 29 TOOTHPASTE 4600 B OZ PUMP DIAPERS 8829 HAIR SPRAY SHURFINE REGULARIFRESH SCENT BLEACH 1 GAL 89' LIBBY'S ORIG rCHICKEN VIENNA SAUSAGE 500 2 100 1 411 PRODUCE ASSORTED BATH TISSUE Shurfresh Buns CHARMIN 4 ROLL $ 1 19 5 SHURFRESH ALL VARIETIES Pre-Priced 1.99 Western Iceberg 3 2 9 Hot Dog/Hamburger ICE CREAM I GAL $ Clorox 8 count package

AI(S sliffiA DFT SINGLES 1200 8199 Regular or With Jalapeno Detergent ii iiiiiii i. Ranch Style Beans T Lettuce 32 OZ. $ 1 9 9 48 oz. 15 oz. 1' 4 box EiTSUP—. 31137 99' HKA LRE 1.0:IA Gl Y 8149 CHE E S E 15 02 oaf SWEET DILL MILLER VLASIC RELISH 1000 89' ADVERTISED PLAIN TV SPECIAL Hds. WOLF CHILI 1000 89' Brawny LITE FRENCH S SOUEEZE BOTTLE Assorted For MUSTARD 2000 99' FilEar610i1CHISTERSHIRE BEER 15 OZ * 1 29 PapuneyoTowels Large California Fresh Peaches lb. $ CRACKER JACK 3 PACK 99° Cherries 1 99 Extra Large ALL VARIETIES UNDERWOOD lb. California SARDINES 3 75 OZ. * 1 19 69 Apricots lb. $ 1 29

Fresh reCCREAM SALT 4 LB 69' Roma White ju mbo lb. roll o oI Tomatoes 49 Mushrooms 0tete" 99C Fresh Jumbo Italian FOIL 7511 $ 1 89 iiiiiiiiiiiii Yellow Sweet Red Squash lb. 49 Onions lb. 59 CiT/ RITE PAPER 75 F T 89' Since °MI ffirat fliateltrt 1927 IM11111.11■1 304 N Main, Muenster, 1-800-535-72480R 759.4211 AFFILIATED Prices Effective May 21-26 10'* P Ow4fe,* m' QV PAY!