MUENSTER ,ENTERPRISE Serving Muenster and Cooke County since 1936 35' • VOLUME LII, NO.47 16 PAGES WITH INSERT NOVEMBER 4, 1988

Muenster, Cooke County will vote with nation Tuesday Local elections: how Johnson challenges Aston

to cast write-in votes by Elaine Schad filed as a write-in candidate on the Johnson, 56, says the sheriff's Johnson said. "You hire and sur- Incumbent Sheriff John Aston Republican ticket. position is mainly administrative, round yourself with professional, by Elaine Schad says he has the experience a sheriff Aston, 49, cites his 19 years of so his 27 years of experience as a competent, caring law enforce- Although there is an abundance of contested races nationally and needs to fight crime in Cooke continuous service with the Cooke general construction superinten- ment officers, and this is what I statewide, Muenster voters will have choices in only two local elections County. Write-in challenger, County Sheriff's Department as dent qualifies him for the job. plan to do." this Tuesday, Nov. 8. W.A. "Wally" Johnson, thinks qualification for the job. He has Johnson is also 12 hours away Johnson has been critical of Two races have drawn official write-in candidates whose names do deputies should be better trained, served in patrol, civil and criminal from a degree in criminal justice, Aston, saying the department not appear on the ballot. Should voters wish to cast their ballots for any and says the sheriff should be investigations, and was a chief and is a part-time security officer needs 24-hour patrols, an increas- write-in candidates, they should write in the name in the last column of highly visible in the community. deputy. He was first elected to the for the Gainesville School District. ed reserve officer program, the ballot headed "Write-In," and check the box, according to Frank The two men will square off in sheriff's spot in November 1984, If elected, Johnson said he development of a narcotics divi- Scoggin, Cooke County Clerk. A listing of write-in candidates will be the sheriff's race Nov. 8 in Cooke but was appointed in December would be a highly visible sheriff sion and crime lab, and more in- posted at all voting precincts, he said. County. Aston barely defeated 1984 for one month to serve out who would bring professionalism volvement with state and federal In the election for Cooke County Sheriff, incumbent John Aston is Jim Bleything in the May the term of Dan Tiller, who to the department. "Profes- agencies for help in fighting nar- being challenged by W.A. "Wally" Johnson. In the race for constable, Democratic Primary. Johnson has resigned. sionalism must be stressed," cotics crime in the county. Precinct 1, which encompasses most of the City of Muenster and north Johnson said he would require Muenster, two write-in candidates have surfaced to oppose incumbent that a sheriff's deputy live in sur- Gerald "Gerry" Jones. David Cleveland, administrator of the Cooke rounding county communities, County ambulance service, and Bobby Henry, an employee at Weber especially in Muenster. He would Aircraft. establish a cadet training pro- The only other local item voters will be choosing will be the referen- gram, a community advisory com- • dum concerning increasing the $8,000 county homestead exemption to mittee, a brotherhood of Christian $30,000 for those 65 years of age or older, or for the disabled. law enforcement organization, Please See SHERIFF, Page 2 POLLING PLACES sr, Voters in Precinct 17 and cast in the VFW Hall. Please note Precinct 18 will find that exercis- that entrance is through the front ing their duty to vote in the door on Main Street. Janet Fisher General Election on Tuesday, is election judge and Gloria Coker Accident Nov. 8, will be much simpler than is her alternate. the hassle they experienced in In Precinct 18, ballots will be primaries and run-offs earlier in cast in the Fellowship Hall of sends 2 to the year. Muenster First Baptist Church. Entrance is through the front door Polling places will be open from on North Pecan St. Mary Lee hospital 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hennigan is election judge and In Precinct 17, ballots will be Mary Endres is her alternate. A head-on collision seven miles north of Muenster on FM 373 about 8:30 Thursday night sent Pct. 1 constable race the drivers of both cars to hospitals for treatment. Most seriously injured was Ray draws two write-ins Long, 28, formerly of Lake Worth and very recently moved to by Elaine Schad A constable serves civil papers, Muenster, now living in Sylvan's The Precinct I constable's race working mainly with local justice Trailer Park. He is the husband of in Cooke County has drawn quite of the peace courts. Included are the former Sarah Stoffels. He was a bit of interest, with two write-in legal papers such as divorce CHAD FLEITMAN (47) and Kelly Bell (58) are two offensive linemen involved in clearing theiray for Darrell transported by ambulance to Har- candidates opposing incumbent documents, civil lawsuits, or hot Dangelmayr's (on ground) 1-yard touchdown pass. The Tigers defeated the Class 2A Oakridge Owls 34-20 af- ris Hospital in Fort Worth, when Gerald "Gerry" Jones for the check charges. A constable does ter being picked the underdogs in the match. Janie Hammon Phow storms in the area prevented mov- seat. not have law enforcement ing him by Care-Flite. He is being Jones' name will be the only one capabilities. The position has paid treated for severe lacerations to appearing on the ballot. David $I per year, but a new Texas s 1 e t- , (7:e.l. the face, broken teeth, shoulder Cleveland, Cooke County am- Supreme Court ruling on fracture and head injuries. bulance service administrator, and reasonable pay for elected of- Election to decide Driver of the other car was Bar- Bobby Henry, an employee at ficials has resulted in the position bara Jones, 34, of Muenster, and Weber Aircraft, have filed with being funded by the county at wife of Grady Jones. Accompany- 7 4, the county clerk's office as official $300 a month, a stipend which ing her was her 13-year-old son, ara exemption increase Chris, who went for help to the write-in candidates. Precinct 1 in- began Oct. 1. cludes Muenster and north The Precinct I race has been home of the Grady McElreaths. Muenster. Please See CONSTABLE, Page 3 by Elaine Schad Mrs. Jones was transported by ItIV, .,,. I P ,1IY / Along with two statewide proposed constitutional amendments, ambulance and admitted to , ‘„,,':.‘ Cooke County voters will decide on Nov. 8 whether they want those age Muenster Memorial Hospital, Royal candidates e It 1 LtiliCIr 65 or older and the disabled to have their residence homestead exemp- where she is reported in satisfac- tion increased from $8,000 to $30,000. tory condition. She is being teacher in the Military Depen- The referendum vote was called in August after members of the treated for a broken nose, a cut dent's School and he as Director American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) presented a valid over one eye, and severe bruises. of Material at Wiesbaden Air begin interviews petition to Cooke County commissioners. Should voters approve the First to arrive on the scene was Force Base. They were married in increase, it would only affect county taxes, not those of school districts, the Muenster Volunteer Fire Co-chairmen Carol Henscheid and Carolyn Bayer of the committee to Sacred Heart Church on July 2, cities, college or hospital districts, county officials said. Dept., who dispersed three conduct the selection of the King and Queen (Koenig and Koenigen) of 1953. Advocates of the proposal say the county's elderly have already paid emergency vehicles; and two EMS the Muenster Centennial have requested interviews with the five couples, Family Life and Adventures: enough taxes and have earned the exemption. They also say it is getting ambulances from Gainesville and before the final stages of the contest. Continuing his military career, increasingly harder to pay taxes while on fixed incomes. If approved, three police vehicles, one from the They specified that interviews at e to be held alphabetically, to avoid David and Juanita lived in Cocoa, the exemption would apply to the disabled for the first time, since the State Highway Patrol, one from favoritism. Candidates for the royal honor to represent the community Florida, Fairbanks, Alaska, Alex- current $8,000 exemption is only granted to those 65 and older at this the Cooke County Sheriff's Dept., during the Centennial Year are expected to tell about their family andria, Va., Bad Godesberg, Ger- background, record of community involvement, and reasons or hopes time, said AARP officials. and one from the Muenster Police many and Goldsboro, N.C. All Department, whose primary pur- for aspiring to act as spokespersons for Muenster. If the exemption increase is approved, opponents say the tax burden the while being blessed with pose was crowd and traffic David and Juanita Bright have submitted the following statement: will be shifted to younger taxpayers who are already overburdened. beautiful, healthy babies, seven of They say the burden has been particularly harsh the past several years control. them, who, along with their wives because of increased appraisals coupled with the depressed oil and gas and husbands and precious grand- industry, which has forced many county industries to scale down or children, are their pride and joy. close. That has caused the county's tax base to dwindle, shifting the Children: The first born is burden to the residential homeowner, opponents said. Additionally, Calendars David Jr, married to Nancy some have criticized the increase because it would be given to all elderly Morgan and parents of four or disabled taxpayers, regardless of whether they are in need. precious grandchildren, Jessica, Property appraisals have continued to rise dramatically in Cooke are here! Morgan, David III and Aliece; County, while the elderly and others on fixed incomes have not seen David is director of operations at significant increases in Social Security payments to offset the increase A big step forward in prepara- a nuclear plant and they live in in taxes, said Al Mulrean, a spokesman for the AARP. Mulrean said tion for the Muenster Centennial Idaho Falls, Idaho. Lola Juanita the exemption would only apply to residential homesteads, not other is arrival of the new Calendars was second to arrive and is mar- property owned by the elderly. honoring the event, listing hun- ried to Frank Rust; Lola is a nurse When commissioners increased the exemption from $6,000 to $8,000 dreds of birthdays and anniver- and special projects coordinator at in July, county officials estimated an average savings to senior citizens saries for each month, and headed Methodist Hospital in Houston. of $7.60 on their tax bill. Because of that increase, the county lost about by pictures of the early day Joseph is a Captain in the $75,000 in tax revenue which was shifted to county's remaining tax- community. U.S.A.F. and pilots the C-130, payers, officials said. Should the $30,000 exemption be approved, the They are available at the presently assigned to Pope AFB, county's tax rate could increase by at least 5 percent to offset the Muenster Centennial Museum for N.C. Thomas is a Captain in the revenue loss, officials said. $5.00 each, on Mondays and Marines, specializing in deep Should the exemption be approved, Mulrean said it would bring Thursdays, noon until 5 p.m. • reconnaisance, mountain and Cooke County in line with some of the surrounding counties of North Those who ordered the calendars desert warfare; he is married to Texas. Denton and Tarrant counties grant a $50,000 exemption for when submitting names to be Denise Stoneking and they live county taxpayers age 65, Dallas County grants $69,000; Collin and listed may receive theirs by contac- near Camp Pendleton, Ca. Sam is Fannin counties, $10,000; Grayson County, $12,000; and Wichita ting the person they paid or by an assistant vice-president in Frost County, $18,000. picking up their calenars at the Bank, San Antonio, and is mar- There are presently 2,750 homeowners in Cooke County who now Muenster Centennial Museum. ried to Elaine Miller; they are anx- qualify for the exemption. The county tax base would decrease by iously awaiting their first baby. $82,500,000 if all homesteads were valued at $30,000, with a loss of tax Background: David Morgan third generation Muensterite. Julia is a regional director of revenues of $353,925.00. Each year those homeowners who have reach- Bright was born in Anniston, Following her graduation from customer service with Baxter ed the age of 65 would also qualify. For each homeowner who reaches Good News! Alabama where he lived until he Sacred Heart High School, she Hospital Supply in Grand Prairie the age of 65, the county tax base would decrease another $30,000. and lives in Arlington, Texas. While saying the final decision lies with the voters, commissioners joined the Army in 1942. After earned a Bachelor of Music degree The salvation of the just is from James is a newly commissioned said it's virtually impossible to compare one county's exemption with high school, David was employed from Our Lady of the Lake Col- the Lord; he is their refuge in time by the Alabama Pipe Co. where he lege in San Antonio and became a 2nd Lt. in the USMC, also at another, even counties of comparable size. Some counties have higher of distress. PSALM 37:39 worked up to the position of school teacher. Camp Pendleton. appraised values than Cooke County, so the higher exemption is Director of Transportation at the David and Juanita's paths In 1967, David retired from the necessary, officials said. Other counties have higher services costs, such time of his enlistment. crossed while both were in Air Force in the rank of Lt. Col. as Cooke County expanding the county jail and totally funding its am- Juanita Weinzapfel Bright is a Wiesbaden, Germany, she as a Please See ROYAL, Page 2 bulance service, officials said.

PAGE 2 - NOVEMBER 4, 1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTF Letters to the Editor Judge Bill Burdock seeks re-election

Dear Editor: to Second Court of Appeals NI The deregulation of Texas' intrastate trucking is vitally Judge Bill Burdock is seeking ton County, 73 percent; and in the Star District, Longhorn Council important to the recovery of the Texas economy. Texans re-election to the Second Court of 12-county district, 76 percent. He of Boy Scouts of America. desperately need leadership on the Railroad Commission to ensure Appeals which sits in Fort Worth has the endorsements of the Fort Judge Burdock resides in Nor- an economic environment conducive to business success. and hears cases from Archer, Worth and Arlington Police Of- thern Tarrant County with his out* Clay, Cooke, Denton, Hood, ficers Association, Fort Worth wife, Carmel, who serves as his IM I"' Jack, Montague, Parker, Tarrant, and Wichita Falls Fire Fighters Ed Emmett and Kent Hance are very supportive of such a campaign treasurer. The couple • .""' competitive environment because they understand free enterprise Wichita, Wise and Young Associations, and the Combined has four children, Burke, An- counties. Law Enforcement Association of thony, Aileen and Bryan. generates jobs and tax revenue for Texas. The 46-year-old jurist believes Texas. his experience on the Court and as Judge Burdock is a graduate of ,for The issue is important for many reasons. Foremost of these is a trial lawyer qualify him for a se- SMU Law School, a member of Y05, the economic development of Texas. In a time when Texas needs cond term. Since coming to the the State Bar College, and was the business growth, many companies are closing their Texas Court in 1983, Judge Burdock has first appeals judge to be certified for P, operations or choosing not to expand a Texas facility solely written over 450 legal opinions on by the State Bar as a Specialist in 4.0 because of trucking rates. both civil and criminal law. Family Law. Texas House , WOE In an effort to reduce the costs Speaker Gib Lewis in 1986 named Phone(817)759-4311 rr Da' I strongly urge you and your employees to support Kent Hance and of litigation, Judge Burdock has Burdock to a committee to study David R. Fette Ed Emmett in the upcoming election. It is vitally important to sought to have the Court hear the Texas judicial selection Publisher the economic future of Texas to insure the reelection of Railroad cases in Denton and Wichita Falls process. Elf reds Fette on a regular basis. During his Commissioner Kent Hance and the election of Ed Emmett. The jurist previously served as f.ciaorial5mff&Circulatn term, the Second Court has been an assistant Tarrant County Alvin G. Hartman assigned to assist Appellant district attorney and city attorney Sincerely, Arthur Felderhoff Courts at San Antonio, Dallas and for two Tarrant County Advertising Representative 420 N. Oak Amarillo in reducing their case municipalities. He is a member of Dianne Walterseheid Muenster, Texas backlogs. the Tarrant County Bar Associa- Composing Room Manager Recent Bar Association polls tion and the State Bar of Texas, Janie Hartman Letter to the Editor: Justice SC Pl. 3 - Raul Gonzalez placed Judge Burdock as the most and serves as a director of the Law Photographer The following is a list of the candidates that Justice SC Pl. 4 - Barbara Culver qualified candidate. In Tarrant Enforcement Officers' Associa- Pam Fette have been endorsed by the National or Texas Justice SC P1.5 - No Recommendation County, he received 81 percent of tion of Texas. Judge Burdock is Accounting Right -to-Life Political Action Committees. I Judge Crim. App. - No Recommendation the first place Bar votes; in Den- past vice chairman of the Silver Brenda Rigsby have only listed those races that are contested Judge Crim. App. Pl. 2- Tom Rickoff Tyreir”irwAcorrw,m g in the Republican and Democratic Parties. Mbr. Board of Ed. - No Recommendation They are listed in order so that you can take State Senator Dist. 30- Bobby Albert Continued from Page 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES this list into the polls and mark your ballot Chief Just. 2nd Court of App. - No Recom. ROYAL the 'IF In Cooke County rot oto 100 percent Pro-Life without any confusion. Just., 2nd Ct. App. Pl. 6- William Burdock Of all the communities and cities ed in Centennial planning and President - George Bush Please remember these are only contested in the world, the Brights chose to preparation. 1 year $17.00; 2 yrs. $30.00 our log US Senator - Beau Boulter races. Some of the people running unopposed settle themselves and their family Hobbies: David's hobbies in- Outside Cooke County ter M. in Muenster, Texas. clude crossword puzzles and We M RR Commissioner - Ed Emmett are also pro-life, but there is no real danger of 1 year 520.00; 2 yrs. $36.00 RR Commissioner - Kent Hance them losing the election. Do America a favor Community Involvement: On woodworking, while Juanita en Chief Justice - Tom Phillips and vote Pro-Life all the way. coming to Muenster, David was joys music and color The deadline for news and Justice SC Pl. 1 - Paul Murphy Roger Taylor the administrator of Muenster coordination. advertising is Tuesday 5p.m.

Memorial Hospital for 19 years Reason for Aspiring to Repre- THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE(USPS 2676601n Justice SC Pl. 2 - Nathan Hecht 620 N. Pecan than published every Friday onnnit and is currently serving on the sent Community: Both David and , HAW.... an Muenster, Texas December and one week in July by The Muenster • hospital board of directors. He Juanita consider the opportunity Enterprise. Ina.. 117 E. First 51„MilonSler, TX 76262. served as the city's mayor for five to serve and represent Muenster as Second-class nonage paid n, Muenster. Teas • Dear Editor: newspaper, "The Masses;" activist lawyers. Some of their years, on the water board for 10 the Centennial Koenig and WM& We have heard Michael William Z. Foster, later became legal cases have handcuffed our years, he was a member of the first Koenigen would be the ultimate Ms W , Dukakis proudly say that he "was president of the U.S. Communist police until crime is so rampant Germanfest committee, a director honor! leglslal a card-carrying member of the Party; and Helen Gurley Flynn, that our public streets are no -5 of the Chamber of Commerce dort4I ACLU." I wonder how many peo- long associated with the Daily longer safe after dark. They have president of the library board, and ple actually realize what the Worker. attacked pornography laws until is a member of the board of direc- Di rt tvr American Civil Liberties Union The California Senate Fact Fin- the U.S. has become the porn tors of the Muenster State Bank. dl (ACLU) is! The ACLU was ding Committee on un-American capital of the world. For years, Juanita taught music at the on4P0 founded in 1920 by Roger Activities, stated that "the ACLU ACLU has used its legal skills to Muenster Public School one year Indeuenlenl FITI O Baldwin, a "Communist sym- may be definitely classified as a attack religion in general and Insurance ury tt and served many years as a Lent FMW pathizer, a self-avowed soldier in Communist front or transmission Christianity in particular. There substitute teacher. She was at State el

the march of socialism." belt organization." A Special are many examples to show of various times president of the tate of Members of his first board of House Investigative Committee their work, but this is getting too PTO, president of the band INSURANCE AGENCY f directors were Max Eastman, has said "fully 90 percent of its ef- long. parents, CCD coordinator, editor of a Communist forts are on behalf of Communists It seems that Dukakis has been SMICOS deanery vice president of the lay For all your insurance needs who have come into conflict with trying to be a loyal member. assembly, deanery representative Letter to the Editor: the law." In 1970, State Rep. Dukakis fil- of the Diocesan Pastoral Council, .01.a Summaries of some of the ed a bill (House Bill 3482) on and a member of the Sacred Heart Drawer 0, 204 N. Main, Muenster, Texas repel, A This past weekend I had the special policies listed in their behalf of abortion-homosexual pleasure of staying at your new Parish Liturgical Commission. 817759-4644 "Bed and Breakfast" home on policy guide manual are: Policy 4, rights advocate Bill Bavid to Juanita is presently deeply involv- towel. Urges repeal of all laws against repeal the law against fornication. Fifth Street. thetaid pornography; Policy 18, Calls for Also in 1970, he introduced House Continued from Page 1 Not only was it clean, but it had riiiedds many "nice touches" which made ending the private rating system of Bill 3484, an act repealing the law it better than the ones I have movies because the ratings (G, prohibiting the crime against SHERIFF PG, PG-13, R and X) supposedly nature; and House Bill 3483 to and a junior deputy program. Phil Gramm. IM fwd' stayed at in Fredericksburg, Doggett lost to itpwnnn have a chilling effect on freedom repeal the law punishing Aston refutes Johnson' insinua- ti Texas. It is certainly much better PI than a motel. of expression; Policy 81, Calls for blasphemy. tions that the department lacks But now, Lloyd Doggett's tack, this time running for DOGGETT Mmli I think that you have a new a permanent ban on displays of Dukakis was among the professionalism. If a person the Texas Supreme Court. Again, his qualifications LLOYD enterprise here that can easily the Nativity scene on public pro- Democratic candidates who said would take a look at personnel just don't add up. Good thing we have a qualified towet grow because of several factors: perty; Policy 84, Calls for removal they would sign into law a bill ex- files, they'd find all our deputies choice: one of Texas most honored judges, Justice `fears on bench 0 WW1, neat and clean city with a small of "under God" from the Pledge tending civil rights protection for are certified peace officers with Paul Murphy. Experience? He serves on our 14th Mtom 1 12 years of judicial expert n town atmosphere that makes of Allegiance; Policy 92, Calls for gay men and lesbians. The state- training in various places," he Court of Appeals with 7 Hts It an end to tax exemptions for all ment also included the proviso ence He has authored over 790 judicial opinions. Yeats of e • u walking your wide streets a said. "This is a highly qualified Judicial servic onafshi churches and synagogues; Policy that Dukakis would seek out colleagues have rated Paul Murphy one of the best delight, close to the metroplex as sheriffs department." teaamo 210, Calls for legalization of all openly gay individuals for his The department lacks only a justices in Texas. Integrity and experience for the times opposed to driving five hours to Court Number 01 Proem narcotics, including rock cocaine; administration. four-hour period to have a full Texas Supreme elected to south Texas, and most important- thebuese ly, a town full of friendly folks. It Policy 264, Declares that Dukakis supports the "ABC" 24-hour patrol, and that is due to IT ALL ADDS UP TO judicial position 0 homosexuals have a constitutional bill that would tax American • Plump is such a nice change from the budget constraints, Aston said. JUSTICE PAUL 0 right to marry and become foster families in order to subsidize in- Judicial opinions Winer, highly charged atmosphere in the The sheriffs office has eight MURPHY • parents and engage in street stitutionalized day care. Families - • • • • ul Dallas/Ft. Worth area. reserve deputies, who are certified FOR JUSTICE written Respectfully, solicitation. including households where the volunteers. Aston hopes to in- ZERO Ira road Gary Morris Among the 250,000 members of mother stays home and raises the crease that number to 10 when Total • tae, ,90 rving , Texas the ACLU, there are nearly 5,000 kids - would help pay the multi - qualified people become available. billion dollar bill for this legaliza- Wien. Being close to the Metroplex in resources. tion (estimated cost $2.5 billion a mainly rural county with many per year). The bill states that none wooded areas, Cooke County is a to Its In! of this subsidy would be allowed prime target for narcotics labs, KEEP NAYS DP RE-ELECT to go to church or private day care Aston said. While the sheriff's centers, only to state-run centers. department has taken more than En Thank you for your time. $1 million worth of narcotics off HOWARD M. JOHN ASTON Imelda Rohmer the street while he has been in of- fice and assisted in breaking up Bee Het several major amphetamine labs, SHERIFF the county's geographic makeup FENDER T01 continues to attract outside C criminals, Aston said. NOVEMBER 8th McCoy's While he has been sheriff, CHIEF JUSTICE 665 Aston said stolen property recovery has increased from 20 2nd Court of Appeals iF supports percent in 1985 to 52 percent this iF year, compared to a statewide *F •Age: 49 voters! average of 19.3 percent. A jail ex- QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE *C •Married and two grown children pansion project should be com- REGISTERED VO1 t RS, you've pleted by the end of this year to ❑ Chief Justice, Court of Appeals •Resident Cooke County 30 years got the power - now use it! Through relieve overcrowding, and the 6 years sheriff's department has been ac- Nov. 5, McCoy's Building Supply ❑ Judge, Criminal District Court (Tarrant) •19 years continuous service Cooke County Centers are offering a FREE tive in assisting development of Sheriff's Department package of Sylvania light bulbs to area crime watch programs, he 5 years Patrol Deputy all registered voters. Just stop by said. ❑ District Attorney (Tarrant) Civil Deputy your local McCoy's with a valid "The main thing I'd like to see 6 years A voter registration card and claim is the budget increased so we can Criminal Investigator increase our manpower, but I Assistant Attorney General of Texas Chief Deputy your gift. The program, sponsored 10 years by McCoy's and Sylvania, is a way understand that everyone's going Sheriff of recognizing those citizens who through hard times right now," •Advanced Certif icate Texas Law care enough to get out and vote. Aston said. If money did become ReElect HOWARD M. FENDER Enforcement Commission available, however, Aston would Pol. Ad. Pd. f or Sy Howard M. Fender, work to develop a narcotics squad 2109 Inchon Creek, Ft Word!, TX 76107 .k •Jailer Commission with Texas Jail and increase patrols. Fo Commission Bo •40 m i nistratiye Duties over: Criminal Section 1:3 Civil Section Jail Operations Budget Planning •600 Hours in Service Schools _ Ed Emmett I feel that it Is my experience that qualifies me for this office. It you see tit to entrust this respon- eme- sibility to me, I pledge to you to continue my full time, best effort and loyal dedication. TEXAS * RAILROAD * COMMISSION

. • .0 5, Oak. Muenster, TX 76252 Pd. Pol. Adv. by John Aston, Rt. I . I3on 690, Gainesville, TX 76240 r THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - NOVEMBER 4,1988 - PM,E 3 RE-ELECT JUDGE BILL Constitutional Amendment Constitutional Amendment Number 2 examined Number 3 examined

by RICHARD F. WILLIAMSON, State Rep eeeee tattoo by RICHARD F. WILLIAMSON, State Representative and GREGORY D. WATSON; Administrative Assistant BURDOCK and GREGORY D. WATSON, Admini strat ive Assistant AuSTIN--This Is the second Installment of • three-part series of articles look- AUSTIN--Thls is the third and final installment of • three-part series of article• ♦ Imp Into each of the three (3) proposed Amendments to the Texas Constitution to 2ND COURT OF APPEALS anolytIng each of the three (3) proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution to Pd. by Burdock Campaign. Cannel Burdock. Treasurer. RI 10 Box 651A Fort Worth. TX 16135 be considered by the voters on November 8, 1986. la lodge Bal be considered by the voters on November 8, 1988. PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 2 would create an economic ft/11,111- PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 3 would create • T.. Growth Fund .. 1 . ("Reins Day") Fund to be used In times of emergency so as to prevent so as to provide an alternative source of investment capital for potential new 4 unfo reseen deficiencies In the State's general revenues. businesses experiencing difficulty securing financing from the usual sources. Mckground Background Over 30 other states -- Including some of Texas' strongest competitors Since the mid-1980's the Texas economy has experienced a significant reces for jobs and Industry -- have some kind of economic stabilisation fund. For sion. Many busin esses have failed and several banks and savings-and-loans have example, the State of Michigan, which Is Just as dependent upon the automobile had to be bailed out. Industry as Teems Is upon the nil Industry. tapped 5280 million from Its "Rainy Normally, when starting up • brand new business. the entrepreneur would Day. ' fund to survive • devastating economic slump In 1980. approach private investors for financing. But with the soft economy and tight Mere Is how the fund would receive Its Income: money, many potential new businesses are finding the door slammed in their faces. (I) exactly half of any unspent money In the .State's General The proposed Texas Growth Fund would provide venture capital for building Revenue Fund leftover from an ended fiscal biennium madld new businesses through low-Interest loans and, to some extent, outright grants. 90 into the proposed . 441. Day" fund; the other half would remain In the General Revenue Pund itself, The Fund would recelve Its money from existing Investments wade by the governing boards of the Permanent University Fund (PUG), Permanent School Fund (PSF). the (2) 752 of any tea revenue Imposed on oil and gas production which exceeds such revenue received during fiscal year Teacher Retirement System (IRS) of Texas, the Employees Retirement System (IRS) 1986-87 would go into the "Rainy Day" fund; the remaining Of Texas, and any other pension system crested by State low. The Growth Fund 251 would be deposited to the G I Revenue Fund Itself; would et all times be limited to no more than one percent (II) of the value of (3) In teres t end Investment Income credited specifically to assets of any particular source. The Fund would automatically self-destruct the "Rainy Doe fund; end after ten (10) years unless renewed by another Constitutional Amendment, subject (4) any additional amounts that the Legislature at any time Senator Steve Carriker deems fit to appropriate to the "Rainy Day" fund, which to future voter approval. could only be done by (2/3) majority vote In loth houses. Working For Texas Families Supporters Say: This Amendment Is desperately needed to help get Texas back on track and The Comptroller would be authorized to adjust the amounts transferred Into diversify Its economy at • time when our business climate Is still quite weak. the "Rainy Day" fund so that the total amount In the fund in each biennium would Vote Democratic Nov. 8 Many Innovative Ideas are not allowed to flourish because investors are unusually not exceed la of all amounts that were deposited Into the General Revenue Fund PJ poi ad. cautious right now. Consequently, the State and Its people suffer Iran the stag- during the preceding biennium, minus investment and Interest Income and amounts ti of technology and concomItant.reductIon In revenues to the State. The borrowed from other funds. Any amount borrowed from the "Rainy Day" fund would Continued from Page 1 proposed Texas Growth Fund recognIxes that this condition Is most likely only • have to be repaid later when circumstances improve. temporary one and the amendment self-destructs after ten (10) years. Indeed. The borrowing would occur only if during a current biennium the Comptroller during Its existence, the Growth Fund would actually EARN money for the State certifies that the biennium .111 end In • deficit. Then, by • (3/5) vote In both CONSTABLE because It would all. the PLIF. PRF. IRS and ERS trustees more Investment options houses. the Legislature could tap from the "Rainy Day" fund an amount no greater somewhat controversial because responsibilities and make it a more which would Increase the potential for higher yields from the respective funds. than the deficit projected by the Comptroller. of the fact that Jones is currently viable and useful position. As a result, more Income to these funds would reduce the likelihood that • tax Supporters Say: under an indictment handed down Cleveland has criticized Jones, increase must be resorted to. The proposed Amendment would be akin to • forced savings account for the in April by the Cooke County saying he doesn't think Jones has State of Texas by requiring the State to set aside some of whatever revenue It Grand Jury on a charge of sexual been doing his job since the indict- Opponents Say; assault. There has been no trial has leftover at the end of each biennium. thus removing the temptation of the ment. He also questions electing This amendment Is highly ill-advised. The State should not get Into the date set, but the case is still pen- someone who may later be subject Legislature to spend every available penny during good economic times. When • business of Investing In high-rlsk ventures that experienced financial advisors ding, said officials with the district to removal. "There is some ques- matter of principal shortfall occurs In projected revenues to the State Treasury, they the "Rainy attorney's office. Should Jones be tion as to whether the incumbent and investors have already looked at and rejected. It Is • Day" fond could tie the State over until the crisis passes. elected and then be convicted will continue in the office," he that government not compete with the private sector -- that Is, after all. Although the Constitution provides even now that the State most operate while holding the constable's posi- said. flirting with socialism. on • pay-.-you-go principle, it Is virtually impossible for the Comptroller or tion, Jones said he could no longer If • proposed business venture Is worthy. It will stand on Its own merits anyone else to accurately predict what revenue will actually cane Into the Treas- hold the elected office. Cooke County sheriff's and command the Interest and the attention of private investors. The adminis- ury es the biennium prog . The "Rainy Day" fund would help ensure that the Henry has completed all but 18 deputies were recently asked to trators of the State funds do not have the kind of business expertise to arrive State will at all times have • resource to keep then-existing services afloat In hours toward a criminal justice serve some papers that they were at the wise Investment decisions to make this proposal eve. minimally use of emergency. degree at Cooke County College. told had been Jones' responsibili- The ballot language for this proposal is misleading and the proposal Itself If elected, he has said he intends to ty, said Sheriff John Aston. Jones If there had been • "Rainy Day' fund in 1986, the Second and Third Called betrays the trust of retired teachers, retired State employees. and students who work every spare moment to serve admitted he has limited his scope Sessions of the 69th legislature would not have been forced to enact • tax in- are supposed to be adequately provided for by the PUP, PSF, IRS and IRS. The papers to take the pressure off the of operation as constable since State should not jeopardize the solvency of these funds with such fanciful and crease. The State would be cushioned from oil and gas price fluctuations and as sheriff's department. April, but has still done his job. • consequence, restore eeeee attractiveness to business and industry as well as Cleveland said he didn't file in "I hope people will see through naive give-away programs. repair damage to the State's credit rating. time to get on the ballot because the accusations, and look at the Voters should rebuff this proposal in the strongest of terms. he was awaiting an attorney person," Jones said. "I feel I'm a The "Rainy Dar' fund would not unduly inhibit spending for essential and It Is hoped that these articles on the proposed Constitutional Amendments general's opinion about whether good, Christian person, and have immediete needs by tying up billions of dollars. That would be prevented because have been helpful to the voters of District 63. As always, Inquiries on any the fund would be capped at no more than lot of whatever General Revenue was he could hold the position. Since done a good job," he said. "Ob- he is a county employee serving at matter pertaining to State government are warmly welcomed. You may write us at raised during the previous biennium. Indeed, once the fund would reach Its viously, if I didn't have faith in the pleasure of the commissioner's my abilities, I wouldn't be P.O. Box 2910, Austin, Texas, 78769. calling, the State would actually GAIN revenue due to the Interest generated from court, he will be allowed to hold running." the fund's I nvestments. the constable's position since it is Opponents Say: elected, according to the opinion. This proposal Is slily. The establishment of • "Rainy Day" fund now would "I'm a state-certified peace of- be too little, too late -- like opening an IRA at age 75. It makes little sense ficer, but have not been active in to save for the future when the money Is desperately needed now. The State should law enforcement since I've come not lock sway revenue needed for vital programs that have been deprived of funds to Gainesville," said Cleveland. due to recent budget squeetes. "This would be a way of keeping WRITE-IN It is ridiculous to add more inflexibility to • budgetary process that my license active." already has too much rigidity now. In times of financial crisis, the Legislature Cleveland, who began his job needs more freedom of choice -- not less. The Legislature should have the courage with the EMS in June 1987, was very active in law enforcement in to confront speclal-In eeeee t groups and transfer, as needed. from one area of South Texas. He worked for the W.A. "Wally" Johnson the budget enjoying • surplus to another area of the budget suffering a shortfall. IX city of New Braunfels sheriff's of- This proposed Amendment gives the legislature one more reason to resort to future fice and the sheriff's office in San Remember, you mustinclude the "X" in the box , tax Increases. Antonio. He said his EMS job has If the State ever has • surplus, what Is the correct inference to be drawn assisted him in becoming familiar from that) If there Is • surplus, then the State Is overtaxing the public and with Cooke County, so he feels he for taxes should then be cut. in times of shortfall, to maintain only the most could do a good job as a working basic essentials, taxes should be raised. The State should not squirrel away Its constable. resources. All in all, this proposal .10 no doubt trigger a tax Increase due Jones, 29, has an associates degree in criminal justice from to Its Inherent Inflexibility. Voters should give this Idea an unambiguous SHERIFF Cooke County College and has THUMBS DOWN. been active in law enforcement for six years. He was a full-time of Cooke County Enjoy patrolman with the Gainesville Better Police Department from 1982-1986. He ws appointed to I will initiate these Hearing 16 Years Tom Crawford's unexpired term as constable in January 1986 and programs when you Today! of Service was elected, running unopposed, that same year. Besides his con- Call Mas ( hartrend. M A Experience elect me sheriff. 665.3298 stable job, Jones is currently on Chalnsaws • Weedeaters leave as a branch manager for the fr.. Undercover Narcotics Division, to bolster the fight against former Western Savings in * Hearing Tests Stlhl - Toro • Others drug abuse. * Hearing Alds 2 and 4 Cycle Gainesville and works part-time. Jones said he has made the con- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. * Repair All Makes SAME DAY SERVICE ,-- Increased Rural Patrols, stable's job a working one while in ✓ including * Double Lite Batteries Muenster Garden Center office, and plans to continue to Professional Crime Scene Investigation, 502 N. Ma In, 759.2766 work hard. Last year, $4,000 in cooperation with other crime-fighting agencies. - revenue was generated for the ✓ More Departmental Visibility, visible and available unimax county through the papers Jones 113071ndependance 24 hours a day. 1011 Eas1 Hwy 82) served, he said. If elected, he said Gainesville:faxes he will increase the office's ✓ Citizens' Advisory Committee, building a strong police-community relationship builds pride. ✓ Rural Placement of Deputies, "I want a deputy to live in Muenster, in Rosston, in Valley View, etc." Jaycee Punt, Pass & Kick ✓ Individual Deputy Input, to improve professionalism and ENTRY FORM safety in the department. V. ✓ Establish Rapport with Young People, including a Junior Football Fun and Competition for Deputy Program. ✓ Brotherhood of Christian Law Enforcement Officers, • Boys and Girls, Ages 9 thru 13. a local chapter of a nationwide organization. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, November 6 "The Sheriff's Department should be a family, Name a select and honorable family. At all times, good Age on Oct 30,1988 fellowship, fair play and personal honesty must Parent's Signature be common practice." Address City YOU STILL HAVE A CHOICE! For more Information call the Project Chairman — Neal Flusche 759.2204 or 759.4747. Paid Political Ad by JuanitaJohnson. Treas., P.O. Box 1314, Gainesville, TX 76240

PAGE 4 - NOVEMBER 4, 1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE JAM will be on a new night! A very special JAM (Jesus Alis e in Muenster) meeting will be held In the Community Center Sunday. Nov. 6, from 5 to 7 p.m. JAM will be held every other Sunday even- ing for the rest of the school year. This Sunday night, there will be a special program with guest speakers. Pizza and cokes will be served at 51.00 per person charge. JAM is the follow-up program to Sacred Heart Parish' New An- tioch Program and the SEARCH retreat experience. The JAM meetings are important because it continues the faith journey pro- cess through talks, sharing, music, socializing and, most of all, THE "GENERAL CONSTRUCTION PROCESSES" class of MHS is prayer. The talks are given by completing construction of a gazebo situated between the Junior High young people and there is shared wing and the High School. This is a joint project of the school and the prayer at every meeting. It is a PTO. The gazebo consists of a metal framework with plywood decking time for teens to be encouraged covered by cedar shingles. Connecting sidewalks were also built by the and renewed in their commitment construction classes. Rudy Koesler is the instructor. Class members in- THE ADVANCED WOODSHOP students of trimmed with redwood. Other phases of construction to live the gospel message. clude, Ito r, sitting - Chad Bayer, Chris Klement, Weldon Hermes; back - MHS are building a 10' x 12' storage building as a such as plumbing, electrical and sheet rocking will be All current JAM members, Jim Herr, Danny Black and Mike Abney. Janie Hartman Photo class project. Students learn the principles of residen- done in the shop area with shop built patterns. Mem- JAM alumni and especially the tial construction, beginning with sill and joist con- bers of the class pictured are, clockwise, Bob Thor- Confirmation candidates are in- struction for the floor. Wall framing and rafter work nhill, Philip Reiter, Travis Klement, Ricky Walter- vited. Everyone is encouraged to fat follows with the roof being decked and shingled. scheid, Tony Perryman and Ryan Sicking, with in- attend and join in the fun and Masonite siding is applied to the exterior wall and structor Rudy Koester in the center. Janie Hartman Photo Wallace Inglish spiritual growth, too! Registered Representative ABBA fund of An' New York Life Securities Corporation

raiser slated • ' Another great party hosted by Jaycees! Lile •Group •Health •Dtsabilitylnsurance •Annuit,es Sell • Pension Plans •Mutual Funds •Limited Partnerships for Nov. 12 Coal The Muenster Jaycees had Claude and Deb Klement, Terry Costume Dance what it was. The by Elaine Schad another successful Halloween 1105 Olive, Gainesville. 665-5863 Bigger and Dianne Walterscheid, Mark Jaycees thank Ed and Ginny The 2nd Annual ABBA Fun- Costume Party and Dance on That's on and Nancie Lippe, Doyle and Schneider, Martin and Betty draiser will be Nov. 12 at the Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Sacred and Craft Carla Klement, Jimmy and Pam Kralicke, Don and Dorothy En- Knights of Columbus Hall in Heart Community Center, with a toted by d McDonald, Wanda Cloud and dres, and Jerry and Monica Hess Gainesville. count of 275 paying attendance. sing Hot Tim Schneider; Most Creative for their time and hard work at the ABBA (All Babies Born Alive) It was an evening filled with Costume, Steven Knabe and described. door. Also for all who decorated is a pro-life organization which very creative costumes and excite- The sale Michelle Monday. for the event and the excellent assists pregnant women in need. It ■ ment for all. 6,.-411111 *Gaines'alk Special thanks to all who bartenders that evening, Mike is a cooperative effort of the --w—Thank You! All the costumes were judged by 'open on volunteered their help in making Pagel and Mark Rigsby. Catholic parishes of Cooke Coun- the band members of Floss Coun- a.m. It wiJ this 5th Annual Halloween ty including St. Mary's, Sacred Our thanks and grateful sentiments are expressed to try, who entertained everyone until f P-a Heart, St. Peter's and St. John's. with their live music that evening. our children. their spouses and our grandchildren who day morn). Happy hour will begin at 6:30 Winners were announced by Dr. planned and carried out a most memorable event in Shoppers New Year's Eve Dance p.m. with dinner at 7:30 p.m. A Martin Kralicke and cash awards another fu dance, featuring Kelly Wolf and observance of our golden wedding day. and to neighbors. were given. Winners of the at6p.m. Company, will be held from 9 costume contest were: Best Male friends and relatives for a shower of cards and good The Civ plans are in full swing p.m. to I a.m. Refreshments will Costume, Troy Yosten; Best area anise) be provided throughout the even- wishes. That perfect day will hold wonderful memories Female Costume, Margie Wim- crafted net The Sacred Heart Pre-School admits two persons to the dance ing, and door prizes will be for all of us. mer; Best Couple, Larry and 120 tables Parents' Group is preparing to and includes party favors, pick-up awarded. Peggy Gobble; Best Group, all types. host a New Year's Eve Dance in foods and a chance to win cash In the past year, ABBA has pro- Bernard and Adeline Sicking grand style. Items to -trarn.tantatannaratortnta.■•••■••■•Vame prizes totaling $800. Music will be vided clothing, cribs, layette sup- At the October meeting last provided by Mike Otts. plies and car seats for at least 14 • FREE Hearing Test Monday night, all committees No one under 21 years will be infants, emergency housing for an Coe reported "in full swing" in an- admitted and no coolers will be abandoned teenage mother, hous- On • FREE Service on ticipating their annual dance. allowed. The pre-school parents ing assistance for many expectant The New Year's Eve Dance will hope that everyone will come and mothers and maternity clothes. Cert any make or model be on Saturday, Dec. 31, at Sacred enjoy their decorations and at- Through the efforts of ABBA, six DI Heart Community Center from 8 mosphere for an evening of "step- babies have been born alive in Make Plans to Attend —Mobile testing unit at:— p.m. till I a.m, Tickets are on sale ping out" with your friends to place of abortion. the First Annual now from any pre-school parent toast the New Year. Reservations Muenster Pharmacy A donation of $50 per couple is or may be purchased at Tops & may be made by calling D'Ann requested. Tickets may be obtained from 1 to 2 p.m. F F A Chili Supper Teams. Haverkamp at 759-4687. in Muenster by calling Janette Mon., Nov. 7, 1988 The price per ticket is $30 which Hess, 759-4581; or in Gainesville, 817.759-2883 call Gary Felderhoff at 665-5539. and Auction Cl Gainesville 817 665.8572 — Reservations can be made b!, calling 668-6391 or tickets may be purchased at the door. Saturday, November 12 . eitorte. 355N 4-H'ers discuss by-laws at Muenster High School beam Ilasnag Tic•r•gs Prolomattal Cart Schedule of Events: The Muenster 4-H Club held its A reading of the 4-H Constitu- Don't stop regular meeting on Oct. I 1 at the tion and By-Laws will be held at 4:00 • Leadership Demonstration -Auditorium Sacred Heart High School. the Nov. 8 meeting. A vote will be (Parliamentary procedure, radio broadcasting, • The Pledge of Allegiance to the taken to adopt them. It was re- saving those farm skills, quiz and FFA creed speaker) flag, the 4-H Motto, Pledge and quested that one parent be present Health Prayer were recited. to hear them and to sign that they 5:30 Chili Supper-Cafeteria IT Roll was called and minutes understand them. This copy will old newspapers! BACK were read. There were 18 members be turned in to the county office to Sacred Heart School reque- 7:00 - Auction-Auditorium and MHS Baseball Field TALK and seven parents attending. be kept on record there. that everyone who has been saving (Donations made by local merchants and farmers) y Reports were given as follows: Evelyn Sicking announced that old newspapers for recycling, by Dr. Troy G. Murray Dog obedience project by Emily the requirements to enter the 4-H please continue to do so. Also a Yr beef will be raffled off. Felderhoff; Trash pickup by Livestock Show are: you must at- The paper bins have been The Feminine Perspective Michael Proffer; Sheep meeting tend five (5) regular 4-H meetings removed from the schoolgrounde Tickets for the supper and raffle are available from some local merchants and all FFA members. It is only in the relatively and foods training meeting by and turn in a project record form by the Wichita Recycling Co Sherilyn Sicking; District council before the show to qualify to because the company they service recent past that women have Proceeds go towards: travel to Contests and Leadership - sought to treat disorders related meeting by Sherilyn Sicking; show. Project record forms were has been on strike since Conferences, FFA and Community to their menstrual cycle. Until County council meeting by Heath sent home with each child. September. Banquet, that point, such problems as on_ Bayer; Poster contest by Daniel Recreation was led by Michael The school hopes to continue Service Woritrsuen as landscaping of the Centennial Museum). menstrual cramps and tension Proffer; Livestock judging by Jor- Proffer. Refreshments were serv- the salvage drive when the strike were accepted with a sigh and don Bayer; Dairy judging by ed before adjournment. settled. pain medication. Chiropractic Weldon Bayer; Livestock picture seeks to treat such problems as presentation by Tracey Vogel; irregular cycles by addressing County awards banquet by Robert misalignments of the lower Proffer; and District leaders lumbar vertebrae and/or the meeting by Barbara Bayer and PLEASE. pelvic bone. If any of these area Evelyn Sicking. Help us stick to our Sign-up sheets for the foods 1NRITE-IN have been thrown out ofalign- DEADLINE er• rnent by childbirth, jolts, or project and the animal projects The deadline for all trains, it could affect the func were set out. ,oning of the uterus, ovaries, The program plan was read and news and advertising and/or sex glands. A misalign- voted on by members. is close-of-business ment of vertebrae may affect th , Each member was asked to TUESDAY. ,,,orresponding nerve's ability tn bring old Christmas cards and eontrol these organs of a scissors to the next meeting. DAVID woman's body. The chiroprac- tor's goal is to free the nerves to r exert their proper control on This Coupon Entitles Bearer to A t hese important womanly func Sons. CLEVELAND The chiropractor may also 6 , Initial Examination helpful in suggesting dietary (A Texas Certified Peace Officer) treatments for menstrual dis- Free and orders. • 2 Screening X-Rays With proper alignment, the nerve network the com- (If indicated From The FREE Examination.) munications system of the boil CONSTABLE . will allow for the flow of in- Offer Includes A FREE st ructions from the brain, head quarters, to every organ and Report Of Findings extremity of the body. Thus a natural process takes pia, Murray Chiropractic Center PCT. 11 allowing for improvement and Nell-being to ensue. Let VIURRAYCHIROPRAC1 DR. "I ROY MURRAY CENTER, 504 E. Broadway, assist you today. Tel, 665-7656 504 E. Broadway Gainesville, Texas flours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., COOKE COUNTY Itri, 830-12:00 and I :30-5:30 (817)665-7656 .1 Pol. Ad Pd. by David Cleveland, 304 Hillside, Gainesville, TX 76240

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FLifestyle At H. Friske, a native of The Mass of Thanksgiving was Mass. After the homily, the an- Out-of-town guests included Muenster, and Dolores Mosman celebrated in St. Mary's Church, niversary couple renewed their Elaine Dadderio; George, Tracy Friske, a native of Lindsay, the same church here they were wedding vows. and Derrick Dadderio; and John celebrated their fiftieth wedding married 50 years ago. Father Their attendants were Norman Dadderio Jr. of Denver, Col- anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 16. Nicholas Fuhrmann offered the and Evelyn Luke, Irene Binz and orado; Sonja Dadderio of Golden, Leo Mosman. The original atten- Colorado; Beverly Trubenbach of dants were Norman Luke, Irene Plano; Jean, Glenn and Melinda VFW to host Krebs Binz, Frank Mosman and Walterscheid; Lisa, Kim and Amelia Dulock Krebs. Dustin Walterscheid; Loyd, Gwen The bride and her attendants and Toni Trubenbach, all of wore wristlets of ivory chrysan- Muenster; Norman, Evelyn and District Convention themums and gold ribbon. Norm Luke of Houston; Irene and The Muenster VFW Post 6205 Rose Hudspeth reported that Following Mass, family and, Lenin Binz of Beaumont; and Leo will host the District Convention her daughter, Francine Hudspeth, friends gathered at the Coachman and Gary Mosman, of Gainesville. for 18 area posts here on Nov. was awarded a scholarship from Restaurant. Toni Trubenbach, 12-13 and will be assisted by the the VFW. youngest grandchild, attended the Ladies Auxiliary as co-hosts. Aux- In other business, members guest book. The table included an Plan to attend iliary duties will include hosting voted contributions to the Texas original wedding portrait and an morning coffee on Sunday, Veterans wheelchair bus fund, the arrangement of golden registration on Saturday and Sun- National Home Christmas fund, chrysanthemums. Mexican Family day and having the Post Home and the National Home Health The tiered wedding cake, baked decorated and ready for guests, and Happiness fund. by Betty Rose Walterscheid, had and holding a separate meeting for Ethel Hesse, secretary, read the traditional golden "50" on the Night Dinner! delegates from all district aux- communications received by the top tier. Nestled in the second tier The Sacred Heart Development iliaries. A dance, open to the auxiliary; Lucille Hesse gave the was the original china bride and Committee is sponsoring a Mex- public, will be held Saturday night financial report; Mary Lee Hen- groom from the couple's wedding ican Family Dinner Friday, Nov. at the VFW Hall with music by nigan, chaplain, led the opening cake. 4, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hoss Country. and closing prayers. Rose The head table was covered with Sacred Heart Community Center. A noon banquet on Sunday for Hudspeth won the door prize. gold lame cloths. The centerpiece The fest includes enchiladas, both groups will be followed by Refreshment hostesses Jaci Bilder- was an arrangement of white tacos, beans, rice, peach cobbler, closed meetings. Bill McClain of back and Rose Hudspeth served a chrysanthemums and fuji mums tea and coffee. Frisco, District Commander, will buffet to 20 members. Juanita with a gold candle. Advance tickets of $4.00 per conduct the men's meeting and Knabe volunteered as refreshment The guest tables were decorated adult and $2.00 for children under Doris Gleason of Plano, District hostess for November. with gold ribbon roses, made by 10 are available at the high school Auxiliary President, will preside at granddaughter Jean Walterscheid. office and Modern Floors. Tickets Annual Arts & Crafts the ladies' meeting. The speaker at Guests especially enjoyed the will be $4.25 and $2.25 at the the banquet will be State Chief of many photograph albums the door. Staff, Ed Ferrell. Local VFW family had gathered through the Proceeds will go to the Sacred Sell-O-Rama Nov. 11-12 Commander is Gilbert Hess. Aux- Students in years. Pictures were made of the Heart Teacher Curriculum iliary President is Frances Bayer. Development Fund. Come by by Evelyn Yeatts, include a wide variety such as family, including children, grand- Districts to be represented in- before the games! County Extension Agent wood crafts, jewelry, toys, dolls, honor program children and great-grandchildren. clude Bonham, Denton, Bigger and better than ever! paintings, handpainted china and Farmersville, Frisco, Gainesville, That's one way the Annual Arts soft sculptures. There will also be Greenville, Honey Grove, tour hospital and Crafts Sell-O-Rama, spon- needlework and Christmas or- Ladonia, Lake Dallas, Lake Tex- Time to Start Making Christmas sored by the Cooke County Exten- naments, plus a variety of oma, Lewisville, McKinney, As part of the honors program, sion Homemakers, could be miscellaneous items. Plano, Princeton, Roanoke, Sher- five anatomy and physiology described. The Sell-O-Rama will offer an Memories — man, West Tawakoni and students at Muenster High School The sale, to be held this year in excellent way for people to Muenster. have been touring the different 4, Gainesville's Civic Center, will Christmas shop or buy those Plans were completed for the departments at the Muenster open on Friday, Nov. I1, at 10 homemade items which they don't Ladies Auxiliary participation at Memorial Hospital. On the first a.m. It will remain open for sales have the time or talent to make the meeting on Oct. 17. Also com- visit, Gwen Carroll showed until 8 p.m. and reopen on Satur- themselves. pleted were plans for observance students Jeff Walterscheid, Mike day morning, Nov. 12, at 10 a.m. Door prizes will be provided by of Veterans Day on Nov. 12 with a Connell, Carrie Russell, Gaylia Shoppers can take advantage of each exhibitor with a drawing held special ceremony at Sacred Heart Grunson and Deanna Bierschenk another full day until closing time every hour. Cemetery at 4 p.m., with the Rifle through the lab. She explained at 6 p.m. The Extension Homemakers Squad. how different tests were run and The Civic Center allows many Council will also have a Bake Sale Frances Bayer presided for the how the machines worked. area artisans to display their hand of homemade goodies just in time Auxiliary's business meeting. Lin- On the second visit, Kay Bynum crafted items. This year more than for your holiday entertaining. The da Knabe presided for formal showed the girls the mam- 120 tables will be filled with arts o club women will have a Conces- draping of the charter in memory mography department, and Jerry all types. sion Stand open so viewers will be of Past National President, Bynum showed the boys various Items to be sold by area artisan able to shop over lunch or enjoy a Sophia Goldstein. types of X-rays. All students snack break. Juanita Knabe, patriotic in- observed how the sonogram Cooke County's The Bake Sale is to benefit the structor, reported on presentation machine worked. Honor students 4-H Scholarship Fund. Extension of an American Flag to Sacred do regular classroom work as well Only Sanitone Homemakers Council annually Heart School on Oct. 14, in a as outside work, but they all agree presents scholarships to Certified Master ceremony following Mass. the extra time spent at the hospital , 1000E. Division, Suite C Hillcrest Center, Muenster, 759-4001 graduating seniors. Janet Barnhill reported on the is well worth it. Dry Cleaner The Civic Center in Gainesville POW-MIA project. Members is located at the corner of Fair voted to buy a special POW-MIA Park Boulevard and South flag to be flown at the Post Home. Weaver Street. CM[ For any questions concerning the crafts sale, call Mrs. Evelyn Ladies, Yeatts, County Extension Agent, CLEANERS German dance gal at 817-668-5412. Everyone is invited to come to Have you had your annual check-up? 665-4962 the Arts and Crafts Sell-O-Rama group to 355 N. Grand Gainesville and join in the fun. perform Mon. Muenster Memorial Hospital invites you to take advantage of our Women's Health Screening Package. Attention, citizens of Muenster! On Sunday, Nov. 6, and Monday, Call for your appointment today! Nov. 7, the city of Muenster will — The Screening Package includes. have guests in town. A German dance group, under 1. Mammogram - the simple procedure for early detection of breast cancer IT'S A JUNGLE 2. Breast and Pelvic Exam conducted by a physician. the leadership of Mrs. Gail Cope who is the German teacher at W.T 3. Pap Smear A test for the detection of cancer cells in the uterus. White High School in Dallas, will 4. Urinalysis. visit here this Sunday and Monday to see the local sights and ex- 5. CBC • Complete Blood Count. OUT THERE. 6. Blood Chemistry Screen - For diabetes, hoer disease. kidney function and serum cholesterol/26 tests). perience some authentic German living. They plan to interview 7. Blood Pressure Check. some of the old-timers in town This price includes physician. radiologist and lab. There are no additional fees. and visit the cemetery to get some tombstone rubbings. All of the above $100°° The group will camp out at the ballpark Sunday night and Mon- "We care about you and your health" day they will perform for Muenster Public School students at 1:30 and at 2:30 for Sacred Muenster Memorial Hospital Heart students. Anyone interested in watching the performances at MUENSTER HOSPITAL DISTRICT the schools are welcome, although you may have to stand in the aisles. 605 N. Maple Muenster, Texas Everyone is urged to offer the visitors some of our famous Ger- (817)759-2271 man hospitality - Willkommen! I

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PAGE6 - NOVEMBER 4, 1988 THEMUENSTER ENTERPRISE Danielle celebrates New Arrivals first birthday! was carried out and the heart - Grewing shaped cake, made by her mother, Endres was decorated with a keepsake Kay Lynn and Keith Grewing of Trent, age 6, and Kody and Precious Moments figurine, the Sherman announce the birth of Kyle Endres, age 3, announce the No. I engine of her "birthday their first child, a son, Kyle birth of their brother, Travis Join.' train." Danielle and her guests Joseph, on Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 Endres. He was born Oct. 2:35,, ended the fun day with a birthday at Wilson N. Jones Hospital of 1988 at 3:45 p.m. in the Women's supper at Pancho's Restaurant. Sherman. He weighed 7 lb. 12 oz. Pavilion at Denton AMI Hospital. Danielle was the guest of honor His grandparents are Julius and He weighed 9 lbs. 3 oz. and was at another birthday party, hosted Marcella Metzler and Ed and 211/2 inches long. The boys are Otte by her parents, at Muenster City Dorothy Grewing, all of children of Pat and Janice Endres Park on Sunday, Sept. 25. A Gainesville. Great-grandparents of Gainesville. Grandparents are "Snoopy" theme was carried out are John and Edith Hess of Leon and Eileen Krebs of and her birthday cake, a colorful Gainesville; Ann Geray of Lind- Gainesville and Elitha Endres of Snoopy holding a big present, was say; Henry and Mary Grewing of Muenster and the late Ray Endres. baked and decorated by her god- Lindsay; and Philip Metzler of Great-grandparents are Mmes. mother, Doris Koesler. Danielle Gainesville. Regina Krebs and Rosa Neu of Alliketair enjoyed passing out "Snoopy" Gainesville and Millie Fleitman of goody bags, favors and party hats Muenster. sl Vogel ROW GEORGE BUSH was the overwhelming favorite in a student poll con- to her guests. After opening gifts 1 Claude and Linda Vogel are ducted by the fourth grade at Muenster Public School. The fourth grade and eating refreshments, everyone most happy to announce the adop- students polled all the students from kindergarten through high school enjoyed visiting and playing in the tion of their first child. Roman seniors. They asked the students what their choice would be if they could DANIELLE BINDEL park, followed by a hot dog Louis Vogel arrived Oct. 14, 1988, • vote in the upcoming presidential election. They were given the choice of Two parties observed the first supper. weighing 71b. 14 oz. and measuring the two candidates or undecided. The poll was taken on Monday and the birthday of Danielle Renee Bindel. Helping Danielle celebrate were 20'/. inches long. His maternal results were posted on Wednesday. Bush won by a large margin: Bush The first celebration was Satur- her grandparents, Wilfred and Ida Eng grandparents are Whick Harvill 288, Dukakis 56, Undecided 31. Posting the results are, Ito r, Jenny day, Sept. 24, at the Fort Worth Bindel; uncle, aunt and cousins, and the late Lillie Harvill. His Schneider, John Tuggle, Mark Walterscheid, Ryan Klement, Holly Zoo where Danielle enjoyed talk- Lionel and Phyllis Garcia and Hartman Phow paternal grandparents are Marie S Mullinsand John Fanning 'Ink ing to the animals and riding a Laura, Diana and Alycia of ele n Vogel and the late Theo Vogel. choo-choo train with her MeMaw Lewisville; uncles Brian Bindel Hobr ie eniM and PePaw, Benny Dan and Edna and Tim Bindel; and special hitgaxiF, Garrett; her aunt, uncle and friend, Aunt Cindy Walker. kkhluicn Clint Stoffels is 1 cousin, Benny, Tricia and Stacie Special guests were Danielle's god- Zimmerer Public Sch, Garrett; and her parents, Ben and parents, Chuck and Doris Koesler Ice cream were served and goody Diann and Gary Zimmerer of , on of 11 bags were given to the children. Tina Bindel. Her Aunt Renee Gar- and their children, Jessica and Watauga are parents of a Guests included Clint's parents rett of Lubbock was unable to at- Tony; and her great-grandmother, daughter, Natalie Ann, born on Eri c'ogirea'n ti a, r? p and his sister, Lauren; his grand- tend but she sent a big teddy bear Mrs. Ida Neu of Lindsay. Oct. 19, 1988 at 9:46 p.m. in Har- was p with "happy birthday" wishes. Video movies and photos were parents, Ronnie and Alma Herr; ris Hospital in Fort Worth. She film and chi godparents, Sandy and Roy Danielle and her guests then en- made of both parties. On weighed 6 lb. 12 oz. and measured Mil Metzler; aunts, uncles and joyed refreshments and opening Danielle's actual birthday, Sept. 18'/ inches in length. Natalie Ann rt. the d gifts in the park. 28, she and her parents enjoyed aboMu cousins, Judy and Barry Moore joins a brother, Stephen, Their to trains, th and Christy and Jeffrey; Donna A "Precious Moments" theme viewing her birthday videos. grandparents are Albert and In: and Mike Heffron and Ali; Tim ogene Zimmerer and J.D. and and Kathie Herr and Mitch, Chad Miriam Caplinger, all of Cleaners and Travis; Doug Herr; Brad Herr Muenster. The great-grandparents N. Commerce and Susy Herr. Families celebrate are Bill and Elvira Flusche of 329 Har Clint received a special "Happy Lindsay. Gainesville Birthday" phone call from his un- 665 - 3201 cle, Robert Herr of U.T. in three baptisms One e v Austin. e arc family On Sunday, Sept. 18, another Zachary Richard, infant son of hosted by Jim and Shirley Endres Mrs. Tomp party was hosted by his aunt and Dale and Jill Swirczynski, and his in their home. of Washing uncle, Pam and Joe Dangelmayr, cousins, Brad Donald and Chad Attending were the twins' at their home, observing also the Richard, twin infant sons of Jim sisters, DaLana and Allison, and thhmee LiV birthdays of their son, Glen, age and Shirley Endres, were baptized Zachary's sister, Tara Daile; SapaSviWettnta 10, and their nephew, Matthew on Sunday, Oct. 23, 1988 during grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T11 the 8 a.m. Mass in Sacred Heart George Mollenkopf, Mrs. Richard 8 ANNUAL honors the Simmons, age 4. For A lasagna dinner was served, Church by Father Victor Gillespie. Swirczynski, Mr. and Mrs. Armed servedrve followed by refreshments of ice Zachary's godparents are Stan Donald Endres; Mrs. Donna sulla cream and decorated birthday and Janet Endres. Brad's god- Schmitt of Prosser, Washington cakes. Goody bags were party parents are Bob and Kenya En- who spent a week here with favors, and gifts and pictures add- dres. Chad's godparents are Cliff relatives; the babies' parents and missing are and Kathy Sicking. the godparents and other im- they were t ( 1.1NT STOFFELS ed to party fun. Attending were Clint's parents Mrs. Richard Swirczynski is the mediate family members. OVEMBER 1 1— 1 2 tion honoe Two parties observed the first and his sister; the grandparents, grandmother of all three boys. The table centerpiece was a birthday of Clint Herrison Stof- Herman and Alma Stoffels; aunts, Also Zachary's maternal grand- decorated christening cake, made Friday 10 a.m.- 8 p.m. ov d iced Vie fels, son of Chris and Jana uncles and cousins, Pam and Joe parents are Mr. and Mrs. George by Carolyn Bayer. S aturday 10a.m.- 6p.m. memorialixeompowl i al v Stoffels. Dangelmayr and Kelly, Glen, Mollenkopf. Brad and Chad's iebuti droal paternal grandparents are Mr. and Gainesville Civic Center people. The first, on Saturday, Sept. 17, Debra and Adam; Donna and Rex contr was hosted by his maternal grand- Simmons and. Pamela, Cheryl and Mrs. Donald Endres. South Weaver Street parents, Ronnie and Alma Herr, Matthew; Cindy and Jim Gehrig The special liturgy included New by-laws Memorial; who also observed the seventh bir- and Michael, Lucien, Joanna, DaLana Endres and Donna Sponsored by lice buildit thday of their granddaughter, Karen and Mark; Chuck and June Schmitt with Readings and ehiwndasat shhhae i istnsg o mtf i Christy Moore of New Braunfels. Bartush and Stephen, Jacqueline Prayers of the Faithful. Mindy to be adopted Cooke County Extension C th Endres, Brandi Lutkenhaus, Hamburgers were served. Gifts and Daniel; Craig Stoffels and Homemakers Council were displayed and videos were Connie Klement; Russell Simmons Amanda Mollenkopf, Christina at 4-H meeting made, Refreshments of cake and and Alan Hudspeth. Weinzapfel and Allison Endres carried Offertory gifts to the altar. Benefit Cooke County Muenster 4-H Club will meet on ROpbeitrotl Ein. t! Zachary wore the same bap- Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. at 4-D SrlirAnrsliips ed the Po tismal gown worn by his sister, Third Grade News... Sacred Heart High School. A Watergate Tara Daile, which was made by October went fine, so far Felderhoff. reading of the 4-H Constitution St. Louis, the maternal grandmother, Leoba November is going fine, too. In science, we had a test on and By-Laws will be held at this sule in the Mollenkopf. The twins, Chad and V t ICS Monday we had had a contest for plants. One week in health a man meeting. A vote will be taken to area wher Brad, wore long white satin gowns the ugliest and cutest witch. Scott came to talk to us about train safe- adopt them. V°6C works; sari and matching embroidered caps Hermes won ugliest witch. Jason ty. We learned a lot. On Tuesday, A parent is requested to be pre- M these made for them by the paternal Luttmer was the runner-up for the we go to computer class and play sent for this reading to be sure 4mentioned grandmother, Dorothy Endres. ugliest. Kristine Hartman won the games on the computer. The Blue they are understood and sign to Each baby wore a St. Christopher cutest witch. Leigh Ann Reiter Ribbon specials went to Brad that effect. A copy will be turned "riThennc:( medal, gift from his godparents. 18-°Nlv \43 was the runner-up for the cutest. Escobedo and Leigh Ann Reiter. in to the county 4-H office to be an Amish The twins wore gold rings, gifts We also got treats on Halloween By: Joyce Hacker, Leigh Ann kept on record. d from Dan and Donna Schmitt. from OW teacher, Mrs. Metier and Brad Escobedo ba u ti fu pi Following the church service, starting dinner for a group of 35 was I Oft% Old friends visit IM "V."6! !IP!!! edugShbOtea Ma tuIit anbo: Friends who had not seen each other old friends, Margie Rohmer reached S other in 32 years had a most plea- and Eleanor and Frank A Gift to the THANKSGIVING e AMC KICAM1 CANC.( ft )C:Kit'', sant occasion to retell and recall Felderhoff. Mrs. Forgey is the ts h rA et ibpelye memories when Olivia Forgey's former Olivia Haverkamp, MEMORIAL guest in Dallas was Rose Holec daughter of Lee and Mary On en j o i PROGRAM FEASTIVITIES cISpuah; from Imnaha, Oregon. Together Haverkamp. 41? strikes a blow against cancer. doughnut! they came to Muenster to visit Sponsored by Sacred Heart Parish children classesG e m a not, RE-ELECT JUDGE BILL Sunday, November 20 birthday, On Mm Sacred Heart Community Center Muenster. Texas Dinner: 11:30 A.M. — 2:00 P.M. BURDOCK Turkey, Dressing, Gravy, Sausage, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Sauerkraut, Cranberry Sauce, Hot Rolls, Butter, Coffee, Tea, and Pie

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MUENSTER PUBLIC SCHOOL salad, sliced peache s, milk. Nov.7 -11 Thur. - Enchilada Casserole, Mon. - Pizza, baked beans, let- green beans, congealed salad, bat- tuce salad, fruit, cookies, milk. terbread, fruit, milk. Tues. - Fried Chicken, potatoes Fri. - Hamburgers w /Trimm- and gravy, English peas, carrots, ings, French fries, fruit, ice cream, rolls, milk. milk. Wed. - Vegetable Beef Soup, ERA ISD LUNCH MENU choice of sandwich, cornbread or Nov.7 - 11 crackers, fruit, milk. Mon. - Chicken Fried Steak, Thur. - Hamburgers w/Trimm- creamed potatoes, gravy, blackeye MEMBERS of Muenster Girl Scout Troop 495 planted chrysanthemums i ngs, fruit, brownies, milk. peas, hot rolls, butter, peaches, at the Mini-Park on Walnut Street. The first step was to clean up the trash Fri. - Steak Fingers, potatoes milk. in the park, trim the shrubs and clean the weeds and debris out of the plan- and gravy, corn, rolls, milk. Tues. - Frito Pie, chili/cheese, ter box. The purple and yellow chrysanthemums were planted in alter- LINDSAY SCHOOL MENU pinto beans, cornbread, butter, nating colors and covered with a bark mulch. The plants were provided by Nov. 7 - 11 cinnamon rolls, milk. the Muenster Garden Club. Girls helping were, Ito r, back - Kari Crow, Mon. - Chili w/Beans, creamed Wed. - Nachos, Mexican rice, Loretta Reiter, Amanda Russell, Summer Jones; front - Vanessa potatoes, salad, crackers, bread, corn, cornbread, butter, peach Felderhoff and Karri Endres. Troop leader is loretta Felderhoff. cake, milk. cobbler, milk. Assisting in the project were Rosalie Reiter and Joseph. After the project Tues. - Barbecued Ribs, rotini Thur. - Cheeseburgers w/Trim- was complete the girls had snacks provided by Kari Crow. The next troop and tomatoes, corn, bread, fruit mings, French fries, pork and meeting will be Nov. 2 at their regular meeting place at Sacred Heart HOBIE MILLER discusses railroad safety with MPS first graders. Pic- cobbler, milk. beans, jello, milk. School. Plans will be made for the investiture ceremony and for the up- tured are, I to r, Heather Hess, Randy Grewing, Amy Hellinger and Wed. - Pizza, pinto beans, Fri. - Pizza, tossed salad, baked coming weekend of "local Lore" and horseback riding at Lake Murray. Bryan Miller. Junk Herrman Photo beans, pineapple delight, milk. SACRED HEART SCHOOL S.N.A.P. MENUS Nov. 7 - 11 Mrs. H.J. Fuhrman honored Mon. - Sloppy Joes, carrots and Three events marked the 94th Houston; Bill Fuhrmann of Fort Engineer speaks to celery, apples, milk. birthday of Mrs. H.J. Fuhrman. Worth; Coralee Pulte of Baptisms Tues. - Fish Portions, tole slaw, The first was a surprise visit from Gainesville; Rosalee Bayer, Elsie whole potatoes, applesauce cake, several of her neighborhood Endres and Alvin Fuhrman, all of elementary students bread, milk. friends one afternoon last week. Muenster, and spouses and grand- They came with cake and ice Hobie Miller, an engineer from or climbing into trains. He in- Wed. - Brisket, potatoes, gravy, children brought a noon meal with Rohmer cream, and spent the afternoon Wichita Falls, Burlington Nor- structed the students in the train green beans, fruit, bread, milk. a decorated cake for a "happy bir- visiting. thern Railroad, came to Muenster horn signals that are used. Jayna Raley and Kalyn Jenee Thur. - Weiner Wrap, blackeye thday" observance with an after- Friends at S.N.A.P. included Public School through the invita- Even though there are no trains Rohmer, infant daughters of Ken- peas, lettuce, jello, milk. noon of visiting and reminiscing. tion of Rosemary Dankesreiter, at present in our area, many neth and Cindy Rohmer, were Fri. - Cheeseburgers w /Trimm- her on Oct. 18 in the birthday ob- Although the three events were

Elementary Health teacher. The children visit towns where they baptized on Oct. 16 at Sacred ings, French fries, ice cream, milk. servance sponsored monthly for held on different days, Mrs. H.J. senior citizens. program, "Operation Lifesaver," may be involved in train/car Heart Church by Fr. Denis FORESTBURG MENU Fuhrman's actual birthday is Oct. On Sunday, Oct. 23, her six was presented to grades 1-4, with accidents. Soerries. Nov. 7 -11 22. children, Jerry Fuhrmann of film and chart demonstration. Children were given posters, Godparents for Jayna were her Mon. - LUNCH: Pizza, corn, Mr. Miller told the students coloring books and letters for uncle and aunt, Bill and Laurie tomato and lettuce salad, raisin,. about the dangers of playing close their parents, advising them to use Rohmer. Kalyn's godparents were jello w/fruit, milk. to trains, throwing things at trains good sense when meeting a train. her uncle and aunt, Terry and Lisa BREAKFAST: Cereal, juice, Rohmer. Jayna and Kalyn wore milk. SALAD: Tomato and let- baptismal gowns which had been tuce salad, cheese sticks, crackers, Mexican knitted by their Grandmother jello w/fruit, milk. Hartman's trip... Eikman. Tues. - LUNCH: Frito Pie, Following the baptism, a dinner green beans, applesauce, Family Dinner Continued from last week was served and gifts opened in the chocolate cake, bread, milk. parents' home. The guests includ- BREAKFAST: Oatmeal, jelly and One evening, the Hernandez areas of Washington, D.C. They ed grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. honey, juice, milk. Enchilada, Taco, Beans & Rice family and Mrs. Hartman and witnessed the changing of the Tony Rohmer and Mr. and Mrs. Wed. - LUNCH: Fried Mrs. Tompkins took a night tour Guard at the Tomb of the Morris Eikman; Steve, Kim and Chicken, creamed potatoes and of Washington, D.C. "We walked Unknowns, an event visited an- Nicole Rohmer; Bill, Laurie and gravy, English peas, fruit cocktail, past the Vietnam Memorial and nually by almost four million peo- Daniel Rohmer; Terry and Lisa bread, milk. BREAKFAST: saw the Lincoln Memorial. The ple. The cemetery was established Rohmer; Adam and Renee Donuts, juice, milk. Sacred Heart Community Center Vietnam Veterans Memorial more than 120 years ago, but the Schniederjan; and Fr. Denis Thur. - LUNCH: Vegetable honors the men and women of the headstones extend back before the Soerries. Beef Soup, cheese sticks, crackers, Friday, November 4 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. Armed Forces of the United States Civil War because of re- applesauce, cookies, milk. who served in the Vietnam War. interments. "Known But To BREAKFAST: Scrambled eggs, The names of those who gave their God" this hallowed place is one of Fuhrmann toast, juice, milk. Advance Tickets: 8 4 Adult $ 2 Children under 10 America's most symbolic sites. Fri. - LUNCH: Hot Dogs, tator lives, and of those who remain Amber Joy Fuhrmann, infant Entombed here are the Unknown rounds, cheese sticks, pork and missing are inscribed in the order daughter of Arnold and Cecilia Available at Modern Soldier of World War I and the beans, peaches, lettuce, milk. Floors they were taken from us. Our na- Fuhrmann of Rt. 2, Gainesville, Unknown Servicemen of World BREAKFAST: Biscuit and gravy tion honors the courage, sacrifice was baptized by Father Victor Tickets 54.25 and 52.25 at Door War II, Korea and Vietnam. The w/sausage, jelly, juice, milk. and devotion to duty and country Gillespie at St. Peter's Church in of its Vietnam veterans. This group also visited the Memorial SALAD: Vegetable salad, cheese Lindsay on Oct. 30, 1988 follow- No, ••• NV 1r •11, .1/^11 , ',V 'IF Amphitheater, the graves of John sticks, crackers, peaches, milk. NI, `V' ••• ••• ••• MP,11, , 11,40 memorial was built with private ing the 10 a.m. Mass. Aunt Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and contributions from the American Damona Doye and Uncle Alex two Kennedy infants. They visited people. Fuhrmann were the baptismal the Lee Mansion; drove through "We drove by the Iwo Jima sponsors. Fort Myers, and saw a caisson Memorial; the old Executive Of- The baby wore a white eyelet bearing a soldier's cof fin. fice building where George Bush ruffled baptismal gown trimmed They returned to the Vietnam has his office; the Capitol; marvel- with lace. Memorial Wall again and found ed at the reflection of • the Attending were the grand- Glenn Fleitman's name and made Washington Monument and parents, Damon and Georgia a paper rubbing for a keepsake. Capitol in the pool. We saw planes Doye of Lawton, Okla. and Erwin They returned to the Smithso- in the Smithsonian Museum; the and Clara Fuhrmann of Rt. 2, nian to tour the Air and Space Robert E. Lee mansion; we cross- Gainesville; and Helen Hoskins of Museum. They enjoyed lunch at ed the Potomac River, saw the Lawton, the great-grandmother. the Smithsonian Institute and then Watergate Apts.; saw the Spirit of Also attending were Amber's St. Louis, the Apollo Space Cap- walked across the Potomac near A Clean sister Crystal; an aunt, Bernadine the Teddy Roosevelt Island. A sule in the Smithsonian; saw the Metzinger, and her daughter, pleasant site was the number of area where Sammy Hernandez Camilla, of Stillwater, Okla.; and sailboats in the river. Returning works; saw the Kennedy Center." an uncle, Thad Doye of Lawton; Slate for home, they enjoyed a game of All these places Mrs. Hartman and a great-aunt and -uncle, Gwen cards for all the family, and spent mentioned as she recalled the and Charles Wolf, also of the next day preparing to come experiences. Lawton. back to Texas. The next day, they all went to Relatives attending from the Recalling other places, Mrs. an Amish craft sale at Mid- area were John and Diane Hermes dleburg, Virginia. They saw Hartman said, "Some of the On Nov. 8, 1988 vote and children Leah, Kimberly and buildings we saw were: the Dept. beautiful quilts displayed. The Nathan of Lindsay; Kelly and of Commerce, Dept. of the In- starting price was $560 each. They Karen Davis and their sons, bought a loaf of homemade bread terior, Dept. of Agriculture, Dept. Texas Supreme Court Joseph and Andy, of Saint Jo. of Justice, Dept. of Engraving and and some crafts. Driving on into Also the following aunts, Barbara Printing, Dept. of Archives, Dept. the beautiful countryside they Fuhrmann of Muenster; Laura of the Treasury, Dept. of reached Winchester and attended Fuhrmann of Denton; and Martha Transportation, and the area the Apple Harvest craft sale, and Fuhrmann of Lindsay. Uncle Ted where the Nation's Christmas there they encountered rain. Fuhrmann also attended from On Sunday, they went to Mass, Tree will stand as usual. . R) Tom Phillips Gainesville. "We saw 'street people;' we saw joined parishioners for coffee and Guests at the baptism attended "The Wall," "The Pool;" we saw doughnuts while the Hernandez a covered dish dinner at the Ar- lots of pigeons, Union Station and children attended their CCD nold Fuhrmann home, following the Catholic University of classes and then they all celebrated the church services. Gifts, pictures 16i7R) Paul Murphy America. Grandmother Hartman's and visiting added to the wonder- "And then we happily saw birthday. ful day. On Monday, they again toured Home!" 116r ) Nathan Hecht When the

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• Entering the contest a 1-point 14-play third quarter drive for a The 1988-89 Muenster Hornet- with I point. favorite according to the Harris score. Brawner and Wimmer then tes had their first taste of basket- "Most of the girls thought we Rating System, the Muenster stunned the crowd with a 55-yard ball action Tuesday night as they had room for improvement," Hornets played almost flawless scoring strike for their second TD met the Callisburg Wildcats in a added Heers, "but 64 points is 40 football at Petrolia last Friday combination of the night. scrimmage contest here in pretty good for the first time out. night to trounce the host Pirates Moments later, strong safety Muenster. The inexperienced It's going to be a fun season wat- 40-7. Muenster ran its record to James Hennigan silenced the Callisburg team was without the ching us improve with experience. 7-1 while Petrolia fell to 6-3. home crowd with a 70-yard in- service of several key players who The more this group plays, the TOUCHDOWN RUN by Johnny Moster (85) againq Petrolia 1r. High The district title and second terception return and a 34-7 lead. were playing in a volleyball match, better we will be." last Thursday • D..e Fette Photo place representative could very The Muenster "pups" then added but Muenster outscored those pre- The junior varsity contest saw well hinge on the Valley View vs. the final score as Scott Hudspeth sent 64-18. Muenster pull out a 36-33 win. Lindsay game next week. intercepted a tipped pass to set up At halftime, Muenster led 30-2. Freshmen Kristi Bierschenk and Muenster is 3-1, Valley View 4-0 a 10-yard scoring run by Mike By the end of the third quarter, it Amy Dankesreiter led the attack and Lindsay sports a 4-1 district Vogel. was 46-6. Jennifer Carroll led the with 14 and 8 points. Adding 3 slate. "We're proud of ourselves this Hornettes with 26 points and each were Jami Flusche and Leslie Petrolia saw their playoff hopes season," added Jump, "but we Dana Wimmer had 16. Melissa Klement followed by Tonya destroyed by the Big Red ball con- have two more games that we will Bayer scored 7 and Jenny Wim- Knabe, Marcia Vogel, Mindy trol offense. Muenster had 15 need to play well and execute. mer hit for 6. Graham, and Misty Vogel with 2 plays and 14 play drives that all We're getting a lot of questions Coach Ted Heers said it was apiece. Julie Hess hit for 1 point. but chewed up the entire first and about the playoff situation. It's good to play someone besides each The Hornettes built a 34-19 lead third quarters. Scot Vogel carried important, but we can only take other. He praised the hard work with 3 minutes to play, and held 10 times for 57 yards, James Hen- care of it by winning these two the girls have put in. off a Wildcat rally. nigan 18 carries for 90 yards, Don- against Alvord and Windthorst. ram "Jennifer and Dana have been Both teams will travel to nie Boydstun 10 tries for 49 yards, We can control the outcome of playing real well this fall, and Gainesville Tuesday evening, and Mike Vogel had 11 carries for those games and then the chips tonight Tara and Jenny looked along with a ninth grade team for 51 yards, as Muenster rolled for will fall where they may. We have like they may want some more scrimmage action. The ninth will 277 yards via the ground. no control over any other playing time. All the girls played play at 4:30 p.m. followed by the Add a 3-4 passing performance contests." well and they all want more play- JV and Varsity games. The from Jerry Brawner for 83 yards Getting high grades for block- is ing time." Gainesville girls are ranked 18th in and Muenster found itself back in ing performances were J. Shane, Dana Wimmer had 11 re- the state in AAA. Yancy Culp, Chris Klement, Jeff fourth gear after two less than full KEN WALTERSCHEID is the hall cam r following blocking by John- bounds, Denise and Melissa Bayer Hellman, Weldon Hermes, Mike throttle performances against ny Moster (85). Dare Erne Photo 6 each, and Jenny Wimmer 5. Valley View and Era. Pagel and Brad McDaniel. Dana and Jennifer each had 5 "The key for us is the tur- Leading the defense were Scot steals. Adding to the scoring total Fasticlt novers," said Coach Bill Jump. Vogel with 14 tackles, Hennigan, were Tara Walterscheid with 4, 759-4408 "We had zero giveaways this week Hermes and Bobby Thornhill with Little Reds win! Kim Anderle and Denise Bayer and the result was we totally con- 6 each. with 2 each, and Denise Anderle in Old Theatre Mall trolled the game. Our defense was 4 up and held them in check. We Some seasonal stats for The Muenster Junior High foot- played as well as we ever have." Muenster include James Hennigan ball squad played host to the Quarterback Jerry Brawner put with 93 carries for 481 yards; Scot Petrolia Pirates last Thursday * Muenster up early with a 4-yard Vogel with 97 carries for 482 night and increased their season HORNET * keeper around the right end. yards; Donnie Boydstun has 72 at- record to 4-2-1 with a 14-12 vic- Weldon Hermes kicked the first of tempts for 347 yards; J. Shane tory. Touchdowns were made by Player 4 PATs. Petrolia came back and Wimmer has 4 TD receptions and Johnny Moster and Kenneth scored on a 4th and 1 play on the 4 interceptions; Chris Klement has Walterscheid. • of the 911,1114c 1 next series to knot it at 7. It ap- an 80 percent blocking average. Kenny Walterscheid, Cody peared to be another high-flying Defensively, Scot Vogel has 102 Truebenbach, Michael Hacker, Week first half such as witnessed at tackles, followed by Troy Pagel Darren Bindel and A. J. Knabe are Valley View, but the Hornet with 78; Weldon Hermes and Eric all noted for playing a good game. Sponsored by the defense proved less than stingy. Dan kesreiter have 57 each. The Little Reds will travel to Muenster Muenster scored to take the lead Muenster will kickoff with Alvord Thursday, Nov. 4, for a 6 Quarterback Club Alvord tomorrow night at 7:30 for good midway through the se- p.m. game. No junior varsity JI rt cond period when Brawner hit J. p.m. at Hornet Stadium. Special game will follow. Shane Wimmer in the corner of pre-game activities will be Jeff Hellman Yancy Culp the end zone for a 14-7 halftime Parents' Night, honoring the MIKE HACKER on defense stops Offense Defense ,*t advantage. parents of the football players. the Petrolia runner behind the line Parents are asked to be at the The Big Red rolled in the second of scrimmage. Dave Pelle Photo OUTSTANDING PLAYERS half as Donnie Bovdstun capped a stadium at 6:50 p.m. Meetings every Tuesday night, 7 p.m , MHS Library

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w season with Valley View 4 0 Lindsay 4 1 Special purchase of two losses Muenster 3 1 Petrolia 2 3 Alvord 3 The Muenster KC Oilers played Era 3 Weber, losing 14-6 Thursday. Windthorst 0 4 1988 Mercury Cougars Jason Huchton scored Muenster's only touchdown. The offense was Last Week led by Cody Sicking, Cory Cain, Muenster 40, Petrolia 7 • and Jason Hess. The defense was Lindsay 34, Windthorst 7 led by Justin Camp, Coy Fisher, Valley View 14, Alvord 13 Jay Reed, Cody Klement and (Era didn't phly) Toby Hess. This win gives Weber This Week 441 an 8-0 record for the season. Alvord at Muenster The Muenster Oilers played Windthorst at Valley Viei, Olney Tuesday night in a close 8-6 Petrolia at Era loss. Jason Huchton scored the Lindsay is open only touchdown for the Oilers. The leading blockers for Muenster were Jay Reed, Cody Klement, Darrell Russell, Toby Hess, Jeff Fisher, Jason Sicking and Cody Walterscheid and Wayne Muller. Klement. The defense was led by Jason In league play, the Oilers finish- Hess, Jason Huchton, Jay Reed, ed out the season with a 3-3 Cory Cain, Cody Sicking, Coy record.

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Sacred Heart, "coming off a some key plays, along with Darrell shocked loss to Lexington, had a Dangelmayr, Chad Fleitman and great night of playing defensively David Rohmer." against Oakridge," said Coach "David also played extremely John Sims on the Tigers' im- well by playing good offensive line pressive 34-20 win over the Class technique, allowing Ryan Bayer to 2A Owls from Fort Worth Friday run," continued the coach, "Ryan night. Hess did a great job of rushing the Oakridge controlled the ball the passer." opening quarter, allowing Sacred "The entire offensive line did Heart only five plays. But in two an excellent job," said the Tiger of those five, the Tigers scored the coach. "Darrell had great protec- only points in the first quarter. tion, Chris Hess did real well run- Ryan Bayer recovered a fumble on ing the ball and Ryan had a super the Tigers' 43-yard line. In two big night." The offensive line includ- pass plays for Darrell ed Don Parks "with his best Dangelmayr, a 16-yarder to Chad night," Randy Miller, Kelly Bell. Bayer and a 41-yard pass play to Josh McCoy, David Rohmer and Ryan Bayer for a touchdown gave Chad Bayer and Ryan Bayer at the Tigers a 8-0 lead after Chris ends "double teaming their Hess' extra point. tackles." Late in the second quarter, Chris Hess led the rushing with Sacred Heart had a 4th and 6 near 9 carries for 58 yards, with Cur midfield when Darrell Bayer adding 46 on 14 attempt, HLY., puL, prc,arc on the Oakridge quarterback during Dangelmayr faked a punt and and Ryan Bayer gaining 34 on 6 Friday's victory; though never credited a sack, his action limited the passed to Ryan Bayer for a carries. Owls' passing game. Janie Hartman Photo 27-yard gain. Several plays later, Darrell Dangelmayr completed Shawn Dangelmayr completed a 5 of 8 passes for 94 yards in- I-yard pass for the Tigers' second cluding 2 to Ryan for 70 yards, 2 touchdown. Chris Hess ran in the catches by Fleitman for 23 and a Football contestants FRESHMAN CHRIS HESS prepares to cash in on a 1-yard touchdown PAT and increased the lead to 1-yard pitch to Shawn run. Hess scored 16 points in the Tigers win over Oakridge. 16-0 at the half. Dangelmayr. Oakridge completed fight for number 1 spot Janie Hartman Photo Sacred Heart fumbled the third 6 of 16 passes for 52 yards. quarter kickoff, allowing the Owls Dangelmayr also averaged 42 Week nine of The Enterprise Cowboys. to score two plays later, but the yards in punting whereas the football contest sees two repeat Locally, six picked Muenster to conversion failed, trimming the Owls' punts averaged only 9 weekly winners - Chris Stoffels lose to Petrolia and nine thought Tigers' lead to 16-6. yards. correctly picked 21 games to take Sacred Heart couldn't beat On the next possession, Sacred Both teams had 20 first downs, first place, and Janet Pagel came Oakridge. Bob Hess had the Heart moved the ball down the with the Owls gaining 315 yards in second again this week with 20 closest guess on the tie-breaker field where Darrell Dangelmayr rushing to Sacred Heart's 155. correct, including the tie-breaker. with a 32-14 score. The most dis- Cubs game ends in tie went in on a I-yard quarterback Benny Haverkamp settled for tant was 6-33, in Oakridge's • third with 20 picks, but wrongly keeper. The extra-point run didn't Sacred Heart will host Tyler favor. picked Sacred Heart to lose in the Sacred Heart Junior High brought back the play. Starting count and the score gave the Street Christian Friday night for Besides Stoffels selecting 21 tic-breaker. played host to Oakridge Owls last the drive over, Switzer and Kle- Tigers a 22-6 advantage. their final regular season game. winners, and the two 20 correct Winners picked up their cash Friday in a 14-14 tie. ment ran the ball to the 2-yard line Oakridge scored again in the The Crusaders carry a 6-3 picks, five correctly picked 19, prizes at Hennigan Auto Parts, The Cubs weren't able to move where Switzer ran in for 6 points. two had 18 and five picked 17. last week's tie-breaker sponsor. on their first series of plays, han- Klement ran in for 2, but a This week's worst choice was 13 Most contestants took advan- ding the ball over to Oak ridge, holding penalty made the Cubs try correct picks by a contestant who who in turn, with the help of again and the second attempt fail- tage of the Houston-TCU, forgot to include their name on Houston -Texas Christian mistake the form. several penalties, made the only ed. The Cubs extended their lead this week's game. Three en- score in the first quarter, taking a 14-6. With just a couple of weeks re- trants, however, split their choice, 6-0 lead. In the final quarter, Oakridge maining in the contest, Mickey giving them an incorrect count. After exchanging possession moved downfield on several pass Haverkamp continues her lead for Everyone picked Lindsay over several times, a drive with runs by plays, scoring, then adding 2 the $100 prize. She has a six-tenths Windthorst; Valley View over Darren Klement and Larry points to tie the game 14-14 with of one percent lead over Chris Alvord; Gainesville over Coppell; Switzer, with the help of Martin 1:30 remaining in the game. Stoffels. Craig Stoffels is a close Arkansas over Rice; and McCoy, Barry Hess and Tommy Warren Becker, Jordon Bayer, third, then Benny Haverkamp Greathouse, got the ball to the Weldon Bayer, Kelly Bayer, Barry Washington over Stanford. followed by Ben Bindel in fifth. Everyone missed UCLA's loss to 20-yard line. On 3rd and 8, Martin Hess and Joe Bedernorz were Washington St. McCoy ran a trap play to score 6. outstanding offensive blockers. Eighteen contestants missed the D. Klement ran the extra points Larry Switzer, Jeff Sicking and Contractors & Homeowners Pennsylvania-Princeton: Texas and the Cubs led 8-6 at halftime. Chris Pagel were standouts on rrne Tech-Texas and Callisburg-, With the opening of the second defense. Ryder Trucks Motor Home Rentai Aubrey games. There were 20 in-' half, Sacred Heart kicked to The Cubs will play their final Mosi Equopmeni Brand New correct guesses on Stephen F. Oakridge, holding their offense, game this Friday when they host Red River Rental 8 Sales Austin's win over North Texas and forcing a punt. Switzer ran back Dallas Tyler Street Christian at 5 E. Hwy. 82. Comemolle 665 4896 17 wrongly went with the the kick approximately 50 yards p.m. on Tiger Field. The Cubs' ■ for a touchdown, which a penalty season record is 3-2-1. 411■11 6 New GMC's JOHN ASTON HAS MADE Pickups & Trucks A DIFFERENCE SACRED HEART Tiger defense moves in on an Oakridge Owl runner in See us for expert the Tigers' impressive Friday night win. Janie Hartman Photo 1985 — Tr r-! year John Aston became Sheriff: Automotive Service and Truck Repair The Sheriff's Department obtained only 28 Felony Convictions and third quarter, the PAT failed and record and will also be playing to HOEDEBECK GMC recovered only 29% of the Stolen the board read 22-12 going into win a playoff spot. "They're Property In cases It worked. the final period of play. tough and dangerous," said the 216 N. Main. Muenster. 7594336 1987 — On cases worked by the Sherif f's David Rohmer blocked an Owl Tiger coach. "We have to play ex- Department: punt, giving the Tigers the ball on tremely good ball with a makeshift • Felony Convictions rose to 56 the 33-yard line. With the aid of team. •Property Recovered ROSE to 42% several penalties, Chris Hess Kelly Bell will be out with in- 1987 — On cases worked by the Sheriff's crossed into paydirt from the flamed tendons in the right arm. Jason Endres will be a first-time Main Street Market Department: 1-yard line. Oakridge returned the favor and threatened a comeback center, replacing Bell and Troy Clothing 'Felony convictions ROSE to 58 with a 28-20score. Berres will start at left guard. Furniture 'Property Recovered ROSE to 43% After exchanging the ball, a Curt Bayer is a possible player Tools 1988 — On cases worked by the Sheriff's Darrell Dangelmayr kick was with a separated shoulder and Bicycles Department: downed by Curt Bayer deep on the Glen Swirczynski will play, but 'Felony Convictions thus far are 41 1-yard line where the Tiger not to full strength with an ankle & more • Property Recovered ROSE to 52% defense held the Owls, forcing a injury. Electric Motors • Paint • Toys thus far short punt, giving the Tigers the The Tigers are still fighting for a ball on the 25-yard line. This set playoff spot, a win over Tyler While Others Talk About Change: up a 3-yard touchdown run by Street is important in earning this Previously owned merchandise John Aston Has Made A Difference Where It Counts! Chris Hess, giving Sacred Heart a place. 34-20 victory. Pre-game activities for the night at bargain prices! RE-ELECT JOHN ASTON "The defense made big plays will honor the parents of the foot- Pd lot GtColltens lot Good le. Enlacement when they had to," said Coach ball players. Game time is 7:30 840 East Main • Gainesville, Texas Sims. "Chris Hess had 17 tackles, p.m. In:00 - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Saturdas Ajj 444, 4 for losses, and Kelly Bell made Jimmy mop91111e,DIIVII• L, Maims for. T X 76252

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Knights defeat Trojans Golf tourney DhD by Gene Hermes John Fangman, (LT) Brad Neu planned for In the arena last Friday night, and (LG) Skeeter Cason, opened Angel` the Trojans fell to the swift blows up a hole for a 41 -yard TD run by FohnOr Mike Dieter. The PAT was no of the Knights, as they tallied up a November 6 96: Anci total of 417 yards to the Trojans' good. Midway through the fourth 125 yards. quarter, Dieter scored his third The Muenster Golf Association e announces its next tournament for tr Christin When the first half ended, the TD of the game on a 1-yard carry. Krebs. , Knights were leading 20-7, after a Fleitmann ran the ball in for the Sunday, Nov. 6, at 9:30 a.m., scoreless first quarter. It wasn't extra points for the final score, weather permitting, at Nocona lames K until 9:00 left in the half that the 34-7. Municipal Golf Course. Everyone is welcome. Trod first TD was scored. It was a Outstanding offense players for piajterscl 46-yard drive by the Knights and Lindsay included Mike Dieter with on. 92,4 the play that scored was a 15-yard 20 carries for 97 yards, Craig Neu Richard 16 for 70, Kevin Parsons 10 for pass from Bobby Fleitmann to offensive line holds the Trojan defense, allowing Knight quarterback Bobby Fleitmann am- on, 92; Regi Klement. Fleitmann kicked 48; for Windthorst, Gary Berend THE LINDSAY ple time to complete a pass. Linemen include Craig Neu (30), Skeeter Cason (50), Jeff Arendt (65), John NCO, 91 ',1 the extra points and the score was 12 for 59. Fangman (62) and Curtis Weems (77). Tonia 7-0. Leading tackles for Lindsay , ' Gene Hermes Photo Metzler Before the second quarter, were Troy Huchton with 8 and KEEP Charles John Fangman and Brad Neu with things pretty well matched up - Schad, battling it out, moving up and 6 each. 12' down the field trying to get 90.6; 5 HOWARD M. Spaeth, something to work. Each team LINDSAY WINDTHORS1 90.5; was forced to punt once. Shortly 23 First Downs 6 MI 257 Yds. Rushing 79 Mike 1)c into the second quarter, Wind- mann,90i thorst punted for their second 160 Yds. Passing 46 time, which started the Knights on 11-17-0 Co./Att./Int. 3-8-1 "A a scoring spree. 0 Fumbles Lost 0 3-25 Penalties - Yds. 2-15 Tisha After the Knights' first TD, the , Trojans, on first down, went to 2-47 Punts - Avg. 6-39 FENDERCHIEF JUSTICE Murrell fuhrmat the air only to have it snatched out Pol. Ad. Pd. for by Howard M. Fender, 2109 Indian Creek, Ft. Worth, TX 76107 Beam of the air by Jeff Arendt and The Knights are now 5-I for returned to the 25-yard line, set- district play. They have a week off 94. 14; ic before they meet up with the ting up the second TD. This time, ..... Kevin Parson had the honors on a Valley View Eagles on Friday, 6-yard run. The PAT was no Nov. I1, at 7:30 p.m. The Eagles good. are 5-0 for district play. The Knights' defense wasted no This will be the game of the time getting the ball back. Starting week. Who wins and by how much on their own 41 -yard line, it took will decide who will be in first or 12 plays to cross the goal line. second place. (It's a toss-up bet- Sett Mike Dieter ran it in on a 1-yard ween Muenster, Valley View and Tod° carry up the middle. The PAT was Lindsay.) The only advantage the good. Knights have is that they will be The Trojans, with 32 seconds, playing on their home field. As for returned the kickoff to the Valley View, they have 5-3 on the Knights' 44-yard line. It took two season where the Knights are 7-2. plays to score from there. Gary As for Muenster, as long as they Berend was the QB connecting on win their remaining games, all a I9-yard pass to J.T. Hoffman. they can do is sit back and watch. Hoffman made the extra points They are 4-I for district and 7-1 on and the half time score was 20-7. the season. In the second half, it was Lind- Head Coach Grady Roller for say's ball game. The defense held Lindsay and Head Coach John the Trojans to minimum yardage, Kassen for Valley View will be West forcing them to punt. The putting together their best plays Knights' offense scored twice. The and trying to outwit the other. REG( KLEMENT completes a pass from Lindsay quarterback Bobbie first came late in the third quarter. They hope there will be a large tur- Fleitmann to put the Knights on the scoreboard. Lindsay finished the cicV) William L. "Bill" Gene Hermes Photo The offensive line, (C) Jeff nout to show support for their game as 34-7 victors. Arendt, (RT) Curtis Weems, (RG) team. HUDSON Your North Texas Democratic Nominee for •ileaut State Board of Education District 14 •Then • 34 years Texas Educator* 20 years School Superintendent Another good deer season on tap * Masters Degree in Government Specializing in Public •Mickt youn AUSTIN - Texas hunters may During the deer season, which is Officials point out that the an- BELTONE School Administration, Administrative Law and School be in for another record-setting Nov. 5-Jan. 1 in most counties, nual hunting season is important Finance •Little white-tailed deer season this fall. and Nov. 12-Jan. 8 in South to more than just the hunting Hearing Aid FOR : • More control by local school districts •Push for a wide range uf vocational • uxto Last year about a half-million Texas. Hunters are allowed to camp fraternity. It's a billion programs •Push for strong basics: reading, writing and math •Art and music education hunters harvested about a half - dollar boon to the Texas Batteries take four white-tailed deer, no • Reducing no pass - no play penalty •Revision of state funding programs •Reduction • usic million of the state's estimated 4.1 more than two bucks in most economy, bringing outside million deer. and Simplification of Teachers' and Administrators' reports and records Can: counties. There is a one buck limit revenue into rural communities Always Fresh • Productivity of teachers not based on testing program "'Career ladder Iv :ds revision - Deer hunting is on a roll in and giving ranchers and farmers in some counties, and hunters will teachers can't be evaluated on a single test •Discipline in schools 'Res' ring harmony Texas, with hunters harvesting be allowed to take only bucks in hunting lease income during a dif- These Shop the Drive-In Window and unity to professional teachers "Strong on patriotism - teach collo, tentage record numbers of whitetails every other counties. ficult period for Texas agriculture. • Restoring Texas Education Agency to its original purpose-to help local districts season since 1984. This fall may Other recent innovations aimed Hunting regulations can be for all your prescriptions Lay- see another such year, as deer at a higher antlerless harvest are a found in the department's 1988-89 and drug needs. • Good testbook selection •Revision of PEIMS populations remain high and dry special early antlerless-only season Hunting Guide, available free at WATTS' "Quality Education for Texas Students" weather may increase deer move- Oct. 22-Nov. 4 in all or portions department offices and hunting ment and make them more visible of six East Texas counties, and a license outlets across the state. PRESCRIPTION SHOP GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 8, 1988 to hunters, according to the Texas Gatnes,ne similar season for selected South The 1988 deer season in this 302 N Grand Paid for by Clif ford Hudspeth, Route 1, ForesIburg, TX 76239 Parks and Wildlife Department. Texas counties Jan. 14-29. varied ecological region of North Officials said the 1987 season Horace Gore, white-tailed deer and West Texas may be as good as will be hard to beat, since records program leader, said hunters may the outstanding 1987 season for were set in antlerless harvest, not match the 1987 deer harvest numbers of deer, if not quality, hunter numbers and hunter suc- although the deer numbers are according to district biologist SERVISTAR SAIE cess in addition to total harvest. sufficient to reach that level. "I Larry Holland of Brownwood. The 505,000 total harvest eclipsed don't expect the harvest in South "Deer populations may be a little the 445,000 harvest of the Texas to be as large as last year, higher than last year, because of Turn On The Savings previous year. simply because of landowners' an excellent 1987 fawn crop," said Now thru Mat ,Nov.M This increase is attributed main- reactions to dry weather condi- Holland, "but body condition and ly to consistently high deer tions. But I expect increased antler development won't be up to SERVg;TAR populations and regulations harvest in East Texas because of last year's standards." 1" x 25' Powerlock II 2"x 60-Yd. designed to increase harvest of the the additional counties coming Dry weather during April and Tape Rule with antlerless segment of the deer Duct Tape under the either-sex program," May suppressed antlerless Chrome Case population, a necessity in many Gore said. development and continued dry oc ,,eature Be , areas because of chronic over- Gore said Texas habitat is sup- weather in some areas is probably population of the deer herds. porting "peak numbers" of deer causing some losses of deer, This year, the Parks and sPEciAL $849 SPECIAL $399 1 in most areas, and the herds could Holland believes. "We are in PRICE PRICE Wildlife Commission adopted be on the brink of a major die-off danger of losing some deer in the regulations that make it even in the event of a prolonged near future, so it's extremely im- easier for hunters to take their drought. "A strong harvest of portant for hunters to take all the 5' Wood Single-Cut legal allotment of antlerless deer. antlerless deer would be as antlerless deer they are allowed by Stepladder Keys The either-sex bag limit system has beneficial to the herds as it would regulations and landowners." H replaced the landowner-issued be to the hunter," Gore said. said the most critically dry coun 100 SPECIAL PRICE 4. -714 99 SPECIAL PRICE antlerless deer hunting permit ar- Gore said the dryness of the ties in his region are Coleman 2/ $ rangement in most of the state's habitat and the spotty mast crop Brown and Mills. • SUIDt5 OMR 10" Rotary main deer hunting counties. This hould enhance the deer harvest. On the bright side of the dry Table Miter Saw Liquid Nails II means that in either-sex counties, 'I think the deer will be coming to weather situation, deer will b hunters are not required to obtain upplemental feeders and oat pat- coming readily to food plot • ,rt. ' eh- A tax a "doe permit" from the lan- planted with oats or othe SPECIAL PR10E $ 16499 SPECIAL PRICE ZIZI 0 ches very well, especially later in the 01 downer to take antlerless deer. In- , the season ," Gore said. greenery, Holland said. stead, the hunter simply tears the 5-Pack inva, appropriate tag from his hunting Staple Gun Sandpaper only i license and attaches it to the car- I and 4 cass of any antlerless deer taken. issuin The landowner, as in the past, still SALE SPECIAL PRICE $ 1139 SPECIAL PRICE 990 can specify the number and sex of Lavatory Faucet Unlik deer to be taken on his property. top-quality Corn Broom I Instei Antlerless permits still are re- witho quired in some counties where SPECIAL PRICE S 1999 Flannel $599 To fin deer populations are concerned in -„. SPECIALPRICE $2999 SPECIAL PRICE localized areas. . Shirts 1 Rainbow 5-Window $999 Thermometer Insulator Kit Nbort 1 Prbder $1299 Mut R reg. $20 to $16 SPECIAL PRICE $499 SPECIAL PRICE isr 817.60 l] rya S - M-L-XL I Nan, l00% Cotton or Poly-Cot. Blend Hardware Lumber Home Centers COMMUNITY I Coy HAMRIC'S SERUM , AR LUMBER COMPANY Hwy 82. 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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE- NOVEMBER 4,1988 -PAGE 13 Lindsay Milton Gossett, 65, dies on Oct. 30

Honor Roll Milton Gossett, a native of Rosary services were held in Ver- On Sept. 14, 1946, he married and Greg Gossett of Dallas; and Bryan, a longtime resident of nie Keel Chapel at 7 p.m. on Mon- Thecla Popp of Lindsay. In 1947, seven grandchildren; and one LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL April Sandmann, 93.42; Andrea Gainesville and well-known day night. they moved to Gainesville. He was brother, Barney Gossett of Waco. HONOR ROLL Gieb, 92.00; Elizabeth Cler, throughout the area, died at age Milton Gossett was born in a farmer, and owner and operator Pallbearers were Wilfred Hess, Angela Fuhrmann, 96.5; Ted 91.85; Julie Arendt, 91.28. 65 on Sunday, Oct. 30, in the V.A. Bryan, Texas on Jan. 17, 1923 to of Cabell's Minute Market and Julius Metzler, Raymond Fuhrmann, 96.2; Denise Porter, SIXTH GRADE Hospital in Dallas. Thaddeus and Emma Singletary Mr. M Food Stores on Grand Williams, Raymond Fuhrmann, 96; Andy Wang, 95.5; Gretchen HONOR ROLL Gossett. He served in the Armed Ave. He was a lifetime member of Billy Zimmerer and George Hoenig, 95.4; Brad Metzler, 95.3; Christy Zimmerer, 96.42; Tan- Funeral services were held in St. Forces in WWII. He was stationed the VFW and was Post Com- Bryant. Honorary pallbearers • Christine Mobley, 95.3; Kristy ner Neidhardt, 95.00; Allison Mary's Catholic Church in at Camp Howze in the 86th Divi- mander of Post 1922. were J.W. Trisler, Ben Butler, Krebs, 95; Susie Arendt, 93.6; Walterscheid, 93.71; Will Gainesville at 11:15 a.m. on Tues- sion and served with the 24th Divi- Survivors include his wife, Ralph Snuggs, Leon Barron, Dick James Krebs, 93.6; Bobby Fleit- Thomason, 93.42; Kelli Tolbert, day, Nov. 1, with Father Nicholas sion, 19th Infantry in the Pacific Thecla Gossett; seven children: Henley, George Shinpock and Bill man, 93.2; Jason Zimmerer, 93.2; 92.57; Greg Arendt, 90.71; Keith Fuhrmann officiating. Vernie Keel Theater. He received the Purple Rita Orsburn, Beverly Snuggs, Collum. -fraci Jones, 92.6; Leah Webb, 90.00. Funeral Home was in charge of Heart during active duty in the Doug Gossett and Jimmy Gossett, The Gossett family requested Walterscheid, 92.5; Robert Dun- SEVENTH GRADE services at Fairview Cemetery. Philippines. all of Gainesville, Margie Warren memorials to the Joe Walter can, 92.4; Jae Fuhrmann, 92.2; HONOR ROLL of Tacoma, Wash., John Gossett Workshop in lieu of flowers. Richard Barnes, 92; Kevin Par- Douglas Hellinger, 97.42; Dar- son, 92; Eddie Krebs, 91.8; Craig ren Hundt, 97.00; Janine Sorren- Neu, 91.8; Roxanne Miller, 91.3; son, 94.57; Julie Lee, 94.28; Tonia McGilvray, 91.2; Joel Charlene Lutkenhaus, 94.00; Frank Alton Ladd Metzler, 91.2; Matt Zimmerer, 91; Marc Knight, 92.85; Vivian Bax- Charles Wolfe, 90.8; Shannon ter, 91.14; Dan Zimmerer, 91.14; Schad, 90.6; Amy Sandmann, Nicole Arendt, 91.00; Danah Hell- 90.6; Stacey Miller, 90.6; Brenda inger, 90.57; Gina Hess, 90.57. dies in Kansas Spaeth, 90.6; Kenny Fleitman, EIGHTH GRADE 90.5; Melanie Anderson, 90.1; HONOR ROLL Frank Alton Ladd of years of hospitalization. He was Mike Dozier, 90.1; Julie Sand- Suzanna Hellinger, 98.28; Steve Phillipsburg, Kansas, age 77, and honorably discharged from the mann, 90. Bezner, 98.14; Chris Brozovich, uncle of Alton Ladd of Muenster, U.S. Army on Jan. 20, 1949. FIFTH GRADE 96.85; John Hoenig, 96.57; died on Saturday, Oct. 22, 1988 at A year later, he married Gladys "A" HONOR ROLL Christi Secrest, 96.14; Leslie Cler, Phillips County Hospital. I. Ramey of Phillipsburg. Tisha Wang, 97.14; Matthew 94.85; Janelle Fuhrmann, 94.00; He was born on Dec. 26, 1910 He was a member of the Immix Murrell, 96.00; Christine Janelle Hellinger, 93.85; Tisha to Arthur 0. and Daisy Duly Presbyterian Church, American •-' Fuhrmann, 95.71; Jennifer Krebs, 93.85; Sherry Hess, 93.71; Ladd. He was a farmer by trade Legion, VFW and Disabled Slew, Kart, Is Till, `.1 ophanie and lake Bezner, 94.28; Sabrina Nagy, Ingrid Bilbrey, 91.28; Keith Zim- and was drafted in 1942. He serv- American Veterans. 94.14; Keleigh O'Dell, 93.85; merer, 90.42. ed in the Armed Forces, assigned Survivors include his wife of 38 Senator Steve Carriker Working for Texas Families to the 24th Division Artillery, and years, Gladys Ladd; two sisters-in Democrat -District 30 -law; three nieces; two nephews, ool ad, h, cdrrax, tooropooT •9•41 lh 911 77,22S. Come Enjoy a Good Country Supper , serving in the 63rd field battalion including Alton Ladd of Illinois Bend Community in the Pacific Theatre of Opera- Muenster, Texas; other relatives tions. He was wounded two weeks and a host of friends. at the Chamber of Commerce Building before he was to sail home, and Funeral services were in the Need Help Preparing Saint Jo, Texas was sent to the U.S. Army Presbyterian Church of For The G.E.D. Exam? Saturday, November 5 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Hospital at Temple, Texas and Phillipsburg and interment was in then to the U.S. Army Hospital at Fairview Cemetery, with military Toddlers Free 6-12 Years 5 2.50 Adults 55.00 Springfield, Mo. and then to Per- honors. FREE G.E.D. CLASSES Advance Tickets: s 4.50 Call 995 - 2289 cy Jones General Hospital in Bat- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ladd at- tlecreek, Mich., completing four tended the services. Tuesday & Thursday Nights, 6 To 8 PM Drawing will be held for hand-crocheted Offered By tablecloth and quilt. COOKE COUNTY COLLEGE ROOM 123 ON CAMPUS Begin Any Time, Study At Your Own Pace Watts Bros. Pharmacy Just Come To Class And We'll Get You Started Open 7:30 a.m. 7 p.m. For More Information Contact ESTELLE WOOD West Side of Courthouse Downtown Gainesville 817/668-7731, Ext. 264 Watts Bros. is the ideal place to shop A Colima hip TIvtougle 1525 W. California • Gainesville, TX 76240 for all your gift purchases. We have a large selection of items for Baby. 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• Music Boxes, Wall Clocks, Clowns, Jewelry Boxes, Watches, Qualifications & Experience: Candles, Manicure Sets and Cosmetic Bags. • Gainesville Police Officer - 4 years • Associates Degree, Criminal Justice- These are just a few of the many Gift Items - Cooke County College • Branch Manager, Savings & Loan -2 years Lay-A-Way Plans Free Gift Wrap Free Delivery • Elected Constable, Precinct 1, Cooke County -2 years Accomplishments while serving as Friendly & Qualified People Constable: to Assist You • Initiated serving ot civil papers forJP Court • Received first approved monthly budget from Commissioners' Court • Initiated cooperation and interaction with other county law enforcement agencies Commitment and Involvement in the Community: • Boys and GirlsClub, ormer treasurer • Optimist Club • Appointment to Gainesville Municipal Airport Board Knabe Tire & Radiator I wish to thank YOU, the citizens of Cooke County, for your continued support and look 305 N. Main forward to serving you another term. Please Muenster, Texas re-elect GERALD W. (GERRY)JONES, 759-4141 Constable Precinct 1, Cooke County, Texas.

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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE NOTICE Lo-Z-Boy Lectra-Lift' Choir NO. 12657 • Allows you to stand smoothly without strain FOR SALE: Gas stove, FOR SALE: Frank BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE: RON HESS REAL ESTAS IN RE: ESTATE OF HERMAN RIDDLE. DECEASED, • The deal than lor a person with arthritis Caloric Heritage series. New, Rauschuber home at 515 Nor- in Forestburg with large, fen- BROKER, land or residential. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF held control to sit slowly and safely SI95. 665-6752. 11. 4.1.E th Walnut, Muenster. Sealed • Rare ced lot.Lynn Vowel! Realty, Phone 759-2232 or 759-4864. COOKE COUNTY, TEXAS • f eatunnq the quality craftsmanship and bids. For information, call office 726-3941, Ruth Smith 10-XL NOTICE TO THOSE INDEBTED TO OR HOLDING comfort of LatEloy . FOR SALE: Pleasure horse. 759-2755 or 759-2745. 10.287.E 768-2229. NC CLAIMS AGAINST THE • ReriOnTIS as a lull recliner when in Sin-year-old gelding. 16 hands ESTATE OF HERMAN RIDDLE regular sitting position high, good disposition. 214- TARPS FOR SALE: Notice is hereby given that Original Letters Testamen- • includes 3 year warranty on motor Polycoat sky blue, low cost, 717-3986,1eave message. tary upon the Estate of Herman Riddle, Deceased, were 10.28.2.E lightweight, 10 cents per granted to me, the undersigned, on the 24th day of Oc- 769.4a55 square foot at Community 202 N.M816 Lumber Co., Muenster, 759- BUSINESS tober, A.D., 1988, by the County Court, Cooke County, FOR SALE: Four aluminum Tex.. All persons having collections against the Estate of Muenster 2248. 6 0I•Xl- paned windows, ap- OPPORTUNITIES Herman Riddle, Deceased, and all persons owing claims to proximately 3' x 6' with storm the Estate of Herman Riddle, Deceased, are requiring to inserts. 759-4482. m 28-2.E FOR SALE: Number one bring the same to me within the lime prescribed by law. My quality railroad ties and used residence and post office address is: Box 116, Route 3, power poles in stock at Com- GET PAID for reading C XRD OF GARAGE SALE 1988 Uncirculated American CANDY II SNACK Whitesboro, Texas 76273. munity Lumber Co., Muen- books! 5100.00 per title. DISTRIBUTORSHIPS Eagle Silver Dollars available Christalene Phelps, Executrix No Selling - NO Experience TI ster, 817-759-2248. 44-XE Write: PASE- 01173, 161 S. THANKS 11 al El at Muenster State Bank. Lincolnway, N. Aurora, IL MARS BARS FRITO LAY 7.22•XE 60542. to214EP HERSHEY. ETC GARAGE SALE FOR SALE: Collin seed CASH INVESTMENTS 72. CARD OF THANKS S2 SOO $s0.000 THE STATE OF TEXAS the attorney for plaintiff, or FOR SALE: Cemetery wheat out of foundation seed. Leonard Hartman and his ATTENTION: Excellent in- CALL 20 HOURS PER Oar TO: Ted Berry, d/b/a Con. the address of plaintiff is: J. Saturday, Nov. 5 monuments, all sizes. 736-2248. 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Contact Ted Hen- We need assistance in first Monday after the ex- NOTICE TO DEFEN- will F small electric appliances, FOR SALE: 130-volt light books! 530,000/yr. income also to Mildred Grewing for scheid, 759-4280, Muenster. evaluating and responding to piration of 42 days from the miscellaneous. 11.4-I-E bulbs, rated to last longer than potential. Details. (1) 805- DANT: You hese been sued. 1131211 her thought fulness during his the standard bulb, for home 687-6000 Ext. Y-21695. daily work reports submitted date of issuance of this You may employ an attorney. • and ( recent stay in the hospital. or business. Community I0.144-EP by our agents throughout the Citation, the same being If you or your attorney do not state. No experience i1.1.1E Lumber Co., Muenster, 817- RANGE CUBES, 20.7a Monday, the 7th day of file a written answer with the 759-2248. II.20-XE natural protein, no fillers, no necessary; paid to complete November, A.D., 1988, at or clerk who issued this citation BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Fan- training. Work at home. For before 10 o'clock A.M., CARD OF THANKS by-products, all grain and by 10:00 a.m. on the Monday tastic wholesaling oppor- information, send self- before the Honorable 235th next following the expiration We express our thanks to all HOLLYWOOD GARAGE concentrate. Tony's Seed & tunities now available! Free addressed, stamped envelope, District, Court of Cooke of twenty days after you were personnel of Muenster HELP WANTED Doors, residential and com- Feed, Inc., Muenster, TX, details. Boon Country, Rt. 2 9'14 inches long to: AWGA, County, at the Court House in srvede this citation and Memorial Hospital and its mercial, Muenster Building 759-2241. 11444 Box 21-E, Nocona, TX 76255. Dept. E, Box 49204, Atlanta, Gaineville, Texas. Said plain- pe tition, a default judgment doctors, especially Dr. An- Center. 607.X1, HELP WANTED: The Cen- 10.14-4-EP GA 30359. II Lire tiff's petition was filed on the may betaken against you. tonetti for quick and excellent ter Restaurant & Tavern is 2nd day of March, 1987. The care following the accident; Given under my hand and now taking applications for file number of said suit being seal of said Court, at office in and to all our friends who HAIR STYLISTS! employment in our new No. 87-095. Gainesville, Texas, this the reacted with concern and help Join the Pro-Cuts team in restaurant: waiters, 23rd day of September, A.D., after the wreck and during Gainesville. Paid vacation HURRY! Gel sour Centen- The names of the parties in Comm waitresses, bartenders, cooks, 1988. and after hospitalization. MISCELLANEOUS and bonuses. Call 817-595- nial Birthday Calendar at the said suit are: Lattimore applici dishwashers and busboys. Materials Company f/k/a Barbara and Casey Jones 4171 or 817-383-2856. 11.4-1-E MalesateeMUSeunll! II 4-2.E 10.284E Lattimore Ready Mix, Inc. as To 11 11-E SERVICES Bobbie Calhoun, Clerk, sodiun Plaintiff, and Ted Berry 235th District Coort, - d/b/a Concrete Specialists as 1988, CARD OF THANKS Cooke County, Texas Help Wanted North Texas Communications Co. Defendant. The nature of said We want to thank Dr. Juarez /s/ Joy Huddleston, Deputy before Evening Cook TIRED? Need help with STATE INSPECTED meal 205 8 Walnut suit being substantially as and everyone at the Muenster a orr Mmtnatel 758 2251 Cooke County Courthouse this In Applyat housecleaning? If so, contact processing plant. Bring in follows, to wit: Collect on ac- Memorial Hospital for the I elephones ond Aicessones Gainesville, TX 76240 two-ar me, Wanda Hacker, 995- your animal Tuesday, Thin count. considerate care Michael St. Richard's Villa Competent, Professional Service 10.1H-EL 2173. 114-3EP sday, Friday. Fischer'. \ lee The name and address of course W Hwy. Ela.Muemler, received until it was medically Market, 759-4211. The People Who know telephones cyanid 759.2219 r \ necessary to transfer him to . 2sxe Hovey Dallas. FOR HOME DELIVERY OF NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Also, we really appreciate Fort Worth Star Telegram TENDER LOVING CARE AGAINST THE ESTATE OF DID YOU G k 1 YOUR all the support we received Call Kenneth Tidwell - Collect Day Care Center, 759-4964. Free GED Classes FRANK A. RAUSCHUBER, DECEASED acquit( CENTENNIAL from family and friends. All 817-458-4510 4 4.X1 Tuesday/Thursday ni- Notice is hereby given that the original Letters of license BIRTHDAY CALENDAR? of the prayers, phone calls, WRANGLER Testamentary for the Estate of Frank A. Rauschuber were il 7-2F ghts, 6-8 p.m., offered pficato visits, flowers and cards Shoes-Boots by Cooke County issued on the 13th day of October, 1988, in Cause No. plicalo helped so much. Thanks to Chain Saw Repairs NETWORK MARKETING 12650 pending in the Probate Court of Cooke County, each and every one of you. Work - Dress - Western College. Begin any Texas, to Gertrude Felderhoff and BEatrice Hess, who chase II NUTRILITE FOOD Your kindness will long be Nocona Boots tales Service time, Study at your reside in Muenster, Cooke County, Texas, and whose The SUPPLEMENTS remembered. 23 Years of Experience own pace. Just come mailing addresses are: Gertrude Felderhoff, 525 N. Cedar J.R. ROCKER For help in deciding what IF YOUR ADDRESS Sincerely, to class and we'll get St., Muenster, Texas 76252, and Beatrice Hess (Mrs. Joe Red River Rental & Sales _ supplements you may need, LABEL SAYS Danny, Janet and Men's & Boys' Store Hess), Rural Rt., Muenster, Texas 76252. E Hwy. 82. Gainesville call 665-4292. started. For more in- Michael Voth 207 N. Commerce . All persons having claims against this Estate which is 565 4096 6 till formation, contact 1141, Gainesville "11/88" currently being administered are required to present them YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Estelle Wood, within the time and in the manner prescribed by law. IS DUE 817/668-7731, Ext. We reserve the right to reject any or all bids. IF IT SAYS 264, 1525 W. Califor- floe Personal Touch DID YOU GET YOUR DATED, this the 20th day of October, A.D., 1988. nia, Gainesville, TX. /s/Herbert Meurer FOR RENT Beauty Salon CENTENNIAL Hilartintanter. Suits E. Mamie, BIRTHDAY CALENDAR? "10/88" 76240. lo . 22-3 F Attorney Mon. Fri. 900 - 6:00 YOUR SUBSCRIPTION 10-28-2 EL MOBILE HOME FOR Sat. 800.490 Grazil 1.1•Store & Lock IS OVERDUE RENT: 2 bedroom, fully fur- r'"""Wr2 OM 18171759 4740 Pastures Mini Warehouses nished, a block from school * Car Wash W PLEASE RENEW a ga on N. Walnut. Phone 759- "‘looking Septic Tank and PROMPTLY TO AVOID ' ''looking 2938, Jerome Pagel. 4 is-xi pastures 759.4621 Grease Traps Cleaning MISSING ISSUES peal crf-r IC. For All Your •----• ------early a OFFICE FOR RENT: 406 FOR LEASE OR LEASE- Musical H & H Vacuum Service growth. North Main, 675 sq. ft. Phon PURCHASE: 3 BD, brick Needs ..,759-4146 or 668-726B should c 759-2726. toLox ■ Chr i'stmcts Carci house in Lindsay, CH/A, JoiE o these pi 3325 mo. plus $150 deposit. Goetsch Piano ; 214 E:California deyelopi Call 817-726-3538. - (mines, Ale, Texas - HURRY! Get your Centen WANTED Proje ct nial Birthday Calendar at the Muenster Museum!!! It 4-2-E RENT A FULL N . WANTED AUTOMATIC 1.• ' ROEBIC K.37 CARPENTER WORK VCR CAMERA Septic Tank WANTED WANTED: Used Boy Scout Liquefier or Cub Scout uniforms. Also 759-4300 uxsl Also odd jobs adult leader uniforms. Bring Reasonable rates vtalcin,es to or call The Hut 759-2911. Ernie Martin. 759 -4650 f utu! ahter. 1 29.XFS

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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE- NOVEMBER 4, 1988 - PAGE 15 Margins to be narrow for wintering, FARM AND backgrounding program in Texas annual yet temper bullish price by Ernie Davis, peered to be under the RANCH NEWS average, but not by a large expectations. Extension Marketing Specialist margin. Feed costs, however, are Using a price of $90 for calves Strong seasonal price increases likely to be above a year earlier in early November and a projected and low feed costs were major through mid-1989. And, total April selling price for 700 pound contributors to the success of calf meat supplies also may remain feeders of $85, then the total cost Firewood: getting a cord's worth wintering and backgrounding pro- above a year earlier into the mid- for 200 pounds of gain must be grams during the past two years. dle of next year. held below $72.50 per cwt. Odds Adjustments in feed costs, coupl- The case for better than average do not strongly favor a profitable When holing firewood by the pick- Don't Gel Burned. Firewood is be long gone by the time you realize that year under this program. up load. consumers rcallv have no way usually sold in 16- to 24-inch lengths. If ed with higher fall feeder calf buy/sell margins is not encourag- you may have been shorted on the deal. However, buying light calves this of accurately knowing how much wood you are buying only a portion of a cord, The costs for a cord of wood will prices may alter profit prospects ing. Prices for 700 to 800 pound fall to go back to grass as light they are paying for because truck bed neatly stack the wood and multiply the vary according to what type of tree the for these programs this winter, feeder steers next spring are ex- yearlings next spring has more sizes vary from small to large depending height of the stack by its width and wood came from and how well making retained ownership or pected to be in the low-to-mid merit on the make 01 the vehicle. Consumers length. Divide the result by 128. The seasoned it is Green, or unseasoned, other winter feeding programs less $80's. Normal variation around because of expected should also be wary of firewood dealers final figure tells you how much of a cord wood will be cheaper, but it won't be attractive for many cattlemen. that average suggests prices may premiums on lighter weight who offer a quick discount for delivery you are buying. If, for example, you end suitable for burning for another sin to Higher total feed costs and higher reach the upper $80'5. Rising feed stocker cattle next spring and of unstacked wood. The problem is that up with one-fourth of a cord, multiply 10 months. The best time to purchase calf prices will increase the risk costs and cattle feeding losses may compensatory gains in grass next when wood isn't stacked, there is no the cost of the wood by four. Then unseasoned wood is in late spring and associated with most cattle feeding summer. way to measure it accurately. you'll know how much you are paying early summer. The demand for wood is programs by reducing profit There Is a Standard. Most "by the cord." low then and so is the cost. You'll also potential. GIANT "3" DAY SALE consumers don't realize that there is a have plenty of time to let the wood dry The buy/sell margin (the dif- standard measure of firewood called a If you buy a full cord of firewood, out for better burning during the ference between calf prices in the Thur., Fri., & Sat. — Nov. 3, 4, & 5 cord. Knowing the legal dimensions of here's an easy way to find out if you are winter. fall and feeder prices the following LAY.A•WAY FOR a cord makes a wise purchase easier to CHRISTMAS AT SALE PRICES' getting what you pay for. Before you Oak and mesquite are preferred for spring) is a critical component in make. A cord is not a "pick-up full" or a have the wood delivered, measure off a firewood because they are slow-burning the profitability of wintering and Kid's Gaon, '39 95 Alvarez Guam._ _ '99.00 "load" or a "rick." A legal cord is a 4x4x8 -foot area.) Then, before you pay hardwoods. Softwoods like pine and backgrounding programs along Casio Keyboards '29 95 Fender Siren_ '227.00 well-stacked pile of logs that measures for the load, have the delivery person spruce are less desirable firewood with the cost of gain and fall calf 5-Piece Ovum Sets '399.95 Gibson Forphones '199.00 four lee' high by our leer wide by eight stack the wood in that area. If you pay choices—and usually cheaper--because prices. Closely related is the total Horner Harmonicas_ _ '5.95 Kimball Pianos '1377.00 feet long. But no matter how a cord is for the wood and then stack it yourself, they burn faster. gain added during the ownership stacked. It should equal 128 cubic feet. chances are that the delivery truck will A Word of Caution About Red period. • Oak. The fungus that causes oak wilt MUSIC DISCOUNT CITY can grow on the bark of red oak. Even Four indicators that are related 301 N. Grand. Gainesville, TX (8171665 0391 TDA plans predator dead red-oak bark can host this fast- to average or better buy/sell spreading fungus. If you purchase red- margins include: the size of the oak firewood it is best not to store it for previous year's calf crop; total . of management training later use, because of the danger that meat supplies; feed costs; and fall insects might spread the fungus to calf prices in relation to annual 1989 GMC Sierra healthy trees. If you buy firewood of an average calf prices. If (a) the calf ,and by Craig Rosenbaum, sion Service is assisting TDA in unknown origin, it is best to burn it all crop is below a year earlier, (b) Sportside Pickup County Extension Agent training sessions. The Extension this winter before insect activity picks total meat supplies in the spring The Texas Department of Service also has for sale at $5.00 Retail Price '11584 °' Stock #510557 up. quarter are below a year earlier, Agriculture has announced that it per copy a publication entitled Brown's Discount 9,285" ES. When stacking firewood, avoid (c) feed costs do not increase will hold predator management Procedures for Evaluating Preda- Rebate 300" placing it against an outside wall. If significantly, and (d) November tx training programs in both Dallas tion on Livestock and Wildlife. en. 1 firewood is stacked against a wall, the calf prices are below the annual Sale Price ‘9,999** and Gainesville on Wednesday, All livestock producers concerned insects and other small animals that average, then odds favor at least plus tax, Ittleand license IN Nov. 9. The Dallas training ses- with predation problems may ac- may move into the stack for shelter will an average buy/sell margin. Regular Value Package Till Steering Wheel non sion begins at I p.m. at the Texas quire a copy of this publication have an easier time moving inside your Considering the history of Earl 0/EyeMir.P1 AM•FM/STaCasselleiClk 4.1 ai A&M University Agricultural from: Extension Wildlife and house or garage. To prevent this non downward revisions in the July I Rear Azle 3.42 Gauges Research and Extension Center, Fisheries, Room 1 I I, Nagle Hall, invasion, stack your firewood along a ant calf crop estimate, the 1988 calf 5-Speed Manual Trans- Interior Windshield Wiper 17360 Coit Road; the Gainesville Texas A&M University, College fence or make it a free-standing stack in uid crop is expected to be under a year mission Air Conditioner beel session starts at 7 p.m. at the Station, TX 77843. a corner of the yard . earlier. Calf prices this fall are ex- Hydraulic Battery Front Stab Bar Cooke County Courthouse. P225/75R15 ALS S 4 3L EFI V6 and The sessions will include in- Solid Paint Rally Wheels That struction on identification of Tinted Glass All Cigarette Lighter ht ! Bill Hamer predation, alternate methods of arket Report bg James Value Package Discount COOL Gray Clo tin D , M control and M-44 sodium cyanide Sportside Body Red applicator certification. Boot & Shoe SpeedCont—Elednc P225 ,75R15 ALS S P22575RI5ALSS To continue use of M-44 At Muenster Livestock Auction COWS nun, sodium cyanide after Nov. I, last week, the sale tally shows 971 Good to Choice $46 to $48.50 Repair fors 1988, all applicators certified cattle and 15 hogs sold. Stocker Medium to Good $42 to $46 soity before April 18, 1988, must take and feeder calves and yearlings Canners to Cutters $40 to $45 louse this training and be certified. The -om. were $1.00 to $2.00 higher on 110 N. Commerce Brovailib04- 6240 Hard Kinds $30 to $38 two-and-one-half to three hour good quality; cows were $1.00 to Stocker Cows $45 to $65 Gainesville course leading to M-44 sodium $2.00 lower; bulls were steady; Cow w/Calf at Side.. $525 to $875 1808 West Highway 82 — Gel neer!! le 1817)685-5591 cyanide certification is free. while hogs were $.50 to $1.00 STOCKER CALVES 668.6461 Our business hours are Monday-Friday 6-6, Saturday 8-5 However, to receive M-44 cer- lower. Steer Calves $75 to $130 tification, applicators must also Steer Yearlings $75 to $90 acquire a private applicator HOGS Heifer Calves $72 to $105 if license, a non-commercial ap- Good to Choice.... 220-280 lbs. Heifer Yearlings $68 to $80 re plicator license or commercial ap- $37 to $38 Heifer 2 yrs. $65 to $75 a/mend-eh D. plicator license as required to pur- Good Butchers 210-300 lbs. BULLS Y. chase state limited use pesticides. $35 to $37 Good to Choice $60 to $62.50 "THE FEED PEOPLE" The Texas Agricultural Exten- Packing Sows.. All Wt $29 to $30 Medium to Good $57 to $60 Itr-B;IV A COMPLETE ELEVATOR County Agent's Report Quality SERVICE by Craig Rosenbaum M Great Feeds For All Seasons Feeds Great Feeds For All Reasons Loge s Grazing management for winter secondary roots begin developing. management to stretch pastures 322 N. Main, Muenster (817) 759.2287 pastures can be as simple as open- This usually occurs at about six for more animals. Which system is ing a gate. Recently we have been weeks of growth. Producers used dictates the degree of " 4 looking at some very lush winter should graze when ground is dry management required. pastures. The grain was planted and the roots hold better in the early and has excellent top soil. This is one method to insure A simple rotation grazing growth. However, producers plant stand and lessen cattle pull- system with two or more pastures should check their root system on ing plants out of the ground. is easy to implement. All animals AUCTION SALE these plants. Most are just now Since cold weather will limit are put on one pasture while the developing a good secondary root growth of winter pastures, they other pastures grow more forage. NOVEMBER 5, 1988 - 1 P.M. system. Small grain plants have a must be used efficiently. This When the first pasture has been very weak root system until their means some type of grazing fairly well grazed, the herd is mov- DANIEL DEVERS DAIRY ed to a second pasture for grazing, and so on. With total rest, grazed 40 COWS - FARM EQUIPMENT pastures should produce some regrowth for later grazing. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Farm Bureau Insurance For a more intensive grazing John Bartush, Agent management system, a type of DAIRY EOUIPMENT TRAILERS - TRUCKS limited grazing may be a good 1 '71 Int 1 Ton Steel Flat Bed Gooseneck Hookup I- ire • Life • Auto • I.R.A. choice. Dry cows can be grazed 1 800 Gal. Mueller Milking Tank, Automatic Washer 1 806 Int. - Rear End - Parts for two to four hours every other 1 De-Laval Milker, La-Line 1 Hale Gooseneck Dove-tail 24 It 1 Big Boy Feeder Four Drop, 12,000 pds. For All Your day on winter pastures. Some 1 Four Wheel Trailer, Flat Bed Personal Insurance Needs 1 Hoyt Hot Water Heater, 50 Gal. Tank 1 Shopmade Feed Trailer other forage like hay would be 1 De-Laval Vacuum Pump. Model VP78, 759-4052 1100 E. Division necessary while animals are off 5 Horse Motor with Tank HAY RACKS Hillerest Center Muenster, Texas pasture. In effect, winter pasture 1 Head Gate 1 6 It Hay Rack would be the protein supplement 3 Water Troughs 3 Sq. Hay Racks, 20 It for these animals 1 Mineral Feeder 2 Round Bale Hay Racks 1 Baby Call Cage, Portable Cows with calves or growing 1 Four Stall Calf Pen with Roof heifers should be allowed to graze ANTIFREEZE FOR Oklahoma high quality winter pasture every FARM EQUIPMENT WORKING FEET. day, for about two hours. 1 Allis Chalmers D17, 1965 Propane 1551 With such a system, weight Everything in good order) „, 1 Lined with Thinsulateg and Cambrelle'v gains will not be great but should 1 Allis Chalmers 190XT, 1965 Propane 1851 x QE-4 tt to keep feet warm and dry occur. The important feature is (Everything in good order) tov 2 Waterproofed heel counter that grazing days per acre can be 1 3 pl. Scraper Blade, Shopmade X 3 Tri-layer insulated, cushion insole increased by limited grazing. 1 Shopmade Round Bale Mover, 3 pt. 4 Steel shank foot support Livestock will become trained 1 Four Wheel Trailer with Green Chop Rack 82 82 5 Water and oil-resistant 1 A.C. 15 ft Field Cultivator storm welt 6 Longwearing to the type of grazing management 1 Case 15 It. Tandem Disc err Red Wing SuperSole selected. Under rotation grazing, 1 100 In. Ford Brush Cutter Gainesville ao livestock will be more than willing 1 3 Section Harrow WATCH FOR SIGNS msde.nus A to change pastures once the Drag Type 4 Bottom Mould Board pasture they are on is grazed 1 J.D. Drill 16 Drop down. 1 Gehl 13 It Haybine 880 1 25 Gal. Propane Tank with Regulator Under any form of limited graz- CONSIGNMENTS WELCOMED ing, livestock become trained in Lunchwill beavallable about two weeks. After being herded off pasture regularly for FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 1212 SIZES several weeks, they become train- WORK IN WARMTH, WEAR ed and start leaving on their own Ward Brothers Auctioneers, Inc. INSULATED RED VV1NGS , accord. Thus, actual work involv- Am: HOWL as OF REAL ESTATE LIVESTOCK. MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS -.01.1111 ed becomes minimal. PPPDRI ADM RAE TAPER PRECEDENCE Between rotation grazing and P 0 BOX 1055 MO REF INERT ROAD OVER PRINTED NUM. WAYNE'S RE o WIEN--G several variations of limited graz- IN MG OROCKUPE AND OTHER MD, ing, some type of grazing manage- 817 665-4367 MILTON WARD LOST LUGGAGE S ment can be adapted to anyone's THURMAN WARD 665-4999 209N Commerce, Gainesville (0) use. It may stretch winter pastures 665-3692 GAINESVILLE, TEXAS enough to last the season. License No. TsE-019-006860 PAGE 16 - NOVEMBER 4,1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE

Humphreys 'Burg Chit-Chat N by Myrt Denha m completes basic training Denton Historical Society Many guests at Freeman home will tour area It was a busy Oct. 22-23 Pvt. Carl L. Humphreys, son of Saturday, Nov. 5, the Denton weekend at Blake Freeman's Patsy A. Montgomery and step- Historical Society will be in these home. His visitors were Mr. and son of Gary T. Montgomery of parts to have a "look-see" at Mrs. Leon Freeman, Mike Rural Route 1, Forestburg, Texas, Freeman and son, and Guy Gates, has completed basic training at historical points in and around AT LEFT, Billy Covington, Vernon Forrester, Toby Vann and Dee Bell of Forestburg FFA placed fourth in Forestburg. They will also tour the all of Torrance, Calif.; Mr. and Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. the State Fair of Texas senior range plant identification contest. Al right, Trent Swank, Tim Scott and Jason During the training, students Dye Mound country. All this Mrs. Jimmy Don Freeman of Morris won first place in the junior contest. under the direction of Melvin Saint Jo and Mr. and Mrs. Marion received instruction in drill and Fenoglio and Veda Brogdon. Foster of Fort Worth. Mrs. Leon ceremonies, weapons, map Forestburg Christmas Freeman, Mike and son and Guy reading, tactics, military courtesy, Bazaar coming Gates have all returned home. military justice, first aid, and Ar- The annual Forestburg However, Leon remained here to my history and traditions. Christmas Bazaar is scheduled for visit awhile with Blake. He is a 1988 graduate of Slidell Saturday, Nov. 12, in the Butter- Friends visit High School. field Depot. Booth spaces are Mrs. Gladys Barclay of Saint Jo available, call 964-2483 or visited with "yours truly" from 964-2.492. The doors to this event Tuesday, Oct. 25, till Thursday open at 9 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. evening, Oct. 27. We motored CHAIN SAWS Snack-type foods will be on sale over to Bowie on Thursday for plus drinks, etc. some shopping and to eat lunch at THAT LAST Harvest Supper set for Nov. 12 the Golden Corral. Come Saturday evening, Nov. Visits In Memphis AT PRICES 12, it will be time once again for Mrs. Ora Holtman spent a week recently in Memphis, Texas the annual Ross Point Harvest FORESTBURG FFA'S Buck Moseley, Dale Lively and Marvin Jones won the THAT WON'T. visiting with friends. Mrs. second place banner in the State Supper in the Community Center Fair range plant identification contest; pictured on the right, winning first place in the identification contest are there. It will be turkey and all the Holtman is Betty Scott's mother. David Morris, Bart Sirman, Terry Allen and jamie Lively . "works" and the cost is $5.00 for Has weekend guests adults and $2.00 for those under Mag Huckabay had as her Oct. 12 years. Serving is from 5 p.m. to 29-30 weekend visitor a sister-in - 8 p.m. law, Addie B. Evans of Denison. On Thursday, Oct. 27, another sister-in-law, Jessie Ruth Dennis $199.95 A reminder! of Callisburg, visited with Mag. Remember to go vote on Tues- For Michael's birthday Forestburg FFA wins at Fair day, Nov. 8! If you don't vote - On Saturday, Oct. 29, Michael then you should hold your peace Mullins celebrated his seventh bir- The Forestburg FFA took both Forestburg's No. 2 junior team sion and their scores were: Senior, for the next four years! thday with a bowling party at the first place plaques in the senior placed second with team members 1st, Forestburg FFA No. 1, 1070; Ladles Luncheon time bowling alley in Bowie. Helping and junior divisions of the State Buck Moseley, 2nd high scorer 2nd, Snyder FFA, 1065; 3rd, f 39396 Ladies!!! It will be Ladies Lun- him celebrate were his family and Fair of Texas range plant iden- with 188; Marvin Jones, 9th in- Comal Co. 4-H, 969; 4th, cheon time on Thursday, Nov. 10, friends: Stephanie Covington, tification contest at Dallas. Senior dividual with 118; and Dale Live- Forestburg FFA No. 2, 786; 5th, $329.95 in the Community Center. Erica Cain, Lydia and Troy team members were: Jamie Lively, ly. Forestburg's No. 2 senior Comal Co. 4-H No. 2, 704. For a limited time only, Remember, it starts at 10 a.m.; Evans, Bubba Walker and Brady 2nd high individual with 367; team, led by Billy Covington's Junior, 1st, Forestburg FFA No. our 028 Super Stihl Wood lunch at noon. See you there! Dill. David Morris, 4th high individual 288, placed fourth. 1, 494; 2nd, Forestburg FFA No. Boss,- with 16" bar and Community Thanksgiving Halloween Carnival great! with 359; Bart Sirman, 6th with Other team members were Ver- 2, 411; 3rd, Richards FFA No. I, chain is on sale for Supper on Nov. 17 By the crowd present and the 344; and Terry Allen, 7th with non Forrester, Toby Vann and 402; 4th, Richards FF'A No. 2, $329.95. And our Stihl Thursday night, Nov. 17, is the noise, the annual Forestburg PTO 339. Junior team members were: Dee Bell. All top 10 high scorers in 334; 5th, Comal Co., 330. 011T with 16" bar and date for the annual Forestburg Carnival in the school gym Satur- Jason Morris, 1st high scorer with both division received individual The Forestburg FFA Chapter chain is reduced to 265; Trent Swank, 7th high in- trophies and both first place teams held its second regular meeting $199.95. See us today. Community Thanksgiving Supper day night, Oct. 29, was a big suc- Because Stihl chain saws in the Community Center. This cess. It was a good place to see dividual with 131; and Tim Scott. received $100 prize money. Tuesday, Oct. 11, with 17 The top five teams in each divi- members present. During the have always been worth will begin at 7 p.m. and "you" are who all lives in this area! a few extra dollars in the asked to bring a vegetable or salad meeting, Jennifer Mann won the long run. And now they're and a dessert. This is for all creed contest and was awarded worth a few extra dollars Forestburg area folks - and by Ruthith $10 prize money. in your pocket, too. remember, if you consider sm Cheryl Landers, David Morris, 'Mfg sugg. retail Forestburg your hometown Jamie Lively and Toby Vann were regardless of where you reside raised to the Chapter Farmer now, this is for you also. degree in regular ceremonies. Muenster Raised to Greenhands were Jen- Garden Center Methodist Church nifer Mann, Marvin Jones, Trent ir times average LESS Bazaar Nov. 19 Swank, Buck Moseley and Tim Country Tidings 502 N. Main, Muenster, 759.2766 Seems we have come into the Scott. The program committee 8 a.m.-5,30 p.m. Mon. thru I r Bazaar season once again. The an- New baby John 14: 1, 2, 3; Romans 8: 35-39; They all had a nice time and en- showed a movie and the refresh- 8 a.m.-Noon Sat. nual Forestburg United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Christian I Thessalonians 4: 13-18, then ad- joyed seeing each other. Kenneth ment committee served cold Church Bazaar and lunch will be proudly announce the arrival of dressed the family and friends of and Mozelle returned home Sun- drinks and candy after on Saturday, Nov. 19, in the their new great-grandson. He was Mr. Miller saying that Mr. Miller day night. Miss Betty Luttmer and adjournment. ST/HL Forestburg Community Center. born Oct. 28, 1988 at 4:30 a.m. He was a faithful man and that the Brad Hutson visited the Hutsons Doors open at 10 a.m. for a bake weighed 6 lb. 12 oz. and his name Miller marriage of over 65 years Sunday afternoon. sale, arts and crafts sale and white is Casey Michael. He was born in was an example of a Christian Personal elephant sale. Lunchtime starts at Harris Hospital in Fort Worth to marriage. Mr. Miller was known Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson were 11:30 a.m. The cost for this is Kevin and Ronda Christian. His for being a good provider for his in Gainesville Thursday. Ted $4.00 per adults and $2.00 for grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. family, a good neighbor and he Jackson attended the birthday DANCE those under 12 years. Jimmy Christian of Springtown loved his grandchildren and great - celebration at the Forestburg Two are ready and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gaton of grandchildren. Community Center for J.C. and for repair jobs Boyd. Rev. Alexander also said it was L.0 Landers. Seems we have two very Mrs. C.H. Christian went the time to reach out to God and Pastor Is hospitalized Sat., Nov.12 talented handymen in our midst. Thursday to stay with Mrs. Ronda to one another. He spoke of him Rev. Marshell Stewart, pastor One is Gordie Griffin Jr., and his Christian. Then Ruth, Jimmy and being a very gracious man when he of the Church of Nazarene at 9:00 p.m. • 1:00 a.m. abilities are many. The other is Sandy drove over to Fort Worth visited him in the hospital. In clos- Prairie Point, entered Muenster Dwayne Duncan, and he is great Friday to see the new baby. Ruth ing, the pastor recalled the skit of Memorial Hospital Wednesday on TVs, VCRs, microwaves, elec- came home Saturday. the great-grandson, Jeremy for treatment for a badly sprained trical equipment, etc., plus other Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Christian Fenoglio, in Bible School (when back. He was dismissed Saturday. VFW Hall traits. These two young men are visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chris- Jesus healed the paraplegic man Visits sick local and we need to support tian in Oak Tree Lodge in and restored him to health). Mrs. Evelyn Brown visited Rev. them. Gainesville Sunday afternoon. At the graveside service, the Marshell Stewart in the Muenster Muenster Snow cones are new at Landers' Jack Miller, 82 dies minister read Revelation 1: 17-18, Memorial Hospital Friday. She Sometime back, Junior Landers in Muenster Hospital then offered prayer. also visited Mrs. Vena Settle and Music By told me he had gone into the snow Funeral services for Jack Miller, Pallbearers were S.M. Tom- Mrs. Bertha Bewley in St. cone business. Now, if you like 82, were held Friday, Oct. 28, pkins, Sonny Miller, M.B. (Mose) Richard's Villa. these "frosty delights," just stop 1988 at 2 p.m. in the Forestburg Tompkins, Ralph Tompkins, Ray Attend Halloween Carnival Hoss Country in at Junior's and he will whomp Baptist Church. Steadham and Buster Biter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richardson one up for you. Rev. Louis Alexander, pastor of Personal and Chari attended the Halloween Two visit In Oklahoma the church, officiated. Interment Guests during the weeekend of Carnival at Slidell Saturday No Coolers Please Juanita Cote and her mother, was in Mallard Cemetery under Mrs. Gretell Fanning were Mr. evening. Delia Sutton of Gainesville, drove the direction of McCoy Funeral and Mrs. Royce Wayne Miller of Mrs. Edith Richardson came by up to Elk City, Oklahoma recently Home of Saint Jo. Hurst, Shyrle Miller, Melody for a visit with the Tom Richar- $5 per person to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jack Miller was born Jan. 20, Miller, Rick and Karyn Soreson, sons and the Bill Whites. Blankenship. They were there 1906. He passed away Wednes- all of Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richardson from Oct. 16 till Oct. 20. Mrs. day, Oct. 26, 1988 at 7 p.m. in the Missionary to speak and Chari and Don Richardson Blankenship is the former Johnnie Muenster Memorial Hospital, at church Tuesday had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Ruth Sutton. after a lengthy illness. Rev. Duane Schrader, mis- Mrs. Bill White. Three visit relatives Mr. Miller and his wife, Syble, sionary in Portugal, will be at the Fred Fortenberry is improving Merle Hudspeth of the 'Burg lived in the Mallard Community. Church of Nazarene at Prairie Mrs. Becky Richardson tells us Financing Available and Maxine and Archie Peers of She preceded him in death on July Point Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1988 at 7 her dad, Freddie Fortenberry, Krum were in Wichita Falls on 26, 1985. They had been married p.m. Slides of the mission work in who is a patient in the hospital in Up to $1,500 Instant Credit Monday, Oct. 24. They visited over 65 years. He was a member Portugal will probably be shown. Fort Worth, is showing some with Merle and Maxine's aunt, of the Mallard Baptist Church. The First Church and Eastside improvement. Up to $5,000 Approved Credit Tommie Dell Hudson, in Bethania Mr. Miller drove a school bus Church of Gainesville and the Mrs. Becky Richardson and to Qualified Buyers Hospital. Since then, Mrs. Hud- for many years, picking up the Pilot Point Church will be Chari were in Gainesville Mon- son has undergone surgery and is children for school and taking attending. day. Bill White went to Decatur much improved. them to basketball games. He Refreshments will be served Monday. Personal farmed and worked on the roads. after the service. Rev. Marshell Enjoy foliage tour Patricia Thomas of Spring He is survived by six children, Stewart, the pastor, and the Mmes. Inez Stevens, Mary Ruth Valley, Illinois visited for a week three daughters, Mmes. Wilma members invite the public to Kindiger, Juanita Cote, Dianne recently with Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Rhodes, Janell Fenoglio of Mon- attend. Huckaby, Wilma Mosley and Miss Cook. tague, Jackie Sue Scott of Arl- Harvest Supper coming Nov. 12 Kathryn Fortenberry went on a • • • ington; and three sons, Royce The annual Harvest Supper at foliage tour Tuesday. They toured Sandra McClarey of Lancaster Wayne Miller of Hurst, Sammy the Ross Point Community Center over in eastern Oklahoma. They visited with her folks, Mr. and Miller of Mallard, Rex Miller of will be Saturday, Nov. 12, 1988. went almost to Arkansas. Mrs. D.D. Echols of Mallard, on Red Oak; 13 grandchildren; 16 Serving will be from 5 to 8 p.m. They had a picnic lunch on a Thursday, Oct. 27. great-grandchildren. All attended The menu is turkey and dressing lake where the water was clear and but one grandson who lives in with all the trimmings. Tickets are trees reflected in the water made a Californians return home Alaska. $5.00 adults, $2.00 children under pretty sight. They took pictures Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hunt of The service opened with Mrs. 12. Hope to see you there! where Mrs. Mary Ruth Kindiger Portersville, California returned Cindy Boto singing the hymn, "In Hutsons visit in Oklahoma went to her first school at Daisy, home Friday, Oct. 28. They the Sweet By and By," with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hutson Okla. visited with Wynona Riddles, Claryce Merritt at the organ. The drove to Oklahoma Sunday to They drove over to Paul's JoAnn Greenwood, Wanda hymn was a request by the family. visit Mozelle's uncle and family, Valley and Ada, Okla. and then Layaway — 90 Days Same As Cash Magee and the Buford Green- Rev. Alexander offered a com- Bill and Pauline Lawler. The down 1-35 home. They left in the woods from Tuesday night, Oct. forting prayer, then he read Lawlers live in the Good Water morning at 7:30 a.m. and were at — All Models — 25. Psalm, Chapter 90 and James, Community near Haworth, Okla. home at 8 p.m. They all had a ver ■ Attends convention Chapter 4:8-10. He then offered a The Lawlers' children, Donnie enjoyable trip. H.A. "Skipper" Mann attend. prayer, thanking God for the life Lawler and family of Woodbird, Personal ed the State Jail Convention at of Jack Miller. Greg Lawler and family and Mrs. Bobbie Wylie and Ruth Roger's Yamaha Huntsville from Wednesday, Oct. Mrs. Boto sang "How Great daughter Sandy Lawler all came Smith motored to Fort Worth 26, through Friday, Oct. 28. Thou Art." Rev. Alexander read and joined in with the visiting. Sunday. They had lunch out. Red Barn, W. Hwy. 82 Gainesville

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