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VOLUME LII, NO.10 14 PACES FEBRI AR1 12,1988 Burglars Hartman selected as caught at Outstanding Young Farmer rural TULSA, OK - Tim Hartman, wheat, oats, hay and milo. He is He and his wife, Janie, have 34, of Muenster, will be the Texas an active member of the Myra two children: Kristine, age 7, and Jaycees' representative at The Volunteer Fire Department. He Kirk, age 2. residence U.S. Jaycees 32nd National helped raise funds to build an ad- The U.S. Jaycees has conducted Outstanding Young Farmers dition to the new fire hall, obtain the National Outstanding Young Mike Dangelmayr stopped a Awards Congress (NOYF) to be new equipment and secure train- Farmer program since 1954, burglary in progress at his held the end of February in Orlan- ing for the members. recognizing hundreds of farmers residence Tuesday afternoon ac- do, Florida. Hartman is among A member and director of the across America. cording to a copyrighted story in nominees from 40 states who will Cooke County Farm Bureau, Tim the Gainesville Daily Register be vying for the honor of being also serves as the Economic Ser- The purpose of the National Wednesday. Dangelmayr held one named one of four National vice Chairman and has attended Outstanding Young Farmers is to of the burglars at gunpoint with a Outstanding Young Farmers for several American Farm Bureau foster better urban-rural relations .22 caliber rifle until sheriff's 1988. Deere and Company, Conventions and meetings, in- by creating a greater interest in, deputies arrived. The two men had manufacturer of John Deere cluding trips to Hawaii and and understanding of, today's several items including jewelry, equipment and implements, has Washington, D.C. He is also a farmers and their problems. guns and a telephone rounded up sponsored the program for the last member of the Civil Defense Sky Hartman was nominated to the and ready to go when Mike sur- 12 years. Watch and held several terms as Texas Outstanding Young Farmer prised them. Hartman and Leonard Hart- an officer in the Muenster branch competition by the Gainesville At one point, the two tried to man (his father and partner) are of Catholic Life Insurance Union. Jaycees and was selected the Texas escape, but on Dangelmayr's com- operators of more than 2000 acres This has kept him very active in Jaycees' representative last fit one stopped. The other of farmland and raise livestock, his community. month. continued to run, saying "shoot if you want to." Dangelmayr elected not to shoot. Arrested at the scene was Sheriff's candidate speaks at William Theodore Belew III, 18, of Gainesville. He has been releas- ed on a $5,000 bond. Muenster Chamber meeting Sheriff John Aston said late Wednesday that there were no fur- ther developments in the case. Muenster Chamber of Com- sometimes she can use assistance. he said. Federal grants are "We have a warrant for his arrest, merce members present for the I want to provide more." available and they should be ap- but we won't release his name un- February luncheon meeting Tues- Training programs and criminal plied for. Undercover work and til he's apprehended," said Aston. day met the challenger in the intelligence briefings, including education programs extending to The un-named man was lucky Cooke County Sheriff's election Muenster officers and others in the schools are necessary. to escape because "all the race. Jim Bleything, currently a the area, were mentioned. Bleything was accompanied by brothers, uncles, neighbors and Gainesville policeman, spoke to his associate, Buck Tatum, also five or six deputies were out sear- the Chamber and told of his desire Bleything said the sheriff and with the Gainesville Police to improve community relations deputies should be more visible. ching for about three hours," ac- " Department. cording to Mike's brother Chris. "Jr,. between county residents and the "If elected, I will make time to get Following the address, "They found tracks going onto sheriff's department. "I would out," he said. He added that Chamber members heard short the highway but none going off," •ilowt want my deputies to stop and talk Muenster should not have to pay reports on the proposed Red River • he said. Chris received the first ‘noi, to, and get to know, the for extra security during Ger- Bridge, the annual banquet and call from Mice —after the- sheriff residents," he said. Officer manfest. He wants to establish a the decorative street lighting pro- was notified. The burglars made TIM HARTMAN, selected by Texas Jaycees as Outstanding Young Bleything spoke of increasing ser- small budget for the reserve ject. Letters of intent will soon be their escape-try out the back door Farmer in the state. Junk Hartman Photo vice by restructuring the depart- system to make that extra service sent to businesses and property during the call. ment rather than increasing costs feasibility. owners along Highway 82 and and taxes. Bleything spoke finally about Main Street describing the project For Muenster, he would strive the drug problem in the county. in detail and seeking their Commissioners meet; discuss for more patrol time. "I won't ex- He called it a big problem - big cooperation. Chairman Gary clude you from the map," he said. business in Cooke County. "The Fisher hopes to see the project "Helen (Police Chief Helen Tom- time is coming to quit ignoring the finished for the 1989 centennial tax discounts, exemptions pkins) does an excellent job, but problem and start addressing it," year.

by Elaine Schad taxes in October will receive a 3 The county must give final ap- County taxpayers will again percent discount, 2 percent if paid proval to any ordinances recom- receive discounts for early in November and I percent if paid mended by the zoning board payments of taxes and senior in December. The county also before they can take effect. City ti, citizens will again receive an addi- granted this exemption last year. ordinances within the same area tional homestead exemption Commissioners appointed the will also have precedent over any following action this week by the first lake zoning board to regulate ordinances passed by the county Cooke County Commissioners' development in southeastern according to the legislation. •• Court. Cooke County near Lake Ray In other business, commis- Commissioners approved a Roberts. sioners accepted a $1,600 bid from $6,000 homestead exemption for The board became necessary Ralph Kirk of Gainesville for the property owners over 65 years of following a successful election in sale of miscellaneous surplus age. The Cooke County Appraisal January which grants the county county equipment and accepted District estimates the exemption authority to adopt zoning and the bid of $801.51 from Lloyd will result in $56,557 total tax loss building construction ordinances Dean Westbrook for the sale of for the county. The county within 5,000 feet of the 645-foot surplus 1982 GMC ambulance. granted the same exemption last elevation lake line for Lake Ray year. Roberts. The Muenster Enterprise Also approved was a discount Those appointed include Valley welcomes Elaine Schad as a new for early payment of taxes, which View Mayor Preston Murray, correspondent, sending in news the CCAD estimates will result in Robert Heying, Billy Vann, Glenn from the Cooke County Com- $47,650 in lost tax dollars. County Fisk, Owen Roane and Narva missioners' Court, and local property owners who pay their Nehib. news from the Valley View and Lindsay areas. Her coverage of news will gradually spread to a wider area. She has the added Annual North Texas credits of having been a con- tributor of news items to the EDWARD J. DOHERTY, diocesan supertindent of ference. Accepting the eertitIcates are, I to r, Father Denton Record-Chronicle, the schools of the Fort Worth diocese, visited Sacred Denis Soerries, pastor; Werner Becker, Jr., school Roundup set for Feb. 23 Fort Worth Star-Telegram and Heart High School Tuesday to present Accreditation board president; and Bronte Gonsalves, principal of the North Texas Catholic. The North Texas Cattlemen's Savings - Bowie and Nocona, Pro- Certificates from the Southern Association of Sacred Heart; with Mr. Doherty. Roundup will be held Feb. 23 in duction Credit Association, Colleges and Schools and the Texas Catholic Con- Janie Hartman Photo the Texas National Guard Armory A.M.P.I., Inc., Bowie Young in Bowie at 4 p.m. It is sponsored Farmers, Cow Belles, Montague by the Montague County Exten- County Farm Bureau and Western Cub Scouts honored at... sion Livestock Committee. Savings. The schedule of events begins at Commercial exhibits and door 4 p.m. with opening of commer- prize donors are: Bowie Locker, Blue and Gold Banquet Feb. 7 cial exhibits. Bowie Office Supply Computer The 6 p.m. "Grazing Hour" Systems, Dean-Witter, Donnell Cub Scout Pack 664 celebrated Soerries, and Kevin Steffy, Tiger Cub Jesse Luke received earned five activity badges. will be followed by time to visit Ag Products, Dow Chemical, Du- Scout Sunday with the annual District Executive from the three yellow beads for completing Turkey Shoot patches were • livestock product exhibits. Pont, Elanco Products Co., Estes Blue and Gold Banquet on Feb. 7 Longhorn Council. three Big Ideas and was presented presented to Turkey Shoot At 7 p.m., Kevin Fore of Chemical, Red River Feed Yard, at the Muenster VFW Hall. Program skits were performed a Tiger Cub neckerchief. participants. Taurus Breeding Service, will be Harpool Seed, Hoechst, Jimmy The noon event took place by participating dens. Den 2, John Aaron Sicking was presented a Plaques were presented to the the speaker, followed by a speech Earl's Screen Printing, Mid-West under a ceiling of blue and gold Bartush, leader, performed 'The Wolf badge and a Wolf miniature VFW Post, charter sponsor; to • by Bill Turner of San Antonio and Aero, Moormans, Pittman balloons. Webelos posted the U.S. Cub Scout Missile.' Webelos per- pin for his mother. Celine Dittfurth for Texas A&M University, on "Ma- Moore, Ralston-Purina, Texas Flag and the Pack Flag and also formed 'The Cub Scout Promise.' Bear badges were presented to mimeographing; to Dennis and jor Changes Affecting Beef Beef Industry Council, and led the Pledge of Allegiance. Den 1, Ernie Martin, leader, and Ryan Klement, Jeff Flusche, Muller for mimeographing; Profitability." Taurus. Father Denis Soerries gave the Douglas Evans, den chief, Jonathan Otto, Jeff Felderhoff Flusche Enterprises for helium; At 8 p.m., Mike Bowles of the Muenster Livestock Commis- Benediction after the meal. presented 'The Spirit of Baden and Jamie Hellman and they Linda Knabe, for planning liturgy Southwest Feed Yards from sion provided the printed Special guests were Lupe Evans, Powell.' Den 4, Shirley Knabe, presented miniature mother's pins for Scout Mass; Melvin and Terri Hereford will speak on "The Feed programs. Unit Commissioner, Father Denis leader, and Roberta Walterscheid, to their mothers, The boys also Luke for Tiger Cub coordination; Yard - A Connecting Link." assistant den leader, performed a received gold and silver Doris Muller, awards treasurer; The formal meeting will ad- magic show. arrowpoints. Lou Moster, Cubmaster; Kathy journ at 9 p.m., but there will be Guests were invited to perform The following Cub Scouts were Sicking, secretary; Linda Flusche, ample time forvisiting exhibits. Good News! a relay race with stick horses. Den awarded silver arrowpoints: reporter; Karlyn Hermes for "Grazing Hour" sponsors are: Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil, who leaders and committee members James Felderhoff, James Kle- parent participation ribbons; Bowie State Bank, Farmers and change darkness into light, and light intodarkness, who presented a skit, 'The Gathering ment, Michael Flusche, Paul Carol Klement for refreshments; Merchants Bank of Nocona, First change bitter into sweet, and sweet into bitter! of Nuts.' Swirczynski, Royce Knabe, Ryan Shirley Knabe, Den 4 den leader; 4 National Bank of Bowie, First Na- Woe to those who are wise in their own sight, and Cubmaster Lou Moster emceed Klement and Mark Walterscheid. Roberta Walterscheid, Den assistant den leader; Rodney tional Bank of Nocona, First Na- prudent in their own esteem! the program and held a presenta- Jeff Hermes was awarded his tional Bank of Saint Jo, Bowie ISAIAH 5: 20-21 tion of awards, assisted by awards Webelos badge and presented his Knabe, Den Chief, den 4; Ernie Livestock Commission, Olney chairman Doris Muller. mom with a mother's pin. He Please See CUBS, Page 2 PAGE 2 - EEBRUARN 12. 1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Letters to the Editor Lindsay City Council examines

December, these people do it dif- Feb. 2. Why? First, what is Feb ordinances, sets May 7 election To the Editor: ferently. In a normal Bavarian or 2? It is the feast of the Presenta Jos( held The Mystery and the History Austrian family, the tree is not to tion. This is the day Jesus was Lindsay City Council members owner in writing. Should the the next two months with Up until Feb. 2, the residents of be put up until Christmas Eve. brought to the Temple to be of- in 5 are asking for input from the com- owner fail to clean the area, the representatives of the Texoma N42.s not only Muenster but even of The expectancy of the coming fered up to God, as he was the that the city Regional Planning Commission to munity after passing on first ordinance provides Vie t Lindsay and Gainesville perhaps Christ is made even more exciting first born of Mary. Jesus was of- work done and totally revise the city's zoning and reading an ordinance establishing may order the t noticed a Christmas tree all lit up in this way. Advent and prepara- ficially recognized in the Jewish charge the owner. Violation is a subdivision ordinances. he I a curfew and another ordinance ties in a big picture window just east tion over, the tree is decorated and community at this time. The requiring the removal of high misdemeanor punishable by a fine litnn with lights, many times real Christmas tree is lit up as the birth pies of Muenster. "Gee, what kind of grass or other materials which of up to $200 per day. Enjoy A a wierdo lives there?" "Doesn't candles, to hail in the celebration of the Light of the World is may constitute a safety or public Metzler said there are provi- gra n he know that Christmas is over?" of Christ's birth. • celebrated. The tree remains lit health hazard. sions in the ordinance which ex- Better is that tree going to be Epiphany marks the end of the until the Light is publicly, in ac- ciii rreopti,cmdiaipri. "When The ordinances will not receive empt lots located in the city limits Hearing taken down anyway?" These are a official season of Christmas. This cordance with the law, presented final approval until they've had which are strictly used for cl few of the questions posed over day, which is a Holy Day of to God and man. three readings, which will take agriculture. Today! this most intriguing mystery. The Obligation in Austria, is the day So, to answer all those ques- The council has approved a 9.5 place during the March and April fall answers lie in the traditions and that many people use to take down tions: an Austro-Bavarian lives in council meetings. The next council percent rate increase for Com- pd.Chartrand. M.A. history of the Bavarians and Christmas decorations and the that house; he does know that meeting is 7 p.m. March 7. munity Cable as requested by 665-3298 Mm.rnrn , Stucker Health Sen., Austrians and any others who so tree. (Epiphany is always on Jan. Christmas is over; and the tree "We're looking for community owner George Moreland. * Hearing Tests desire to share in it. Instead of 6, hot just on a Sunday close to it.) received its rest on Feb. 2. Bis zum support," said Lindsay Mayor Moreland said he needs the in- putting up a Christmas tree on But what about the rest of the peo- naechsten mal, auf Wiedersehen, Don Metzler. "We had no opposi- crease to purchase equipment in * Hearing Aids Dec. I (or even earlier) and then ple and most of the churches? Weihnachtsbaum. tion on the first reading, but if order to provide better service to *Repair All Makes taking it down again as soon as Tradition demands that the Eric B. Gray there is any, they should come to city customers. * Double Life Batteries possible after the 25th of Christmas tree remain intact up to the next meeting," he said. Council members told The curfew, if finally adopted, Moreland they've been unhappy T Dear Editor, Donnerstein of the University of money from it." I don't think that would be for those 17 years of age with cable reception and the in- UNIMAX M When, in last week's paper, I Wisconsin indicate an association answer will get us off the hook or younger. Curfew hours would consistency in getting various 1607 Independence Kris read about the Council not infr- between pornography and ag- when it is time to answer for_ the be from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. on channel selections. The council tOff East Hwy 821 gresive behavior toward women. harm we have done. weekdays and 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. on will review the increase in six Ga inewIlle, Texas inging on the rights of people to P watch pornography, it made me William A. Stanmeyer's book, Let's support our hometown Saturdays. months, and if service hasn't im- cringe. Like not denying people "The Seduction of Society," cites people so they will have a market There will be a 30-day grace proved, may look for another the right to take poison. It seemed a Los Angeles study that for wholesome entertainment and period following final approval to cable company, Metzler said. technically right, but so wrong if demonstrates a link between areas ask them to keep out the other. familiarize the public with the new In other business, the council New Tax lawTIP we really care about people. Wat- that offer adult entertainment and Thanks, ordinance, but violators could be called for a May 7 election to fill I o help you understand the ness ching that type of material dots a significant increase in violent Imelda Rohmer ticketed and fined after that time, the council positions of Jerry tax law, the IRS has two new not help anyone to feel good crime such as homicide, rape, ag- Metzler said. Kneupper, Wilbert Block and publications. Publication 920 about themselves or produce any gravated assault, burglary, and in Dear Editor, The high grass ordinance states Metzler whose two-year terms are explains changes affecting good. On the other hand: a non-violent crime like narcotics, Thank you for reminding us to that it is unlawful for any property expiring. Those interested may file individuals and Publication 921 wEjWjaueij' 20-year study of violent crime in fraud, prostitution, gambling and renew our subscription. We look owner within the city limits to between Feb. 22 and March 23 explains changes affecting B Michigan revealed that in 41 per- liquor law violations. forward to reading about all the allow weeds or high grass on any with Block, the city secretary. businesses. Both are free. Ask for Cert cent of the cases, pornography has These studies totally disprove people in Muenster. It reminds us premises or to allow rubbish or They also named Pat Bowman to one at any IRS office or call the Fu • played a role either during or im- the argument that pornography is of the nice years we spent in any other objectionable material the Planning and Zoning Commis- IRS Tax Forms number in your P: mediately prior to the offense. a victimless crime. We don't want Muenster. to collect. sion for two years replacing Steve phone book Den Studies by Attorney General Ed- any part of this in our town. Sincerely, Should any area be deemed a Zimmerer, The P&Z will be 1 win Meese's Commission on Por- Some will say, "They will get it Carol Naegeli hazard, the city will notify the holding a series of workshops over on nography and research by Ed anyway. We just as well make the M a amounts of money to finance a91; 1 ',, Dear Editor: high-profile political campaigns, I With your help we made Texas am turning once again to you for history in 1986 when I was elected your help in informing Texans to the Texas Supreme Court. To- that there is a clear choice for day our progress and the Court's Place 3 on March 8. Vega cap- integrity are threatened by San tured the AFL-CIO endorsement Antonio attorney, Frank Herrera, by promising the unions what they $2500 CASH F Jr., who has pledged to spend wanted to hear, and stumping like $500,000 of his own money to a state legislator or congressional defeat me on Super Tuesday. candidate. Vega erased any doubt Herrera, who last September of how he would vote on a union made the motion that I be endors- case before the Texas Supreme ALLOWANCE ed by the Mexican-American Bar Court. His actions underscored Association, is executing a per- the threat he presents to judicial this sonal vendetta against me for fairness, independence and set writing a dissenting opinion integrity. int against one of his clients. I stand for an independent, ant After a month-long search for qualified judiciary that is not cilsr an attorney to serve his cause, ensnared in the political trappings AT LIPSCOMB TI Herrera resorted to filing his law of promises, trade-offs, and pay- WITH CHRYSLER'S ncr • partner minutes before the offs. My judicial experience and pen deadline on Jan. 4. Art Vega, who commitment to leadership are AMERICA'S WINNERS INCENTIVE PROGRAM Ott aspires to sit on Texas' highest public record. I am asking for last court, has never served as a judge your help in informing Texans roa or held public office. He has not that their votes are worth more Wil even been granted a writ to try a than Frank Herrera is willing to $9988 pro case before the court on which he pay. fiat wishes to sit. Vega is, without a I urgently need your help in fun doubt, another Don Yarborough communicating this message to are waiting to happen. the voters of Texas. As a judge who feels extremely Sincerely, the uncomfortable raising large Raul Gonzalez

Senator Gramm named BRAND-NEW "Texan of the Year" 87 LE BARON COUPE 4 U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm has been Previous recipients include Vice ONLY 1 AT THIS LOW PRICE selected as the 1988 Texan of the President George Bush, U.S. Sen. Year by the Texas Legislative Lloyd Bentsen, Baylor University Fully loaded with power windows and locks, Conference. President Abner McCall, Lady tilt and cruise, stereo cassette The award, which recognizes Bird Johnson, Treasury Secretary "outstanding service for the Jamgs Baker and former U.S. Stock No. K7030 benefit of Texas," will be Rep. George Mahon. 514,327 MSRP, WITH LIPSCOMB DISCOUNT OF S1239 AND $2500 CASH ALLOWANCE FROM CHRYSLER' presented in a formal ceremony "I am flattered and deeply set for Friday, March II, at New honored to be included among Braunfels. such distinguished company," The senator will also deliver the Gramm said. keynote address to the 22nd an- Gramm won election to the nual Texas Legislative Senate in 1984 after serving six Conference. years in the U.S. House of Representatives as a congressman v from Texas. He currently serves on the Senate's Armed Services MUENSTER and Banking commmittees. Now's the time to get the best deals ever at He is the chief author of three ENTERPRISE pieces of landmark legislation - Lipscomb. Get a BRAND-NEW '87 Le Baron the Gramm-Latta I Budget, the GTS with a $1500 cash allowance. Phone (817) 759-4311 Gramm-Latta II Omnibus Recon- ciliation Act and, most recently, David R. Fette the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings If 4-wheelin' is what you want, Lipscomb has a Publisher balanced budget. 1988 Ram Charger, for only $13,788 after a $1500 Elfreda Fette The senator's abiding interest cash allowance. Stock No. 88013 Editorial Staff & Circulation has helped produce a string of suc- Alvin G. Hartman cesses on programs of such major Advertising Representative Texas impact as the creation of You've never had deals like these, so get over to Dianne Walterscheid two U.S. Navy homeports on the Lipscomb, Composing Room Manager Texas Gulf Coast and Texas in Nocona, today. Or call 1-800-722- Janie Hartman emerging as one of only seven 0069 and get 'em to tell you all about Chrysler's Photographer finalists in the national race to win America's Winners Incentive Program. Y)1) Pam Fette the multi-billion-dollar Supercon- Get your Chrysler Fifth Avenue with a $1000 cash Accounting ducting Super-Collider. allowance. Or drive away an '87 D-150 pickup Brenda Rigsby Lipscomb Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge, in Nocona, Continued from Page 1 with a $1500 cash allowance. r„& Composing where YOU are the winner! SUBSCRIPTION RATES CUBS In Cooke County Martin, Den 1 den leader; Douglas Evans, Den 1 den chief; John Bar- 1 year S17.00; 2 yrs. 530.00 tush, Den 2 den leader; Gus Outside Cooke County Felderhoff, Den 2 den chief. Moster was 1 year $20.00; 2 yrs. $36.00 Cubrnaster LIPSCOMB presented with a statuette of a CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - DODGE Cu bmaster, a gift from the Pack. The deadline for nes...and Special Cub Scout thanks went We steer you straight! advertising is Tuesdas 5 p.m. to Girl:.$cout Troops 45 and 495 for serving tea, and for clean-up call toll-free 1-800-722-0069 duties. Damien Moster was thank- 'ALTERNATE FLNPNC1NG AVAILABLE A5 Low ns SS. APR FOR 4$ MONTHS ed for making Webelos wooden 825-3343 104 EAST HWY 82 NOCONA candle holders. Webelos Scouts retired the col- ors for the closing ceremony.

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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE • FEBRUARY 12,1988 • PAGE 3 Paul Walterscheid dies at age 77 Commissioners appoint new Funeral services for Paul Sister Dorothy Terese Zimmerer, environmental health officer Joseph Walterscheid, 77, were Larry Zimmerer, all of Lindsay. held Saturday, Feb. 6, at 10 a.m. Earline Mages of Farmers Branch; by Elaine Schad Administration in Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska and Texas. Barton is in Sacred Heart Church with a Mrs. Marvin Rauschuber and Steve Barton will be the coun- He served as assistant develop- presently owner of the State Twin Mass of Christian Burial. Father Mary Bierschenk of Valley View; ty's new environmental health of- ment engineer from 1981 to 1983, Theatre in Gainesville. Victor Gillespie was celebrant of Sandra Harrell of Moss Lake; ficer effective Feb. 22, county as assistant area engineer during Barton will work part-time for ' the Mass, with Father Denis Soer- Mary Wiesman, Albert and Edith commissioners announced this 1983, and then as area engineer the county, receiving the same ries and Father Cletus Post also Wiesman, Leonard and Mary Ann week. from 1983 to 1985. He has a pro- salary and benefits as Willard, present at the altar. Zimmerer, Paul and Bernice Barton, a Gainesville resident, fessional engineer license from commissioners said. All 16 of Mr. Walterscheid's Yosten, Tom and Trish Baker, all will replace Willard James who f't 1 grandchildren participated in the of Fort Worth. Truman and Pat will retire March 1. liturgy or served as pallbearers. Wolf and Bob Fitch of Dallas; A 1978 graduate of Texas Tech Mass servers were grandsons David and Susie Yosten of Plano; University and a certified Rick Walterscheid, John and Elmer and Glenda Wiesman engineer, Barton worked for four Hudspeth, Joe Paul Walterscheid, of Keller. years with the Federal Highway Michael Bierschenk and Sam

Walterscheid. Scripture Readings were given AINCRAS:1 by granddaughters Jami Funeral services held Walterscheid and Kim Hess. Offertory. Petitions were read by granddaughters Kelly for Delpha Dickerson Hudspeth and Julie Hess. 9 Delpha "Sissy" Dickerson, a Charles Payne, Percy Sparks, Ed Offertory gifts were presented resident of St. Richard's Villa for Dill, Donald Walterscheid and by granddaughters Deanna in Sacred Heart Church. I the past three years, died there on Clarence "Dink" Hudspeth. Sunday, February 14 1-6 p.m. 1 Bierschenk, Tara Walterscheid, He is survived by his wife, Clara Feb. 3, 1988. Kristi Bierschenk and Stephanie Walterscheid; and two sons, Funeral services were held at Bierschenk. James Walterscheid and Clyde Vernie Keel Funeral Home in Pallbearers were grandsons, Walterscheid, both of Muenster; May We Help i SACRED HEART COMMUNITY CENTER Gainesville on Feb. 4 with Rev. James Hudspeth, Brian Hess, and and three daughters, Paulette You? Steve Pearson of Muenster First Jeff Walterscheid, and three Hudspeth of Dallas, and Marilyn Free proleasionsi Baptist Church and Eddie Ramsey nearing Iasi In your nor, nephews, Elmer Wiesman, Cyril Bierschenk and Kathy Hess of or our office i 4( Fun and Games * officiating. Burial followed in , Walterscheid and Larry Muenster; also one brother, Ed Free 104oMthearing Fairview Cemetery in Gainesville aid checkup any make Zimmerer. Walterscheid of Harlingen; and or modal) directed by Vernie Keel Funeral k.th„k Repair all makes .... Betty Rose and Jerry two sisters, Mary Wiesman of ealt : t * 1 Home. Mildred Lawson sang for Hearing.kid , pefialia me0ice,:30.0ayTr , alpica Walterscheid, Regina Pels and Fort Worth and Frances Zim- services at the chapel. : littrif 4, Sometottletninghing i tl Jane and Roger Taylor served as merer of Lindsay. Every Monday at Delpha Dickerson was born on 3 Eucharistic Ministers. He was preceded in death by a Muenster Pharmacy Oct. 30, 1906 in Henderson, Burial in Sacred Heart brother, Tony Walterscheid. from 1 to 2 p.m. Texa. She is survived by one Cemetery was directed by McCoy Paul Walterscheid was a retired 817.759-2883 4,e, sister, Mary H. Huffaker of :• Funeral Home of Muenster. gasoline and LP gas distributor Gainesville 817.665.8172 for Everybody! I Dallas, and several nieces and Paul Walterscheid died in AM1 and appliance dealer in Muenster. . nephews. She was the guardian of Denton Regional Medical Center He held membership in the Beilome• * 2 ”-. Mrs. James Vogel. :*4 • ey on Thursday, Feb. 4, at 8:10 a.m. Muenster Council Knights of Col- &Atm Hilarlse Thaoagb Professional Cue ******* *** * Pallbearers were Shawn Vogel, after an extended illness. umbus for more than 50 years. A lifelong resident of the Among out-of-town relatives Muenster area, he was a son of the and friends attending the funeral q late Pete and Christina (Voth) were Henry and Frances Zim- Walterscheid, born on Dec. 28, merer, Jim and Jane Myrick, Jill 1910. He was married to the Fuhrmann, Tim and Eunice Wim- former Clara Pels on Aug. I, 1939 mer, Wilfred and Virginia Hess, Get Higher Rates. Not Hot Air. Election set by Valley View City Council

by Elaine Schad The terms of aldermen Wilson, The Valley View City Council Frances Hogan and Walt this week called for two elections Slaughter are due to expire and a set for May 7, one to consider an one-year unexpired term will also increase in the sales tax and be open to replace Dwight another election to fill four coun- McGlaughlin who resigned. Those cil seats. interested may file from Feb. 22 to The council called an election to March 23 at the CityHall. increase the city sales tax from one Doris Heying requested the city percent to 1.5 percent. Any addi- institute a Crime Watch Program tional revenue derived from sales in the Valley View area. Heying, taxes would probably be used for who helped establish the program road repairs, said alderman Mike in the Mountain Springs area Wilson. Valley View has not city several months ago, said crime in property tax and depends upon that area has declined dramatical- franchise and sales tax revenues to ly. Her group has signed up more fund its budget. Wilson said most than 300 families in southeastern area cities have already adopted Cooke County in the program. the 1.5 percent sales tax. For more information about the Crime Watch program in your community, call Heying at WALLACE 637-2360. V ge INGLISH "The man who fails to advertis e INSURANCE just because conditions are a littl uncertain is on par with the farme who refuses to feed his cow because the price of butter has gon down!" —E.T. Meredith Secretary of A am Agriculture * Lite Insurance Nov. 18, 1920 * Disability Income * Health Insurance for Groups or Individuals May we help *Tax Advantage Investments with advertising? * Mutual Funds YOUR * Municipal Bonds * Estate Tax Analysis The Muenster Wallace Inglish - Reg. Rep. Enterprise 665-5863 Just phone 759.4311 1105 Olive, Gainesville or 759-4351

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LLifestyle Kaisers to minister at Family Life Center Widely recognized author and engineering career, Dr. Kaiser was as missionaries in Europe, Africa day evening at 6 o'clock and Mon- Bible teacher, Dr. Bill Kaiser, will converted to Christianity. Shortly and the United States. In 1978, day through Wednesday at 7 be at Family Life Center with his thereafter, he and his wife entered Dr. Kaiser became the Director at o'clock each evening. Admission is wife, Emogene, Feb. 21 through the ministry when they pastored a Word of Faith Leadership and Bi- free. For more information, con- 24. Dr. Kaiser is especially known church in southern Ohio. They ble Institute, an interdenomina- tact Family Life Center office at for his practical lessons on faith, later enrolled at Christ for the Na- tional program broadcast nation- 665-0473. grace, and righteousness. Mrs. tions Institute in Dallas, where he wide via satellite. Kaiser will sing and play the served as Worship Leader, Bible Since 1986, the Kaisers have zither. Teacher, and Registrar. Following been ministering full time in chur- At the height of a successful their work at CFNI, they travelled ches and Bible schools throughout A Valentine's the world, focusing most of their attention on the United States, gift that'll bowl Canada and Europe. Dr. Kaiser is her over. the author of such books as "Who is Christ?," "Who In Christ Are Wesley feted on third You?," "The Living Word," "No Other Gospel" and "From The lust was on Sunday, Feb. 7, The Heart." at the home of his maternal grand- Services at Family Life Center, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 905 Cloud Street (behind Wal-Mart) Grewing, Jr. They hosted dinner, are Sunday morning at 10:30; Sun- with a party in the "Gingerbread" theme. The decorated Ginger- bread cake was made by the hostess. Cartoon figures decorated Z11.8 the house. e Guests were Kathy Grewing; Send the FTD4 Crystal Basil t1 Randy Wilson; Kay, Gary, Mike Generally, the new tax law requires Bouquet. and Troy Grewing; Wesley and his children and other dependents to file Call or visit us today.. parents Carol and Smoke Koelzer. tax returns for 1987 if: • they have any ;?:"(-1 Gifts were opened and displayed; investment income, such as interest on tiaa...\/ L ora's and pictures were taken. savings, and • this investment income Flowers and Gifts On his actual birthday, Feb. 8, plus any wages is more than 5500. 759.4080 another party was held, in his Publication 922 contains derailed S parents' home. A "Big Bird" information. To get one, call the IRS 213N.Main Muenster theme was carried out. A Big Bird Forms number in your local telephone Pt: Cake was made by Betty Rose directory. Walterscheid. It was served with ice cream to guests and family. tiltrik11:1 The honoree opened and Reg.stered Trademarl■ of PIM 158 - FiDAA displayed an array of gifts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. DoraHenscheid is Earl Koelzer, Sr.; Mrs. Marie Wesley Koelzer celebrated his Reiter; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grew- third birthday with two parties. ing, Jr.; and Kay Grewing. IF • honored on 86th year C"). • • ,S:2 C) Mrs. Dora Henscheid was the thday card carried the names of all This Valentine's Day qtc.... center of attention during a birth- 50 grandchildren, with a $50 bill. Lt. Col. Michael J. day party at her home that Following dinner, the group en- di: Mary Kay helps you express those honored her 86th milestone Satur- joyed looking at old pictures and day, Feb. 6. A covered dish cinner old slides; and treasured a time for feelings of love with a fabulous was served at 6 p.m. reminiscing. Grandmother Fuhrmann promoted assortment of gifts sure to delight In attendance were family Henscheid told stories of the Lt. Col. Michael J. Fuhrmann Muenster and the late Adolph your sweetheart! members and spouses Clara and childhood years of her six became the new commanding of- Fuhrmann. Ed Endres, Dolores and Herb daughters and two sons, to the ficer of the Heavy Marine Marine Corps Reserve Lt. Col. A lasting gift of love — and is calorie (reef Miller, Carl and Cecilia Schilling, great delight of the grandchildren Helicopter Squadron (HMH)-77 James P. Clark served in Vietnam Regina Pets, Leoba and George who had gathered around her. Det-B at the Dallas Naval Air Sta- while on active duty and in 1973 Call Jan Cain 759-4408 or Mollenkopf, Alma and Ronnie tion on Sunday, Feb. 7. He suc- he joined the Dallas Reserves. He stop by 213 N. Main Herr, Ervin and Carol Henscheid, ceeds Marine Corps Reserve Lt. earned a Bachelor of Science and Virgil and Joaline Henscheid. to make your selection _Amelia celebrated Col. James P. Clark. degree in Bio Medical Science and One daughter, Rosalie, is Lt. Col. Fuhrmann has served a Master of Science degree in deceased. Cosmetic and tanning gift certificates as HMH-772 Executive Officer. Animal Science from Texas A&M are available Mrs. Dora Henscheid is the her third He graduated from North Texas University. grandmother of 50 and the great - State University in 1969 with a Lt. Col Clark has accumulated Free Gift Wrap and Deinieni grandmother of 60. More than hirinclay degree in Secondary Education more than 3000 hours in half of the grandchildren were with a teaching field in helicopters. He and his wife Mar- present for the celebration. A bir- Mathematics and Physical Educa- tha have two children. He is cur- tion. He was commissioned a se- rently a broker with Prudential - cond lieutenant in the Marine Bache Securities of Dallas. Corps in 1970 and earned his Naval Aviator Wings in 1971 at Wallpaper Pensacola, Florida. He was assigned to the First Marine Air- craft Wing Republic of Vietnam in & Border 1972 and served 12 months with HMM- 1 64 flying CH-53's aboard the USS Okinawa and USS Inchon. SALE Lt. Col. Fuhrmann has over 3950 flight hours and is a veteran of 68 combat missions in Vietnam. Buy one He completed active duty in 1974 and joined Mag-41, Naval Air Sta- single (. ----- tion Dallas in January 1975. checking He is married to the former at ;,-/"V" - Catherine Ann Nolte of. Seneca, Kansas. They have five children. He is currently a first officer for $ 8 99 and get Southwest Airlines based at Love AMELIA REIN WALD Field, Dallas. Fuhrmann is the son the next roll of Mrs. Amanda Fuhrmann of Amelia Claire Reinwald, for 1.00! daughter of Harry and Mary Lou Reinwald of Irving, celebrated her third birthday Jan. 27. Amelia's birthday is Feb. 1. Decorator Amelia's birthday was observed Phone 759-4311 to report news by parents; baby brother, Har- items to the Muenster Enterprise Supply rison; grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. or send to P.O. Box 190, Muen- and Martin Kralicke; and cousin, ster, Texas 76252. § 1110 E. California Gainesville Tyler Walterscheid of Muenster. it's a good time § 66 5 , 02 56 The family and relatives had '1142-..,--0, dinner and ended the evening with cake and gifts. to ttalkabout Retirement Happy, Healthy, Prosperous Valentine -.4 Accounts and Your heart is with your loved ones let that heart be nurtured with Annuities. your Valentine Day Gift

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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE- FEBRUARY 12,1988- PAGES CCC's Learning Center offers help There's a lot of learning going dinates one of the Learning vantage of this service, all a stu- on outside as well as inside the Center's most important services - dent needs to do is come to the regular classrooms these days at the peer tutoring program. "The Learning Center in Room 121 on Cooke County College, and a facility has been set up to provide campus and ask for it. rapidly growing number of that help, either from staff here in formerly marginal students are the center itself or through outside reaping the benefits. tutoring." It's all a result of a special pro- Waggoman points out that two gram being run out of CCC's very kinds of tutoring actually are aptly named Learning Center, a available. First, there is "drop-in" facility that was first opened on a tutoring from Learning Center trial basis a year ago. As of the staff who, in turn, can help opening of the current spring students in either of two ways. semester, all elements of the pro- The first way, explains Tami gram are now in place. Cole, staff tutor and Learning "Basically, our Learning Center Center supervisor, is her working is a, place to come for students directly with them in the center- who need some extra help master- either individually, perhaps using ing a skill or learning a concept special computer programs, or in that's been presented to them in small groups - on problems that class," explains Ann Waggoman, can be worked out in one or a few CCC faculty member who coor- fairly brief sessions. To take ad-

Tyler turns three TWENTY-ONE are attending the adult Computer Sister Carmelita Meyers. At right are Melvin Luke On the day of his birthday, Feb. Class at Sacred Heart High School that is held five and Bill Sharp. Objective of the class is to familiarize 3, Tyler celebrated his birthday days a week from Feb. 1 to Feb. 19, 9 a.m. to 11:30 individuals with three of the basic applications for with all his good friends at Tender JARED HENRY PELS a.m. each day. Shown are, at left, Frances Perez and J•nie Hartman Photo which computers can be used. Loving Care Day Care Center. A He-Man cake, made by Bayer's Kolonialwaren, was served for all Jared is St. Anne's Society meets Jan. 27 to enjoy. The St. Anne's Society of St. evening Mass on Jan. 27 in the for Christmas. A second party was hosted at one! Peter's Catholic Church met after Lindsay Parish Hall. Thirty In new business, plans were the Terry Walterscheid home. Jared Henry Pels, son of Kevin members were present. After dinner, one of Tyler's discussed for the St. Anne's Raffle and Laura Pels, celebrated his The meeting was opened with favorite desserts, Strawberry and Supper to be held March 13. first birthday on Feb. 7 at his prayer. Secretary Mrs. Joyce Shortcake, followed. Turkey and dressing with all the home in Coppell. Jared's birthday Bengfort read the minutes which Those attending Tyler's birth- trimmings will be served from 5 to is Jan. 26. - were approved. Mrs. Jane Myrick day that evening were grand- 7 p.m. Anyone wanting to donate Lunch was served in the Pels' gave the treasurer's report. parents, Dr. and Mrs. Martin prizes for the raffle may contact home, followed by cake and ice President Mrs. Marie Zimmerer Kralicke and Mr. and Mrs. Willie 8.00% Mrs. Clara Hermes, chairman of cream. Jared opened his gifts thanked members who helped Walterscheid; Lisa and Dustin the Raffle Committee. while many relatives enjoyed with Christmas fruit baskets, Walterscheid; his parents; and CERTIFICATES The Society voted to purchase watching. OF DEPOSIT. Christmas CCD Program, and the new blinds for the Community older brother, Casey. church cleaning and decorating Room of the Convent House. A With today's changing committee was formed to take economic picture, insured care of t his project. Certificates of Deposit are General church cleaning for 37963. a great place to invest Easter will take place this spring. TYLER WALTERSCHEID A&A Traoelworld your savings dollars Let Ladies with last names beginning me show you our full 4, "The Only Way To Travel" with A through K will assist. Date Tyler John Walterscheid, son of Complete Computeraed for cleaning will be announced Terry and Dianne Walterscheid, range of attractive interest T ravel Serowe later. celebrated his third birthday with .iteacifininy, Me news -- rates, maturity dales and 7 Mrs. Evelyn Fuhrmann gave the NO CHARGE FOR two parties. C of C payment schedules. Call 4- OUR SERVICES ± sick committee report. Mrs. group has election of officers— today A •All AuIme Tlekeis Juanita Bengfort reported that the Leo N. Henscheid proclaimed as '38 president; J.M. Earl "Rusty" Russell • Worldunde Tours Society will host a Church Women Surprise party Weinzapfel, secretary; Henry Fleitman, vice-pres.; J.A. Fisher, treasurer. 701 E. California St. • Cruoses United Meeting on Friday, March 4, in the Lindsay Parish Hall. (817) 759-4942, 665-0351 Tt •Car Hotel Resermions Third county title won by Burger quint— Registration will begin at 9:30 honors Robert .....665-4181 665.1794 ± Class 8 race of Cooke County Interscholastic Li Edward a.m. 665-1795 ± League championship. D. Jones & Co: In other business, two new of- F. Klement --'121 N. Grand Ave. ficers were elected. Mrs. Mary Hauling of base rock to road east of ern awn e on noun, KU, a + Gainesville, Texas Hundt will serve another term as on 40th Muenster completed Wednesday — open to [SIC IIIS,PG UP In 5100000 May 5r sub eo te. es1 First Vice President and Mrs. Robert F. Klement was the sur- traffic in one month. R. Subic!, lo hy. Viola Schmidlkofer will serve as prised honoree at a birthday party Texaco Co. strikes good producer on Treasurer. on Feb. 6 that observed his 40th Truebenbach farm — Struck at depth ot 765... Father Cletus Post addressed birthday that occurred on Feb. 9. estimated between 50 and 100 barrels a day. members and closed the meeting Held in the home of his parents, V V V V with prayer. The door prize was Tony and Sis Klement, the party Car, purse stolen from J.T. Barker by won by Mrs. Diane Dulock. entertained more than 60 guests armed thieves — The 1936 Chevrolet Coupe ... Refreshments were served by who were served a barbecue din- $11.00 at gunpoint. V hostesses Mmes. Diane Dulock, ner with all the trimmings, hosted 7th - 8th - 9th Patty Eberhart and Dee Eberhart. by all the family. Grade Students V Gifts, birthday cake and V greeting cards enhanced the even- ears Ylgo) ing. The group played dominoes 50 Valentine "Sock Hop" V and visited. Saturday, Feb.13 V TAXPAYERS V with dependents • K.C. 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VFW district meeting set for weekend

The VFW and Auxiliary District with registration on Saturday, noon and the VFW and Auxiliary I meeting will be held on Feb. Feb. 13, from noon until 6 p.m. A breakfasts will be held from 8 13-14, hosted by Gainesville Post school of instruction will be held a.m. until 9 a.m. 1922 at the Post Home. from 3 p.m. until 4 p.m. Happy Separate closed meetings for the Representing the Department of Hour will be from 5 p.m. until 6 VFW and the Auxiliary are Texas will be Jim Nier, State Jr. p.m. There will be a dance from 8 scheduled for Sunday noon until 2 Vice Commander, and Doyle W. p.m. until midnight. Admission p.m. The banquet will be held at 2 Sloan, district commander, and price is $4.00 per person. p.m. (at $5.00 per person). The Anita Munroe, district auxiliary Registration will again be held District raffle drawing will be held president. Sunday morning from 8 a.m. until at 5 p.m. The schedule of events begins

Schedule Sande ri e U/ by Serving Cooke County for Over 30 Years Meetings West Side of Courthouse FOR IT'S fourth offering this season, Butterfield talented cast of local actors to bring to life the of ...0.0.000,106= nzraG==5;a240000c..:§ Stage Players proudly presents Beth Henley's "crazies" of Ms. Henley's play. "Crimes of the "Crimes of the Heart." This award-winning comedy Heart" opens Friday, Feb. 12, at 7:30, followed by Garden Club about the strange lives of three sisters in Hazlehurst, an opening night gala, and continues at that time on The Muenster Garden Club will Mississippi met with tremendous critical acclaim on the 13th, 18-20, and 26-28. 'Crimes" is rated PG due meet Friday, Feb. 12, at 9:30 a.m. St. Peter's Society sponsors: Broadway and an equally warm response recently as to subject matter and language. Box office opens in the home of Marie Endres. a motion picture. BSP's production of "Crimes" is Feb. 8. Box office hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 Louise Knauf will present a pro- being guest directed by Timothy Hogan, who direc- p.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays. For reservations, call (817) gram on "Nature's Wild Plants - Valentine's Day Dance ted this season's earlier production of "Brighton 665-8152. Edible and Useful." Beach Memoirs." Hogan has again assembled a • Saturday, February 13 CC Diabetic Support Group 8:30 - 12:30 The Cooke County Diabetic Music b, Support Group will meet Tuesday, Doug Martin & The Rustlers

Feb. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the con- 5.00 per person $ 10.00 couple 1111 ference room of the Gainesville Memorial Hospital. Guest speaker • Free Set-Ups - B.Y.O.B. Door Prizes Scouts celebrate 78th birthday will be Dr. Les Schachar, IP Ophthalmologist. Members of Muenster Scouting carrying the Offertory gifts of Scouts and Cubs in the reces- Program gathered Sunday, Feb. 7, water, wine, bread and Sunday of- sional, following their flags. for the 10:30 a.m. Mass in Sacred ferings to the altar. Song leaders for the impressive Heart Church to celebrate Na- Other participants were Jason ceremony was Emily Klement. Let's Talk Value tional Scout Sunday, which Walterscheid and Kenneth Music was provided by Dave and Walterscheid with the entrance Pam Fette and Eric Gray on observes the anniversary of the Want A Lot ForYour Money? J ust Look founding of the Scouting procession and Offertory proces- guitars and Ronnie and Tina 1988 Plymouth 1)Automatic movement. sion introductions. Reliant LE 2)Air The 35 members of the Cub Parents of the Scouts served as Weinzapfel on trumpets. They 3)Tinted Glass Scout Pack 664 and the 18 Eucharistic ministers. They in- performed "America, the 4) Power Steering & Brakes members of the Boy Scout Troop cluded John and Lanie Bartush, Beautiful" for the entrance pro- 664 were in attendance to Rosemary Dankesreiter, Cindy cession; "Sons of God" for the 56) TiCrlut ise celebrate the 78th birthday of the Gehrig, Harold Flusche and Roy Offertory; "On Eagles' Wings" 7)AM/FM Stereo Cassette Boy Scouts and the 58th birthday and Irene Hartman. and "Look Beyond" for Commu- 8)Power Door Locks of the Cub Scouts. The Scouting The liturgy, which was planned nion and "Battle Hymn of the 9)Dual Remote Mirrors program was founded by Lord by Linda Knabe, closed with all Republic" for the recessional. 10)Steel Belted White Walls Robert Baden-Powell on Feb. 8, 11)Color-Keyed Striping Package 00 12)6-Passenger Seating 1910. Just 59261 The special liturgy began with Justin celebrates Mid-Size Room 13)Custom Cloth LE Interior the American flag procession with at a Compact PLUS 7 YEAR•70,000 MILE WARRANTY Mark Flusche carrying the Price! American Flag; Jeffrey at McDonald's Feb. 6 Don't Spend More — Just Get More Walterscheid with the Papal Flag; See the Automotive Professionals at Michael Gehrig with the Boy McDonald's in Gainesville on Scout Troop Flag; and Jody Saturday, Feb. 6. Felderhoff with the Cub Scout Happy Meals and a decorated birthday cake were served. NOLAN CHRYSLER Pack Flag. Following them were Mass Guests were Danny Felderhoff, East Hwy. 82 Gainesville 665-0744 servers Cory Knabe, Aaron Ber- Casey Gilbreath, Justin Britain, res, Tommy Joe Dankesreiter, Vince Felderhoff, Aaron Klement, Scott Poole, Greg Flusche and Brent Sicking, David Poulsen, celebrant Father Victor Gillespie, Jesse Harris and Chad Felderhoff; O.S.B. Participants in the birth- and Justin's sisters, Leslie and day liturgy were Scouts Justin Shelley; and their parents and Hartman, Jamie Hellman and Jon hosts, Gloria and Robert Klement. Fleitman with the scriptural The children played indoor and Totally Free Checking. readings; Glen Dangelmayr, Cody outdoor games. They all received Sicking, Paul Swirczynski, Billy treats to take home. Hellman, James Felderhoff, No Service Charges. Jonathan Otto, Jesse Luke and Lucas Hartman with the Prayers of the Faithful. No Minimum Balance. Presenting Offertory gifts were Nicholas Yosten carrying the Bi- ble; Ryan Klement, crafts; Jeff No Surprises. Flusche, a canteen; Aaron Sick- ing, the Scout Spirit Candle; and Justin Klement celebrated his Shirley, Rodney and Eric Knabe seventh birthday with a party at Finally, at Western Federal you can have a checking account that's really free. Check our free-checking offer against your present bank or any other bank. %It - - q -4U4P - VA- =AM- Western Your Western Your Federal Bank Federal Bank _Rapp y No service charges Rr ❑ No limit on number of Ri ❑ checks you can write No minimum balance fir ❑ Canceled checks included Wi. ❑ Valentine required with monthly statement Get free checking from Western Federal. It's totally free. 2)ay, WESTERN FEDERAL FSLIC eXonnie SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 329 N. Commerce Gainesville Gainesville 817-665-0316; Bowie 817-872-2268. 665-3201

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Keaton celebrates New Arrivals

Bury mg being one Keaton John Haverkamp's first r the birthday was celebrated with a Flusche are party at his home on Sunday even- Rumelhart 882 ing, two days before his actual bir- Brenda and Phillip Flusche of Matt and Christy Rumelhart of a12 )), thday of Feb. 9. Decatur announce the birth of Houston are parents of their first The Guests were his cousins, Sally their first child, Jacqueline Mary, child, a daughter, Andrea, born in held and Maggie Fisher; Courtney and born Feb. 2 at 1:25 p.m. at St. Luke's Hospital of Houston Brittany Haverkamp; and uncles Decatur Community Hospital. Saturday, Feb. 6,1988, weighing 7 and aunts, Chuck and Vicky She weighed 5 lbs. 15 oz. and was lb. 1 oz. Andrea is the first grand- Fisher and Billy and D'Ann 19 inches in length. Grandparents child for Ruth and . Max Haverkamp; Bryan Huckabay; are Mr. and Mrs. James Flusche Rumelhart of Buda, Texas, and-s IN THIS Photo From 1he Past, T. Walterscheid, Angela Hartman En- Dave Haverkamp; Great - of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. new, great-granddaughter for dres, Lena Walterscheid Fuhrmann and Bert Henscheid pose proudly on grandmother Ella Haverkamp; Martin Krahl of Valley View. Mrs. Margaret Fisher 01 i the car they used for "dragging" in the 1920's, which was usually a drive ds Grandmother Diane Huckabay; Great-grandparents include Muenster. in the country. Gtand father Dan Haverkamp. Regina Flusche of Decatur, Friends who attended were Brad Elizabeth Krahl and Ethel Kam- Biffle; Cindy Thomas; Julie merdiener, both of Gainesville. Beheler; Penni Hess; Kristen Fleit- Great-great-grandmother is Cassie man; and the hosts, Keaton's Plumlee of Gainesville. Honor Roll parents, Kevin and Shana Principal Eddie Griffin of 9th Grade - Jason Ashley, Jen- Haverkamp. Muenster Independent School nifer Bayer, Terry Felderhoff, They served a supper of ham District has announced the follow- Lanette Fisher, Jon Fleitman, burgers, hot dogs, decorated bir- ing names on the Honor Roll and Sherry Hacker, Amy Hoenig, thday cake and Kool-Aid. High Honor Roll for the third six Jane Klement, Brad McDaniel, CLEARANCE SALE weeks grading period: Karri Ramsey, Darrin Russell HONOR ROLL Sherilyn Sicking, Raymond '10 - '15 - '20 Dress & Casual 12th Grade - Kevin Anderle, Stewart, Steven Youngblood. School Lunch Menus Dada Bindel, David Fleitman, 8th Grade - Kristi Bierschenk, Brian Hess, Stuart Hess, Michele Jason Riffle, Connie Black, Huddleston, Alan Hudspeth, READ/WU Christie Christian, Kelli Ford, Meredith McDaniel, Michelle •VtA s Charity Gilbreath, Cheryl Hacker, MUENSTER I.S.D. BREAKFAST: Donuts, juice, F 4i. 45. . Monday, Dale Reiter, Michelle Come Doug Hennigan, Chris Kubis, Feb. 15 - 19 milk. and check Out Other Sale Items Smith. 201 Summit Ave , Gainesville, TX, 665 2771. Open Daily 9,5, Closed Sun Jennifer Lippe, Elizabeth Wed. - LUNCH: Spaghetti and 1 1 th Grade - Cheryl Bayer, Mon. - Taco w/Meat and Poulsen, Justin Ramsey, Nicki Meat Sauce, green beans, garlic Denise Bayer, Deanna Bierschenk, Cheese, beans, lettuce salad, fruit, Shotwell, Misti Vogel, Kelly Wim- bread, corn, jello w/bananas, Gaylia Brunson, Stephanie milk. mer, Stephanie Wimmer. milk. BREAKFAST: Cereal, Bynum, Jennifer Carroll, Jeff Tues. - Chicken Pot Pie, lettuce 7th Grade - Cindy Culp, Melissa Christian, Eric Dankesreiter, salad, rolls, fruit, milk. juice, milk. Fisher, Justin Hartman, Darlene Thur. - LUNCH: Chili or Soup, Murlin Evans, Travis Klement, Wed. - Grilled Cheese Sandwich cheese, crackers and peanut but- LaLonnie Massey, Mike Pagel, Hess, Jeremy Jones, Bria Miller, or Peanut Butter Sandwich, ter, peach and blackberry cobbler, Carrie Russell, LaNell Sicking, Daniel Proffer, Lisa Russell, French fried potatoes, fruit, cake, milk. BREAKFAST: Buttered Jean nene Walterscheid. Brandi Stormer, Kody Truben- milk. D I ONE STOP toast, juice, milk. 10th Grade - Donnie Boydstun, bach, DaLana Walterscheid, Staci Thur. - Hamburger w/Trimm- 303 E. Division, Muenster, 759.2536 Fri. - LUNCH: Sloppy Joes, Mike Connell, Yancy Culp, Jeff Whittington. ings, fruit, brownies, milk. Fri. - Fish Sticks, potatoes and tator tots, lettuce, pears, milk. Hellman, James Hennigan, Jan- HIGH HONOR ROLL case 5 BREAKFAST: Biscuit and gravy Miller Lite 11.12 net Reeves, Marshall Smith, Scot 12th Grade - Melody Klement, gravy, blackeye peas, cote slaw, w/sausage, juice, honey, milk. Vogel, Cindy Youngblood. Jennifer Reeves, Jamie rolls, milk. SACRED HEART SCHOOL ERA ISD LUNCH MENU Andre Champagne '3.19 Walterscheid. Feb. 15 - 19 irE7 Prescription Shop 11th Grade - John Herr, Kim S.N.A.P. MENUS Mon. - Tuna Noodle Casserole, 12 Pack 5 Hess, Keith Klement, Staci Sick- Feb. 15 - 19 Old Milwaukee 3.99 English peas, tossed salad, peach ing, Rhonda Stewart, Jeff Mon. - Crispitos, pinto beans, cobbler, milk. alb (tax not included) case Walterscheid, Joseph Shane lettuce, pudding, bread, milk. '7.99 Tues. - Enchiladas w/Chili and BELTONE Wimmer. Tues. - Brisket, potatoes, gravy, Cheese, Spanish rice, pinto beans, 10th Grade - Mike Abney, Jerry broccoli, fruit, bread, milk. Hearing Aid cornbread, lemon pudding, milk. Brawner, Misti Ford, Jimmy Wed. - Deviled Eggs, macaroni Wed. - Spaghetti w/Cheese, Batteries Herr, Lisa Robison, Dyann Vogel, and cheese, green beans, apple on Saturday, Feb.13 tossed salad, corn, fruit salad, hot Dana Wimmer, Jenny Wimmer. rings, bread, milk. Thur. - Meat Loaf, potatoes, rolls, butter, honey, milk. DAIRY 9th Grade - Melissa Bayer, Min- carnation for all the Always Fresh Thur. - Pimento Cheese Sand- Free dy Graham. lettuce, jello, bread, milk. Fri. - Toasted Cheese Sand- wich, cream of tomato soup, Inn Ladies who come in the 8th Grade - Amy Dankesreiter, INUENSTIO, 11%•3 Shop the Drive-In Window potato chips, peanut butter, cake. ...AT 12 75,011 Mike Gobble, Julie Hess, Rex wiches, tomato soup, celery, ap- Dairy Inn — W lute Supply La,t,' milk. for all your prescriptions Huchton, Lesli Klement, Tina ples, milk. Fri. - Fish Nuggets, French and drug needs. Klement, Alecia Ladd, Tony Per- FORESTBURG LUNCH MENU I fries, potato salad, Texas toast. ryman, Ryan Sicking. Feb. 15 - 19 WATTS' jell° w/fruit, milk. 7th Grade - Darren Bindel, Lori Mon. - LUNCH: Pizza, lettuce PRESCRIPTION SHOP Graham, Michael Hacker, and tomato salad, ranch style beans, crackers and peanut butter, 302 N Grand Gainesville Marlene Hess, Diane Pagel, Chelby Schoppa, Joy Tisdale. peaches, milk. BREAKFAST: Cereal, juice, milk. Tues. - LUNCH: Salmon Pat- ties, creamed potatoes, mixed vegetables, applesauce, chocolate pudding, bread, milk. Social security numbers are required for young children

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PAGE 8 - FEBRUARY 12, 1988 -THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Forestburg News Rosston and Ruth Smith

Services held for Harp Communities. Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Christian Elmer E. (Chief) Williams Those attending the funeral were in Denton Monday on Funeral services for Elmer E. from this area were Olin Merritt, business. (Chief) Williams, 73, of Waco and Ruth and Louis Eldridge, Mrs. • • • I formerly of Greenwood, were held Louise Shults, Raymond and Sunday afternoon guests of Friday, Jan. 29, 1988 at the Geneva Volkman, Oma Miss Lois Bewley and Clyde were Greenwood Baptist Church. Rev. Wakeman, Clifford and Merle Dude Berry, Mrs. Marie Ford and A.A. Farley officiated. Interment Hudspeth and Evelyn Brown. grandson, Mrs. Ruthie Molsby, was in Greenwood Cemetery und- McKinnsie and Machelle of THE FORESTBURG FFA received high rosette in junior division; placing second in the junior der the direction of Coker Funeral Gainesville. recognition for their participation in the Fort Worth division were Michael Chance, Toby Vann and Jason Home in Decatur. Livestock Show plant identification contest. Pic- Morris; Bart Sirman, Brent Holland and Chad Hud- Mrs. Berry's guests Joyce Hanson's news speth won first place in the senior division; Marshall Mr. Williams passed away Jim Conkwright and daughters, Mrs. Joyce Hanson accom- tured clockwise are, I to r, David Morris, Jamie Wednesday, Jan. 27, in a Waco Lively and Douglas Allen, first place plaque and Hardy, Vernon Forrester, Billy Covington and Terry Robin and Leslie, left Tuesday, panied Mrs. Carol Jakse and Mrs. Allen won second place in the senior division. hospital. Jan. 26, to return to their home in Deanna Foreman of Montague to He was born Feb. 14, 1914 in Hereford after attending the Gainesville for some shopping. Oklahoma. The Williamses lived funeral of George Berry. Mrs. Thursday, Mrs. Hanson accom- at Greenwood. Janice Conkwright remained with panied Mrs. Louise Shults to Chief Williams and the former her mother, Mrs. Josephine Berry, Alvord. Miss Flora Meyers of Rosston until Friday, when Byron Berry Sunday afternoon Mrs. Hanson were married May 24, 1933 in took her to DFW to return home. visited her son, Jim Call, and Marietta, Oklahoma. Mrs. Brenda Haverkamp of family in Gainesville. He is survived by his wife, Gainesville came Friday and spent Personal Flora; one daughter, Mrs. Sandra tit Monday with Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Louise Shults spent Kay Holmes of Watauga; one son, Berry. Mrs. Berry and Brenda Wednesday night with Bill and Bob Williams of Greenwood; four went to Dallas Monday and Mrs. Ginny Shults in Denton. grandchildren; four great - Berry's sister, Mrs. Jimmie Cook, Richardsons attend ballgame grandchildren; two sisters; and six returned home with them to spend Tom, Becky and Chari Richard- brothers. two weeks with Josephine. son and Norma White attended Mrs. Louise Shults and Mrs. Mrs. Brenda Haverkamp had the basketball game at Slidell Oma Wakeman attended the lunch with Josephine and Mrs. Saturday night. The game was bet- funeral. Cook Saturday. ween Slidell and Gunter. The Mrs. Berry is expecting her Slidell girls and the boys lost. daughter, Mrs. Janice Conkwright Hutsons entertain of Hereford, and Phil and Kends Hutson of Saint Jo Forestburg FFA wins at show Hallie Caruth (Phillips) Margaret Cook of Dallas. Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chrestman dies Feb. 1 Hutson and Brad during the Graveside services for Mrs. Hallie Jimmie Cook will return to her Forestburg FFA's range and senior team were Terry Allen, Ver- weekend. Caruth (Phillips) Chrestman, 77, home in Dallas with the Phil pasture identification teams won non Forrester, Billy Covington PLEASE. were held Wednesday, Feb. 3, Cooks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hutson first and second place in both the and Marshall Hardy. Each first Help as stick to our 1988 at 2 p.m. in the Cottonwood visited Ancial and Elsie Thurman senior and jimior divisions of the place team won a rosette and pla- DEADLINE Personal Sunday evening. Southwestern Livestock Show que and individual scoring medals Cemetery in Wise County. Under Mr. and Mrs. Lyton Coursey The deadline for all the direction of Coker Funeral W.C. Hutson of Southlake contest in Fort Worth Saturday. and ribbons. Second place teams had as their guests Wednesday visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth news and advertiking Home in Decatur. The top four high scoring in- received rosettes, medals and 4 0 afternoon Mary and E.L. Smith Hutson during the week. dividuals in the junior division ribbons. is close-of-business of Boyd. Personal • • • were: 1st, Jamie Lively; 2nd, TUESDAY. Mrs. Juanita Greanead, Mr. David Morris; 3rd, Toby Vann; CC Mrs. Chrestman passed away Bobbie and Royce Pierce of and Mrs. Ran Greanead and Matt and 4th, Douglas Allen. Top scor- Monday, Feb. 1, 1988 in a nursing Fort Worth spent Sunday with her and Mr. Vint Freeman had as their ing individuals in the senior divi- o home in Richland Hills. mother, Mrs. Evelyn Brown. guests for the weekend Mr. and sion were: 1st, Brent Holland; t New car shopping? See us before you TI She was born Aug. 12, 1910 in Mrs. Brown says she has new Mrs. Gary Greanead and Jennifer 2nd, Bart Sirman; 3rd, Terry the Rush Creek Community in neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie of Burleson. Allen; and 4th, Chad Hudspeth. Wise County. Her parents were Pucket and family now live across The first place junior division buy for selection, service and price. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Phillips. the street from her in Leo. Josh team was composed of Jamie Tuggle and his little cousin visited Lively, David Morris and Douglas 41111. Mrs. Brown. Allen; second place team was 4230 Karl Klement Her husband was Claude Willis Kelley visited Mrs. Toby Vann, Jason Morris and Chrestman who preceded her in Evelyn Brown Sunday morning. Michael Chance. Ford - Mercury - Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge - Jeep death. • • • She is survived by two sisters Marvin Mabeiry, Jr. came First place senior team members Decatur, Texas and four brothers. were: Brent Holland, Bart Sirman Tuesday for an overnight visit (Ford/Mercury) Mrs. Chrestman had many with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Chad Hudsepth. Team 1.800-327-2489 friends in the Forestburg-New Marvin Maberry, Sr. members of the second place 1-800-322-5337 (Chr ysler/Jeep)

ds Sister Barbara Bernauer tor Your Jewelry Ne 307 North Grand, See Seeds takes part in event Gainesville

Sister Barbara Bernauer is tak- which finally led to the reception 1, A NESSA COVINGTON ing part in a history-making event into the Roman Church of seven- SEED'S JEWELERS for the Franciscan Order of the teen persons, on the morning of Vanessa named Atonement of Graymoor, N.Y. Oct. 30, 1909. This corporate Serving People Like You For Over 44 Years A Muenster native, and a reception of the Society of the FFA Sweetheart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ber- Atonement into the Roman Vanessa Covington, Sweetheart nauer who moved as a family to Catholic Church was the first such Hereford in 1924, she became ac- for the Forestburg FFA Chapter, -Wave _Weart occurrence since the Reformation. was presented with her official quainted with the Franciscan Sister Barbara went on to ex- sweetheart jacket at the last Sisters of the Atonement and the plain that both the founder and Franciscan Fathers who staffed regular chapter meeting. Vanessa the foundress were known for is the daughter of Joan and Gary the mission church at Hereford in their great love for the poor, their Compare its early days. The Franciscans Covington of Forestburg. She is love for St. Francis, and the Fran- vice president of the Freshman were invited by the late Bishop ciscan way of life. Hence the Our Prices Joseph Patrick Lynch of Dallas to class; a member of the National Society of the Atonement follows Beta Club; and president of the Year'Round — staff St. Anthony's parish. The the Franciscan Rule. The members Sisters arrived in 1917 and the Forestburg FHA. also pray daily for Church Unity. Vanessa is a member of the Stu- They Are Always Friars came in 1920. From its beginning days at In May, 1931, Sister Barbara dent Council and a starter on the Right! fi Graymoor, the society has worked girls' basketball team. She was the Bernauer became a Postulant at to bring about the Atonement (At the Graymoor Motherhouse, high 1987 Freshman class Halloween -one-ment, in this reference, Carnival queen candidate. up in the Hudson Valley of "Unity"). Graymoor, N.Y. There she was in- The week of prayer for Chris volved mostly in Catechetical tian Unity, initiated 80 years ago Work, and was stationed in Con- by Father Wattson, remains a necticut, Wyoming and New York force for unity that is celebrated Statement of Condition State for 55 years. annually from Jan. 18 (Feast of Now in semi-retirement, she the Chair of St. Peter) to Jan. 25 makes her home with her mother (Feast of the Conversion of St. Fourth Quarter Report here in Muenster. Her father died Paul). From its humble beginning 77•If" several years after the couple and despite strong opposition in December 31, 1987 returned to their hometown to its early years, the week of prayer FY/ _5-171-777r" B.-7J'7#V retire. is now observed by Catholic, At ,s-vzrz One of the highlights of the past Anglican, Orthodox, and Protes- year for her was the recent visit of December 31 tant Christians with special Officers Directors Brother Denis Sennett pf prayers and Bible services. 1986 1987 Graymoor, for interviews of great Wm. H. Lewie Wm. H. Lewle ASSETS importance. Father Fred Alvarez, Sister Barbara Bernauer con- Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Real Estate Loans • S.A. and Sister M. Annunciata tinued to relate to The Enterprise, 21,987.629 09 S 22,038.883.18 Griffitts and Sister Eilish the circumstances leading to the Frank Morris Frank Morris Other Loans 44,835,419 51 40,167.403.47 President Sweeney, S.A., are also gathering move of a number of Muenster Less Unearned Interest (1.048.795.17) (799,281 431 A testimonials from other members families to Hereford in approx- Ben hatcher Ben Hatcher Less Reserve for Loan Losses (1.644,976 45) (1,598,101 51/ of the order that will eventually . President Executive Vice President Net Loans 64,129,276.98 59,808.903.71 imately 1924, an event well- Ben E. Turbeyille lead to the Beatification of the remembered locally. Sometime Ben I (urbevIlle founder of the Society of the i.isident Senior Vice President Cash and Due From Banks 5,705.506 20 4.740,524.15 before this, St. Anthony's Church iscitti Russell Keith Russell Time Deposits in Banks Atonement, Father Paul Wattson, was staffed by Franciscan Friars 9,880,000 00 9.500,000 00 ind Senior Vice President and Federal Funds Sold 19.125,000.00 14,190.000.00 and the foundress, Mother and St. Anthony's School by Trust Officer Laurana White. U.S Treasury Securities 13,986.301 22 13.482,932.75 Franciscan Sisters. That's when lc. Jones William A. Claunch U.S. Agency Securities 0.00 1.985,438 38 They were interviewing ind Cashier Retired Sr. Barbara Bernauer, Sr. Regina Municipal Securities 6,765,171 31 6,159.464.15 members of the Franciscan order Richard C. Timmis Koelzer, Sr. Emma Marie Herr Mike Paulson Bank Premises 2.127,137 58 2,057,215.25 who lived in the Franciscan com- Vice President and Controller Retired and Father Bonaventure Koelzer. Furniture and Equipment 615.452 84 512,798.21 munity, or who knew, or had met B111 Cypert all formerly of Muenster, learned Allen Fleltman Other Assets 4.456.937 41 4,200,793.41 Father Paul Wattson and Mother to love the Franciscan Rule, and Vice President Owner of Watts Bros Pharmacy Laurana White. Their purpose Tim TurbeyIlle became postulants in the Society TOTAL 5125 790 783 54 1116,638,070.01 was to glean as much information of• the Atonement. As a result, dint Vice President from the memories of the young they all were well-acquainted with inda Ritcherson We're first postulants, that could be added to the founders, and were considered A ...•. tent Trust Officer Thomas R. Leeper the testimonials. prime sources of most reliable for you. LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Sister Barbara Bernauer, who information. Assistant Cashier Sally Gibson joined the order from Hereford, 801 E. California Street Deposits From Muenster, Brother Denis AssIstant Cashier 1117.448.685 79 1108,421.915.97 was one of its earliest members Other Liabilities Sennett went to Vancouver, 011ie Murphree Drawer A • (817) 665-1711 808,962 76 523,117.91 and knew both Father Paul Watt- British Columbia to intervien Total Liabilities 118,257,648 55 son and Mother Laurana White Assistant Cashier Gainesville, Texas 76240 109,005,033.88 Sister Regina Koelzer. Carolyn soya well, and was therefore one of the Member FDIC Capital Being interviewed on matters of Assistant Cashier 2,000,000 00 2.000.000.00 principal sources of information such importance was a great Surplus 3,000,000 00 3,000.000.00 the interviewers were seeking. honor for the Sisters, and they are Founded 1905 Undivided Profits 3.533.134 99 2,633,036.13 To The Muenster Enterprise, rejoicing in the knowledge that, Sister Barbara Bernauer related should the Beatification take place The second oldest TOTAL 5126.790_783 54 1116.638.070.01 how Father Wattson and Mother after many years, they were part White founded their religious of the history of the event as it was state bank in Texas order in the Episcopalian Faith, occurring.

Tigers get first district win... SPORTS SH teams have busy schedule Last Friday, the Sacred Heart "We are finally starting to get "Walter Smith and Wayne basketball teams traveled to healthy," continued Coach Jon. Becker played outstanding Oakridge High School to start a "Hopefully, Thursday Juline will defense. We played a triangle and 1 long, busy weekend. Saturday be able to rejoin us and we will be two with Walter on Motsney and they hosted Lutheran and Monday at full strength for the remainder Wayne on Loy. These two com- traveled south to play Lexington, of the year." bined for 32 points on Monday an iced-out, rescheduled game. Thursday, Feb. 11, Sacred but only got 17 tonight," con- junior Tuesday night Lexington came to Heart will host Oakridge for the tinued Coach Jon. Jason Muenster with the regular season final district game. "Deano and Darrell controlled ending on Friday, Feb. 11, when "Starting Friday we will begin the game with their board work the Tiger teams host Oakridge. our playoff preparation and we and Glen hit the big baskets." Terry T Tigerettes 51, Oakridge 27 are almost sure of the No. 1 seed Glen Swircszynski led the Tigers Sacred Heart Tigerettes stunned in the Dallas region," stated with 13 points and Deano Bayer the host team with a 51-27 win, as Coach Jon. "The 'sweet sixteen' followed with 10, Darrell they led Oakridge all the way will be announced Sunday in Dangelmayr hit 9, Wayne Becker enroute to the win. It was 13-6, Waco." 8 and Walter Smith added I. 28-11 and 39-17 at the quarters. "The girls have had a great year "We've only got one more left Lisa Hamric was high scorer in recording their 8th straight and our boys have a lot of pride so with 15 points. Vicki Walterscheid district title and are looking for I will look for another great per- followed with 12, Vickie Schmitt their 30th win Thursday," con- formance on Thursday!" had 10, Molly Koelzer 8, Noelle cluded Coach Jon. Hesse 5 and LaBecah Hess I . Tigers 41, Lexington 31 Tigers 43, Oakridge 67 The long drought ended for FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT The Tigers were handed another Sacred Heart's Tigers Tuesday Thursday, Feb. II, will be Fan defeat as they fell 67-43 to the night, as they exploded for 41 Appreciation Night in the Tigers' Oakridge Owls. Darrell points to take their first district Den as Sacred Heart hosts the Dangelmayr paced the team with win and second win of the season, Oakridge Owls. The first 100 fans 18 points, followed by Walter 41-31, over Lexington. will be awarded a free gift. So, Smith and Wayne Becker with 10 "The boys did a great job last come to the game and support the points each and Deano Bayer add- night," bragged Coach Jon Tiger teams in the final regular TIGERETTES defense puts pressure on Lexington nifer Fuhrmann. The second string defense held the ed 5. LeBrasseur. "We nailed the free season game. Game time starts at by knocking the ball loose. Sacred Heart players af- Lady Patriots to 3 points in the second half. Oakridge jumped ahead early, shots down the stretch." The 6 p.m. V ter the ball are, Ito r, 12 Robin Greathouse, 21 Amy Janie Hartman Photo taking a 20-9 first quarter lead, Tigers completed 10 for 20 at the Walterscheid, Julie Rohmer, J.J. Dowd and 11 Jen- kept ahead 40-20 at halftime and free throw line, in the second half. held a 56-33 third quarter lead. Tigerettes 96, Lutheran 22 Ten Tigerettes got on the Two 3-on-3 basketball scoreboard as Sacred Heart cruis- ed by Lutheran Saturday night in the Tigers' Den. The Hamrics - Lisa and Danna - swished in 18 tournaments scheduled points apiece as high scorers. Two 3-on-3 basketball tourneys cost is $40.00 per team. Sign-up sponsored by Sacred Heart Alum- Vicki Walterscheid followed with have been planned for the up- deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 24. ni for March 5 and 6. There will be 14 and Molly Koelzer had 12. coming weeks. For more information, contact four players on each team, with the Vickie Schmitt added 10, Amy First, the Lindsay Jaycees will be Steve Fuhrmann, 665-9369, P.O. cost set at $40.00 per team. For Walterscheid 9, LaBecah Hess 7, ' 1 sponsoring a 3-on-3 basketball Box 164, Lindsay, Texas 76250. more information, call Danny Jennifer Fuhrmann 4 and Julie 1011 tournament on Sunday, Feb. 28. There will be a limit of 16 teams. Walterscheid at 817-759-2546. Rohmer and Michele Walter There will be four players per learn; The second tournament slated is scored 2 each. The Tigerettes led throughout the game, leading 21-5, 50-9 and Team Captain Team Captain 77-17 at the quarters and finished with a 99-22 district win. Team Members Team Members Tigers 44, Lutheran 57 The Tigers trailed throughout the game, losing to Lutheran 44-57. It was 22-8, 36-15, 42-27, at Phone Number to be contacted Phone Number to be contacted the quarters as the host team led For more infornianon, call, Deadline: Wednesday, Feb. 24 all the way. Danny Wallerscheid, 817-759-2546 Darrell Dangelmayr canned 12 For more information call or write: points, followed by Walter Smith Steve Fuhrmann, 665-9369, P.O. Box 164, Lindsay, TX Sponsored by Sacred Heart Alumni with 1 I , Glen Swirczynski had 10, Sponsored by Lindsay Jaycees Wayne Becker 6 and Deano Bayer added 5 points. Tigerettes 82, Lexington 33 The Tigerettes chalked up another easy victory, 82-33, Mon- day night at Lexington. It was 31-5 in Sacred Heart's favor after the first quarter and the visitors COACH JON LeBRASSEUR discuioei, iitraiegy during a Lexington Independent Safety is maintained a comfortable timeout. The Tigers earned their first district win by defeating the 28-point margin at 47-19 going in- Insurance F M W Patriots 41-31. Janie Hartman Photo 1•IAgent to halftime and 69-28 after three quarters. no accident Vicki Walterscheid led the INSURANCE AGENCY Tigerettes' scoring with 18 points, Starting the month of February, we will run a Dangers and hazards are ever while Lisa Hamric had 16, Amy regular Feature Special. We will have a counter- For all your insurance needs present, and keeping safe requires Walterscheid 14 and Vickie that we stay on guard all the time Walterscheid 12. Danna Hamric end display with our Super Specials. Watch each to prevent injury and serious con- added 9, LaBecah Hess and Molly Drawer 0, 204 N. Main, Muenster, Texas sequences to ourselves and others. Koelzer 6 each and Jennifer month as we introduce new bargains. • 817-759-4644 Cooke County Electric Fuhrmann had 1. Sacred Heart Cooperative has the utmost con- shot 4 of 10 at the free throw line. cern for the safety of everyone. ...NOW FEATURING OUR ;'_• The Cooperative strives to inform you, the member-consumer, and Tigers 46, Lexington 57 the general public regarding Darrell Dangelmayr hit 25 1988 Master Choi's Open various safety programs, create points to lead the Tigers as they FEBRUARY SPECIALS... awareness and implement safe scratched and clawed in an at- Tae Kwon Do Traditional working conditions and operating tempt to earn a district win at Lex- ington, but failed, falling 57-36 Power Tape Rule Martial Arts Championships procedures both for employees x 25' and the general public. for the 10th district loss. Reg 1299 Saturday, March 5 We believe that it would be The Tigers were ahead 11-10 go- ing into the second quarter, but Denton High School helpful for you to know that the SPECIAL $600 fell behind 26-18 at halftime. Lex- 1007 Fulton Street, Denton state law has been adopted ington remained 8-point leaders "461 Registration 9:00 a.m. Elimination 11,00 a.m. through Article 1436c, V.A.T.S., that specify minimum distances in going into the final 8 minutes, and Demonstration by world's Top Masters working near electrical lines. outscored the Tigers 21 points in Makitn from Mexico, Korea, Spain 2:00 p.m. The law prohibits the conduct the fourth, for the final 57-36 Super Duty 7Y," of any function or activity or the score. including Hopkido, Kung Fu and Other Martial Arts Deano Bayer added 5 points Circular Saw Presented by Master Choi's Tae Kwon Do Academy erection of any structure within six (6) feet of any high voltage Glen Swirczynski 3, Josh McCoy 2 Style No 5007N8 and Wayne Becker 1 point. At the For Int ormation, call (817)382.3854, 665.1179 overhead power line. This includes (1 3 Paint FEATURE SPECIAL or visit 605 Sunset, Denton, TX 76201 the use of any tool, equipment or free throw, the Tigers shot 8 for machinery within six (6) feet of 19. i;•••.s. Thinner '149 9' any high voltage overhead line. Tigerettes 80, Lexington 13 Reg. 3.75 It is also forbidden to erect, Tuesday night Lexington travel- SPECIAL move, transport or store any ed to Muenster for a rematch of O tools, equipment, machinery, the night before. The Tigerettes $900 house or other building within six Gallon 10" Gripmaster 7 RE-ELECT again dominated the court, earn- E.- I0 (6) feet of a high voltage overhead Reg. 8.49 Pliers ing their eleventh district win. ation line. Z ' CombinR 4 9 Five girls got into the double digit Square The law specified requirements scores: Vickie Schmitt led with 16 SALE 500 for warning signs on equipment points, followed by Vicki 5 and farm machinery, any part of Walterscheid and Danna Hamric S ccrriber i0 which is capable of vertical, lateral with 14 each, Lisa Hamric with 13 / blot lbeel/Pyos, and 7 7 or swinging motion, including the and Amy Walterscheid had 10. Fp '5 installation of cage-type guards Other scorers were Molly Koelzer Le i is • and insulator devices on equip- with 6, Noelle Hesse, J.J. Dowd 5 ment having a lifting hook. / and Julie Rohmer with 2 apiece / is Please See SAFETY, Page 10 and Angela Endres adding I. SALE $400 I t Sacred Heart led 39-2 and 52-10 after the first two quarters. "Our defense was better tonight, but our concentration wasn't very Plus Other good," said Coach Jon LeBrasseur. 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PAGE 10 - FEBRUARY 12, 1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Big Red to battle #3 Graford... Lindsay strong in district tourney Hornets, Hornettes In the first round of the district 1-point elimination defeat. Craig Neu 13, Bobby Fleitman had 8, Tony Cunningham and Jeff -v". tournament, Lindsay eliminated Lindsay led the first half by 9-6 finish district 10-0 Prairie Valley boys' and girls' and 16-10 at the quarters. "We Arendt added 2 each. Lindsay basketball teams Monday night. fell the final quarter," said Lind- Lindsay vs. Prairie Valley say Coach George Thomason. ment and James Hennigan scored Fur the second consecutive The girls, led by Kristi Krebs After falling behind at the end 4 each, and Dale Reiter, Chris Kle- District 33-A season, the Muenster and Jolanda Wimmer, put on a of the third quarter, Lindsay was ment and Alan Hudspeth 2 each. Hornets and Hornettes finished comeback effort in the second able to tie the game with 40 Bart Sirman paced the Horns with off their district championship quarter against Prairie Valley to seconds remaining, but the 'Horns 14 points. seasons with victories over the narrow the gap and take the lead. took the lead with only 8 seconds "We clicked the cylinders Forestburg Longhorns for perfect After falling behind 7-4 the first left in the game. tonight," said an ecstatic Coach 10-0 district ledgers. The Hornet- quarter, Krebs scored 10 of Lind- Shelly Fleitman was high scorer Heers as the Hornets clinched a tes bounced the Lady Horns 76-24 say's 14 second quarter points to for Lindsay with 9 points, follow- 10-0 district slate. "We talked and the Hornets played one of have a halftime lead of 18-17. The ed by Jolanda Wimmer and Kristi earlier about maintaining intensity their better games as they won Knightettes extended a 2-point Krebs, scoring 6 each. Julie and when securing a lead. to build 68-32 at the Hornet's Nest. Both lead in the third quarter and were Fuhrmann added 4, Angela on it. At Saint Jo, we had seen a teams finished unbeaten at home able to hold the advantage for Fuhrmann 3 and Connie Hermes 24-point lead with 5 minutes to and the girls continued a home 36-34 final regular district win. 2. play fall to 10. Tonight, the guys winning streak of 31 games. Krebs and Wimmer led the team Krista Shults led the Lady showed they were willing to play Muenster had four girls in dou- with 14 points each. Julie Longhorns with 13 points, follow- ble figures for the third con- for 32 minutes. We played very secutive game. Melody Klement well." scored 18, Staci Walterscheid 14, Forestburg, the second place Meredith McDaniel 12, and Dana finisher with a 7-3 record, could Wimmer 10. Jennifer Carroll never get untracked against the scored 8, Melissa Bayer and tough defensive pressure of the Peachy Switzer 4 each, and Shon- Hornets. Muenster outscored the na Reiter, Jenny Wimmer and Horns 35-20 in the second half. Tara Walterscheid added 2 apiece. Muenster will test its strength All 10 Hornettes scored while the against 2 Region II playoff Lady Horns were led by Krista qualifiers this week. Friday night Shults with 15 and Melanie Griffin they play Henrietta-Midway at Alvord at approximately 8:30 with 1 point. Wimmer led shot poorly at the free throw, hit- Muenster with 8 rebounds. p.m. following the 7 p.m. girls' ting only 18 of 35. Walterscheid added 7 assists, game. Monday night, they travel Carlos Rodriguez was high McDaniel had 5 assists and also to Henrietta-Midway's new gym- scorer for Era with 21 points. The connected on 5 of 7 field goals. nasium to battle the Class A Hornets also got in foul trouble, Walterscheid also got 6 of a powerhouse Graford, ranked 3rd in the state at 26-1. with 3 players leaving the court. Hornette season-high 30 steals. The Lindsay boys will travel to The girls were also a season-high "Whether they're a powerhouse or not, I don't know. We're look- Forestburg Saturday, Feb. 11, to 53 percent (34 of 64) from the determine who will represent the field. ing at Midway first and we really district as runner-up. Forestburg "We're getting better, which is hope we just play a couple of solid received a bye to the tournament a good thing to be saying at this games and improve. It's playoff finals. Game time is at 7 p.m. The point of success," said Hornette time and consistency is our winner of the Lindsay/Forestburg Coach Ted Heers. "The younger number one priority. We don't game will play Gunter, district girls are showing more poise. We play sudden death until Feb. 23. 34A champions on a neutral play Henrietta-Midway at Alvord we'll be loose for the court. Time and place will be this Friday to give us a good test Jackrabbits." announced. before next Tuesday night's game The Hornets will meet Slidell in JOLANDA WIMMER (11) of Lindsay moves around a block by her with Ponder." bi-district competition at a site teammate Shelly Fleitman (22). Photos by Gene Hermes The win boosted the girls' mark and time to be determined on Feb. Fuhrmann added 4, with Shelly ed by Jan Bell hitting 6. Cheryl 23. to 18-6 for the year. Fleitman and Connie Hermes Landers made 4, Tara Romine Affordable The Hornets rambled to their making 2 apiece. and Vanessa Covington added 3 BRIAN HESS makes a lay-up 23rd win against 3 losses by jump- Lindsay hit 8/15 from the free cataract surgery Golf tourney against Forestburg. each, while Melanie Griffin had 2. ing on the visiting Horns in the throw line. Prairie Valley's top Photo by Darren 'A alterscheid Forestburg girls will travel to first quarter. Muenster ran and scorer was Angie Myers with 17 Era Friday night, game time at 7 pressed its way to a 23-5 lead and slated for points, with the team shooting 65 p.m., to determine the tourna- cataract and never looked back. They led at in- FINAL percent free throws. ment champion and the district Quality lens implant surgery termission 33-12. Feb. 14, 9:30 DISTRICT STANDINGS runner-up. The winner will play Kevin Anderle hit 14 points and In the boys' game, all the Slidell, district 34A champion, at little cost to Medicare had 6 assists. Brian Hess scored 20 The Muenster Golf Association Knights put points on the board. date and location to be patients. Cataract surgery will host a golf tournament at BOYS points, followed by Mike Pagel Muenster, 10-0 Led by Jeff Arendt's 14 points, announced. at no cost to Medicare and J. Shane Wimmer with 10 Nocona Hills Golf Course on Sun- Forestburg, 7-3 Lindsay handed the Bulldogs a Lindsay vs. Era patients with supple- points each. Pagel also had a day, Feb. 14, at 9:30 a.m., Lindsay, 6-4 79-36 defeat. Robert Duncan The Lindsay Knights advanced mental insurance. weather permitting. Saint Jo, 5-5 team-high 10 rebounds. Keith Kle- followed with 12, Tejay Fleitman to the finals in the district tourna- To find out more, Era, 2-8 11, Bobby Fleitman 10, Mark Prairie Valley, 0-10 ment Tuesday night by defeating call collect... Hoenig 9, Craig Neu 7, Tony Cun- Era 64-52. Muenster Hornettes GIRLS ningham 5, Phillip Metzler and Lindsay led all the way, by Mike Dieter had 4 each and scores of 20-16, 44-32, and 51-40 Muenster, 10-0 Era, 7-3 Ashley Furhmann added 3. at the quarters. "We started off augery earn 19th victory Lindsay, 5-5 The Knights jumped ahead ear- good," said Coach Thomason, Patrick Fitzgerald, M.D. Forestburg, 5 - 5 ly with a 20-8 first quarter lead, "but got reckless the second half Ardmore, OK 226-3100 In a prelude to Tuesday night's Meredith McDaniel 10. Jennifer Saint 1o, 3-7 and the playing got even." Praine Valley, 0-10 bi-district clash with Ponder, the Carroll scored 7, Melissa Bayer Robert Duncan was high scorer The cataract center of - Southern Oklahoma Muenster Hornettes met the Era and Jenny Wimmer 6 each, Shon- for the Knights with 21 points, Hornettes in Muenster and came na Reiter 2, and Peachy Switzer I. followed by Mark Hoenig with 14, away 68-38 winners. Monday's The Hornettes will try to hit the Continued from Page 9 matchup saw Muenster jump out 20-win plateau this Friday at to a 27-13 halftime lead and cruise Alvord against Henrietta-Midway to their 19th win against 6 losses. warm-up game. SAFETY Four Hornettes hit double The Muenster Hornettes will The absolute prohibition of Farm Bureau Insurance figures led by Melody Klement face off against the Ponder Lady construction of houses or other with 13. Dana Wimmer added 12 Lions on Tuesday night, Feb. 16, buildings and use of equipment John Bartush, Agent points to go with her 8 steals. Staci at Denton High School at 7 p.m. in within six (6) feet of high voltage Fire * Life * Auto * m, a I ■ ,, , ,held scored II. and bi-district action. power lines is increased to ten (10) I.R.A. feet if certain precautions have not "Stop By and Compare" been taken set out in the Act. stretching their margin to 33 - 14 at These precautions include halftime. With a 54-25 score going . 759-4052 1100 E. Division into the final eight minutes, the FISHING REPORT negotiating with the operator of Hillcrest Center Muenster, Texas MO"- LAKE: Water clear, 42 degrees, normal level; black the power lines so that temporary Knights added 25 points to Prairie hass sl , crappie slow; white bass slow; catfish slow; a sleet work can be done while they are Valley's 9 for an impressive first storm hit early Tuesday, dropping up to 2 inches of sleet. No temporarily de-energized. Tht round district tournament. I ishermen out midweek. power company may make a Also in first round action last TEXOMA: Water clear, 42 degrees, normal level; black bass charge for this service, however, ii Friday night, the Forestburg girls lair to 4 pounds on cranks; striper fair to good to 21 pounds on is limited to the power company's the travel HOP eliminated Saint Jo by a score of Sassy Shad and live bait; crappie good under boat houses with actual expense, and the power 34-31. The Pantherettes held a Gainesville strings to 14 fish to 11/2 pounds each on minnows; white bass company must be given at least (817)665-1712 I-point lead with 15 seconds left in poor; catfish slow. Heavy sleet fell all day Tuesday, few fisher- forty-eight (48) hours advanced 2112 E. Hwy. 82 the game when 2 turnovers help men midweek. notice to arrange for temporary gave Forestburg the winning edge. clearances. Biblical Arts Center and The Era Hornets beat the Saint Finally, the Act provides for Jo boys in a close, last-seconds Dinner Theatre penalties up to $1,000.00 for a victory. With 7 seconds left, Era 00 person violating it and makes Saturday, 5 was leading 67-66, struck twice on 40 Attention those same persons liable for a one-in-one free throw, then stole February 20, 1988 per person damages as a result of its viola- the ball from the Panthers and put tion. For a complete context of Includes transportation, admission to the Biblical in a 2-point Iayup as time expired Article 1436c, persons and firms Money Market to win 71-66. Arts Center, visit 011a Podrida, Gas Light Dinner and having personnel engaged in con- Lindsay vs. Forestburg Show. struction and operating equipment In the second round tournament and other acts in close proximity Reservations on first come basis — I Fund Investors. action Monday night, to power lines carrying over 600 A Forest burg's Lady Longhorns Call us now! volts of electricity should consult Now you can enjoy 9.5 0/0 • tax-deferred accumulation of handed the Lindsay Knightettes a earnings through an annuity that offers the following benefits: Article 1436c Vernon's Annotated I _IINo sales or administrative charges Civil Statutes or their attorney. ipNo surrender charges We believe that everyone needs Principal guaranteed by issuing company to be aware of what the law says. Needless to say, the dangers which Ramcharger For more information, please call us or send in the coupon I are outlined in these articles below. should be avoided and the letter of • Rate as of 2/10/88, subject to change without notice. Interest the law adhered to. Tough & Versatile with rate is guaranteed for 1 year by the issuing company. Not If you have additional questions 1) V.8 Power available in all states. about electric safety, please feel 21Automatic free to contact Gene Davenport, 3)Cloth Buckets Prudential-Bache Securities, 800 E California. Gainesville, TX 76240 Member Services Manager, or 4) 5-Passenger Sea ling I Mtn: Richard Rogers. Assoc. Vice President-Investments Jerry Admire, Staff Engineer. The 5)Air 817-665-7611 in !Muenster. 817-759-2725 Cooperative also has a video 6) Power Steering & Brakes 7)Stereo 0 Please send additional information on Tao-Deferred Annuities. presentation available and printed material which further discusses 8) Deep Tint Glass I Name Address 1988 91 Extra Load P235 Tires some of the electric hazards which might exist. Ramcharger 10) Full Size Spare 7,, icy State Phone Stock a7991 1 199°° 11)Custom Striping and Morel f Tenn. rkdoe give reale and ONLY I iflice of Account Eamon oc "Best Priced - Best Backed" 114 From Your Truck Headquarters Prudential -Bache Securities Rock Solid. Market Wise. NOLAN DODGE The earliest known zoo belonged to Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt about East Hwy. 82 Gainesville .685-0744 1500 BC A Mr,

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Sacred Heart Muenster DAIRY IN.erelles Opposeel. IAA 29 2 SEASON RECORD 2 22 Hon.., OPPonenls /D I\ Varsity 38 89 40 *Dec. 15, Tyler Street Christian, T. 6:00 18 6 SEASON RECORD 23 3 ONE 74 38 • . 21, Liberty Christian, T, 6:00 59 85 73 47 73 \2yS1 3 Jan, 2, Boyd, 7, 1:00 45 Varsity 81 17 'Jan. 5, Lakehill, T, 6:00 45 50 40 31 42 37 Hwy. 82 Muenster 69 47 Jan. 12, Boyd, H, 7:00 "Jan. 2, Lindsay, T, 7:00 56 65 40 61 47 Jan, 15, Notre Dame, H, 6:00 63 49 27 `Jan. 5, Era, H, 7:00 26 82 54 86 27 *Jan. 19, Lutheran, T, 6:00 , 45 76 66 *Jan. 11, Saint Jo, H, 7:00 67 47 24 'Jan. 22, Tyler Street Christian, H, 6:00 41 76 50 21 *Jan. 14, Prairie Valley, T, 7:00 32 69 51 Structures, 105 18 • Jan. 26, Liberty Christian, 1-1, 6:00 54 66 75 22 'Jan. 15, Forestburg, T, 7:00 'Jan. 29, Lakehill, H, 6:00 45 39 MEAT MARKET 72 16 48 50 41 28 *Jan. 19, Lindsay, H, 7:00 'Jan. 22, Era, T, 7:00 66 49 Inc. 759-4211 51 27 43 67 46 _28 "Feb. 5, Oakridge, 7, 6:00 90 'Jan. 26, Prairie Valle). H. 7:00 83 24 96 22 44 57 25 4 "Feb. 6, Lutheran, H.6:00 • Jan. 29, Saint Jo, T, 7:00 69 59 82 33 57 _81 23 *Feb. 9, Lexington, H, 6:00 36 'Feb. 2, Forestburg, H, 7:00 Fabricators of 76 24 68 32 ,Fisceraus 80 13 'Feb. 2, Lexington, T, 6:00 41 31 • Denotes District Contest Structural Steel "Feb. 11, Oakridge, H, 6:00 Low-Rise Buildings that rman for with • Denoies Dititrtci Contest 759-2519 Muenster HENNIGAN THE 82 Liquor McCOY Auto Parts, Inc. Muenster - Your Friendly Package Store - FUNERAL HOME Building CENTER 11-i9 CAR QUEST Center 1' Ray and Kaye Wimmer 'COLON IALWARE O 759-2556 Mark Klement 846.(ERE I gir- "Everything Restaurant & Tavern therefore fresh Nights or Weekends Hwy. 82. _ Gas Donut. Daily L 759.4001 522 E. Division, Pm Meade Mew.. 759-2291 for Homemade Baked & Pastries Your Susi.. 759-2910 & 2984, Muenster Muenster Fumed Services for ail Muenster A'''''''''d Hillcrest Center, Muenster Anything" Open Tues.-Sun. 759 4343 759-2822 Muenster PAGE 12 - FEBRUARY 12, 1988 -THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE

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SPECIAL • .00,41,.*** • flOTICES ...j...'cardo77thailul Especiallii f or Your Sweetheart FOR RENT IN STOCK , , J Electrical — Plumbing NOTICE TO BIDDERS CITATION BY CARD OF THANKS The City of Muenster is now PUBLICATION Clara and the family of Paul . Valentm e Day Special FOR RES I 2 bedroom Paneling — Roofing accepting bids for care of the THE STATE OF TEXAS Walierscheid wish to thank • house, available immediately. City Park including cleaning, TO: Eloise Elnora Moore. Father Denis, Father Victor, off Sterling 759-2766 or 759-4252. 12 2.2.X1 Hardware — Water Pumps grass mowing and light main- General Delivery, Ardmore. and Father Cletus for their warm and comforting ser- 2 5 070 Silver • Heating — Air-conditioning tenance. Sealed bids, marked Oklahoma, Respondent: • FOR RENT: Extra nice and Bid on City Park Maintenan- GREETINGS: vices. large new 2 bedroom duplex. We can recommend an installer ce, are to be submitted to the YOU ARE HEREBY Thanks to Dr. Kralicke and Charm _S% f All electric, fully carpeted. Muenster City Hall, 400 N. COMMANDED to appear the entire staff at Muenster Memorial Hospital for their 205 N. Main. Muensier Ca11668-8802. 2.12.'. Muenster Building Center, Inc. Main, P.O. Box 208, Muen- and answer before the ster, Texas prior to 5(00 p.m. Honorable 235th District loving care, while Paul was a • NI...* 41101 Muenster, TX, 759 2232 February 22, 1988. 1 22.5EL Court, Cooke County, Texas, patient there, to the McCoy FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, I at the Courthouse of said Funeral Home, the ladies that bath. Central heat, all car- NOTICE TO BIDDERS County in Gainesville, Texas, prepared the dinner, all our peted except vinyl kitchen The City of Muenster is now at or before 10 o'clock a.m. of many friends and relatives for floor. Completely rebuilt. BUflnErs accepting bids for care of the the Monday next after the ex- their gifts of food, flowers ST. City Ball Park including FOR fA LE 759-2723 or 759-2296. 2.5•XE OPPORTUDITIEf piration of 20 days from the andnsupport during our time I I cleaning, grass mowing and dale of service of this citation, of loss. You will always be in light maintenance. Sealed then and there to answer the our thoughts and prayers. FOR SALE: FOR SALE: \ umber one Restaurant FOR RENT: 2 bedroom OWN l'Ol R OW N 514.99 Gil PAID for reading bids, marked Bid on Ball Park first amended petition of -1.-E quality railroad ties and used equipment: toasters, steam house. Call 759-2948 before 8 Maintenance, are to be sub- one-price ladies' apparel, books! S100.00 per title. William Edward Moore, Jr., table, dishwasher, 10 22.XE power poles in stock at Com- a.m. or after 6 p.m. children's (520-540 value) or mitted to the Muenster City Petitioner, filed in said Court refrigerator, ice machine, Write: ACE-111173, 161 S. munity Lumber Co., Muen- shoe store. Regular stores Hall, 400 N. Main, P.O. Box on the 2nd day of February, • ster, 817.759-2248. a a.m. booths, tables and more. Call choose from Jean/Spor- Lincolnway, N. Aurora. 208, Muenster, Texas prior to 11150a13l1(01% MOBILEHOME FOR RENT: 1988, against Eloise Elnora 668-6094 or 665-6839. 2.12-1-E tswear, Ladies', Men's, Large IL 60542. 1 24-1EY 5:00p.m. February 22, 1988. ..TERWCE , 2 bedroom, fully furnished, a Moore, Respondent, and said Sizes, Petite, Dan- I 22-5-Er suit being numbered 87-668 rtai SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES: block from school on N. cewear/Aerobic, Bridal, on the docket of said Court, New section of larger boxes for TARPS FOR SALE: POLY- Walnut. Phone 759-2938 EARN EXCELLENT NOTICE TO MUENSTER STATE INSPECTED Meat Lingerie or Accessories Store. and entitled "In The Matter rent al Muenster State coat sky blue, low cost, light Jerome Pagel. a IX XI MONEY at home. Assembly YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS Processing Plant. Bong in your Bank Brands: Liz Claiborne, weight, 10 cents per square foot work. Jewelry, toys, Others. All youth organizations Of Marriage Of William Ed- animal Tuesday. Thursday, Healthtex, Camp Beverly ward Moore, Jr. and Eloise at Community Lumber Co.. - APARTMENT FOR RENT: Call 1-619-565-6513 ext. T requesting United Way Funds Friday. Fischer's Market, 759- Hills, St Michele, Forenza, Elnora Moore," the nature of Muenster. 759-2248. n 2 or 3 bedrooms. Central 3510TX 24 Hrs. 2.12.3.EP are asked to submit a budget 4211. !Or XE, Bugle Boy, Levi, Organically which suit is a request to FOR SALE: CEMETERY heat/air. 759-4949 or 759- to the Muenster Park Board Grown, Lucia, over 2000 dissolve the marriage and Monuments, all sizes. 4386.9 I I-XE prior to 5(00 p.m. March 21, others. OR $13.99 one-price restore name of respondent to AT MATHEW's Reasonably priced. See J.P. FOR SALE 1988. Submit bids at 400 N. or multi-tier pricing discount Eloise Elnora Rushing. Photography: Our Children's Flusche or phone 759-2205. FAR X1 FRESH EGGS BEST Main, P.O. Box 208, Muen- or family shoe store. Retail The Court has authority in Day, age I -1 2, Feb. 17, 19, 20, 6.03.XG 759-4590, HOUSE FOR RENT: Small I ster, Texas. 1.21-9.E1. bedroom. 921 N. Main. Call prices unbelievable for top this suit to enter any judgment 24 and 25. Package prices after 6 p.m quality shoes normally priced VALUES or decree dissolving the from S5 to S29. Call for ap- 759-4471. IN THE COUNTY COURT from 519 to S60. Over 250 marriage and providing for pointment 665-2431. 2 12.1.E OF COOKE, TEXAS ' brands, 2600 styles. 517,900 759-4311 the division of property which ‘`-nsar748104 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF HAY FOR SALE FOR RENT: Ideal retirement to 529,900: inventory, will be binding on you. NATALIE GAR V IN home, across from church, 2 training, fixtures, grand If this citation is not served WEDGCORSTEELBLDGS, Quality coastal square VANDEVER, DECEASED bedroom, I bath, fed brick, opening, airfare, etc. Can within ninety days after the COMM. INDUS, bales. High protein. HOLLYWOOD GARAGE CAUSE NO. 12469 carpeted, ceiling fans, central open 15 days. Call Mr. Mor- pans date of its issuance, it shall be AGRICULTURE. Standard Call Day 759-2913 Doors, residential and com- I NOTICE OF or Custom Designs. For or Night 759-2800 mercial, Muenster Building heating and cooling, garbage phis (305)366-8606. 2.12-11 I - returned unnerved. APPOINTMENT estimate, call K&M Construc- it 2 , Center. 5 to m• disposal. 759-2723 or 759- The officer executing this •Xq:: JO( All persons interested in tion, 817-668-6975 or 817- 2296. 2.5.XE HORSE MANAGEMENT writ shall promptly serve the the Estate of NATALIE 668-8504, INSTRUCTOR same according to 1000 SUNBEDS GARVIN VANDEVER, in- OFFICE FOR RENT: 406 CANDY a SNACK We are seeking a uniquely requirements of law, and the TONING TABLES cluding is creditors: North Main, 675 sq. ft. Phone DISTRIBUTORSHIPS qualified person (0 develop mandates hereof, and make Sunal-WOLFF Tanning Beds Take notice that on Feb. I, TENDER LOVING CARE 759-2726. Indust: No Sethng • No Experience and implement a top quality due return as the law directs. SlenderQuest MARS BARS - FRITO LAY 1988, KATHY GARVIN Dui Care Center. 759-4964 Schilling Fina 2-year associate degree Issued and given under my Passive Exercisers INVESTMENTS FROM EDMONDSON, 1008 W. • program in Horst hand and the seal of said Call for FREE $2.500 - 550.000 Sunset, San Saba, Texas, Oil & Gas ARKANSAS Management/Equine Tech- Court at Gainesville, Texas. Color Catalogue RENT A FULLY 76677, was appointed Diesel. Gasoline 1-800-592•7343 EM 9781 nology. Position requires suc- this the 2nd day of February. Save to 5081 1-800-228-6292 EXECUTRIX in Cause No. AUTOMATIC USA 1-800-643-0389 Ent. 9781 cessful horse management ex- 1988. 1 or All Your 1.2V-4-Le 12469, styled, ESTATE OF Oil and Grease Musical VCR CAMERA perience, excellent ,com- NATALIE GARVIN VAN- Bobbie Calhoun, Clerk. Propane munications skills, Bachelor's DEVER, now pending on the 235th District Court, Needs degree. Send resume with let- LI FOR SALE: Small farm in 759-4300 docket in the County Court of • Cooke County. Texas. Goetsch Piano 759-2522 ter of interest to: T.J. David- Myra. For more information. Cooke County, Texas. /s/ Sue Comer Deputy. 214 E. California the Muenster, TX 16252 son, Chairman of Ag Depar- 2 12.1 LI call 665-3565. 29-.1-L Trailer Parts All persons having claims Gainesville, Texas tment, Cooke County against the above Estate shall College, 1525 W. California, and Supplies present the same within the Gainesville, Texas 76240, 817- FOR • SI I 1,1 Ass M10W- FOR SALE: 130-volt light time prescribed by law. CHILDREN and student por- rz=717:71 2.12-2-E CI do, • rr, enslosuro, mtr- 668-773 I , Ext . 253. bulbs, rated to last longer than 111 Oak Street Structural Steel /S/Kathy Garvin Edmondson traits are priced at /5 87o to rot, in all ozek. Installation the standard bulb, for home Executrix 50% off of our regular por- as arlable Contact Ted 2 Bedroom and Pipe Political or business. Community WANTED: Horses and trait prices everyday all year Henscheid, 759-4280, I Newly Remodeled Lumber Co., Mummer, 817- ponies. Will pay CASH for Announcements 'round at = lemons Muenster. ""' s'• /59-2248. ii ,n-xi $200 per month Complete line ) our unwanted horses, will photography =. Call for your ())ck up. 736-2428. 1.22-1L Primary Election appointment at 817-825-6326 Karl Klement of Bolts and Tues.-Sat. at 1 p.m. 2.I2 - XL TREES March 8, I988 Rental Co. Miscellaneous 1-800-327.2489 WANTED: Used Boy Scout Fruit W.J. Luke Company Hardss are or Cub Scour uniforms. Also County adult leader uniforms. Bring Commissioner Income Tax Returns to or call The Hut 759-2911. Shade Bookkeeping METAL 29-XES Precinct 3 For FREE Classified Ads 'et • Oil and Gas Accounting Pecan - ‘` in the next Shopper SALES, INC. JERRY LEWIS Joint Interest Billing WANT TO BUY an old cast Onion Plants Call 759-4311 On Highway nu Democrat (Re elector, Data Processing iron woodburning stove. Call West of Gainesville & Sets Petroleum AdministrativeServices Dave 759-4311 or 759-2894. Seed Potatoes C W.J. Luke, E.A. Cooke County Bulk Garden P.O. Box 607 123 E. First St. 817 , 759-2215 Sheriff Metal Building Seed Muenster, Texas 76252 WRANGLERS Systems JOHN ASTON Car A Shoes - Boots Lawn & Garden Septic Tank and Commercial REAL ESTATE Democrat (Re- election) • Work Dress Western [Ell Fertilizer Grease Traps Cleoreno • Industrial Al Poi kb. bylcAn Avon a, I Nocona Boots Balan for Weed Poir690.Ciennesuille lesoi161.10 & H Vacuum Service • Agriculture Control Tax Assessor- • Residential J.R. MOCKER RON HESS RFAL ESTAII 759 4106 or 668 7268 '25.00 LEVIS broker, land or reudeni, Men's 5 boys Store Collector SPECIAL COUPON Our Prices Standard or Custom Design Phone '59.22 1 2 4/...1 Tony's ■ ■ •••••—•• — — callus for all your building needs 207 N Ct. , • Bong this ad and receive an Can't Be Beat JOYCE ZWINGGI' KS ABE'S CABINET and ADDITIONAL 525.00 011 K & M Construction Seed & Feed Construction Work. Also Democrat (Re-election) the LOW SALE PRICE on one 501 Shrink-to-Fit Shop 18171668 13504 REAL ESTATE BROKER and Greenhouse vinyl siding estimates and in- Pd Por Ade byloyreZ.nndt 1902 010800110, GUITAR. AMP & Boot Cut George Meter 18171668 6975 Bonded real estate broker 1211 N. Dixon stallation. Call 759-4559, Rand, K..11,12141564 5462 S 14-XF LLANO INSTRUMENT. PIANO qualified to act agent e,arnesxille M165-2121 Muenster. ORGAN r1C r Mournom $75 00 Boys & Student Sizes Sewing for sales or rentals. Lind one per instrument PATRICK (PAT) Machines Henry G. Welmsplel — Commerce ..7 '59-2257. Muenster State Bank HENNIGAN, JR. Pat Hannigan MUSIC DISCOUNT CITY Street Store ROEBIC K-37 ' 59-4161, 630 Weinkapfel St. 0 Grand Gainesville TX and Democrat • Accounting Service I 0'7,,,f... Septic Tank • hat, doggone, :817.665 • Tax Preparation Liquefier Vacuums I1 )H REAL ESTATE IN )Oil pat can't Sales and Service , , oke Or Montague Coun- keep' em oL 665-0894 : Vanes ties, call Town and Country ■ Chain Saw Repairs Real Estate. 665.2875 or lerr Call for a U.S. Congress Raymond. 995-2215. 2 6- NI Classified ott HOME DE I IN I RI OF HUDGINS 17th District Fort Worth Star Telegram Sales 6 Service Community LumberCo. ad, D. White -Collect 23 Years of Experience 759-4311 Call Virgil CHARLES 668-6130 Red River Rental & Sales _ • 205 Acres, House. barns. STENHOLM P.O. Box 1256 I Hwy 82, Gamest/111e - corrals, farm and pasture he)) rill. T \ -62411 I Democrat x; 665.4896 land, good well, mineral,. owner financed, close to ,ed Poi 14s oy ,, • • • Muenster. Would trade fin PROTECT YOUR Pa Boo 1032 Sumo , .• Jack's TV and Video land. CHILD • 5 Acres, 3 Bedroom 2 bat h REPAIR NOW LEASING 1,, else, barn, additional 1104 N. Grand, Gainesville • available. on paved In home service , ad, south of Myra, ow n. • U•Store & Lock anxious to sell now. Antenna U Setellite Mini Storage • 6 Acres in Muenster, creek S.I. S RN. , " 665-6736 - trees, no improvements, Planning to Relocate? good building sites. AND NOW Find Your New Home in the Claaaltiede. 759-4621 • Several other nice house) NE REALLY [CARPENTER WORK 5t4 E 1st St. Muenster 60 and lots of land for sale BAD NEWS. WANTED r01 Don Flusche The disaster on't oker the emergency lean, 1,H, Also odd lobs llf J tr Real Estate after a fire. Rood or Reasonable roles (817)759-2832 rornado Now cum.:stye long, slow process of 1 ,1 Ernie Martin. 759 4650 Anytime Is the rebuilding their lives . N The good new, is that the Red Ems, will help !,10 matter Right Time to GARDEN ,' ong d rakes AndAn d Fellowship: We'll help. Will 'nu? • TV Trovbkise .4 1, EACH YEAR. ..TORE couonre DrE Call Bill Weatherisedr4 Use the It's time to think about o` 0 gardens! Willow Creek ha , HOTAE eZiDEHT, THAN + American Red Cron Tiat BILL'Ssco TV & FROM ALL CHILDHOOD DISEASES , CEnASINED wATCH 'MDR ELECTRONICSI co several plots for rent this "1- •• Want Ads nREH , year. They are 550.00 a yea AS THEY IINAe— LiZ665-95501,,13. "Dr Hei0 CAN SuBSTIT UTE FOR isia service all maw Call Walter Grew ing, CAREFUL SUPER... • Stereos &Microwave Owns 759-4311 759-4256 or 736-4810. 2 GALL TODAY if• :1• •

THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE-FEBRUARY 12,1988 - PAGE 13 FARM AND RANCH NEWS Tax deductions for farmers

No, Expenses I or education roles ant 10 a • Education to maintain or improve law —may not be deducted, even if the farmer or rancher's current work may skills. If the course is not required by education may be required or bene- be deductible, the Internal Revenue an employer, the course must maintain ficial in the taxpayer's present employ- Service says. To qualify as a deduc- or improve skills required in one's pres- ment. Similarly, the expenses for study tion, the expenses must meet one of ent work —for instance, a farmer or to meet the minimdm educational re- two tests. rancher taking a course in machinery quirements for a position are not an ha • Education required by employer. or engine repair or welding for the pur- allowable deduction. II Paul Taking the course of study must be re- pose of maintaining farm or ranch Educational expenses include Ulna quired to keep one's salary, status, or equipment. amounts spent on tuition, books, sup- Valor, job, if the requirements are for a However, not all education expenses r plies, laboratory fees, and certain they business purpose—for example, a are deductible. Expenses for education u, travel and transportation costs. veterinarian required to take a course that prepares one for a new trade or Generally, educational expenses are to retain his or her state license. business —such as a farmer studying Is and deductible as miscellaneous itemized uhrmann from the uenster deductions on Schedule A (Form they 1040). Beginning in 1987, most arm Henry Nicholas ruhrmann uhrmann from the miscellaneous deductions, including Xlefo Henry Nicholas ruhrmann educational expenses, are deductible otos Collection Its that only to the extent the total of these all 0,1 otos Collection r reductions is more than 2 percent of on the Fuhrmann farm on a bright summer morning with family members in- Its for r A TYPICAL WASH DAY loam adjusted gross income. en those cases volved in specific duties. Wash tubs are under a shade tree. The family laundry gets the benefit of the fr time where meal expenses are claimed or breeze, two babies are playing on the grass under watchful eyes and the farmer and sons are ready to move a sbe where reimbursement is received from bale of cotton. an employer or a third party, Form 2106, Employee Business Expenses, must be completed before entering an amount on Schedule A (Form 1040). Additional information on educa- tional expenses is in free IRS Publica- tion 508. Educational Expenses, available by using the order blank in County Agent's Report Mm the tax return package or calling IRS .YOU toll-free at 1-800-424-3676. by Craig Rosenbaum n. 7E9

The dormant season is a good to use herbicides recommended first. Small batches of soil can be time to carry out practices that for vegetable gardens. Clean till- sterilized in the microwave oven in ben's will help reduce diseases during ing during dormant season will 3 to 5 minutes. Conventional the growing season in gardens and help eliminate weed host. Adding ovens take 30 minutes at 180 prun Market degrees F. Store sterilized soil in flower beds. liberal amounts of organic matter M op- a Selectively pruning lower limbs has shown some success in reduc- clean containers until ready for of trees and woody ornamentals ing cotton root rot. Dormant use. - Report will help improve air circulation, season is a good time to clean out Now you can collect seed LIXS. thus help dry the foliage faster your compost pile. catalogs and place your order for NUS. by Bill Hamer after a rain or dew. All gardeners usually have some disease and nematode resistant .ndard Many disease organisms such as used potting soil lying around in varieties. When planting season For The sale tally for the past week those that cause powdery mildew pots or containers. This soil can be gets here, you will be ready to Vele. at the Muenster Livestock Auction and black spot can overwinter on reused but should be sterilized plant, was 162 cattle and 12 hogs. Cattle dead leaves and infected canes. were strong on short supply; and Pruning out infected canes and hogs were steady. composting leaves will reduce CARE HOGS disease pressure next growing Good to Choice 180-275 lbs. season. $42 to $44 When removing old bedding Packing Sows.... All Wts. $36.00 plants, check roots for knots. COWS Presence of knots will usually be a Fruit & Pecan Good to Choice $47 to $50 sign of root knot nematodes. rl Canners to Cutters $42 to $47 Rotation is a practice that will LIFE on the 1- uhrinann farm could get rough during the winter mon- Cow w/Calf at Side.. $475 to $770 aid in reducing losses from ths. Freezing cold temperatures and heavy snowfall stranded many STOCKER CALVES soilborne diseases such as cotton rural Cooke County residents. Farmers had to rely on stored hay and Steer Calves $90 to $120 root rot, fusariam, damping off grain for feeding the livestock. Steer Yearlings $76 to $92 and seedling diseases. This dor- TREES Times were also rough on the livestock. Above photo, horses hud- Heifer Calves $74 to $90 mant season would be a good time rlipor dle near the barn for warmth. Below, what it was like "before the BULLS to design your vegetable garden 1% to roads were cleared." These pictures were taken in the early 1920's. Medium to Good $50 to $58 planting plan. a pot. ■ Earliness is a disease escape II ,ar mechanism that can be utilized ernon• Muenster Garden Center with some vegetables. Use of 502 N. Main, Muenster, 759.2766 plastic as a mulch will help warm soil earlier and such vegetables as tomatoes can be planted 10 days Tax guide available for farmers to two weeks earlier in plastic mulch. Garden soils can be A free publication, designed to ex- available by writing or calling the In- The guide contains a calendar of im- prepared now, put in raised beds plain how tax laws apply to farming, is ternal Revenue Service. portant tax dates, tips on methods of and covered with plastic. Be sure IRS Publication 225, Farmer's Tax recordkeeping and accounting, and to use black plastic for heat ab- Guide, is full of information covering other useful topics. The first page, sorption and weed control. "Highlights," alerts readers to impor- Weeds are natural hosts of such topics as farm income, farm tant changes in the tax law. Topdress many virus diseases. Applying Dankesreiter business expenses, tax credits, sales of farm land, and soil and water conser- herbicides in garden sites during dormant season will help eliminate Garage vation expenses. The Farmer's Tax Guide was General Auto Repair Written in easy-to-understand prepared by the IRS, with the the virus-carrying weeds. Be sure Air Conditioner Service language, the guide can be a valuable assistance of the Extension Service of resource at tax time as well as a handy the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Extension Service of the State Land wheat now 7 5 9-45 21 reference all year. It contains a sample Grant Universities, and the Regional return with step-by-step directions on Contractors & Homeowners Box 25-1 Farm Management Extension Com- Equipment on Rent filling out not only Schedule F, Farm mittees. It is available by using the Hwy. 82 Ryder Trucks Motor Home Rentals Income and Expenses, but also other Muenster order blank in the IRS tax return Most Equipment Braila New forms and schedules dealing with tax package or calling the IRS toll-free at Sales situations common to most farmers. 1-800-424-3676. Red River Rental & E. Hwy. 02. Gainesville, 665-4096 New GMC's Pickups & Trucks Your last chance for optimum yield See us for expert art Automotive Service and Truck Repair Muenster Milling If you didn't get all of your nitrogen down n before planting, a topdress application now will HOEDEBECK GMC Company go directly into increased yield and quality. So, topdress your wheat now, before the spring Ry or 11. 216 N. Main, Muenster, 759.4336 busy season hits. Get off to a fast start to a top yield. We have the fertilizers you need. We can also arrange custom application if you wish. Come 18.4 R38 see us soon. We're ready when you are.

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$465"each Farm Co-op IRK Reg. $575.00 1300 N. Dixon, 665-4338, Gainesville 06\42°1 vailable At This Price CATTLE-LAC 20 id Big For the Dairyman, Increased Milk Production Standing together. Knabe Quality Tire & Radiator CATTLE-LAC 35 Standing strong. Feeds Forthe Beef Man, 305 N. Main, Muenster, 759-4741 Makes 'Em Eat the Grass PAGE 14- FEBRUARY 12,1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE

FISCHER'S GRAIN FED HEAVY LEAN BEEF FISCHER'S DRY CURED FRESH FROSTED $369 FRYER LEG SMOKED HAMS T-BONE STEAK LB $379 QUARTERS WHOLE HAMS LB 51 " PORTERHOUSE LB

CENTER SLICES. LB $229 RIB-EYE STEAK LB $ 4 2 9 $329 BUTT PORTION.. LB $ 1 2 9 TOP SIRLOIN LB

HOCK PORTION LB $ 1 19 FROSTED BACON BEEF FILETS LB $4 89 FRANKS FISCHER'S ups IS HOT LINKS LB $ 1 8 9 IWO la IND 7:ts 1 LB.

. LB. PKG. FISCHER'S DRY CURED GERMAN SAUSAGE '1" LIP FISCHER'S Is■ SMOKED BACON SUMMER SAUSAGE LB '1" FISCHER'S Lfrinn fOODS WHOLE SLAB LB '1" WHOLE SLAB SLICED SMOKED TURKEYS LB. 9 9 WE WILL HAVE FRESH FRESHWATER Will smoke Feb. I 6 - available Feb. 1 7 thru 20 CATFISH AND 9 DIFFERENT STYLES OF LB $1 69 HERRING, SUCH AS... BY THE POUND SLICED BUY 1 GET 1 FREE! HORMEL 12 OZ. PKG . FILET OF HERRING IN WINE SAUCE LB. $ 2 29 ORIGINAL/HOT & SPICY LB $ 1 " I $ 3 39 A LITTLE 12 OZ. CREAMED FILET OF HERRING. LB 1/Mikdinkagalle.riftWeiftWPW/6/ SIZZLERS FRESH FROZEN FRESHWATER $ 3 98 GB Il YT $469 CATFISH (WHOLE OR NUGGETS) LB FREE SALE! 01.,41,20,1t ig BUY 1 GET 1 FREE ASST'D . x 199 411.10111111PIPENNIM•ellmoiewmArmAIP -• BUY 10 CT. GET 6 CT. FREE VARIETIES VELVEETA 16 OZ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE! BYRAN 10 CT. KRAFT CHEESE REG /BEEF PILLSBURY PERI DUE 1 29 BISCUITS AMERICAN SINGLES1600 $ 2 39 G SHURFRESH GROUND B yT TURKEY 5 for $1 . FREE! PARKAY SPREAD 2 16 BOWL 99 ' BREAD CHICKEN of the SEA OIL/WATER 1111=1 Buyl SHURFRESH GRADE A Get 1Free CHUNK LIGHT TUNA....0 694 LARGE BUY MARYLAND CLUB ALL GRINDS PRESENT RECEivE B. $219 EGGS 49° COFFEE CAN LIMIT 380 BUY ONE ONE BUY ONE 2 GET ONE FREE'■ BGUEYT FREE! GET ONE FREE! COCA 1 6 OZ. 19 OZ. DOZ. 'Ill — RANCH STYLE SOUTH 0' COLA REFRIED 4 4,06r60 THE BORDER BEANS I CHID I PLAIN 2 FOR THE CHILI PRICE OF 1 PICKLES NO BEANS

BUY 1 GET 1 FREE! BUY ONE BUY ONE EERE SHURFRESH 10 OZ. PKG. GET ONE FREE! GET ONE I— CORN CHIPS 10.1 to 10.8 OZ. 32 OZ. JENO'S 3'4= BAIVIA GRAPE ASSORTED JELLY OR BUY 1 GET 1 FREE! TOPPINGS MRS. PAUL'S 12.25/15 OZ. FISH JAM PIZZA 2 FOR THE STICKS/FILLETS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 PRICE OF 1

SPILLMATE ASST'D . BANQUET APPLE, PEACH. CHERRY FREE SCOTT TOWELS W/COUPON FROM 99' TIDE JUMBO TOWELS... ea. 5C FRUIT PIES 20 02 S 119 SPECIALLY MARKED BTLS. OF GLASS PLL1S , 2 LITER NICE 'N SOFT ASST'O. CLASSIC DELIGHT ASSTD. • SCOFF ASSTD. 40L1.0 7 GAL TOWELS..179 BATH TISSUE PEG V I PREMIUM ICE CREAM . 2 4 Cara. a 949 38

WESSON OIL 32 02 $ 1 " 42 OZ. LARGE RED RIPE NYTOONNEE JEWEL $1 SIZE FREE! 42 02 $ 1 29 25 LB. BAG SHURFINE FROZEN TOMATOES 1 MEALTIME HELLMAN'S LITE OR REG LARGE BITES MAYONNAISE 32 02 $ 1" SOUTH OF 1 HE BORDER ORANGE JUICE DOG REFRIED BEANS 1602 _3 FOR $ 100 LIMIT 690 CAMPBELL'S FOOD PORK & BEANS Hoz 2,0,89 $ 2 .... PETER PAN SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY $ 11 9 ot 6.11 1 PEANUT BUTTER 2d 02 12 oz. SAVE 'SEEDEFG-ALEES GRAPES lb. 79' CAN 30s CHICKEN OF THE SEA FaVEWICPABBAGE lb. 19' IN OIL OR WATER 6.5 OZ LB. FRESH TUNA 69' D'ANJOU PEARS lb. 49' TREE TOP 2 1202. 12 PACKS FRESH CRISP JUI CY 4 OLD MILWAUKEE LARGE STALK E ° LA lb. 690 APPLE JUICE OB 02 1 9 LUCKY LEAF CHERRY OR CELERY dRF AAPOIN'FfIMITH APPLES—. U 99' OLD MIL ZESTY JALAPENO PIE FILLING 21 02 99' $7 85 HOT PEPPERS lb. 690 LIGHT U S NO 1 EAST TEXAS LUCKY LEAF NATURAL OR REG. 179 SWEET POTATOES lb. 390 APPLESAUCE SO 02 BEER ea49 Senior Citizens! No amount of purchase required on limited sale items. Since 1927 Airat arkrt 304 N Main, Muenster, 759-4211 AFFIL Prices Effective Feb. 15 thru Feb. 20