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VOL. IVIII NO. 14 16 PAGES 50 CENTS MARCH 4, 1994 Voters prepare to go to the polls Tuesday

by Elaine Schad the Valley View First Baptist -Precinct 14: Ross Point Tuesday is primary election day Church. Community Center in Rosston across the state of Texas, as voters -Precinct 12: Fire Station in Era -Precinct 15: Myra Community will select candidates in primaries -Precinct 14: Rosston Fire Center from the local level all the way up Station. -Precinct 16: Lindsay Gun Club to the governors office in order to -Precinct 15: Myra Community in Lindsay set the ballot for November's Center. -Precinct 17: VFW Hall in general election. -Precinct 16: South Lindsay will Muenster Voters in Cooke County have vote at the Janet Bezner Home, 130 -Precinct 18: Sacred Heart until 5 p.m. today (Friday, March 4) S. Willow Street in Lindsay. Community Center in Muenster to cast early ballots in the County -Precinct 17: South Muenster, -Precinct 19: Lindsay Gun Club Clerk's Office, located on the VFW Hall, 113 S. Main Street. -Precinct 21: St. Peter's Parish second floor of the courthouse. As -Precinct 18: North Muenster, Hall of Wednesday, 410 ballots had been First Baptist Church, 1 I 1 N. Pecan -Precinct 33: Sivells Bend School cast either by personal appearance Street. Gymnasium or by mail at the county clerk's -Precinct 19: Frank Sandmann A large number of local races are office, with the bulk of those ballots Home in Lindsay. being contested in the Cooke being cast in the Democratic -Precinct 21: North Lindsay will County Democratic Primary. Primary, according to an official vote at Lindsay Town Hal Evelyn Walterscheid, assistant with the county clerk's office. -Precinct 33: Sivells Bend county clerk, is running unopposed Tuesday's voting will be held at School. in her bid for the County Clerk's various locations throughout the seat. County Clerk Frank Scoggins county. Muenster area boxes Republican Primary has decided not to seek re-election. MUENSTER ISD hosted their annual Open House and Arts and Crafts include: -Precinct 3: Cooke County Mrs. Walterscheid's name was Show Tuesday night in conjunction with Public Schools Wcck. Above, a College Library inadvertently omitted from an large crowd filled the old gymnasium to view students' projects. At left, Democratic Primary -Precinct 11: First Baptist Church election story in last week's edition Jill Wimmer goes through her son, Dustin's, papers in the Kindergarten -Precinct 3: Library at Cooke in Valley View of The Enterprise. class room. See page 14 for Best of Show pictures. County College. -Precinct 12: Era Community Please see sample ballots on Page -Precinct 11: Fellowship Hall of Center 2 for candidate lists. MISD students' work County Commissioners still viewed at Open House This is Public Schools Week and Apple, Chris Muller; Wire Welding, as a part of the celebration, Jill Reiter; Wood Work, Tommy considering ambulance service Muenster ISD hosted their annual Joe Dankesrciter, Computer Aided Arts and Crafts Show and Open Drafting, Charlie Luttmer; by Elaine Schad additional employee and equipment. to a proposal to make all the parking House on Tuesday. Each student Landscaping, Melissa Biffle; Cooke County Commissioners Russell said Nichols is seeking spaces on the west side of the from preschool through high school Mechanical Drawing, A. 1. Knahe; this week deferred action and possible federal funding sources for courthouse public parking. was invited to enter his or her work Foods, Lacey Endres; Plant discussion on taking proposals for the request. Commissioner Kenneth Alexander in the Arts and Crafts Show Collection, lames Klement. private ambulance service in Cooke Bob Summers from Government said the county would probably sponsored by the PTO. More than 150 visitors attended County until after the March 8 Records, Inc., addressed the court have to seek an interlocal agreement Winning Best of Show in each the Open House. All of the election. requesting that his company expand with the city of Gainesville to class was Julie Miller, 12th; classrooms were open. Member of Cooke County Judge Ray Russell their project of preserving county enforce any 20-minute public Christina Preg6 de Oliver, 11th; the Student Council greeted visitors abruptly recommended that the records. The company has parking. Judge Russell said he was none, 10th; Jennifer Sicking, 9th; to school. Refreshments were court take no action on the agenda contracted with the county at a cost unsure whether a time limit could Telisha Reid, 8th; Stephanie served by Mrs. Joni Sturm's Home item, which would have discussed of 52,500 to preserve the records of be placed on handicapped parking. Bierschenk, 7th; Douglas Knabe, Ec Classes. the feasibility of requesting the County Clerk's Office according In other business, commissioners: 6th; Megan Hennigan, 5th; Grant Tuesday the parents of K through proposals for private ambulance to regulations set down by the --Sold a surplus 1982 F-700 Hartman, 4th; Chris Rains, 3rd; second grade students were invited service Russell said recent letters to Texas State Library, which requires dump truck from Precinct 2 to the Kristi McAden, 2nd; Clint Miller, to have lunch with their children in the editor and other sources had that all records be in accordance high bidder Mike Beasley of 1st; Michael Eckart, kindergarten; the school cafeteria. insinuated that the agenda item may with those regulations no later than Lewisville. and Megan Felderhoff, preschool. Today, Friday, at noon there will have surfaced due to political January 1995. Summers said his --Approved a resolution Awards were given in the be a 15 minute program on NTEN motives, so he felt it would be best company does an inventory and designating March as American Red following categories: Interior about Public Schools Week. It is to defer any discussion of the item assesses all records, does all record Cross Month in Cooke County. Design, Jennifer Sicking; Newton's entitled "Primary School Live". until after Tuesday's primary scheduling, submits all pertinent election. Russell, Precinct 2 data to the state and then makes Commissioner Kenneth Alexander recommendations to the county for and Precinct 4 Commissioner Virgil efficient records management. Hess are seeking re-election to the Summers said his company would CCC Trustees say name change commissioners court. do all county offices, such as the The ambulance issue has been a district clerk, justice of the peace, hot item of discussion for years, commissioners court, for $1,000 per must be "in best interest of college" mainly because it is one of the most office. Commissioner Virgil Hess expensive line items in the county estimated it would cost about "This board would not even outset that the committee's work places this college in a different and programs, such as nursing, that the budget. Proposals have been made $12,000 to do the remaining county consider approving a proposal to "was not about a name change" and confusing situation. It isn't clear college probably couldn't offer over the years to turn the ambulance offices. change the college's name unless we that this issue was to be addressed right now how much this might put without them. Close to 90 percent of service over to a private company, County Clerk Frank Scoggins were convinced, without any only as it might relate peripherally our programs in these counties at the hundreds of 'slots' needed by our but Cooke County remains as one of said there was money collected qualification, that to do so would be to other, broader issues. risk, but we feel the potential for nursing students to do their clinical the few counties in the state of through fees in his office that is in the best interest of the college Working independently, losing pound is definitely there training are at hospitals and clinics Texas to retain a county-run designated for record preservation, and would serve a positive, fully however, all three subcommittees - unless the college clearly and and nursing homes in Denton ambulance service. The county had but he thought that money could justifiable purpose." on instructional programs, on vigorously demonstrates its County." budgeted $164,000 to place an only be used for the county clerk's So said Urban Endres, chairman legislative affairs and on marketing commitment to continue serving Woolfolk added that local additional ambulance and personnel office. County Auditor Gloria of the Cooke County College Board - strongly urged in their final reports these counties." citizens probably also need to be in service by April as well as Parrish estimated the fund has of Trustees, following a regular that the CCC trustees seriously One factor that could hasten such reminded that students attending renovate the ambulance station at a accumulated $55,000 over the last monthly board meeting last week at consider changing the college's change, he added, is that Senate Bill classes at out-of-county extension cost of $25,000. That was all put on three years. Judge Russell then which the matter was discussed at name to more accurately reflect the 642 also creates a much more sites pay higher tuition and fees to hold, however, following last deferred the item, saying the court length. He said the issue will likely kind of regionally-important competitive environment in which offset operational costs there and month's successful rollback had to make sure the money could be put to a formal vote at the institution it has become in recent community colleges like CCC will that no local tax dollars go outside election. be used for the other departments trustees' next meeting on March 28. years. have to operate, and he said the the county to support these before making a final decision. This next regular meeting is Furthermore, reported Charles going will be tough for schools that extension programs - for the simple Commissioners have also decided Commissioners are asking for scheduled a week later than normal Woolfolk, chairman of the citizen don't boost their appeal and inspire reason that such use of local tax that the ambulance service will not recommendations from elected to allow for a week of preparation subcommittee on legislative affairs, loyalty among potential students in revenues is prohibited by state law. accept out-of-county transfer officials on how to solve the following the return from spring unless the college takes a proactive the particular geographic region Implicit in all the requests from local hospitals, parking problem on the west side of break, set for the week of March 14- approach to "asserting its presence they claim to serve. recommendations was a strong and regardless of whether they are the courthouse. Renovation is 18. and securing its place" throughout "The key, as we see it," Woolfolk unanimous urging by subcommittee emergency requests. Cooke County underway to convert three parking Earlier in the Monday night its service area - and particularly said, "is to do everything possible to members that a new name should representatives joined officials from spaces into two handicapped spaces. meeting, college trustees heard along the 1-35 corridor south promote the feeling among potential contain a very direct and accurate Denton, Fannin, Grayson and Wise With the renovation, parking spaces formal reports on the work of a through Denton County • statutory students - as well as business and reference to the specific geographic counties in December met with the for some elected officials have been special 31-member Citizens regulations of workforce training industry clients - throughout the region served by the college. "North East Texas Medical Service to eliminated. Advisory Committee formed several programs has the potential to college's traditional service area, Central Texas College" emerged as gather information about private Cooke County Tax Assessor- weeks ago to provide input and seriously undermine CCC's future and particularly along the 1-35 one of the front-runners after ambulance services. Collector Joyce Zwinggi addressed recommendations for strengthening there. corridor, that this truly is 'their' trustees reviewed and discussed a In an unrelated matter, the court about past problems with the college and securing its future in He pointed specifically to the so- community college. Adopting a new list of possibilities compiled by the commissioners delayed action on a some people parking all day in the the region. called "local workforce name that incorporates a broader administration and faculty following request from Cooke County Sheriff one handicapped space that had Charles Draper, committee development planning areas" set up geographical reference than just extensive research, including Joe Nichols that the county grant a been provided. She also asked if chairman, said he made it very clear under Senate Bill 642, a recently- Cooke County would certainly be informal polls of both students and sheriffs department request for an there was consideration being made to all committee members from the passed law which creates a new an important step in that direction." citizens. state agency with broad authority Both the college trustees and Endres stressed that even though over the delivery of workforce administration agreed that many the name North Central Texas training by colleges and other citizens probably just aren't aware college is receiving strong providers in a given geographic that roughly half of the college's consideration, other variations are Republican Party to hold region. CCC has been placed in a 4,000-plus students are attending still under consideration, and no planning area with Grayson and classes at extension sites in Denton final choice has been made. Fannin counties, with neither of the County. Other names given consideration Precinct Conventions March 8 two other counties (Montague and "These students support a lot of ranged from "Red River College" to Denton) in CCC's traditional service jobs at our campus here in Cooke "Cross Timbers College" to area included. County," Dr. Ronnie Glasscock, "Gateway College." The trustees Following the Tuesday, March 8 auend the one being held where you • Elect officers of the convention "This obviously means Denton CCC president, said. "They bring a agreed that many of these names Republican Party Primary Election, voted. For example, if you voted in • Elect delegates to attend the and Montague counties are in some very significant amount of state and have a nice ring to them" but each Republican Precinct will hold the Republican Party Primary in State Convention federal dollars into the county and decided most were too esoteric or their respective Party Precinct Precinct 17, you would attend the other workforce development area," • Consider resolutions to build they support high-cost instructional geographically vague to have much Conventions. convention held there after the polls Woolfolk said, "and it certainly the Party Platform. real value in regard to identifying The purpose of these conventions close. Please try to type or neatly The Republican State Convention the college with a specific and is to: handwrite your resolutions before will be held June 10-11 at the widely-recognized region of the • Elect officers of the convention the convention. Tan-ant County Convention Center Good News! • Elect delegates to attend the state that also coincides with the in Fort Worth. Jesus then called them together and said, "You know how those who college's traditional service area. county convention The Republican Party Cooke Muenster's Precincts 17 and 18 exercise authority among the Gentiles lord it over them their great ones Glasscock also reported to the • Consider resolutions to build County Convention will be held will hold their conventions at 7:15 make their importance felt. It cannot be like that with you. Anyone the Party Platform. trustees that in a number of classes March 26 at the Chamber of p.m. at the polling places. The rest among you who aspires to greatness must serve the rest, and whoever in which he and other administrators Anyone who voted in the Commerce in Gainesville, of the County's Republican Party wants to rank first among you must serve the needs of all. have talked to students about the Republican Party Primary may beginning at 10 am. The purpose of Conventions will be held at the MATTHEW 20:25.27 attend these conventions. You must the County Convention is: votine °laces at 7:30 n.m. Please See COLLEGE, Page 3

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PAGE 2 • MARCH 4, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE candidate of the Texas Trial To the Editor: Lawyers Association. The Trial In early 1989, the Commissioners Lawyers Assn. is a greedy group of Court of Cooke County decided to lawyers who are a major reason "farm-our the Emergency Medical Memories of 1941-44... why your health and auto insurance Service to private enterprise as a premiums are increasing every year. way to increase their coffers without They make their money filing multi- raising taxes. Well, as it turned out, 50 Years Ago in WWII Letter to the Editor: contested Republican race with million dollar lawsuits against it would have cost more to provide Muenster residents, not unlike other Americans in 1941-44 The League of Women Voters State Representative District 61, doctors, businesses and insurance EMS by contracting with a private experienced the same fears, loneliness and crushing losses, have recently had a forum of county David Kubosh and Ric Williamson. companies. You end up paying for company. Surprise! Surprise! Why overshadowed by the blessings of pride and patriotism. contested races, which was very The Democrats don't have a their lavi,sh lifestyle through higher would anyone believe it could cost Pride, patriotism and prayer came as healing graces to support and enlightening. They have also contested race. insurance premiums. Raul Gonzalez less to hire a company to provide a guide families and their young men. included, as a supplement, a Voter's Surely, the State Board of has taken a more reasonable and service that you can provide In respectful memory, and in observance of the 50th anniversary 1944- Guide for those races that are Education, District 14 is important balanced position on liability yourself? Again, we are faced with 1994, we are requesting stories and memories from relatives to be printed statewide, which again, was very With all the concerns about our lawsuits and is now the target of the an attempt for privatization of our as special features in The Muenster Enterprise. Several relatives have enlightening. But, in all of this, they schools, books and what values are Trial Lawyers Assn. ambulance service by certain called to say their stories are not quite complete but will be forthcoming have failed to address the contested being taught today, the Republicans A vote for Raul Gonzalez is just members of the Commissioners We appeal for more responses in succeeding weeks, from parents, or races that affect us directly that are offer a choice of Leland Dysart and good common sense. Court who just happen to be brothers, or sisters, or friends, to honor the young men who served. VERY IMPORTANT - the U.S. Richard Watson. The Democrats' Dennis Hess running for re-election after Response from readers, young and old, has been gratifying. Representative Race, District 4, the race is uncontested. Muenster. TX 76252 receiving a stunning defeat at Elfreda Ferre U.S. Representative Race, District It is time to wake up and realize attempting to substantially increase I 13, the State Senator, District 30, that Cooke County and the Dear Editor: the County budget, without and the State Representative District Republican Party are offering With the election just a few days complete disclosure. 61. These are all races that are Conservative alternatives, and as away, I want to express my support With the rollback election being "Civic Outlook" contested In the Republican Conservative as this County votes in for Doyle High for State Senator in successful, members of the Court by Mayor Bill Miller Primary, and affect our the General Elections, it is time to the Republican Primary. are currently declaring to do away pocketbook, schools and values vote Conservative and make choices Doyle is from my hometown of with an excellent service provided It was a long six-months' wait received grants. that we hold Important. in the Republican Primary - we are Haskell and is a respected to the citizens and replace it with a and, finally, we have word from The number one priority of the The U.S. Representative 13 race offering you those choices. We are businessman and pharmacist. He "for-profit company" that will Austin about the water well grant. federal government in providing has Wayne Collins, Flavious Smith, running excellent candidates for the and his wife Roberta own the Drug undoubtedly cost the County more, We came in 10th place and will not grants to cities for community William M. (Mac) Thornberry, all local races - ones that you can feel Store in Haskell. I have known which will cost the taxpayers more. receive funding this year, but have revitalization was to help bring vying to take on in the fall Bill good about voting for in the Doyle for 20 years and know him to The fact is, the Commissioners the option to reapply next year. A cities and towns into compliance Sarpalius, who, if our good people be a hard working, honest Texan. Court could not justify the 26% tax big setback for as happened when with the state rules and regulations. of Cooke County will recall, cast Get out and vole March 8 - vote A land owner, Doyle is strong in increase they had voted by saying two of the 12 board members were During the early 1960s, the the deciding vote on the Bill in the Republican Primary! his belief of property rights. He'll an additional three-quarters of a missing when we presented our government established standard Clinton budget. Mr. Sarpalius has Patricia C. Peale, Chairman vote against taxes and work to cut million dollars plus was necessary application in Pottsboro. It was fate, rules for municipal water and sewer no opponent in the primary. The Cooke Co. Republican Party fat from the budget. Doyle is a this year to add an ambulance when guess, because those two were systems. Due to the high cost of other Congressional race, District 4, 1111 Kiowa Dr. supporter of tort reform and is they could only show a $167,000 from Cooke County and we needed implementing these improvements, has David L. Bridges and Tim Lake Kiowa, TX 76240 strong on fighting crime. And, he is cost to add that ambulance. the extra 29 points they could have most cities could not afford to make McCord, the winner will be running 665-7708 a strong supporter of term limits for I urge all citizens to carefully given us to put us in first place. the changes. The government then against Congressman Ralph Hall in public officials. watch what transpires over the next Now that we have gone through established grants to help bring the November election. Both of But more importantly, Doyle has few weeks and months and carefully the grant process and know where cities into compliance. these young men think it is time for Letter to the Editor: the vision and vitality to be a hard scrutinize the figures that are we can improve our points to make In 1971, the City of Muenster a change and will run hard for that I sincerely hope the good citizens working State Senator. reported. Another less-than-factual a higher score next year, we would received a letter from the Texas spot. of our community who vote in the If you know Doyle, you know he contrivance may well be on the be wise to try again. I have been Water Commission, stating that we And what about Steve Carriker, Democratic Primary next Tuesday, is the kind of man you will be proud horizon. advised that next year we could were not in compliance with the State Senator, District 30? Tom March 7, are not persuaded to vote to have in the State Senate Sincerely, apply for the water well and state water system regulations. Time Haywood and Doyle High are for Rend Hass, because of her trashy representing the 30th Senatorial Merle Shinpoch elevated storage tank together in passes, and throughout the past 23 running for that spot, and last time negative campaign material and District. 1909 Laurel Road one grant because the total package years, we have gotten by during Haywood almost beat Carriker - he accusations against Supreme Court I hope you will cast your vote for Gainesville, TX 76240 would bring our water system into summer peak water usage times by did take Cooke County - and it is a Justice Raul Gonzalez. Raul Doyle High on Tuesday, March 8. 665-3877 compliance with state rules and depending on water rationing. hot race right now. People are tired Gonzalez has been endorsed by Best personal regards, regulations. Hopefully, with the City of the liberal viewpoints in our many fine Texas organizations, Rick Perry Next year, Texoma staff expects Council's cooperation, we will legislature. Carriker has no primary including the Farm Bureau and the Commissioner of Agriculture to receive enough money to fund reapply for the total package and opposition. Civil Justice League. Box 381 grants for eight to ten cities. finally bring the water system into And then we have another Rend Hass is a hand-picked Austin, TX 78767-0381 Whereas, this year only four cities compliance.

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To the Editor: To the Editor: February sales tax It is my firm belief that President Illegitimacy is the single most Clinton's Socialized Medical important social issue of our time. It Program will completely destroy the is the driving force that causes rebate figures lifestyle of the small towns drugs, chine, poverty, illiteracy, throughout America. Flow? By homelessness and hopelessness. The The State Comptroller's office $23,308.93 in payments. This figure destroying the small businessman black population came apart at the mailed $220 million in monthly is 10.05 percent less than the who is now barely hanging on. seams in the 1960s when they sales tax rebates to 1,075 Texas $25,914.72 total payments to date For those of you who are not reached 25% illegitimacy - today cities and 111 counties, a 3.6 for this time in 1993. aware of the small businessman's the white population illegitimacy is percent increase over payments of Gainesville's check for problems, let me list some of them at 22%. According to a recent $212 million in February of last $228,319.93 was an increase of for you! He pays 100% of his own article by Paul Harvey, AFDC year. 22.22 percent from February '93. social security tax, 50% of each of financed 1.2 million illegitimate "Local sales tax rebates for Total 1994 payments to date for the his employees' social security tax, births in the USA this past year. January and February are running city, $369,255.05 show an increase 100% of his income tax (from his Children having children out of more than 10 percent ahead of the of 30.72 percent from a year ago. profits ... when there are profits), wedlock and being paid to do it. first two months of 1993," Sharp For Lindsay the February '94 inventory tax, rent, school tax, The only way to attack this cycle is reported. "Employment in the state check of $5,501.28 was an increase county tax - or city tax if he owns to cut off the funds that sustain it. is continuing its upward trend with of 8.18 percent. This year's total his building ... he pays all of these That is a must! a 1.9 percent increase over February payments to date is $9,146.63 a taxes! Add to that insurance, If you read "Questions raised 1993. Austin was second only to the change of 5.43 percent. utilities, employees' salaries and about 19 children found in a filthy Dallas metro area in most jobs." Oak Ridge received an increase miscellaneous overhead! President apartment in Chicago," you begin to Texas cities received $200 of 36.60 percent with its check for PAUL F. HESSE and SENATOR KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON Clinton says his socialized medical sec AFDC in its true light. Yes, you million. 4.2 percent above the $192 $3,969.22. Total 1994 payments to program will cost "about $980.00 see what I mean by children million delivered last February. date, $7,214.79, is an increase of per year, per employee." The programmed for failure - our future Counties received a total of $20 21.65 percent from the 1993 total in businessman's own government, generation. Yes, even our future as million for their February rebates, February. under Clinton's plan, will call on a nation. How much illegitimacy Sen. Hutchison visits down 1.8 percent from the February Valley Vicw noted an increase of him to take from his "profit" 80% of can we stand and survive? 1993 rebates of 20.3 million. This 15.71 percent with its February the socialized health care plan cost, Society's message to a single month's payments include taxes rebate check of $4,840.34. To date per employee, per year! This may woman should be: to have a baby in Grayson County collected on December sales and Valley View received $7,515.35 in very well be "the straw that breaks that you cannot care for is reported by businesses filing 1994 rebate payments. This is up the camel's back!" irresponsible and the government monthly returns in January, 30.26 percent from this time last U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Throughout the United States, will no longer finance it. • The Senator cut her own staff quarterly returns for sales made in year. Hutchison made a visit to Grayson small businessmen will be dropping E.F. Carson by 20 percent and is trying to get October, November and December, The total money sent to Cooke County on Friday, Feb. 18. Senator like flies. When there is no more 100 West Lone Oak Rd. others to cut their staffs by at least 7 and yearly filings for 1993. County cities this month, small businessmen in the small Valley View, TX 76272 Hutchison, accompanied by her percent. Cooke County cities all showed $258,068.58, is 18.80 percent more husband Ray Hutchison, towns, there will be no reason to go 817-726-3586 • She is working with others to an increase in sales tax rebates than was sent last February. And shop there. If you live in a small participated in the Dallas Cowboy cut overall government received this February over Cooke County received a check :own or city, it will change your To the Editor: Parade in the morning and was bureaucracy. February 1993 with the exception of for $126,610.95, an increase of lifestyle like you can't imagine. It was March 2, 1836, when making a short campaign tour • Senator Hutchison wants no Muenster. The check sent to 15.14 percent over last February's President Clinton and his wife Texas' Founding Fathers gathered at through North Texas. On hand to more Somali's and does not want to Muenster this month was for $109, 953.73. Total payments to greet her at Grayson County Airport Hillary do not realize this. Do you Washington-on-the Brazos for the cut the defense budget anymore, she $15,437.81, down 15.36 from the date for Cooke County in 1994, (now why? signing of the Texas Declaration of were Grayson County Republican said that we need a strong defense at $18,241.01 received a year ago. To $209,712.05, up 24.82 percent from President Clinton and his wife do Independence, marking a pivotal Chairman Ron Clark and Cooke all times . date in 1994 Muenster has received that of a year ago. rot know what it is like to be a moment in history for anyone who County Republican candidate for ;mall business person. All they have has ever yearned to live free from County Judge, Paul F. Hesse. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ever been is college students, the minions of tyranny and Senator Hutchison made a short In Cooke County awyers and politicians. None of oppression. speech in the airport terminal 1 year $25.00; 2 years $45.00 hese experiences have taught them On Wednesday, March 2, Texans building to a group of supporters Outside Cooke County shat it is like to meet a company or will celebrate the 158th anniversary and the local media. Highlights of 1 year $30.00; 2 years 555.00 rosiness payroll each week. In fact, of this bold and courageous action her speech covered the following I Muentleo Erne/owl. SIMI I sincerely doubt if either or both made by brave patriots who served topics: Owe Feb Elf* Fab ;mild run a popcorn machine on the • The Senator stated that she was Cowan.. M•n•g•t the Republic of Texas with and NJ Manager mod Mel Pinter ,treet corner and show a profit! distinction when the call to arms happy to have the ethics trial over, ANIn Mannum How do I know what I am talking was sounded at places of honor like that it was a trial that no one would OM. Mg." want to have. But, she was glad that Mann.. 'bout? I'm 73 years of age. I have San Jacinto and the Alamo. ConaultantIRM I EMIna *dud she stood up to it - so in the future it Mnla Rertnum iwned seven different businesses, The Battle of San Jacinto was Cord/tamp Wrna■ .farting each up from scratch and among the most significant battles \ would be less likely that a candidate Sports AprSultum or office holder would be subject to 71.71.1101 Catholic Life is now yielding 5 85%. on Annuity nade a success out of each in American history because it not Conlanonny Wow something like this. Newt hadsrlmel "Plus" Accounts. Place your long-term savings in rusiness, that's how! President only set Texas free, but set into SUP Verde, Ea CY • She is helping sponsor Co...op Wow Catholic Life Tax-Deferred Annuity. iiinton's socialized health care plan motion a tide of irreversible events Porn Fob legislation to have women working Ur* Ruche ust won't cut it, folks, period! that brought the great Southwest Accourdna. in the home be eligible for the Bang How many of you good folks into the Union. PAT KNABE (817) 759 - 2888 now what Nazi stands for in Ultimately, 11 states, from Texas $2,000 IRA (women working Mane (SIN 7384311 outside the home are currently SILIEPOTEA ENTERPRISE english? National Socialist Party. to California, joined the Union and (Uses 3676601 R 0510.3 .,.5 7nOtry 'Current rates are rubjcal U, change ['hat's right, Uncle Adolph Hitler fulfilled the dream of manifest eligible for the $2,000 IRA) instead 515NA rho 1.11 ...e Osearnma by Calhola Lek ImuNnec Onion/Nome Office San Antonio, Teem of the current $250 IRA Tim 1./11.11181 er1WW1110, nd his socialist party of Germany. destiny. In summing up that battle, 117 E ISM Sl, limnalm. Tama 76252 let you a good bite of it, folks, which occurred on April 21, 1836, contribution and tax deduction. POSTMASTER Sand a.nna to ecause this is what President • Senators Hutchison, Dole and THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE WHOLLAIFEINSURANCE Texan Thomas Rusk, then Secretary P.O. Sas NM Memnsler, Tams 76232 'Tinton is selling you under a of War for the Republic of Texas, others are working on the Balanced iifferent name! wrote, 'The unerring aim and Budget Amendment to the U.S. Please, I call on all of you doctors irresistible energy of the Texas Constitution. . don't just sit there and let it Army could not be withstood.' appen! "Joe Six-Pack" doesn't I hope your readers will take a now, but you should know! You moment to remember the gallant Council meeting ELECT ave the A.M.A., use it! 1 have men and women who served the othing to fight with! I'll be calling Republic of Texas with distinction; date changed n you again, folks, and you. too, remember them for the freedom we )octor. If I am going down, I'll go enjoy today; remember them for Muenster City Council's regular own fighting! making Texas the greatest of these monthly meeting has been Mary Pickle I am glad I am 73 years of age. I United States of America. rescheduled from Monday, March 7 say not be here when the greatest Respectfully, to the following Monday, March 14 lation on earth falls to socialism, Phil Gramm at 7:30 p.m. in Muenster City Hall. sank the good Lord. Just think, United States Senator Mayor William J. Miller called for Justice of the Peace elks, Russia and Germany are Washington, DC 20510-4302 the change of date. oming out from under government ontrol and we are going into it. Vhat a joke! Capitalism and free nterprise are what made this the EXPERIENCE reatest nation on earth and now we re turning our hacks on it! I do not COLLEGE Over 2 years of experience Ay, "God Bless America!: now I Continued from Page 1 Ay, "God Help America!" as a Justice of the Peace - Before closing, 1 have a question issue, both here and at extension and what we're trying to do is help 3r you. Here in Sherman, we have sites, a majority have indicated that this college gain a competitive se large Wilson N. Jones Hospital. they would much more readily feel edge." the only candidate with I told you that in the morning at a sense of pride in a college name Several CCC trustees expressed :00 a.m., Bill Clinton would be in reflecting the larger, more their belief that the biggest winners, actual working knowledge omplete and total control of all progressive and regionally- in the end, will be the students right perations at Wilson N. Jones, important school it actually is. here in Cooke County and that, & experience of the job. 'eluding operations and the "whole CCC-Denton Center Associate ultimately, all residents of the all of wax," would you still go to Dean Rusty Waller reported that county stand to benefit significantly that hospital?" No? Why not? many Denton students believe a from the increasingly positive ecause you want the hospital new name would probably have a impact a growing, progressive rofessionals to run it, and not a very positive effect on recruiting college can have upon their lives, ovemment bureaucrat! So do I! there, for the main campus as well economically and otherwise. Sincerely, as extension sites, because potential "We truly are sensitive to the fact H.K. Lyde students could more easily relate to that this college has a long history TRAINING "Your Freedom Man" it as "their" community college. and tradition," said Dr. Milton 520 N. McKown According to Linda Mast, CCC Dickson, board of trustees vice Sherman, TX 75090 dean of continuing education, the chairman. "Over seven decades, Received 60 hours of .S. I'll be back with the second same principal applies in regard to both alumni and citizens of the sapter - look for me. I'll be coming the steadily-widening range of county can develop very strong training at the Justice at of Chute #1 with both barrels private business and industrial firms attachments to 'their' college and its lazing! throughout the service area such as name. While many former students Center in San Marcos Boeing Electronics, Peterbilt, Texas have expressed strong support for a Instruments and others seeking name change, we know some others o the Editor: quality state-of-the-art workforce may be a little saddened by it for As you and your readers know, education and customized employee sentimental reasons. ir over three months or more, I training from schools like CCC. "This is not something we take ive been writing you about the "We are obviously not the only lightly. At the same time, we tfalls and shortcomings of Bill providers in the region who could believe these same people expect us linton's socialized medical "joke." deliver this training," she said, "so as trustees to do whatever we Dear Voters: Now the news is out ... and a very image becomes very important. A believe, in our best judgment, is pectable publication, The new name would definitely help necessary to keep their college alive eaders Digest, that tells it all, demonstrate that we are serious and growing and improving." The Role of a JP is twofold - to see to it that rout socialized medicine in next about serving the education and Dickson also pointed out, for onth's March issue; title, "Your training needs of our entire service example, that giving the college a isk Under Clinton's Health Plan." the laws of the State of Texas are upheld, area's business and industrial name with a more regional When the public finds out about community." connotation could significantly e article, the issues will go fast Glasscock strongly expressed his enhance the college Endowment and to insure that the rights of the individual it, dear friends, make that extra view that, despite all the talk of Foundation's ability to attract gifts, Tort to get a copy or borrow one growth and "broadening of scope" bequests and corporate grants from are preserved. I bring to the office the om your neighbor. It is your life and "regional commitment," one of an expanded source pool. Individual id your health that is really at CCC's most positive attributes has donors, organizations and private ake. been its ability - despite an foundations outside the county, he unbiased nature necessary to being an I have to brag a little, you will see extraordinary 149 percent increase said, would be more likely to give little of what ELK. Lyde believes in enrollment since 1985 - to to an institution with a regional effective Justice of the Peace. a lot of pages! maintain a friendly, "small school" image. For a Free America, atmosphere, low student-teacher "While the final decision on a Lyde ratios and a high level of name change rests with the board," Your Support will be appreciated March 8th, 520 N. McKown individualized instruction made Endres said, "we are nevertheless Sherman, TX 75090 possible by small classes. still open to input from citizens of "These things we have absolutely the county. Our meetings are open Mary Pickle no intention of changing," he said, to the public, and any citizen who "but it's an indisputable tact that we wishes to may attend our March 28 are no longer the small, rural junior meeting and address the board with Paid by Mary Fickle, lb 6 Box 673. Gainesville. Texas 76240 college we once were. We're his or her views on this or any other playing in a much larger arena now, issue being considered."

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PAGE 4 - MARCH 4. 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Robin Hacker seeks Young Conservatives of 1-IgRITAGg Texas endorse Williamson NEWS Precinct 4 JP position The Young Conservatives of endorsement. Representative Robin Hacker of Valley View is Texas have endorsed the re-election Williamson stated. 'I am very running for the position of Precinct of District 61 Stage Representative pleased and honored with the FORUM 4 Justice of the Peace on the Ric Williamson (10 of endorsement. The Young Republican ticket. She noted that in the March 8 primary. The Conservatives of Texas has ma0u mEQ"-rAGE - - - -he announced her candidacy based announcement was made during a published ratings of the Texas .:pot a desire to return honor and recent press conference in Austin. Legislature continuously since professionalism to the office. Representative Ailliamson. who 1975, longer than any other Hacker has three sons and is is serving his fifth term in the Texas organization in the state. Their married to Valley View native House of Representatives. w as taunts are considered one of the Frank Hacker who is a faculty recognized as one of 35 House most accurate and objective member at Cooke Counts College members m earn a position on the indicators of a legislator's Tax Cuts: Back in Vogue and teaches Building Trades at Young Conservatives of Texas philosophy. I am proud to be Texas Youth Commission in Honor Roll. In making the endorsed by this group." announcement. State Chairman Williamson has served on the By Edwin Feulner - I believe there are . David Guenthner noted the House/Senate Budget Committee, dealt with in a professi, extensive work involved in the Health and Human Services lb Presider.: Clinton's record 1993 tax increase of $262 billion wasn't bad that are being neglected. - said Hacker. `Given my background in producing the ratings. Members of Conference Committee and the enoueti. the Congressional Budget Office recently announced that his health- the Honor Roll scored at least 92 Ways and Means Committee. nursing borne administration. adult care plan will slap a $400 billion five-year tax on the U-S_ economy. out of a possible 100 on the YCT among others. literacy in Cooke County. and my This comes ..usz as state governments across the country are rushing to teaching experience with Valley Index_ This year. 25 votes were Williamson and his wife, Mary . ROBLN HACKER reviewed and scored as well as m Ann. have three daughters and live lower their taw ,:es The states they tease a very simple reason for doing View and San:r ISD more than oerall rating for the entire season_ in rural Parker County. north of this to boos: t.:•-eir e..:onomles and create jobs. qualifies me to professionally perform the duties of this office." serving the taxpayers in the Upon receiving word of the Weatherford. O!, glee' swallowing Clinton's economic wisdom, In conclusion Robin Hacker said, honorable manner which the office ▪ sa ..s :he 70e 77.07.e*, eminent confiscates from the American "I will appreciate the privilege of merits." ▪ .77-,;‘,".ar.: Ens estments" since when did pork-barrel spending Doyle High receives he faster the economy will grow `fs.,. :_h:nix the debate .-oer — n ore economic growth — za:;:ne faxes , them — e.a , e nee:- one ago. After newspaper endorsements ±al ever!, dollar rtego: eftmen: ta'AeS..7,7 of our pockets Freeman recognized for is one less dollar we :an spend or :he see an t and need es But since Washington s'''' doesn : .7 pefhaps sho.;a: a7 a7e, Doy le High announced this week Pharmacy Association. Texas Business Beet showing that :he .as: ezrit :ears states .5 an her United Way efforts how pleased he was to have Restaurant Association. Texas study by r.;!e n:gh-tax -noes received several newspaper Chiropractic Association. Texas low taxes have experienced dramat:a tz ans. have mdorsemems as well as the support Automobile Dealers Association lagged behind . fnxn a brood range of other groups and several others.* said High. The numbers are impress,: e In the states ss :tr. :he h:ghes: fax t.irder.s Way Board receiving the Outstanding Division in his bid for the Republican .:,c) 27 for their Leader Award. 'Other groups such as the Texas the number of jobs in the pis ate sector riser :3 per.:ent s.na e ;55 rcminat- ion for State Senate Dist. and Southwestern Cattle Raisers ka, Freeman was New board members elected for By contrast the 10 SLIMS with the low e '..ax burdens base seen pr. ate. sea tor The district is larger than 10 and Texas Cattle Feeders have also 3-year terms were Jane McLeroy; during that same penal That means if two uaLsidual states and about the same endorsed as campaign." said High. employment rise by 22 percent tnc United IA a: Mac Hewlett, Callisburg ISD size as South Carolina. High The Haskell candidate has been states. one high-tax and one low-tax. each had :OeS. ■ 9!, 5 the The Board recognized Rae for her superintendent; Allen Heitman of expressed pleasure that the groups endorsed by Texas Agriculture high-tax state would have added 130,000 jobs while the low - tax state would service as a board member for the First State Bank: Karon Sullivant of past three years, service on from all across the district acreed Commissioner Rick Perry, Texas have aided 220 OOD jobs. a 90.000-job edge. the Sullivant Ranch; Attorney Phil that he was a fiscal conservative and Republican Party Chair Fred Meyer. executive hoard. serving as second Adams; Mike Kendall, CPA; Tom That explains why state governments are jumping on the tax-cut would be able to stand up to the State Republican Party Executive vice-president. division leader for Myers, GISD superintendent; Greg liberals in Am.-.6a Committee members Joe Wolfe of bandwagon_ Newly elected New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman. a Valley View and Professional Solomon of the Chamber of "The Abilene Reporter-News, Sherman and Ramona Kennedy of Republican. campaigned on the promise of a 30 percent reduction in state Divis,r, for two years and Commerce: and Patty Haaven Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, Denton and various other income-tax rates. To prove her pledge wasn't empty campaign rhetoric Iowa Park Leader and my Republicans across the sprawling (remember Clinton's middle-class tax cut?). Whitman called for a 5 percent t,,rnetown Haskell Free Press have district High expressed excitement cut on her first day in office. lithe state legislature approves the proposed cuts. a.1 endorsed my candidacy and about the endorsements of the Elect Doris Bryant as watch New Jersey add jobs by the thousands. ir everal other newspapers have Republican officials since it is so ....di:a- led that they plan to endorse unusual for them to get involved in New Jersey's neighbor to the north, New York, has not only one of the v District Clerk of Cooke County :7-4 Ibis week.' said I-licit v1m also a contested primary. 'These party most liberal administrations of any state, but the highest tax burden in the excited to have recel: ed the leaders have all told me they think I country. Yet men Democratic Gov. Mario Cuomo. politically to the left of :::-.dor:errent of pro-business croups am the best qualified candidate and Qualified Clinton, has conceded that only tax cuts can give his state an economic lift. as the National Federation of the only candidate that can defeat independent Business. Texas liberal incumbent Steve Carriker in In Georgia, Democratic Gov. Zell Miller wants to cut income taxes by it • -v Dedicated - 1 Texas the fall.* said High. S 100 million. In Massachusetts. Republican Gov_ William Weld wants to cut income taxes by 5270 million_ In Washington state, Democratic Gov. Mike IV Leadership Abilities Lowry has pledged to an taxes on high-tech industries to spur job growth. Cutting taxes is such a surefire way to spark economic growth and create ebbA V Willing to Work for the jobs that even the Clinton administration is pushing it — for Japan! Treasury DORIS BRYA_NT EXERCISE Secretary Lloyd Bentsen — who last year said Clinton's tax hike would People of Cooke County *YOUR RIGHT TO* VOTE expand the U.S. economy — has been urging Japanese Prime Minister Voters of Cooke County, now is Morthiro Hosokawa to slash taxes to lift Japan out of recession. Fortunately. Hosokaw a recendy succeeded in cutting Japan's income taxes your chance to be heard. This is by more than S50 billion after a bruising battle with socialists in the Japanese government the first time since 1978 you Unfortunately. the socialists in our own government are tougher. have had a choice for your

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Era ISD hears Frances Sicking recognized Lindsay student wins recommendations for 15 years of service at County Spelling Bee by Elaine Schad teachers have more input regarding Muenster Garden Center Many hours of studying have Myrick, representing the CCC The Era school board heard a list renewal of student transfer requests. paid off for 13-year-old Connie Math. Science and Technology of recommendations from the The committee will also be studying On Feb. 28 Frances Sicking garden expertise with customers, Wang of Gainesville, winner of this divisions, and Vonda McFarlin, district's site-based management the possible restructuring of marked 15 years as an employee of helping them select what best suits year's county spelling bee held representing Student Services. committee during the board's scheduling and courses in the Muenster Garden Center. Owners their gardening needs. "Frances recently at Cooke County College. Wang will be added to the list of regular February meeting. district, Beaver said. Roger and Janie Taylor gave her a works 45 hours a week at the Wang was named champion for the past winners, including: Joel The committee has recommended Harold Brown and Lanny Lewter silver water pitcher as a token of Garden Center and still finds time to correct spelling of "chenille," and Nickerson, 1993; Tisha Wang of that the district hire another campus will not seek re-election to their their appreciation. can 1500 quarts of vegetables every will go on to compete against other Lindsay ISD, 1992 and 1990; administrator to assist Era Principal positions on the Era school board, Frances willingly shares her year," marveled Roger Taylor. students from 38 North and East Loretta Reiter of Sacred Heart Sharon Durham, who is the only officials said this week. Texas counties in the Dallas School, 1991; and Debbie Prescher building-level administrator for the Brown's Place 6 position and Morning News regional Spelling of St. Mary's School, 1989. K-12 campus of 375 students. Era Lewter's Place 7 position on the Bee, set for March 26. Superintendent Randel Beaver said school board will be open for the Wang is an 8th grader at Lindsay the board will consider the request May 7 election. Those interested in ISD. She was in competition with at its March meeting. Era trustees filing may contact the 13 other students from surrounding last year approved the position and administration office. (SPECIALS) towns. She is the daughter of hired Duncan Hudson to perform The board reviewed the election George and Agnes Wang of assistant principal duties as well as calendar during the meeting. Early Gainesville. athletic director duties. That voting will be held from April 18 "These students are like Olympic position was not filled following through May 3. athletes, because they have worked I ludson's resignation later last year. In other business, trustees: Hot Dogs hard and steadily." said Stephen The site-based committee passed --Extended by one-year the two- Bonin, CCC English instructor. on the recommendation from year contract of Era Principal "They have had to study hard and IP students that grades be weighted Sharon Durham. During the the pressure they are under is according to subject area. Trustees meeting, a group of seven parents tremendous." rejected the proposal, saying Era presented a petition to board Leah Rigler will serve as was not really large enough to offer members in opposition to Durham's 2 for alternate to the Regional Spelling enough courses that would justify rehiring. The board decided to Bee in Dallas should Wang be such a grading system. unable to compete, Bonin said. remain in open session to discuss LEAH RIGLER The board did agree to dropping the matter and then renewed Rigler is a 13-year-old 7th grader at six-weeks testing beginning next Durham's contract on a unanimous Sacred Heart School, and is the The competition was sponsored fall and to allow exemptions for 7-0 vote. daughter of Michaele A. and locally by Cooke County College. junior and senior students from --Approved the addition of a Michael Rigler of Gainesville. Other participants were: Donna spring examinations following junior high special education 99 Some 100,000 5th through 8th Sellers, Callisburg High School; certain criteria beginning with the teaching position for the 1994-1995 Reg. 990 each, graders from North and East Texas Aimee Reidy, Edison Elementary; 1994-1995 school year. The six- school year. participated at the classroom level Zeb Hardy, Era ISD; Andrea Jones, weeks test has already been dropped --Reported that Era freshman in the 1993 Dallas Morning News Franklin Elementary; Jason Cox, at the elementary with no real Erin Alphin has advanced to state Spelling Bee. Winner of the Gainesville Middle School; Bill difference shown in student after winning a gold medal in regional bee will advance, all Kirchenbauer, Lee Elementary: Eric performance, Beaver said. Many University Interscholastic League Jumbo expenses paid, to the National Garrison, McMurray Elementary; teachers felt the testing system is piano competition. Spelling Bee, to be held during Douglas Knabe, Muenster Junior redundant and takes away from time --Reported that athletic gate "Spelling Bee Week," in High; Anthony Iloberer, Sivells of that could be devoted to new receipts are about $1,000 ahead of Washington, D.C. Bend ISD; David Wiese, St. Mary's; Fountain Pronouncer for the event was Roy of learning, he said. last year. Joel Nickerson, Valley View iii Among other recommendations, --Authorized bids for property. Baggett, CCC English faculty. Middle School; and Jessica the committee requested that casualty and liability insurance. Drink Judges for the contest were Jane Southerland, Walnut Bend. Valley View ISD discusses DALLAS COWBOY Construction to begin master plan for campus Super Bowl Champs for Valley View plant III, II COCA-COLA by Elaine Schad Trustees called a May 7 election Oardi`'`''.6t by Elaine Schad $159,000 grant from the Texas Valley View trustees heard a to fill to positions on the school 8 oz. Collectors Bottles The town of Valley View will Department of Housing and presentation on a future masterplan board. The three-year term of Grant build a new wastewater treatment Community Affairs and with a loan for the Valley View campus and Krahl is expiring and another three- 1/4Z-. ear plant to comply with more stringent funded through the State Water facilities during its regular board year term is open. The board left the permit requirements set down for Pollution Control Revolving Fund. meeting this week. position open after Trustee Cecil each the town by the Texas Water Construction could begin within Monty Zajicek (pronounced zay- Neu resigned. Those wishing to file 590 Commission. about two months as soon as check) of SHW Architects in Dallas for a position on the board may Town aldermen, during their paperwork is completed, Valley discussed development of a contact the district administration regular February meeting, awarded View City Secretary Jane Alexander masterplan for future facilities and office. Early voting will be held a $396,375 contract to Cole and said. renovations. Valley View from April 18 through May 3 at the Smithen Construction Company in Town aldermen in December Superintendent Steve Schneider said administration office. Regular Denison to build the new sewer approved a contract with Morris the board plans to interview several voting will be held at Valley View D I ONE STOP plant in the southeastern part of the Engineering and the Greater other architectural firms before High School and at the New Hope Hwy 82 Muenster 759-4512 city limits in the Cooke County Texoma Utility Authority to provide deciding whether to proceed with Baptist Church in Burns City on 1-44 community of about 640 people. engineering services for the project. the masterplan. Please See VVISD, Page 14 ■ The project is being funded with a See VV CITY, Page 14

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0,al. am. ••••■■■■ PAGE 6 - MARCH 4, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE LLifestyte El Paso, here we come! by Jennifer Fuhrmann Endres and Brandon Bayer: Prose The Sacred Heart Academic Interpretation - Karri Endres. Erica Team is preparing for the TAPPS Schilling and Jennifer Fuhrmann; District Meet on March 21 in El Poetry - Donetta Hess, Jacqueline Nuptials unite couple in Paso. The team will be flying from Trammell and Jutta Leskinen; Love Field in Dallas on March 20. Persuasive Speaking - Tiffany The students who are Fisher, Scott Poole and Anna Fette; Sacred Heart Church participating in the meet had to have Number Sense - Kelly Bayer, Jason a competition between their Hess and Nicole Endres; Calculator Darlene Ann Hess became the Rose," Becky Fleitman on the flute classmates in the event that they - Loretta Reiter, Jennie Endres and bride of Jordon lean Bayer on and Misty Knabe on the trumpet were interested in, and the top three Kelly Bayer; Advanced Math - Saturday, Feb. 26, 1994. Father accompanied them. Other selections people get to go on to the district Kelly Bayer and Michael Gehrig; Victor Gillespie, OSB, was were the "Theme from Thorn meet. Math - Erica Schilling, Melissa celebrant of the Nuptial Mass in Birds;" "Chariots of Fire:" The people who are going and O'Brien and Jennifer Campbell. Sacred Heart Church and officiated Pachelbel's "Canon in D;" Clarke's their event/events are: Spelling - On Sunday, March 20, the team for their vows in a double-ring "Trumpet Tune;" "One Hand, One Stephanie Grewing, Jennie Endres will have time for some sightseeing. ceremony at 5 p.m. Heart;" "On Eagles' Wings;" and Loretta Reiter; History - The team held three fundraisers. The bride is the daughter of Earl "People Need the Lord;" "Surely the Michael Becker, Stephanie Grewing They had a Valentine's Day and Mary Ann Hess of Muenster. Presence;" "Hail Mary, Gentle and Jennifer Campbell; Ready drawing; they had a car wash on She is a 1993 graduate of Muenster Woman" and "Jesu, Joy of Man's Writing - Loretta Reiter, Weldon Sunday, Feb. 20; and, on Monday, High School and is employed at Desiring." Bayer and Joey Martin; Science - Feb. 21, they washed house Factory Brand Shoes in Gainesville. Church decorations included tall Kelly Bayer, Michael Gehrig and windows. The groom is the son of Paul and tapers in candelabras on the altar, Brian Ramer, Duet Acting - Karri The sponsors for the academic Donna Bayer of Muenster. He is a and white bows on center aisle Endres and Jake McCoy. Joseph team are Ms. Jo Bedowitz and Mrs. 1993 graduate of Sacred Heart High pews. McCoy and Crissy Yetter, Nicole Debbie Endres. School and is employed at Bayer RECEPTION Dairy. A reception, dinner and dance Given in marriage by her parents, followed in Sacred Heart Couples' shower honors the bride was wearing a formal Community Center. white satin wedding gown designed Presiding at the guest book were with V-neckline, fitted bodice, Melissa Miller and Lesli Perkins, Jordon and Darlene Basque waistline and long tapered both friends of the bride. satin sleeves. The full skirt was Dinner was catered by the A couple's shower honored grandparents, Alfred and Anna accented with a large bow at the Hermes Sisters of Lindsay. Guests Jordon Bayer and Darlene Hess on Marie Bayer and Val and Juanita back waist, and was edged on the danced to music by The Entertainer, Feb. 13, 1994 in the home of J.D. Fuhrmann, all of Muenster. Others hemline with lace; and the semi- George Spaeth. and Patsy Fleitman, hosted by their attending were uncles and aunts cathedral-length train featured a The white bride's cake, decorated godparents and spouses, Pat and from both sides of the family. matching bow halfway down. The with pink flowers, was made by Joyce Hermes of Gainesville and Special guests were brothers and entire gown, bodice, sleeves and Betty Rose Walterscheid, and the J.D. and Patsy Fleitman of sisters of the bride and groom. train were detailed with matching chocolate groom's cake was made Muenster. Supper was served and gifts were Attending were the bride's lace and sequins. by Tommie Sue Hess, bride's aunt. opened and displayed. Extra help rl She carried a bridal bouquet of A rehearsal dinner, hosted by the parents, Earl and Mary Ann Hess, for gift opening came from Sunni white and pink silk flowers made by groom's parents, was held the and grandparents, Cecilia and Julius and Arlie, groom's sister and Hermes Sr. of Lindsay and Agnes her mother. The entwined rosary evening before the wedding in the • brother. Cra Hess of Muenster. Also, the groom's was a gift from the bride's home of Barbara and Clinton Bayer. MRS. JORDON JEAN BAYER Dessert cake and coffee for 'nee Darlene Ann tress ... parents, Paul and Donna Bayer, and concluded the evening. godmother, Patsy Fleitman. Upon return from a wedding trip is S ATTENDANTS to Hot Springs, Arkansas, the Far The bride's twin sister, Marlene couple will reside in Muenster. Cot Ann Hess of Lubbock, was her maid RECYCLING] Cot of honor. Bridesmaids were Alethea Cot Ann Brawner of Muenster, bride's 011.10.11thee No, [ CENTER sister; and Bernadette Walterscheid Scouts attend lake retreat The of Muenster, groom's aunt. They were identically attired in by Scribe Russell Fette and saints. Most employed Scouting elections. Here are the new major Cooke County Distributing, Co. gowns of pink satin, designed with Last weekend, Feb. 25-27, the skills and all taught some basic positions: Senior Patrol Leader, 315 N. Mesquite den sweetheart necklines, shirred Boy Scout Troop 664 attended a religious truth or lessons. Royce Knabe; Assistant Senior Muenster, Texas man sleeves, Basque waists and full, tea- Catholic Scout Retreat at Camp Before dinner, the flag that had Patrol Leader, Duncan Campbell; doll length skirts, and back scoop Grayson on Lake Texoma. The boys flown for the retreat and many other Scribe, Russell Fette; Chaplain's daft necklines draped with simulated arrived at twilight Friday night and, camps was lowered and burned after Aide, Aaron Klement; Historian, Of I pearl strands and a bow accent. by the time they reached their Jim Stoffels; Librarian, Casey 3 50 HD a delicious supper. Shortly after the 1 to 500 pounds They carried long-stemmed pink campsite, it was dark so they dinner, there was a Mass given by Walterscheid; Quartermaster, Eric and white roses. pitched their tents in the dark. Later the local' Reverend Bell. In the Knabe; Eagle Patrol Leader, Flower girls were Sunni Bayer, that night, the boys attended a middle of the Mass, the Scouts filed Michael Flusche; Rattlesnake Patrol groom's sister, and Jessi welcome and cracker barrel. out and each one placed a piece of Leader, Casey Walterscheid; Bear Aluminum Walterscheid, groom's cousin. They The Scouts slept through a cold, granite, which they had received in Patrol Leader, Eric Fisher; 370 lb. 11 wore pink satin gowns with rounded windy night and awoke to the same "Rocks," into a cement fleur de lis Bobwhite Patrol Leader, Aaron over 500 pounds Ten necklines, puffed sleeves, Basque weather. All the Scouts wore full by the entrance of the outdoor Hess. Cans rill waists and gathered tea-length skirts uniform but not a speck of a khaki The chapel. Open: Saturdays Only 8:00 11:30 a.m. accented with a bow at the back shirt was seen because everyone The Scouts left Sunday morning all l waistline. Each carried a basket wore a coat or coveralls. After a at 10 am. and arrived in Muenster with silk pink and white roses and flag ceremony and a breakfast at about 11:30 a.m. Many boys have Burr ribbons. Arlie Bayer, groom's served by cooks at the mess hall, remarked to me that they enjoyed Levi brother, was candle bearer. Scouts were divided into groups and the retreat and the Scouts plan to do lino The ring bearer was Jeff spent the rest of the day in six it again next year. clad Walterscheid, groom's cousin. The activities: rocks, semaphore, Also, at last Monday's, Feb. 28, grab ring pillow was made by Joyce measurement, pictographs, games Ti Scout meeting, there were troop WITH COOKE COUNTY FACING Hermes, bride's aunt. of J Jeremy Bayer, groom's brother of TOUGH BUDGET ISSUES, WE NEED Muenster, was his best man. Groomsmen were Jerry Brawner of RAE FREEMAN'S Denton, bride's brother, and Karl Muenster Honor Rolls Barnhill of Muenster, a friend of the FRESH IDEAS, ENERGETIC ATTITUDE AND CONSERVATIVE groom. MUENSTER ELEMENTARY Joseph Dangelmayr, Chelsea Ushers were Barry Hess, a friend Fourth Six Weeks Felderhoff, Ubaldo Maldonado, APPROACH of the groom, Bubba Green, groom's Michael Groff, Martha Knabe, "A "Honor Roll IN THE COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE. cousin, Bobby Hermes, bride's 1st Grade (Mrs. Jones) - Chase Kristian Koester, Kristi McAden, JI cousin, all of Muenster, and Jon Cain, Eric Endres, Joanna Daniel Russell. (Miss Hettler) - Fleitman, bride's cousin of College Felderhoff, Lana Fisher, Shannon Deann Dangelmayr, Kyle Endres. Station. Grewing, Laura Hellman, Candice Robyn Hermes, Melinda " IT'S YOUR TAX DOLLAR" Altar servers were Scott and McCrary, Clint Miller. (Mrs. Lile) - Walterscheid. Kevin Hermes, bride's cousins, and Russell Endres, AJ. Fleitman, Sean 3rd Grade (Mrs. Popp) - Karl Lucas Bayer and Josh Walterscheid, Fuhrmann, Gage Gilliland, William Fisher, Kami Klement, Tyler groom's cousins, all of Muenster, Hacker, Steve Klement, Tara Walterscheid. (Mrs. Scott) - Wedding music was presented by Swirczynski, Whitney Watson, Michael Endres, Richard Endres, Pam Fette and Sharon Waller, Justin Wolf. Megan Lippe, Christopher Rains. vocalists, and Ruth Felderhoff on 2nd Grade (Mrs. FuhrMann) 4th Grade (Miss Darling) - I the piano. For singing of "The -Jared Britain, Andrew Cherry, Chisam Cain, Laura Drachenberg, Grant Hartman, Crystal Lutkenhaus. (Mrs'. Walterscheid) - Lacy Endres. Krystal Hale, Ashley Klement, Pamela Lutkenhaus, Christopher WALLACE INGLISH, CFP York. 5th Grade (Mrs. Alsup) - Lauren 117 N. Commerce, Gainesville Dangelmayr, Malony Gieb, Christopher Grewing, Megan Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am - 5:30pm Hennigan, Mary Skinner, Terri Sat. 9:00 am - 12 noon Wimmer. "B" Honor Roll Bus. (817) 665- 5863 1st Grade (Mrs. Jones) - Joseph Res. (817) 768- 2719 LIFE Cowden, James Fanning, Dustin Felderhoff, Cassandra Sicking, (800) 794-6476 'I Ire Company You Keep! 1 I Cody Tompkins, Aaron Walterscheid. (Mrs. Lile) - Whitney Britain, Donald Dickerson, Carrie Grewing, Garrett Jones, Tiffany VOTE FOR y Rains, Mindy Walterscheid. 2nd Grade (Mrs. Fuhrmann) - SAMUEL MASON WINTERS Krystel Black, Matthew Yosten. (Miss Hettler) - Shelton Justice of the Peace ('oughenour, Diana Felderhoff, Kirk • Over 12 years experience I lartman, Bridgetle Klement, KNOWLEDGABLE with local county government Nathan Sicking, John Sturm, Justin Over 300 hours of criminal 'Fhweatt, Alisha Walterscheid, EXPERIENCE justice training Cameron Walterscheid. • Over 12 years in the judicial- 3rd Grade (Mrs. Popp) - criminal justice system Mitchell Felderhoff, Jami Gerstberger, Megan Grewing, • Graduate Shanna Jones, Layla Khalil, Wesley Cooke County College Koelzer, Dewayne Montgomery, ELECT ACADEMIC Pre-Law degree Ashley Sicking. (Mrs. Scott) - BACKGROUND • Bachelor's Degree University of North Texas Amanda Felderhoff, Tiffany Business Administration Rangel, Cindy Tempel, Dustin RAE FREEMAN • Master's degree Walterscheid. University of North Texas 4th Grade (Miss Darling) - Education Adam Bayer, Mitchell Endres, Jessica Grangruth, Brittany COOKE COUNTY TREASURER COMMUNITY • Gainesville State School Haverkamp, Shawn Hess, Kay Lee Advisory Board Price, Shannele Spakes. (Mrs . INTEREST • Cooke County Child Welfare Walterscheid) - Josh David, Paul 1 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE Advisory Board, former member Fleitman, Kevin Hermes, Nathan • Acted as a board advisor for Hess, Kimberly Klement, PAYROLL MANAGEMENT, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND Cooke, Fannin, 8 Grayson County Christopher Luttmer Juvenile Detention Center 5th Grade (Mrs. Alsup) - Misty ACCOUNTS PAYABLE • Since 1985, has served as a Barnhill, Diane Britain, Kerr volunteer delivering meals to the Felderhoff, Kacie Garcia, Brandy Paid Pol. Ad by Rae Fremen, 1410 Lindsay St., Gainesville, TX 76240 home bound of our community Gilbreath, Jennifer Hermes, Elliot COMMITTED TO SERVING COOKE COUNTY Klement, Eric Knabe, Kristre Pd Pol. Adv., Sam Winters, 501 Melody Ln , Gainesville, TX 76240 Lutkenhaus, William Scoggins. pillion Sicking, Bronya Vogel.

THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MARCH 4, 1994 PAGE 7 Vows exchanged in Feb. 5 ceremony

Debbie Schmitt and John Anderle Anderle of Muenster, groom's the recessional was Purcell's were placed at the ends of the table. were married in Sacred Heart brother; Stephen Schmitt of Tyler, "Trumpet Voluntare." The three-tiered white wedding Church on Feb. 5, 1994 in a Nuptial bride's brother; Kenneth Fuhrmann Readers for the wedding liturgy cake was decorated with blue Mass with double-ring ceremony at of Denton, groom's uncle; and Karl were Angela Endres and Stephanie flowers, and held a musical 5 p.m., officiated by Father Victor Barnhill of Muenster, friend of the Heady. Godparents of the couple, Precious Moments ornament on the Gillespie, OSB. couple, were groomsmen. Marcus and Cathy Fuhrmann and keepsake layer. The groom's The bride is the daughter of Pat Fuhrmann of Lindsay, Tom Schmitt and Pat Yosten, horseshoe-shaped chocolate cake Harvey and Della Schmitt. The groom's uncle; Douglas Fleitman of presented Offertory gifts at the altar. was decorated with chocolate. groom is the son of Johnny and Muenster, bride's brother-in-law; Eucharistic Ministers were Amy dipped strawberries. Annette Anderle, all of Muenster. Tim Bartel and Terry Bartel of Bayer, Georgia Wolf, Edna Paula Yosten, bride's cousin, cut Given in marriage by her parents, Muenster, and Jeff Hellman of Tompkins, Alvin Hartman, Florence the cakes. Cake servers were Holly and escorted by both, the bride was Muenster, all friends of the couple; and Lester Anderle and Pam Hartman, Dana Fedor, Olivia wearing a white satin silhouette were ushers. Hoberer. Ramos, Shawna Halbert, Amy wedding gown designed with Christopher and Clint Fuhrmann Arrangements of white gladioli Hoberer, Marci Bauer, Andrea sweetheart neckline and long of Muenster, cousins of the groom, and lighted candles enhanced the Fuhrmann and De Ann Fuhrmann, tapered Elizabethan sleeves of white were Mass servers. altar space. Center aisle pews were Reception assistants were Darla satin and English net, richly re- marked with white bows. Anderle, Dyan Fisher and Paula embroidered with pearled and Wedding music was presented by Special guests at the wedding Yosten. sequined lace. The traditional gown Ruth Felderhoff, organist, and were grandparents of the couple, A special wall decoration for the was heavily trimmed with pearl Christy Hesse and Nicole Bauer, Margaret Hartman, Ethel Anderle bride's table was a wide sheer white encrusted lace and iridescent groom's cousin, vocalists. Before and Marcus and Cathy Fuhmiann. curtain with peacock-colored hearts sequins. From the elongated bodice, Mass, they sang "The Rose," and ribbons carrying the names of the lace-encircled skirt fell to "Wedding Song" and "Sunrise, RECEPTION the bride and groom. slipper length and flowed into a Sunset." For the entrance of A reception, dinner and dance A rehearsal dinner was hosted by chapel train. Her sheer veil drifted bridesmaids, the organist played followed at the Sacred Heart the groom's parents in their home on from a delicate halo of illusion. Pachelbel's "Canon in D;" for the Community Center, hosted by Feb. 4, immediately after rehearsal. She carried a bridal bouquet of bridal march, she played Clarke's parents of the couple, for 350 The bride is a 1990 graduate of off-white flowers and greenery, "Trumpet Tune;" the song for guests. Sacred Heart High School and with her mother's rosary entwined. lighting of the Unity candle was Dyan Fisher and Darla Anderle attended Cooke County College and For sentiment, she borrowed "One Hand, One Heart;" at were in charge of the bride's book. the University of North Texas. She earrings from her sister-in-law, Offertory, "May Your Lives Be The Hermes Sisters of Lindsay is employed as a secretary by Michelle Schmitt; had a penny in Blessed;" at Communion, catered the meal and DJs Craig and Steven Billie. The groom is a 1986 her shoe, a gift from her father; "Household of Faith." When the Brian Anderle, groom's cousins, graduate of Muenster High School wore a new bracelet, gift from the couple knelt at the Blessed Virgin's provided music for dancing. and attended Cooke County groom; and wore a traditional blue altar, Nicole Bauer sang "Hail The bride's table was centered College. He is employed by Tony's garter. Mary, with the Unity candle and English Seed and Feed. ATTENDANTS Gentle Woman." The organ solo for ivy, and candelabras with tapers The couple resides in Muenster. The matron of honor was the Annual Sell-O-Rama bride's sister, Vickie Fleitman of Muenster. Bridesmaids were reservations now accepted Christy Yosten of Muenster, bride's Cousins share birthday cousin; Michelle Schmitt of Tyler, The dates for the Annual Arts and also provide an opportunity for bride's sister-in-law; Kim Anderle Crafts Sell-O-Rama have been set people, who do not have the time or and Denise Anderle of Muenster, celebrations Jan. 23 for 1995: The Sell-O-Rama, which talent to make quality craft items, to groom's sisters. is sponsored by the Cooke County purchase them. They wore peacock-colored Jarrod Dalton King and Krista Kristen Whalen; and Pam and Family and Community Education Reservations are currently being enchanting lace-covered smooth Marie Luke celebrated their Hilary King; and their Muenster Council (formerly called the Cooke made for people who want to have a satin dresses in a graceful birthdays together with a party on cousins, Jenny and Josh Luke. County Extension Homemakers display table of sale items. To silhouette, fashioned with a Sunday, Jan. 23, at Krista's home in Krista also celebrated her Council), will be held on Friday, obtain a reservation form, call the sweetheart neckline, Basque waist, Carrollton. Jarrod's birthday was birthday with friends and neighbors Nov. 11, and Saturday, Nov. 12. County Extension Office at 817- shirred sleeves, keyhole back with Jan. 21 when he turned 2, and with a special party at Fun Time The Sell-O-Rama will be held in the 668-5412. bow accent, and graduated hemline. Krista's was Jan. 25, her 5th. Pizza on Saturday, Jan. 22. Twelve Gainesville Civic Center. Reservations must be made on Each carried a single off-white open Relatives from both families friends joined her for games and The Annual Sell-O-Rama is the proper form and mailed to Mrs. rose bud tied with white ribbon. came to celebrate, hosted by George pizza, and a "Barney and Baby designed to provide an outlet for the Sharon Simmons, 1303 Belmont, Flower girl was Mellissa and Sharon Luke. A barbecue Bop" cake made by Krista's brother, many people in the area who enjoy Gainesville, TX 76240. Fuhrmann, groom's cousin, and ring brisket meal "with all the Ryan. Also attending were the doing one or more of the many , Individuals, as well as bearer was Jacob Fuhrmann, trimmings" was served, followed a parents, George and Sharon; Ryan different types of crafts, needlework organizations, are invited to have a groom's cousin. special dessert, a large Mickey and Morgan. Or other handcrafted items. It will crafts display. Kevin Anderle of Muenster was Mouse birthday cake made by his brother's best man. Corey Jarrod's mother, Mary King. Pictures and videos were made while the two honorees opened and TAAS Test set for March 8 displayed their gifts. Helping the NOTICE! Hours News of the Sick cousins celebrate were Jarrod's The writing portion of the TAAS Wednesday and Thursday, March 9 parents, Mary and Doug King, and changed now Test for grades 4, 8 and Exit Level and 10. Reading and Math TAAS Taylor Endres, infant daughter of his little sister, Meredith; Krista's will be given on Tuesday, March 8. for the 8th grade will be given in Monte and Jacque Endres, remains parents, George and Sharon Luke, for Adoration The Exit Level Test will be given to May. a patient in Brackenridge Children's and her brother, Ryan, and sister, all 10th grade students and any 11th Hospital for treatment of Morgan. Also their grandparents, There has been a change in the or 12th grade students who have not Parents are asked to ensure their pneumonia. Cards may be sent to Tony and Leona Luke of Muenster; hours for Adoration of the Blessed mastered the TAAS Test. The Exit children have plenty of rest the the parents and Taylor addressed to Krista's other grandparents, Henry Sacrament in Sacred Heart Church Level Test is particularly important night before the test and to send Brackenridge Children's Hospital, and Della Voth of Lindsay; and beginning this Friday, March 4. since all Texas public school them off with a good breakfast and 3rd Floor, Green Unit, Room 316, Jarrod's other grandparents, Don Adoration will begin after the 8 a.m. students must pass this test to plenty of encouragement. 6001 East 15th St., Austin, TX and Hope King of Irving. Mass and end at 11 p.m. on Friday graduate. If there are any questions, parents 78701. Also attending were Krista's and every first Friday hereafter. The Reading and Math portions are welcome to call Kay Perry at relatives, Mary Ann, Bill, Justin and Also, there will be Adoration on of the Exit TAAS will be given 759-2281. Mrs. Margaret Hartman and Pat Melissa Friddell; Doris and Ray the other Fridays of every month Wagner; L.W. Voth and Diana from 8:30 am. till 3:30 p.m. A new Diamond and Kt. Gold Jewelry ALWAYS Sale Priced Yosten have returned from a visit in ete rs Denver, Colorado with their Sullivan; and Jarrod's relatives, sign-up poster is in the west O RIGINAL daughter and sister, Kathryn Debbie, Ken, Austin, Eric and vestibule of church. THE Jim Seeds elont je';..a Gremminger. Visiting a few days VtOin t t;rht hen. Ce;soAci d:76 were other sisters, Edna See ds earlier Je welers ,.,..nand,onnenne.t.t.soiz Tompkins of Arlington and Georgia Wolf of Gainesville. Cards may be sent to Kathryn Gremminger, 5455 KEEP I Jewelry, Clock Many While-U-Wan W. Mansfield Ave., Denver, CO and Watch Repair Services 80235.. BOBBIE CALHOUN Auto An Experienced Homeowners - Life Capable Person as District Clerk FARM Helping You Is What We Do Best. I would like to thank each of you for supporting me as BUREAU John Bartush, Agent your District Clerk in the past and once again 1100 E. Division INSURANCE 759.44352 ask for your consideration in the upcoming election. Hillerest Center Muenster, Texas Your vote will be The Muenster Memorial Hospital appreciated. Pol Ad. Paid by Bobbie Calhoun Auxiliary expresses gratitude to donors and all others who HT contributed in many ways for a NOVEMBER STUDENTS of the MONTH, I to r, Scott Debnam, SPRING SPECIAL Janie Hartman Photo IN Amanda Felderhoff and Valerie Erwin. .66 :rli successful blood drive. AT .... There were 57 donors, 55 were Muenster ISD students ::.ii MAIN STREET NAILERY Hi accepted, 2 deferred. One tOeek FREE fanning 'Hi The following donors hold an for November honored ill = Students of the Month for In her free time Amanda likes to with .... outstanding record: November have been named by play tag, roller skate, and swing 111 = Muenster ISD. Each month a with her friends. She is the daughter :41 Purchase of a Full Set of flails Claude Klement, 5 gallons student is selected from the of Ronnie and Sharon Felderhoff. in elementary, junior high and high Valerie Erwin, an eighth grade Sculptured Nails - ts 30 i Tim Felderhoff, 3 gallons school by their teachers and student was selected from the junior • illi high as November Student of the Sandy Wimmer, 2 gallons honored for their achievement by lips with Overlays - 3S 17\ \ii IP the Muenster Kiwanis. Month. She is the daughter of Hi ..:: Amanda Felderhoff, third grade George and Maurine Erwin. Valerie Al/ ,ir Christy Hesse, 2 gallons honor student in Becky Scott's class has attended Muenster 1SD since —TAIYNING— was selected from the elementary fourth grade. She is very active in 2 months unlimited - $55 Special Thanks are offered to: school. She is recognized as having school events. Valerie just finished Knights of Columbus for use of the hall, a great sense of 'humor, getting playing basketball and is looking 1 month unlimited -$30 / along well with everyone and forward to the track season. Wilfred Bindel for readying, opening & closing, always being willing to help. Scott Debnam, son of Glenn and 2 weeks - $15 / I MI Sharon Debnam was selected from In: Frances Yosten & Florence Fisher for blood HE Stephanie Wimmer, Owner I ler favorite subject is art because the high school. He is a senior and pressure checks, she enjoys colors and drawing. Also has been active in Muenster Schools HE 406 N. Main, 759-4003, Muenster for the last four years. He enjoys Sacred Heart Student Council for canteen help, Amanda enjoys doing science OPEN MON - SAT, 9:00 to 5:00 III experiments and learning about playing football and running track. Early morning and late evening appointments available. carrying and marking, and He is also an active member of animals. Amanda enjoys all of her 21 HE she plans to Future Farmers of America and OFFER AVAILABLE THRU MAY 1 MH Auxiliary for refreshments and snacks. lessons so much that likes to show his animals in local attend college and become a shows. teacher. PAGE 8 - MARCH 4, 1994 THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE County Clubs: meeting Lunch Menus 4 WEEK OF MARCH 7 - 11 potatoes, gravy, green beans, fruit, the needs of families LINDSAY ISD salad, bread, milk. Mon. - Fiesta Salad, applesauce, Tues. - Spaghetti and Meat by Evelyn Yeatts, Soon after, local clubs were assorted fruit, bread, milk. Sauce, corn, applesauce, hot rolls, County Extension Agent-H.E. formed over the county. the first Tues. - Stew w/Vegetables, butter, milk. 1 The Cooke County Family & council was formed in 1923. The pickled beets, blueberry muffins, Wed. - Turkey, dressing, gravy, sto Community Education clubs met council then and today continues to fruit, milk. peas, cranberry sauce, milk. 00 Wednesday, Jan. 26. in the meeting be a means of planning programs Wed. - Chicken Fried Steak, Thur. - Pizza, blackeye peas, ro f room of Cooke County Electric. and activities for all clubs. mashed potatoes, gravy, green lettuce salad, pineapple, milk. 4-11 Evelyn Yeatts, County Extension From the beginning., the beans, fruit cobbler, bread, milk. Fri. - Tomato Soup, grilled oigl Agent, gave the program. She told programs of clubs has been to meet Thur. - Hamburgers cheese sandwiches, celery sticks, Mid the history of Home Demonstration the needs of families. Cooking. wiTrimmings, fries, ice cream, apples, milk. clubs forming in Cooke County sewing and home canning skills milk. MUENSTER ISD wor until the present Family & were the original nre4c which clubs Fri. - Tuna Casserole, pinto Mon. - BREAKFAST: Donuts or Eel Community Education clubs. met Over the years, programming, beans, tossed salad, gelatin Cereal, juice, milk. LUNCH: Taco Eac Six clubs are now active in the activities and service projects have w/topping, cornbread, milk. (Meat and Cheese), baked beans. cret county. They are Callisburg, differed to meet the needs of ERA ISD lettuce salad, fruit cobbler, milk. and Downard-Fairplains, Liberty Belles, changing times. In 1979, clubs Mon. - Salisbury Steak, mashed Tues. - BREAKFAST: Ham and ariti Muenster, Ross Point and Sivells changed their names to Extension potatoes, gravy, green beans, rolls, Cheese Sandwich or Cereal, juice, Bend. Each club president gave the Homemaker clubs and then, in late milk. milk. LUNCH: Fried Chicken, 4.11 history of their club. Evelyn Yeasts 1993, changed to Family & Tues. - Chicken Fajitas, potatoes and gravy, corn, rolls, phC presented carnations to the Community Education clubs. trimmings, pinto beans, cornbread, milk. and following women who were charter Programs today include such topics applesauce, milk. Wed. - BREAKFAST: Pancakes rep, members of each club or who had as New Food Labeling, Cultural Wed. - Submarine Sandwiches, or Cereal, juice, milk. LUNCH: Dig been members for the longest time. Understanding, Helping Children trimmings, potato chips, pickle Vegetable Beef Soup, choice of Callisburg - Gretchen Stiles, Learn to Love Books, Antiques, spears, peach cobbler, milk. sandwich, fruit, crackers, cornbread, ribb Mary Wambaugh Creative Sewing and Healthy Life Thur. - Baked Potato w/Ground lettuce and tomato, cake, milk. Downard-Fairplains - Florine Styles. Beef and Grated Cheese, fruit Thur. - BREAKFAST: Donuts or Ma Lance, Elva Watson Clubs have had numerous service cocktail. Texas toast, jello, milk. Cereal, juice, milk. LUNCH: Ali! Liberty Belles - Sharon Simmons, projects over the years. Back in Fri. - Hamburger, cheese slice, Hamburgers w/Trimmings, fruit, Ofd TERRY ELIZABETH WEST of Dallas and Ronald Paul Fleiunan of Ruth Pruett mid-century, the Women's Division trimmings, French fries, ice cream. brownies, milk. Cod Lewisville announce their engagement and approaching marriage. The Muenster - Bertha Pick, Dorothy of the Cooke County Fair was um milk. Fri. - BREAKFAST: Scrambled and couple plans a 6:30 p.m., April 16, 1994, wedding at St. Philips Episcopal Fisher, Rose Rohmer, Irene by club women. Some of the current SACRED HEART SCHOOL Eggs or Cereal, biscuits, juice, milk. ccec Church in Sulphur Springs, Texas with Father Donald Johnson officiating. Klement service projects include contribution (Senior Week) LUNCH: (Elementary) Fish Sticks, 11 Mr. and Mrs. Robert West of Emory, Texas are parents of the bride-to-be. Ross Point - Josephine Berry, to Visto, Home Hospice. Littlest S.N.A.P. MENUS (111/HS) Fish Portions, potatoes and reCe She is an Alvin High School graduate and attended Texas A&M Gladys Balthrop Angel, 4-H Scholarships and the Mon. - Chicken Fried Steak, gravy, green beans, rolls, milk. blue University. Terry is employed as an educational Consultant at Sivells Bend - Tommy Harrell, Fair Association. Thirteen years This TeKnowlogy/Compucom Educational Center in the INFOMART in Dallas. Billie Ward, Barbara Pybas. ago, Extension Homemakers started incl The future groom is the son of Annette Fleitman of Lindsay and the late Wilma Richardson, Family & an Arts & Craft Sell-O-Rama to Step Henry Fleitman. Ronald is a graduate of Lindsay High School and Texas Community Education Chairman, provide an outlet for local artisans Las Tech University. He is employed as a caseworker with Dallas County gave a report on the training to sell their crafts. This has grown Tie Mental Health and Mental Retardation -- Nolan Estes Educational Plaza of meeting in Dallas, Jan. 25. Lunch each year to capacity crowds. Rod Dallas. The couple will reside in Dallas. was served to 52 officers and Since 1922, and the club's members, prepared by the council original beginning, 10 Extension / &M1112 members. The first Home Agents have served as advisors to 4geol FMW Demonstration club was organized the clubs with Mrs. Bernice Homemaker Club meets in October 1922 in the Reed-Bolton Thurman serving 1951 to 1974 and INSURANCE AGENCY Community. Other clubs in the Evelyn Yeatts since 1974. Two of A county followed in quick succession the earlier clubs organized still For all your insurance needs in Klement home and Home Demonstration clubs remain active. They are Ross Point, KI Muenster Homemakers Club met trip to Granbury. Mrs. Hesse grew by leaps and bounds until organized in 1927, and Downard- Drawer 0, 204 N. Main, Muenster, TX Feb. 16 at 2 p.m. at the home of announced several upcoming dates, there were 536 full-fledged Fairplains, organized in 1929. and his Irene Klement, with 20 members in particular the State convention in members in that first year. 817 759.4644 answering roll call, naming their Lubbock in September. Lucille McI favorite plant. Lutkenhaus was nominated as enje gall( Dorothy Hesse, presi it. opened Muenster's representative. Members Mm the meeting with the creed prayer then held their yearly fundraiser for Windthorst sets German and pledge of allegiance to the Flag. the club - a white elephant sale, 'Hal The hostess gave two readings, with Bertha Pick as auctioneer. M. Gerald Garoutte, M.D., F.A.C.C. GI "The Miracle of Spring" and The hostess, Mrs. Klement, sausage meal March 6 Ann "Timely Advice." Members served cherry coconut pie, nuts, The annual German Sausage These sponsors invite the general Mug received a questionnaire on mints and coffee. Meal will be held Sunday, March 6, public to Windthorst which is Cow Next meeting for the Muenster at St. Mary's Parish Hall in situated at the corners of Hwys. The Denton Heart Group Bill "Strength, Weakness and Dill: Opportunity of the Club." The Homemakers Club will be held in Windthorst. The menu consists of 281, 25 and 174 in Archer County affilhanhoth The Wan Fhan completed forms were given to the home of Olivia Wimmer, when 100% pork sausage, spare ribs and for a meal they truly believe each celet Evelyn Yeatts, county agent. the program will be presented by sauerkraut with all the trimmings, will enjoy. and A May tour for all county clubs Lucille Lutkenhaus on "Know including dessert and drink. The boa 0: w is discussed, and many favored a America." price of the all-you-can-eat meal is is pleased to announce the opening of S6.00 for adults and 53.00 for a cardiology clinic at birth, children under 12 years of age. It his Serving time is 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year, as in the past, the 509 N. Maple Windthorst Volunteer Fire Muenster, Texas Department will co-sponsor the N meal. Proceeds will go toward Office hours on Wednesdays maintenance and purchasing new 1:00 to 5 00 pm equipment. Fireman Mike Humpert SI will serve as co-chairman. The other sponsor is Father For appointments, please call (817) 387 - 0000 Albert General Assembly of the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus; Board Certified in Cardiovascular Disease representing this group as co- chairman of the meal is Lester + Anderle, and the proceeds will be used for various community and charity programs. itL Lindsay DALLAS COWBOY LINDSAY'S COMPUTER TEAM, consisting of, I to r, Troy Edes, Honor Roll Limited Edition math teacher, Darren Hundt, Michael Schmidlkofer and Doug Hellinger, 1tS.:frtgl.fiSk LINDSAY ISD HEATHER HARRISON placed 2nd in Division II at the TCEA Area V/Region XI High School Fourth Six Weeks SUPERBOWL Programming Contest on Jan. 29. The contest was held at the Region XI High School: Darren Hundt, service center in Fort Worth. Courtesy Photo Tisha Wang, Doug Hellinger, XXVIII Matthew Murrell, Jason Hsu, Tanner Neidhardt, Michael Schmidlkofer, Stephany Pearson, FOSSIL Muenster Garden Club Christy Zimmerer, Allison Heather Walterscheid, Sabrina Nagy, Dave WATCHES meets in Wilde home Brown, Christine Fuhrmann, Greg Dgt Arendt, Janine Sorrenson, April turns 4 Only 15,000 The Muenster Garden Club held It With Wildflowers," at the Sandmann, Jennifer Hoberer, its regular meeting on Feb. 2 in the Installation Dinner in May at the Tammy Wilson, Mary Tepera, To mark the occasion of her were made. home of Marcy Wilde, with home of Holly Koch. Michelle DeBorde, Janet Pearson, fourth birthday Heather Harrison President Dorothy Hesse presiding. Daryl Ferber showed a video of Amber Griffith, Jennifer Bezner, had a two-day celebration. Heather Also available in Si Eight members and one guest, "Gardens in the Vancouver Area" Keleigh O'Dell, Chad Hair, Jilly and cousins Ricky Grewing, Limited Edition: Gertie Horn, attended. for the program. Hsu, Charlene Lutkenhaus, Sara Candice Sella, Cassie Sicking and Sue Endres announced that all Refreshments of fruit salad, sweet Flusche, Danah Hellinger, Richard Jade Fernburg went to Chuck E. Felix the Cat, Superman, winners of the Youth Contests in breads and coffee were served by Haayen, Amanda Schad, Gina Cheese with Heather's mother Laura Boris & Natasha, Flintstones, The Jetsons District II are from Muenster. She the hostess, Marcy Wilde. Baugh, Robert Lutkenhaus, Kyle Harrison and grandmother Valeria ES urged as many members as possible Sandmann, Angie Bengfort, Harrison for a pizza party. Later chilli ickeilver scald to attend the District II Convention Anyone interested in joining Michelle Dennis, Candida Garcia- they went to Grandma Harrison's for Fine awtun Muenster Garden Club may call borne on March 23. Karri Endres will Salas, Andrea Gieb, Julie Jordan, birthday cake and gift opening. - Fn. 530 - 5:30, Sat 530 - SOO Dorothy Hesse at 759-4786. Mon. it you Os present her winning speech. "Color Jana Crawford, Brandy Bezner. The girls spent the night with Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 Orelry, you'll 8th Grade: Connie Wang, Came Heather and the next day on In 101 E. Gablomia, Gainesville, 665-4223 loyo our Host (matt Hundt, Jamie Zwinggi, Steven Heather's actual birthday, Feb. 13, Barbara & Wallace Inglish Tepera, Sadie Trammell, Ashley they attended the Sacred Heart Texas Zimmerer, Charlie Costin, Jeff Mardi Gras. (Abu, Sicking, Andrea Fuhrmann, Lydia O0301 Spring Fling set in April Garcia, Dan Sorrenson, Abbie To Bezner. itjw 7th Grade: Elizabeth Luttmer, A poblic on Lake Brownwood Amy Arendt, Emily Zimmerer, Invest in Catholic Education has eh Jennifer Otto, Erica Fuhrmann, start by Evelyn Yeatts, finances and other current interests Scott Arendt, Nick Price, Joey Support the Sacred Heart School Trust Fund . Awan County Extension Agent-H.E. are a popular highlight. Wilson, Anna Bayer, Amy Hoberer, Tb, Experience spring and nature at Boat rides and fishing on Lake Jeff Wilson, John Bezner, Sarah A memorial gift will earn income for Catholic its best this year "Deep in the Heart Brownwood add popularity to your Eberhart, Richie Alfrey, Karlee of Texas." That's what folks 55 and stay. Lighted tennis courts, ODell, Gayle Walterscheid, Annie over will be doing at the Texas 4-H horseshoes, billiards, volleyball, Kwan. education in memory of the donor. Center on Lake Brownwood when shuffleboard, dominoes and card 6th Grade: Leah Hermes, Scott several hundred will enjoy the and table games are all popular Metzler, Abbas Ravjani, Leslie An annuity gift will earn interest for the donor or designate annual Spring Fling during April. activities. Schumacher, Daniel Hellinger, Sponsored by the Texas A special "Hats Off to You" James Thomason, Diana Schad, for the rest of their life after which the gift will be used for Catholic Agricultural Extension Service, four theme will provide a festive Abby Trammell, Sarah Trammell, weeks are offered from which men atmosphere to the event. Thursday's Justin Graham, Courtney Hoelker, Education. and women alike may choose: theme party will feature some Brent Krebs, Kyle Rhoads, Carly Spring Fling I, April 5-8; Spring exciting activities and Stark. Fling II, April 12-15: Spring Fling entertainment. 5th Grade: Jonathan Bengfort, A donation to the Sacred Heart School Trust Fund is an III, April 19-22; Spring Fling IV, Spring Fling '94! Are you 55 or Sara Krahl, Margaret Luttmer, Nick April 26-29. older? Then it's for you Each week Fuhrmann, Courtney Miller, investment in Catholic Education. Opportunities include "hands-on" is limited to 165 participants at a Michael Kendall, Deanna Meurer, learning centers where one can learn nominal fee. Get away and learn to John Bayer, Ellen Bezner, John leather working, oil painting, make the most of the best years of Eberhart, Jennifer Bengfort, Preston Sacred Heart Parish woodworking, stained glass and your life. Call your County Henry, Melanie Brown, Ashlie other exciting projects. Educational Extension office today at 668-5412 Privets, Jeffrey Williams, Karah 714 North Main Muenster, Texas 76252 programs on topics such as for a registration form or more O'Dell. Meghan Taylor, Andy horticulture, photography, him:Won, information. Zimrnerer, Dee Ann Fuhrmann. THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MARCH 4, 1994 - PAGE 9 4-Hers 'Share-the-Fun with family and friends Lindsay students named by Evelyn Yeatts, First place in the Senior Division Merit Scholar semifinalists County Extension Agent-H.E. went to another group from the Red Two Lindsay High School There was definitely lots of fun River club. Their blue ribbon act, students, Doug Hettinger, son of shared as 75 4-H'ers and more than entitled "Dilly of a Pickle," included Roy and Cynthia Hellinger, and 200 parents, grandparents and Diana Bouldin, Lori Dumterger and Darren Hundt, son of Richard and friends participated and viewed the Amanda Hitt. Joanna Bouldin Debbie Hundt, have been named 4-H Share-the-Fun Show Saturday coached this group. finalists in the 1994 competition for night, Feb. 5, at the Gainesville Placing second in the Senior the National Merit Scholarship Middle School. Division and receiving red ribbons Program. Groups of 4-H'ers had been was a group from the Young Riders During September 1993, 15,000 working together for weeks in Club. The act was called "Tin Angel semifinalists were named. Out of preparation for their 6-minute acts. Brag" and the participants were Each act was judged on talent, Jessica Brown and Rebecca Miller. creativity, showmanship, costumes The coach was Kathleen Brown. and props, audience appeal and Two groups of 4-H'ers entered a appropriateness of material chosen. "Just For Fun" category. They were Eleven acts from seven different the Lindsay Senior and Emerald 14-11 clubs were presented. First Riders Clubs. place entries in the Junior Division Serving as emcees at Share-the- and Senior Division won the right to Fun were 4-H Council Chairman is represent Cooke County at the Charlene Lutkenhaus and 1st Vice H. District Contest on April 30. Chairman Rebecca Miller. Also of Winning 1st place and a blue assisting with technical DOUG HELLINGER ribbon in the Junior Division was arrangements were council officers "School House on the Prairie" from Sara Flusche and Greg Brooks. the 15,000, approximately 14,000 Mountain Springs, Participants were Judges for the event were Ann students have advanced as finalists. Alisha Meyer, Nicole Meyer, Waggoman, Annetta Earle and Around 6,500 finalists will be McKenzi Meyer, Jason Brinkley, Stephen Bonin. selected as Merit Scholarship Cody Martindale, Robin Leverette winners. Oil and Cary Collett. They were Finalists are thought to be coached by Shirlee Martindale. Other 4-11 clubs participating impressive students. Often, they Is, The act, "One Very Bad Day," received red ribbons. These will receive other academic aid even nd received second place honors and inclhded the Red River Club in if they are not named National blue ribbons in the Junior Division. "Too Many Cooks." Woodbine cast DARREN HUNDT Merit Scholars. This act from the Red River Club in " 'Twas the Night Before Record MR. AND MRS. GLENN D. WILSON of Gainesville announce the included Margaret Morgan, Books;" Lindsay Junior Club with engagement of their daughter, DeAnn, to Nick Muller, son of Mr. Johnny Stephanie Shasteen, Vicky Robles, acts entitled "Stinky Cheese Man" E. Muller of Saint Jo. The couple will wed April 30, 1994, in First United 1522/ Prescription Shop Laurie Glass and Kounney Anglin. and "Giggles and Grins;" and Methodist Church in Gainesville with the Rev. Elwood Poore officiating. They were coached by Joanne Mountain Springs with "The Miss Wilson graduated in 1984 from Gainesville High School and in 1990 Bouldin. Gumball Kids.' from Texas Woman's University. She is employed by Gainesville ISD as a Lindsay substitute teacher. Mr. Muller is a 1987 graduate of Era High School and BELTONE attended Cooke County College. A resident of Rosston, he owns and Hearing Aid operates the Rosston General Store and Feed Store. DeAnn is the Debate granddaughter of Mrs. Margie Homer of Gainesville and Nick is the Batteries grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Muller of Rosston. The couple will make Keaton celebrates 7th their home in Rosston. teams travel Always Fresh Keaton Haverkamp, son of Kevin to Austin Shop the Drive-In Window and Shana Haverkamp, celebrated (wall your prescriptions his seventh birthday Feb. 11 at Two teams from Lindsay will and drug needs McDonald's, where all his guests Weinzapfel family is travel to Austin to compete in the enjoyed playing outside and played C/X Debate State Championship. games inside. Everyone had Happy Darren Hundt./Tanner Neidhardt, WATTS' Meals and birthday cake and sang selected to host student Keleigh O'Dell/Matthew Murrell PRESCRIPTION SHOP "Happy Birthday" to Keaton. placed first and second, 302N Grand Gainesville Guests included Justin Wolf, Henry and Janie Weinzapfel of family activities, from vacations to respectively. 665-3438 Aaron Walterscheid; cousins Muenster will welcome a new household chores. While sharing the Both teams will compete in Maggie and Jessica Fisher, "daughter" in August 1994. She is culture of Japan with her host Austin on March 14 and IS. Courtney Haverkamp, Brittany and Makie Otsuka, a Youth For family and schoolmates, she will Bill Haverkamp; and his brother, Understanding (YFU) International learn about U. S. culture. Dillon, and sister, Lauren. After Exchange student from Japan. More information about hosting ForGood, Low Cost celebrating at McDonald's, Justin Makie, who will be a student at YFU international students is and Aaron came over to Keaton's Muenster ISD, will live with the available from YFU's volunteer for house to spend the night. Weinzapfel family for an academic the Muenster area, Tom and Pam FIRE and STORM INSURANCE On Feb. 9, Keaton's actual year. Schad, at (817)668-6464 or by birthday, he shared cupcakes with As a member of the Weinzapfel calling YFU's regional office at 1- Contact family, Makie will participate in all his first grade class. KEATON HAVERKAMP 800-USA-0200. Muenster Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Association 212 N. Walnut, Muenster, Texas Muenster High honor student joins Navy It Was mews Then P.O. Box 612 7594770 50 YEARS AGO hold special services while Pilgrim Feb. 11, 1944 Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Brandon Michael Walterscheid of Oldest resident of Muenster, Mrs. Fatima is in diocese. Four Muenster Muenster has enlisted in the U.S. Rosina Klement, dies at age 91. students receive degrees at NTSU: Navy. Walterscheid, the son of Gary Muenster Refinery, Inc. holds Gary Rohmer with Master's degree Elect and Brenda Walterscheid, is a annual stockholder's meeting, and in Accounting and Bachelor's, senior honor student at Muenster elects officers and directors. magna cum laude in Accounting; High School. Signing on under the Muenster Knights of Columbus are Doris Schmitt Penny, with Master's Navy's Delayed Entry Program, he authorized to establish Assembly of degree in Physical Education; Mark will depart in September of this year Fourth Degree members. An Hess with Bachelor's degree in Janet for basic training in Orlando, Associated Press article, carrying Finance; Lisa Marie Walterscheid Florida. Following basic training, the dateline Feb. 1, Somewhere in with Bachelor's degree in Walterscheid will enter the Navy's New Guinea tells that Sgts. Earl Marketing. Three suspects in .nuclear engineering program, also Lehnertz and Paul Carter, both of custody for theft of 18-wheel tractor located in Orlando. Texas, are harvesting, "in their and trailer rig. Outstanding Young Local recruiter Petty Officer spare time," a Victory Garden of Women of America name Janet Johnson Stanley Bigelow hails Walterscheid beans, radishes, tomatoes, okra, Stoffels, daughter of the Herman as an outstanding addition to the sweet potatoes, mustard greens, Stoffels. and Debbie Zimmerer, Navy, and commends him for his (and, as an experiment, pineapple) daughter of the Albert Zimmerers. hard work and superior level of with help of 20 black natives, New arrivals: Christopher Alan for academic achievement. Bigelow supplied from a former Australian Ed and Margie York in London, 4 also credits the Muenster wcfrk camp, with three tractors, two England; Toby Adam for Mr. and Independent School District as well disc plows, two disc harrows, Mrs. Damien Walterscheid. 4 as Principal/Physics Instructor cultivators and a mechanical duster, Weddings: Mary Alice Pappas weds Eddie Green for the high academic all farm equipment begged, 4 BRANDON WALTERSCHEID George Francis Growe Jr. in standards set for their students. salvaged or "inherited." Is enterprise Florida; Sharon Sicking and Darrell 4 of a Quartermaster's Unit in the 5th Swirczynski marry at Sacred Heart. Air Force. Cheryl Luke Rohmer receives CPA 4 rating. SHHS Tigerettes head for Simple precautions can 30 YEARS AGO TCIL state playoff. MHS Hornettes 4 Feb. 14, 1964 continue in final tournament after 4 Grain crops get good start from 54-39 win over Era. protect kids from burns recent rainfall of almost three 50 YFARS AGO 4 inches. B.I. Dern, former Muenster Feb. 18, 1944 Each year in Texas, thousands of • Making certain that resident, dies of heart attack at age Muenster goes over the top in 4 children sustain fire, scorching or microwaved food and liquids are 51. April 15 deadline approaches Fourth War Loan Campaign and scalding injuries. Many severely not too hot, especially on the inside. for 1964 inspection stickers of exceeds goal of 575,000. Peter Neu 4 burned children die from their • Placing young children in cribs motor vehicles - 80% of county cars dies in Lindsay at age 40. Gusher injuries. or playpens, well away from still need safety inspection. Cooke oil well blows in on J. Dangelmayr 4 In 1992, burn injuries were the cooking areas. County Farm Bureau okays plan to Ranch, 4 miles southwest of town. fourth leading cause of death for • Adjusting water heater eradicate coyotes. Cooke County Heavy deposit of ice covers this Texas children ages 1-19. Hundreds temperatures to 120°F or lower. College announces enrollment sector; scattered power lines, phone of burned children were admitted to Temperatures higher than 140 °F can statistics - spring semester totals lines and broken trees indicate hospitals. cause serious injury. 559. First baby born in Muenster heavy destruction. Wedding: Cooke County Treasurer To reduce the incidence of burn • Running cold water first, then Memorial Hospital is special guest, Elizabeth Neu and Sgt. Charles E. Duties: injuries and deaths and to raise adding hot water to a safe no charge there, but parents, Mr. Green are married in St. Peter's public awareness, the U.S. Congress temperature, when filling a bathtub. and Mrs. Leo Hesse, express their Church of Lindsay. • Chief Custodian of County Funds has chosen the week of Feb. 6-12, to • Covering unused electrical appreciation by donating same 30 YEARS AGO start the ninth annual National Burn sockets with tight-fitting plastic amount that they had saved, to the Feb. 21, 1964 • Receipting, Disbursing, Safekeeping, & Awareness Campaign. safety plugs to prevent children hospital fund. New arrivals: a August Knabe, resident here The theme for this year's from poking items into the sockets. daughter for Pvt. and Mrs. James almost seven decades, dies at age Investing those funds campaign is: "The worst kind of • Keeping children away from Krahl; a son for Mr. and Mrs. 86. Mrs. W.J. Luttmer dies at age burn is the one you could have plugged-in electrical cords. Biting Bobby Walterscheid; a son for Mr. 24, is former Mary Ann Kubicek. Qualifications: prevented." or chewing a live electrical cord can and Mrs. Tim Wimmer; a son for John Walterscheid, of Muenster • 8 1/2 years training as Deputy Treasurer Dr. David R. Smith, Texas cause serious burns. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Holland; FFA chapter, will receive Lone Star Commissioner of Health, said, The EMSC program works to Jeffrey Scott for Mr. and Mrs. Farmer degree. Students of • 7 years as County Treasurer "Many deaths and injuries from promote public awareness of ways James Wolf; Tina Rose for Mr. and Muenster Public School will present burns could be prevented with to reduce all types of childhood Mrs. Leo Hesse. Muenster Jaycees Science Fair on March 3. New • 140 hours continuing education on simple changes in the way we do injuries: motor vehicle crashes, are working on new tennis courts - arrivals: a son for Mr. and Mrs. treasurer's duties things. Even something as simple as burns, poisonings, falls and will be ready for coming season. Bobby Lutkenhaus; a son for Mr. keeping children away when you're drownings. Wedding: Sharon Ann Yosten and and Mrs. John Ant - first boy born • Cash management training pouring hot liquids could prevent a According to paramedic and Clyde Walterscheid are married in in Muenster Hospital - gets special painful scalding injury." nurse Rhonda Blackmore, director Sacred Heart Church. Jere Frisks gifts, Levis and cowboy boots from • Certified County Investment Officer The Texas Department of Health of EMSC, "We'd much rather help marries Charlotte Ford in St. Hamric's; a daughter, Elizabeth (TDID EMS for children (EMSC) by preventing the injury than to Phillip's Church in Anaheim, Marie, for Mike and Joan Luke; a program suggests other ways to have the children and their families California. daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thank you for your prevent burn injuries. These go through the pain and JO YFARS AGO Voth; JoAnn for Mr. and Mrs.. include: rehabilitation of an injury." Feb. 10, 1984 Cecil Hermes. In Valley View, • Turning pot handles out of For more information about Muenster Memorial Hospital Kenneth Bierschenk is honored by continued support. children's reach while cooking. preventing burns and other injuries, celebrates 20th anniversary. Two Future Farmers of America, and * Using short cords on appliances contact your local EMS or the EMS important paving jobs, on Mesquite wins three-week tour to observe Pd Pol. Adv. by Janet Johnson, 1905 N. Weaver, Gainesville, Tx 76240 and preventing cords from dangling for Children program at 512-458- and Maple Streets, are next on city agriculture in eight foreign from work surfaces. 6740. schedule. Sacred Heart Church will countries. ▪ PAGE 10 - SI ARCH 4. 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Hornets control Sports Slidell, but fall in Lady Hornets buzzed Bi-District battle he Muenster Hornets went into fouled and made 1. A 3-pointer • the playoffs as the underdogs. from lay Hennigan gave the by Bears in playoffs especially against the top-rated Hornets their first lead 32-31. Slidell Greyhounds. But the boys Both trams went to the charity d the R.teicia_ta ouriamoni. continued to increase their ball stripe. hitting baskets with playing skills and ease Slidell a under 3 minutes. Hennizaas 2 a_:: - i.eekend with high hopes of a The Lad,. Bear:, _ • mac. • banle m the end. falling 39-37 in -_peat chance at the State unanswered points lad- Muer gave the Hornets the lead Bi-District last Thursday Mem Slidell came Fria with a basket. dhampionship. But the dreams m/led a time out_ 2 minutes rota The game plan was to be patient then Hennigan hit 2 more from the mded early when the Sulphur Bluff final it3112za with only a 44-43 and spread the floor. We executed free line and Muenster lod :sty Bears surprised 'Muenster in With 4:23 on the clock. Sulphur the plan.' said Coach Brian 35 with 2-IC minus.. - - ne quarter round of the tominnent Bluff took their first lead 4 7-46. Smother. 'Our goal was to skive the the came. Friday Men at Kilgore Junior then to 49 points. Abney- hit a fag came down and keep it low Again. Slidell got their shot and :allege_ "A few mistakes and a few free throw with Otto rebounding SkiXing Our defense had to shut down a the lead and Muenster felt like the' .usdry bounces for Sulphur Bluff put and hitting the basket to tie the high octane offense and the boys had to foul to eet the I zero ahead and ease them a 55-54 mme 49-49 with 34/2 minutes to felt confident.* worked. the missed s5 - sin' commented Coach Brian zo. rebounded by Muenster. w--.2 moment The Lady Bears a: - • The plan worked as Muenster crochet_ "This was a sad controlled the game. but mme up Knabe getting fouled and hitcr remuse we felt we were the better lead until. at 2:4-t _ short on the sareboani to tie the same 37-3 7 with I:: • rasa. They were just hot at the right rebounded and hit fox 52-52 score. Sulphur Bluff ran sdc A 3-pointer by Cory Knabe with the clock. :me_" 20 seconds in the 1st quarter tied the Muenster fouled gain and SI, __ Sulphur Bluff scored first. but 3 time off the clode working co 2. game 9-9. The Greyhounds put in 6 got the first and the - three-point baskets by Theresa final shot, but took an opening fm a points before Muenster sot in the rebounded with 1-05 on the cl • Kobis kept the Lady Hornets in the 54-52 lead with 35 seconds on the next 4. With an 18-13 lead. Slidell but missed their shot. v. - - Mut Muenster kept the lead with a clock_ A missed Muenster 3-pointer just hung on to the ball the last 2 seconds on the clock. tht - - - - basket each by Kabis. Amy Otto ease the Bears a rebound and a free minutes. then missed the last second got aled for an intent:: and Oxidise Abney_ Kubiss on a 2 - secoods. The first fell shot at halftime. leaving a very Slidell made I for a 39-37 Mai, missed a lay-up: Hat: " but Abney frustrated Slidell team to wonder got to inbound the ball. The HE . Fulton:am rebounded off the Ho -, 7 what happened to their scoring immediately; fouled. The Grey la, _ and a shot by Abney at the bare' abilities. shooter hit the basket but a J. . was too good for a Muenster 15-: 4 Cory Knabe hit a 3-pointer early violation gave the tall to Muens-_ 1g quarter lead_ to make it a 2-point game 18-16. With 38-112 seconds to go - - The Lady Hornets mote oat hot shot by Hess. but i point snort 55- Slidell added a free throw and the Hornets set up the shot. but Lhe _ miter with Abney hieing 51. fix- the Hornets slowed down the action_ Muenster shot is blocked with 7' - casket,followed by a 3- Am:. — AJ. Knabe was fouled when the seconds left in the game. 2 two's by Amy Ono. Grey btunds tried to force Muenster Again. Muenster fouled the ball Masser lead_ Knbis and , to r:• the tempo_ Knabe hit carrier with 19 seconds on the Bluff stied to play mach- added 13_ - both .s for a 19-18 earne. clock. Slidell missed both free .; with 5 seconds on the Carrie Hess 6 t -a._- • Shied mine right back and took throws and the Hornets called time dmt. cloned the score to 28-23 at Hornet scorers. Misty Borden Led a 4-point lead. Two free shots by out with 6110th of a second to go haffrinm the Lady Bears with 22 coins. The last attempted shot by Cory The 3rd quarter started in Jason Huchton made it 22-20. a Knabe failed and Slidell advanced Muenster's favor with Otto and The four Muenster seniors Reiter. Slidell free basket gave them a 3- in the playoffs. Carrie Has Yining baskets. Dana Kutis. Ono and Abcie r.dd a meat point lead before AJ. Knabe put 'I am very proud of these guys Reiter getting two 3s, and Abney career. 113 wins a One in from the paint with 3:48 and because of their play the last three bitting free throws. But the Lady 'They led us 112 e_J _ a 23-22 some. Baskets continued to weeks.' continued Smother. who Bears' Misty Borden added on to fall and. with 45 seconds remaining said the four seniors. Knabe. Knabe. Sulphur Bluffs score to keep the follow.' cones__ _ _ in the 3rd period. Huchton hit a 3- Hennigan and Vogel. showed formate to be pointer to tie the game 27.27. Slidell worked for the last shot ranairdnz in the srhl...t. They had a mat run of 15 leadership and pulled the team • and hit a 3 the last second for a 30- together for the final run. Thank, 27 lead going into the final period_ for the great times and memories. • Muenster opened the 4th quarter. concluded Coach Smother. playing slow and patient Darrell Ad. Knabe and Jason Huchtor concluded the coal. Charles went up the baseline for 2 led Muenster in scoring with 1 ,1 , - M 15 13 16 10 St DARRELL CHARLES :flake, c, c_ bask= points to shorten the margin to 1 points each_ Jay Hennigan added 8 , .ato the basaet is a 14-35 scare SB 14 9 12 20 55 Muenster Ri-Distria [nth*. with &tided. point. Slidell then played slow. got Darrell Charles 6 and Cory Knabc 3. ?LAYOFF SOTFS M 9 4 14 10 37 ti TAPPS Regional 4 Championship S 9 9 12 9 39 77.1- 1zs Ccrtsuan of Lubbock. Moulton 37, Jonesboro 24 team that defeated the Sacred NOTE Alvord defeated Ewa * STATE TWIN * 1 art Tigerettes in the playoffs. 69-63 in overtime in the NO E. Cailionsa'Gainewile gi57741 dok state honors, defeating Quarterfinals. then went into "Mrs. Doubtfire - double overtime to beat Garden ?anteeo Christian 37-30_ LEE SHOE FROM SA CLASS IA REGIONAL 3 City "3-69 before losing the *NIGHTLY 7:30 SUNDAY 5 championship game. Saturday Semi-Finale "Grumpy Old Men" LaPevnm 72.. Sulphur Bluff 60 PIE FINAL FOUR Eontale 67. Gunter 65 .2 Or; Class IA State Tournament Thursday Arnie memos ...tun LaPovncr 7'7, Etadale 53 Sudan 133-3, vs_ MLSEAIShern Dies 11aL1. t ion!ti LaRue LaPoyrxr (27-6) r Sudan 70. Nazareth 56 Regional 2 Champion.shin Jaytan (33-2) vs. Medical Specialists at dodo 5.3. Moulton (31-71 Muenster Memorial Hospital

TAPPS All-District Thomas J. Currier. M.D. Team announced a. _ The Sacred Heart Tigerettes the coaches, it shows the balance of dominated the 1994 TAPPS District the team. All the girls are a Tans eer Qureshi. M.D. 5 All-District Basketball Team_ reflection of the members that were Erica Schilling led the team of 12 named All-District.' commented girls. 'Erica gate her best every Coach Jon. 'If there was an All- day.' said Coach Jon LeBrassemr. of Hean Team. all would be honored. the senior who was also named a The girls are very deserting of the TAPPS All-Star. Schilling will be honors bestowed upon them.' honored during the weekend of The Sacred Heart Tigers listed March 12 at a banquet in Irving and four players on the TAPPS All- display her skills at the Univerhity District basketball team. Junior of Dallas in the TAPPS All-Star Jason Hess made the top 3. with Game. Erica was also Co-Player of seniors Kelly Bayer, Aaron Herres Dan G. McBride. M.D. the Year. and Mike Gehrig also making the Juniors Tiffany Fisher and 12-man team. Rea Grewing. freshman Dobe Sophomore John Klement earned _.— Stephanie Fleitman and senior Deanna Hess the Newcomer of the Year Award with junior Jason Hofbauer and Ned also made the team. John S. Kristoferson, Three seniors. Kelly Daneelmayr, Herres getting honorable mention. Orthopaethe Surgery Jennie Endres and Donetta Hess Top district honors went to Grant 1- ss 2 • .%! received honorable mention_ Garrett of Southwest Christian and 'With so many girls honored by Adam Cox of Happy Hill.

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4- H LIVESTOCK SHOW RESULTS [Cools* Cona) 1.444324, Tigers take. to track The 4-H Livestock Show was 3rd - Michael Mosman - held on Sat., Feb. 26. 4-H Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Red On Saturday. Feb. 26, the Al and members from throughout Cooke 4th - Bobby Rohmer - Sis Felderhoff team of Muenster The Sacred Heart Tigers began time of 5:02.31. County exhibited various species of Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Red defeated the Marietta Indians 24-19. their track season Saturday. Others placing was Jody livestock that they have been (1005-1135 Lbs) Kayla Felderhoff was the game's competing in a tough Bridgeport Fleitman, 7th, 3200 at 11:05.08; raising during the year. The 1st - Jeremy Bayer - Livestock & high scorer with 15 points. Anne meet. The short-handed team John Bartush, 7th, 1600m at following are results of the classes. Ag 4-H - Blue Flusche added 6, Jenny Hess 2 and competed against several 3- and 4A 5:02.71; and the 1600m relay team 2nd - Joshua Walterscheid - Kelly Felderhoff 1. schools and placed 13 out of 18 of Scott Frost, Glen Dangelmayr, BREEDING POULTRY Muenster 4-H - Blue teams with 17 points. "That was Douglas Novak and Neil Berres, 1st - Rachel Lively - 3rd - Megan Ward - quite an accomplishment due to the 8th-place finish at 3:49.27. Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Red size of the competition and the "Confident and optimistic, the 2nd - Randal Paclik - 4th - Tracey Vogel - 25 Tigers soar limited number of participants," Tigers set their goals on beating all Red River 4-H - Blue Muenster 4-H - Red said Coach John Nasche. 1-A public schools in the area and 3rd - Rachel Lively - (1180-1200 Lbs) into track season The distance runners earned the winning this year's state Lindsay Jr.4-H - Blue 1st - Cote Sutton - The Sacred Heart Tigers are points with Aaron Berres placing championship," concluded Coach 3rd in both the 800 and 1600m 4th - Rachel Lively - Valley View 4-H - Blue confident and optimistic as they Nasche. Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Red 2nd - Jeanie Mosman - head into the '94 track season. We races. Herres finished the 800m at Lake Worth won the meet with 5th - Rachel Lively - Lindsay Sr. 4-H - Red are coming off of one of our finest 2:06.87 and the 1600m with a time 73 points, followed by Eastland and of 4:54.34. Van Alstyne. Lindsay Jr. 4-H - White 3rd - Tracey Vogel - track seasons, in which we were VANESSA FELDERHOFF Grand Champion Muenster 4-H - Red state runner-up," Coach John John Dartush took 4th place in the 3200in race, finishing at The Tigers will compete in the Rachel Lively (1275-1300 Lbs) Nasche commented. Sacred Heart Vanessa Felderhoff participated 11:04.57, with John Klement Red River Relays al Saint Jo on 1st - Julie Sutton - lost only one at graduation, so in the Tenth Winter Dressage Show scoring 6th in the.1600m with a Saturday, March 5. Reserve Grand Champion Valley View 4-H - Blue virtually the entire team returns. at Fox View Combined Training Randal Paelik 2nd - Cote Sutton - The Tigers have 25 boys on the Center in Abita Springs, Louisiana Water-body Valley View 4-H - Blue roster and Coach Nasche has several on Sunday. Jan. 16. She rode Texnma Fishinf Records Showmanship 3rd - Jody Felderhoff - more possibilities and hopes to "Smoky Joe" in Training Level Test I lybrid Ste. Bass 14.88 31" Rachel Lively Muenster 4-H - Blue increase participation. I - Junior/Young Rider and 'Training Moss lake wdoit Linqh Largemouth Bass 11.06 24" 4th - Julie Sutton - Team members include Jody Level Test 11 - Junior/Young Rider Largemouth Bass 14.09 Smallmouth Bass 6.53 22" BROILERS Valley View 4-H - Red Fleitman, Aaron Berres, Brandon Divisions, achieving a first place Smallmouth Bass 3.50 18" Spotted Bass 4.38 20.50" 1st - Randal Paclik - Grand Champion Bayer, John Klement, Joey Martin, and a third place ribbon and the first Bluegill 0.73 9.75" Striped Bass 35.12 39" Red River 4-H - Blue Julie Sutton Jody Hess, John Bartush, Brad place trophy in the division. White Crappie 1.35 14" White Bass 2.59 16.75" Grand Champion Schilling, Paul Swirczynski, Neil Vanessa Felderhoff is a member Nocona Bigmouth Buffalo 41.50 37" Randal Paclik Reserve Grand Champion Berres, Mike Schilling, Joseph of the Equitation Team at the Largemouth Bass 12.07 25.50" Smallmouth Buff. 28.50 35" McCoy, Scott Poole, Scott Frost, Academy of the Sacred Heart in Tiger Muskie 9.06 32" Carp 8.63 25.38" Cote Sutton Red River Showmanship Michael Becker, Joel Schilling, Grand Coteau, Louisiana and a Blue Catfish 116.00 59" Randal Paclik Showmanship Glen Dangelmayr, Jason Hess, Jake member of the Dallas Dressage Hybrid Str. Bass 12.00 27" Channel Catfish 4.31 22.50" Striped Bass 40.88 McCoy, Douglas Novak, Kelly Club. She is the daughter of Gus 43" Flathead Catfish 19.50 N/A Cote Sutton Bluegill 0.10 BREEDING RABBITS Bayer, Weldon Bayer, Heath Bayer, and Loretta Felderhoff of Muenster. Freshwater Drum 3.63 21" Channel Catfish 0.23 (Senior Does) Jeremy Bayer and Chris Pagel. 9.50" Longnose Gar 22.72 55" BREEDING SWINE Freshwater Drum 2.68 1st - Greg Brooks (Duroc) August 17.75" Spotted Gar 4.15 30.38" Woodbine 4-H - Blue 1st - Audra Bryant - 2nd - Amy Eugster - Valley View 4-H - Blue 4th - Alex Sessums - (White OPB) 241-260 2nd - Darrell Twiner - Medium Wool Champion Red River 4-H - Blue (Duroc) - September Mt. Springs 4-H Red 1st - Jarred Anderson - Era 4-H - Blue Lisa Leverett 3rd - Bonnie Brooks - 1st - Kathy Pels - 5th - Thomas Ford - Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Grand Champion Woodbine 4-H - Blue Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Mt. Springs 4-H - White 2nd - Jacob Anderson - Wayne Twiner Medium Wool Reserve Champion 4th - Laurie Glass - 2nd - Luke Myers - 6th - Kevin Cravens - Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Aaron Switzer Red River 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - Blue Silver Cedar 4-H - White 3rd - Luke Myers - Reserve Grand Champion 5th - Stacie Gieb - 3rd - Daniel Barthold - (Hampshire) 221-240 Era 4-H - Blue Darrell Twiner (Fine Wool/Cross) 101-120 Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue Mt. Springs 4-H - Red 1st - Slate May - 4th - Jessica Muller - 1st - John Bryant - 6th - Kacey Kuykendall - 4th - Jarred Anderson - Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - Blue Showmanship Valley View 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - Blue Silver Cedar 4-H - White 2nd - Keith Barthold - 5th - Alisha Meyer - Cindy Ward (Fine Wool/Cross) 121-Over 7th - Jeremiah Eugster - 5th - Jacob Anderson - Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue Mt. Springs 4-H - Red 2nd - H.T. Crenshaw - Red River 4-H - Red Silver Cedar 4-H - White 3rd - Dalinda Dennis - 6th - Sarah Glascock - BREEDING SHEEP Era 4-H - Blue 8th - August Eugster - Breed Champion Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue Valley View 4-H - Red (Medium Wool) Ewe Lamb 3rd - Sarah Hess - Red River 4-H - Red Kathy Pels 4th - Ashley Lawler - 7th - Nicholas Fuhrmann - 1st - Jennifer Cook - Muenster 4-H - Blue 9th - Kelli Kuykendall - Era 4-H - Red Lindsay Jr. 4-H - White Era 4-H - Blue Breed Champion Red River 4-H - Red Reserve Breed Champion 5th - Craig Dennis - (White OPB) 261 and Over (Medium Wool) Aged John Bryant 10th - Andy Crenshaw - Audra Bryant Mt. Springs 4-H - Red 1st - Daniel Barthold - 2nd - Trey Phillips - Era 4-H - Red 6th - Kevin Cravens - Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Reserve Breed Champion I Ith - Jason Vogel - (Hampshire) September Silver Cedar 4-H White Breed Champion Class Champion H.T. Crenshaw Muenster 4-H - White 1st - Tracey Vogel - 7th - Nathan Brown Russell Moon Jennifer Cook Grand Champion Sr. Doe Muenster 4-H - Blue Young Riders 4-H - White Reserve Breed Champion (Dorset/Southdown) 101-120 Greg Brooks 2nd - Jarred Anderson - (Hampshire) 241-260 Aaron Lemons Reserve Class Champion 2nd - Eric Bayer - Reserve Champion Sr. Doe Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 1st - Cody Martindale - Trey Phillips Muenster 4-H - Blue Amy Eugster Breed Champion Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue (Black OPB) (Dorset/Southdown) 121-Over Tracey Vogel 2nd - Linda Harper - 1st - April Selby - (Dorset) Yearling Ewe Lamb 1st - Amy Sicking - (Junior Does) Valley View 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - Blue 3rd - Eric Bayer - Muenster 4-H - Blue Muenster 4-H - Blue 1st - Ashlie Privett - Reserve Breed Champion 3rd - Daniel Ford - 2nd - Zac Clayton - Breed Champion Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue Jarred Anderson Mt. Springs 4-H - Red Valley View 4-H - Blue Class Champion Amy Sicking Grand Champion Jr. Doe Breed Champion - Slate May Breed Champion Eric Bayer Ashlie Privett (Cross) August April Selby Reserve Breed Champion 1st - Tracey Voegl - Reserve Breed Champion Grand Champion Eric Bayer Grand Champion Breeding Muenster 4-H - Blue Keith Barthold Reserve Breed Champion Jennifer Cook Rabbit - Ashlie Privett 2nd - John Bryant - Zac Clayton Grand Champion Valley View 4-H - Blue (Cross) 220 and Under Reserve Grand Champion Lisa Leverett Showmanship 3rd - Slate May - 1st - Nicole Meyer - Grand Champion Eric Bayer Bonnie Brooks Silver Cedar 4-H - Red Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue Russell Moon Reserve Grand Champion 4th - Brandon Schroder - 2nd - Bernadette Miller - Showmanship Aaron Switzer MEAT RABBITS Lindsay Jr. 4-H - White Woodbine 4-H - Red Reserve Grand Champion Jennifer Cook 1st - Emily Champion - 5th - Rebecca Miller - 3rd - Jacob Sikes - Slate May Showmanship Valley View 4-11 - Blue Young Riders 4-H - White Silver Cedar 4-H - Red MARKET LAMBS Evan Switzer 2nd - Kelli Kuykendall - (Cross) September 4th - Rachel Cravens - Showmanship (Medium Wool/Cross) 101-120 Red River 4-H - Blue 1st - Craig Dennis - Silver Cedar 4-H - White Audra Bryant 1st - Evan Switzer - 4-H PRODUCTION AWARDS Silver Cedar 4-H. - Blue 3rd - Kasey Kuykendall - Mt. Springs 4-H - Red 5th - Rebecca Miller - Poultry - Rachel Lively Era 4-H - Blue 2nd - Kristen Creed • Young Riders 4-H - White DAIRY CATTLE 2nd - Jennifer Cook - Lindsay Jr. 4-H Era 4-H - Blue 4th - Bonnie Brooks - Muenster 4-H - Red (Cross) 221-240 (Sr. Yearling Heifer) Rabbits - Stacie Gieb 3rd - Leslie Schumacher - Woodbine 4-H - Blue Breed Champion 1st - Cary Collett - 1st - Michael Becker - Lindsay Jr. 4-H Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue 5th - Greg Brooks - Tracey Vogel Mt. Springs 4-H Blue Muenster 4-H - Blue Beef - Cindy Ward 4th - Trey Phillips - Woodbine 4-H - Blue 2nd - Slate May - 2nd - Tommy Schad - Silver Cedar 4-H Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 6th - Stacie Gieb - Reserve Breed Champion Silver Cedar 4-H Blue Valley View 4-1-I - Blue Swine - Audra Bryant Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue John Bryant 3rd - Jessica Brown - Jr. Champion 5th - Robin Leverett - Valley View 4-H Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue 7th - Andrea Gieb - Young Riders 4-H - Red Michael Becker Dairy Cattle - Michael Becker 6th - Brooke Trail - Lindsay Sr. 4-H - Blue (OPB) September 4th - Chad Martindale - Livestock & AG 4-H Silver Cedar 4-H - Red Grand Champion 1st - Allen Pels - Mt. Springs 4-H Red (Cows) Dairy Goats - Wayne Twiner 7th - Jenna Sawers - Emily Champion Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 5th - Keith Alexander - 1st - Michael Becker - Era 4-H Era 4-H - Red 2nd - Jody Felderhoff - Mt. Springs 4-H White Muenser 4-H - Blue Sheep - Trey Phillips 8th - Trent Endres - Reserve Grand Champion Muenster 4-H - Red 2nd - Kimberly Kupper - Silver Cedar 4-H (Cross) 241-260 Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Red Kelli Kuykendall (OPB) August 1st - Becky Muller - Valley View 4-H - Blue 9th - Duane Sawers - 3rd - Nicholas Fuhrmann - Era 4-H - Blue Sr. Champion Era 4-H - Red Showmanship Lindsay Jr. 4-H - White 2nd - Guy Zimmerer - Michael Becker (Medium Wool/Cross) 121-Over Bonnie Brooks (OPB) July Valley View 4-H - Red 1st - Lisa Leverett - 4-H and FFA members through- 4th - Trent Hodgkinson - 3rd - Rachel Cravens - Grand Champion out the county will be participating Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue BREEDING BEEF Silver Cedar 4-H - White Silver Cedar 4-H - Red Michael Becker in the Cooke County Junior Live- 2nd - Aaron Switzer - (Simmental) 6-12 Months Breed Champion 4th - Laurie Glass - stock Show held at the Cooke Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 1st - Julie Sutton - Allen Pels Red River 4-H - White Reserve Grand Champion County Fairgrounds on Thurs. and 3rd - Jack Biftle - Valley View 4-H - Blue 5th - Jered Sikes - Kimberly Kupper Fri., March 10 and 11. A sale of Muenster 4-H - Blue (Simmental) 12-18 Months Grand Champion Breeding Swine Silver Cedar 4-H - White premium animals will be held on 4th - John Bryant - 1st - Cote Sutton - Kathy Pels 6th - Melinda Myers - Showmanship Sat., March 12. The Cooke Valley View 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - White Kimberly Kupper Valley View 4-H - Red 5th - Jack Riffle - County Junior Livestock Show is a 2nd - Cindy Ward - Reserve Grand Champion 7th - Brandon Schroeder - United Way funded project. Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Tracey Vogel Lindsay Jr. 4-H - White DAIRY GOATS Muenster 4-H - Red Breed Champion (Cross) 261 and Over (Senior Does) Cote Sutton Showmanship 1st - Sarah Harper - 1st - Darrell Twiner - Jan-en Anderson Valley View 4-H - Red Era 4-H - Blue To the Voters of Cooke County Reserve Breed Champion 2nd - Sara Flusche - 2nd - Cindy Ward - Cindy Ward MARKET SWINE Lindsay Sr. 4-H - White Silver Cedar 4-H - Red My career in law enforcement has given (Duroc) 220 and Under 3rd - Matthew Fleitman - 3rd - Casey Green - me the opportunity to work with the (Limousin) 1st - Lisa Cartwright - Muenster 4-H - White Silver Cedar 4-H - White Gainesville, Muenster, Lindsay and Valley 1st - Rusty Schmitz - Valley View 4-H - Blue Breed Champion (Junior Does) 0-6 Months View Police along with the Highway Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue 2nd - McKenzi Meyer - Cary Collett 1st - Wayne Twiner - 2nd - Evan Switzer - Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - Blue Patrol for this county. During this time I Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 3rd - Crystal Harris - Reserve Breed Champion (Junior Does) 6-12 Months have assisted other agencies which include Breed Champion Valley View 4-H - Red Slate May 1st - Casey Green - the FBI, Texas Rangers, ATP, ABC, DPS Rusty Schmitz (Duroc) 221-240 Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 1st - Allen Pels - (White OPB) 220 and Under 2nd - Cindy Ward - Narcotics and Texas Parks and Wildlife Reserve Breed Champion Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue 1st - Russell Moon - Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Department. Evan Switzer 2nd - Audra Bryant - Valley View 4-H - Blue (Junior Does) 12-24 Months Not only do I file all misdemeanor Valley View 4-H - Blue 2nd - Trent Hodgkinson - 1st - Wayne Twiner - cases in the three JP courts, I also have a positive working Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Era 4-H - Blue (Angus) (Duroc) 241-260 relationship with the offices of the County Treasurer, County 1st Kasey Kuykendall 1st - Kathy Pels - 3rd - Autumn Meyer - Grand Champion Era 4-H - Blue Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Mt. Springs 4-H - Red Darrell Twiner Auditor, County Clerk, County Judge County Attorney, County Grand Champion Breeding Beef 2nd - Sarah Harper - 4th - Danny West - Probation, District Clerk District Attorney, and District Judge. Reserve Grand Champion Julie Sutton Valley View 4-H - Red Mt. Springs 4-H - White There are several candidates running for the position of JP with 5th - Kellie Tharp - Wayne Twiner Breed Champion varied experience and qualifications - your vote can decide who Reserve Grand Champion Allen Pels Valley View 4-H - White Showmanship Cote Sutton (White OPB) 221-240 Darrell Twiner will represent you in this capacity of county government. Please Reserve Breed Champion 1st - Aaron Lemons - obtain as much information about each candidate as you can Woodbine 4-H - Blue Showmanship Audra Bryant MARKET GOATS before casting your vote. Your vote is important and it is Cote Sutton 2nd - Kathy Pels - (60-100 Lbs.) Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue important that you vote. (Hanmhsire) 220 and Under 1st - Casey Green - MARKET STEERS 1st - Nathan Smith - 3rd - Allen Pels - Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue Silver Cedar 4-H - Blue (930-955 Lbs) Era 4-H - Blue 2nd - Cindy Ward - 4th - Rusty Schmitz - Connie Mozingo Welch 1st - Megan Ward - 2nd - Josh Brinkley - Silver Cedar 4-H Blue Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue Mt. Springs 4-H - Blue Lindsay Jr. 4-H - Blue (100 and Over) Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1 - Pl. 2 5th - Jason Brinkley - 2nd - Lisa Mosman - 3rd - Bryce Bennett - Wayne Twiner - Mt. Springs 4-H - Red 1st - Pol. Ad F.,. by Connie Welch, RI. 2 Box 89-5, Gainesville le-ir Lindsay Sr. 4-H - Blue Valley View 4-H - Red Era 4-H - Blue

r.. THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MARCH 4, 1994 - PAGE 13 Farm &Ranch Sign up now for ASCS tiro rams ly Crop insurance deadline Signup for the wheat and feed Friday after the end of signup. 8 grain programs will be from March Failure to do this will result in an at 1 through April 29. The ASCS invalid contract. you will be soon, meeting March 9 office will do signup by allowed until the final certification appointment again this year. You date for each participating crop in Federal Crop Insurance sign-up Oklahoma City. These represent- should contact the office as soon as the county to withdraw from the period is rapidly coming to an end atives will discuss sign-up dates, Last week's tale about a man who plant, Hew Old Glory at its top and, possible to schedule your program. This is May 2 for wheat, he for soybeans and corn. Producers producers' obligations to Federal worked under my direction, during on either side of a crossbar mounted appointment. Be sure to mark your oats and barley and July 15 for grain WWII, reminds me of an incident a few feet below, the much-prized appointment on your calendar. If, sorghum. corn or cotton. ill in the county have an opportunity Crop Insurance, quality adjustments Army E and Navy E pennants rid to use Federal Crop Insurance if on afltoxin, and other items con- involving the man I worked under, for some reason you have to change ♦ Mr. Harold Sieber. waved in the breeze. your appointment, notify the office • to they have been producing corn in cerning producer participation in On San Jacinto Day, Sieb ch Sieb, as we called him, came to early enough so that rescheduling the past several years. Soybean Federal Crop Insurance. happened to be in the front office will be possible. If you flat miss For producers planning on disaster payments also have a Texas from Cincinnati, Ohio, and If you drew a Federal Disaster had not yet picked up on too much and, glancing out the window, he your appointment, you will be signing up in the farm program, the tit relation to producers purchasing payment on soybeans you must noticed the Lone Star Flag flying ASCS will be able to take your od Texas lore and history. ineligible to participate, unless it is Federal Crop Insurance. purchase F.C.I.C. Insurance for He was very proud of the fact that just under the crossbar. for reasons beyond your control. acreage reports on the crops you A special meeting will be held Soybeans by March 31. the comparatively small plant we His first thought was that the All required signatures, by all have planted at the time you sign on Wed., Mar. 9, at 1 p.m. at Representative Tim Gilbert, with worked in had a reputation for plant had earned another award, and persons on the farm, on all up. You will have until July 15 to he the Cooke County Electric Co-Op the Agricultural Stabilization and on efficiency and product quality. he turned to a man at a desk and documents needed to participate, report spring seeded crops such as Building located on Highway 82 Conservation Service, and Exten- We had earned the Army E for asked what the new pennant was must be in the ASCS office the 2nd grain sorghum, corn, soybeans, etc. just east of Muenster. This sion personnel will also be at the Excellence pennant and, a few for. Producers not planning on signing meeting will be presented by meeting. If you have any ques- months later, were awarded the Later, Sieb related all this to me up in the farm program need to actuarial personnel from the tions, contact the County Extension Navy E pennant for efficient with a very sheepish look on his Muenster Livestock make an appointment as soon as Federal Crop Insurance Agency at Office 817-668-5412. production of component parts for face. "I should have known. A flag, possible, but prior to May 2 for Naval planes. The plant was free to in Texas, with a lone star?" he said. Hog Pool small grains. After May 2, late-filed fly these pennants so long as quality "That guy just looked at me and charges apply. You will have until and efficiency standards were met. said, 'That's the Texas flag, you ---- Prices for March 1 July 15 to report spring seeded The big flag pole, in front of the - Yankee son of TOP HOGS crops such as grain sorghum, corn, # I s and #2s t us- zen soybeans, etc. Failure to report your #3s and #4s =04GO .0 S39.00-41.00 acreage or zero acreage (if you have ALL BOARS $26.00-30.00 a base) will result in the acreage and Program recycled ALL SOWS $31.00-35.00 yields being considered zero. n 89 counties, Market Report • I employment in Prices for Feb. 24 pesticide containers agriculture—production, According to the Muenster services, equipment, lune I is the cattle take-off date A state campaign to encourage farmers had few disposal Livestock Auction's sale last week, for all ACR and CU for Pay acres. supplies, processing and the market was very active; runs farmers to recycle their empty alternatives. marketing—accounted for Any small grain on these acres pesticide containers resulted in "Often, they burned them," said were lighter in the area due to good should be substantially destroyed by more than 25 percent of general rains. more than 340,000 pounds of Dr. Clifford Hoelscher, an all jobs in 1990. grazing, shredding, plowing or by materials collected last year. entomologist with the Texas STEERS haling by May I. Cattle cannot have The Empty Pesticide Container Agricultural Extension Service. 300-400 lbs No Test of Market access to these acres until Nov. I, Recycling Program, sponsored by But not only does burning 400-500 lb $90.00-109.00 1994. Weeds must be controlled. its three state agencies, gathered in containers waste recyclable plastic 500-600 lbs $85.00-102.00 ACR and CU for Pay acres are Agricultural' 600-700 lbs $80.00-90.00 47,000 plastic containers and more and create air pollution, the residue employment randomly checked throughout the also could be toxic, posing a threat 700-800 lbs $73.00-82.00 than 11,000 metal ones. ■ summer. Stiff penalties will he SCT Environmental, Inc. of to the local water table. 50% or more HEIFERS applied for unauthorized grazing or 300-400 lbs No Test of Market Houston was contracted to collect Such burnings on the farm can ▪ 40 to 49% haying. and grind the plastic containers on present problems when a farmer 400-500 lbs $85.00-103.00 VI 30 to 39% 500-600 lb $83 00 96 00 location. Metal containers, ranging tries to sell the land. Today, it's not El 25 to 29% ♦ in size from 5-gallon cans to 55- uncommon for potential land buyers 600-700 lbs $78.00-88.00 gallon drums, were crushed on site to run an environmental check. 700-800 lbs 570.00-81.00 SOURCES U.S Department of Agriculture PACKER COWS James ♦ and taken to a local or regional A patch of ground bare of grass, and John Sharp, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts ♦ metal recycler. Farmers turned in typically left by burning pesticide Utility Boning 544.00-51.00 Boot & ♦ containers voluntarily without pay. containers or their ashes, can Canner/Cutter 535.00-43.00 ♦ Before the recycling program, the prompt the buyer to request soil BULLS $51.00-63.00 Shoe containers were a headache for tests. If the tests show high levels of Conservation tillage reduces soil erosion BRED COWS ♦ everyone involved. toxic residues, the farmer may have Choice 5650.00-885.00 Medium-Good Repair Even before the new regulations to remove the contaminated soil and The soybeans planted into wheat is an important tool in helping 5525.00-600.00 ♦ replace it, a process that can cost residue in Cooke County are a good ensure the future productivity and Medium -Poor $375.00-500.00 ♦ thousands of dollars. example of conservation tillage. profitability of cropland. This COW-CALF PAIRS Dankesreiter "What we were getting by with in Conservation tillage typically refers practice combats soil erosion and Choice No Test of Market • Garage the past won't work in the 1990s," to any tillage and planting system provides economic advantages to Medium-Good No Test of Market • Hoelscher said. that is designed to reduce soil producers. Medium Poor 5400.00-625.00 General Auto Repair Extension, TDA and TNRCC erosion caused by water or wind. To Air Conditioner Service have already scheduled 38 reduce soil erosion by water, a collection dates throughout Texas minimum of 30 percent of the soil 759.4521 for the spring and summer of 1994, surface is kept covered by residue including May 18 in Denton. The after planting. Where wind erosion Box 25.1 fall collection sites have yet to be is a problem, at least 1000 pounds Hwy. 82 scheduled. Contact the local per acre of flat small grain residue Muenster Livestock Muenster Extension Service county agent's equivalent is maintained on the soil office for more information. surface during the most critical erosion period. Conservation tillage Comm. Co. "Playing the Hits" West Hwy. 82 Muenster, Texas 76252 24 Hours a Day Saturday, March 5, 1994 12:00 Noon C KXGM JJ All from JJ HIT 106.5 J. J. Biffle Ranches Thanks for making us #1 ugh- OVER 50 Fl TIGER STRIPES WITH 2ND CALVES ging. Joe- (Registered Polled Hereford Cows & J. D. H. Gray Brahman Bulls) coke and it of 175 HEAVY SPRINGERS d on (Start Calving March 21st for 45 Day Calving Period) poke Muenster Friends of is a Hereford Heifers A.I.'d to Low Birthweight Gray Brahman Bull Brangus Heifers A.I.'d to Polled Hereford Bulls 4-H and FFA Fl Tiger Stripes soon be contacting everyone to support the Bred Angus will English & Brahman Cross - All Bred Angus ley Annual Cooke County Junior Livestock 150 FALL CALVING HEIFERS (Start Calving Sept. 1st) English & Brahman Cross - All Bred Angus ie Show and Sale. ude OVER 150 OPEN HEIFERS (Ready for Bulls in May) us We need everyone's help to make the 1994 Project successful Simmental Cross - Brahman Cross, Angus & Hereford for our local 4-H and FFA members! This is an easy and convenient way for you to be part of the March 12 Sale without 10 BULLS spending big dollars. Angus Yearling Bulls from Montana Registered Angus Cows 2-Year-Old Polled Hereford Bulls Clime see the los' shins son Sunday. Starch 6, 1:30 p.m. Cooke County Fair Grounds J. J. Biffle Bill Hamer ... 1111111111•91 ,,-.11k 759-4611 Office Brad Biffle 759-2201 Barn Contact: Jack Flusche, Hel*ey Biffle Barbara Bayer, Donna Bayer, 759-4117 Home 668-8267 759-4421 Home Ronnie Felderhoff Ross Felderhoff or Glen Debnam.

= PAGE 14 - MARCH 4, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Haas' personal financial ties compromise integrity

The personal fortune of Supreme profit from trading in Exxon stock. Court candidate Rene Haas According to her own financial represents a massive conflict-of. statement, she sold between 1,000 interest with court case matters, and and 4,999 shares of Exxon stock, would require an endless procession which are currently selling on the of recusals by her if elected. New York Stock Exchange for Documents on file with the Texas S65.50 a share. Ethics Commission disclose a hefty Ms. Haas' portfolio in 1993 - the personal portfolio of active trading period covered by the Ethics in blue chip stocks, prime mutual statement - includes large holdings funds and interest-bearing local and profits from trading in government bonds. The insurance, petrochemical, utility, corporations and public finance medical, manufacturing and authorities she invests in are directly transportation stocks. subject to Texas legal regulation, All of these organizations are and are routinely parties in state subject to Texas state regulatory Supreme Court proceedings. decisions. such as enforcement L to R, Jennifer Sicking, Tommy Joe Dankesreiter, Jill Reiter, Lacy lack of qualifications actions, taxation appeals and Ms. Haas. Endres and James Klement for office, her misleading attack contractual disputes which end up campaign on Justice Raul Gonzalez, on the state Supreme Court docket her high-dollar contributors with Included in the Haas portfolio are pending Supreme Court cases and 10,000 or more shares of Pacific her conflict-laden financial interests Gas & Electric; between 1,000 and highlight the hypocrisy of her 4,999 shares each of Southwestern candidacy and underscore one of the Bell, MCI, Humana, Phillips Back: Chris Rains, Grant Hartman; front - Kristi McAden, Clint Miller ironies of the 1994 Place I race. Petroleum, Chevron, DuPont, and Michael Eckart. Confliri of interest: irony anti Procter & Gamble, Johnson & ftwocricy Johnson, Telefonos Mexico, Texas The role of the state Supreme Instruments and General Motors: "Best of Show" Court in financial regulation was and between 500 and 999 shares of Photos by Tax Talk) assured with the Texaco-Pennzoil Merck and Union Pacific. by: Duane Knabe, CPA dispute of the 1980s, an 11.5 billion Ms. Haas also has accused Justice Janie Hartman ( decision. This was the largest single Gonzalez of "holding a gavel in one This week's topic is "tax case in North American hand while reaching for a check brackets". The term "tax bracket" refers to the highest range of a jurisprudence, and triggered the with the other" in press releases and taxpayer 's income that is subject public mandate for Texas judicial TV ads, citing a recent vote to tax. Taxable income that fads reform. favoring Houston Lighting & Power within certain "brackets" or In 1980, one of the Texaco- after receiving a personal $500 ranges is taxed at a specified Pennzoil Supreme Court justices, contribution from an HL&P staff I to R, Megan Ilennigan, Douglas Knabe, Stephanie Bierschenk and percentage as set forth in the C.L. Ray, based his opposition attorney. Ms. Haas fails to mention Telisha Reid. tax law. The IRS Tax Rate Sched- candidacy on the Exxon a court opinion authored by Justice ules, which accompany a taxpay- stockholdings of Justice Will Gonzalez in 1987 which cost the er 's tax return, show these tax Garwood. One of Ray's confidantes company over $100 million brackets and the percentage of following the closure of a nuclear tax applicable to each bracket. and most generous contributors at This percentage can then be used that time was trial lawyer David power plant to compute what the taxpayer 's Perry. Had she gone to law school and various tax planning decisions At a press conference on Dec. 16. taken a class in ethics, Ms. Haas will save or cost in tax dollars. 1993, to announce her Supreme would have learned that the Example: For 1992, Mr. 8 Mrs. Court candidacy. David Perry's selection of judges is about X file a joint tax return. Their wife, Rene Haas, assured reporters protecting the public interest, not *dr taxable income for the year is she would not accept contributions drawing interest from the public 536,000. By referring to tax rate from "insurance companies or trust. Perhaps this explains why schedule Y-1 they would find that they are In the 28% tax bracket polluters." In her current television only 17% of her colleagues in State which covers couples with 234,000 ads. Ms. Haas accuses Justice Bar of Texas district I I (based in Jennifer Sicking and Cristina 582,150 of taxable Income. Gonzalez of trading a court vote her home Nueces County) voted for Preto de Oliver. favoring Exxon in return for a $500 her over Justice Gonzalez. personal contribution from an Texas doesn't need a Supreme Exxon staff attorney. Court judge holding a gavel in one Muenster Junior Livestock Show According to Ethics records, in hand while phoning Wall Street Sunday, March 6, 1:30p.m. 1993. Ms. Haas netted a substantial stockbrokers ss iIh the other. Weigh - In and Registration 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 L to R, Chris Muller, Melissa Billie, Charlie Luttmer and AJ. Knabe. OD All animals must be in the barn and presented for weigh-in by 11:00 art. IggInbotham & AssociateS' Agent: Don Aiken Pet Show for Elementary Age Students - All Lines of Insurance - during Stock Show. Bring your pets. Consider Commerical • 011 Field •Personal Entry fees for Itvestock: 1-800-728-2374 or S5 for first entry, $3 for all additional entrys. an IRA 3523-5221 zte contribution THANKS FOR CONSIDERING Congressman Ralph M. Hall voted: for 1993 tax FOR _Sensible and Realistic Health Care Legislation My Goals for Health Care Retort are. Do no' 3 SIVD p•ese, NO, ac.e and e• ssutame deduction programs when the insured are satisfied with the cost and quality of his or her policy. Even though 1993 is over. many The choice of the physician shall be made by the patient. people are still looking for ways to Coverage will include pre-existing conditions. long terns READY TO HELP - Several students have been helping to plan East save tax dollars as the April 15 tax care, and portability horn job to job. Texas State University's University Day on March 5 when high school deadline approaches. The good Reform will not lessen the care for Senior Citizens and seniors and community college students will be visiting campus. Some of news is you still may have time to Veterans. the ETSU students on the University Day committee are. I to r, front - save on your 1993 taxes by Finally - we should preserve the free enterprise atmo- Kelley Sweeney. Little Rock. AR. senior; Rachel Lykke, Houston contributing to an individual sphere that continues to attract devoted and dedicated freshman; and Ayanna Cabrera, New York, NY, junior, back - Wendy retirement account (IRA). men and women to the studs and practice of medicine. Walther, Campbell junior; Sharon Fuhrmann. Muenster junior; Shawn "Many people don't realize they FOR Preventing Unfair Tax Breaks and Pay Raises for House, San Antonio sophomore: Duane Fields, Greenville freshman: Billy have until April 15 to make their Snow. Mesquite freshman: and Amanda Rehkopf, Texarkana, Texas Members of Congress. IRA contributions and, in many - i voted NO on the initial passage of the bill which freshman. A new feature for this year's University Day will be a panel cases, their contributions are fully discussion, from 11:20 am. to noon. in which ETSU students will be contained the 'Tax Break for Members of Congress' and deductible on '93 taxes," said Betty Democrat then co-sponsored a bill to revoke 4. it was unfair, available to discuss prospective students' questions. High school students Peveto, branch manager of the A. G. untimely and unconscionable to seek such an advantage . and community college students can register for University Day by Edwards Gainesville office. I have never voted for a salary hike for Members of telephoning the Student Center at (903) 886-5816 between 8 am. and 5 for Congress I knew what the job paid when I ran for it." p.m. Monday through Friday. While registration in advance is encouraged, students can attend University Day without advance notice. They need to Your ability to deduct your IRA FOR_ Supporting the Men end Women in Agriculture arrive at the Student Center between 8 and 9:15 am. on March 5. contribution depends on your "I support Full Parity for those who provide our food and ETSU Photo income level and whether you are U.S. CCNGLESS fiber. The Federal Government should either 'get in or an active participant in an get out' of agriculture." employer-sponsored retirement plan FOR _Cutting Out Junkets- VVISD Continued from Page 5 such as a 401(k) plan. 4th District 'I have taken one trip in 14 years at taxpayers expense If you and your spouse are not and that was to produce a video on the SSC - which was election day. Lorene Sandmann will and then request to remain a student covered by such a plan, you can shared with many science departments in my district. serve as election judge in Valley at Valley View. deduct the maximum contribution Trips at taxpayers expense should be wps:th that expense View and Marva Nehib will be --Set an April 11 meeting to allowed -- S2,000 or $2,500 for and worth my time judge in Burns City. Jackie Tipps review Texas Association of School married couples if only one spouse FOR ...Keeping the Faith With Our Senior Citizens. will be early voting clerk. Board policies. works — regardless of your income. "i have consistently voted AGAINST cutting the Cost of In other business, the board: --Decided to complete payments If either you or your spouse is Living Allowance of the Social Secunty recipients. veter- --Extended the contracts of on one bus and to buy an additional covered by an employer-sponsored ans, or federal retirees. If the COLAs are to be cut back. administrative assistant Benny new bus. plan, your contributions are still they should be cut back for everyone including Members West. High School Principal Phil --Voted to add four new junior fully deductible if your adjusted of Congress.' Moore, Elementary Principal high cheerleading positions for gross income is $40,000 or less for FOR _ Fiscal Responsibility Beverly Hogan and Athletic 1994 to allow greater participation married couples, 525,000 or less for 'i cosponsored and voted for the Balanced Budget Director Rick Ware. at that level. individuals. Amendment and for the Line Item Veto. Both are —Directed Trustee Grant Krahl to necessary to reduce the deficit.' form a committee to discuss future --Set the next board meeting for community use of the recently March 28 due to Spring Break. However, your IRA contribution is FOR ...Sensible and Safe Scaledown of Defense Spending renovated old gymnasium in the --Discussed new course offerings not deductible if either you or your am proud of the defense buildup during the 1980's elementary school. The committee and projected staffing needs for spouse is covered by an employer- because the Desert War revealed our technical supenor- will present recommendations at the sponsored retirement plan and your sty when our first Patriot Missile intercepted and de- 1994-1995 in anticipation of new stroyed the RussiaAmade Scud. We most now pursue March board meeting. state-recommended programs. The combined income is above $50,000 (535.00 for individuals). frugality and weed out greed and overcharging. We --Voted to pro-rate tuition board is expected to make "Even if you can't deduct your must, however, remember Thomas Jefferson's warning - payments at S4 per day should a recommendations at its March 'Eternal vigilance is the once of freedorri.' student transfer out of the district meeting. contribution, you should consider an IRA," Peveto suggested. "With or FOR ...Keeping in Touch with the Thinking of the 4th District. without a tax deduction, the 'During my fourteen years in Congress-I have returned VV CITY Conlin ued from Page 5 earnings from your investment to my home distract every weekend - with the exception compound year after year without of nine weekends when we were in voting sessions.' The town in November of 1992 year terms in the election to be held being reduced by current taxes." "I look only to Texas and the 4th Congressional The records of the perk of the House reflect that I have cast a vote on voted to build a new wastewater May 7. Aldermen whose terms are For example, assume you earn 99•% of the recorded votes fa me yea - - of the treatment plant to comply with more expiring include Eugene Miller. 7.5 % on a $2,000 investment and District for my voting instructions." average for Hoarse Members stringent treatment requirements John Kubicek and Jimmy Meyer. you are in the 36% tax bracket. This M, recommended by the Texas Water Anyone interested in filing may $2,000 will generate $150 income Congressman Ralph M. Hall k Commission. The town in June contact Town Hall. each year. Outside your IRA, you LET'S 1992 received a temporary two-year In a related matter, town would pay 36% of the $150 4th District, Texas Cr extension to its wastewater aldermen during their regular earnings in taxes, keeping only $96. KEEP cc treatment permit, but TWC officials February meeting, appointed Billy However, inside your IRA, all S150 told the town it must upgrade its Joe Dyer to serve as election judge earned can grow tax deferred until Congressman wastewater treatment system to for the May 7 election In other you withdraw it. provide for a more stringent 10-15 matters, Valley View Police Officer "All For Hall From Rockwall" Ralph M. Hall ONG f6, permit The town presently has a Jerry Brown reported the police For a free copy of "IRAs: 30-90 treatment permit department responded to 13 calls Shielding Retirement Savings From In other city business, filing has during January in the city. The — a TEXAN voting a TEXAS vote I I I Higher New Taxes", contact the A. 71 I. LebeaH Tx Puol bag Han b Cap• Cobweb 1 lab., Han. la P O Bal, opened for positions up for election council also approved an ordinance G. Edwards Gainesville office at 731317. x bra d b ben s fib Hai ababb to babe fram roe bi El Cana. to the Valley View Tow n Council. designating Town Hall as a drug- (817)668-8762. rr D.0 Candidates will run at-large for two- free workplace.

THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE -MARCH 4, 1994 - PAGE 15 In The Rake Enterprise Classifieds! in the POLITICAL 759-4311 ANNOUNCEMENTS Savings! MARCH PRIMARY HELP MISCELLANEOUS ELECTION FOR SALE Justice of the Peace] FOR SALE: Air Cycle CONSOLE/SPINET PIANO WANTED exercise bike, Bounty Hunter For Sale. Take on small SERVICES Royce D. Martin Discriminator me.' detector, paymenu. See locally. 1-800- POSTAL JOBS machinist tools. All items new 343-6494. Start 510.79/hr. For exam and Justice of the Peace or hke new. 759-4312. WE ISSUE AUTO application info., call (219) PRECINCT 4 769-8301 En TX601. 8 am.-8 LICENSE renewal sticker) 'r MANE. FOR SALE: Snapper lawn FOR SALE: Portable building, ism., Sun.-Fri. Tops and Teams, 206 N Oemocrabc Incumbent Pollbtal Attr Pea by Poye.14rIn tractor, 18-horsepower, Kohler 32x14, 32,500. Call 759-4593. 3.4-4P HESSE Main, Muenster. Hearing and 10.XL. e. 3.4 engine, 40-inch deck, in great 34.a' HELP WANTED: Bartender Air Conditioning Volisy V., Y.. 76272 shape. Call Dave Fate, 759- at VFW Club. 759-4560 or Sales & Service. New & Used For Your A VON Needs 4311 or 759-2894. 759-2921 after 4 pm. Commercial < Residential Rooks, products, reorders. Call Evelyn Sicking, 759-4388. Robin Hacker IVESTOCK 225-3 FM 373 North, Muenster Lust Republican OVER MI USED CARS AND KITCHEN HELP WANTED: Curtis Hem 817459-2787 TRUCKS available all the FOR SALE: 20 Crossbred STATE INSPECTED meat Justice of the Cook's helper needed. Apply in Torn Hesse 817-759-2538 time at Holiday Chevrolet, heifers, calving now. 665 -2185 processing plant. Bring in person. St. Richard's Villa. TA(1=,zi2z„ Peace Whitcsboro. 668-8152 or or 668-8181. 759-2219. sour animal Tuesday, Thur- Precinct 4 19031564-3551. sday, Friday. Fisehcr's Meat 10-XL KNABE'S CABINETS, steel stlx xx1trx Raton Ns. FOR SALE: 2-year-old Market, 759-4211 . ia r st siding, vinyl siding, construc- PO Barn Self Employed? Sanniental bull. Can be user O., Tat. 76272 registered. Craig tion work and usimams. Call TENDER LOVING CARE Wallerschoid, AFFORDABLE 759 - 4505. lir 759-4559. o 15.XE Day Care Center, 759-4964. Connie Welch HOSPITAL 34.X +-XI REGISTERED LIMOUSIN Hwy. 82 Seat Jo Justice of the Peace COVERAGE on the City Square BULL 13-months-old, CARPENTER WORK Precinct 1, Place 2 at GROUP RATES 5900.00. John Fisher, 759- Open. 9.12. 1 - 5 41' Septic Tank and 4( Sol MIL pold by ClenosIgn CNllmm 4211. WANTED Call: Aldine Fella Con* earn Al X. eon ws 2114 fueuley lie u &Portrait National A'un of REAL ESTATE Also odd lobs GreaseIraps Cleaning .111..114.111 71240 IM 18171995.2445 Sall Employed PAUL J. HESS NO. 1 Kansas Reasonable rates H &H Vacuum Service Alfalfa hay for sale. Any FOR SALE 2 bedroom. 1 bath FOR SALE OR TRADE: Complete Western Wear Elect. METRO (214)246-4906 Wed. c..ntarnitynan)(1)46,1(04 amount. 665-7601 or 665-9228. newly-remodeled house, with Lake lot at Nocona Hills. Trade Ernie Martin, 7594650 for the (nitre Family It: Luoronerro eiTtnnuxxx INE for motor home, travel trailer or *868.7268 or 736.3448.4.. carport on large lot in R Saddle< S Tack George Erwin et anything of equal value. 552- 3 ISO Muenster Call after 5 p.m. JUSTICE of the PEACE FOR HOME DELIVERY OF 759-4726. 6561. Fort Worth Star-Terle:rare, act 34.9 34-2 you bend 'em we mend 'em Precinct 1, Place 2 call DALE WHITE, 1Is H & W Meat Co Pol Aa polO. by Goo, fn. HOUSE FOR SALE: 733 N. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 817-668-2743 PETS , Elm. 3 bedroom, I bath, central Alt flu SIX Brick. CH&Air, attached BRYAN'S PAINT & BODY heat & air, garage. storage, Slate Insper Uon Won.., Tau 76252 garage with opener. Specializing in Collision Repair 759-4690. WHOLESALE & ALL BREED GROOMING. • Irk Fenced back yard, RETAIL Insurance or Personal Claims Samuel Mason WANTED Grand Avenue Animal Clinic. storage shed. • Frame Straightening ♦ FREE Loan Car Call Wray. 6654990. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING MEATS Winters 917 N. Main, Muenster • Towing at NO COST TO You WANTED: Acreage to 6111-x LOCATIONS are available in Democrat ACC491 seabed bun until Custom SI•ughterIng purchase in Mue051W area with Community Estates. Lindsay. Custom Precbs4Ing BRYAN SICKING to M YRA 736 2233 FOR SALE: Dachshund Mar61115b Reserve at rqnn to Justice of the or without improvements. Texas, including 25 platted ;dal. Wad Game ProuosIng puppies, AKC, 5100.964-2355. talus@ any sect all beds . Renee Jones. 817-665-9336. locations, paved streets and Peace at. 14-2 For lumbar intormaton cat Every Day. underground utilities. For more Precinct 1, Place 2 information, contact 759-2797a 7592758 Hamburger 11.491b SCHNIEDERJAN Community Lumber Company. Weed $.1001,105 to 308 Hamburger S 1.391b Poi4W bed IN sans Moron Wigs Heating and Air Conditioning. 501 MOotly es. Muenster, 759-2248. Donald Walaracteld Las SPECIAL Smoked Sausage $2.0C lb Muenster's Authorized Trane Dealer Os.* Tows 76240 33o-RE 1415 Hickory 308 Box Beef...... $60.95 Munster, Tau 76252 - MANE Service and Installation of ii /3 Hon.no4.1/3Sloak, I/3 Royal Central Air Conditioning, Heal Pumps Vote For NOTICE • HAM • BACON • HALF OR 'ate and Gas Furnaces Licensed and REAL ESTATE BROKER QUARTER CARCASS • AWARD Hand Pt Stop A Thane Dorthy Lewis insured for LPG Service and Installation. NOTICE NOTICE that Don Flusche Bonded real estate broker, WINNING SNORED SAUSAGE qualified to act as agent for SUNNIER SAUSAGE • CUSTOM Financing Available Through Trans Easy Cradle Republican Challenger The City of Muenster is now The City of Muenster is now SLAUGHTERING BY AOKI. . accepting applications for accepting applications for .000 Real Estate Broker sales or rentals. Henry G. Business Phone: 759-4079 Mobile Phone 736-3 ,092x Justice of the lifeguards at the Muenster Manager of the Muenster Weinx•pfel, 759-2257, TACLB010802E Muenster State Bank, 759- 759-2744 Peace Swimming Pool for the 1994 Swimming Pool for the 1994 759-2832 4161, 630 Weinzapfel St. se•son. Please submit season. Please submit Precinct 1, Place 2 applicauons to Muenster City applications to Muenster City Hall, 400 N. Main. prior to 5:00 Hall, 400 N. Main, Moe to 500 SICKING CUSTOM DIGGING Poi A. ,o1 en mass apt. T , . 4.• p.m. March 29, 1994. 1022 LYN.. Gana TX 56240 p.m. March 29, 1994. ************************** MATT SiCRING 3.4-2 14.2 OperalOr...M Phone: (817) 759-4812 owner • Ii Mary Pickle ATTENTION: Muenster woau Youth Organizations. All youth CLASSIFIEDS Brown Motor Company, Inc.: Mobile: (817)736-4274 e 0 09,5,5 Justice of the Peace 0 organizattons who wish to M inimum 15 wordsor S3 first 800-460-4112 .76252 1:11 Precinct 1, Plate 2 receive United Way Funds, week and $2.25 each week they * CHEVROLET Por\iTiAC Joelarr.K GIVICTRucw * Pal 599 pale by WY NUM please submit your budget to * PL nil est GM...an IMO 1 are repeated. Over 15 words: GGee. L the Muenster Youth * * IN STOCK Organization, 400 N. Main, 20 cents per word Gut week Serving North Texas For Over 60 Years prior to 5:00 I psi March 29, and 15 cents per word each * Electrical • Plumbing 1994. County Judge I week repeated. *' 1994 Chevy S-10 Pickup 1994 Chevrolet Corvette * Paneling - Roofing 3.2 * * Hardware - Water Pumps Ray Russell * County Judge, Derrocrat II Heating • Air Conditioning -N. -411.111• Pal 10. POI by Co." instoot. We can recommend an installer *4, 1:31_1•Willilillig ,----_- . * a Ow., ." Y. in Canullsn rtiN .c.-.7.--„,:;-- -I- ,,,-. - (it 1%/Country Tidings lir * Muenster Building PO Box. by Ruth Smith Oximooft. Tom 71210 * * Center, Inc. Services for Mrs. Vera Mae McGee, 91, of arte * Stxxit x 151461 * Muenster, 759-2232 County Judge Wichita Falls were held at 10:30 am. Monday, Feb. In Stock Now! 28, 1994, in the Forestburg United Methodist Church. tot * $ 1 99 M Per Month * Rev. Millard Fairchild, pastor of Forestburg United * Paul F. Hesse * Methodist Church, officiated. Interment was in Dent * 1894 Chevrolet Slivered° Ext Cab 1994 CMC SIEIRRA SIT teen Wedding Selections Republican Perryman Cemetery at Forestburg, under the direction CLUB COUPE * Z-71 4s4 for Pose in; ny ,tt; of Lunn's Colonial Funeral Home of Wichita Falls. PO Bey 445 Mrs. McGee passed away Feb. 26 at Grace Care Wm.., mom 56252 * ill - -1-- ,_ Loa Naner‘amp & .7/Celuin &Silky Center in Wichita Falls. Vera Mae Perryman was born July 14, 1902 near and I District Clerk sted * •,--.....--- Forestburg in Montague County. Her parents were Denise _Royer and Cory Xiamen/ de * Bobbie Calhoun Columbus and Janie Perryman. Vera Mae Perryman * and William Pryor McGee were married Oct. 26, * The Cooke County * Ready for Delivery 1919 in Forestburg. Factory leather interior. *, Y. (raft German District Clerk, Dernoast Mr. McGee preceded her in death June 12, 1967. irich pr * Must seal for Re-election Mrs. McGee was a native of Forestburg and a 'an Hours Mon. Sak 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. housewife and resided with her family many years in Ifat: 1994 Pontiac Sunbird * PO Ptly POI by Bob. CS.. * 1999 Buick Park Ave. 216 N. Main (817) 759-2505 Muenster, Texas Pt Sot. the Forestburg area. When her health began failing, str * LE Coupe Gawmte born 1240 she moved and resided with her daughter, Edna Merle * Elect Campbell. a few years in Bowie; then, in 1989, she * * moved and resided in the Grace Care Center in DORIS BRYANT Wichita Falls. * FOR RENT DEMOCRAT Mrs. McGee was a member of the Forestburg * * United Methodist Church in Forestburg and was BEST BUYI Stock saXaa65 * FOR RENT: High pressure MOBILE HOME FOR DISTRICT CLERK always a very active member. She was a member of ■ sprayer, 2500 lbs. For * MSRP $29,726 slow 05 13115 RENT: 2 bedroom. fully fur- PO Poi its by Dots Bryn: the United Methodist Women and was active in the removing patnt , etc. Muenster nished, a block from school at 7 Box .1 Ga..oille, TX 76210 ens, Forestburg Community Center. She was always a * Sale Price $23995 99°° Per Month * Building Center, 421 N. Main, on N. Walnut. Phone 759- w3 very dedicated lady to her family, church and 759-2232. 2936, Jerome Pagel. 4.18.XE County Clerk I Ind community. _,* 1994 Grand Am 1994 Chevrolet Cavalier VL Coupe . ens Evelyn She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Ella Jane ed 665.4896 Griffin of Wichita Falls, Mrs. Virginia Wilkerson of * ps...... U-Store & Lock Walterscheid * iver Rental Wichita Falls and Mrs. Edna Merle Campbell of Mini-Warehouse Nacogdoches; three sons, Mayo McGee of Amarillo, g o1 * Contractors & County Clerk, Democrat * Homeowners Pa at. N44 by CNN... chtcaraTh Jan McGee of Fort Worth and Chris McGee of * 736-3127 Esslym Ws.ortents, Equipment a: 264 Midway; one sister, Mrs. Olivia Engel of San * IV Seal NILS, SL * Rental 0 Antonio; 23 grandchildren; and 40 great- Iben 711232 * * Stock S196617 grandchildren. In Stock Now! * CLASSIFIED FAX County Treasurer Memorials are asked to be given to the Forestburg * • SI,030 Ca. Oi Lack, ILL WAC 60 Monti, BY. United Methodist Church or LATCHKEY at Floral OP '199' Per Month * DEADLINE Janet Johnson Heights Methodist Church. * * 759-4110 There will be a Benefit Supper for Rev. Marshell WEDNESDAY For Re-Election *, Pre-Owned Cars and Trucks ,_4( saSsibrIsslivr o County Treasurer Stewart at the Forestburg Community Center March (ling w AT NOON 12. The menu will be barbecue with all the 380 w Dernoaal trimmings, serving from 5 to 8 p.m. There will also Huge Selection * - co: Seoltc Sys ierny * 14.1 Anol Loom, be an auction after the supper. Admission is adults forI 4, * No. 1 ROEBIC K-37 IWO NS.* * Many More To Choose From Wiliww. lam 71140 55.00 and children $2.50. Music will be provided by tar 123="1- Septic Tank * Railroad Ties local talent. Everyone is invited to come. 3k * 1991 Chevy Silvered° Sportside 454 PI 1989 Ford F-150 454 XLT Liquefier Elect eq COMMUNITY inn Rev. Stewart has a very lengthy illness and a long W Extra Clean • 1 - Owner • $14,499.00 Local 1-Owner • Extra Clean • $6,995.00 t- Aping!. trealinonl of stay in the hospital. He is pastor of the Church of LUMBER CO. Ibis wool., W.I., . Rae Freeman - - t_f clogging of. 4.0bo Nazarene at Prairie Point. He is showing Ind 200 E. Division, ion and la guw4n1•40 7, 1993 Chevrolet Cheyenne C1500 * awn.. tor ono County Treasurer improvement now and maybe he can come home 746 * 1992 Chevrolet Cavalier RS Sedan 759-2248, Muenster yonolly year soon. For more information. call 964-2372, 768-2278 * Local • 1 Owner • Low Mileage • $7,995 00 20,000 Miles • Extra Clean • $12,925.00 W, 'Vote for Efficiercy in 11ll Community Lumber Co County Government' or 964-2584. * - TRAILER PARTS s7 2is Jay Pickens of Dallas spent the weekend with 1992 Olds Silhouette 1982 Cadillac Fleetwood * AND SUPPLIES P. Pot MN 171, an r meo., his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Lynch. * or MO Lin.. St pl Mrs. Ouida Gage of Clarendon and Mrs. Shirley * 29,000 Mile • $12,995 Leather • Extra Clean .$2,95500 * STRUCTURAL STEEL Gain.s.o. Tu. 71110 AND PIPE Brogdon of Miami visited from Friday to Sunday - - * METAL * State Senator 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson and other relatives. * Complete Line * 1989 Chevy 3/4 Ell. Cab SlIverado 1991 Ford F-150 Super Cab Marvin Jr. and Linda Maberry of Daingerfield Exlra-Clean • $10,495.00 Nice Truck • $799500 of Bolts and SIDING * * Steven A. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin - * Miscellaneous and Maberry Sr. Della Maberry has been on the sick list * Carriker but is improving some. * 1991 Buick Regal Limited Sedan 1993 Buick Century * Hardware Soffits Mrs. Dorothy Penton of Gainesville visited Mrs. * Local l!Cwner • 34,000 Miles .511,495.00 Factory Warranty * For Re - Election METAL • Installer Available Louise ShulLs and they enjoyed having lunch out SALES, • F ree Estimates State Senator together. of Texarkana, Arkansas spent INC. 30th District of Texas Mrs. Sybile Smith Muenster Building Tuesday night with Mrs. Gladys Balthrop. Mrs. Brown Motor Company, Inc. I, Highway 82, Democrat att Center, Inc. Smith was on her way to visit a friend who was ill, Moo41,:siy,..;‘,F.riyd,=3C;0;,&: 3:00 (817) 665-5591 tr., * West a Gainesville INS by Siron Cant. * Highway 82 then came to Dallas to visit her daughter, Jan Smith. (8171665-0336 759 2232 - F u eon 517 ************************** 7.3

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A FFILI ATED FOODS INC. of Amarillo NiBrire,s itirat fliarltrt ALL ITEMS NOT SINCE 1927 AVAILABLE AT ALL AFFILIATED STORES 304 North Main, Muenster, TX 1 (800) 259 - 7248 or 759 - 4211 Prices Effective March 7 through March 12 DOUBLE COUPONS EVERY DAY!