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VOL. LVIII NO. 46 14 I' \(:1.1S 50CENTS OCTOBER 14, 1994 Washington D.C. ceremonies recognize SH School for excellence in education

by Janet Felderhoff principals were honored during a you students, teachers, parents and As a representative of Sacred breakfast Salute to the Principals. pastors of Sacred Heart School tv* Heart School, Principal Jack Later representatives from the when they presented the National 19111.1.0 Murdock, spent a whirlwind four award winning schools were guests Blue Ribbon award to Sacred Heart days in Washington. DC last week. in the Rose Garden of the White d 'school of I sce llencc School in Washington DC," he said. All 126 schools, who were House. Vice-president Al Gore "Attorney General Janet Reno and awarded the 1993-94 Blue Ribbon addressed the group and extended Secretary of Education Richard Award of Excellence were his congratulations. Before the Riley congratulated us on what a recognized by the US Department event concluded President Bill wonderful, wonderful school Sacred of Education during several lleart School proved to be." ceremonial events. The plaque will be mounted in Blue Ribbon winners included Sacred Heart Elementary School. SACRED HEART PRINCIPAL JACK MURDOCK asked for some helpers to display the Blue Ribbon flag 220 public and 56 private schools in Mr. Murdock displayed the and plaque that he presented to the student body at Wednesday's assembly. The plaque, at right, will be 45 states and the District of distinctive flag which will be flown Columbia, including a Department over the school beginning Thursday. permanently mounted in the Sacred Heart Elementary School. Dove Pelle Photo of Defense Dependents School in "You are a nationally recognized Honshu, Japan. This 12-year old Blue Ribbon School of Excellence," program is designed to spotlight noted Mr. Murdock. "Ladies and some of the nation's most successful gentleman you have proven by your County to purchase a schools by honoring excellence in record, not just last year, but for leadership, teaching, curriculum, many years the continuing efforts of student achievement and parental your teachers, parents, school board, involvement. and pastors. Every single person in The awards were presented this school has made it a national new ambulance; JAWS during a luncheon held in the school of excellence. I am very by Janet Felderhoff equipped, said Harbin. Equipment Precinct 4. When bids were opened International Ballroom. Guest proud of every one of you and it is a Bob Harbin, Director of Cooke will be taken from another for the piece of equipment Bayers speakers included Attorney General privilege for me to be a part of this County EMS, was given the go- ambulance. This will allow the and B. J. Construction had Janet Reno, US Department of Clinton made an unexpected school camputNow we are ahead by the Cooke County county to stay within the line item matching bids of $1,500.00. It was Justice and Richard Riley, secretary appearance. Ile spoke to the group trying to do the same thing with the Commissioners Court to purchase budget for the new fiscal year. decided to draw lots to determine of Education. and added his congratulatory high school this next year. Only two new pieces of equipment. He Cooke County EMS currently which would receive the bid. J. H. Sharon K. Horn, acting director, remarks. Both men then mingled time will tell if we succeed, but we requested the purchases be does not make patient transfers from Bayer Sons, Inc. won the lot drawn recognition division of the US with the group to personally extend certainly have a high school that is approved during a meeting of the Muenster Memorial Hospital to any on Oct. 5 in Judge Russell's office. Department of Education, presented their congratulations. This was nationally excellent. We just have to Cooke County Commissioners place out of county. "When we have Representatives from both Mr. Murdock with Sacred Heart's much to the dismay of the Secret get the work done to prove that to Court held on Monday, October 10. to make an out of county transfer businesses were present along with awards. These were a plaque Service, said Jack Murdock. people. One piece a JAWS extrication we must call another service," said Judge Russell and Commissioner inscribed "US Department of The National Catholic Education "I congratulate you students, tool will be placed in Valley View Joan Walterscheid, MMH director Virgil Hess from Precinct 4. Education Blue Ribbon Schools Association also held a reception for teachers and parents because this is and used by their local fire of nurses. At present Cooke County Program recognizes Sacred Heart the occasion which Mr. Murdock your school and this is something Department. It will cost a total of EMS does not make transfers to In other action taken at Monday's School of Muenster for excellence attended. that you have accomplished and I $13,818.75. Half of the cost will be facilities outside of Cooke County. meeting, votes were unanimous to: in education 1993-94 Richard W. Sacred Heart School's students. applaud you and congratulate you paid for with a matching grant from Cooke County Judge Ray Russell *Approve preliminary plat for Riley, Secretary of Education"; a teachers, pastors, and parents on behalf of the president of the the state of Texas. gave age of one of the ambulances Charles W. Kleuser Subdivision in certificate of recognition; and a celebrated the special recognition United States, the vice-president of now being used by Cooke County the Lake Ray Roberts plane in special Blue Ribbon School flag to on Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the the United States, the secretary of Also to be purchased is a new EMS as the reason for the purchase Precinct 2. be flown over the school. Community Center. Principal education of the United States and van-type ambulance at a cost of of a new ambulance. -- *Approved monthly bills. Thursday's events concluded with Murdock took great pleasure in the attorney general of the United 634,922.64. It will be used to 1.H. Bayer Sons, Inc. was *Approved monthly reports. a reception held in the Crystal presenting the plaque and flag to the States. I bring you their rainier patients out of county. The awarded the bid for a Galion Roll- • Approved public official bond Ballroom. school. congratulations and add them to my iew ambulance will not come fully O-Matic Steel Wheel Packer from for jailer (Alan Westbrook). Friday morning elementary "It was a privilege to represent own." Three seek County Commissioners' office Cedar Ridge opens Results from the Nov. 8 General daughter Jennifer is a student at course. in Cooke County Elections will determine who will Valley View High School. Under his leadership, Precinct 2 serve as commissioner of Precinct 2 "I will work hard to find new was the first precinct in Cooke Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer designs include three and four for the next four years. Kenneth solutions to some of our old County to change to diesel trucks. REALTORS (i), RKM Holding, bedrooms, one or more living areas, Alexander, incumbent, is the problems," promises Brown. "By the first to implement a black- Inc., and builders Community and some feature a study. Both one Democratic candidate and Richard applying sound business principles topping program, with over 25 Lumber Company and Joe Walter and one and two-story designs are Brown the Republican candidate. we can improve our services while miles of black-topped road now in Homes are pleased to announce the available, and some feature three Also up for re-election, but finding more efficient ways to place, and the first to receive a grand opening of Cedar Ridge car garages. .unopposed is Precinct 4 conduct county business." federal bridge program bridge, with which is eight miles north of Available are lots with black-top Z'ommissioner Virgil Hess. Kenneth Alexander is a fourth three now completed. "We have Muenster, Texas. This grand or highway frontage_and several Richard Brown, 55, is a real generation resident of Cooke designed and built twelve new opening is scheduled for Saturday, front a cul-de-sac. All lots range in estate broker. His business County and Precinct 2. Kenneth bridges in Precinct 2, all receiving October 15, and Sunday October 16 size from three acres to over six :xperience includes 10 years as and his wife, Glenda, live in the an H-20 rating from the state," said from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. acres. manager of a retail tire and auto Mountain Springs community. Commissioner Alexander. This H- The special prices for planned floor The Cedar Ridge Country ;tore supervising 10 employees and They have four grown children and 20 rating means they are designed plans range from under $150,000 to Community is about one hour and 18 years as a self-employed real three grandchildren. to carry up to 80,000 pounds, a first $235,000. twenty minutes from the Dallas :state broker. Alexander graduated from for Precinct 2. This is a rare opportunity to Fort Worth International Airport, Valley View High School and has "By maintaining a good working move up to maybe the only real with an easy commute of a variety completed all slate mandated relationship with the State country community near a golf of work centers and shopping near continuing education courses for Department of Highways and course. In fact it is in walking Muenster, Gainesville, and county commissioners. Public Transportation, we have distance to beautiful Turtle Hill including Denton, Dallas. and Fort "I believe being a county been able to strategically place over Golf Course, which is one of the Worth. This is a perfect setting for property owner and taxpayer, 20 miles of new state maintained more scenic golf courses in North the country minded, retired, and • r experience, and my record as an roads in Precinct 2 to better Texas. those who work out of their home. honest, conservative, hard-working facilitate travel across the precinct," The builders for Cedar Ridge Jaalke For those attending the grand 1114: individual qualifies me for another noted Alexander. "This, along with VIRGIL J. HESS have been carefully selected based opening of Cedar Ridge term as county commissioner," other F.M. road improvements and Hess would like to see more on their home quality, design, refreshments and snacks will be commented Alexander. widening has kept Precinct 2 more changes. "I promised to look into construction quality, being local served. Additionally many prizes "With the many issues facing than abreast with other precincts in having an EMS station on Hwy. builders, as well as their will be given away. county government, such as our state district 82," he said. "After looking into it I commitment to customer service. To visit this unique country economic development, jail "I am enthusiastic about the saw that it wasn't financially These builders will build the community travel north on overcrowding, waste management, future of Cooke County and look feasible, I would like to see one proposed floor plan or they can Interstate 35 to Gainesville, Texas complying with the American with forward to being a part of that there in the future, it's a matter of build your plan. All plans are and take Highway 82 west to Disabilities Act, the budget, and the future." money." He stated that there will reviewed by developers review Muenster, Texas. From Muenster daily operations of the county, the Virgil Hess was elected probably be some changes for the committee to ensure attractive take FM 373 north for eight miles "Commissioners Court needs strong, commissioner of Precinct 4 in 1990. better in ambulance service for appearance, maintaining a high to Cedar Ridge. The public, experienced members to meet these He is running unopposed on the Cooke County. quality neighborhood. brokers, and agents are welcome. issues head-on." Democratic ticket for re-election. Projects that Hess has worked on Present planned home designs For more details call and ask for Hess, 49, has 23 years of during his term include the range from around 1900 square feet Joe Young or Dottie Davis at 214- experience in the petroleum Gainesville Factory Shops and the to about 2700 square feet. These 250-0700. RICHARD BROWN industry. He started as a rough-neck Taovayas Bridge and road in Bad roads and high taxes are two and progressed to the position of northwestern Cooke County. ey issues cited by Brown. "The district production superintendent in Hess praised the people of ounty roads are badly deteriorated the Wichita Falls/Bowie area. Precinct 4 for the manner in which n Precinct 2 and must be Born and raised in Muenster, they dealt with the closing of the Deadline nears for local mproved," commented Brown. Virgil graduated from Sacred Heart county landfill. "Most of them have Our tax rate is among the highest School and worked for a local dumpsters from Waste Management f any county in our area. We must concrete company until his or have found another source to get United Way collections and more efficient ways to conduct induction into the US Army. He rid of trash," he said. "It's not the ounty business in order to reduce served 18 months in Germany. same in some of the other Phil Slater, chairman for the the Family, Cooke County Child ur property tax rate by at least 10 After completing his service in the precincts." Roadside dumping isn't Muenster United Way Fund Drive, Welfare, Home Hospice, North ercent. In order to attract new Army Hess attended Cooke County common in Precinct 4. A county has set Friday, Oct. 14 at the date Texas Radio Reading, Red Cross, tdustry to Cooke County we must College part-time to study business landfill isn't out of the question in that he hopes to have most of Salvation Army, Special Olympics, e competitive with the surrounding management and economics. the future. At present the budget donations turned in by local VISTO, and Texoma Council on ounties," Since becoming commissioner of won't allow such a project, but it workers. Muenster's goal has been Drug Abuse. Brown now serves on the Precinct 4 it has been Hess's goal to could someday. set at $11,500.00 and the county's Volunteers have been contacting fanning and Zoning Board for the have better roads and better He also looked into other things goal at $238,000.00. businesses and individuals in ity of Valley View. He has maintenance in Precinct 4. Already such as collection points for trash, Without funding from United Muenster during the past several reviously served a six month term he has added approximately five but they too are expensive. Way many of Muenster's youth weeks. It is hoped that those who n the Cooke County Grand Jury. miles of paved roads and done Term limitations on a local level programs would not be possible. have been blessed will be generous are of concern to Hess who felt that Currently girl scouts, boy scouts, [- when possible. te is also Sunday School director at KENNETH ALEXANDER much in improving ditches and irst Baptist Church in Valley culverts to avoid flooding and four years was hardly enough time ball, little league, camp fire, coach "Most of us have been takers at Alexander feels that the Cooke washing during heavy rains. Two to get to meet the people that you pitch, 4-H, Red Cross swim some time," remarked Mr. Slater. A native Texan, Richard Brown County Commissioners Court has current projects are the paving of need to work with such as in the program and soccer all receive "Our children have been takers at as been a resident of Cooke always been a solid, dependable part of Copper Switch Road highway department. Even funding from United Way, Other times and now it is time to be 'ounty for 12 years. His wife, and conservative force in Cooke northwest of Muenster and a federal becoming familiar enough with the programs receiving funding from givers." arol, is a nursing instructor at County, and he would like the 80-20 bridge on 438 outside county budget to begin doing things United Way and used by local The United Way Victory forth Central Texas College and his opportunity to help stay on this Lindsay. See COMMISSIONERS, Page 3 people last year include Friends of Luncheon is set for Nov. II. PAGE 2 - OCTOBER 10, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE September 1994 I the liberty to make your own decisions about your health_ Court and Police Log Letters to the CAPITOL You probably know a student who wants to be a certain kind of doctor 1 - Report of theft of cellular phone 1 - Report of shoplifting - Bayer's Editor COMMENT You probably know of a company that wants to attract (later recovered) 1 - Public. intoxication to Cooke 3 - Criminal mischief t good employees with a generous health benefits package. 1 1 - Prowler in 500 blk. N Elm 1 - Failed to stop at red light If we had passed the Clinton-Mitchell health-care bill, cc 2 - Unlock vehicle door I - Passed on left in no passing all of them would be out of luck. That bill restricted 1 - Assisted sheriffs office zone To the Editor: mammograms to women over 50. It would have under- IS. U.S. SENATOR I - Missing child found at home I - No driver's license on person WEE If you read Paul Harvey' mined the economy and dictated your health care options 1 - Assisted care flight 2 - Disorderly conduct "Congressional pension increase" KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON to you. 1 - Secured unlocked building 4 - Speeding - school zone on the opinion page of Thursday, The Clinton-Mitchell bill authonzed non-medical C 1 - Attempted theft 1 - Parked in roadway depei Sept. 15. 1994 Gainesville government bureaucrats to decide how to ration specialty 2 - Assisted funeral 1 - Parked in fire lane - school zone aiYh Register, you can easily understand Internships and residencies in medical school It would 1 - Checked suspicious person 1 - Exhibition of acceleration pre ,' Congress will never pass any Washington Murder Mystery: have punished companies that improve their employees' meaningful campaign finance &OR health care plans. reform. You can fire them - send Super-Light, Super-Tough, Super-Lasting, Super-Flexible Who Killed Health-Care Reform? This bill gave government the authority to define them home by term limits - but you IM "end-of-life care" and when to prohibit the performance of can't cut off their income - they Pen° have seen to that. n Sept. 23, Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell lifesaving procedures on those whose lives the government What is our best solution? First conducted a brief wake, announcing gravely that, deemed "not worth living." 11 . 18 and foremost all 50 states need I & 0 "Health care is dead." Seldom has a victim been so You killed it. in self-defense. Thank goodness! The SUPERSOLE! 250 R (Initiative and Referendum) - the little mourned by the Amencan people. Amencan people were ahead of Congress and the President 0.0 I power of the petition. In Texas, our So Washington immediately began to debate, "Who — and dictated what was right. In home rule cities have that power in killed it?" Congress was unwise to even contemplate rushing plus tough water-repellent leather a Rus-,4 of Cc city government and 24 of our states Let's examine the suspects: Could it have been the through health-care legislation at the last minute. A major- cushion-soft insole steel Fire have that power. Second. we should Republicans, who don't control either house of Congress? ity of Americans still have strong reservations about the shank foot support and fir such have NOTA (None of the Above) Or the Democrats, who found it difficult to agree on this wisdom of the federal government taking over their enure 4as only Red Wing fits, on all ballots - local, state and fee issue? TV's infamous Harry and Louise, who aren't even health-care system— and the substantial percentage of the national. If we had NOTA on the esoP real? Or another famous couple. President and Mrs. Clinton? economy It represents. ROUND ballot. Speaker Tom Foley's half sugg, million recent added war chest They're all likely suspects, but t t doesn't take Sherlock If Congress is to undertake such a task, it must THE Detec would be useless if 51% of the Holmes to figure out there is an even more likely suspect be extremely careful not to destroy the excellent parts of CLOCK people voted for NOTA on his in the line-up — you our existing system. Health care is a critical issue in our COMFORT! ballot. Your list of motives was long and provocative' lives — literally a life-or-death matter. If we're going to oath If we had I & R and NOTA on You probably know a woman under 50 who has had tinker with it. Americans want us to make it bener — not Cliec Q. Citizen would elect the ballots, John breast cancer more expensive, more complicated, more rationed and 953 have a voice in government; as it is. You probably appreciate a prosperous economy and more arbitrary 0:14, such is not the case. Is anything beau! being done in Texas in an attempt to repair solve this situation? Yes. Senator delay Jane Nelson of Flower Mound in Cooke County Heritage Society Wayne's Lost Luggage orbY1 Denton County will present a joint 209 N Commerce, Gainesville 665-3532 Rei resolution on I & R when our State crud o Legislature convenes in January announces new directors, officers 01 0 fee 1995 as will Representative Pedro The Cooke County Heritage members are: Patty Haayen, Patti Victorian Furniture." Angela Re+ G. Nieto of Uvalde. Too, TACT Society's annual membership Wallace, Brian Davis, Jacque Antonetti then presented plaques to •a will (Texas Association of Concerned meeting was held at the Gainesville Waghorne, Nadine Pitzinger, and the outgoing board members, Linda • whet Taxpayers) and United We Stand Chamber of Commerce on Sept. 28, Harriet Dickson. Draper and Reagan Vestal, for their BENEFIT • America are working on a major 1994. President Angela Antonetti Dr. Ralph Ricc, adjunct professor service and support of the Morton petition drive on 1 & R Recall. They welcomed everyone and reported of Art History at the University of Museum of Cooke County. ******* staged a meeting and rally in San on the results of the election of North Texas, was then introduced Refreshments were served and for *******1 Antonio on Oct. 15, 1994. directors for the Heritage Society. and spoke on "Recognizing the meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m. • The 1 & R issue has been on the Directors for 1994-1997 are G.C. • B ballot only once in Texas. In 1913. Ellis, Alice Grounds, and Dianne • STEVE KOHLER 1 it failed to pass by less than 2% and DD Clegg. Dianne is the former Dianne Local schools receive • -0( the Texas Legislature has never Sicking of Muenster and a graduate Barbecue - Auction • allowed the issue to surface since • CIO of Sacred Heart. Charles Draper. • -AI then - it is killed in committee. A appointed to become the new Horseshoe Tournament • major effort by the citizens of Texas $156,094 REA grant • crane treasurer, was also introduced and will be required to put this issue on • welcomed. Officers for the new Word was received by Steve agency's Distance Learning and • When: Saturday Oct. 15, 1994 • the ballot - please help. wryly fiscal year arc: Angela Antonetti, Cooper, president of the North Medical Link Grant Program. • Yes, I have just returned from Where: Rosston Volunteer Fire Dept. Bre president; Mary Bartush, vice- Texas Educational Network Under the grant, a consortium of • Austin where I participated in a • lark president; Charles Draper, (NTEN) that they have been four high schools, Sacred Heart, • very informative legislative session Rosston, Texas • is ma treasurer, and Judy Knight, awarded a Rural Electrification Muenster ISD, Forestburg ISD and of the Silver Haired Legislature over I secretary. The remaining board Administration (REA) grant for Era ISD will receive interactive Time: Horseshoe Tournament 1:00 p.m. until? where we passed some resolutions $156,094 to complete the NTEN classroom equipment and will make suggestions on issues to be network. Word first came to necessary classroom modifications BBQ Supper 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. • presented to legislators. • Muenster by telephone from the at the schools to complete an $5.00 Adults $2.50 Children • E.F. Carson office of U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm. interactive video system. The • 100 West Lone Oak Rd. The grant will help to provide system has the capability to provide • Valley Vicw, TX 76272 advanced telecommunications special courses as well as adult • All donations greatly appreciated! 817.726-3586 • Muenster technology for rural schools in continuing education, career and • North Central Texas. job training and emergency medical For lusher information contact. • Dear Editor: The funds are provided under the training. • 817.768-2780 or 817-768-2255 • The members of J.E.L.L.Y. and Police hosts • their leaders are to be commended 'For information/registration for Horseshoe Tournament, please contact, 00 p.m.) for erecting the symbolic little Alan Britain 8/7.768.2728 (after 5 . - cemetery near Sacred Heart Church meeting From My Side of the Music Provided by Doug Martin and The Rustlers and then later moving it to the site a of the Life Chain on Hwy. 82 last On Tuesday, Sept. 27 a meeting _ Fence Sunday. Each little cross, 94 in all, of the Texas and Oklahoma represented one baby aborted in Criminal Investigators Association Cooke County last year. was held upstairs in the Center *D4Pg 04 It was gratifying to sec so many Restaurant. It was hosted by the BENEFIT people, but especially the young Muenster Police Department. irr —L. people stand up and be counted as Janette Ilaverkamp, Cooke *7.4" V* M*M717: v the type of persons who will not County district attorney, was the by Cler .-r 11Fr7/-77 DANCE/BARBECUE stand idly by and do nothing while guest speaker. She explained the it is legal for one human being to numerous changes in the Texas In the summer of '38, my friend ask Mr. Trew to buy a replacement. ooR Sunday, October 16 kill another human being by Penal Codes. Paul Yosten and I were employed At the time we didn't know the boss 4)4 at VFW - Gainesville abortion. Muenster Police Chief Helen for some time by R.W. Trew, a too well, and didn't think he would LL Mildred Yosten Tompkins expressed gratitude to all prominent farmer and rancher of be very happy with the news. Rt. 2 Box 142 of the local businesses who donated the Muenster area Mr. Trew had Well, Mr. Trew did show up that 12:00 - 2:00 Barbecue Muenster, TX 76252 door prizes for the event. About 18 purchased some 900 acres of land, afternoon and after I informed him 759-4431 people were present for the meeting. now known as the South Buckner of the loss of the lantern, he opined 2 . 00 - 6:00 Dance by Ranch, south of Muenster. Much of he would just go into town and buy Jr. IlutchMs & the Ramblers Band it was farm land and Paul and I another. Later he returned, handed Voters of Precinct 17 agreed to do the plowing on a 24 me the new light and started to Donations: $5.00 Per Pelson hour basis; each operating the drive away, then backed up and are invited to a tractor and plow for alternating 6 said, "Ed, you know, next year I All proceeds go towards Christmas presents for Cooke hour shifts. will probably be the only guy in the County Abused and Neglected Children. Come and Go Reception The old tractor had no lights and country with a lantern tree growing for local Republican Candidates: this was not really a problem. It in his field." A Raffle will also be held for a 25" Remote Control seems that as one drives into the With that and a loud laugh, he Colored Television Set and a Paul Hesse - County Judge night one's eyes seem to become was on his way. Pat Payne - District Clerk accustomed to the dark, when there Winchester 270 Caliber Ruger-Stainless Steel is no moon, and following a furrow w/3X9 Leupold Scope Rifle Robin Hacker - Justic of the Peace, Pct. 4 is easy enough. However, anytime some problem 11 U S T Tickets now on sale at the VFW to be held Sunday, October 23 arose we did need artificial light, and we carried a battery powered Raffle Tickets are from 3 to 5 p.m. lantern to meet such needs. $1.00 Each or 6 for $5.00 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Martin Kralicke One night, as Paul was driving the midnight to 6 a.m. shift, the 1.01'S OF DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAN South Highway 373 lantern gradually slid off the tractor Please come out and support the children platform and was plowed under. Muenster, Texas After an unsuccessful attempt to VmTf & have lots of fun! find it, we decided one of us would 2 WEEK EVENTS CALENDAR To list your event cafl 759 4311 BEFORE NOON WEDNESDAY!

Friday, October 21 Saturday, October 22 Sunday, October t6 Monday, October 17 Tuesday, October 18 Wednesday, October 19 Thursday, October 10

Exercise Class Exercise Class 10:30 a.m. &NAP. Center Jaycee Punt. Pass 8 Kick 10:30 a.m. S.N.A.P Center End of First Quarter - SHS Noon , Hornet Stadium MMH Board Meeting SH School Board Meeting Cooke County Diabetic First day to vote early in person 7:30 p.m. Support Group Meeting, Religious Ed Classes 7 p.m. SHJH at Si Marys MHS vs. Alvord 7:30 VFW Mass 8 p m Auxiliary Meeting 8 p m 7 30 p m.. Gainesville Hosp . MJH/JV at Alvord SH at Lakehill 7:30

Sunday, October 23 Monday, October 24 Tuesday, October 25 Wednesday, October 16 Thursday, October 27 Friday, October 28 Saturday, October 19

RED RIBBON WEEK Exercise Class Exercise Class 10:30 a.m. S.NA.P. Center 10.30 a.m. S.NA.P. Center SHJH at Oakridge SNAP Bingo 12:30 p.m. lvtl/i/JV at Collinsville MHS vs. Collinsville 7:30 p.m. (Parents' Night) SH Preschool Parents 7 p.m. MMH Auxiliary 7.30 pm SH at Oaknelge 7.30 p.m. SH Home-School B gm. Religious Ed Classes 7 pm. 40. DISTRIBUTOR FOR I I Flusche Enterprises, Inc. Hydraulic Hoses Steel Bolts • Pipe and Steel - S°Y‘s°tea - I94) - 109 S Main Muenster, Texas 18171759 2203 Round Bale Rings and Feed Trough

THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - OCTORF:R 14, 1994 - PAGE 3 Fire Prevention Week to be observed in county County Judge Russell has combustibles or be tipped over. Choose and regularly inspect fire proclaimed the week of October 9- Never use gasoline in a kerosene extinguishers that are the right size 15. 1994 as FIRE PREVENTION heater, and make certain gasoline and type for the fires that might WEEK in Cooke County. and kerosene containers are clearly occur. The Cooke County Farm Bureau, marked to avoid a mix-up. Never Consider installing a sprinkler in conjunction with all fire use a kerosene or gas-fired heater in system in all new construction. departments in the county are a closed area - have ample 1992 information indicates that working together to emphasize fire ventilation. Be certain you use the every 16 seconds a fire department prevention and protection correct grade of fuel for your responds to a fire somewhere in the throughout the county. portable heating equipment. U.S.... Fire Prevention Week is always A Residential fire occurs every the Sunday-through-Saturday Check your heating system prior 66 seconds... period in which falls October 9, to the heating season. Install and There is a civilian (non-fire date of the Great Chicago Fire of use wood burning stoves as service person) fire death every 111 1871. The Chicago disaster killed directed in the manuals or other minutes... 250 people and destroyed more literature. Screen fireplaces. Keep There is a civilian fire injury than 17,400 buildings. chimneys and flues free of every 18 minutes.... In this proclamation, Judge obstructions and creosote buildup. It is estimated that 4,730 Russell has called upon the citizens Keep matches and lighters out of civilians (non-fire persons) died as of Cooke County to participate in children's reach. a result of fire in 1992, up 5.9% Fire Prevention Week activities Never smoke in bed and avoid from the previous year, and 3.705 such as locating and eliminating the easy chair when drowsy. Avoid of those occurred in home fires, fire hazards; developing a home smoking when using flammable also, up 5.9%. About 78% of all escape plan; and as the 1994 theme materials or in places that have U.S. fire deaths in home fires with suggests--- "Test Your Smoke readily combustible materials such a lire death every III minutes. PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL FIRE SAFETY WEEK, several members of the Muenster Volunteer Detector For Life." as hay, straw, dry weeds, grain For the hearing impaired a bright Fire Department donned protective clothing, uniforms and safety gear in demonstrations given to school children. dust, etc. Store flammable liquids flashing light provides success in In this photo, Duane Walterscheid is wearing a breathing apparatus. These kindergarten/first grade students are Regularly inspect your house and in well-marked, closed containers. gaining attention. Use 110 candela enjoying the surprise sounds his breathing makes, coming through the glass bubble. lank Hartman Photo outbuildings for fire hazards. Make sure your cigarette or match when placed approximately six feet Check the electrical system, is "out" before discarding. from the floor connected with a electrical appliances and Install approved lightning smoke detector. 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Locate the building, if concerned community involvement need help. marked vehicles are equipped with Read and follow instructions escape plan. Teach children how to possible, to avoid toxic smoke dedicated to offering assistance for Making neighborhoods safer for two-way communication. TU with portable heaters. Place them call for help. Have a water supply reaching surrounding homes, shops, children in emergency situations. children is the goal of the National employees who work from those TU Electric is proud to be a part of where they won't ignite available to fight fire. or businesses. McGruff Truck Program. To help trucks are specially trained to the McGruff Truck program and accomplish this goal TU Electric provide assistance by calling for believe that by working together in has placed easily recognizable law enforcement or other MMH offers information during conjunction with schools and law stickers of McGruff the Crime Dog appropriate help when flagged enforcement agencies, we can help on its company vehicles to identify down by a child in distress. "Take a Bite Out of Crime." Patsy Bayer is using a TU Breast Cancer Awareness Month Electric video to teach Muenster DID YOU KNOW: have other family members with the age of 40.(4) Women age 40-49 Elementary students about the -October is National Breast breast cancer, women who never should have a doctor check your McGruff Truck Program. The Cancer Awareness Month? had children or who were over 30 breasts every year and have a video explains the program and -Approximately 1 in every 9 when they had their first child. mammogram every 1-2 years.(Ask teaches children the simple women will develop breast cancer? Here are guidelines for women your doctor how often he/she Insurance -Nine out of 10 women could recommended by the American recommends.) (5) If you are 50 or Val . FMW survive breast cancer? Cancer Society. (1) Do a breast self older, a yearly mammogram is Breast cancer is one of the exam monthly. (2) Women age 20- recommended. MEMBER leading cancer killers of women. It 40 should have a doctor check your You should see a doctor if at any INSURANCE AGENCY 1994 is more likely to occur in women breasts every 3 years.(3) Have your time you find a lump in your breast over the age of 50, women who 1.1 first breast X-ray (mammogram) by or you find any other changes in For all your insurance needs your breasts. TEXAS PRESS During October you may stop by ASSOCIATION Drawer 0,204 N. Main, Muenster, TX Voters of Precinct 18 Muenster Memorial Hospital for a L..... are invited to a free packet of information 817-759 4644 regarding breast cancer, breast self Come and Go Reception exam, and fibrocystic breast conditions. Also available at for local Republican Candidates: Muenster Memorial Hospital is the Paul Hesse - County Judge video: Breast Self Examination by the American Cancer Society. Congratulations! Pat Payne - District Clerk If you have any questions or would like more information call Dorthy Lewis - Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1 PI. 2 Mary K. Endres at 759-2271 or the American Cancer Society at 1-800- to be held Sunday, October 23 ACS-2345. from 5 to 7 p.m. at the home of Herb & Dolores Miller Infant Michelle 1025 Cherry Lane Muenster, Texas Reiter dies at birth Oct. 10 Graveside services in Sacred ■■■• FINA MMI■ ■I Heart Cemetery were held for Michelle Elizabeth Reiter, daughter Kristi Hesse invites you to register to of Randy and Emma Reiter of Gainesville, on Thursday, Oct. 13, wiN 1994, at 10 a.m. Father David Bellinghausen, OSB, and Father an 18 speed Frowin Schoech, OSB, officiated. MOUNTAIN McCoy Funeral Home of Muenster directed burial services. Michelle Elizabeth Reiter was BIKE born and died on Oct. 10, 1994 at Dravong on 11:03 p.m. in Gainesville Memorial Lr:4 Thanksgiving Day Hospital. Survivors are her parents, Randy man Sausage • MuensterCheese • ■ and Emma Reiter of Gainesville; A E4N Texas Lotto & Lottery one brother, Jeffrey Reiter of Block Ice • Sack Ice Muenster; maternal grandparents, Sarah and Dink Taylor of Denison Beer • Wine • Deli • Gas and Ben and Patricia Childress of Collinsville; paternal grandparents, KOUNTRY KORNER Wanda Reiter of Gainesville and Dustin Walterscheid and Catherine Bartush attend Leonard and Dorothy Reiter of their award winning schools with pride. West Hwy 82, Muenster, 759-2546 Muenster; paternal great- grandparents, Hilda Reiter of Muenster and Tollie Lovell of Muenster State Bank salutes both of the Gainesville. outstanding schools in our community. Commissioners Continued from Page I Sacred Heart School, named a National Blue LOOK and working with it takes several years, he said. Ribbon School by the U. S. Department of "I feel that each individual's vote is term limitation on the local Education and Muenster Independent School 1993 Corsica level." remarked Hess. "There are enough citizens who will get someone to run if they aren't District recognized by the Texas Education satisfied." Virgil and his wife, Judy, live in Agency as one of only five Exemplary School Muenster with three of their four children. They are members of Sacred Heart Church. Judy is Districts in Texas! employed by the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation at the Gainesville 00* Resident Engineer's office. We are Proud of You! Month P36763 • PppOwned498 autornstc • Power Dco Locks • Stereo TA Wheel • 613S WAS. 6500 Goan. 9 SAPP 63 1.666, S4. Pm. 611096 Meeting Muenster Diabetic Support Group pi:4B MIAMI WWI The Cooke County Diabetic Support Group meeting will be held State Bank on Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in COMO MA WW1 I . Gainesville Hospital conference room. The program will he on 201 N. Main, Muenster, 759 - 2257 CHEVROLET Exercise and Diabetes. For more FDiQ Hwy a7 GaInt661110 617.68 OM information, call loan Walterscheid Pihilesb0 /0 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Whitesboro B03.5643551 at 759 - 2271. PAGE 4 - OCTOBER 14, 1994 - THE MI F.V., I I If I NTERPRISE '94 Youth Audio Lifes tyle ,,-- Challenge to be held Dallas is site of Oct. 8 The Texoma Community 1994). All entries must be received Partnership (a coalition of no later than 5:00 p.m. Friday. agencies and individuals working Oct. 21, at the Texoma to combat substance abuse) invites Community Partnership office at double-ring ceremony youth between the ages of 12 and 10,000 Grayson Drive in Denison 18 to write a public service (Perrin Field). The marriage celebration uniting carried short cascade bouquets of announcement. approximately 30 A panel of judges will select Patricia Macias and Curtis Robert Stargazer lilies and hot pink roses. seconds or one minute in length psa's that best convey positive Rohmer was held in All Saints Christina and Melissa (when read), that conveys positive alcohol and other drug abuse Catholic Church of Dallas on Shallenberger of Newark, Ohio, alcohol and other drug abuse prevention messages. Those Saturday, Oct. 8, 1994, at two nieces of the groom, were flower prevention messages. selected will be featured on local Participants will identify, o'clock in the afternoon. Father girls, wearing white silk shantung radio stations and will be printed through the spoken word (submit in local newspapers. A S50 Joseph Lee officiated the Nuptial tea-length dresses with puffed in writing or on a cassette tape), savings bond will be awarded to Mass and double-ring ceremony. sleeves and carrying white baskets positive prevention forces in their Daughter of Sergio and Isela of pink flowers. the top three winners. A public communities. By developing a psa Macias of El Paso, the bride is a The ring bearer was Isaac Moya service announcement is a (public service announcement), graduate of Ysleta High School of of El Paso, bride's nephew. "commercial message." It is youth will not only make a El Paso and the University of Texas Hector Holguin, friend of the recommended that these messages contribution to their community's be 1 to 5 sentences in length. in El Paso in 1988 with a Bachelor groom, was best man. Groomsmen effort toward a drug-free of Science degree in Civil were Gary Rohmer of Southlake Please submit entries to: Texoma environment. but will gain a Engineering. She is a Civil Engineer and Alan Rohmcr and Brian Community Partnership, 10,000 greater personal awareness on this Rohmer, both of Muenster and Grayson Drive, Denison. Texas employed by the Texas Dept. of important issue. This Challenge is groom's brothers, and Sergio Macias 75020, or call 903-786-2955 or 1- Transportation in Dallas. being held in conjunction with Jr. of El Paso, bride's brother. 800-677-8264 for more The groom is the son of Viola Red Ribbon Week (October 24-31. information. Rohmer of Muenster and the late Ushers were Dave Shallenberger Urban Rohmer. He is a graduate of of Newark, Ohio, groom's brother- MRS. CURTIS ROBERT ROHMER Sacred Heart High School and. in in-law, Ed Blohm of Tucson, ... 'nee Patricia Macias ... 1988, earned a Bachelor of Science Arizona, bride's brother-in-law, SH Preschool Parents degree in Pharmacy from Hector Valenzuela of Alamorgordo, Have Loved You," sung by Bridget guests at Ellis Castle in Richardson, Noes' Southwestern Oklahoma State New Mexico and Michael Amador Told Schubert's "Ave Maria," by hosted by the bride and groom. chosen University. He is a Pharmacist of Dallas, friends of the couple. Bridget Toro, was sung for the The four-tier white buttercream Dedication to Mary. The recessional plan annual dance ose, employed by Albertson's of Assisting Father Joseph Lee at wedding cake, with strawberry oke Richardson. Mass was master of ceremonies, was Mendelssohn's "Wedding amaretto mousse filling, was She The bride was given in marriage Steve Barrett. March." adorned with Stargazer lilies. The Sacred Heart Preschool Parent Parents are invited to attend the Liturgical Readings were given Two large flower arrangements groom's chocolate cake, with white Group began its plans for the annual Preschool's Halloween party on Oct. employ by her parents. For her wedding, she of Hee chose a white silk shantung gown by Sharon Shallenberger, groom's of white gladioli and lemon leaves chocolate mousse filling, was benefit New Year's Eve Dance and 31 from 10 a.m. to 11:15 am. sister, and Ed Blohm, bride's and a pair of candelabra with ivy decorated with fresh strawberries. discussions were held during the Bean F designed by Sweetheart Bridals, andisF featuring a sheath style, with brother-in-law. Presenting Offertory decorated the altar. White pew bows The rehearsal dinner was held at regular meeting at the Preschool on Students participated in the Fort wl scooped neckline edged with pearls gifts at the altar were Alfred and with ivy and white chiffon marked Spring Creek Barbecue in Dallas. Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. program which included Brandan on a bodice heavily hand-beaded Marianne Kuhn and Rosa Gonzales, pews. When the couple returns from a Kim Felderhoff opened the Bindel demonstrating with tongs with bridal pearls that cascaded into baptismal godparents. Prayers of the RECEPTION wedding trip to Ocho Rios, Jamaica, meeting; Kathy Berres led the and key matching; Clay Knabe the skirt. Sleeves were puffed at the Faithful and Offertory petitions A reception was held for 200 they will reside in Plano. opening prayer; Stacie Miller read demonstrating magnetic and non- shoulders and slim fitted to the were given by Kathy Rohmer, minutes from the August meeting; magnetic sorting and clamping with Le elbows, with pearl beading to match groom's sister. Eucharistic Ministers and Kim Felderhoff gave the clothespins matching colors; Lisa the bodice. The sheath skirt of the were Cheri Dobek and Catherine treasurer's report. Miller showed the parents a water gown was appliquded and encircled Dodd, friends of the couple. The New Year's Eve dance and sponging activity; and Kalyssa Sp with scalloped re-embroidered lace. Wedding music included organ breakfast will be held at the Pollard demonstrating basting water A chapel-length train adorned with solos by Henry McDowell: Bach's Community Center with Andy transfers. No. "Jesu. Joy of Man's Desiring" and Serna's group playing for dancing. The next meeting will be held on -41150WIC matching lace flowed from the Ba waistline. To complete her attire. "Pastorale" by Schack: "The Cost of the tickets will be 520.00 Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. at the Preschool. Leon B. the bride chose a fingertip veil of Wedding Song" by Stookey, sung illusion, softly gathered to a by Kathy Rohmer as guests wit headband of pearls. assembled. Bach's "Bis du bei Mir" won She carried a cascade bouquet of was sung by Bridget Toro as parents Indian F Stargazer lilies, white bridal roses, of the couple lit candles on either Sc alai BANDANA'S CAFE the NO side of the Unity candle. The St. Anne's lace and lemon leaves. In • 5, viuer 99S 2644 Slim Is \ keeping with tradition, she carried a wedding party entered to Purcell's Stude TaaihnSir Daly 11 am 1pm Nightly S 9pm Sun. 11 im 2pm silver rosary from her mother as "Trumpet Tune in D;" the bride required "something borrowed," and wore a entered to Clarke's "Trumpet taildnor ruby solitaire ring from the groom's Voluntary." Balhoffs "He Has WINTER SPECIAL each or mother as "something old." Anointed Me" was the solo for New memben inducted into the National Honor Society cfforti,! ATTENDANTS lighting of the Unity candle. In Hamburger & French Fries cir pi Martha M. Blohm of Tucson, keeping with tradition, Arras used $ 99 Every Saturday to C Arizona, sister of the bride, was her in the ceremony were silver and I I I a.m. - 2 p.m. mote matron of honor. Bridesmaids were gold coins offered by the groom to Muenster ISD National ale Lefty Avila and Kim Castillo, both the bride as a sign of his of El Paso, and Debbie Willhelm of responsibility for food, clothing and Dallas, all friends of the bride, and shelter, which the bride accepted Honor Society inducted SENATOR STEVE CARRIKER Liz Galvan of El Paso, bride's sister. with the promise of good Helping Older Texans They wore hunter green two- stewardship. The Lazo was a figure- Muenster ISD's chapter of the membership in outside piece shantung dresses designed eight band of two rosaries put National Honor Society inducted organizations, volunteer work, and with straight mid-length skirts, together that signified the ten new members in a formal service to the school and • Passed a law allowing the elderly community. They must also fined jackets with Peter Pan collars sacramental union of husband and ceremony held Tuesday evening at to get care at home instead of hav- and above elbow sleeves. They wife. The Communion song was "I the Farmer's Kitchen Restaurant. compose an essay explaining their The incoming sophomores, juniors qualifications to become members ing to go to nursing homes of the National Honor Society. and seniors were presented • Protected the elderly by making membership pins by Principal Bob The applications and student Chisam. averages are reviewed before health insurance company scams New members include Becky recommending each student's a crime Heitman, daughter of Dorothy and acceptance. These requirements Ray Fleitman; Julia Fleitman, reflect the high standards of • Named Legislator of the Year by: daughter of Patsy and John Dave excellence expected of National • Texas Academy of Family Physicians Honor Society members nationally. Fleitman; Greg Flusche, son of • Texas Joint Conference on Aging Linda and Jack Flusche; Ashley After the ceremony everyone • Older Women's League HILZ-SNIDER RV'S Ilartman, daughter of Irene and enjoyed the delicious Mexican FLLIA WOOD Roy Hartman; Carrie Hess, dinner served in a relaxing daughter of Judy and Virgil Hess; ambiance in the Farmer's Kitchen. Sanger (817)458-7431 1-35 Exd 479 Brandi Lutkenhaus, daughter of Denton (817) 387-3307 AlWilderness' in Sanger Linda and Robert Lutkenhaus; Holly Mullins, daughter of Pauline and Phil Mullins; Jonathan Otto, son of Darlene and Ed Otto; and C'e Jason and Jennifer Sicking, whose parents are Dina and Troy Sicking. Announcing NHS President Tommy Dankesreiter welcomed the candidates, their parents, and guests LONG DISTANCE SAVINGS to the candle lighting ceremony umma, which was led by current NHS • go • Unique Gifts • Collectibles • Bridal Registry members Melissa Biffle, Matt I Chisam, DaLana Endres, Jeff Flusche, Hollie Futinnann, Andrea Klement, and Mary Knabe. Members were selected by r ( criteria such as scholarship, leadership, and service. Scholarship requires a cumulative average of 90 • =11=7 for all academic subjects. .6.4•••••••••• WM. ••••• orwsolai I Dallas/Ft. Worth Students desiring membership in Fort Worth Ma-4 the honor society are required to LATA , complete an application listing Plarrer• extracurricular activities. t• • ""'"" 5.445 4,4 Ume.... • Vet MPA mnr"-r.- irtru. Pito, aro SCCaceneem Pd..%

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-- Quilt winners announced 4) %0UK wicE 36 .4 1 9 5.- i•-1,1 by Evelyn Yeatts, 1st - Tommye Johnston • -- — County Extension Agent-H.E. (Airplanes) -`4!*- Quilts, quilts, and more quilts 2nd - JaNa Hall (Airplanes) is what you saw if you attended 3rd - Barbara Burks (Sampler) the Quilt Show held during the Patchwork recent Country Fair on the Square 1st - Sharon Lohbauer (Double in downtown Gainesville. Irish Chain) The Cooke County Courthouse 2nd - LuElla Zimmerer was transformed as beautiful (Bleeding Heart) quilts were hung over the banisters 3rd - Edna Hermes (Fan) and over the rails. Numerous quilts Quilted Garment and wall hangings, using a variety 1st - Gayle Odom of patterns, colors, and techniques, 2nd - Barbara Roberson were shared with those attending. White On White By looking up at the quilts, 1st - Edna Hermes (Original participants were able to also enjoy Design) -C the beautiful stained glass in the Combination "WHO WILL WIN THE SWIMMING POOL?" was answered Courthouse dome, which people 1st - Tommye Johnston (Basket during the party held at Frank Cromecn's show barn Saturday evening, sometimes fail to notice. Sampler) Oct. 8, when the lucky name was drawn. Shown in this picture are, I to r, New quilts were judged by a 2nd - Imogene Zimmerer winners Jim and Diane Grewing, and project directors Betty Rose panel of judges representing an out- (Family Tree) Walterscheid and Carol Henscheid. They are discussing the Grewings' of-town Quitter's Guild. Applique choice from five designs available. Janie Hartman Photo Selected as "Best of Show" after 1st - Janie Mourer (Rare Old winning 1st in the Patchwork Tulip) division was Sharon Waggoner's 2nd - LuElla Zimmercr Double Irish Chain quilt. (Christmas Original) MMH Auxiliary fundraiser 3rd - Claudia Zimmerer (Hearts Viewers were given the & Flowers) opportunity to select their favorite Quilted Wall Hanging is a "splashing success" quilt. Imogene Zimmerer's Family 1st - Sharon Waggoner Tree quilt was selected for the (Sunbonnet Sue) The Muenster Hospital Auxiliary Thanksgiving Day donated by "Viewer's Choice" rosette. The 2nd - Sharon Waggoner (Sew Terry Hess and Greg Knabe. This NORMA SALDIVAR of Fort Worth and Tim Knabc of Denton have fall fund-raiser was a "Splashing quilt was pieced for Imogene and Many Trees) along with a Dallas Cowboy :hosen Nov. 26, 1994 for their wedding day. Father David Bellinghausen, Success." Albert Zimmerer last Christmas by 3rd - Shirley Cawyer (Pinwheel) Helmet worn by Mike Saxon in the )SB, will officiate the Nuptial Mass in Sacred Heart Church at 5 p.m. The On the night of October 8, about their children. Each block The judges also awarded two Super Bowl was auctioned off with aride-elect is the daughter of Sebastian and Lupe Saldivar of Fort Worth. 375 people enjoyed a fun-filled represented one of the children and Honorable Mention ribbons. Those Dr. Dan McBride the highest She is a 1986 graduate of Paschal High School in Fort Worth and is night of entertainment by the band their family or was of common went to Nancy Gette for her Cats bidder. 2mployed by Trans Port Life of Fort Worth. The future-groom is the son "Taste of Texas", food, drinks and interest to all of the Zimmerer Personalities wall hanging and to Drawing for the Grand Prize was if Herbert and Edna Knabe of Muenster. He is a 1985 graduate of Sacred just being with friends. family. Sharon Lohbauer with a Pineapple Dr. Martin Kralicke. Carol I trail High School and a 1988 graduate of the University of North Texas The big event of the night was Other winners in the different Patchwork design. Henscheid introduced Dr. Kralicke and is employed by Peterbilt Motors of Denton. The couple will reside in the drawing of the grand prize for categories and quilt patterns are Besides the quilts which were the swimming pool which was won and reminded the guests attending, 'on Worth. given below. judged, other quilts were only on by Diane and Jim Grewing. Second that he came here 30 years ago with First Quilt display. These ranged in age from prize, a trip to Las Vegas donated his family. Without him where 1st - Eudora Braswell less than a year to over 75 years old by Frank and Bobbie Cromeens, would we be? We all want him to Lea Ann Bayer wins in 2nd - Kathleen Schroeder and were quilted by other family was won by Jerry and Louise know how much he has been (Sampler) members or friends. Wirnrner. appreciated - everyone gave him a 3rd - Sharon Lohbauer (Log Area quitters are encouraged Added excitement was an standing ovation. Cabin) to begin planning now for additional 2 pair of tickets to the 59 other door prizes were drawn Spring Photo Contest Baby Quilt entering quilts in next year's show. Dallas Cowboy game on for. North Central Texas College has Mrs. Bayer says she has been nnounced that Botany student Lea interested in both botany and I inn Bayer of Muenster, wife of photography all her life. Wildflower eon Bayer, has won the Spring pictures have been a particular School Bus Safety Wildflower Photo Contest." She hobby. Need a Babysitter? I .on with her photograph of a Red radian Paintbrush. Her picture will Week observed locally Call Babysitters I enlarged to 16x20 and hung in le NCTC Science Building. submitted by Patsy Bayer that day to the safety of riding on a Cooperative Students enrolled in Botany are National School Bus Safety school bus. .!quired to take 50 photographs of Week is Oct. 16-22. To any School bus drivers transport more I /ildflowers and correctly identify motorist, flashing yellow lights than 22 million children to and from at 759-2894 .tch one. As a reward for their mean caution and flashing red lights school each day, according to the (forts, students are eligible to enter mean stop. The school bus warning National Safety Council. Besides between 3:45 - 4:15 I len photos in the Wildflower light system has the same meaning. knowing how to maneuver school 'hoto Contest every fall and spring Flashing yellow lights mean buses on long city streets or twisting on Fridays to arrange your I ..!mester. Photographs are judged CAUTION, the bus is preparing to and curving country roads, drivers weekly babysitting needs! y a select group of faculty and stop. Flashing red lights mean carry an added safety responsibility. I STOP, school children are boarding They often must teach their young 5 Reliable Babysitters await your call . or leaving the school bus. passengers about school bus safety. It is a misdemeanor to drive past Keeping our children safe is a big •I a stopped bus when the red lights job. Do your part to protect our •••••••••• • are flashing. children - be alert when near a FAMILY It takes place in almost every school bus. i fir/ neighborhood in America from ffior HEARING September to June. A parent fills a MISD staff and students give a paper sack or a lunch box, and a big THANKS to their bus drivers - - 400-'Etluply CARE . child boards a familiar yellow bus Jim and Anna Baxter, Hermie and 70-0 • HearingTesting Although required to take 50 and heads off to another day of Katie Eberhart, Robert Fuhrmann - ootog Hearing Aids pictures, Lea Ann took more than school. Neither the parent nor the and Eddie Green. A job well done - oaf • child may give a moment's thought by some great people. & Repairs 100 and selected about a dozen to The Professional • In-Home Testing & enter in the contest. All were taken in about a 5-mile radius of Glamour Photo Team! Servicing Available Muenster, therefore, all are local Session Includes: eoo E. California wildflowers. She says it is very New Arrivals Licensed Cosmetic Makeover and Hairstyling Icen Rm sir. B.LI pleasing to win a prize for Terrace $10,000 Wardrobe and Accessory Changes When: Friday, November 4 Gainesville excellence in something that is her Marion Brett and Jan Marion of Joseph and Melanie Terrace of Professional High Fashion Photo Session Where: Vickies Cut-N-Up (B17)668-1366 special hobby. Gainesville joyfully announce the Denton announce the birth of their 1000 E. Division, Muenster Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bayer are Styling Fee Only $20.00 (800) birth of their first child, a son, daughter, Morgan Alexis Terrace, parents of three children - Eric, Non-Refundable For Appt. Contact: Stephen Brett Marion Jr., on Friday, born at 4:59 a.m. on Sept. 23, 1994 Reg. 34.95 Bryan and Micah. Per Subject Vickie, 817-759-4740 377-9707 Oct. 7, 1994, at 9:45 a.m. in at North Texas Birthing Center, Make appointment early. For any other questions: Gainesville Memorial Hospital, Denton. She weighed 6 lb. 15 oz. 10141P, Call Team Headquarters Toll Fr ee 1-800-395-7468 weighing 7 lb. and measuring 20- and was 19 inches long. 1/2 inches in length. First-time Grandparents are Bob and Debbie Bixby of Lindsay, William and Judith Allen of Denton, Mike Framed Collectible grandparents are August and Paula Orsburn of Denton and Bruce Fleitman of Muenster. Paternal Terrace of Florida. Great- POSTAGE STAMPS grandparents are Larry and Linda grandparents are John Louis and Marion of Gainesville. Great- Marcella Hess of Lindsay, Mrs. grandparents are Ben and Josephine James E. Bixby of Plano, Carol SPECIA L at Quicksilver Fleitman of Muenster, Clarence and Williams of Denton and Jerry Elva Mae Simpson of Gainesville Orsburn of Gainesville. Great-great- and the late Elmer and Pearl grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson and Jewell Murray. J. Hess of Lindsay. CHICKEN SANDWICH It Was News Then... $0 YEARS AGO & FRENCH FRIES Oct. 6, 1944 W. Lee Stock, 71 dies here after E.E. Ballinger, age 83. John illness of four months. He was the Koelzer, former Muenster resident .. father of Olivia Stock and Rosa dies in Arkansas at age 68. Fred to 0„„,y $299 Driever and grandfather of Michael Hennigan, Sr. opens trash and N Driever. He operated the Muenster garbage disposal service. New 0- Cotton Gin for several decades. Arrivals; a daughter for Mr. and .....- Sixth War Loan drive will begin Mrs. Bob Fitch; a daughter for Mr. Nov. 20. Knights of Columbus will and Mrs. Bob Reiter; a daughter for mark Columbus Day with three Lt. Col. and Mrs. John Broome; a D I FOOTBALL CONTEST events: group attendance at Mass son for Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wylie; a and Holy Communion with prayers daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Paul • Guess exact score of SHS & MHS for the welfare of local men in Sandmann; a daughter for Mr. and weekly varsity football games below service; a picnic in the afternoon Mrs. Billy Zimmerer. Football: SH for members and their families; and Tigers 8, Era 12; MHS Hornets 8. MHS Score Saint Jo a dance in the KC Hall in the Ardmore B 12. New flood SHS Score Masonic Home evening. City gets a welcome 2 1/2 prevention reservoir will be built on inch rain. Staff Sgt. Raymond Jim Christian land near Rosston. • Deliver this Ad to D I One Stop by Kupper of Lindsay. serving with JO YEARS AGO 5:00 p.m. Friday week of game! the U.S. Forces in France, wins Oct. 5, 1984 • ONE CORRECT GUESS WINS $20Scratch-Off Tickets A mounted collection of mint condition postage stamps commendation for outstanding Muenster City Council makes to display at home or office, commemorating many valor, volunteering to lead medical final payment on last summer's • BOTH CORRECT GUESSES WINS $58 Scratch Off Tickets different areas: aid men, through machine gun and massive paving program and Native American Culture Peace on Earth Texas Birds mortar fire, to evacuate some of his repairs on the city's garbage Congratulations to TUDOR KLEMENT for correct guesses! Fishing Texas History Wild Flower s Stock Broker comrades in an exposed area in the collection truck. Senator John Cowboy Teachers Education Nursing Golf battle for France. The Tower will speak at Cooke County Nolan Ryan Law & Order Beatrix Potter commendation was sent to his Republican fund raiser in father, Joe Kupper, by his Gainesville on Oct. 13. Michael DRY CLEANING commanding officer. Walter earns Eagle Scout rank in OPEN SUNDAY 1-4pm 30 YEARS AGO Troop 664. Muenster Kiwanis Club DROP OFF 101 E. California ickeilver Oct. 2, 1964 donated $400 to each of Muenster's , Gainesville. Texas Fir* ItVotlin Muenster FFA chapters win first two schools for library or gym or 817-865.4223 11 you like place in both senior and junior playground equipment. Football: Meek/ you'll divisions in grass judging contests. MIIS Hornets 55, Bryson 0; SII Noun MONDAY MOAN' 9 3010 530 love our Montt Wettest September recorded in Tigers 42, Saint Jo 0; Lindsay D I ONE STOP SATURDAY 9 JO to 500. SUNDAY 130-4 00 Muenster history as 11.12 inches Knights 0, Van Alstync 0. Alan OWNERS. BARBARA & WALLACE INDIAN rainfall is reported by Sieve Muster, Miller is named to "Outstanding HWY 82 MUENSTER 759-4512 Final rites held at Marysville or Young Men of America in 1884." PAGE 6. OCTOBER 14, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Receptions will be held for Beta Kappa Republican candidates gains new Voters of Precinct 17 are myna' Then. from 5 until 7 p.m.. voters members, to a Come and Go Reception for of Precinct 18 are invited to a Come local Republican candidates. Paul and Go Reception for local Hesse. candidate for County Judge: Republican candidates, Paul Hesse, finalizes plans Pat Payne. candidate for District for County Judge: Pat Payne. for Cleft; and Robin Hacker. candidate District Clerk: and Dorthy Lewis. Beta Kappa's October meeting for Justice of the Peace, Pct 4. It was hosted by Terry Hess in her will be held on Sunday. Oct. 23. for Justice of the Peace. Pet. 1. P1. 2 home on Oct. 10 with Connie from 3 until 5 p.m. at the home of It will be held at the home of Herb Grewing presiding and nine Dr and Mrs. Martin Kralicks on and Dolores Miller. 1025 Cherry members present_ South I hvy. 373. in Muenster. Lane in Muenster. Final plans were made for Indies Night Out, to attend the Butterfield Stage presentation of "Song of Shower honors Jan Marion Singapore on Wednesday. Oct. 12. Members discussed and contributed A baby shower honored Jan grandmothers. Paula Heitman of ideas on decorating a float for the Christmas Parade. Marion on Sunday. Sept. 25. in Muenster and Linda Marion of 10-YEAR RECOGNITION PLAQUES at the Frybrant 10th anniversary party were gismo by. at left, Stan Two new members have joined Gainesville. Decorations carried out Gainesville: great-grandmothers. Fredrick to, I to r, Bernice Sicking. Glenda Cler, Bobbie Hale, Peggy Bednort. Janice Yosten. Alice Beta Kappa - an "Ifs a Boy!" blue and yellow Josephine Fleitman of Muenster and Waltascheid. Cora Pierce. and Jerry Hennigan. Unable to attend was co-owner John Frednck Joni< Heilman Photo Shirley Murdock and teddy bear theme Elva Mae Simpson of Gainesville. Christine Weinzapfel. Special guests were the For a wild Halloween, try Boo at the Zoo!

Friends and fiends beware! to wear their Halloween costumes. can greet the ship's captain and Halloween is in the air! and during the event. they can visit crew. And the Zoo's TEXAS , Kids will be delighted to meet candy stops to get their goodies. exhibit will feature live music and their favorite Halloween characters Exciting activities will be spread fun games for the whole family to while trick-or-treating at the third throughout the event area Live enjoy annual Boo at the Zoo. The event is entertainment will include three The Petting Barnyard will be really WILD, but it's "not-too- stage productions as well as open. and while enjoying all the scary" for even the youngest treat- jugglers, mimes and magicians. fun, children and their families will seekers! Children can explore an be able to learn about some Metroplex families are invited to animated "un"haunted house and interesting "Halloween" animals! Boo at the Zoo on October 24 to visit a mad scientist's laboratory. To reach the Zoo from 1-30. exit 28, 1994, from 6 p m. to 8 p.m. They can also enter a medieval at University Drive. Go south on each evening. Admission is S5 per castle to meet not only a king and University for one mile. Turn left person, and children under 3 are queen. but also a court jester! on Colonial Parkway, and follow Mx. The aquarium will be the site of a signs to the Zoo. For more Trick-or-treaters are encouraged pirate shipwreck where children information, call 817-871-7050

Jim Seeds Jewelers - 309 N. Grand, Gainesville FIVE-YEAR EMPLOYEES at Muenster's Frybrant are Ito r, Carolyn Simmons, Phyllis laittfurth, Diane Celebrating 50 years of Serving You Jones. Alma Mosier, Kathy Vogel. Claudine Landers. Betty Gibbs. Jimmie Bntain Co-owner Sian Fredrick made Pancake ontemperary Diamond Diamond Cross Diamond Janie Hartman the presentations. Fashion Hines or Heart Pendant Hand Photo Breakfast set $439.0 $49 Benefit supper for Perryman for Oct. 16 Heart-Fact A Pancake Breakfast will be HIS matte. its a s rak lactur or sponsored by the Sacred Heart Cemetery set for Oct. 15 heart disease. The American Heart Student Council on Sunday, Oct There will be a benefit all-you- bring a vegetable dish, or salad, and Association recommends that people 16. from 8 to II a.m. Prices for Welcome to the can-cat supper for the Perryman a dessert. The Cemetery Association get 30-60 minutes of' exercise 3-4 tickets are, in advance, 52.00 for Cemetery Saturday. Oct. 15, at the will furnish the meat, bread and times per week to maintain cardio- children, $4.00 for adults. At the Community Center in Forcstburg. drinks. vascular fitness, although lesser door, prices are 52.50 for children Scfmitief S-.),auTetaurant and 54.50 for adults. It will be held Serving will start at 6:30 p.m. Prices All money goes for upkeep of the amounts of physical activity are also German Cuisine in the Community Center cafeteria. are adults 55 00. children under 12 cemetery. There is a full-time beneficial. 5200 caretaker and income is your Open daily 11 to 8:30 All interested persons please donations. Weekends 11 to 9:30, Sunday 11:00 to 3:00 Gainesville's newest doc Closed on Wednesday Early Voting Begins October 19 finds solo practice fulfilling 100 E. Franklin, 287 Bus. at FM 1655 Alvord, Texas To listen and cure." That is the Dr. Esposito is officed in the Vote for Change medical philosophy of Cooke Medical Plaza, 1820 ONcal Street, County's newest physician Sal Gainesville. He is assisted by wife Esposito. M.D. Jaclyn, office manager Debbie "I could give you many more Mutts, and office nurse Donna Elect words," laughs the doctor, "but that Simons, LVN. Office hours arc 9 Today In Banking pretty well sums it up." And a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Some "Straight Talk" On Banking Today.. That Can Make Banking Better For You looking at the young physician, a Friday. Appointments may be made paradox with his serious face and by calling 817-668-8558. PAT PAYNE Looney Tunes tie, you know that Dr. Esposito is a member of the finding the correct wording - and American Academy of Family wasting no time about it - is exactly Physicians, the American Medical Service Makes It Right! his style. Association and the Texas Medical Dr. Esposito received his Association. He is licensed to When you walk into our bank. it is premedical training at Don Bosco practice in Maryland, Texas, Important how you are treated— you expect Sampolo in Palermo, Italy, England and Italy. a friendly smile. and fast accurate service. graduating in August 1975 with a degree in classical and humanistic Any place can offer you a check book studies. He received his M.D. and a monthly statement. We want you to feel degree in November 1984 from the that you get mom from our bank. We know Faculty of Medicine and Surgery in who counts and that s you our customer. Palermo. Following his medical degree We want out service to put a smile on work, Dr. Esposito performed his your (ace. obligatory stint in the Italian army, serving in the infantry from 1984 to Come see us 1987. He served as physician for his barracks, and left the service with the rank of lieutenant. for District Clerk Dr. Esposito returned to Palermo Ado 1,1 for try P..1 •. 'Mtge St. . Gatrravllk. Texan 76240 °: to do his internship training in aking Banking Better For You! Internal Medicine at Patologia Medica 11. Family practice was his niche. Citing the variety family practice affords, Dr. Esposito states that First National Bank there is "no limit to what a family doctor can do" as the coordinator of Corner of Main & Howell, (817) 995 - 2556 care for the patient. "I am good Saint Jo, Texas with children and the elderly. I am comfortable dealing with a little bit FDIC of everything," says Esposito. Dr. Sal Esposito, wife Jaclynn, Dr. Esposito spent two years in Mark and Patrick Wilmington, Delaware, in a family practice residency program that Bring A Friend... Includes Exam Follow Up And Care Kit. focused on the diagnostic side of TINTED 2 Complete Optometric DAILY WEAR the discipline. It was during that SOFT CONTACTS time that he met his wife-to-be, EYE EXAMS SOFT CONTACTS Jaclyn, who was from Texas. The for the Price of One!! on. 1-..ur '99 • 1.49,,,.°7.„,=,,,, Maar. Hydrue-uno• Durs.oft, Du!, .m. Ur, cr•• couple was married in 1990. '40" The next step in his training as a EXTENDED WEAR CAS PERMEABLE '169 physician led him to McAllen, With Glasses Purchase From TS0 Includes testing for Glaucoma sorr CONTACTS $1.i. il9 DISPOSABLE Texas, where he entered a family CONTACTS '149 Not valid on Contact Lens Exam One P. practice residency with a strong (HAL 11,4rnvne It Fermaleno I Boum de Sal Esposito, M.D. BY "Madame. 0.171817)6E9 7600 emphasis in obstetrics. This worked proudly announces the opening of his well for the doctor, as it allowed him to become involved in an SINGLE VISION GLASSES $ BI-FOCAL GLASSES $48 Practice in Family Medicine and Obstetrics excellent program where obstetrics Plastic Lenses and Economy Frame, IF-411, g ST.28 Plastic Lotuses and Economy Frames and family practice training were 60% OFF CLOSE OUT almost combined, and it was not The Medical Plaza exceedingly far from his new wife's TRI-FOCAL GLASSES $7 4 C"'Pl:;4. DESIGNER FRAMES 1820 O'Neal Street, Suite 6 family in Dallas. ST.7x.29 Plastic Lecuice and Economy Frames IP 4 '°:S.-1- Plastic Lens°. and Economy Frames 'es Gainesville Dr. Esposito spent the next two Dr. Esposito Is a graduate of the Family Practice years in McAllen as a resident physician at McAllen Medical Largest Selection Residency Program in McAllen. Texas. Center. He completed his residency of Frames in the summer of 1994. Please call (817) 688-8558 between 9 a.m. Dr. Esposito accepts and enjoys In Cooke County 1.2 Hour Service and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday patients from all walks of life - Medicaid and Medicare, and is to schedule an appointment. willing to contract with various managed care providers. Ile accepts referrals and Medicare assignment TEXAS STATE OPTICAL Dr. Esposito 's practice will accommodate medical, pediatric. Medicaid/Medicare • MasterCard/Visa/Discover obstetrical and geriatric patients. • Offre wind at th•s location only •Offer expires October 31, 1994 No other insurance benefits apply . Ili% office is equipped to handle a 18171 668.7264 Dr. Clyde S. McCaln John A. Webb Jr_ O.D. Medicare Wei Merit, old Accepted Optometrist variety id in-ill lice procedures. Optomeirmt 911 E. California • Cahteaville, TX including ultrasound. THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - OCTOBER 14, 1994 - PAGE 7 Red River Chapter TWU Our Readers at Work Justin and Chelsea Alumnae sponsors raffle honored at parties The Red River Chapter of Texas Whitacre of Fort Worth created the Justin and Chelsea Felderhoff Blanchard; Debra, Jared, Rebecca Woman's University Alumnae beautiful pieces, one a "walking celebrated their birthdays together and Logan Pickett, all of Midland; Association will raffle two pieces of taco platter" complete with recipes, on Sept. 16, 1994. Justin turned five and Grandmother Ruby of handmade pottery to benefit the the other a covered tortilla platter. on Sept. 17 and Chelsea three on Oklahoma City. Scholarship Fund through which Information may be obtained Sept. 13. A surprise for Justin and Chelsea shared her birthday with they help needy TWU students from from Dr. Ona Wright, 817-665- Chelsea was a "Lion King" theme classmates at St. Stephen's pre- this arca. 2076, or any other chapter member. carried throughout the party, and a school on Sept. 13 with cupcakes The pottery is on display at First "Lion King" cake made by their served. In the evening, Justin made State Bank in Gainesville. The mother, with "Lion King" figurines. her favorite pie for her birthday raffle will be held on Nov. 22. supper. Ceramist-artist June McCredie Finnell park Justin and Chelsea's parents, Justin also celebrated with his Floyd and Marceline Felderhoff, classmates on Sept. 15 at St. opening in prepared a hot dog supper for their Stephen's pre-school with cupcakes. guests. The birthday boy and girl Sending Chelsea birthday enjoyed the evening opening gifts, greetings were godmother Bernice Holliday playing and visiting with friends Bartel and a package to Justin came and Justin's soccer teammates. from his godmother and uncle, The grand opening of Finnell Pictures were taken. Attending with Lorene and Jeff Dudley. The Park will be held in Holliday on the parents were Mrs. Lucille birthday honorees are grandchildren Saturday, October 15, beginning at Brooks; Tim, Gina, Ryan and Jill of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartel and 10:00 a.m. Firma Park is located at Speer: Mike, Phyllis and Michael Mr. and Mrs. Henry Felderhoff. the end of North Walnut in Holliday. For further information, please contact either Cathy Meyer at 586- 1844 or Kathy Horton at 586-1430.

Muenster Memorial Cyril Walterscheid W.C. & Doris Muller Hospital Harold & Betty Bindel Obstetrics & Nursery Lawrence & Loree Bruns Ross & Janet Felderhoff Department Fund Paul & Marcella Fetsch Mr. & Mrs. Steve Grewing Golden Eagles Mr. & Mrs. Maurus Hacker Muenster Hospital Auxiliary Eugene & Elsie Hoedebeck NOW IN HIS 7th YEAR as an employee of MISD, Dan Luke is shown Frybrant, Inc. Eugene & Clara Klement in The Muenster Enterprise series of "Readers at Work." He spent more Olivia Klement Muenster State Bank than four years as a bus driver. When James Eckart died, Luke became Hilda Sicking custodian in the Elementary Building. Janie Hartman Photo Moncrief Foundation Lorena Taylor Memorial to: Nicole lvers Roger & Jane Taylor by Jerome & Gertrude Pagel Ray & Millie Voth Rural Reflections David & Joan Walterscheid JUSTIN and CHELSEA I IA RI-101- Silver Eagles Gerald & Betty Walterscheid 8rAndi rdia-mousi Mary E. Endres Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Wimmer J.H. Bayer & Sons, Inc. Dan Cochran by Janet Felderhoff Stone speak on a television show I Jim & Shirley Endres Silent screams -- almost everyone was inspired by his upbeat and Eagles Club Members Scott & Sandy Felderhoff has experienced or will someday courageous manner of dealing with t Henry & Betty Felderhoff Country tTidings Muenster Chamber of Comm. experience them. They are the a disease that offered little hope of Muenster Telephone Corp. Cecelia Haverkamp unspoken waves of denial, terror, recovery. After some searching I Alphonse Felderhoff Barry Hess sorrow or fear that rock the human located a bookstore that would order Services for Mrs. Nema Grace Dean Ford, Coy and John Ford, all The Center Restaurant Mary Ann Hess mind as it tries to cope with a "Where the Buffaloes Roam". I Barnett, 89, were held Friday, of New Deal, Texas, Patricia Vosta situation that is too tragic to face. gave the book to my sister, Margie, Louise Bayer Max Koesler Sept. 30, at 10:30 am. at the and children, Andrea Fine and The kind of thing that you pray is a who had been waging her own Ben E. Keith Beers Herbert & Evelyn Meurer Dewey Community Church. C.E. children and Anita Wilson and nightmare. Something that changes battle with cancer. She read the Alan & Darlene Miller "Sonny" Cole, a retired minister of children, all of Houston, and Ruth David & Juanita Bright lives forever. book in one evening. "It was so Leroy Sicking the Church of Christ, officiated. Blanchette of Dallas. They all had Werner Cler Family A silent scream is much like cold good I couldn't quit reading until I Interment was in the Perryman attended the Sutton reunion at the Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Rohmer Dangelmayr Bros. Ranch water thrown into one's face. It jolts was finished!," she praised. Her 10 Cemetery under the direction of Forestburg Community Center. Clifford & Kathy Sicking Urban & Jane Endres the body. Every ounce of energy is year battle ended this summer. I Kreig-Owens-Brumley Funeral Mrs. Josephine Berry has had Jack & Mary Endres Leroy Sicking focused on dealing with the can't help feeling that she has joined Home. as her guests J.C. and Dorothy Barr Arthur & Evelyn Felderhoff Rev. Joe Weinzapfel situation we would like to change. Stone's group of buffaloes by Mrs. Bamett passed away in of Nocona, Christine Hughes, Ronnie & Sharon Felderhoff Jerry & Kay Bynum Sometimes sitting in a doctor's supporting him from a place far Muenster Memorial Hospital Brenda Haverkamp of Gainesville, Vince & Trudy Felderhoff R.P. "Pat" Fisher office or hospital I wonder how better than any on earth. Wednesday. Sept. 28. She was born Byron Berry of Denton. Mrs. many silent screams echo through Mr. Stone's theories can be John & Louise Fisher Juanita Fuhrmann June 5, 1905 in the Dewey Jimmie Cook and son, Phil Cook, the halls. With the utterance of a applied to any of life's crises and is LaDonna Hacker Community. her husband, James of Dallas and Mrs. Veda Magee of Paul & Dorothy Fisher few simple words people's lives can worth reading anytime you need a Doyle & Debbie Hess Barnett, preceded her in death July Bowie. Don & Betty Flusche be sent spinning out of control, pick-me-up. 23, 1982. She was a homemaker. Mozelle Hutson attended the Mark & Carol Klement Joaline French never to be the same again. Co-authoring the book is Jenny She is survived by several nieces Open House at the new school in Golden Distributing Co. Andrew & Emily Klement Sadly many of our friends, Stone Humphries Bob's cousin and and nephews. Saint Jo ISD. Her granddaughter, Florence Grewing Mr. & Mrs. E.A. Schneider relatives and community neighbors childhood friend. She is an award- ANNOUNCEMENTS Kenda Hutson, attends the school. Hennigan Auto Parts VFW Auxiliary must be experiencing their own winning writer and her short stories The Rosston Baptist Church Mrs. Della Maberry attended Gerald & Monica Hess Robert & Linda Walterscheid silent screams now. It seems that have been selected for "The Best will have their regular dinner after the DAR meeting in Gainesville almost weekly we hear of another American Short Stories" and "The Tony & Aileen Hoenig Susie Wieler church Sunday, Oct. 16. Everyone with Mrs. Maurine Griggs. person afflicted with cancer. Pushcart Prize, XII". Clem Hofbauer, Estate Jerry Balthrop is invited to attend. Gene and Houston Ensey of To each person struggling to In the October 1994 "Readers The Rosston Baptist Church will Bowie visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dr. & Mrs. Dan McBride Ben & Carol Fleitman. Jr overcome this disease I would like Digest" there is a synopsis of the have their High Attendance Jackson Saturday afternoon. Kiwanis Club Barbara Fuhrmann to recommend the book, "Where the book along with an update on Bob Sunday, Oct. 30. After church, they Mrs. Bobbie Dill had as her Doug & Susan Hermes Martin & Edna Klement Buffaloes Roam" by Bob Stone and Stone's condition. It supplies an idea will have dinner. Everyone is guests Sunday afternoon Pat and Duane & Mary Lin Knabe Frank & Caroline Schilling Jenny Stone Humphries. Stone of the book, but without copies of invited to attend church and have Mike King of Frienley Surry, King & Holly Koch Danny & Janet Voth shares his feelings as he learns that the supportive letters and cards, etc. dinner afterward. England. Norman J. & Evelyn S. Luke Justin Ashley he has kidney cancer with a dismal the story isn't complete. The Area Singing, sponsored by Mrs. Louise Shults attended the Muenster Building Center prognosis. He becomes determined the local churches, will be at the golden wedding celebration for to fight the cancer and outlines his John & Joann Pagel Meeting Notice Forestburg Baptist Church Sunday, Willie Mae and John (Roy) method of building a network of p.m. Pennzoil Company Oct. 30, starting at 6 Richardson at the Forestburg Plus donations from friends and family to support him AARP will hold its annual picnic Margaret and Bill Inglish have Community Center Saturday Poly Pipe Industries, Inc. Anonymous Contributors of during his struggle. on Friday, Oct 14, at 11:30 am. at had as their guests P.W. and Jewel afternoon. Agnes Rohmer Certainly reading the book the Leonard Park Pavilion, It will be SNAP Quitters $41,218.00 doesn't guarantee a cure for the a covered dish event. Dale Madden Frances Vogel, Estate body but it surely can't hurt the and Co. will provide entertainment. Emmett & Eva Walterscheid Total of all Contributions mind or the soul. When I heard Bob The public is welcome. Auto - Raymond & Peggy Walterscheid $154,079.00 Henry & Janie Weinzapfel [Homeowners- Life Other Contributions $ amount alphabetical order) Lunch Menus J.P. & Hazel Flusche Send your donation to the peas, lettuce, jello, milk, FARM Helping You Is What We Do Best, Alice Hellman, Estate WEEK OF OCT, 17-21 Muenster Memorial Hospital ERA ISD Fri. - Cheeseburgers John Bartush,Agent Marcie Klement BUREAU OB Fund Breakfast: Oatmeal, cereal, w/Trimmings, French fries, ice 1100 E. Division Earl & Jewel Otto INSURANCE 7594052 PO Box 370 toast, fruit, juice, milk. Wednesday cream, milk. HIlIcrest Center Muenster, Texas Bertha Hamric FORESTBURG ISD Muenster, TX 76252 Breakfast Special: Waffles w/Syrup. J.D. & Miriam Caplinger Mon. - BREAKFAST: Donuts, Golden Eagle $10,000.00 or more Mon. - Salisbury Steak, mashed Frank & Eleanor Felderhoff rolls, toast, cereal, juice, milk, Silver Eagle 55.000.00 or more potatoes, gravy, green beans, hot Leona Hess Eagle 51,000.00 or more rolls, butter, milk. SNACK BAR: LUNCH: Pizza, corn, fruit, milk. b‘ e Arnold Hess Any and all contributions welcome. Pizza. Tues. - BREAKFAST: Breakfast Arnold & Eileen Knabe At least 250 Eagles are needed to Tues. - Chili Cheese Dog, French Pizza, cereal, juice, milk. LUNCH: M ,a IV' Grilled Ham and Cheese Sandwich, a5 a-- Dr. Ellen Leevy reach our goal of $300,000.00. fries, fruit cocktail, peanut butter Equipment is being purchased now cookie, milk. SNACK BAR: celery/carrot sticks, fruit, chips, Edward & Aileen Cler and remodeling needs to be Hamburger. milk. Tom & Judy Flusche completed by December 30, 1994. Wed. - Lasagna, corn, pear half, Wed. - BREAKFAST: Breakfast Earn Cyril Walterscheid There is not a more worthy cause than jello, milk. SNACK BAR: Burrito. Burrito, cereal, toast, juice, milk. Edgar, Ronald & Leon Klement to help yourself, your family and your Thur. - Chicken Fried Steak, LUNCH: Hamburger Steak, Henry & Margie Starke community. augratin potatoes, gravy, rice, potatoes, brown gravy, blackeye pineapple delight, milk. peas, fruit, bread, milk. Perseverance is vital for Muenster Memorial Hospital, therefore, I / we loin the Fri. - Hamburger, cheese slice, Thur. - BREAKFAST: Pancakes, Eagles Club to support its continued vitality by becoming a contributor and being trimmings, French fries, ice cream, toast, juice, milk. LUNCH: pe recognized as a 6.00 milk. Macaroni and Cheese w/Ham, Guaranteed for one year upon is. lie, subject to change on policy anniversary dates. [ Golden Eagle ($10.000.00 or more donation) LINDSAY ISD vegetable salad, fruit, bread, milk. [ ] Silver Eagle ($ 5.000 00 or more donation) Mon. - Sloppy Joes, baked beans, LUNCH: Hamburger. French fries. I Eagle 1$ 1,00000 or more donation) carrot/celery sticks, macaroni and leuuce, tomato, pickles, onions, ice I Eagle in Fight with a $500.00 donation Our current cheese, fruit, milk. cream, milk. it [ ] Eagle nest with a $100 00 donation Tues. - Chicken Nuggets, MUENSTER ISD ( j Eagle supporter with a $ donation Flex II Annuity il 11 creamed potatoes, green beans, fruit II Il ( I You may recognize me / us publicly Mon. - BREAKFAST: Donuts, cobbler, bread, milk. juice, milk. LUNCH: Pizza, baked [ ] I / we wish to remain anonymous . l l Wed. - Beef and Cheese Pizza, I interest rate. beans, lettuce salad, fruit, milk. All contnbutions are I R S tax deductible under Sec 170(0(1) corn, combination salad, fruit, Tues. - BREAKFAST: Grilled Or il The guaranteed rate is 4% Make checks payable to: bread, milk. Ham and Cheese on Toast, juice,

Muenster Memorial Hospital Thur. - Hamburgers milk. LUNCH: Chicken Pot Pie, l for life of your Annuity. w/Trimmings, fries, ice cream, lettuce salad, fruit, rolls, milk. Obstetrics & Nursery Fund Southern Farm Bureau Ufe Insurance Company offers milk. Wed. - BREAKFAST: Two Flea II, a Fl able Premium Retirement Annuity PO Box 370 Muenster, Texas 76252 Fri. - Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Pancakes w/syrup, juice, milk. designed for pe Iodic as well as single premium.. Your okra, tole slaw, fruit, bread, milk. LUNCH: Vegetable Beef Soup, contributions, less any applicable maintenance fees, t accumulate wealth for the future.

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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - OCTOBF:R 14, 1994- PAGE 9 -Sports Football Contest goes into district play Tigers open district The sixth week of the football winners Sacred Heart, Gainesville contest began with most area teams' and Baylor. Only one missed district action Friday night. With Dallas, Saint Jo and Whitesboro. only 40 entries in this week's The most missed game was with big 28-0 win contest, most contestants improved Rice's upset over Texas Tech with only one correctly picking the Sacred Heart began district action Dallas Temple surprised the on their season percentages. last Friday on a wet Dallas field, Three contestants missed only winner. 28 thought Valley View Tigers with a 54-yard kick return. three games and two of those tied would win over Chico, while 27 and brought home a 28-0 win over Two plays later, the Blazers were picked Lindsay over Collinsville. the Dallas Temple Blazers. "We knocking on the end zone, with a on the tie-breaker. Peachie Huchton struggled a little because of the 1st and goal, but a fumbled ball and Terry Walterscheid were each Eleven missed Muenster's big win weather. Water on the field covered by Berres ended any 25 points off on the Muenster-Era over Era. hampered our passing game," said tie-breaking score, so they shared a In the race for the season, Neil scoring threat as the first half ended. and Peachie Huchton are in the lead Coach John Nasche," and without The Tigers received the kick to combined first and second cash Scott Frost in the backfield, Jason start the 3rd quarter, but a clip call prize of $12.50 each. Finishing in with 85% and 84.5% season Hess ran the option a lot and did a forced them to punt. Temple also third was Neil Huchton, missing the percentages. John Nasche is now in good job in the bad conditions." tie breaker by 27 points. They third place at 81% followed by had trouble moving the ball and, Mike Felderhoff and Wayne The Blazers took the opening once more, their fake punt play was picked up their winnings at kick and moved the ball at will 29 sponsors Rohmer's Restaurant, Klement each having 80%. ruined by Sacred Heart. Chuck's Trucks and Hennigan Auto Contestants between 75% and yards their first four runs, then the A flag hurt the Tigers on their Tigers' defense toughened and Parts. 79% are Nick Stoffels, Bonnie next drive, but two against the Jason Biffle and David Stoffels, Dale Swirczynski, Mark pushed Temple back 12 yards Blazers gave the Tigers two 1st before Mike Schilling covered a Felderhoff each missed only four Grewing, Mike Hacker, Jason downs as they moved inside the 20- games while John Klement, Wayne Biffle, John Klement, Mike loose ball for Sacred Heart runs by yard line. A fumbled ball stopped Neil Berres on the Tigers' first Klement, John Nasche and Nick Stoffels, Charles Edwards, Doug Sacred Heart's possible touchdown. Walterscheid each had 26 correct Stoffels, Edgar Dyer, Mickey series was hampered by a holding The Blazers again sputtered and flag and ended with a fumble. SACRED HEART'S Toby Hess started this quarterback sack against winners. Haverkamp, Benny Haverkamp and punted, putting the Tigers on their Every entry correctly picked as Jon LeBrasseur. Once again, Sacred Heart's 37-yard line. Two Berres runs Temple. Dave Fette Photo defense kept the Blazers from gained 27 yards, then a quarterback advancing, forcing a punt on 4th keeper by Hess picked up another and 9. A fake punt failed for the by Dot Endres 17 as the Tigers moved inside the STANDINGS Boll &alb Dallas team and the Tigers took Blazer 20-yard line to begin the District Season over on their opponents' 35-yard final quarter. Berres carried the ball Sunday Jack and Jill winners: 1st, golfers pairing up to capture first W 1, W L Jim Endres and Danna Hess; 2nd, place. The bet is, it will take 20 line. to the 5, then the 4 where Hess ran Sacred Heart 1 0 O 5 1 Quarterback Jason Hess picked it in for a touchdown. Becker Kenny Hartman and Dana Wimmer; under to win. Believe me, there will Masonic Home 1 0 O 4 2 3rd, Willie Walterschcid and Peggy be a lot of birdies and eagles sho up 8 yards, but the next 3 plays booted the extra point to increase Pantego O 0 O 4 2 made negative yardage and Sacred Heart's lead to 28-0 with 11 Gobble. down to reach that! Everyone is Lakchill O 1 O 5 1 Tuesday Night Scramble: 1st, welcome to come out and cheer on possession returned to the Blazers. minutes remaining in the game. Dallas Temple O 1 O 1 4 Temple earned their 2nd first The Blazers got in 6 plays before Earl Fisher, Glenn Walterscheid, their favorite team. Some of the down and four plays later again faking another punt that lost them 4 Leo Hess and Melvin Hess; 2nd, Joe local golfers playing: Willie faked a punt. Again, it failed and yards and the Tigers took over on Hennigan, Mike Frost, Dot Endres Walterscheid, Glen Richardson. Sacred Heart took over on the 45- their hosts' 26-yard line. A penalty Muenster girls capture and Adam Arendt. This was the best Frankie Hess, Jim Endres. Kenny yard line. and 3 unsuccessful runs optioned Tuesday Night Scramble this year. Hartman, Cal Wells, Tim The Tigers went to the air with a the Tigers to attempt a 53-yard field Coming tournaments: Sunday, Schniederjan, Mel Walterscheid, Hess-to-Jake McCoy pass, picking goal that fell short. Oct. 16, the LeRoy Hess Steve Chism, Jon LeBrasseur and up 15 yards and their 1st first down. Temple moved the ball into Tiger third in Cross Country Tournament. It will be a four-man Mike Hesse. Think you will enjoy scramble with some of the best watching some good golf. The next play, Berres broke away territory, getting to the 21-yard line Facing another race without a top and Lisa Lippe-45th. This gave the on a 25-yard run to the 5-yard line. before running out of downs. Sacred runner, the Muenster High Cross It's a rule: If you are a slow team a total of 98 points. Also in player or have a lost ball - let the Berres carried again on the next Heart ran a few plays as time ticked country team placed third at the the Varsity girls race were Mindy Collinsville play and Tigers were on the off the clock. Flower Mound Marcus Cross group behind you play through if Hennigan-55th and Melissa Biffle- Sportsman Club they are waiting to tee off or ready scoreboard. Michael Becker added The Tigers' defense held Murray Country meet Saturday, October 8. 71st. Of special mention is Misty the extra point and, with 17 seconds to hit the next ball. Johnson to under 100 yards rushing. Hollie Fuhrmann was recovering Klement who ran her best race this hosts golf tourney That's par from Turtle Hill! on the 1st quarter clock, Sacred "I was pleased with the defensive from an illness and did not year. Heart took a 7-0 lead. line. They got good penetration in participate. The girls managed a October 29 Temple was unable to get 10 the backfield that stopped their team total of 98 points, good There were 3 boys who The Collinsville Sportsman Club lam Prescription Shop yards their next drive and the Tigers runners before they could get enough for third place in the 3A participated in the varsity boys' will host their First Annual Golf had the ball on the Temple 33. started," said Coach Nasche. The division. There was only one other contest They were Bradley Fisher- Tournament on Oct. 29 at Berres got in a I4-yard run and defensive line also combined for a class A school in the meet. 44th. Erik Walterscheid 52nd, and Gainesville Municipal Golf Course BELTONE Hess added 4. On 4th and 6, an touchdown. Nasche also noted that Julia Fleitman led all girls with a Ryan Klement-66th. at 8:00 am. with a shotgun start. attempted field goal was blocked, sophomore Joel Schilling had a fifth-place finish. Hot on her heels The teams will participate in Teams will be limited to the first 36 Hearing Aid giving the host team the ball on good game, playing a multitude of were Makie Otsuka- 14th, Valerie their final meet before district this teams. Tournament is a 2-man their 21-yard line. Again. Sacred roles. Erwin 16th, Misty Klement-18th, Saturday at Lake Dallas. scramble with a hole in one contest. Batteries Heart wouldn't give up the needed TEAM STATS Fee per player is $40, which yards and, again, Temple punted. Tigers Blazers includes green fees and cart, hot Always Fresh Two plays later, the Tigers fumbled 10 1st Downs 6 Game wardens' duties dogs and cokes after the tournament the ball back to the Blazers. Three 32/157 Rushes/Yds. 43/106 with an awards presentation. Shop the Drive-In Window attempts by Temple again failed 68 Passing Yds. 36 Mulligans will he available with a for all your prescriptions and, once more, they were forced to 7/3/0 Passing 10/3/0 maximum of 2-per player. and drug needs. punt. Once more, two plays and the 1/23 Punts/Avg. 3/30 are never ending ... Mulligans cannot be used on the Tigers fumbled again, this time on 8/4 Fumbles/Lost 10/4 Game wardens have begun what Fisheries Service. hole in one contest. Registration their 28-yard line. 7/60 Penalties/Yds. 5/60 typically is one of the busiest times A game warden checked eight must be received no later than WATTS' Temple threatened to score, but a Team Leaders: Rushing, - Neil of the year with dove season hunters near Del Rio who had Monday Oct. 24. Contact Sherrie PRESCRIPTION SHOP loose ball was covered by lake Berres 20/135; Murray Johnson opening, late summer fishing and problems with their math. They Fails during the day at 903-868- McCoy 2 plays later on the 45. A 30n5. Passing - Jason Hess 3/7/68; deer poaching. Add that to some miscounted their bag limit by 60 7613 or at night 903-429-6772 for 302 N. Grand Gainesville quarterback sack turned into a late Chad Monaghen 3/10/36. Receivers crazy calls officers have received doves. more information. 665.3438 bit penalty and helped advance the - Paul Swirczynski 1/40; Murray lately and it's been a weird end to Nueces County game warden Tigers. After 3 plays, a Hess-to-Paul Johnson 2/27. summer. recently checked four people Swirczynski pass from the 14 was Stats reported by Joe Felderhoff, Grayson County game wardens fishing at 4 a.m. on Corpus Christi good for a Sacred Heart touchdown. Bert Hesse cited two men for boating while Bay. The subjects had 41 speckled Becker's point after made the score Next Action - Masonic Home intoxicated - one had an alcohol trout in their possession, 38 of 14-0 with 2:45 remaining in the 1st The Mighty Mites are known to level of .197, the other .167 - who which were under the legal size TENT SALE salt. apparently were out for more than * be a scrappy, hard-hitting, quick limit An illegal block on the kick opponent. "What they lack in size, just a Sunday drive. One of the Game wardens in Uvalde 41, Hundreds of Pairs -viva pushed Temple back on their they make up in heart." commented boats was a pontoon boat with 13 * County, heard tom-toms and, upon l2-yard line. Sacred Heart's defense Nasche, "a lot like our Tigers." kegs of beer and two gallons of investigation, found four people on Greatly Reduced tacked Temple for a 10-yard loss. Sacred Heart will have to stop hard liquor on board. They were a "vision quest" camped in a rural [ben the next play, John Bartush their wishbone, option, power play towing eight empty beer kegs area. Three men and a naked aused a fumble in the end zone that with good defense. "I'm looking for behind the boat. woman from Switzerland were * In-Store Specials * vas covered by Todd Johnson for 6 a close and exciting game," Nasche Jasper County game wardens and apprehended in possession of 'taints. Becker added another PAT concluded. federal agents worked a dove roadrunner heads and feathers, Buy One Pair of Nocona Boots Or a 20-0 lead with 2 minutes District action begins at 7:30 p.m. baiting case in late August. assorted owl wings and feathers and attaining in the 2nd quarter. on the Tigers Field. Wardens had been monitoring a a stash of marijuana. The four were at Regular Price and get baited field for several days. The traveling from California and night before opening day, the Arizona. THE SCOREBOARD landowner plowed the field by WEEK 6 Sportsmen can help game $2000 OFF Germania Insurance moonlight in an attempt to hide the wardens, and in some cases be paid TAPPS DISTRICT 1-4 bait. The price of a second pair! Sacred Heart 28, Dallas Temple 0 for it, by calling the Operation Early deer poachers never learn. Game Thief hotline anytime they (Tent Sale Boots NOT Included) Masonic Home 49, Lakehill 8 On Sept. 3, after receiving a Pantego 57, Trinity Valley JV 28 see a game or fish law violation complaint regarding spotlighting being committed. Callers to the and shots fired, the game warden hotline, 1-800-792-GAME, may LAST BIG WEEK checked the Buffalo residence in remain anonymous and they will be question. A freshly killed doe was eligible for reward upon arrest and discovered hanging in the yard and conviction. Coveting Texas since 1896. the perpetrators were coaxed out of VISA nearby woods. They were still GO MINNA I carrying the rifle used to kill the igginbotham & Associate& la Property and deer. Agent: Don Aiken BOUTS 0,,,,.; On Aug. 30, game wardens - All Lines of Insurance - Life Insurance apprehended a longline boat on Commerical • Ott Field •Personal 1-800-728-2374 or Bolivar Peninsula with about 5,600 SO2 Field Street, Gainesville, TX, 665-7062 pounds of red snapper. 3-523-5221 Bob Hermes The commercial snapper season Ult. DISTRICT 17-A is closed in the Gulf of Mexico at 759-4496 Muenster 9, Era 6 this time of year. The vessel was Muenster, Texas Lindsay 14, Collinsville 34 turned over to the National Marine Alvord 50, Saint Jo 7 Vote for a Proven Administrator

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PAGE 10 - OCTOBER 14, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Muenster wins... Battle of the Hornets Muenster hosted Era last Friday 143 Total Yds. 300 Next Action - Saint Jo night in the annual Battle of the 3/10/0 Comp./Att./Int. 2/42/0 Muenster travels to Saint Jo this muer, Hornets, which was labeled as the 5/42 Punts/Avg. 3/36 Friday in what the Panthers have 10 En game that should decide the district 2/1 Fumbles/Lost 3/3 classified as their big annual rivalry hoe w. championship. "It was one of those 3/15 Penalties/Yds. 8/75 game. The Hornets have squeezed 'gall heart-stoppers," commented Individual Stats: Knshin a - by Saint Jo the last two seasons by a Muenster Coach Grady Roller. "Our Cody Sicking 13/62; Matt Lyons total of 4 points. "We should be able bur otw boys did a real good job." 26/155. Passing - Jason Huchton to move the ball better than last coon, ' Looking at the scats, Era out-ran, 3/10/40; Ryan Worthey 2/4/42. year," commented Coach Roller. Tokeis out-passed, out-fumbled and out- Receivers - Eric Miller 2/34; Jeff "Hope to score early in the game Often flagged the Muenster boys. The Wilson 2/42. Defense - Cory Cain, and not give Saint Jo a boost at uke mistakes Era made cost them the Maurus Hacker, Jeff Flusche. halftime with a real close score." 1001 ball game. Stats reported by The game begins at 7:30 at e duel They out-played us, but we out- Nick Walterscheid Panther Stadium. Muff disciplined them," continued Coach utis Roller. "The officials just called the Mt ball game and Era's problems Mot caught up with them. The penalties ought they had that hurt them the worst flori were caused by just a few players." Mull! The Golden Hornets had the a 20 pigskin for most of the 1st quarter, 011 but the scoreboard belonged to , rineS Muenster. Era moved into Muenster OfflSIn territory on their first possession of A 1 5', the game. Ten runs by Matt Lyons, CODY SICKING (30) takes advantage of the blocking of his teammates to get M a 10-yard run against the ik (V Ryan Worthey, Jody Wilson and Hornets of Era. Janie Hartman Photo ishos Jerry Beaver gained 46 yards, but ,Ira Pull the Red Hornets' fire halted Era on the the 11-yard line. STANDINGS Muenster's offense began with District Season 3 w I. 101C 3 momentum by scoring in its first 1 L .0, Quarterback Club „nab t series of plays. Runs by James O 0 5 1 The Muenster Quarterback tenste Klement, Cody Sicking and Jason O 0 4 2 1 Club will meet every Monday / nise. Huchton gave Muenster a little O 0 3 3 a night atr7 p.m. in Ilra more breathing room at midfield. 1 0 2 4 the new gym. ,,.., 1 0 4 2 1,00. • Matt Cotter sailed through the JEFF FLUSCHE (65) catches Era quarterback Ryan Worthey for a sack, ...a. 1 (/ 2 3 1 liback Era defense for another 17 yards. forcing a punt that turned into a safely for Muenster. Janie Hartman photo After two unsuccessful plays, lavers Huchton passed to Jerry Reed to the own 16-yard line. Two plays later, Cody Sicking crashed into the end zone from the 4-yard line. A successful kick by Reed made the score 7-0 10 minutes into the game. A personal foul hampered Era's next drive, punting the ball away to begin the 2nd quarter. The teams traded punts as the Muenster offense sputtered twice. Era raced into the end zone several plays later, only to have the run erased as flags (and an official's cap) covered the field. Four plays later, Era was forced to punt, but the play was interrupted when Maurus MakeL the winning choice M Hacker sacked the ball carrier on the Era 30. Muenster Hornets Muenster was not able to score Sacred Heart Tigers on their next series of plays, coming up short on the 1-yard line. they did vs. Masonic Home Mites vs. Saint Jo Panthers 75 keep Era out of the end zone as the Friday, Oct. 14, here, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14, there, 7:30 p.m. 75 halftime clock ticked to all zeroes. M Homels Opponents To begin the 3rd quarter, a series Tigers Opponent of runs by Lyons and Beaver _34_ Sept. 2, Savoy, H, 8:00 _20_ _28_ Sept. 2, Nocona, H, 7:30 _12_ brought Era to a 1st and 10 at the _14_ Sept. 9, Era, T, 8:00 _43_ _26_ Sept. 9, Henrietta, T, 7:30 _ 0 _ 22. Era was able to score on a run by Ryan Wonhey. The unsuccessful _14_ Sept. 16, Lindsay, H, 8:00 _7_ _43_ Sept. 16, Blue Ridge, H, 8:00** _ 0 _ extra point punt closed the scoring _43_ Sept. 23, Saint Jo, T, 8:00 _12_ _21_ Sept. 23, Aubrey, T, 7:30 _27_ gap to 7-6 just 41 seconds into the Oct. 1, Lib. Christian, H, 6:00+ _15_ _52_ Sept. 30, Valley View, H, 7:30 _7_ 2nd half. _27_ Muenster moved the ball at will _28_ Oct. 7, Temple Chr., T, 7:30° 0_ _9_ Oct. 7, Era, H, 7:30* _6_ for 5 plays, but three unproductive Oct. 14, Masonic Home, H, 7:30* Oct. 14, Saint Jo, T, 7:30* plays later they punted. After the punt, Era seemed determined to Oct. 21, Lakehill, T, 7:30* Oct. 21, Alvord, H, 7:30* extinguish the Red Hornets' spark Oct. 28, Oakridge, T, 7:30 Oct. 28, Collinsville, H, 7:30* ”. and proceeded to Muenster's 10- Nov. 4, Pantego, H, 7:30* Nov. 4, Lindsay, T, 7:30* yard line. Era wasted the ike Slur opportunity to score when 3 • District Games Homecoming *District Games Homecoming ..•Parents' Night consecutive flags left them with a 4th and goal on the 16-yard line. An attempted 35-yard field goal failed and Muenster took over on the 20 as the final period began. Muenster couldn't get the needed yardage, punting away on 4th and 4. Era moved the ball at will into Muenster territory until Era lost the pig as Jason Huchton covered on their 31. SC Muenster's offense again made no gain and punted. The 50-yard punt put Era deep on their 15. A C quarterback sack by Jeff Flusche forced an Era punt. A high snap from the center on the attempted punt saw the ball roll into the end zone for a Muenster safety. Maurus Hacker covered the play for a 9-6 00. 170 score with 4:31 remaining. Muenster tried to pass two plays later but found Worthey climbing all over Huchton when he dropped back. Era's luck went from bad to worse when a fired-up Muenster defense caused a fumble. Cory Cain C covered the ball on the Era 20-yard 7594i line. The Era defense smothered Huchton the next 2 plays for 12 yards lost. The 3rd play in the series, Huchton optioned himself Blocking by Brandon Bayer (55) and Mike Schilling (62) opened the way for • around the end for a 10-yard gain, I Jason Hess touchdown run. but the next play a fumbled ball was Colorful umbrellas filled the stands when a ram' shower fell on the Hornets' game Friday night 11111••■■• • picked up by Lyons and returned 30 yards into Muenster territory. MUENSTER IR. HIGH & IV SACRED HEART JR. HIGH & IV Paul Swiredynski, Tiger backup quarterback, launches • pass. Muenster's defensive line applied Sept. 1, Nocona, JV, T, 7:00 Sept. 1, St. Mary's, H, 6:00 enough pressure to the quarterback Brandon Bayer (55) moves to protect him from • Temple intruder. to keep Era's receivers away from Sept. 8, Henrietta, JH/JV, H, 5:00 Sept. 8, Era, H, 6:00 two completions and sacked Sept. 15, Blue Ridge, JH/JV, T, 5:00 Sept. 15, Lindsay, T, 6:00 Worthey twice to get the ball back. Sept. 22, Aubrey, JH/JV, H, 5:00 Sept. 22, Saint Jo, H, 6:00 Huchton held on to the football to Sept. 29, Valley View, JH/JV, T, 4:30 run out the clock. Sept. 29, Lib. Christian, T, 6:00 Muenster's defensive front - Oct. 6, Era, JH/JV, T, 5:00 Oct. 14, Masonic Home, H, 5:00 Darrell Charles. Cory Cain and Matt Oct. 13, Saint Jo, JH/JV, H, 5:00 Oct. 20, St. Mary's, T, 6:00 Chisam - shut down Era's Jerry Oct. 20, Alvord, JH /JV, T, 5:00 Oct. 28, Oakridge, T, 5:00 Beaver, while ends Maurus Hacker and Jeff Flusche kept pressure on Oct. 27, Collinsville, JH/JV, T, 5:00 Oct. 28, St. Mary's, T, 5:00 quarterback Ryan Worthey. Jerry Nov. 3, Lindsay, JH/JV, H, 5:00 Nov. 4, Pantego, H, 5:00 Reed had a good punting game that put Era in the hole, making them drive long, causing turnovers. CONTEST RULES: 1. Only one entry per person per week. Persons entering must be 12 years old or older. "Offensively, Era outplayed us," 2. This page of schedules, results, predictions, pictures and the contest itself is supported by continued Roller, "but we played advertisers appearing here. Each ad contains a scheduled high school, college or pro game well enough to win." A bright spot for Friday, Saturday or Sunday of the week of publication. Read each ad and circle t he for Muenster was that they had just winner. Entries on forms other than original newspaper page will not be accepted. 3 penalties for 15 yards. Era was 3.1n order to determine the prize winners in case of ties, you must predict the score for the 7s9-4s2 penalized 8 times for 75 yards. tie breaker game listed in the featured ad above. TEAM STATS 4. Print your name, address and phone number clearly in the space provided. 10 1st downs 15 5. Deliver the full contest entry to The Muenster Enterprise BEFORE 5 p.m. FRIDAY, 27/103 Rushing/Yds. 50/258 the week of publication. Mailed entries will be accepted only if postmarked before Friday, 5 p.m. Address for mailing entries is P.O. Box 190. Muensier. Texas 76252. 40 Passing Yds. 42 Entries received late because of postal delay will be couni ed for the grand prize. but will not be eligible for the weekly prize. 6. The featured ad is picked at random each week. It contains i he t te-breaker lot lug and c one of the winner/loser picks. Winner will pick up I lieu prizes at t hat bionic, each week on or after Tuesday of that week. Season Prizes Weekly Prizes

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Muenster JH 0, Era 20 except the ball earner. The official after an exchange of two wind- • second touchdown of the night with Muenster's Red Stingers traveled took back the flag and gave Era the carried punts, the Cubs took over a 37 yard blast off right tackle. The Era Thursday evening and came points for a 22-14 score going into on the Saint Mary's 24 yard line. try for two failed. The first half lime with a 20-0 loss. the final period. Duncan Campbell swept right end ended with the Cubs holding a 14-0 "Basically, the kids came out, The second play of the 4th for 10 and then hit off tackle for 3. lead. ayed hard on defense and offense, quarter, Brian Fleitman took off on Lucien Gehrig went off tackle for a Adam Barnhill toed the ball to 11 nothing went Muenster's way." an 83-yard race for another couple to set up his left end sweep open the second half and hit a immented Coach Randy touchdown. Hermes ran in the extra for a Cub TD. Gehrig also carried beauty to drive the Mustangs deep. vnkersley. points for a 30-14 score. and converted the extra points A hand-off to Josh Pierce on the Offensive standouts were Jesse The last scores of the game came giving the Cubs a 8-0 lead after the return resulted in a 83 yard TD for Ate and John Roller with Justin on a quarterback sneak from Scott first period. the Mustangs. Brian West scored lement and Brent Sicking leading Hermes on a 1-yard run. Steven With a change in goals in the the conversion off left end to cut e defense. Reiter ran in the points after for the second period the Mustangs the Cub lead to 14-8. Muenster hosted the Saint Jo final 38-14 score. knocked on the door but were A well-played second half tbs Thursday, Oct. 13. "Everyone played well," said stopped on fourth down by a tough followed with both teams defenses Muenster JV 38, Era 14 Coach Randy Tankersley. "The Cub defense. With 2:40 left in the up to the challenge. Final Score: 1A Muenster's junior varsity Hornets boys came back after our loss to half, the Cubs started on their own Cubs 14, Mustangs 8. The two LUCIEN GEHRIG scores a 2-point conversion right after running for a ,ought home a big win over the Valley View to prove something 44 yard line. Campbell fought for 5, squads will lock helmets in two touchdown. Dave Fete Photo a Hornets last Thursday. and did a great job." a mis-handled snap and a Gehrig weeks at Tiger Field for a rematch. Muenster's 1st touchdown came Steven Reiter intercepted a pass loss, set up a pass from Cub a 20-yard run by Steven Reiter. and Lucas Hartman covered a quarterback Keith Felderhoff to Team Leaders: Rushers - ie points after, a pass from Scott fumble. Defensive standouts wide-out Kayla Felderhoff. The Gehrig 15/72; Campbell 20/71; UIL Legislative Council Oct. 16-18 :rmes to Brian Fleitman gave included Erik Walterscheid, who pass, good for six yards, gave the West 12/38. Passers - Felderhoff The often-discussed issue of two-of-three series. uenster an 8-0 lead. stepped in for an injured player, and Cubs a first down and kept the 4/2/0, 19 yards; Pierce 13/7/1, 41 adding a Conference 6A will once • Adding a third team from each A I5-yard pass from Hennes to Cory Charles. Offensively, the drive alive. With 1:27 left in the yards. Receivers - Felderhoff 2/19; again be an item of discussion at the district in the playoffs in ik Walterscheid lit up the whole team played well. half Lucian Gehrig scored his Keeler 3/20. UIL's Legislative Council meeting Conference 4A, 3A, 2A and IA in Heboard again for Muenster. The Muenster JV hosted the Nocona scheduled for Oct. 16-18 in Austin. all team sports. tra point failed. freshmen Thursday, Oct. 13, after An advisory committee, • Moving softball to the fall and The 3rd touchdown of the game the junior high game. Invitational Tournament authorized by the state legislature, adding a third classification. is a 30-yard pass play from asked the UIL athletic staff to study • Adding girl's pole vault to track :rmes to Shane Sparkman. SH 14 St. Mary 8 the possibility of adding a and field. irmes ran in the extra points and The red-hot Saint Mary's this weekend at Turtle Hill Conference 6A. After a survey of • Dividing six-man football into uenster had a 22-0 lead at Mustangs traveled to Sacred Heart Players will arrive from Dallas, Fort member schools in September, two playoff divisions. Udine. Thursday evening and found the Turtle Hill Golf Course will he Worth, Decatur, Bowie, Gainesville those findings will be presented. • Discuss a new method in Era scored twice in the 3rd Sacred Heart Cubs up for the the place to be this Sunday at the and three teams from Muenster to Member schools will also be dealing with last-minute ineligible arter. The first touchdown was a challenge. The Cubs picked up their Prestige-Gunite Invitational Golf play in the 27-hole tournament. asked to respond on such proposals player rulings that could delay the Ifback pass. The next, a 95-yard first win of the season behind two Tournament. There will be 14 state playoffs. Instead of banning teams of 4 golfers trying for a part Action begins at 8 a.m. and after the Athletic Committee xed-up punt return. All the Lucian Gehrig TDs. The Mustangs the entire team. sideline the of the $10,000 in prize money that should last most of the day. meeting this summer as: Myers stopped after a flag was dropped to 3-2 on the season. Making all baseball playoffs a ineligible player. will be shared by the top 4 teams. • - own and the whistle blown, Both sivads started slow and

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Whilesboro vs. Lake Dallas The .11t Qlraftu O_Dlbe 6erman .v. ±flrat ±arkrt CrO't SINCE 1927 a arm gar ttnllcra Au•iito c Ss° 210N.Main ,lvx 304 North Main, Muenster, TX dflyl MC to she pit id PhAi Muonalar. Ter•• ?se 2505 a strong Muenster s ••• I supporter of high cam s: Enterprise school athletics! 759-2540 PAGE 12 - OCTOBER 14, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE

Knights pierced by Lindsay girls Pirates, ready for Era take 1st place

The Lindsay Knights fell to 2 plays later, Lindsay covered a at Cross defeat in their opening district battle loose ball on the 11-yard line. This against the Collinsville Pirates last time, they were able to score in 3 Friday night. The evening started runs. Hale took the ball to the 3, Country meet unfavorably for the Knights when then 2 Brown runs later, the Knights Collinsville refused to allow were on the scoreboard. Tanner Lindsay the use of a field house. "I Neidhardt's kick made the score 21- Lindsay sent 3 girls' teams and 4 was told we would have a locker 7 two minutes into the final period. boys to Ponder on Oct.. 1 to room; when we got there (already in Collinsville came right back. In compete in cross country races. The uniform), we were told the coach 10 plays, they scored again. After varsity girls brought home 1st place changed his mind," commented an the PAT, the Pirates increased their with 126 points. Milsap was a close angry Coach Charlie Meurer. it lead to 28-7 with 6:41 remaining in 2nd at 127 with Muenster finishing was raining. We had to sit on the the game. 3rd at 137 in the 2-mile race. bus and urinate behind the FFA Lindsay ate 5 minutes off the Varsity runners, their places and barn. That's just unethical. I was clock on their 12-play drive. Short times were: 8th, Molly Trammell, very upset and it messed our routine runs by Brown and Hale slowly 15:42; 10th, Bonnie DeBorde, moved the Knights onto the Pirates' 15:49; 22nd, Amanda Hellinger, The Knights took the opening end of the field to the 26-yard line. 16:30; 26th, Stephanie Stoffels, kick to their 41-yard line. Runs by A 15-yard penalty added to a 4th 17:01; 50th, Sadie Trammell, 17:18. Jeff Hale, Chris Brown and Pat and 32 situation. The drive ended PAT HOGAN (24) and Robert Sharp cause this Fannindel runner to The junior varsity girls tied for fumble Hogan carried Lindsay 42 yards in 7 when Collinsville picked off a pass. the ball. Chris Brown (10) covered the ball for Lindsay in the 5th place and they are: 5th, Jamie plays before running out of downs. The next play, the Knights Knights' big pre-district win. Janie Hartman Photo Zwinggi, 17:25; 14th, Meredith Collinsville had 3 unsuccessful covered a loose ball and Lindsay Bowman, 18:20; 16th, Julie runs and punted for a short first once more was in good field Hunters get Zimmerer, 18:21; 29th, Cara series of plays. The Knights too position on the 30-yard line. A pass Wrangler Rodeo set Griffith, 19:33; 69th, Leann Smith, couldn't advance. A short punt from Hale to Robert Sharp carried extra duck in 21:58. allowed the Pirates to start their Lindsay to the 3-yard line. The next In junior high competition, no team awards were given, but second drive on the Knights' 39- play, Chris Brown busted into the for Saturday in Bowie daily bag yard line. Eight plays later, Brian end zone for the touchdown. individuals that ran for the Lady Childress ran into the end zone from Neidhardt's kick was good once Squires and their standings were: more and, with 16 seconds on the It's rodeo time in Montague Bending, Sack Race, Goat Tying, Texas duck hunters will get an 2nd. Sara Trammell, 15:51; 3rd, the I. The extra points' pass gave County and the Montague County Collinsville an 8-0 lead with a clock, Lindsay trailed 28-13. Calf Scramble and Greased Pig. extra duck in the daily bag limit this Abby Trammell, 16:33; 11th, 4-H'ers invite all boys and girls in minute remaining in the quarter. An onside kick was covered by Age categories are 5-9 and 10-14. year with the approval of the late LaDonna Glidewell, 17:26; 21st, the area to participate in the Lindsay began the 2nd period Lindsay at midfield, but their "Hail Calf riding will be held for boys season migratory game bird Karilee ODell, 18:06; 23rd, Sara Wrangler Rodeo Saturday, October with a good drive. Hale, Brown and Mary" pass was intercepted by and girls 5-9 years old and steer regulations by the Texas Parks and Eberhart, 18:18. 15, 1994 at the Jim Bowie Rodeo Hogan picked up 45 yards on 7 Barry Vannoy who ran the ball in riding for boys and girls 10-14. Wildlife Commission. In the 3-mile varsity boys' race, Arena in Bowie, Texas (on runs, but the drive ended when Eric for a touchdown as time ran out. Best Decorated Stick Horse and The statewide duck bag limit has Kyle Sandmann finished 16th with a Highway 287). Montoya picked off a pass on the 5- The PAT kick failed and the Pirates Stick Horse Races will be held for been increased to four ducks per time of 19:17. Garrett Hellinger Events available are Cloverleaf yard line. The Pirates got in several handed Lindsay a 34-14 defeat boys and girls 4 and under. day. Hunters now are allowed to ran his first race of the season and Barrels, Straight-Away Barrels, good runs to midfield before We played with effort, but made Trophies and ribbons will be take one canvasback and there are finished 97th. George Lutkenhaus Flag Race, Goat Dressing, Stake punting the ball away. Lindsay lots and lots of mistakes," given for events and belt buckles no restrictions on drake mallards. didn't compete due to a football Race, Boot Scramble, Pole moved into Pirate territory before commented Coach Meurer. "We for top Wrangler in 5-9 and 10-14 Duck season dates are Nov. 19- injury. having to punt on 4th and 23. were inside their 20 six times and age categories. 27 and Dec. 17-Jan. 15 in eastern Kacey Sandmann competed in Starting deep on their 16-yard inside the 1-yard line twice and Books will open at 1:00 p.m. and Texas and Nov. 19-Jan. 8 in the the junior varsity race, finishing line, Collinsville mixed runs and didn't score." Meurer said his learn events will begin at 2:00 p.m. High Plains Mallard Management 24th with a time of 24:21. passes, taking 10 plays to find the played well on defense in spots, but Early registration is encouraged. Unit, same as last year. The The junior high boys ran a 2-mile treasure of another touchdown. A had some breakdowns that they Miller's Please call the County Extension statewide bag limit is four ducks, to race, with the Squires' lone runner, 28-yard pass play from Barry didn't take care of. Office at 817-894-2831 or write include no more than two wood Shane Hair, finishing 1st. His Vannoy to Childress ended the Box 136 Montague, Texas 76251. ducks, one mallard hen (including winning time was 14:02 drive. The PAT kick counted and TEAM STATS Mexican mallard or Mexican duck Lindsay will be running at the Cleaners hens), one mottled duck, one Lake Dallas Cross Country meet the Pirates rested at halftime with a Knights Pirates 15-0 lead. 16 1st Downs 15 Duane Knabe pintail, one canvasback and one this Saturday. On Oct. 24, the Collinsville got the 2nd half kick 54/171 Rushes/Yds. 35/260 • Drapery Cleaning redhead. Hunters are allowed five district run will be at Fort Worlers and it took only 4 Childress runs for 103 Passing Yds. 70 C.P.F. mergansers, only one of which may Industrial Park in Mineral Wells. 60 yards and another Pirate score. 5/12/2 Comp/Au/Int. 6/8 .0 • Certified Cold Storage be a hooded merganser and 15 The runs begin at 2 p.m. and are The pass failed on the extra point, 2/23 Punts/Avg. 3/27 coots. hosted by Brock High School. giving Collinsville a 21-0 lead. 1/0 Fumbles/Lost 3/2 • Bridal Gown Tax Services Lindsay worked the time off the 6/50 Penalties/Yds. 1/10 Preservation clock their next drive. From their Individual Stats: Rushing. - Computer 33-yard line, four consecutive runs Chris Brown 33/134; Brian • Repairs Consulting HILZ-SNIDER CHEVROLET-GEO by Chris Brown took the Knights to Childress 22/136. Passing - Jeff Call for Price Quote midfield. A Jeff Hale pass to Pat Hale 3/7/62; Brent Vannoy 6/8/70. : • Alterations Hogan was good for 35 yards to the Brent Vannoy 6/8/70. Receivers - Bookkeeping Come in and test-drive the 12, then a battle began. A 5-yard Pat Hogan 1/35; Brian Childress — Since 1922 — penalty and 3-yard loss turned into a 3/38. Defense - Shawn Cartwright, Services 1995 Chevrolet Lumina 2nd and 18. Brown connected a pass Greg Arendt, Garrett Hellinger, 329 N. Commerce to George Lutkenhaus for 16 yards Brian Hermes. Gainesville (817) 759-4010 Where great selection, friendly people, and low prices and Brown added a yard to the 3- Stats by Bridget Anderle yard line. On 4th and 1. Hale kept 665-3301 123 N. Oak come together. the drive alive, reaching the 1-yard Next Action - Era Muenster, Texas 76252 1-35 Exit 479 in Sanger (817) 458-7431 line. But things got tougher. Two The Knights travel to Era this runs, a pass and a 5-yard flag left Friday to battle the Hornets. Both the Knights with a 4th and goal on teams began district play last Friday the 6-yard line. Brown's attempt with losses. "Era has as much talent was short and the Pirates took over as I've seen in a IA school," said on the 5. Coach Meurer. "We'll have to Lindsay Knights The Knights' defense, led by contain their speed runners, make Shawn Hanks, Shawn Cartwright, our tackles and have no turnovers to VS. Greg Arendt, Brian Hermes and T.J. stay in the game." Knights Goldsmith, held Collinsville to 9 Era is led in the backfield by Era Hornets yards, forcing an end zone punt quarterback Ryan Worthey, Matt With good field position, a Lyons, Jody Wilson and Jerry Hogan-to-Garreu Hellinger pass put Beaver. Friday, Oct. 14, there the Knights on the 19-yard line. Lindsay will again play Garrett Chris Brown rushed for another 15. Hellinger, Chris Brown and Jeff 7:30 p.m. From the 4, the first two plays went Hale in the backfield. back 2 yards to the 6. Then Brown District action will begin at 7:30 Football gained 5 to the 1 but, on 4th and p.m. at Hornet Field. 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KNABE'S CABINETS, steel Muenster, 759.2232 siding, vinyl siding, construction work and County Clerk Hwy. 82 Saint Jo estimates. Call 759-4559. I on the City Squat. 0.15.33 Evelyn Open. 9 12, 1 - 5 REAL ESTATE VISA STATE INSPECTED meat Tuesday Ova Saturday processing plant. Bring in your Walterscheid animal Tuesday or Thursday. 1995 Buick FOR SALE: 3 bedroom ( I FOR SALE 2-2-1 MEI with 18171995-2445 add-ons. kitchen and laundry Fischer's Meat Market, 759- Read For Delivery , (DEMOC) large master bedroom), 1-1/2 Complete Western Wear LeSabre Limited appliances included. May be 4211. Pt Poi Ads Iry EAANA all IA set old. bath house close to church and 141 Soar 00E0 st. arkena. rr hem moved. $25,000. North Texas toren EnnreFamily school, with large utility room, Boons. Saddles 6 Tack living room, kitchen, central Sales Group, Margaret, 665- MS91, 524,528 heat and air, just refinished, 5982. 10.7 Bob's Auto County 925 N. Main. ALSO: 3-room PR * 20,995 COUNTRY ESTATES: No. 1 Commissioner house with 1 bah, 921 N. 4TT8L Residential building locations Service Maim Call 759-4471. Railroad Ties In Stock Nowt 615..X for sale. Lois from 2 acres to 12 The Front Room acres available. 2 miles east of 1994 GMC Sonoma RESIDENTIAL BUILDING COMMUNITY Handmade Jewelry Virgil Hess Muenster on FM 2739 and LOCATIONS are available in • Automatic Transmission County Commissioner, Ilwy. 82. Call 817-759-4143 Community Estate, Lindsay, LUMBER CO. Service 8 Overhaul Pct. 4 for 1110re information. 200 E. Division, Democrat Texas, including 25 platted 6 7 .3.7( • General Automotive Repair locations, paved streets and 759-2248, Muenster Pt Pet Mr. by WO J Ness • Labe 8 Oil Change sox 431 Mum., TX rasa underground utilities. For more Po HOUSE FOR SALE: nf or ma [ion, contact R. 0. Walterscheid 2-story house, 3 bedrooms, 2 Community Lumber Company, For Sep, SyStem• 323 El. Main, Muenster 1/2 baths, 2300 square foot, Muenster, 759-2248. ROEBIC K.37 759-4474 or 759-2713 water well, fenced-in back All Remaining '94 Models 3.26.XE Septic Tank yard with storage shed and Liquefier Priced to Sell!! FOR RENT pecan trees. One block from V.; CARPENTER WORK 3 Bedroom church & schools. Shown by dingle 1•0410701 ol Pre-Owned Cars and Trucks Huge Selection app 't. Call after 5 p_rn , all day MIA inotodt 0s." 74 WANTED MOBILE HOME FOR Brick Home el,ging ot•imptic Many More To Choose From weekends. 759.4592 lank And is 8600 n 001 Also odd fobs RENT: 2 bedroom, fully for sale on one acre of 709 N. Elm, Steve Klement .1140tiv• 1 or ono 1992 Ford F-150 JILT 1989 Pontiac Bonneville SE furnished, a block from school whole 0741 Reasonable rates land just outside of 1-Owner • Erna Clean Local 1-Owner • Low Miles •Extra Clean • $6995 on N. Walnut. Phone 759-2938, Jerome Pagel. Muenster. 2 full baths, 280 Acre Farm For Community Lumber Co. Ernie Martin. 759-4650 1991 GMC Sonoma Reg. Cab 4.1ax gameroom, 2100 square tow, 67 Atva•tur IS, MP 1990 Pontiac Grand Am Sale (Harrison Place) 30.000 Miles • Extra Clean FOR RENT: High pressure R. living, carport, vinyl 40.000 Miles • Loadadl • $6,995 70 acres bennutla grass Self Employed? sprayer, 2500 lbs. For siding, large front yard 1993 Ford Taurus CL Saden Muenster 210 acres native AFFORDABLE [Moving Noll, el. with spnnkler system and TRAILER PARTS 1-Owner • Laded! • 112,995 1969 Chevy Pickup Building Center, 421 N. Main, fenced in back yard . blue stein pasture. AND SUPPLIES HOSPITAL Classic • Nice • 12.991 759-2232. 1990 Buick Pa rk Av.. Call or leave message: Good Water well and corral. STRUCTURAL STEEL COVERAGE 817-759.28 , 3 1-Owner • Immaculate ConcilliOni 1994 Pontiac Grand PrIg Sedan 2 horns 3 ponds AND PIPE at GROUP RATES Factory Warranty • Loaded! • 2 To Choose From U-Store & Lock miles southwest of Muenster. Complete Line. Cant Milton Fete 1992 Olds Della 88 National Assn of the Extra Clean • se 995 Mini-Warehouse Reserve the rigid to reject of Bolts and Self EnNiloyed 1992 Cavalier FIS Coup. Efito .464r900 1989 Cadillac Flee twood Seder Local 1-Owner • 30,000 Miles • $7.895 any or all bids. Miscellaneous 11n1,014opt 736-3127 Loaded) LoadedlLocal 1.0wner WANT TO BUY: NM/Super Send sealed bids by Hardware 851 movie projector. Urban 1981 Buick LeSabro Dated October 15, 1954 In: Endres, 759.4300 or 759-2533 . METAL 1991 Cadillac S• den de VIII. 50.000 Miles • Extra Clean • $2.995 Henry Growing. Jr Septic Tank * Local • 1.Owner arnacularei 611.495 ed 665-4896 RI 4 sox 393 SALES, Muenster Gaines011, TX 1637 4 1 7 Cleaning Rental INC. Contractors Ilieliwey 52, 116.411 Vacuum Service Brown Motor Company, Inc. Enterprise FAX # i..7 Kiyer Homeowners 1,, or GidNivvvillr t .t,i Hwy S.' 111 % Equipment tittle - .1, 1 Wry-[3l,lri 721.5 or 710- 11. Gainesville Craw:aril° nen,' 759-4110 B1 uu •

l' 61- 14 - OCTORFR 14, 1994 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Landowners' County Agent's Report by Craig Rosenbatun _Farm/Ranch Rights Week LATE SEASON SOYBEAN ACT NOW TO CONTROL ground when no rain is expected by Arthur W. Nagel TOUR FIRE ANTS FOR SPRING for 24 to 48 hours. If possible, Landowners' Rights Week. A Late Season Soybean Field Day Fire ants can't be eradicated yet, treat in the cool of the morning or House passes legislation October 16-22, 1994, is the time for and Tour will be held on Thurs., but they can be controlled in lawns, evening. Bait products can not be everyone to reflect on and celebrate Oct. 20, beginning at 9 a.m.. at the especially if action is taken in the applied as mixtures with seeds or the bounty we enjoy because of the Soybean Variety Demonstration. fall instead of waiting until spring. fertilizers since bait attractiveness dedicated stewardship of of reorganized USDA This demonstration is located on Dr. Mike Merchant, Entomologist to the ants will be lost. landowners. Every acre of the Arnold Fuhrmann Farm north with the Texas Agricultural Exten- If individual mound treatments are Congressman Charles Stenholm tanners. to administer and oversee agricultural production, small sion service, recommends a control needed, wait two to seven days af- al-Stamford) announced that both USDA programs for a county or business and high-rise office of Lindsay. Take FM 1199 north approximately 3 1/2 miles north of program called the 'Two-Step ter broadcasting the bait before the Senate and House of area. complex or shopping mall •gins Method' for lawns in highly in- treating. 'Nuisance" mounds are Representatives have approved • Establishes an independent with a piece of land someone owns. Highway 82; then west past the Fuhrmann Dairy to County Road fested areas in the eastern half of those around the mail box or by the legislation drafted by the House National Appeals Division to Texas comprises 130 million acres. Texas. gate which need to be eliminated Agnculture Subconunittee be chairs handle administrative appeals of And 97% of those acres are 4 1 1_ Following the Variety Tour, we This program uses the annual or right away. providing for a major department decisions. privately owned. semi-annual broadcast application "Escape" mounds are colonies • Separates USDA meat and will view the various tillage plots. reorganization of the U.S. The central importance of private of one of the effective fire ant bait that were not affected by the bait food safety activities from its farm Arnold has planted a demonstration Department of Agriculture property is its linkage v.. the products like Amdro or Logic (also treatment. Ants in these mounds (USDA). marketing activities through using conventional and no-till individuals exercise of liberty and sold as Award, Ortho Fire Ant Bait may have been feeding on another, This legislation was the establishment of an Under firedan. methods with both grain drills and or Hi-Yield Fire Ant Killer contain- more attractive source of food culmination of a painstaking and Soaetary for Food Safety. planters. We will offer one hour Arizona Governor Symiegton. ing Logic). when the bait was applied. Colo- birsunsan process that began in the •Establishes an Office of Risk wrote with his signing of An. ilia 's Continuing Education Unit toward The second step is to use an indi- nies may also have migrated into last Congress and included hearings Assessment and Cost-Benefit Private Property Rights Act in lune. your Pesticide Recertification at the vidual fire ant mound treatment the bait-treated area Very few in Texas. Washington. IX - . and Analysis to evaluate the 1992. "the right to hold and enjoy Field Day. If you have any product--a dust, drench or granular mounds will need to be treated eight other states." said Stenholm. cost/benefits of major proposed private property is as fundamental questions, call the County insecticide--to treat 'nuisance' or individually once the effects of a "The final hill was designed to regulations. to ordered liberty as any right Extension Office 668-5412. successful bait application have improve both the 1 s structure • Maintains a separate USDA enumerated in the American 'escape' mounds. Because of the RECERTIFICATION slow-acting nature of bait-formu- been achieved. The "Two-Step- and services. and will give us a resource conservation agency to Constitution. The right to property REMINDER Method" is considered appropriate USDA that is more efficient, client- administer all agriculture-related is a civil right, no less than l the lated fire ant insecticides, they are for most turfgrass in heavily in- friendly. and prepared to face the conservation programs, except for rights to freedom of speech and ! If you need to get a Pesticide best applied in the fall to produce a challenges of tomorrow ." those programs assigned to the new worship, and the rights to due License, call the Extension Office fire ant-free spring. Amdro, when fested areas, but there are other Consolidated Farm Service process and equal protection under as soon as possible. We will be applied at a rate of 1 to 1 1/2 approaches. In small areas with Key provisions of the USDA Agency. the law'. offering the training at 5:30 p.m., pounds per acre, provides its maxi- low ant mound numbers or when it reorganization package: The House-passed reorganization The rights of landowners have Oct. !7, and 8 a.m., Oct. 18. The mum control three to six weeks af- is important to preserve native ant Reduces total USDA bill is the first major overhaul of the been compared to a bundle. The south Basement door of the Court- ter application. Products containing species. individual mound treat- employment by 7.500 staff over the USDA since it was established in bundle is made of the many rights house will be open on the 17th. Logic act much more slowly, since ments may be more appropriate. next live years. Most of the staff the 1930s- In addition to possessed by landowners. The Test will be given at 5 p.m., these products do not kill worker Also, slow-acting, bait-formulated cuts will occur in the Washington eliminating thousands of jobs. Here are some One is the right Oct. 18, by Texas Department of ants but prevent the production of products may not be suitable in office. and will achieve nearly SI closing field offices, and to refer to a piece of property as my Agriculture representatives in the new workers. flood-prone areas. And finally, the billion in budget savings over the consolidating programs, the land, my private property. You Little Theatre area at North Central Ants in the mound at the time of use of baits and individual fire ant next five years. legislation will reprioritize the have the right to put a fence around Texas College. treatment must die off naturally. mound treatments will not prevent • Closes or consolidates department's services. it at your boundary lines. You have Also, a six hour Recertification Maximum effects from these 'in- ants from migrating into or colo- approximately 1.100 USDA field Over the years. USDA has been the right to erect "Private Property" Session will be held from 6 to 9 sect growth regulator' insecticides nizing treated areas. In those areas offices. aiticized on several fronts -- from signs and laws of the land and the p.m. the evenings of Oct. 18 and occur three to nine months later. where absolutely no ants can be tol- • Combines the Agricultural its field structure and multi- courts will support you when a per 19 at the North Central Texas All bait products are approved for erated, surface treatments of con- Stabilization and Conservation departmental jurisdictions, to the son ignores your signs and enters or College Little Theatre. use around the home, but none are tact insecticides may be nerescaTy , Service ( ASCS), Federal Crop adequacy of services and benefits stays on your land without your per registered for use in home gar- Whatever fire ant control efforts Insurance Corporation (FCIC), and and the required paperwork. mission. You have the right to use dens. are used, take care to follow use Farmers Home Administration according to Stenholm. your land as you deem appropriate Bait-formalatedproductsgenerally instructions provided on the product FmHA) into a single Consolidated -This legislation allows USDA to stewardship so long as you bring no use processed corn grits. The ac- label. None of the methods of fire Farm Service Agency. and requires effectively address these concerns harm or damage or a nuisance to tive ingredients are dissolved in ant control available today will collocation of all USDA field and carry out its modern-day other persons and their property. soybean oil which coats the grits. totally eliminate ants. Plan to re- offices. Sharing office space. responsibilities by adjusting the It is because of the right of The product must be fresh: if the apply treatments as needed for as equipment and personnel will structure and direction of the compensation to the landowner (too soybean oil is old or exposed to air. long as control is desired. reduce overhead expenses and current system.' said Stenholm. "It expensive) that governmental Tolerance is the oil which it becomes rancid and unattractive References to commercial products ultimately provide 'one-stop" is now up to the USDA and the regulatory agencies often refuse to rates the friction out of life. to foraging ants. or tradenames are made with the service. House Agriculture Committee to recognize their acts as takings. Baits are best applied using crank- — Wilbert E. Schneer understanding that no discrimi- ' • Requires the establishment of ensure this legislation is claiming "public interest' or police type seeders or spreaders. Hand- nation is intended and no endorse- local Consolidated Farm Service administered in a responsible and powers" of government in order to Don't overdo it. This is the held or over-the-shoulder spreaders ment by the Texas Agricultural Agency committees, comprised of meaningful manner." avoid payment of compensation. pace that kills. -- N. Marsh are best for treating small areas. Extension Service is implied. But ask yourself....why should a Apply baits in the fall to dry landowner alone carry the burden Keep your 1994 crop! of lass of economic use and income of some or all of his property in the National leaders of several Farm lenders are also encouraged 'public interest', whatever that is. farm organizations met recently in to be as flexible as possible. thus Be thankful for landowners who, in Washington. DC to announce a encouraging producers to market in owning and using their piece of joint effort to encourage producers such a way as to increase income Texas. recognize they are but to retain ownership of 1994 and credit worthiness. stewards and that land ownership is production. Stocks of many if we really do have a bountiful a cherished right to be guarded commodities are very low. How crop ,antis the country. poor prices constantly. Texas is the giant ev er. forecasts of bumper crops will not .allow farmers, rural among the states because of the have held prices at levels that will communities and the national vision and work of its landowners. put many producers out of business. economy to benefit. If we had a Landowners who love their land. 'There has never been a better bountiful crop and good prices, we love freedom. and are proud of then time for producers to cooperate to would experience a boost abilities to handle life's situations orderly market their products. throughout the economy that would Rural landowners accept migratory particularly since market prices for strengthen the nation as a whole. seasonal birds, and have been for most commodities are very near 'Please for once. let's work decades. It's their human loan rate anyway.' says Don together." he said. 'Keep control of 'protectors'. persons unable to read Kimbrell. president of the your production until we see a PRIVATE PROPERTY signs that American .4gnculture Movement of better price " are not welcome Trans. The national leaders also urged Secretary Espy to raise loan rates to Horse Expo Oct. 22 and 23 at least the 5 year average price. The Wichita County Extension If anyone wants more The Seaetars was also encouraged Horse Committee will host their information, please contact Georgia to make the fullest use of his 1994 Horse Expo Oct. 22 and 23 at Gregg at 817-855-3427 or Ed discretion to announce the opening the Sheraton Hotel by the Falls in Harrill at 817-855-3226. of the Farmer Owned Reserve_ Wichita Falls

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