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VOLUME LII, NO.23 TWO SECTIONS 14 PAGES WITH INSFR I MAY 13,1988 Long and varied agenda keeps Muenster City Council busy by Jean Pagel each year for five years, he said. ticipation of Muenster police of- Items ranging from results of John Pagel, president of the ficers in a four-county task force Saturday's City Council election Muenster Chamber of Commerce to combat crime in Montague, to the lead concentration in Industrial Board, said the board Grayson, Fannin and Cooke Muenster drinking water made a supports the abatement, stating counties. long and diverse agenda for the that the new mill will increase "We promised the citizens we'd City Council at its meeting Mon- employment and sales tax income do anything we could to help them day night. for the city. out, and this seems like a good Celine Dittfurth, city secretary, "We members of the Industrial way to do it," Alderman Klement administered oaths of office to Board are here to voice our opi- said. three aldermen elected Saturday. nion in favor of the abatement," Construction of new tennis Pat Dennis received 126 votes to Pagel said. "This is just one thing courts at Muenster City Park was win Place I, incumbent Aubrey we can do to encourage new discussed by Council members, Tuggle received 122 votes to win businesses and growth here." but action was tabled until Place 2 and incumbent Claude Council members expressed specifications of Texas Power & Klement won Place 4 with 130 their approval of the abatement Light could be discussed with the votes. None of the positions were but could not take action on it Muenster Jaycees. In an agree- contested. A total of 142 ballots because of a possible legal pro- ment, the Jaycees will pay $20,000 were cast in the election. cedure that must be followed. for construction of the courts, • THE WORKING COWBOYS of the Cross-N Ran- buckles and a cash prize. The Cross-N team consists New business for the Council ch of Era placed first at the Bill Biffle Memorial Ran- of David McClusky, David Alpin, Robbie Tuggle began with Steve Gilland of W. ch Rodeo last weekend. Billy Biffle, left, and Gerald and Herbert Richardson. Scott Whaley, an auditing com- . Biffle, right, presented team members with belt 1.1e Harm.. Photo pany in Bowie, reporting on Muenster's financial operations from October 1986 through September 1987. Welcome back, Leon! Included in Gilland's report was the fact that general revenues of the city during the fiscal year were MISD prepares for summer $455,151 but expenditures were $482,593. by Elaine Schad School and Texas Tech Universi- cost of about $19,000. Some im- "But your sales tax income has Leon Klement, who previously ty, Bass has traveled more than provements will be made to the been very stable, and that's good served a term of office on the 250,00 miles in both the United pole vault and broad jump pits at for the city," Gilland said. "I've Muenster ISD several years ago, States and in foreign countries the track, and some new gravel seen some (cities) lose as much as was welcomed back to the Public representing the Future Farmers will be added to the stadium park- 25 percent." School Board of Trustees in the of America as both a former state ing lot. Also appearing before the election held Saturday, May 7. and national president. "We had a The district will replace three Council was Ronnie Felderhoff, a He was the winner in a 3-way lot of applicants, and look a lot of cafeteria doors with new glass manager of Muenster Milling Co. t tt‘A contest for Position 7, receiving time in selecting a teacher for this doors; will purchase four new Felderhoff said construction on a THIS IS THE official Muenster Centennial logo adopted at the City 100 votes; Ray Wimmer received position," said Charles Coffey, electric typewriters and one new new mill for the business on South Council meeting Monday. Adopted from the original design by Peggy 50 votes; and Gerald Walterscheid Muenster superintendent. word processor for advanced Main is set to begin within eight Grewing, the emblem will soon appear on lots of Centennial-related items received 48 votes. The school board has also hired classes; will perform normal bus weeks. He requested that the and paperwork. Not contested were Positions 3, Noma Bass, Joe's wife, as a high repairs and maintenance to band Council consider granting a five - 5 and 6. Tom Flusche received 180 school math and computer math equipment. year tax abatement for the new Rezoning of lots in block 42, the while the Texas Parks and votes; Harold Bindel drew 175; teacher, replacing Mrs. Ward who Muenster Telephone Co. has facility similar to tax relief given block east of the post office, from Wildlife Department will pay the and D.J. Hellman drew 173. will be teaching in Gainesville next received the bid to upgrade the by the Council in 1977 for con- resident to business was discussed remaining $20,000. The Muenster School Board has year. A graduate of Grand Saline district's telephone system. The struction of Valenite Metals on by the Council. Muenster Mutual The area of the park judged to hired two new teachers to add to High School and the University of board has also asked Coffey to West Hwy. 82. Insurance had requested to build be most suitable for the new the faculty for the 1988-89 school Texas at Tyler, Mrs. Bass has obtain information concerning a "I'm not asking you to cut my an office on a lot there, but a courts lies under TP&L transmis- year. taught for two years at Plainview. drip irrigation system for the foot- taxes out all together," Felderhoff public hearing on an ordinance to sion lines, east of the new Joe Brad Bass will be the new The school district has also ap- ball field, and the board accepted said. "Just help me hold them rezone the block must be held restrooms. One of the TP&L vocational agriculture teacher, proved a list of summer projects a bid from Star Bus Sales of Huff- down for a little while." before the Council can grant the specifications that concerned replacing longtime teacher Edgar to prepare facilities for the fall. man for $778 to sell a 1973 model The tax abatement would save building permit. Council members was a require- Dyer, who is retiring at the end of The district has decided to pave surplus school bus. the business about $7,500- $10,000 The Council approved par ment that no gates or fences this year. a section of Seventh Street just in higher than 8 feet be constructed A graduate of Vernon High front of the school building at a in the area. In other action, the Council: - Approved paving of Seventh Tax transfer: how it Street from the east end of the ex- Sacred Heart Talent Show isting blacktop to the Muenster Public School driveway going north. The school will pay the will affect Muenster Please See CITY, Page 2 by Elaine Schad CCAD when that time ends in While county officials are get- 1990. After that time, the City of Chamber ting ready to take over property Muenster may again decide to col- tax collections from the Cooke lect its own taxes, or may choose County Appraisal District, to contract with either the CCAD hears bed, Muenster city officals are still or the county. waiting to see how the transfer will "We really just have a wait and affect the collection of Muenster see attitude," Dittfurth said. "If it city taxes. goes pretty well, they may decide breakfast Because of the successful Nov. 4 to go ahead and let them collect referendum which mandated that the taxes after the two years." the county take over tax collec- There's little doubt, however, talk Tues. tion, the City of Muenster will lose that the city will pay more to have Gary Morris is a self- the authorty to collect its own city taxes collected when it goes proclaimed tourist. "I like to get taxes. That means Muenster tax- over to the county. Since the city out of Dallas, get away and cool payers will have to travel to now uses in-house personnel to it. Fredericksburg is one of my Gainesville beginning Oct. I to collect taxes, there is virtually no favorite places but Fredericksburg pay their city taxes along with cost. It will cost the CCAD about is four hours away." their county and school taxes. $94,000 this year to collect taxes Morris presented an informal Since the city has used its own for 13 entities. That cost is divid- talk to the Chamber of Commerce personnel to collect its own taxes ed, and each entity is billed accor- monthly luncheon meeting Tues- over the years, the city expects to ding to the size of its total tax levy. day at The Center. He has recently pay more for tax collection now On a comparison basis, the been introduced to the that its out of their hands, said Ci- Walnut Bend and Sivells Bend Muenster/Saint Jo area by his ty Secretary Celine Dittfurth, who ISD both have approximately the secretary, Carol Fuhrmann. is in charge of city tax collection. same tax levy as the City of "Carol told me about "I'm just trying to keep all my Muenster. It will cost between Muenster. I came up to take a records up to date," Dittfurth $700 and $800 for each of those look and fell in love with your said. "But I'm going to continue districts to have their taxes col- town and your friendly people," to keep track of things, because I lected for 1988. he told the Chamber members. don't want to be in the same posi- Whatever the outcome, Ditt- While visiting, Morris stopped in tion we were back in 1981," Ditt- furth said the city plans to keep There was a wide variety of talent on display to a at the Chamber office to inquire furth said. close tabs on tax collection, tax good-sized crowd Friday evening. Sacred Heart about availability of a "bed and In 1981 when appraisal districts rolls, and delinquent taxes over Community Center front steps became a stage and breakfast." "Not available yet," • were created by state legislation, the next two years in case the city the audience occupied the parking lot while clouds said secretary Maudine Griffin. the city was forced to allow the decides to again collect taxes in threatened, but never rained. Pictured above, Lori During the discussion, Mr. CCAD to appraise its property. 1990. "We're just going to be sure Graham was one of several gymnastics students Morris agreed to come to a Dittfurth said there was confusion that we have something to fall performing. At top right, Lisa Schilling played the meeting and tell Muenster about over tax rolls and records for back on," Dittfurth said. part of the praising girl and Stevan Nasche played the great potential for tourism he several years. Since the county is Below are some of the Jesus Christ in the 8th grade mime performance of sees here. only obligated to handle collec- highlights of an agreement reach- "Forgiven." Jodi Allen, lower right, from Saint Morris is more than just a tions for two years, they may ed by a committee formed to make Jo, sang gospel and contemporary Christian songs. Metroplex tourist. Coming from decide to hand things back to the Please See TAX, Page 2 Irving, he is owner of Morris See more from the Talent Show on Page 12. Specialties. He also serves on the boards of directors of the Irving Good News! Chamber of Commerce and the University of North Texas. He My doctrine shall drop as the rain, my speech shall distil as talked about bed and breakfasts in the dew, as the small rain upon the tender herb, and as the other towns he had visited, the showers upon the grass: Because I will publish the name of the Photos by Dave Fette good and not-so-good, and Lord: ascribe ye greatness unto our God. described it as a good and popular DEUTERONOMY 32: 2-3 Please See CHAMBER, Page 2 y,

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Letter to the Editor: The following was received by A PROCLAMATION Letters to the Editor Mayor Ted Henscheid concerning our police: WHEREAS the Police Officers strive to preserve law and order Dear Mayor Henscheid - order in the community and; I just wanted to write and express Dear Editor: date. The Governor had a choice election and choose the top vo e WHEREAS they undertake to protect the citizens, their homes my appreciation for the courtesy As you are well aware, we are in between May 7 and Aug. 13. He getter for the nominee on the and property and; extended to two young friends of the middle of a very confusing and chose Aug. 13. November ballot. WHEREAS they seek to enforce the laws and create a safe mine by your Chief of Police Li complicated State Senate race with 4. The winner of the August 7. The only legal way for the community for all persons; "Helen" this past Sunday. Two many unique rules and deadlines. special election will be the State Democratic Chairs to meet and NOW, THEREFORE, I, Ted Henscheid, as Mayor of this young friends who raced with to I want to take this opportunity to Senator only for the remainder of choose one Democrat for the City proclaim the week of May 15 to 21 as Police Officers Wi locked their keys in their pickup. explain exactly what is going on Farabee's current term, which November ballot, before the Week in Muenster, Texas. The chief and some of her officers and why it is going on. ends on Dec. 31, 1988. The person August election, is for Ray Ted Henscheid, Mayor spent quite some time trying to help This is not a news release. This to take over the Senate seat for the Farabee to remove his name from them get into their vehicle. 1 0 is an information sheet that I hope next term, January 1989 to the November ballot before the Although the owner finally had to Lir will be helpful to you in the repor- December 1992, must win the August election. The Democratic pop out his back windshield and Fubri ting of this race. November general election. Chairs cannot be pressured into then replace, your chief and her New Centennial Date 1. Former State Senator Ray 5. Farabee's name is still on the nominating a candidate as long as assistants exhibited a friendly con- Farabee filed for re-election of his November general election ballot. there is still a candidate on the cern to two worried young visitors. Leg' Senate seat in early December When he takes his name off, there November ballot. And, Ray All too often people complain Book available Acad 1987. This put him on the 1988 will be no one on the November Farabee's name is still on the loudly about police conduct. Ausu November general election ballot. ballot for State Senator for ballot today. Progress is continuing on the tures for the calendar. Suggestions However, I think the positive Fu Because no one else filed for this District 30. In cases like this, the 8. Ray Farabee has announced publishing of the Muenster should be referred to Bertha comments are equally, if not more, head) seat, Farabee is unopposed. law says that a Democrat must be that he will remove his name from Centennial Birthday Calendar, Hamric, activities chairman, or important. Jel 2. Ray Farabee was offered, nominated for the November the November ballot the day after featuring the birthdays and an- Juanita Bright, centennial Sincerely, other and accepted, a job as vice ballot by the Democratic County the Aug. 13 special election, to niversaries of local residents. chairman. Marilyn M. Neiman The 13-month calendar will be Scien chancellor and general counsel of Chairs of the district and a guarantee that there will be an op- The calendar will be highlighted available on Nov. 1, 1988. APIA the University of Texas System in Republican be nominated by the portunity for the people to vote on with photos of Muenster dating The word from the Activities Mt late February 1988. Because of Republican County Chairs. This all the candidates for State Senate Dear Editor: back to 1889. Residents may place ti Committee is "Don't Be Left Out! thejbdrijanai erstdie(i this he had to resign from his must take place at least 60 days for District 30, before a nominee On behalf of Home Hospice, I birthdays and anniversaries in the Get your special date on the Senate seat, which he did in early before the November general elec- is put on the November ballot. would like to thank Mr. David calendar for $1.00. Residents are centennial birthday calendar. This March 1988. That left a vacant tion. Which means, the county I hope this will be of some Spaeth of Gilbert Endres urged to send in their dates as is a once-in-a-lifetime place Senate seat for District 30 for the chairs must choose their candidate assistance to you. Please don't Distributing Company and the soon as possible. Deadline is May remainder of Farabee's current before Sept. 9, 1988. opportunity!" hesitate to call if you have any participants of the Waitress- 31. viraltTh term. His term ends on Dec. 31, 6. There is a move to choose the questions. Bartender Race for making this Also available will be a Date L All members of the committee inpipeLniganicwitiejjuu ttrac,, 1988. However, his name remains Democratic nominee very early. Sincerely, event not only fun but a great are available for sale of the calen- Book. This book is to contain ap- on the November general election Pressure is being put on the Helen Farabee benefit to Hospice. Home Hospice dar as well as date placements, proximately 72 present-day photos ballot. The Democratic Party re- Democratic Chairs to meet and serves the terminally ill and their of the Muenster community, with Activities chairman Bertha quested that he leave it on there choose the nominee before the families regardless of ability to five days to a page. Hamric and her committee until the Governor called the August special election takes pay. Without this type of wonder- To place birthdays on the calen- members, Herb and Dolores special election to fill Farabee's place. This would put the Dear Editor, ful support from the community, dar for $1.00 each, or to place Miller; Ruth Felderhoff; Lupe vacant seat. Democratic Chairs in the position Thank you for the story about Hospice care would not be calendar orders for $5.00 each, Evans; Evelyn Sicking; and 3. The Governor is responsible of having to choose one candidate our (St. Mary's-Gainesville) possible. please contact any committee for calling a special Senate elec- before the general public could "Women Saints Style Show" in The support of individuals and Evelyn Felderhoff, welcome member or use the convenient tion to fill the vacant seat as soon elect one candidate. The other op- your April 29 paper. organizations such Gilbert Endres any suggestions and any old pic- order form that follows: as possible. A special election tion for the Democratic Chairs I also want to publicly THANK Distributing Company and Muen- must fall on a uniform election would be to wait until the August the many women from Lindsay ster Telephone Company make this and Muenster who came and sup- truly a countywide effort to Name ported us. provide Hospice care. Our first Continued from Page 1 TAX Mrs. Rose Sicking was the patient was a Muenster resident Address chairperson of our committee for and since the first of this year, we hired1wwp9i rhi8oenRoo8dgcc, transfer arrangements. The com- be in charge of property appraisal. the banquet and program. She have signed on a total of 12 patients BIRTHDAYS missioners' court must approve - The county will hire four col- worked many hours making a doll from throughout Cooke County. the recommendations of the com- lection clerks from the CCAD, to represent each of the 30 saints The generosity of the Muenster Name Date mittee. Committee members in- reducing the CCAD staff from 14 in the show. They were outstan- community is deeply appreciated clude Roger Martin, a CCAD employees to 10. ding and beautiful replicas. and will allow us to continue to board member; Bill Sherman, - Total cost to the county to Rose also did the footwork in provide the professional care and pi ttaf CCAD chief appraiser; Joyce assess and collect taxes for 14 tax- finding out the flowers of each support to those who are facing prnaeiwI Zwinggi, county tax assessor - ing entities will be about $100,000 country represented. This infor- one of life's greatest burdens, the -collector; Danny Knight, county if the county decides to purchase mation was then used to make the death of a loved one. commissioner; and Ike Thurman, $10,000 in additional computer lovely floral arrangements which Thank you again for your a member of the Cooke County equipment. It cost the CCAD adorned each table. generous support. Taxpayers Association. $94,000 this year to collect taxes Cora Lee Pulte and Johnann Sincerely, teact - Tax collections will be the for 13 entities. Bezner were both enthusiastic and Linda Lira, studs responsibility of the county for at - Zwinggi's salary will increase tireless workers in putting together Director l luecdrac least two years beginning Oct. 1. by $6,000, if approved by the the script for the show. This in - Taxpayers will continue to pay commissioners, to about $29,000. volved many books and many Continued from Page 1 Calli their taxes at the CCAD office Sherman's $32,000 salary will re- hours. In turn they wrote very in- located on California Street. main the same unless the CCAD teresting stories about each saint CHAMBER Joyce Zwinggi will be in charge of Board decides to change it. from the research they compiled. business. "I believe you have a tax collection. Bill Sherman will - The budget for tax collection It was a Wonderful evening for growth potential here," he said. G will be separate from the county's Catholic women. We thank you He recommended advertising the ANNIVERSARIES Sacred Heart and St. Peter's get-away not too far away. a4,enniljeagdTeaih,dini overall budget. The county will Name Date Continued from Page continue to bill the entities pro- women for joining us in our The Muenster Chamber of is net portional to their tax levy as was celebration. Commerce is dedicated to pro- Print done in the past. Sincerely, moting all positive aspects of CITY - Zwinggi will begin as soon as Catherine Bezner, Muenster and invites visitors to possible to being the transition of St. Mary's Altar Society see and enjoy them. Bed and iultame estimated cost of $19,174.20 and property tax collection from the Gainesville, TX breakfast offers visitors a unique replace curbing on both sides of CCAd to the county so everything overnight stay using existing the street. will be ready by the time tax bills resources. nail - Agreed to pay $25,000 to help go out in September. replace a bridge on Ash Street. i! Iran - Approved a Muenster Centen- deal nial logo designed by Peggy Crew- ing for use on stationery and Rep. Carriker receives notecards. Answers To wish to order Birthday Calendar(s) - Discussed improvements to the (Enclose 55.00 for each calendar) city sewer to conform to establish- Tough Questions educators' endorsement I wish to order Date Book(s) ed safety limits. (Enclose $12.50 for each book) Ht Aspermont ISD kindergarten greatly appreciated in the educa- - Voted to attach a national by Rev. Steve H. Pearson, Total Enclosed $ T notification from the En- M. Div., M.A.R.E. teacher Nancy Abernathy tional community. Representative presented State Representative Carriker was also a House co - Mail To: vironmental Protection Agency to Muenster Centennial Committee June water bills. The notice is of I find the Bible hard to under- Steve Carriker (D-Roby) with a sponsor of the bill which restored 61 Box 149 the possibility of lead leeching into stand sometimes. Am I sup- check in the amount of $500 and small school allotments. Muenster, Texas 76252 drinking water through water posed to be able to understand the endorsement of the Texas pipes. It? Educator's Political Action Com- Representative Carriker, who is - Met in executive session. All Christians are exhorted in mittee. TEPAC is the political finishing his third term in the - Approved a pay raise for the Scripture to be diligent in arm of the Texas State Teachers Texas House of Representatives, city pool manager, Valerie Vogel, studying God's Word. Association. in addition to being active on from $3.35 to $3.60. In making the presentation, education issues is a member of - Set opening day of the city (II Timothy 2:15) "Be diligent Mrs. Abernathy noted that this is the County Affairs Committee, pool at May 28. to present yourselves approved the third consecutive time in as the Agricultural Committee, and The next regular meeting of the to God as a workman who does many election years that TEPAC serves as vice-chair of the House Council is at 7:30 p.m. June 1 at not need to be ashamed, han- has endorsed Representative Car- Democratic Caucus. He and his Muenster City Hall. dling accurately the Word of riker. She noted that his efforts on wife Kathy, who is a certified Truth." behalf of education, particularly teacher with nine years of ex- Would God commend us to his sponsorship of a bill to perience, are the parents of two U read and study His Word and distribute teacher incentive pay on school-age children and one pre - MUENSTER yet cause it to be understood by a more equitable basis, have been schooler. 11.-0 only a few people? Absolutely NTERPRISE not! God does not desire to bring frustration and confusion Phone (817) 759-4311 to His children, that's Satan's David R. Fette desire. CREDIT PROBLEMS? Publisher I- lfreda Felts (II Peter 1:21) "For the Start earning competitive money market • if &Circulation prophecy came not in old time We Finance! interest without locking your money Ms in G. Hartman by the will of man, but holy men away. 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Use other verses of Scrip- 1,S11.141 ,111i1, 111. art. 11.191/. ture to help interpret and un- Your Job is Your Credit Slileol,t I derstand the passage THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE- MAY 13, 1988 -PAGE 3 UIL State Era Board denies request Literary by Elaine Schad For the second time in two creasing student enrollments and - Accepted 48 transfers of both months, the Era School Board has other regulations. new students and students who are winners denied a request that its district The board also: currently attending Era. boundaries be changed in the Myra area. by Elaine Schad Sam and Peggy Sparkman of NOTICE OF MEETING TO APPOINT Lindsay High School's Luc Myra requested the board de - REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MINORITY Fuhrmann took top honors in the annex their property because they Class A Science competition dur- said they resided closer to the COMMUNITY OF COOKE COUNTY, ing the University Interscholastic Muenster school. The board re- TEXAS TO THE TEXOMA REGIONAL League's State Literary and jected the request because the Academic Meet last weekend in LUCY FUHRMANN and Jolanda Wimmer, State UIL Literary winners district did not want to set a prece- PLANNING COMMISSION BOARD: Austin. from Lindsay High School. hale Hartman Photo dent of allowing district boundary A meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, May Fuhrmann also finished third in lines to change, said Era headline writing. Superintendent Dale Smiley. 16,1988, at the Mt. Olive First Baptist Church located Jolanda Wimmer, Lindsay's The board in February turned at the corner of Mill and Foreman Streets in Gaines- other participant, placed sixth in down a request from two property ville, Texas (Fellowship Hall), the purpose being to Science and 10th in Calculator owners in that same area that they appoint a representative from Cooke County's Applications. be allowed to swap school Muenster sent six students to districts. Larry Vogel, who lives in minority community to serve a three-year term on the the state meet, but none were able the Era district, wanted to ex- Texoma Regional Planning Commission Board, such to break into the top three places. change with Dwayne Balthrop term beginning May 26,1988, and due to expire in Jamie Walterscheid's fourth who owns land in the Muenster May 1991. Any person desiring to participate in this place finish in Editorial Writing school district. was Muenster's highest placing. In an unrelated matter, the selection process is invited to attend the meeting. Walterscheid also competed in board this week turned down 12 Notice of this meeting is requested to be published in Literary Criticism. transfer requests of students who this newpaper on May 12,1988. Jenny Wimmer placed sixth in attended Era schools this year. Headline Writing. Other com- s4 The board took into consideration /s/ Frances Pelley, Executive Director how the transfers would affect the petitors making the trip to Austin Texoma Regional Planning Commission inclued Jennifer Reeves in Feature - . district's 22:1 students-teacher Writing, Kim Hess in Newswriting ratio which will extend through and the Debate team of Mike MUENSTER HIGH SCHOOL State UIL Literary winners, Jenny fourth grade next year, but almost Abney and Mike Connell. Wimmer and Jamie Walterscheid. .tame Hartman Photo all were turned down for disciplinary reasons, Smiley said. _Tray 13, "We just feel we have an obliga- tion to our own students and :a----11.12./12_9, 1936' teachers," he said. "We'll con- Lindsay School Board hires teachers tinue to accept transfers as long as they come in and behave .72 1- ci news by Elaine Schad other problems. All transfer next year. Officials will work to * The Lindsay School Board students who have attended Lind- improve overcrowding in Physical themselves." Both the Lindsay and Muenster demands membership—New REA ruling hired three new teachers for the say schools for at least one year Education classes if it can be done school districts have recently stif- 1988-89 school year and made will be evaluated annually before without causing a strain on fee, easement before granting allotment. the month of April. Student academic course offerings. The fened their transfer requirements plans to address district needs dur- as school districts statewide .. ing its regular May meeting. transfer requests will be turned district is also working to improve become less receptive to accepting Flower show will be held Thursday p.m. Warren Dale Elrod will be the down if there are problems, said its tutorial program and purchase transfer students because of state - 1st event of kind in Muenster, to include quilt and new Social Studies teacher. Elrod, Schroeder. more VCR equipment for mandated class requirements, in- food displays. who served for six years in the The district has also im- classrooms. They plan to wait un- military, is currently a Special plemented a screening program til the 1989-90 school year, Community auction Saturday is best of Education teacher in Del Rio. He for new potential transfers which however, to implement a state - season says Bayer — With newly constructed will also help with the football include a review of academic and mandated gifted and talented pro- May We Help program. discipline records from former gram at Lindsay. You? stock pens in the vacant lot adjoining Nick Stoltel's Free prolong:mai building. Rosanna Webb was hired to schools and interviews with Schroeder said next year will be nearing test in your home parents and the students. Lindsay D ■ lama teach third grade. She has done the last time high school teachers FreelPpoini hearing Athletic and social events of CYO to be student teaching at Edison is expecting about 160 total will serve as sponsors for fundrais- a to checkup (ang make held here next week — Tennis match with Elementary in Gainesville and was transfer students for 1988-89. or modal) ing projects for the prom. After s,on Regale ell makes Sherman and dance in KC Hall. a former teacher's aide at The board has allocated about that time, parents or other spon- Heanna• ,gd pmi.iiul 36Dayi,181 Callisburg. $4,500 for upgrading the district's sors outside school will be MOdiCd.OACC.,. Anna Sandmann and George Bayer united Patricia Schully will be the new library materials. Schroeder said responsible. Every Monday at Tuesday at Lindsay — Her attendant was her eighth grade teacher. Schully, who the district already has the re- In other business, the board: Muenster Pharmacy sister, Rose; Edgar Klement was best man. is currently a teacher at the quired 10 books per student, - Canvassed the votes from from 1 to 2 p.m. Gainesville Middle School, is which is state-mandated for Saturday's election. Dr. Jim 817.759 - 2883 qualified to teach in the Fine Arts 1988-89, but old books need to be Neidhardt received 107 votes and Gainesville 817•665-8172 and English areas, something that weeded out, new books purchased Carol Fuhrmann received 103 Weilazie• is needed at that grade level, sa171113 'as well as audio-visual materials. votes to be re-elected to the board. ears .....wyo) Beater Hearin Through Ploferiooal CUT 3,5o Principal Henry Schroeder. Three new IBM compatible Tom Eberhart received 40 votes The school board has identified computers will be purchased to and Mark Metzler received 39 future needs of the district. They improve the computer hardware votes. have already voted to implement of the district. A need was also ex- - Re-elected the same board of- some programs to address the pressed for a lower-level computer ficers including Jim Myrick, presi- needs, while others will have to program in the high school, but dent; Neidhardt, vice president; wait until the next school year. not enough students signed up in and Fuhrmann, secretary. The district has tightened its order to offer the class for next - Voted to cancel taxes due this transfer policy to help officials year, Schroeder said. year on the Red River Country deal with potential discipline or School officials surveyed the Club since it has been given to the teachers' workbook needs for the City of Gainesville to be used for a next school year, and estimated senior citizen center. The district Enjoy cost for the materials was $8,000. will receive payment for all back Better Schroeder said the board has not taxes. yet committed to spending that - Increased required credits for Hearing much on workbooks. graduation from Lindsay High Announcing Lindsay will offer Journalism in School from 21 to 22.5. Today! the high school for the first time

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Gainesville 817-665-0316: Bowie 817-872-2268. PAGE 4 -MAY 13,1988 - THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE -Lifestyle dot Point coup leexchange vowi Melissa Dill of Pilot Point and completed with a royal length candlelighter. The lector and S cre Timothy Pelzel also of Pilot Point train enhanced with multi-rows of reader during the wedding Mass a were married in a Nuptial Mass in ruffles. SEARS was Mrs. Jeff Duesman of Pilot and St. Thomas Church on April 23 She wore long sheer lace gloves Point. 5' with Father Augustine Lucca and carried a cascade bouquet of The organist was Kevin Shelly well as, S.D.S. officiating at 4 p.m. roses and baby's breath. For senti- and pianist was Mrs. Sue wen°. The bride is the daughter of ment, she wore her great - Schoepner, aunt of the bride. The! Clovis and Dana George of Den- grandmother's engagement ring They accompanied Mrs. Andrae ton; and the groom is the son of and carried her treasured handker- Tipton, vocalist, in presenting *6 Felix and Joan Pelzel of Pilot chief. From her maid of honor, wedding music. Point. He is also the grandson of she borrowed a pearl ring. RECEPTION Mrs. Caroline Hennigan of ATTENDANTS A reception, dinner and dance Muenster and the late Fred Hen- Theresa Ames of Denton was followed in St. Thomas Parish nigan. maid of honor. Sharon Roberts of Hall in Pilot Point. The bride was presented by her Valley View, groom's sister, and Mrs. Marilyn Pelzel and Miss stepfather, Clovis George, before Layna Jaresh of Pilot Point were Mary Kay Pelzel secured guest an altar decorated with a pair of bridesmaids. Angela George of signatures in the bride's book. spiral candelabras, the Unity can- Denton, bride's sister, and Since returning from a wedding dle and a large central floral Chelsea Dwiggins of Harlingen, trip to Padre Island, the couple is arrangement. bride's cousin, were junior at home in Pilot Point. The bride She was wearing a designer bridesmaids. is a 1985 graduate of Denton High gown of white crystal organza Leisel Scheopner of Harlingen School. The groom is a graduate featuring a portrait neckline ac- was flower girl. of J. Earl Selz High School in cented with rows of apple peel ruf- David Jaresh of Pilot Point, Pilot Point. He is employed as a fles. The basque waistline was groom's cousin, was his best man. cabinet maker ' by Johnny's enhanced with diamond appliques Randy Pelzel of Pilot Point, Cabinet Shop. trimmed in lace and pearls. Multi - groom's brother, and Danny The rehearsal dinner was hosted layers of crystal organza formed Roberts of Valley View, groom's by the groom's parents at Pilot the full circular skirt which was brother-in-law, were groomsmen. Point Community Center. 201 w. mesquite nocona, tx 76255 adorned with diamond appliques. Ushers were Wayne Pelzel and A special guest at the wedding 617825.6326 by appointment The hemline was bordered with Kevin Pelzel, both brothers of the festivities was the groom's grand- "certified professional photographer 1 s- 24E apple peel ruffles. The gown was groom, of Pilot Point. Stephen mother, Mrs. Caroline Hennigan, Pelzel, groom's brother, was of Muenster. Three attend aig41721111TEE Olney seminar you des orate flac, best/

Muenster Memorial Hospital Seniors was represented by three office Be Sure Your "Wish Card" staff members at a meeting held in MRS. TIMOTHY PEI./1 I is Filled Out! Your Friends ... nee Melissa Dill Olney April 19 from 8:30 a.m. through lunch, hosted by Russell and Family Are Asking For Altmiller and Company, hospital Suggestions! auditors. • Miriam Caplinger, Doloris Keepsakes to Cherish in 14 Kt. Gold and Sterling Lippe and Eleanor Felderhoff were present to hear Altmiller's Silver, Diamonds, Gemstones and Watches report of a meeting he attended in Baltimore, concerning new Medicare regulations. BIBLE Give the Gift The Medicare Seminar told of Quicksilver various new regulations and pro- That Always Fits Fine Jewelry cedures pertaining to cost reports Phc SALE 101 E. California and reimbursements. Gift Certificates Mike Walter Gainesville • Nelson • Zondervan There was also discussion by It's Su 665-4223 • Cambridge • Tyndale 10070 off other members of the firm concer- re To Please recognized for ning pending changes in Medicare 40 fti • World regulations to be initiated within Hour,: Call today to see if 0 We carry Large Print Bibles and have the next three to four years. There photography your senior is a good selection of Bible Cases. were also several reports from Mon.-I ri. 9- 5:30 registered with us! hospital administrators of the Sat. 9:00 - 5:00 • Bibles Printed Free •Gift Wrap Free Mike Walter, son of Mr. and area. Ten other small hospitals Mrs. Chris Walter of Muenster, sent representatives to the was among the journalism Enjoy Depot Days May 15 thru May 21 meeting. iti4-011 * Cfs1=3 1114.* r;;ZE/ 0 students recognized in the annual competition of the Arkansas High Dustin Office Supply School Press Association as an- nounced April 29 and 30 at the and Hallmark Shop convention in Little Rock, Ark. Crazy 11ON D c r,n Gainesville 105 E. California He received an honorable mention About the award for news photo. Movies: Mike is a grandson of Mr. and Cary Mrs. Oscar Walter of Muenster. Grant He is a senior at Subiaco • Academy, a college preparatory 0 school in Subiaco, Ark. In com- C mencement exercises scheduled FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL! for May 21, he will receive his high Last chance to get this offer in time for Father's Day! school diploma from the Make Boxing: Academy. World Championship FREE 8x10 Fight Night Doubleheader with the purchase of a Date our 13-piece Beta Kappa portrait package 40f! PLUS s2 OFF installs new for the Summer of '88 $795 Regularly $9.95 officers with HBO and Cinemax! one 8x10. two 5x7s• and ten wallets Beta Kappa Sorority of ESA in- on your choice of a traditional, stalled new officers on Monday, nursery, spring or fall back- May 9, at 7 p.m. in a ceremony ground plus an extra 8x10 Free held in conjunction with the on a traditional background It's going to be the best season ever. You'll organization's annual salad sup- Bring in any lower-priced ad- Poses our selection. Slack and white per, at the Cooke County Electric get twice as many movies, sports, comedy vertised offer and we'll match Backgrounds, Double Exposure and itl We welcome everyone... other Special Effects Portraits not Co-op auditorium. babies, children, adults and available in advertised package. 111.50 Installing officer was Wanda and concert specials. for each additional person In portrait. family groups. No appoint- Minors must be accompanied by an Flusche, retiring president. ment is ever necessary. adult. • approximate size Leading the sorority for the Satisfaction guaranteed. coming term will be Lynn Dangelmayr, president; Marlene For a limited time only - look WAI:MART The photographer Fisher, vice president; Dolores Pictureland Portrintiviltho will be here through Miller, secretary; Kathy Hartman, Studio Hours; 10 a.m. until one nour Sunday. May 15. what you can get for 88 6 ! Your first prior to store cloning treasurer; and Wanda Flusche, parliamentarian. Kathy Hartman received an month of HBO and Cinemax only 804 East Highway 82 award as Outstanding Beta Kappa member of the year. 6 . Gainesville, Texas The annual scrapbook was 886 . Installation also for 88 presented to Wanda Flusche as a keepsake. Call for installation of HBO and Cinemax today! Invest in Catholic Education. North Texas Communications Co. Support the Sacred Heart School Trust Fund. Original Series OfferexpiresJune19,1988 A memorial gift will earn income for Catholic 205 North Walnut 759-2251 and Specials

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Sacred Heart Parish is hosting a young people and adults who have tance of God and others in their For more information about SEARCH Weekend on June 3, 4 all experienced the "SEARCH" faith life. SEARCH and for applications, and 5. All local young people, as Weekend and seek to share with SEARCH is not a problem solv- please contact the Religious well as area youth, are invited to young people the experience of ing weekend. However, insights Education Department at Sacred attend. "SEARCH." are arrived at which make it possi- Heart, 759-4067, or write P.O. The SEARCH Team consists of The core of the weekend is a ble for one to understand more Box 588, Muenster, Texas 76252, planned set of talks which are per- fully many aspectss of Christian and an application will be sent. sonally prepared and given by living. Understanding opens the The fee is $15.00. The applications team members. Discussions about way to coping with changing must be turned in two weeks "Who We Are, What Is Impor- problems. before the weekend. tant To Us, How We Relate Our Beliefs About God To Our Every- day Life, The Importance of the Sacraments in One's Life, What the Church Means to Us, and How We Can Relate to God on a Personal Level" are only a few of the topics discussed. Besides sharing questions and new ideas, there is an opportunity to share Christ, prayers, friend- ship, fun, and song, in a friendly atmosphere. As a result, an ex- citing community in Christ becomes a reality! The support of Note, so many helps to find Christ in self. Cheer up! Weekends are held for people ages 15 to 22. The weekend is 15 is not so bad . designed for young people of the MR. and MRS. JOE RAY WILLIAMS of Muenster have announced Catholic faith, but other the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Karen Sue, Guess Who? denominations are welcome. to Ronald JoeEvans of Gainesville, son of Jimmy Evans of 408 N. Taylor SEARCH is for anyone who is and Pat Evans of 200 Fair Ave., Gainesville. The wedding will take place looking for a better understanding PIANO STUDENTS shown standing with their teacher, Mrs. Juanita on June 5 at 3 p.m. in Mission United Methodist Church in Gainesville, Bright, are Matt Gaston at left and Jennifer Gaston at right. In front row Ctte./M—se.-4—ste.,Coe-.Cse.,‘—"e/G of who they are and the impor- officiated by Rev. George Thompson. Attendants will be Kim Eldred and are, Ito r, Dobe Friday-Fleitman and Julia Fleitman. Tommy Case. The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Muenster High School and working towards an Associate Degree in Secretarial Sciences at Cooke County College. She is employed in the Jewelry Dept. of Wal- * Service Special * Mart. The future-groom is a graduate of Gainesville High School and is Recital held April 24 employed by Weber Aircraft. The couple will reside in Gainesville. Month of May - Shock Absorber Replacement Students of Juanita Bright were Because of an overnight presented in a parlor recital Sun- blossoming of chicken pox, An- Girl Scouts day, April 24, at I p.m. in the drea Klement, daughter of Leon $1995 pluspartsandmaterials WALLACE Bright home. and Christi Klement, was Jennifer and Matt Gaston, presented in a private recital for to hold INGLISH (When you mention this ad!) daughter and son of Jay and Can- her family, relatives and friends INSURANCE dy Gaston of Saint Jo; Julia Fleit- after the other performers and man, daughter of John Dave and guests had departed. garage sale Patsy Fleitman; and Dobe Friday- Following both performances, On Saturday, May 14, from 10 Gregg's Chevrolet, Inc. Fleitman, daughter of Jerry and the students and their guests en- a.m. to 2 p.m., Girl Scout Troop "Dedicated to Being the Best" Billie Fleitman, performed in solo joyed punch and cookies. 53 will be having a garage sale on and in duet and accompanied Out-of-town guests were Mrs. the Sacred Heart Elementary Phone 817-759.2261 Hwy. 82 themselves in song. Selections in- Elizabeth Rossman from parking lot. Toll-Free from Gainesville 736-2209 Muenster, TX ■ ■ cluded traditional and folk songs Rockport, Mrs. Rosemary Items will be priced from 25 • as well as classics and short Bradberry and Mr. and Mrs. cents to $2.00. Cadette Troop 53 • 1 1k: insurance musical essays especially arranged David Hays and children Nicholas will have earned their Silver 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old• 40 Years *Disability Income for their proficiency level and to and Noel, all of Arlington, and Award after completing this pro- • Health Insurance O develop specific technical skills. Mrs. Aileen Dyer of Fort Worth. ject. All proceeds will benefit the for Groups or Individuals 7.5 Girl Scouts. We hope that you will *Tax Ads antage Insestments • Mutual Funds support them. • Municipal bonds • • Estate Tax Analysis • 5 Yostens at grandson's Contractors & Homeowners 11., menmf r R allace Inglish - Reg. Rep. 40 Ryder Trucks Motor Home Rentals x: O First Communion Most Eipliprnenr Rrund New 665-5863 • Red River Rental 8 Sales 1105 Olive, Gainesville YEARS children, their parents, families E Hwy. 82. Hawesville 665 4896 5 and friends. Sandwiches, cookies 3 and punch were served. The 0 Leonard Yostens attended with • • OLD the Bullions. Later, in the Bullion home, the The Bluebonnets wish to express their heartfelt family and guests were together thanks and appreciation to the following: 3 again for visiting. A special, 0 decorated cake was served. A The Muenster Volunteer Firemen • variety of gifts from parents, grandparents and uncles and aunts and their families with special thanks to Ben Bindel from Muenster who could not at- 3 tend were opened and displayed Everyone who gave of their time 0 and admired by Christopher. for the Rest Stops, Sag Wagons Who Me ? The Yostens spent five days 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old • 40 Years Old• 40 Year. visiting their daughter and and the Registration Hall son-in-law, Susan and David, and Cooke County EMS children Lesley, Brett and Christopher. It was the Yostens' Saint Jo Volunteer Firemen first visit in the new home of the Bullions, who recently bought the Cooke County Distributing Company CHRISTOPHER BULLION property and were still in the pro- cess of moving. and its employees, with special thanks to Urban Endres and Bob Vogel Christopher Bullion, son of David and Susan Bullion of Everyone's hard work and support made Austin and grandson of Mr. and Personal this year's Bicycle Rally the best ever! Mrs. Leonard (Spike) Yosten of so, Muenster, received his First Holy Mr. and Mrs. Al Yosten were Communion on April 10, during a visited by family members Sunday All volunteers are invited to attend noon Mass in St. Catherine of in observance of Mother's Day. Sienna Church. He was a member Their guests were Bob Yosten of a Thank-You Party Sunday. July I0, DEPOT of 48 CCD students receiving the Euless, and Judy and Dan Phillips in the park. Mark you calendars Sacrament for the first time on and sons Kary and Paul of Dallas. that day. They all had dinner out and then and plan to attend! A reception followed in the returned to the family home for DAYS parish auditorium for the visiting during the afternoon. CELEBRATION

May 15 - May 21, 1988 VISA' SCHEDULE 01 EVENTS SUNDAY, MAN 15 Bring a box lunch for picnic In the park , Farm-Raised FRIDAY, MAY 20 Mississippi Catfish

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A reunion of Luke family Fette, David and Pam Fette and F members and Cunningham Russell and Elizabeth. relatives was hosted Sunday in the Joining them were Eileen home of David and Pans Fette, Luke's brother and sister-in-law, F with Kathy and Don Hartman as Bob and Helen Cunningham of co-hosts. Tulsa and their daughter, Patricia In attendance were Dan and Cunningham of Dallas. .5 Barbara Luke, Ben Luke, Mrs. The party was held as a going - Ea Ray Luke and son Preston; Bill away fete to honor the Jim Lukes &al and Eileen Luke, Kathy and Don who are being transferred to Felde Hartman and Jeff and Cindy; Paris, France for the next two famil Mike and Carolyn Powell; Jim years. Jim and Liz Luke and First and Liz Luke; Fray and Nancy children Preston, Emalee and Eric All Webster and Tara and Brad; Ber- are visiting the maternal grand- were nard and Marilyn Luke; Tony and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green, parer Leona Luke; Melvin and Terri in Arlington and will also include Feick Luke and Jacob, Jesse and Josh; a visit here before their departure. Davit Mary and Doug King; Mrs. R.N. sister Davit FIRST COMMUNICANTS of St. John's Catholic Church in Valley an 0 View are, Ito r, front - Joey Prescher, Kimberly Kupper and Edgar her hi Ouellette; back - Margie Hilliard, instructor, and Rev. Gerald Cooney. Als Mato by Elaine Schad Baptism and and O Hennigan Felde Cheh Ryan Thomas Hennigan, son of Agnes Rohmer and Pat and Alice First Communion May O dY Thomas and Lora Hennigan, was Hennigan; great-grandmother He baptized March 19 by Father Vic- Catherine Hermes; Troy and Dina Three students in the second The candidates brought the gifts .ofer have chosen pink tor Gillespie during the 5 p.m. Sicking and Jason and Jennifer; ROSE MARIE HERR and William Joseph Schmidlk grade Religious Education class at during the Offertory including the Saturday, June 25, for their wedding day. Their engagement and ap- Ores Mass. Greg Rohmer; Mike Hennigan St. John's Church in Valley View bread and wine, their First Com- Hens Baptismal sponsors were Chris and Michelle, Mindy and Megan; proaching marriage have been announced by her parents, Richard and received their First Communion munion preparation textbook, Eft and Kathleen Rohmer, Ryan's un- Pat Hennigan Jr.; Joe Hennigan Anna Herr of Muenster. The bride-elect is also the daughter of the late Sunday, May 8, during a Mass and a three-leaf clover represen- 025 0 cle and aunt. and Kim Eldred; Jerry and Billie Joyce Herr. The future-groom is the son of Leroy and Rosina Sch- and special liturgy. ting their faith. SOn, Participating in the liturgy were Fleitman and Dobe; Roger and midlkofer of Gainesville. The couple will be married in St. Mary's Chur- Candidates included Kimberly After the children received their Aunt Darren Hennigan and Jason Sick- Janie Taylor. Special guests from ch, with Father Nicholas Fuhrmann officiating at 5 p.m. Miss Herr is a ■ Kupper, daughter of Lisa and Bil- First Communion with their speCl ing, carrying the Offertory gifts; out of town included Dwayne and 1986 graduate of Muenster High School and is currently attending ly Kupper; Edgar Ouellette, son of parents, Kimberly Kupper played her Jennifer Sicking, reading the peti- Cheryl Rohmer of St. Louis, Mo. Tarrant County Junior College. She is employed as a Physical Therapy David Ouellette and grandson of the Communion song, "Seek Ye Aide at Twin Oaks Medical Center of Haltom City. Schmidlkofer is a York tions. Roger and Janie Taylor and Ryan's godparents, Chris and Martha Gibson; and Joey First," on the organ. Father were Eucharistic ministers. Kathleen Rohmer of Houston. 1981 graduate of Gainesville High School and received a Bachelor of Prescher, son of Pauline and Jim- Cooney then blessed the children's Science Degree at NTSU in May 1986. He is employed as a systems analyst atterh A buffet dinner followed in After dinner was served, guests my Prescher. scapulars and enrolled them into for UNISYS Corporation in Irving. The couple will reside in Bedford. Ryan's parents' home. Along with enjoyed Ryan's baptismal cake, Rev. Gerald Cooney was the Scapular Society of Our Lady. Da Ryan's brother, Darren, guests in- baked and decorated by Betty celebrant. The children marched The closing song was "Let There and cluded grandparents, Emil and Rose Walterscheid. in procession to the hymn, "We Be Peace On Earth." • v their Gather Together." Billy Kupper Altar boys were Casey Kupper Holy gave the Readings. and Ben O'Connor. Organist was 1988, The children received a candle Kay Neu. Eucharistic ministers meal lighted from the Easter candle were Nancy Krahl and E.J. Schad. Schedule of Meetings ISN'T IT TIME TO • churc from their parents, signifying the Usher was John Kubicek. The Th acceptance of responsibility for children's First Communion beau( their Baptismal vows which they teacher is Margie Hilliard. Reunion of classes of 1978 graduation for . graduates of both MAKE YOUR DREAMS decor renewed. A meeting to plan a reunion schools will be held at Rohmer's Koesl observing the tenth anniversary of Restaurant on Wednesday, May Sp 18, at 7 p.m. All interested in COME TRUE? grant planning for the event are urged to wee attend. The reunion is scheduled Aunt for Saturday, July 2. For more in- Hess' Lunch Menus formation, call Robynn and h LINDSAY LUNCH MENU Tues - Barbecue Chicken, SACRED HEART SCHOOL Walterscheid, 759-4308. Of May 16 -20 potato salad, bread, corn, sliced S.N.A.P. MENUS Diabetic Support Group aunts Mon. - Taco, pinto beans, peaches, milk. May 16 - 20 The Cooke County Diabetic bread, applesauce, assorted fruit, Wed. - Turkey Roast, creamed Mon. - Hot Dogs, carrots and Support Group will meet Tuesday, Tri milk. potatoes, gravy, bread, green celery, potato chips, apples, milk. May 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the Con- Debi beans, cranberry sauce, pineapple Tues. - Chicken Fried Steak, ference Room of Gainesville the I chunks, milk. potatoes, gravy, mixed vegetables, Memorial Hospital. Dr. Les veil t Thur. - Hamburgers w/Trimm- fruit, bread, milk. Schachar mill lead the program. moth I heard ings, French fries, ice cream, milk. Wed. - Barbecued Turke> and I Fri. - Spaghetti and Ground Slices, potato salad, baked beans, Karri Meat, okra, batterbread, lettuce pineapple, bread, milk. C01111 it from the salad, fruit cobbler, milk. Thur. - Chicken Enchilada Happy All Casserole, peas, salad, dessert. and bread, milk. godp grapevine... FORESTBURG MENU Fri. - Cheeseburgers w/Trimm- 20th with] May 16 -20 ings, French fries, ice cream, milk. Polly Mon. - LUNCH: Fish, creamed I heard it from the grapevine Birthday, Loui. potatoes, English peas, sliced MUENSTER PUBLIC SCHOOL Clan that if you want to tour the wine tomatoes, jello w/fruit, bread, country this year, you can stay in May 16 - 20 Valerie Vogel! Dora milk. BREAKFAST: Donuts, Mon. - Cook's Choice! zynsl your own back yard! From North juice, milk. 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Forty-eight celebrate First Communion

Emily Jean Felderhoff, ed her parents, her brother daughter of Tom and Becky Steven and sister Cindy; the g Felderhoff, was the center of a grandmothers Mmes. Marie Reiter family celebration observing her and Augusta Walterscheid; an un- First Communion Day. cle, Monty Reiter; the godparents, Attending the Mass with her Dave and Joan Walterscheid, and were her parents; the grand- their children, Jason and Julie parents, Tom and Barbara Walterscheid. Felderhoff and Charles and Alice Leigh Ann opened and Davidson; her brother Danny and displayed her gifts and the group sister Diana; and her aunt Barbara enjoyed visiting during the Davidson. They all were guests for afternoon. an evening meal that followed in • • • her home. Matcher Leo Muller was Also among guests were Rose honored with an evening dinner by 1988 SACRED HEART FIRST COMMUNICANTS and John Henscheid and Jackie his parents, Weldon Chris and and Darrell; Bill and Kathy Doris Muller, in their home, to that time. displayed their gifts. cake and blended red punch. Dexter; uncle and aunt, Ray and • • • Felderhoff and Keri, Bradley, observe his First Communion Guests were, in addition to the After the meal, Jeffrey opened Dorothy Fleitman, and cousins, Chelsea and Jenna; Susie and An- Day. Mindy De Ann Endres, honorees, Mike and Anita Lutt- the gifts and cards while pictures Becky, Barry, Brian and Justin dy Bezner and Jessica. A special cake was baked by his daughter of Bobby and Kenya En- mer; Don Grewing; Lone Knabe; were taken and more socializing Fleitman of Muenster; uncle and Her cake was decorated with godmother, Kathy Lutkenhaus. It dres, and Mindy's brothers, Mit- Donnie and Joyce Trammell; Bill followed. aunt, Martin and June Knabe, and pink roses and a special keepsake was used with the centerpiece of ch, Kyle and Derek, were guests Grewing; Joe and Theresa Grew- Jeffrey received his First Com- cousins Stephen, Jacqueline and ornament by Aunt Rose white tapers, a Bible, grapes, in the grandparents' home for ing; Ferd and Gertie Luttmer; munion on Sunday, April 10, 1988 Nicholas Knabe of Woodbine; un- Henscheid. bread and dove. supper at 4 p.m., when Don and Mark and Carol Grewing; Linda at a 1 p.m. Mass held in the Sacred cle and aunt, Arnold and Kathy Emily's First Communion dress Matthew led the prayer before Dorothy Endres hosted a fried Grewing; Kristin Grewing; Charlie Heart Church. Yosten, and cousins, Rachel and was made by Grandmother David- the meal, attended by his grand- chicken dinner. Luttmer; and Christopher Attending were guest of honor, Kristin Yosten of Benbrook; uncle son, and her veil was made by parents, Gus and Armella The event honored Mindy's Luttmer. Jeffrey Robert Yosten; brother and aunt, Paul and Susie Fleitman Aunt Susie Bezner. She wore a Lutkenhaus of Muenster and First Communion Day, Sunday, • • • Jeremy John Yosten; parents, Sr., and cousins, Paul Joseph Jr. special necklace given to her by Jeffrey Serna, son of Randy Gene and Linda Yosten; grand- (P.J.) and August John (A.J.) her godparents, Margie and Ed and Phyllis Serna, celebrated his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Fleitman of Muenster; uncle and York, an aunt and uncle of To mark a child's First Holy Communion Day and to relate its First Communion Day with a (Buddy) Yosten of Muenster and aunt, Dominic and Valarie Knabe Lewisville. They were not able to religious significance to family involvement, the happy day cousin, Aaron Sicking, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Knabe Sr. of Gainesville; uncle, Troy Yosten attend. frequently includes family gatherings and special or traditional Mary Kay and Mark L. Sicking. of Gainesville; godparents, Alvin of Muenster; aunt, Kern Yosten • • • celebrations after the Mass and also later in the day. Many ob- The boys were also two of the nine and Lou Ann Knabe, and cousins of Muenster; and Cris Aston of David Hesse's parents, Bernard servances include the attendance of several generations. great-grandchildren of the late Allen, Lonnie and Jason Knabe of Saint Jo. and Agnes Hesse, entertained in Hattie and John Grewing whose II their home in honor of his First special day was April 10. Holy Communion Day, April 10, C.M. and Betty Muller of April 10. Jeffrey and Aaron were 1988, when they hosted a buffet Gainesville; his godparents Leo A special cake, gift from honored at a family gathering in meal and desserts following the Lutkenhaus and Kathleen Grandma Hale, held a ceramic the home of their grandparents, 4 church service. Lutkenhaus; Mr. and Mrs. John figurine. The cake was made by Mr. and Mrs. Rich Grewing, who The table centerpiece was a H. Kubicek, and Dave, Steve and Betty Rose Walterscheid. Mindy's hosted a bountiful turkey and beautiful Bible cake, made and Mary of Valley View; Mr. and baptismal candle was used for dressing dinner. Table and decorated by a cousin, Carol Mrs. Walter Lutkenhaus, and table decoration. Guests included Randy, Phyllis, Koesler. Michael, Laura and George of Guests included the maternal Jeffrey, Justin, Jared and Candice 4 Chairs Special guests were David's Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. Leo grandparents, Bobbie and Ken- Serna; and Mary Sicking and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lutkenhaus, and Kristie, Pamela neth Hale, and the great - family. • • • 6900 James Eckart; Great-Uncle and and Patrick of Lindsay. grandmother, Mrs. Catherine $1 Aunt Alois Hesse and Theresa Picture taking, gift opening and Walterscheid; and uncles, aunts Relatives of Jeffrey Robert Hesse, and David's sister Janet afternoon visiting were enjoyed, and cousins, Kelly, Karey, Lacey Yosten joined with him to and brothers Neil and Ken. by all of whom attended the and Josh Insel of Oklahoma City; celebrate his First Communion at Others attending were uncles, beautiful service in Sacred Heart Kyla, Steve and Stephanie an afternoon family get-together Umbrella aunts and cousins for a total of 32. Church at 1 p.m. Henscheid; Jim, Shirley, DaLana and late evening supper on Satur- with Stand • • • . • • and Allison Endres; Bobby, Lin- day, April 9, 1988 at the home of Trisha Endres, daughter of Sherie Ann Bonner, daughter of da, Brandi, Jason and Crystal his parents, Gene and Linda Debbie and Clinton Endres, wore Tom and Kathy Bonner, received Lutkenhaus. Yosten. the treasured First Communion her First Holy Communion in The paternal grandmother, A main meal was served. Used $ 1 1 9 9$ veil that her late maternal grand- Sacred Heart Church on April 10, Dorothy Endres, made the First as a centerpiece and served as Communicant's dress and veil. dessert, the homemade cake was mother, Marie (Sis) Walterscheict - and the day was honored with a Similar to Illustration and her own sisters, Angela and family party in the Bonner home. She also made identical clothing decorated with a chalice theme. A Karri Endres, wore on their Firit Dinner was served to the grand- for Mindy's doll. homemade Communion candle Communion Days. parents, Henry and Mildred Mindy also wore a pearl cross made by the mother, put in a glass BOHLS FURNITURE Attending the family gathering Yosten; the godparents Mel necklace and rings, gifts from her globe with Communion figurine, 0 1000 E. California, Gainesville, 817.665-2871 and afternoon cookout were the Yosten and Janette Hess and godparents, Jim and Shirley En- and gifts and cards brought by the MC VISA DISCOVER godparents, Steve and Marla Fette, spouses and families, and a group dres, and bracelets that were bap- guests, helped to serve as decor with their children Amy, Becky and of uncles, aunts and cousins. tismal gifts from her grand- and centerpieces along with the Polly; the grandparents, Hank and A spring theme was used in mother. Special gifts came from Louise Walterscheid and Ed and decorations. Sherie Ann received a Grandmother Hale. A video was Clara Endres; Great-grandmother shower of gifts. made at church and at home. • • • Dora Henscheid; the Tom Swirc- • • • zynski family; Barbie Barnhill and On her First Communion Day, Yvonne Marie Martin, daughter Donna Walterscheid. April 10, Kristin Dickerson, of Ernie and Laneta Martin, was The table centerpiece was a daughter of Rocky and Roberta accompanied to her First Commu- special cake, decorated by the Dickerson, first visited her grand- nion Mass by her parents and her honoree and her mother. Also in- mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Moster, at brother, Joey; by her grand- •• eluded was Trisha's baptismal her home. Then the family was parents, Lavonne and Peggy Reid candle, and her Communion together for an ice cream treat and Lawrence and Nellie Martin, booklet. before going home. In the even- all of Muenster; an aunt, Estelle Guests signed her special First ing, they were all together at the Wood of Gainesville; godmother checking Communion booklet as a home of Kristin's grandmother, Irene Martin of New York; god- keepsake. where other guests were the father Milton Knauf of Muenster; • • • honoree's parents and her uncle and aunt Doug and Phyllis Lucas Dominic Hartman, son brothers and sister, Donald, Martin of Myra. of Roy and Irene Hartman, receiv- Johnny and Cathy, and an uncle, At 3 p.m., they were also joined ed his First Holy Communion Rev. Jim Moster of Kansas, by an aunt, Roxie Russell, and with a class of 48 children in another uncle and aunt, Dicky and Angela; an aunt, Monnie Reid, Sacred Heart Church on Sunday, Karen Moster, who are also and Telisha and Jennifer. April 10. He was honored with a Kristin's godparents. A buffet meal was served and and barbecue dinner in the Roy Hart- Kristin received gifts from her the honoree's eighth birthday was man home, hosted by his god- grandmother, godparents and un- observed. Her actual birthdate parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart- cle, Rev. Jim Moster, of which the was April 8. A chocolate birthday it's a good time man of Austin. most special is their love and cake was made by her father, with The table centerpiece consisted guidance to bring her to this the lettering: "It's Your Day." of a freshly-baked loaf of bread, special day of celebration. The First Communion cake was to talk about purple and green grapes, stalks of • • • baked and decorated by her aunt, wheat, and a decanter of wine. Bryan Hudspeth, son of Mr. Estelle Wood, of Gainesville. The First Communion cake was and Mrs. Clarence Hudspeth, was Yvonne Martin received a Retirement decorated with a chalice and host honored by his parents, who phone call from another aunt, and purple grapes with the inscrip- hosted a gathering of relatives in Mechal Harrell of Gainesville, and tion, "On April 10, 1988 Lucas their home on his First Commu- from her great-grandmother, Hat- Accounts and received the Bread of Life." nion Day. They served an evening tie Reid of Woodbine. • • • Following the meal, Lucas meal to Linda Schumacher, Great Annuities. opened his gifts, and the cards he -aunt Lu Vogel, Grandmother The solemn event of two received from relatives and Theresa Vogel, and uncles, aunts cousins receiving their First Holy friends, and enjoyed playing the and cousins, Bob and Eileen Communion on April 10 and an rest of the day with his cousins Vogel, and Valerie and Keith; Jim adult (fiancee of their uncle) and friends. Vogel and Shawn, Misty and receiving her First Holy.Commu- Guests included his maternal Tracey; Billy and Margie nion on April 2, was the occasion grandmother, Mrs. Don Fazzino Fuhrmann and Linus, Kevin, for a celebration held in the home of Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Glenn, Julie and Jannell of Joe and Theresa Grewing dur- Hartman, his paternal grand- Fuhrmann; Hank Schumacher ing the Sunday evening hours. parents; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hart- and Bryan's brothers and sisters, Cousins Jason Luttmer, son of man and Tony and Craig; Mr. and Francine of Midwestern Universi- Mike and Anita Luttmer, and 0 OLNEY ■ Brandon Grewing, son of Don - Mrs. Don Hartman and Jeff and ty, and Alan and Scott of the SAVINGS Cindy all of Muenster; and Mr. home. Grewing and Kellye Hess, were Member FSLIC and Mrs. Joe Hartman and Sam • • • two of the nine great - of Austin; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Michael Boydstun, son of grandchildren of the late John and 411 checking Trubenbach, Dorothy Hartman; Gilbert (Bud) and Joyce Hattie Grewing, taking part in the accounts now Barbara Fuhrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Boydstun, was honored with a special event at Sacred Heart receive free David Fette and Russell and mid-afternoon meal which they Church. Katrina Trammell, 11,000 of 24-hour Elizabeth; and the honoree's sister hosted following the First Com- daughter of Donnie and Joyce Secidental Deat h Ashley and brothers Justin and munion Mass in Sacred Heart Trammell of Gainesville, and the Insurance. Talk Grant. Church at 1 p.m. fiancee of Bill Grewing, was bap- to one of our • • • Among guests were Michael's tized on Holy Saturday and receiv- counselors Leigh Ann Reiter, daughter of godparents, Richard and Florence ed Holy Communion on Easter in for details. St. Mary's church. Katrina and Johnny and Jeanette Reiter, was Schumacher of Gainesville; his Come see us soon. Bill were married on April 16. honored on her First Communion brother Donnie; and his grand- Or call and well The evening dinner on First Day with a family party in their father, Lee Haverkamp. His come see you. home following the special Mass grandmother, Mary Haverkamp, Communion Day was prepared by in Sacred Heart Church. was a patient in Wilson N. Jones Joe and Theresa Grewing. The 'check printing extra Guests were served a buffet Hospital in Sherman. Also unable special cake was decorated with meal from a table centered with a to attend were Michael's sister, three miniature statuettes, and special cake baked and decorated Sherri, and her husband, Jack was baked by Carolyn Bayer. by her mother. The guests includ- Gritten, who were in Indiana at The three honorees opened and

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A Mariachi Mass in an old the 98° sultry weather in Nuevo Spanish mission, dining outdoors Laredo, the sights, sounds and ex- along the famed Riverwalk, dog citement in the streets made the racing at Nuevo Laredo: these group oblivious to the heat. were some of the highlights of an That evening, the group went to exciting field trip for the Sacred the dog races at Nuevo Laredo Heart Spanish Club to San An- Downs. Big winners that evening tonio and Nuevo Laredo. were Lisa Hamric and Dave The group left Muenster Friday Rohmer, who each hit a quinella. morning May 6. Along the way, The group returned to San An- the students took a brief tour of tonio late that evening. the state capitol in Austin, then On Sunday morning, the had a sack lunch along Town Spanish Club went to the Mariachi Lake. The group arrived at their Mass in Mission San Jose. Also TEXAS HOSPITAL WEEK Mark Wolf motel, the Howard Johnson's in performing at the Mass were the poster contest winners are (above), San Antonio. That evening the en- young Matachines Indian from Muenster Public School, tourage went to the Alamo, and Texas Hospital Week is Subiaco Dancers. The Mass was an inspira- grades K-4, Ito r, front - 1st place then had free time at the new tional, yet dazzling, spectacle. It winners Melissa Biffle, Eric Miller, Rivercenter Mall downtown. That was an appropriate conclusion to Bryan Hudspeth, Dolly Patel, honor grad evening, the Spanish Club dined Poster Winners a fascinating weekend. Ryan Miller; middle - 2nd place Mark Wolf, son of Mr. and outdoors at the Casa Rio Spanish Club members are Deb- winners Jeff Felderhoff, John Mrs. Truman Wolf of Dallas, has Restaurant along the river. bie Schmitt, Kim Thorsen, Sondra Tuggle, Emily Felderhoff, Dee Dee been named among the 1988 Saturday morning, the students Hughes, Tina Schilling, Jayni Walterscheid and Reagan Koelzer; honor graduates of Subiaco had breakfast at Mi Tierra Cafe Fischer, Amy Jo Walterscheid, back - 3rd place winners Misty Academy, it has been announced and Bakery at the Mexican Angela Endres, Misti McCoy, Klement, Jenny Schneider, Barry by Father Leonard Wangler, Market, then went to the Lisa Hamric, David Rohmer and Fleitman, Christina Ergas and Jay O.S.B., Headmaster of the Buckhorn Museum at the Lone Max Koester. Chaperones were Jump. At left, from Sacred Heart Arkansas college preparatory Star Brewery. The students were Mmes. James Harrison, Sylvan School, winning 1st, 2nd and 3rd school. He is also the grandson of especially amazed with the Texas Walterscheid, Butch Fisher, Clin- are, I to r, front - Kindergarten, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerer of Room and its unique game ton Endres and Mr. Joe Caserta, Adrienne Bartel, Debra Gainesville and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- trophies. The Spanish Club then sponsor. Dangelmayr and Jennifer Rose nard Wolf of Muenster. drove to Nuevo Laredo. Despite Mark's scholastic achievements Hess; middle - 2nd grade, Crystal during his four years attending the Klement, Sauna Endres and Academy rank him sixth in the Amanda Wimmer; back - 4th Two in Hess family grade, Scott Frost, Chris Muller senior class. His activities include Student and Bradley Fisher. Winning Council president, National posters are on display at Muenster win scholastic honors Memorial Hospital all week. Honor Society, yearbook editor - in-chief and photo editor, Renate A. Pagel and Stuart ment Award in 1986. Janie Hartman Photo newspaper editorialist and photo Hess, daughter and son of Pat and Stuart Hess, a graduating senior editor, and Blue Arrow, a student Tommie Sue Hess, have won at Muenster High School, has group that gives school tours to honors in their respective fields of been listed in "Who's Who visitors. study during the past semester. Among American High School CCC graduation slated for May 13 In statewide competition, he Renate has been named to the Students." Scholastically, he was named yearbook editor of the National Dean's List in its tenth ranks No. 5 in his class; he is a by Elaine Schad day's trustee election. Place I Lion of Leon Ethridge, auto year in Division 5. annual edition. She is a senior at member of his Church Youth ..0 Cooke County College will trustee Don Gregory ran unoppos- mechanics instructor, and ac- TWU in Denton and is pursuing a Group; he is a yearbook graduate more than 230 students, ed and was re-elected for a cepted the bid from Texoma Web Bachelor of Science degree; she is photographer; participated in its largest class in recent history, six-year term with 1,155 votes. Offset in Gainesville to print the a member of Texas Nursing Varsity football, track and basket- Hospital during commencement exercises at Neil Tibbetts, Place 2 trustee, was 1988-89 college catalog which will Students Assoc. and the Students ball; was a member of the Junior 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Gainesville also re-elected with 1,286 votes. now be published annually instead Health Advisory Commission; Honor Society and National Report High School auditorium. Trustees accepted the resigna- of every two years. was pledged to Phi Kappa Phi; Honor Society. He will attend the Mon., May 2 - David Lee Biffle, Guest speaker will be Dr. Jim Alpha Chi; and Phi Theta Kappa University of Kansas on a football Suzie Margaret Yosten, Muenster. Williams, president of Grayson Sororities. She received the Cer- scholarship. Tues., May 3 - Michael Joseph County College. tificate for Scholastic Achieve- Becker, Muenster. The CCC Board of Trustees this Attention Wed., May 4 - Alfred Gilbert week canvassed votes from Satur- Luttmer, Muenster; Mary Jane Arcola, Saint Jo. Money Market Thur., May 5 - Alice Hellman, New Arrivals Edward John Schneider, Muenster; Louise Myra Jones, Fund Investors. Gainesville. 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PAGE 10 - MAY 13. 1988 -THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Muenster thinclads compete at state meet

This Fridas and Saturday. six "Wes arc sitting anywhere front !Muenster High School track per- third to fifth in all four events," formers will compete for the gold said Coach Ted Heers. "There is medals in Class A competition. less pressure on us than the Kim Anderle and Stuart Hess will number one qualifiers, so we're in make their attempt Friday morn- a good position to try and medal. ing at 9 a.m. Anderle, a freshman. They have done something many will high jump, and Hess, a people never accomplish just is senior, will throw thediscus. getting here. and MHS is very pro Saturday morning at 9:50 a.m.. ud of them." Deanna Bierschenk will run the Hess is the lone competitor with 800 meters. At approximately state meet experience. He was 12:40 p.m. Saturday afternoon, fifth in the shot put last year. LINDSAY KNIGHTETTES LaNell Sicking, Shonna Reiter, Alternate Melody Klement com- qualifying for the State Track and Lisa Robison and Bierschenk will peted as a freshman in Austin and Field Meet are Kristi Krebs, Felicia run the mile relay. Each event has freshman Melissa Bayer will be illr Hettinger and Lucy Fuhrmann. been narrowed to eight com- other mile relay alternate. J.nle Hartman Photo petitors from across the state and All events will be held it based on Texas Track and Field Memorial Stadium on the Univet News, Muenster will he an under- sity of Texas campus. Valley View, dog in every event Era track Muenster basketball to Austin meet Heading to the University In- terscholastic League State Track and Field Meet in Austin this week camp set for June 13-17 COMPETING in the State U IL Track and Field Meet this weekend were, front, Kim Anderle; back, Deanna Bierschenk, Shonna Reiter, Stuart will be one competitor each from Valley View and Era High The second annual Muenster tion of the camp. Muenster Coach Hess, Lisa Robison and LaNell Sicking. Janie Hartman Photo Basketball Camp will be held this Ted Heers will direct the camp. Schools. From 8 a.m. to approximately Corey Enderby of Era is the summer from June 13-17 at 2nd ANNUAL BASKETBALL CAMP Muenster High School. The camp 12 noon the girls' portion will be first girl from Era in quite some DAMIAN KRAHL is highlighted by an end of the held at the MHS gym. Then from Name Age time to qualify for the Austin week swimming and hamburger I p.m. until approximately 5 p.m., meet. Enderby advanced to state party for campers and parents at the boys will come in for fun and Address on a second-place finish in the 100 Muenster Golf Muenster City Park. It will be games. Activities will include meter hurdles. The Era junior from 7 to II p.m. Friday night, work on fundamental skills, one - Parent or Guardian Phone clocked a time of 17.3. Running Association June 17. Also included from 5 to 6 on-one tournaments, team scrim- events will be held Saturday. p.m. Monday through Thursday. mages, various individual con- School now attending Damian Krahl, a junior at golf lessons will be given by camp tests, and an awards ceremony. Valley View High School, will also announces one T-Shirt Size assistant, Stephen Heers, a former Please register by clipping the travel to Austin this weekend as a Tarleton State University golfer registration form below and mail- competitor in the shot put. Krahl week delay I hereby authorize the camp staff to act for me accordingly to will throw at 8 p.m. Friday in and qualifier for the NAIA Divi- ing to: Muenster Basketball their best judgment for any emergency medical attention, and I Muenster Golf Association an- sion II National Championships. Camp, Box 419, Muenster, TX Memorial Stadium in Austin. hereby waive and release the camp front any and all liability for nounces that its regularly schedul -4 Former MHS standout and cur- 76252. After winning his district shot any illness or injuries while at camp act. t tics. ed monthly tournament must be rent Midwestern State University Cost is $35.00. Call put competition, Krahl placed se- postponed one week because both performer Rita Walterscheid will 817-759-4728 if you have any cond in regional with a throw of Parent's Signature Date Nocona courses will be in use by again assist during the girls' por- questions. 53'51/4". He also placed third in a regional discus with a throw of others. 141'3", but did not qualify for Therefore, the tournament State in that event. sponsored by Muenster Golf 141, Krahl may have a chance to Association will be held on Sun- place in the top three in state com- day, May 22, at 9:30 a.m. at the More results petition since his throws are within Nocona Municipal Course. on German the «sp five in the state in Class A Ft er \ one is welcome . Fun Run... WELDING Ronnie Hess, one of the co- - Certified - hairmen of the Muenster Knights Portable • Farm • Pipe • Machinery • Etc. of Columbus and First Texas Savings-sponsored German Fun Is° Livestock Hauling - 16' Gooseneck Trailer Run on Germanfest Sunday, has Horses - Bought and Sold SObtnitVed further details of in- terest to runners, winners and Ron Page spectators. Day or Nite 817.736-2428 A total of 3,715 runners registered. Of these, in the I5K THE MUENSTER HORNET race, there were 755 men and 257 golf team competing at the UIL women. State Golf Tournament include, I 16 Years Leading runners in the men's to r, Mike Pagel, Shayne Wimmer, race, and their times, age category James Hennigan, Jeff Christian of Service and hometowns acre as follows: and J. Shane Wimmer. Experience DOUBL EpitSAVINGS Janie Hartman Photo ISIS Si..'. Pan Ron Doug 1 ou 49.42 2.5-29 Ft. N'onh Chainsaws Weedeaters S.-NI Graham 50:14 35-39 Dallas Stihl -Toro- Others t onnte James 51,00 25.29 Bart, Ok Fasticlt 2 and 4 Cycle Stark Hankins 5204 19.24 Dallas GAS-CHARGED SAME DAY SERVICE Das Kt Tucker 52.25 25.29 Dallas i 759.4408 Thom Acton 51:27 30-34 Corinth MuensterGarden Center Eton Hall 52,39 30.34 Amarillo In Old Theatre Malt • Clas Davis 52.41 19-24 Bowie 502 N. 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THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE -MAY 13, 1988 PAGE I I Powerful powderpuff Little League ball players pound prey A heated battle raged at the and cheerleading sweaters to sign-up is May 21 MHS football field Tuesday, May represent Brian's Babes. Equipped 2. Brian's Babes and the Forsaken with cheers, chants, antics and Kids, parents and prospective and to assign boys who are new to Few went head to head in hardhit- shaving cream, the squad enter- coaches who are interested in a the league. ting powderpuff football action. tained the crowd. Retaliating and Little League baseball program The program is limited to boys Brian's Babes defeated the For- attempting to outcheer them was are reminded this week that an aged 9 to 12; must be 9 by Sept. I saken Few by a score of 16-12. the Forsaken Few's squad: Shawn organizational meeting is schedul- and no more than 12 by Sept. I. The senior/sophomore team Vogel, Chris Klement, Kelly Col- ed Saturday, May 21, I p.m. at the Those interested are reminded to was led to victory by senior coach well, Terry Felderhoff, Jon Fleit- Muenster baseball park. contact Shawn Flusche, 759-4876, Brian Hess. Assisting were man and Raymond Stewart. The purpose of the meeting is to or Ron Trubenbach, 759-4199. sophomores Jerry Brawner and Playing for Brian's Babes were: determine who wants to play and For the convenience of anyone James Hennigan. Coaching the seniors Darla Bindel (QB), Staci HERKY BIFFLE, above, and Brad Billie, below, attempt to rope a steer who wants to coach, the member- wishing to play, the following ap- junior/freshman team were Walterscheid, Peachy Switzer, during action at the Bill Biffle Memorial Ranch Rodeo last weekend at ship of last year's teams, how plication form is being repeated. juniors J. Shane Wimmer, Keith Michelle Monday, Meredith Forestburg. The host team - Billy, Gerald, Herky and Brad Biffle of the many will return to the rosters, Klement, Mike Pagel, Bobby McDaniel, Melody Klement, Seldom Seen Ranch - finished second place overall. Janie Hartman Photos Thornhill and freshman Troy Michele Huddleston, Jamie Pagel. Walterscheid and Jenni Reeves. Darla Bindel, senior quarter- Sophomore players were Denise LITTLE LEAGUE APPLICATION back, handed off four times to Anderle, Dana Wimmer, Jenny score. Michelle Monday carried Wimmer, Dyann Vogel, Jannet the ball across the line on two Reeves and Marcy Mullins. touchdowns and on one points - The Forsaken Few was made up Name after attempt. Staci Walterscheid of: juniors Kim Hess (QB), Age Birthday also took a handoff to score two Stephanie Bynum, Deanna Telephone Address more points. Bierschenk, Denise Bayer, Carrie No football game is complete Russell, Jennifer Carroll, Yvonne without cheerleaders. This Tinsley, Tara Walterscheid, and Last Year's Team powderpuff game was no excep- Jeannene Walterscheid. Melissa Please bring this with you at the sign-up meeting tion. Kevin Anderle, Dale Reiter, Bayer, Mindy Graham, Amy Saturday, May 21, 1 p.m., Baseball Park Keith Vogel, Yancy Culp and Hoenig and Jane Klement were Marshall Smith all donned skirts the freshmen teammates. Your parents MUSE sign!!!

SOFTBALL T-BALL APPLICATION We, the undersigned parent or guardian hereby give permission for our child to play Little League Baseball in the Muenster League in the summer of 1988, and I hereby release and hold harmless the sponsors, Name promoters and all other persons and entities, their agents and assigns, associated with this League from any liability for all injury or damage Address Seventh Bike Rally my child or children may sustain, whether it be caused by accident or for any negligence of the sponsors or promoters or other persons or en- Phone Sex M They came and they came and Bayer, Mary Page and Susan tities, their agents or assigns, associated with this event or their em- they came, and each year more Apple . ployees, or otherwise. For more information, call Shawn Flusche, 759- What grade will you be in next year? came to swell the total entries for 4876, or Ron Trubenbach, 759-4199. the Bike Rallies for Germanfest. Birthdate: Month Day Yr. From its original size of 145 en- NTSBL set tries in 1982, the sporting event What league are you interested in playing in? (Circle one) that brings people from all over for 3rd season T-Ball Jr. League Sr. League the area to enjoy festivities of one The North Texas Summer of the largest activities in the state PARENT OR GUARDIAN In case of Emergency contact parent Basketball League is preparing for of Texas has grown to 2,820 riders its third summer of competition . Address in the seventh annual Metric Cen- for girls and its second summer tury Bicycle Rally, on Saturday, for boys. Anyone interested in Phone April 30, 1988. participating in the league should This year, there were 1,940 pre - contact their high school coach or Alternate Emergency Call, other Responsible Person registrations and 880 late registra- Coach Jon LeBrasseur at Sacred ( tions. There was such a crush of Heart High School in Muenster. hiependent late registrations that directors The girls will again play at three Insurance FMW needed to delay the start of the ral- sites: Nocona, Muenster and Phone Relationship ly and ride, by more than a half Gainesville while the boys will \""ent hour. travel to Valley View, Callisburg, INSURANCE AGENCY Family Physician Guests who have not been for- Collinsville, Era, Forestburg, tunate enough to see the first Saint Jo and Lindsay. Phone avalanche of bike riders top a To sign up for the league, in- For all your insurance needs country hill have missed an dividuals must complete the player PARENTAL PERMISSION (please read carefully) outstanding experience. form and turn in the $20.00 entry Drawer 0, 204 N. Main, Muenster, Texas I give my child permission toparticipate in the summer softball Co-chairmen of the 1988 Bike fee to their coach by May 17. The T-Ball program, and I will assist in observing the rules and Rally were Ben Bindel, Patti teams will be selected by the player 817-759-4644 regulations set up for the leAgue and I will stress to my child that coaches in a draft to be held May he/she also observe the same rules and regulations. I understand 23. that reasonable measures will be taken to safeguard the health and safety of my child and I will be notified as soon as possible in Softball apps the event of sickness or accident. In case of sickness or accident, I authorize the calling of a doctor and/or providing the other to be turned necessary first aid or medical services at my own expense. I also will not hold the Muenster K.C. Chapter responsible for any ac- This is it! cidents afflicted to my child while playing or practicing the sport in May 20 of softball/T-Ball. Deadline for softball T - ball ap- plications is May 20. The program Applications are due May 20! No later! is also still seeking coaches. For more information, call FUN Signed Date Nancy Sicking at 759-4823. Parent or Guardian Remember, applications will not be accepted after May 20! in the

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Tows including its creditors: Schilling Fina 5132E Take notice that on April 20, 1988, Bethel Morgan, Rt. FOR RENT WANTED 6, Box 702, Gainesville, Texas 76240, was appointed Oil &Gas REAL ESTATE Full-time kitchen EXECUTRIX in Cause No. 12521, styled ESTATE OF ' OFFICE FOR RENT: 406 FOR RENT: 2 bedroom Diesel, Gasoline help, day shift. C.1. MORGAN, now pending on the docket in the County house in the country. CH/A. North Main, 675 sq. ft. Phone Help Wanted FOR SALE: Several tracts of Oil and Grease Also part-time day Court of Cooke County, Texas. 759-4949 days or 759-4386 759-2726. 10.30-XI Nurse's Aides land south and north of Saint All persons having claims against the above Estate shall and evening shifts. nights. I is, Propane Apply al Jo. Some owner financed. present the same within the time prescribed by law. Apply at Call Doug 817-665-0949 or /5/ Bethel Morgan, Executrix 759 2522 St. Richard's Villa Dell 817-995-2970, Mahoney HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 3.13111 RENT A FULLY Muenster, TX 76252 Roh mer's W Hwy 82 Muenster, Taus Realtors. For these and many bedrooms, I bath. 220 E. 6th. 51,2E more tracts of land, call Call 759-4883 after 5 p.m. AU rOMATIC Restaurant 5111 Mahoney Realtors, 104 W. N CR CAMERA Main Street, Gainesville, 14; NOTICE! Texas, 817-665-8100. 5.11 21 MOBILEHOME FOR RE 759-4300 2 bedroom. fully furnnhed„1 FOR SALE WANTED: FOR SALE: 3 BR, 2 baths, Repel those pesky Buffalo Gnats, Chiggers, block from school on N. Interested persons any age, CH/A. brick home with and Mosquitos with Avon's "Skin-So-Soft" Walnut. Phone 759.2938 011 111 I- Several jewelers' FOR SA LE: Mobile to run fireworks stand 111 xt 1• t.1 garage. 759-4914. Bath Oil. 759-2541. Jerome Pagel. eta, display eases. 6' long, Scout trays; ir kr. Fully self- for only 10 days. Please 1983 solid black lacquer bottom, contained, sleeps 6. Must see Crown Victoria jnquire by writing. FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE sliding glass locked doors. to appreciate. 759-2920. 4 Door needs in Cooke or Montague U-Store & Lock Call after 6 p.m. 964-2496. 562E Lone Star BROWN 5 13-XE Counties, call Town and Mini-Warehouses Fireworks Country Real Estate, 665. MISCELLANEOUS MOTOR COMPANY FOR SALE: 130-volt light 1608 West Highway 82 SPINET/CONSOLE PIANO 4214 Proffitt; 2875. 2. 20.,L bulbs, rated to last toff& than SERVICES 759-4621 665.5591 Top brand. Assume $50.00 the standard bulb, for home Wichita Falls, TX 76308 payments. See locally. Call or business. RON HESS 1419! 1,1 Alt Cokogionity Please enclose iinmediately. 1-800-521-7570. broker, land 40/ Lumber Co.. Muenster, 817- phone number 5131•EP Phone 759 2: I i NDER 1.09 150 ( SRI PEST CONTROL ADOPTION: 759-2248. n. 20.XE Das C are (Zen!, 759-4964 LAWN & TREE Hoping to complete family. Well-educated with FOR SALE: Used sofa and por- SPRAYING one child. Wish to adopt newborn. Legal, coffee table. Good condition. CHILDREN and student traits are priced at 25% to FOR HOME DELIVERY OF Brown and beige striped sofa. 1984 Buick Regal TERMITES: confidential, expenses. Call collect 516-496-4934 5017e off of our regular por- Fort Worth Star Telegram 759-4865. S.13-,EP 1985F-150 XITLariot 49K Miles Call Diamond's Exter- after 5 p.m. Weekends anytime. trait prices everyday all year Call Kenneth Tidwell - Collect 8,30.1,1 Car minating (817) 665- 'round at =lemons Fully Loaded FOR SALE: 18-ft. deck boat, 817-458-45)0 Call for your HERMES AUTO SALE 8004. P.S. We still do 115 hp Evinrude motor. Call photography = Beoutiful Truck appointment at 817.825-6326 668-8921 aerial spraying and fer- 759-2905. 4 8.'se HERMES AUTOSALE STATE INSPECTED Meat Tues.-Sat. at I p.m. 212 st tilizer application. 41,E2 1983 Grand Prix 11 11 1 11 111 11 111 11 668-8921 Processing Plant. Bring in your VB, Automatic, Tat $99.00 DOWN, several to animal Tuesday. Thursday, For The Best In Musical choose from, like new from HOLLYWOOD GARAGE (Rase, Stereo, Cassette And Chain Saw Repairs Friday:. Fischer's Market, 759- Instruments Supplies At factory. A-I Mobile Homes, Door, residential arid co•m CANDI, a SNACK - 4211. iorr xt, KNABE'S CABINET and HERMES AUTO SALE Discount Prices1111 217-463-9711 S.6-4E mercial, Mbensier Buildin g - Sales es Sertnic Construction Work. Also DISTRIBUTORSHIPS 668-8921 Ce nter 111 v. No telllry - No Experience 23 Years of Experience vinyl siding estimates and in- MUSIC DISCOUNT CITY HOME ASSEMBLY IN. OR SALE: GLASS SHOW- MARS eon FRITO LAY 113N Grand COME. Assemble products at stallation. Call 759-4559, SAFE. DEPOSIT BOXES: CASH INVESTMENTS Red River Rental& Sales Gainesville, TM Joan, tub enclosures, mir- Muenster, e. 14-, New section of larger boxes tor 52 SOO 550 OW Hwy 82, Gainesville .2 home. Part-lime. Experience r or, in all sties. Installation ARKANSAS mem. OM rent at Muenster State Bank. 665 4896 unnecessary. Details. Call CARD OF omailable ( oniaci Ted CALL 74 HOURS RS 2 DAY t ■ sr 813-327-0896, Ext. W1034. WILL DO HAY HAULING. 8171665 0391 Henscheid. -va .1281 , 800 S42 343 Est .7811 THANKS USA 800-643 8369 ENS 9781 41,11' 759-4483 or 759-4473. r \I tlenSlef 1979 Chevy I %RP`, FOR 591 E.: P01 Y- Malibu Classic CAROM' TO A 's NS FOR SALE: CEME I ERN . .at sky blue, Ion cost, light 0111_, 4 Door ,eight, 10 cent. per square The Personal Touch Goodman's Urethane Thanks to all my I Bends and Monuments, all sizes . 1 ROEB1C K•37 GROWN Metal Building Communilx Lumber ( Scum: Salem Foam Insulation well-wishes during my Reasonably priced. See J.P Septic Tank MOTOR COMPANY hospitalization and recovery. Systems Flusche or phone 759-2205. SI nenster, 759-2248 e. 8.1lcrest Center Suite E. Muenster Spray on Metal Rildlind. ( Liquefier 1 608 West Kghway 82 ft 1 •tt SW Mon. Fn. 9'.00 690 and Roolind Wes Fuson t 'Sli 665 5591 • Commercial Set 9:00 MOO FOR SALE: Number one Call 12141465 4273 - • Industrial 16171759 4740 quality railroad lies and used 0, Pas 14051965.4707 • Agriculture Sewing BUSINESS M. Approved power poles in sleek at Corn- WANTED TO Residential munity Lumber Co., Minn- Machines \ter 817-759-2248. Ls, Community Lumber CO. OPPORTt NI III s BUY Standard or Custom Design Jack's TV and Video Alt Car Wash and Call in for all Now building Heeds I Si lilt Si I, ‘i.ts Septic Tank and REPAIR WANTED: Used Boy Scout K & M Construction Vacuums Grease Traps Cleaning or Cub Scout uniforms. Also 1104 N. Grand, Gainesville Shop 1111711308.0504 adult leader uniforms. Bring Sales and Service Don FluscheT In homier.. George Meier 18171668 6975 H & H Vacuum Service to or call The Hut 759-2911. 4 r1 Makes Antenna &Satellite Randy Kennedy12I41564 5462 759 4146 or 668 7268 loa Sales &Repairs 5655736 HUDGINS Auction II 10 1,1 •I III NIP IS II "I Its!: I 1.111 , FOR SALE FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION [CARPENTER WORK Wheat Straw Bales Call 736-2248 complete dispersal WANTED LEVIS or 759-4690 Saturday, May 21, 1988 10:00 a.m. A lso odd jabs Our Prices TV Troubles • WdfSed Walterscheid Farm 1 Mile West of Muenster, Texas Cell Bill Weathorsed et it Reasonable rote , Ins lease. He has some of the best farm Can't Be Beat BELECTRONICS BILL'STV EMI. Martin, 759 465(1 cal./ IrflICl/r I imve had the privilege to sell. No PO's - 501 Shrink-to-Fit WRANGLERS 2161 E.Hery.12.681.9)00 • 1982 Chevy W. maim 'Rambo Th. • everything sells. & Boot Shoes - Boots Caprice Classic 1984 Cul SUMS I 1164118411P0 Oren $ LOADING AVAILABLE Work Dress Western Door GMC 3/4 Ton Sizes INTERNATIONAL F 986119911Diesel Tractor 2200 hours, cab, Mr, entice. Boys & Student BROWN Special Election Pickup radial rear 18.5 039 filly. dual hydwulics. 2 PTO. SIN 25101920213515. Nocona Boots MOTOR COMPANY ('ommeree excellent condition. WHITE 9600 Harvest Boss combine. Parkins 354 Mail 7. 1988 BROWN 1608 Wei, Highway 82 Diesel engine. flotation tires. monitors. ceb, WI. radio. SAIN64328. with MOTOR COMPANY St rs-t-I 'slurs J.R. HOCKER 665 5591 2011. header, pickup reel A bet reel. Seeder Imlay excellent condinon; 1608 Wet, KO...or A2 Men' s S Eloys Store INTERNATIONAL 190 buck 15' hyd dump bed. JOHN DEERE 510 I nand Texas Senate 207 N Colnlnett HERMES nay Wm. N H 479 Swether conditioner. J 0 9250 21 7 gram drill, a C 6 G.L ■ nesyille 30th District 66, - item no till planter. CASE 516 moteboard 5 bottom; BURCH 2013 14' )0,i, plowing tandem, 1 H 170 field cultivator, GRAIN trailer w1hyd dump; HELEN EARARFE HAY treiler. N W 258 side delivery raw 1301110 fertilizer applicator unit 19114 Ford Musical for tractor, GRAIN auger; FORD Brow cultweloy CASE 3 sacrum harrow, WANTED Therailirbird Needs I railer Paris CALDWELL 7' brush cutter. pull typo: REAR loader for tractor 3 pt. BALE Good Cor Goetsch Piano 2 howl. SNYDER 300 gallon spray unit. CONTINENTAL 44 HD post hole and Supplies Alteration BROWN 214 E. California - digger. J D 41 sickle mower: I H wheatlend plow, N W 479 hey cond.; (nine, BIG I eves, CHARLES FINNELL MOTOR COMPANY HANOVER 6 e 24 Wedeln aide, gooseneck cattle trader, 30' flatbed Person 1608 West Highway 87 Structural Steel gooseneck trailer. FORD IN tractor: CLEMENT 15 yd. gravel. hyd dump 665-5591 and Pipe trailer, FORD 5' brush cutter: HENRY pop up bale loader; OLIVER 12 held .111.8101. drag type 55P & 250 gal fuel tanks w.stand: CATTLE guard Earn extra income 10', HEADACHE rear for foul pickup: WATER pump. 2" portable. RIDING while you work at home IN STOCK Complete Eine lawn mower: TABLE saw. HAND tools: lots more will be added by con STEVEN CARRIKEH Electrical - Plumbing of Bolts and manors Must be dependable with some CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME Paneling - Roofing Miscellaneous All equipment must he at the auction site by sewing experience and be attentive Wednesday, May 18, 5:00 p.m. NO EXCEPTIONS. Hardware - Water Pumps I I arth■ are to detail Unloading available May 16, 17, 18. Heating - Air-conditioning UNCH AK AIL ARE E FREE BROCHURE BY REQUEST 1981 F -250 Super rob Applyat METAL Don Flusche Auction We can recommend an installer SALES, INC. "Since 1967" tic. No. TOE 021 006916 HERMES AUTO SATE HAMRIC'S Muenster Building Center, Inc. P.O. Box 417 Muenster, TX 76252 011 Highway 82 668 -8921 759.4144 Muenster 203N M Muenster. TX. 759-2232 r Nom West of Gainesville 18171759.2832 ■•••4■1=■ THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE - MAY 13,1988 - PAGE 13 FARM AND Procedures for taking samples

RANCH NEWS Soil tests can be only as accurate paper sack, etc.), mix thoroughly, fertilized band. as the samples on which they are and take out approximately 1 pint 3. Do not use old vegetable made. Proper collection of soil for the composite sample. cans, tobacco cans, matchboxes, samples is extremely important. etc., to submit samples. Chemical tests of poorly taken 4. Do not use heat to dry samples may actually be samples. misleading because they do not 5. Be sure to keep a record for represent the area to be cropped. yourself as to the area represented Take one composite soil sample by each sample. from each uniform area of 10 to 6. Be sure sample numbers on 40 acres in a field. the boxes correspond with sample The composite sample should number on the information sheet. be taken from the area. This can When taking the soil samples, For further deatils, soil test be done by taking small cores or use a spade, soil auger or soil sheets and shipping boxes, contact slices of soil from 10 to 15 dif- sampling tube as illustrated. our office. ferent places. Place these in a Scrape the litter from the surface. Dr. Dale Pennington, Soils clean container (plastic bucket, Make the core or boring 6 inches Chemist and Manager of the Soils deep in the soil. (For permanent and Forage Laboratory at Texas sod, sample to a depth of 3 to 4 in- A&M, will be in Cooke County on ches). To use a spade, dig a V- Monday, May 16, to cover topics shaped hole and take a 1/2-inch of Nitrogen Sources and Use for slice of soil from the smooth side Maximum Efficiency. The - Market Report of the hole. Repeat in 10 to 15 dif- seminars will be conducted at the ferent places, put in a clean plastic following times and locations: OUTSTAN0116, by Bill Hamer bucket, thoroughly mix and 7:30 a.m. - W.B. Hudspeth, remove a pint as a composite sam- Inc., at Era. ple representing the field or area. 10 a.m. - Cooke County Electric Muenster Livestock Auction Some precautions in taking Soil Co-op at Muenster. reported a sale of 18 hogs and 551 Samples include: I p.m. - Cooke County cattle last week. Hogs were $1.00 I. Avoid sampling spots in the Fairgrounds in Gainesville. to $2.00 higher; cows and bulls field such as small gullies, slight If producers have soil samples were steady; stocker and feeder field depressions, terrace water- that they would like to send back • cattle were $1.00 to $2.00 higher ways and unusual spots. to College Station with Dr. Penn- iii t on an active market. 2. When sampling fertilized ington, they should bring them to EARL FISHER presented Dangelmayr Ranch the 1987 Outstanding DANGELMAYR RANCH HOGS fields, avoid sampling directly in one of the meetings. Conservation Farmer Award for Zone III. Accepting the honor last week UPPER ELM-RED SW CD Good to Choice 180-275 lbs. were, Ito r, Albert, Jim, Betty, Lynn, Jack, John, Missy and Richard — ZONE 3.1987 — $40 to $42.50 Dangelmayr. David Fella Photo Good Butchers 125-180 lbs. Germania Farm Mutual $38 to $40 Packing Sows.. All Wt $30 to $34 Aid Association COWS Fire, Lightning, Theft and Extended Coverage Good to Choice $48 to $53 Insurance for your property County Agent's Report Antique farm Medium to Good $45 to $48 Canners to Cutters $40 to $45 Locally represented by by Craig Rosenbaum show set for Hard Kinds $35 to $45 Paul Felsch Frank Schilling Cow w/Calf at Side.. $550 to $865 May 21-22 STOCKER CALVES Representing Local Chapter 187 Chinch bugs are causing some Infestations in each field may be Steer Calves $85 to $125 II V X, it damage in fields in Cooke Coun- different - check them - do not Steer Yearlings $72 to $85 ty. They feed on the plant at the make assumptions. by Elaine Schad Heifer Calves $70 to $103 ground line or below the soil, References to commercial pro- Cooke County antique tractor Heifer Yearlings $68 to $77 about 1/2-inch deep. They suck ducts or trade names are made enthusiasts may he interested in Heifer 2 yrs. $62 to $72 plant juices from the plant, giving with the understanding that no attending the Second Annual An- BULLS the plant the appearance of discrimination is intended and no tique Tractor and Engine Show Good to Choice $60 to $65 SUPERSOLE... drought stress. They may be in endorsement by the Texas May 21 and 22 as part of the Hill Medium to Good $58 to $60 spots in the field and also may be Agricultural Extension Service is College and Mid-Tex Pioneer found near borders of the field. implied. Days in Hillsboro. SUPER PECOS! As the plants grow, the infestation Gates open each day at sunrise. = Prescription Shop of chinch bugs moves up on the by Evelyn Yealts, Special events using antique trac- leaves and feeds behind the leaf County Extension Agent tors will be held on the Old Con- Whatever's most Important to you fit. comfort sheath or in the whorl of the plant. Six 4-H'ers participated in the federal Reunion Grounds. The looks or long wear this is the Pecos choice that Chinch bugs are about 1/4-inch Woods Brangus Field Day and pioneer days will be held on 37 BELTONE will give you the most lasting sansEscnon! long with black bodies and milky Judging on April 30. The contest wooded acres. At Hillsboro, turn white wings. The young are red was held in Waxahachie. on State Highway 22 and go about Hearing Aid when first hatched, then following A 4-H team composed of Clint a half-mile north and follow the Batteries a molt they become dark colored Alphin, Marty Rehm and Jeremy signs. to black with a white line across Bayer placed first. Another team Included in the events on both the back. Chinch bugs will con- composed of Shiann Howell, days are rope making, wood Always Fresh 3 tinue to feed on plants all summer. Chad Phillips and Jordon Bayer sawing, wheat threshing, hay bal- Wet damp weather slows their in- placed third. ing, corn meal grinding, lye soap Shop the Drive-In Window 104 crease in numbers. The 4-H'ers also did well in the making, stage coach rides, tractor for all your prescriptions individual competition rating. rides and games for the children. Insecticides must be placed at and drug needs. the base of the plant rather than Clint placed second high point in- Free arts and crafts and antique WAYNE's up on the leaves. Ten to 20 gallons dividual, Shiann placed third high displays will also be set up. Camp- WATTS' of water must be used to obtain point individual, Jeremy placed ing and RV hookups and parking PRESCRIPTION SHOP LOST LUGGAGE control. Aerial application has fourth and Marty placed fifth. are free. 209 N. Commerce, Gaineville proven to be ineffective for chinch Accompanying the 4-H'ers were Admission is $2.50 each with 302 N Grand Gainesville bug control. Adult Leaders Virginia Alphin, exhibitors and children under 12 Lorsban, Furadan, Sevin and Paul and Donna Bayer. free. Parathion have given control when applied according to direc- • tions. It may take two to four days before a reduction in infestation New GMC's following treatment can be seen. • To inspect a field, make five Pickups & Trucks random checks in the field. Insec- ticide treatments should be ap- See us for expert REPLACE plied when two or more adult Automotive Service and Truck Repair chinch bugs are found on 20 per- cent of seedling plants less than six inches tall. On taller plants, apply HOEDEBECK GMC YOUR OLD AIR insecticides when immature and adult bugs are found on 75 perceive 216 N. Main, Muenster, 759-4336 of the plants. CONDITIONER WITH THE Ccutteta Taip TIvtouglt CAMP HOWZE HOTTEST THING IN HEATING BELOW - The Service Club recreation center. Telephones, library and lounge all reserved AND COOLING: for Camp Howze soldiers. (Note the chimney, some still stand today). At right - A It's the "hottest" thing because soldier artist decorated the wall of a pleasantly furnished club it's so versatile and energy efficient. lounge. The heat pump not only cools the home in summer, it also heats it in the winter. Plus, a heat pump costs less to operate than any other heating system. Even a gas furnace. And that means lower energy bills for you each month. Ask your dealer about the all-in-one comfort center: the amazing heat pump. Or if you're looking for a new home, look for an Energy 7 TUELECTRIC Action home with a heat pump. \ Commitment TiI Sin tic A HEAT PUMP. PAGE 14 - MAY 13,191111 -THE MUENSTER ENTERPRISE Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hutson of Denton. nephew and wife, Elwin d South Lake spent the weekend Berrys have guests Elizabeth Scott. Then she wen 0 with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cook the Decatur Convalescent Cer Rosston and Forestburg News Hutson. and their friends, Mr. and Mrs . to visit her uncle, Frank Hancc Ruth Smith Personal Mike Berend of Newport Beach, and beside him was Mrs. Ir e Jim and Janice, Jack and Anne California, visited the Jack Berrys Frank, who is 106 years of age : Call of Gainesville visited and had Tuesday afternoon. a very lovely and intelligent per Announcements come and eat fish with them. who is head drummer in the Nar- dinner with Mrs. Joyce Hanson Katie and Johnnie Cook spent to talk to. She is still up and wt The Rosston Cemetery Associa- Money raised will be used to help cus High School Band in Sunday, May 8. the day Saturday with Mr. and ing with little help. tion will have its annual memorial brick the church. Lewisville, flew with the band to • • • Mrs. Jack Berry and James. Thursday and Friday morn service and business meeting Debra Hill leads seminar Florida for a band contest. He and Mrs. Jewel Gaston of Nocona Louise Shults has guests Mrs. Brown's nephew came o Saturday, May 14, 1988 at the Mrs. Debra Lovette Hill of the band competed with 20 other and Mrs. Essie Agee of Saint Jo Mrs. Louise Shults was in Mon- to help her do some burning Rosston Methodist Church. Forestburg was guest speaker at bands from all over the United visited and had dinner with Mr. tague, Muenster and Gainesville trash and haul off junk. M Rev. Marshell Stewart, pastor the New Homeowners Seminar States for four days. Jason and his and Mrs. Kenneth Hutson Sun- Thursday on business. Mrs. Shults Brown says, "Thank you, Lo of the Church of Nazarene at sponsored by the Denton Council band won second place. A band day, May 8. attended the Senior Citizen Dinner for a Good Samaritan." Prairie Point, will be the speaker. of Women Realtors in Lake Dallas from New York won first place. McKowns host dinner Wednesday evening at the Ross Lunch will be held at the Ross April26, 1988. Jason is the son of Linda and Dr. and Mrs. Jerry McKown Point Community Center. Mrs. Brown is Point Community Center. Debra is a registered profes- Jack Bowman of Lewisville and and family of Valley View were Mrs. Alice Burchard of Green- Mother's Day honoree Fish Fry May 21 sional appraiser and is employed will graduate June 4, 1988. He is hosts in their home Sunday, May wood spent Friday with Mrs. Guests of Mrs. Brown The Rosston Baptist Church is by the Denton Central Appraisal the grandson of Audilee and 8, for a dinner for their relatives. Shults. Mother's Day dinner Sunday w sponsoring an All-You-Can-Eat District in Denton, Texas. Debra Stanley Lovette of Prairie Point. Those attending were Mr. and Louise attended the Mother's her children, Barbara and Rd Fish Fry Saturday, May 21, 1988 is the daughter of Audilee and Hutson have guests Mrs. Jack Berry and James Berry, Banquet at the • First Nazarene Pierce of Fort Worth, Mr. a from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Ross Stanley Lovette of Prairie Point. Mrs. Mozelle Hutson accom- Mr. and Mrs. Lee McKown, Mr. Church in Gainesville. Mrs. Delia Mrs. Larry Brown and Bradl Point Community Center. Prices Grandson of Lovettes panied Jo Dell and V. Gaston of and Mrs. Marvin McKown, Brian Roach of Gainesville accompanied Carol and Chad Driskell are adults $5.00, children $2.00. in competition Saint Jo to Wichita Falls Wednes- and Mary Lea, all of Dallas, and Mrs. Shults to her home and spent Alvord, Anita Jo and Les Len( They would like for everyone to Jason Bowman of Lewisville, day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cook of the night. of Gainesville, Mr. and M Sunday they attended church at Harold Brown and Clint of E the First Nazarene Church in and Billy K. Brown of Leo. M' Gainesville and had dinner out. of the family attended church New Harp has the Church of Nazarene Sund successful Pie Supper morning. The Pie Supper at New Harp Personal Saturday evening was a big suc- Billy Ray Jackson of Decal GRAND OPENING cess. Everyone had an enjoyable visited his parents, Mr. and M time. Ted Jackson Saturday morning. Ran Greanead and the Board of Bewleys have guest Directors wish to thank everyone Mrs. Ima King of Bowie six Friday, May 13 11 a.m.I for attending and helping out. Saturday night with Miss Matt Greanead spent Saturday Bewley and Clyde after attendi night with his cousin, Jayme the Senior Citizens Dinner at t Houston, in Alvord. Ross Point Community Center. Mrs. Kindiger has guests Mrs. Harry is birthday honorer Mrs. Ruth Ann McKinney of Mrs. Josephine Berry and MI Fort Worth spent Saturday and Veda Magee of Bowie attend Sunday night with her mother, the birthday dinner Sunday f Mom's Pie Co. Mrs. Mary Ruth Kindiger. Other Mrs. Irene Harry. A very delicio guests of Mrs. Kindiger were Jim dinner was served. and Gail Kindiger, Sonya and A coconut birthday cake w Rhonda of Whitesboro; and Mrs. made by Mrs. Corvilla Robeso With Grand Opening Specials Inez Stevens. Wayne Mosley Other guests were Merle and CI: visited Mrs. Kindiger Sunday ford Hudspeth, Montez and Jer afternoon. Nivens of Denton, and Mrs. Nc Personal ma Moore of New Roads, La. through Saturday, May 21 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Maberry Josephine Berry treated Ruth Smith to dinner after has busy week Grand Opening Hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. church at J J's in Decatur. Mrs. Josephine Berry and Mr We have Whole Pies and Fried Pies, in- Hangings, Silk and Dried Flower Weekend guests for Mother's Day Veda Magee of Bowie visited M cluding a Low Cholesterol, Sugar-Free Pie Arrangements in Baskets, and Small Gift Mr. and Mrs. Jean Hanes and and Mrs. Edward Dale Sund' and our own German Butter Roll. Containers of Plants. Mrs. Vena Settle had as their afternoon. We have gifts of all kinds, including guests during the weekend for Mrs. Josephine Berry attend( We have country decorative gifts of all wedding, shower, birthday, new baby, Mother's Day Vivian and Harry the funeral of Mrs. Frances Ya kinds, including baskets, wood items balloon gifts including a large balloon that Littleton and Barest of Midland; brough in Gainesville Saturday 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Churcl (finished and unfinished), windsocks, says "I Love You" in four languages (in- Gerri and Chuck Bardo, Terri and Joni Taylor of Fort Worth; Lori She also visited her sister, Mr chimes and bird houses. We have a large cluding German!) We have ceramic and and Chris Pepper and Courtney of Tom Blankenship. selection of handcrafted gifts by area craf- bisque figurines, music boxes, stuffed Greenville; Christine and Stewart Guests of Mrs. Berry Sunda tsmen, including Country Ruffled Pillows, dolls and animals, candy of all kinds and a Hughes. afternodn' were "Byron Berry ( Crocheted Collars, Afghans, Quilts, Can- Toy Room for inexpensive birthday party Mrs. Settle received a lovely Denton and Mrs. Brend. dles, Counted Cross Stitch Framed selections. flower and many cards. Haverkamp of Gainesville. Mrs. Richardson is Mrs. Berry attended the rem Many craft items are made by Mother's Day honoree tion for Robin and James Pento Mrs. Edith Richardson of Sunday evening in the home c Gainesville was honored on Ruth and Jim Penton. craftsmen from our local community! Mother's Day Sunday, May 8, Dales have Mother's Day dinner 1988 for her birthday when her Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dal granddaughter, Mrs. Joan Sick- treated his mother, Mrs. Lillia Hot Dogs Nachos Fresh Popcorn ing, had dinner in her home. Dale, to dinner at The Center i There was a pretty birthday cake Muenster for Mother's Da for Mrs. Richardson. It was baked Sunday. 25° I 50° I 25° and decorated by Mrs. Becky Christians observe Richardson. Mother's Day Muenster Hornet and Sacred Heart Tigers Those attending were Mr. and Bill and Dorothy Christian o Mrs. Tom Richardson and Chari; Stephenville spent Sunday, May 8 MASCOT SUNGLASSES Norma and Bill White; Clifford 1988, with Mr. and Mrs. C. i-I and Don Richardson; Joyce, Bob Christian. They were honorin; and Kim Richardson; Joan and Bill's mother, Ruth, for Mother' PRIZE DRAWING - Saturday, May 21 Herbie Sicking, Jessie, Bart, Clint Day. and Lynn; Imogene Gooch of Ruth says she received phon. Prizes will go to age groups: 0.6 years, 6-13 years, 13.17 years, McKinney; Norma Jean and Carl calls from all her children an( Bayer, Travis and Mark of grandchildren, and a pretty cars Also a prize to the men and the ladies! Muenster. and corsage from Tip. Fortenberrys visit kin Sunday afternoon Katherin Mr. and Mrs. Freddie and Loyal Penton and thei All registrants will be eligible Fortenberry of Slidell visited their daughter, Diane, and grandson granddaughter, little Miss Chari Brad Penton of Denton, came b) for the grand prize drawing: Richardson, Thursday. for a visit with Tip and Ruth. Mrs. Becky Richardson and Maberrys observe ONE FREE PIE EVERY MONTH Chari, Mr. and Mrs. Bill White Mother's Day were in Gainesville Saturday shop- Mrs. Della Maberry attendee ping and they also visited Mrs. the reception for Robin and Jame FOR 6 MONTHS Edith Richardson. Penton Sunday evening. No purchase necessary Mrs. Brown expresses gratitude Marvin Maberry treated his COUPON Mrs. Evelyn Brown went to wife, Della, to dinner Sunday for Prairie Point Saturday morning. Mother's Day. Della also received C) Then in the afternoon drove to a nice Mother's Day card from 0 FREE Decatur to do some shopping. Marvin, and received calls from 0 11 0% OFF While in Decatur, she visited her Marvin Jr. and grandchildren. C o. Any Gift Item BALLOONS 0 Mom's Pie Co. 0 z 0 This coupon is good and Opening . for kids Forestburg FFA News COUPON The Forestburg FFA will have elected officers for the 1988-89 Highway 82, Muenster, south of AMPI its 3 I st annual rodeo in the school year Monday, May 9, at its Forestburg Riding Club Arena regular monthly meeting. Sheri Brawner - Store Manager • May 13 and 14 starting at 8:30 The 1988-89 officers are Bart p.m. Sirman, president; Alan Mann, Corinne Qualls - Owner Standard events include vice president; Terry Allenoll bareback bronc riding, saddle secretary; Marshall Hardy, Anna Herr, Stephanie Bynum bronc riding, barrel racing, calf treasurer; Vernon Forrester, sen- roping and bull riding. Special tinel; and James Putnam, events will include wild cow milk- reporter. ing, steer saddling and calf Other business conducted dur. 2-4 rk,11,„: PA'401 I ° decorating. ing the meeting was the working oo ■ ■ Admission is $3.00 for those 13 schedule for the FFA Rodeo May ir ilq4 and over and $2.00 for age 6 to 12. 13-14 and the program for the an- • • • nual Chapter Awards Banquet sPlita lOil ? 4. 4? The Forestburg FFA Chapter May 19.

Farm Bureau Insurance John Bartush, Agent Fire * Life * Auto * I.R.A. Local Adjustor for Prompt Claims Service aS° 759-4052 1100 E. Division Hilicrest Center Muenster, Texas