The Hondo Anvil Herald from Hondo, Texas • Page 12

12 The Hondo Anvil Herald, Thursday, April 23, 1981 AAV 7th and 8th graders earn championship The Medina Valley 7th and 8th graders competed in the District 28AAA Jr. High Literary Contest on April 4, 1981. They collected a total of 80 points which earned them the championship rating. Other schools competing were Cole, Randolph, Floresville, Smithson Valley and Bandera. Individual results are as follows: Ready Writing: Barbara Kelly, 3rd Number Sense: Gerald Lamon, 1st; Dwight Biediger, 2nd: Linda Stein, 3rd Spelling: Linda Stein, 1st; Lesley Stolte, 2nd; Linda Zinsmeyer, 3rd Informative Speaking: Pamela Mangold, 3rd Oral Reading: Whitney Risinger, 2nd I nmriNB-IIOOFIIIC-IIEMOBELim Heyen Sons Contraeliiig WORK Gl AllWTEEI) Ken Heyen Contractor Dial 426-3817 Hondo.

Texas I I MV Jr. Hi District track results tcid FFA MEMBERS were presented Certificates of Merit for their Leadership or Judging contest accomplishments. Shown are (front row, 1 to FYeddy Castillo. Julio Rodriguez, Troy Merdith, Gary Halbardier, Rico Torres, Kevin Schweers, Clyde Muennink and Johnny Poehler; (second row) Terry Wiemers, Scott Moos, Chris Oeflnger, Keith Luti, Steven Boehme, Daniel Bermea. Charles Neuman, Ismael Carrillo, John Joe Quintanilla; (third row) Rod Schulte, Brian Reus.

Will Weber, FFA Sweet- heart Andrea Saathoff, Stuart Nietenhoefer, Ken Mangold, Kenneth Graff, Craig Muennink, Lonnie banning and Alvin Hartman. (Photo by Terry Teague) The Medina ValleyJr. High and Track Team competed at the District 28AAA U.I.L. Track Meet held at Canyon High School on April 9, 1981. Their accomplishments follow: 7th Grade Girls, 3rd Place 440 Yd.

Relay Donna Burell, Susan Boehme, Glenda Boehme, JoAnn Rodriguez), 3rd 880 Yd. Dash Dawn Boyle, 5th 100 Yd. Hurdles Glenda Boehme, 1st 880 Yd. Relay (Lea Boehme, Debbie Sittre, Pam Reidiert, Susan Boehme), 4th 100 Yd. Dash JoAnn Rodriguez, 2nd; Glenda Jo Boehme, 3rd Discus Karie Weber, 4th High Jump Glenda Future Farmers receive awards at banquet The annual Hondo FFA Banquet was held at the McDowell Cafeteria on Mon- Hoase of Beauty now brings you Long Lovely Sculptured Nails Solar Nail By Creative Nail No fungus No lifting No yellowing Coll us 426-4288 or Come by 1906 Ave.K day, April 13,1981.

Superintendent-elect N. E. WooUs welcomed the FFA members and their parents and a response to the welcome was given by FFA President Weber, master of ceremonies for the evening. Following the invocation given by Brian Boehle, the banquet meal was served cafeteria-style. Barbecued brisket, slaw, beans, bread, pickles, onions, cobbler, coffee and tea were included on the menu.

FFA vice-president Stuart Nietenhoefer introduced guests and president-elect Gary Halbardier then introduced the guest speaker. David Riley, State vice-president from Area VII, FFA. who gave the banquet address. A folder was placed by each banquet plate this year which included all of the Hondo FFA activities for the past year. Chapter secretary Chris Groff and Chapter sentinel Elmer Smith presented the in review'' using the folder format.

Special awards and certificates of Merit were presented to FFA members who had excelled in their respec- VAondO' 3 P.M. -12 P.M. FRIMTMNGE SATURMT DMCE FUIVRES FEnURES "COUNIRY If you're as pretty as a thorobred tive contests or showings. Stuart Nietenhoefer read the names of eadi person honored while President Weber presented the honoree with the certificates and awards. The newly-elected officers for the 1981-82 school year were installed in their respective offices.

New officers are Gary Halbardier, president; Ken Graff, vice-president; Brian AWARD WINNERS Each year the Hondo FT.A diapter selects one (ireen- hand Voc-Ag I student as Star Chapter Greenhand and one second-year II student as Star Chapter Farmer. Gary Halbardier, left, received the Star ('hap- Clint Grell, CLUf KMMI I San I ina liutiaiKipolis I mutuai legal eonipatiy ter Farmer award at Monday night's banquet and uill compete on the Revaldina District level for the Star Chapter Farmer honor. Gary was selected Star Green- hand farmer last year. Clyde Muennink, right, was named this Star Greenhand Farmer and Is eligible to compete for the district title. These awards are based on the students' agriculture project programs, their agricultural investments and their leadership activities.

This district awards checking will be held at Natalia High School on April 29 and Area VII degree and award checking will be held on May 15 at Seguin High School. (Photo by Terry Teague) GRAVEL LAWN DIRT HOT MIX SAND ROAD MAI.NTANCE DRIVEW AYS COUNTRY ROADS Hondo Paving Company Raymundo Tapia. Owner HOME: 426-2274 OFFICE: 426-4257 HWY 90WESTI HONDO. TEXAS 78861 Schweers, secretary; Steven Boehme, treasurer; Daniel Bermea, reporter; and Oefmger, sentinel. The program was closed by the newly- installed officers.

Light Lines from Leisure Lodge By Kathy Adkmg This past week was really a full and rewarding one So much so, it has this whole column filled. It started out with the generosity of Ron WaU assistant manager) who gave us a lot of sugar free candy to put into our pinata. Each day of the except for Friday we had church services for the observation of Holy Week Those helping us prepare for Easter Sunday were: Reverends Bert Clayton, First United Methodist Church; Erv'ie Braun, St. Paul Lutheran Church; Martin, St. Catholic Church; A1 Becker, Quihi Bethlehem Lutheran Church and Norma Swank of the New Fountain Methodist Church All brought us closer to Christ and we thank each one for their time spent with us.

llev Braun also brought some ladies from their choir to sing for us and angels could not have done a better job. Tuesday afternoon, I had a very rewarding experience with J. A Rios' English class. 1 was asked to speak to his class for their career day I really enjoyed it and hope a few of them consider working in a field related to nursing home care. Red, blue, green and many other colors blurred our vision Wednesday afternoon Several of our residents and one special volunteer dyed 15 dozen eggs for our Elager egg hunt Friday.

Our special volunteer. Cleorge Voss, at one time a resident here, came in and helped out Wednesday with the eggs and Thursday making decorations for the walls. Thursday morning we had a cute surprise. The residents enjoyed a puppet show Oppf' 9 'r 6 MCiT Sa- cgii SALE RUMS APRIL 23 -21 CLEARANCE iERCNANDISE FROM MOST DEPARTMENTS! TO OFF SIDEWALK Ladies Printed T-SHIRTS Mens Exersole SANOALS Reg. $4.99 Men Student JEANS Ladies SUNDRESSES Reg.

$10.88 Girls JEANS Reg. $6.97 $7.97 00 Boehme, 1st; Karie Weber, 3rd (tie) Shot Put Imogene Rihn, 5th; Tammy Holzhaus, 6th Long Jump Glenda Boehme, 4th MUe Relay (Karie Weber, Donna Burell, Pam Reichert, Debbie Sittre), 3rd 1320 Yd. Run Jo Ann Rodriguez, 1st 8th Grade Girls 3rd Place 1320 Yd. Run Linda Stein, 2nd Shot put Sherry Rutledge, 1st Discus Frances Lange, 1st Triple Jump Kami Keller, 5th Long Jump Dina Keilman, 5th High Jump Terri Tarvin, 4th; Dina Keilman, 5th (tie) 100 Yd. Hurdles Lisa Carroll, 4th; Dina Keilman, 3rd 7th Grade Boys 3rd Place Mile Run Midiael Leal, 3rd 330 Yd.

Hurdles -Jerry Alaniz, 2nd 120 Yd. Hurdles Jerry Alaniz, 4th Mile Relay (Charles Wurzbach, Michael Kempf, Rene Martinez, Gilbert Peral), 3rd Shot Put Ernest Flores, 4th Long Jump Charles Wurzbadi, 4th High Jump John Grossenbacher, 3rd 8th Grade Boys 2nd Place 330 Yd. Hurdles Bill Wood, 2nd 440 Yd. Dash Frankie Jonas, 1st 880 Yd. Dash Ernie Broussard, 1st 440 Yd.

Relay Ernie Broussard, Albert Lopez, Carlton Groff, Jessie Martinez), 2nd Mile Relay Ernie Broussard, Bill Wood, Frankie Jonas, Jesse Martinez), 1st 220 Yd Dash Chuck Perry, 6th 330 Yd Hurdles Cliuck Perry, 6th 100 Yd. Dash Albert Lopez, 4th; Jesse Martinez, 5th 120 Yd Hurdles Frankie Jonas, 4th; Chuck Perry, 6th Shot Put Carlton Groff, 5th Long Jump Ernie Brous sard, 5th; Albert Lopez, 2nc High Jump Frankie Jo nas, 2nd Pole Vault Jessie Mai 1st (tie) put on by Kenneth and Kim Adlong Tb residents were upset in om respect they all said ii last long enough. Good Friday morning we had our own service for the day. Kathy Britsch played the piano while Feona Nolan and I led everyone in song. We also read a few verses and sang all our favorite hymns.

That afternoon was the big event of the day, our Easter egg hunt. Lela Stout, bringing crocheted goodies and cookies, helped hide all those eggs and then helped with our party. Rosa Klee- ban. Carmen Perez, Joe Clewell, and Kim and Kirk Adlong helped everyone hunt the eggs and then helped serve refreshments. Renee Clewell also baked us some fine peanut butter cookies.

Ernie Elscamilla won the prize for having found the most eggs among the children and Mabel Brantley won for having found the most among our residents. All the residents really enjoyed taking a at the pinata that Isabel Rodriguez had given us. At in all, the afternoon wai filling (between cupcakei, cookies, etc.) and fun. Now that that week is gone, going to rest up for a few days before we tackle anything really But if you have a BIG idea, please feel free to come in and share it with us. AM AMoeiatiM tt mNttoaigM Germania Farm Sliutual Aid Association Local Chapter No.

191 will liold a meeting Thursday, April 23, (tonight) at 7:30 hl at the New Fountain Methodist Church Educational Building. Shaklee means success. Join growing ShakiM Family oHndependtntDtstributvrs. You'II gel what you put into and more. Hear about our bonus, car and travel opportunities.

i Bob Dora Mae Faseler 2601 Ave. Hondo TX 426-2629.