The Hondo Anvil Herald from Hondo, Texas • Page 8

Anvil Herald, Friday, September 6, 1968 Bob Cleveland whips Ralph Arrendondo 3-2 for Hondo golf tournament crown OOOOOOOOOH, DAD, YA SLICED ANOTHER ONE Golf tournaments ore a family affair in Hondo Medina Cou. njy NEWS FROM Korner Mrs. Glenn Keller Mr. and Mrs. Ear.

ban and family of i spent last Tuesday tto, Mrs. Clara Ta Casttoville. Mrs. Tom Cullins and Mrs. Tom Haby dina were hospitalize trovllle Hospital folio 1 Tschir- Antonio fifli his mo in ofLaCoste of Rio MO in wing an A.

Stein Labor where diVar- 1 in Deb- the and automobile accident he a week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter of San Antonio spent th Day weekend in Dallas Walt played baseball wi sity Oub, a competitioi championdiip playoffs, bie and Tammie spent weekend with dieir aunt uncle in San Antonio. Kenneth Haby required i numerous nitures in his hand i tftei cutting it while picking at his farm.

At last report he was doing well. Enjoying homemade ice cream and cake with the Ly on TschiiharUi Todd, Libby md Penny in Casttoville lastTue s- day evening were the Eai '1 Tschiihart family of San A tonio; Lewis Tschiifaa. rt and daughter, Cindy: Mrs. Clara Tschiihart; the Mike Tschliharts and the Julius Stein family, all of Casttoville. A dollar spent at home be ots two that room For all you people who can't get away to a tranquil pond or stream, try this little mental exercise: imagine a peaceful scene away in the country, think pleasant, happy even if it's just for a few minutes.

You'll be amazed how refreshing it can be. Tried and tested by someone who can't get away but offers you Prompt, Courteous Prescription Service. YOUR PHARMACIST Lea Kay Boehme, infant of the Thomas Boehmes of Casttoville, was baptized in St. Louis Catholic Church on Sunday 1, with Rev. Leo Goertz officiating.

Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. RussGll Jungman of LaCoste. Since we a i 1 to mention the great- grandparents when announcing her arrival, they are Mrs, Elizabeth Keller of LaCoste, Mrs. Henry Boehme of Rio Medina, and Mrs.

Olga Schoenemannof San Antonio, Visiting Mrs, Clara Tschirhart last Wednesday evening were the Walter Steins and the Julius Steins. Lewis Tschirhart of Omaha, Nebraska is enjoying a leave with tiie Raymond Eh linger family and other relatives in Casttoville and San Antonio. Mrs. Olen Haby and sons, Douglas and Kevin, were Hondo visitors Thursday. Scott and Maury Stein of Casttoville iipent seyeral days with Mr.

and Mrs. S. A. Haass. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Boehme of Rio Mediitia hosted a supper in their home last Wednesday honoring thetir granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kowalik and Melissa.

Other guests were the Lynn Boehme family, the Clifton family, all of Castto- 'ille; and the Jack Boehme ly of Rio Miadina. The Kowa- li ks, who aps moving to Atlanta were also feted wi tih a dinne in die Clifton Sc hott home last Sunday, Ve ate ha ppy to hear tha Ka thy Boehnne, daughter of the Job of Casttoville, has fully recoveted from her rece accid ent. Ml cs. Alfred Schneider and Laur. le, Ardiur Haby and Mrs.

Olen Hlaby were San Antonio visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mirs. Ervin Tschirhart, Butch and Debbie of San Antoni visL ted the Ra srs, rancine, Glenn and Kevin i In Caistroville on Thursday, Mrs. i Lutz and children, (mxian.

Carmen, John, Kenny a nd Shirley of D'Hanis visited Irs. R. E. Haby and in the Olen Haby home on nesday. The Henry Cantys and a ny are back in Corpus Chrisd aher spending their vacation with relatives in Casttoville.

Donna Boehme and Johnny Haegelin were elected council delegates by the Rio Medina 4-H Club at their recent meeting, Their names were omitted from the list of newly- elected officers. on GO FIRST CLASS VND SAVE'; GMC Trucks 1968 MEET ALL COMPETITIOI 6 PASSENGER SEDANS DELIVERl as low as Economy Motors Rambi 'er-CMC 1613 Avenue Hondo Dial 426-2051 Mrs. George Muennink from Hondo and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond EhUnger, Lewis Tschirhart and Mrs.

Ernest Adam, all of Castioville, visited the Robert Jungmans, the Alex Jungman Jrs. and Joan in San Antonio on Monday. Visiting Mrs. Henry Boehme on a recent afternoon were Mrs Mangold, Mrs. Adella Boehme and Mrs.

Dora Bader, all of Castroville. Among those attending the horse races in Ruidoso, New Mexico, recently were Mu and Mrs, Nelis Beck, Mr. and Mrs Lynn Tschirhart and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Boehme.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Schott of Castroville and Mr. and Mrs. Odo Riedel recently flew to Dallas where they attended the Convention of the Texas Retail Grocers Association.

Mrs. Bruce Kowalik and Melissa, and Louann Schott accompanied their parents to the airport. It was here that Louann got the thrill of her life when Richard Nixon a t- ted her on the head. The Nixons were visiting in San io at the time. Visiting in the Philip Haby home last week were Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Rose and ion; Mb and Mrs, L. F. Sternberg and grandchildren, and Mr. Bob Johnson, all of San Antonio.

Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lutz enjoyed a sightseeing trip through D'Hanis, Hondo, SaUnal, Knippa and ConCan. They also watched the horieback riding, i ming, and boat riding at Garner Park. OFF TO SCHOOL Misses Judy and Barbara Tondre, daughters of theV.L, Ton- dres of Castroville, departed for their schools the pait week, Judy, who is a sophomore, will be attending Our Lady of the Lake College in io.

Barbara will begin her teaching career as instructor of German and English at i land High School. She recently spent several days in i d- land. Her Sueha, accompanied her on the trip and helped her move into her apartment. Barbara graduated from Our Lady of the Lake College last May and was ployed at the Children's Pavilion at HemisFair during the summer. Mrs, Lorine Tschirtiart, Dunlay, and Mr.

and Mrs. Alton Stein, James, Carol Ann and Gary attended HemisFair Thursday. Among those attending the rosary for Alfred Bader in Hondo on Friday evening were Mrs. Annie Carle, Mrs. Philip Haby, and MIS.

Lydia Leinweber. Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Haby were Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Biediger, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Digges and Raymond Biediger. Mrs. Clara Mangumn of San Antonio visited her sister, Mrs.

Charles W. Suehs, and Mr. Suehs in Castroville over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Suehs and children, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tondre, Barbara and Judy, John Glenn Wemctte and Mlachel Wieblen, all of Castroville, were among those attending the wedding of Miss Marylu Rosser and Alvin Ritchey in Holy Rosary Chapel last Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gearman and son, Mark, of San Antonio visited their grandmother, Mrs.

Emil Biry in Castroville last Sunday. Bob Cleveland of a Antonio won die Hondo Golf Club's seventh annual Labor Day Invitational Tournament last weekend, Cleveland throttled a rally by Ralph Arrendendo of Kerrville to win the championship 3-2 Monday afternoon on rain-soaked a i r- ways. Cleveland itaned strong and moved out 3 up over young Arrendendo. However, the Kerrville golfer rallied to pull within 1 up of Cleveland on the 13th hole. Under mounting tension, the pair halved the 14di after Arrendondo blew a chance to tie the match by missing a short putt.

The ball hung on the Up of the cup but wouldn't fall. The San Antonio golfer played steady golf on the 15th and 16th holes to move ahead up. Arrendondo seemed shaken after missing the easy putt on the 14th, and the hot pace he had set earUer cooled. Arrendondo could have halved the 16th with Cleveland by sinking another Aort putt, but he missed it to go down 3-2, Just to prove to himself that he could make the putt, Arrendondo sunk it twice in quick succession after the match was over. Cleveland took a small trophy home with him, but left his name on two handsome trophies which will remain in the local club house.

Both of the latter trophies were provided by pros; one by former club pro Chat. Finger, and the other by the current club pro, gii Krenmueller. Dr. John Jennings of Hondo played in the championship flight, and after dropping his Mrs. Glenn Keller and Terry visited Mrs.

Alton Stein and children, the R. W. Steins and Mrs. Theo Wurzbach Wednesday evening. The Ross Sniders of Rio Medina are driving a new pickup St, Ann's Society of St, Louis Parish, Castroville.

will hold its annual social and drive on Thursday night, Sept. 5, beginning at 8 p.m. at Koenig Park. Each member is asked to i a snack. Drinks will be furnished.

The Julius Steins, Scott and Maury, and Mrs. Clara Tschirhart, all of Castroville, visited the S. A. Haasses of Rt. 4, San Antonio, on Sunday.

The Donald Biediger family of San Antonio visited the R. W. Steins of Rt. 4, San Antonio over the Labor Day weekend. The Rio Medina area received approximately 1,7 inches of rain over die weekend.

The FTA of Medina Valley School sponsored a a c- quainted luncheon for their faculty on Friday, Aug. 30, at the high school cafetorium. Members of the PTA assisted with the serving. Miss Charlotte Groff hosted the rirst meeting for the newly-organized Tally Punchers Bunco Club in her home at Castroville. Winners were Mrs.

Bonnie Keller, Mrs, lotte Adam, Miss Leah 1, Miss Charlotte Groff and Mrs. Darla Masters. The hostess served banana cream pie with strawberries and iced tea, sep- ember hostess will be Mrs. Temple Mangold. Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Stein, Scon and Maury of Castroville visited the Glenn Keller family on Labor Day. fall WELL, I'LL BE DOGGONED Ralph Arrendonda laaks In disbelief when putt an Hth hale falls ta first match, went on to win runnerup honors in the tion bracket. Cleveland got into the championdiip match by beating cuff Sadler, Jr. 3-2 Saturday.

He then beat Ralph Arrendondo's father. Tommy, 2 up before disposing of A. Gvt tienez 5-4. Arrendondo, meanwhile, opened Saturday by clobbering Tom Connally, 8-7, and followed that up with a 4-3 win over Bob Abbott, He then sneaked by Bill Nichols 1 up to win the right to meet Cleveland. In first flight play, two Hondo Sunday golfering partners, Milt Renken and John Boon, met each other again for that flight's championship.

Renken won it 4-3, Other flight winners were: Second Gordon Gullett, San Antonio, winner and Joe Cortez, Kerrville, runnor- Hondo Owl bond to ploy before grid scrimmage up. Third flight; Carl White, runnerup. Fourth flight; H. J. Sigler, San Antonio, winner, and Ray McCaslln, Uvalde, runnerup.

Fifth flight: Ed Eardley, Carrizo Springs, winner, and Dooley Eckhart, Hondo, runnerup, ArmandO'Gutierrez a 69 in quaUfying rounds to win medaUst honors. I FOR PROMPT 1 I PLUMBING SERVICE i CALL IW.C. (Blacki.) Blaschkel I 426-3173 I iniMIIIIIIIIMIHIHMIIIIIillllllllMlltlllllllC Hondo Owl football fans will be given a preview of the 1968 ball club tonight (Friday) when Floresville comes to Barty Field for a scrimmage session. Fans dropping by the football field will be in for an extra treat since the Owl band will play its HemisFair concert beginning at 6:45. Coach J.

Viertcl said the scrimmage will begin at 7:30. Scotch foursome play set Sunday Hondo Golf Club will hold its monthly Scotch foursome Sunday. Tee off time is 2 p. and following nine holes of play, refreiiments will be served. The event is held the second Sunday of each month, with both men and women golfers participating.

REGULAR MEETINGS Hondo City Lodgo No. 756 A. F. A. M.

Meetings on 2nd Monday each month at 8:00 p.m. Visitors Woleomo. Harold Herring, W. M. A.

Schweers, Scc'y. 2607 Ave. MASONiC NOTICE Sabinal Lodge A.F.&A.M. No. 943, at Sabinal State Bank building at 8 p.m.

on the first Thursday evening of each month. AU Master Masons fraternally invited. John W. Adams Worshipful Master Secretary K. D.

Story HAL JONES POST 128 American Legion REGULAR MEETING 3rd Monday Each Month Vieitel began working the Owls two weeks ago in twice a-day sessions. With the start of school Tuesday, the grid- ders are down to their tegular season practice routine of once a day. The Owl coaching staff faces a rebuilding task this year, and didn't begin practice with any hopes of flnishing very high in the standings. While he may have hoped for some surprises once practice got underway, Viertel, says none haye come along. If anything, he's a little disappointed in some of his charges.

Once tonight's scrimmage is behind them, the Owls have only one week left to get ready for a tough Del Rio club. The Owls open the season one Business Forms Office Supplies Ledger Sheets Hondo Anvil Herald Corner 16th St. And Avenue Hondo, Texas Dial 426-3346 week from tonight on the Del Rio turf. LOOK YOUR BEST Efejw the comfort of a Custom Tailored ANDOVER SUIT Mon Wear lua ISth St. HA 6-2341 MEDINA SAVINGS LOAN WHERE YOUR DOUARS DO MORE Savings Earn 5 FUNDS ALWAYS CONVENIENTLY I FUN 111 17th Street Compounded or Paid Quarterly Dial meii Mhsr piGKUDS ara digging ineinseivas a Holt, sa INTERNATIONAL digs SSL When you drive an INTERNATIONAL 4x4 Pickup over a water-logged job site, you notice the difference Immediately.

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