Hondo Anvil Herald (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 110, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1996 Page: 19 of 38
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41*01* who participated iathe County Round-up went on to the Dis-
trict meet in Boeme. At District, D'Hanis 4H'ers, Jenny Sue Rothe
won 1st place and sweepstakes in her Companion Animal division;
Michael T. Rothe won 1st in his Illustrated Talk on Team Up for Your
Erwfronment, and Matt Sexton, a junior member, won 1 st and sweep-
stakes in his division on Drug Prevention. It was the boys' first time to
participate in Round-Up. Senior 4H'ers, Jenny and Michael, will be
going on to State level competition at Texas A&M in June.
County 4H’ers are District winners
Once again youth of Medina
County have proved themselves to be
great competitors, excellent public
speakers and leaders of the future.
On May 4, District 10 4H Method
Demonstrations were held in Boeme
to determine winners in Pre-junior,
Junior and Senior categories.
"Congratulations to the contes-
tants, their coaches and parents for
doing a great job and making Me-
dina County proud," said Medina
County Extension Agent Rene
Mosqueda.
All contestants in the Senior cat-
egories go to State 4H Roundup to
be held on June 3-7 in College Sta-
tion. Results are as follows:
Pre-Junior
Companion Animals - 1st place,
Sweepstakes Winner, Katy Castle-
berry and Jarrett Ott; coaches,
Delores Castleberry, Patricia Ott
Dairy - 1st place. Sweepstakes
Winner, JCaela Steubing and Tiffany
Steubing; coach, Sandy Steubing
Focus on Health - 1st place,
Sweepstakes Winner, Matt Sexton;
coach, Jean Sexton
Food and Nutrition Educational
Activity - 1st place. Sweepstakes
Winner, Lauren Aelvoet and Megan
Kunkel; coaches: Rose Aelvoet and
Sandy Kunkel
Juniors
Safety and Accident Prevention -
2nd place, Tony Espinoza and Dustin
Steubing; coach, Sandy Steubing
Landscape or Production Horticul-
ture - 1 st place, Nathan Kunkel and
Ricky Kunkel; coach, Ron Kunkel
Seniors
Companion Animals - 1st place,
Sweepstakes Winner, Jenny Sue
Rothe; coaches: Susie Rothe and
Louis Rothe
Housing and the Environment -1 st
place, Michael Rothe; coaches, Su-
sie Rothe and Louis Rothe
Natural Resources -1 st place, Jen-
nifer Trent and Jodi Trent; coach,
Tamara Trent.
Countywide CIsiiMh it, Mny 16,199*
Stinson to attend Youth Range Workshop
don and wildlife habitat »d practice
ranch planning.
Leadership training will feature
discussion and training on interper-
sonal relations, communication
drills and conflict resolution as re-
lated to ecosystem management
Field trips for hands-on training win
be to a Kimble County ranch and the
Kerr Wildlife Management Area and
the South Llano River Stale Park.
This intensive but extensive work-
shop has a goal to prepare 4-H and
FFA participants for service as lead-
ers in range management in their
respective counties.
Range Workshop instructors in-
clude Texas Agricultural Extension
Service specialists, Cobnty
Extension Agents, Agricultural Sci-
ence teachers, teachers from Texas
A&M, Tarleton State and Texas
Tech universities; a biologist from
the Natural Resources Conservation
Service, Texas General Land Office
and other members of the Texas
Section Society for Range Manage-
ment involved in the management of
the rangeland resources.
This will be the 42nd consecutive
year for this educational activity for
Texas youth which began in 1995.
Throughout the years, more than
1400 Texas youth have benefitted
from the program.
lo attend the 1996 Youth Range
Workshop at Junction, June 16-21.
County selection of participants
was based on outstanding projects
and interest in range management,
reports Rene Mosqueda, Medina
County Extension Agent, Agricul-
ture and 4-H. Matthew's local spon-
sor is the Medina Valley Soil k
Water Conservation District, a
strong supporter of range education
and leadership development of local
youth. He attends Medina Valley
High School and is the son of Hilton
and Cindy Stinson.
The week-long Youth Range
Workshop, sponsored by the Texas
Section of the Society for Range
Management, is held to recognize
outstanding Texas youth and to pro-
vide them an opportunity for compli-
mentary training in range and natural
resource management and leader-
ship skills.
According to Dr. Barron Rector,
Workshop Coordinator from Col-
lege Station, youth participants will
learn to identify plants, evaluate
rangeland potential, stocking rate
and curent condition; gain an under-
standing of ecology and plan-soil-
water realtions, learn skills to man-
age rangeland for livestock produc-
GOOD COMPANY... Country singer Gary Morris (left) joined local
singer Ronnie Mason in performing at the Triple 7 Game Ranch.
Morris is best known for his hit song "Wind Beneath My Wings."
Medina County
Crimestoppers
Crime of the Week
Medina County Crime Stoppers is
offering a cash reward of up to
$1000 for information leading to
arrest or grand jury indictment in the
following case:
On April 17, 1996, Medina
County Deputy Joseph Tschirhart
was dispatched to County Road 270
for a reported burglary of a habita-
tion. Upon arrival, Tschirhart met
with the home owner who advised
that someone had broken into the
home between the hours of 6:27 p.m.
through 8:13 p.m. bn April 27,19%.
Items stolen include a color tel-
evsion set, VCR, CD player, two
clock radios, portable radio, jewelry
box with assorted jewelry, watch,
computer, computer printer and
computer monitor. Total loss of
property is estimated at $10,000.
Medina County Crime Stoppers is
asking for your help in solving this
crime. Call 1-800-367-2833.
You don't have to give your name.
An anonymous code number will be
assigned to you.
The reward will be paid to you by
special arrangement if your informa-
tion leads to an arrest or indictment.
Anyone giving information to
Crime Stoppers, by law your name
cannot be mentioned nor can you be
required to testify in a court of law.
CHANGES... Archbishop Patrick Flores (left) has announced major
changes in the focus, schedule, management and structure of CTSA
(Catholic Television of San Antonio). Father Virgilio Elizondo (right),
appointed as Director of Program Development, will develop and
implement a three-year plan that will focus on expanding locally-pro-
duced programs in three content areas: education, family and youth.
New programs have already been incorporated into CTSA's weekly
schedule, including an adult series on the Catholic Catechism and
blocks of Spanish language programming. Richard Hemberger, Di-
rector of Operations, has completed the first phase of a capital cam-
paign which will upgrade the station's production and editing equip-
ment and purchase new equipment that allows for remote shooting
outside of CTSA's studio. Funds generated in the next phase will be
used for expanded programming facilities and outreach, including
plans to extend the reach of the station's signal to areas beyond the
San Antonio city limits, and to enhance Catholic radio broadcasting.
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Hondo Anvil Herald (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 110, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 16, 1996, newspaper, May 16, 1996; Hondo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth817331/m1/19/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hondo Public Library.