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Page 2, The Hondo Anvil Herald, Thursday. August 2.1990
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Get August Market Trail Day
AUTOGRAPH SEEKER... Jason Lutz gets his football card auto-
graphed by Bubba McDowell at the Houston Oilers training camp in
San Marcos.
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First reunion planned
On Saturday, Aug. 11, 1990 the
first Garza-Rodriguez reunion will be
held in Hondo at the Medina County
Fair Building. The two families are
putting the reunion together since the
three Rodriguez brothers, Jose,
Pedro, and Abran, married three
Garza sisters, Josefa, Diamantina,
and Juanita.
The Garzas; Josefa, Juanita, Dia-
mantina, Pablo, Eloisa, Guadalupe,
Opolinar, Mercedes, Carolina,
Emilio and Maria are the children of
Pablo and Simona Carrasco Garza
and descendents of Emily Morton
Garrett whose first husband was Wil-
liam Garrett.
It is believed that the Mortons and
Garrets came from Havana, Cuba by
Flavor
of the Week
Lime
25 $ off
tropical sno
The Dailey Wash
14th and Ave. O - Hondo
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boat to Mexico. Supposedly they
were owners of sugar plantations in
Cuba. After arriving in Mexico, Mr.
Garrett died and Emily, who had three
children, was remarried to a man by
the napie of Juan Garza and who
adopted her children thus becoming
Garza.
The Rodriguezes are descendants
of Cosme andLonginaRodriguez and
noved here from Laredo, Texas. Jose
Rodriguez the oldest brother of
Pedro, Abran, Cosme Jr., Nicolasa,
and Victoriana moved here with
brothers and sisters after their mother
died and their father remarried. Here
they worked as farm laborers; later
Pedro became a butcher, Cosme a
barber, and the girls married and
settled here.
A large concentration of descen-
dants are in California, Wisconsin
and Houston but the largest is in
Hondo and San Antonio. Family
members are expected from all these
areas.
The reunion will be an all day affair
starting with breakfast andcontinuing
with exhibits of handcrafts, antique
car show, games, raffles, barbecue
dinner and dance.
Dateline is August 8, call Albert
Lopez 426-5400, Mary J. Lopez 426-
2438 or Vangie Pimentel 426-4094 to
be counted and make this first reunion
a success.
"There are no greater riches in life
than the love and warmth of family."
J
Lynne's Plants and Designs
^ Behind Stop N Shop on Hwy 90
r Fall Planting Time Is Here!
^ ^ ^Variety Selection Is Critical
Veggie PW
tomatoes,broccoli,spinach,cauliflower, cabbage
Color
mari - mums, calendulas, fall asters
Coming soon - pansies, snapdragons, johnny jump ups
and lots more!
Free Consulations
Lynne ftlcllraith, Horticulturist
426-5971
Whew, it's hot! Not the weather:
the salsa is.
The Salsa that will be prepared by
local cooks and gourmets and entered
into the Real Hot Salsa Contest spon-
sored by the Market Trail Day
Committee at Market Trail Day on
Saturday, August 11, from 9-4.
How is your salsa? Do you get
raves? Do people come back for
...
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CRIME OF THE WEEK
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Medina County Crimestoppers is
offering a $1000 cash reward for one
week only, deadline being August 7,
1990, for information leading to ar-
rest or indictment in the following
case;
On July 27, 1990, the Steve Bour-
quin residence located on FM471
north of Rio Medina, was burglarized.
Bourquin discovered the burglary
and found that the actors had left
behind a blue Chrysler Fifth Avenue,
which was later confirmed as stolen
out of San Antonio. The actors stole
Bourquin's 1983 two-tone brown
served another Hispanic female run-
ning from the front door of the resi-
dence. She is described as being 16 to
18 years old, having short black hair
and wearing a low-cut black sweater.
The witness also observed the Datsun
as it was driven from the driveway
toward the Chrysler. The witness
could not identify the driver of the
Datsun.
Following is a list of the property
taken; RCA VCR, Sony camera, re-
corder and tuner; Magnavox 25"
color television, Techniques AM/FM
more? Do diners get beads of perspi-
ration on their upper lip? If any or all
of these apply to your hot sauce recipe
then you must enter the contest
To enter all you have to do is bring
your submission to Real Hot Salsa
Contest booth at Market Trail Day
between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. on August
11 according to contest chair, Judy
Byrne.
Judging will begin at 1 p.m. in two
categories: Hot and medium hot! Be
sure to label your entry accordingly
and list the ingredients on the jar to
comply with theTexas Departmentof
Health rules ( the listing is not a rec-
ipe, only what ingredients are in
sauce). Minimum entry amount is one
pint.
Judges include resident salsa ex-
perts Jacob Hernandez, John Byrne
and Betsy Herrmann.
Following the Real Hot Salsa con-
test will be a Real Hot Jalapeno Eat-
ing Contest. Macho men, crazy eaters
and martyrs are expected to flock to
this event. The rules are to eat more
dual cassette player with 2 speakers,
naKnn Maxima and used this vehicle Cannon camera with lens, Browning ™1S event- 1 ne ruies 10 eat more
to transport property taken in the^“r'
30 W“ 22 lev?,'°;“' C« uKS or as .o„g as entrants hold «l
* a witness observed a Hispanic pellet gun, fishing tackle, Smith and
female sitting in the Chrysler as it was w^on .357 Highway Patrolman
parked in front of the Bourquin resi- re™>ver in holster- a double bar~
dence. She is described as being 40 to re.sb°!8un‘ _.
50 years old. having black hair and “ed'na c°“"b Cnmestoppers is
wearing glasses. The witness ob asking for yotir help in identifying the
Military
News
McCabe
Navy Seaman Recruit Robert H.
McCabe, son of Ronald G. McCabe
of Hondo, has completed recruit
training at Recruit Training Com-
mand, San Diego.
During McCabe's eight-week
training cycle, he studied general
military subjects designed to prepare
him for further academic and on-the-
job training in one of the Navy's 85
basic fields.
His studies included seamanship,
close order drill, Naval history and
first aid. Personnel who complete this
course of instruction are eligible for
three hours of college credit in Physi-
cal Education and Hygiene.
A 1989 graduate of Flour Bluff
High School, Corpus Christi, he
joined the Navy in March 1990.
DAVIS
Pvt. Christine L. Davis has com-
pleted basic training at Fort Dix, N.J.
During the training, students re-
ceived instruction in drill and cere-
monies, weapons, map reading, tac-
tics, military courtesy, military jus-
tice, first aid, and Army history and
traditions.
The daughter of Edward and
Sharon Davis of Castroville, she is a
1988 graduate of Ursuline Academy,
San Antonio.
j American Heart
Association
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR
MOUR LIFE
person or persons responsible for this
crime. Call 1-800-367-2833.
You don't have to give your name.
A code number will be assigned to
you. The $ 1000. will be paid to you by
special arrangement if your informa-
tion leads to an arrest or indictment.
If anyone gives information to cri-
mestoppers, by law your name can not
be mentioned nor can you be required
to testify in court.
EMS crews will be on hand to
administer first aid for heat stroke,
blazing tongues, watering eyes,
runny noses, and other associated
maladies resulting from jalapeno
overdose.
To enter all you have to do is call
the chamber office and start practic-
ing now!
Market Trail Day will also include
music, art and crafts, farmers market,
flea market, food and lots of fun.
To enter a contest, register for a
booth, or more information contact
the Hondo Area Chamber of Com-
merce at 426-3037. See you at Market
Trail Day for a Real Hot Time.
CASTROVILLE GIRL SCOUTS... had a 'welcome' overnight campout
at Castroville Regional Park for Armelle De Fontenay, a Girl Guide from
Orleans, France, who is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Kierce and
family. Pictured are, back row l-r, Anais Biera, Genvie Solis, daina-H-
Knapick, Melissa Hawkins, Ashley Keiler-Green; middle, Lana Kan-
pick, Carolyn Camp, Amy haby, Kate Corder, Emily Keiler-Green,
Alison Hunt, Armelle de Fontenay; and bottom, Natalie Hawkins, Lisa
Frazier, JoAnn Weynand, Heather Keiler-Green, and Heather Tondre.
VFW plans Aug. 10 BBQ
Weekly
Calendar of Events
The annual Membership Barbecue
yof VFW Post 3891 has been sched-
r,v-‘‘.‘vuled for August 10 at the Hondo City
PxvFo^IPark.
HONDO PRIDE
If you wish to have your event or meeting published in the Weekly Calendar of Events call Joni
at 426-5335, bring it by 1620 Avenue M, or drop the information in the mail to address listed below.
Deadline for information each week is 5 p.m. Monday.
Week of August 3 through August 9
Friday, Aug. 3 9 a.m.-4:40 p.m. Driver's License Representative-
I
means
Never having to say
you're sorry
The event will begin with a happy-
hour at 5:30 p.m. and serving will
begin at 6:30.
This annual event is for members
and their families plus any guests
they bring.
The admission is a paid up member-
ship and members are urged to bring a
friend or a prospective member.
|thauherjTsJitter everywherej
Fri. & Sat., Aug. 3 & 4
Sunday, August 5
11:30 a.m.- 2 p.m.
Mon., Aug. 6 thru Fri., Aug. 10
9 a.m.-noon
10 a.m.
Tuesday, August 7 7 a.m.
8:30-12 & 1 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 8 Noon
Thursday, Aug.9 9 a.m.-4:40 p.m.
Hondo City Council Chambers
7 p.m. Hondo High School Band - Officers Meeting
Band Hall
4-H Horse Show-Hondo Rodeo Arena
Annual Holy Cross Homecoming
D'Hanis Holy Cross Church-games, food, entert.
Bar-B-Q * 6-10 p.m. - Dance
New Covenant Fellowship Church Bible School
Medina County Commissioner's Court
Medina County Courthouse
Hondo High School Band Summer Sched. begins
Mon. thru Fri. 6 - 9 p.m.
Kiwanis Meeting/Breakfast - Flightline Cafe
H.I.S.D. Registration (All schools)
Lions Club Meeting/Luncheon
Armstrong Hotel
Driver's License Representative -
Hondo City Council Chambers ________
5:30 p.m. Al-Anon Meeting - 2005 Ave. M (Side of building)
7:30 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous-City Council Chambers
8.40%*
rivv
Dank issued, federally
insured from SSjOOO to
S100.000. Substantial
penalty for early withdrawal
9,19%* 9.11%* 6.95%*
IRA'S GNMA'S INSURED TAX FREE BONDS
Based cnj Anted (Xiaranteed as to timely' Interest may be subject to
Corportie Bonds, payment of stale and local taxes
principal & interest.
•Rac expressed as yield to maturity as of 07/31A0
llillft
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Member New York Stock Exchange, Inc. and Securities Investor Protection Corporation
Tom O/.go
426-5335 1620 Ave. M Hondo 800-441-6442
ONE TOUGH
MOTOR OIL
ANNOUNCES
ONE TOUGH
GUARANTEE.
250,000
MILES OR 10 YEARS
WHICHEVER COMES FIRST
LIMITED WARRANTY PROTECTION PROGRAM
Protect your new car's
lubricated engine parts
against any
oil-related
brea kdo wn I
Come in and
ask us how.
Any Brand Car or Truck
$19.95 I CHANGE
SEE DISPLAY IN STORE FOP DETAILS
Jack Winkler Motors
Inc.
We re Fighting For Your Life.
| American Heart
Association
Political Forum
i] This newspaper is authorized by the tollowhg to [
jj anounce their respective candidacies for the ol-1
allces outlined below:
State Representative
Tom Cate, D
Medina County Judge
County Court-at-large Judge
District Clerk
Jean Marty, D
Medina County Clerk
Anna fay lor Van De Waiie, D
Medina County Treasurer
Rita Moos, D
| County Commissioner, Pet. 2
County Commissioner, Pet. 4
Justice of the Peace, Pet. 1
Harold Herring, D
Justice of the Peace, Pet. 2
Justice of the Peace, Pet. $
George Ernst Jr.
Justice of the Peace, Pet. 4
Medina County Surveyor
ANNOUNCEMENT RATES
Payable In Advance
State & District Offices $35
County Offices $25
CityOfficos $15
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Amy Dailey
Amy Dailey
honored in
Who’s Who
Amy Dailey has been selected to
be included in the 24th Annual Edi-
tion of Who's Who Among Ameri-
can High School Students, a honor
reserved for only 5% of the nation's
high school students each year.
Her biography and picture will
be published in the 1989-90 vol-
ume of Who's Who in late fall.
Amy will be a junior at Hondo
High School this fall.
Since 1967 Who's Who has rec-
ognized students for their achieve-
ments in academics, athletics and
exracurricular activities. The
program's value and committment
to highest standards have been ac-
knowledged by the American Li-
brary Association and PTA, respec-
tively. High school faculty mem-
bers, youth directors and national
education organizations nominate
students for this honor.
The publication is distributed to
15,000 college and university ad-
missions officers, libraries and high
schools - institutions and individu-
als interested in the achievements
of students.
Students have the opportunity to
compete for scholarships; to use the
College Referral Service; to list
their award on future college and
employment applications; and to
participate in the 22nd Annual
Who's Who Survey of High
Achievers, an in-depth poll of teen
attitudes and opinions.
Folklife Mass set
A total of 28 Catholic ethnic
groups of Texas will celebrate their
faith together in a colorful worship
service with flags, costumes, and
prayers in various languages during
the 14th annual Multi-Ethnic
Folklife Mass.
Mass will be held Sunday, Au-
gust 5, at 9:30 a.m. at Ameson
River Theatre in San Antonio's
historic LaVillita.
Sponsored by the Texas Catholic
Conference on Community Ethnic
Affairs the event is held each year
during the Institute of Texan
Culture’s Texas Folklife Festival. •
The public is invited. There is no
admission charge. Those who at-
tend are encouraged to dress in eth-
nic costume or casual dress appro-
priate for attending the Folklife
Festival.
Dog insists
'no smoking'
Smoking can be hazardous to your
health-really.
Paul McDaniel will tell you that
following an incident that happened
in Yancey Saturday afternoon.
It seems he was lighting a cigarette
when a dog attacked him.
But the story goes back a little far-
ther than that.
Apparently McDaniel was visiting
a friend Jack Williamson who owned
a dog.
From reports given Medina County
Sheriff personnel Williamson was
provoking the dog by picking at him.
McDaniel reached to light a ciga-
rette and the dog jumped him. He
suffered severe bites to the arms and
hands. These bites required several
stitches when he was taken to the
hospital.
The dog has been quarantined.
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