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Karnes City - Lonesome Dove Fest

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The Karnes County Times
Thursday, June 24, 2010
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By Joe Baker
Karnes City
Health and
Rehab will
be having
a Resident
Appreciation
Day on Saturday
June 26, 2010
it will be held
at 209 Country
Club Drive in
Karnes City from
11:00 a.m. to
2:00 p.m.
Food will
be provided.
Please come out
and join in the
celebration of
the very special
senior citizen
residents!
Organizers
will also be
introducing new
Administrator
Keith
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and will be
showing
pictures of the
new upcoming
facility.
Hope to see
you all there!
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police discovered evidence
following the chase of a susKenedy Popect through the Kenedy area
lice arrested
on Wednesday, June 16.
seven individAccording to information
uals on crimfrom the Kenedy Police Deinal charges
partment, just after noon,
related to burKenedy residents in the arglaries
that Chris McKee ea of 4th Street let them know
have happened in the local about a man in the area who
was wanted by authorities on
area recently.
One arrest came about after an active warrant.
FCISD approves
new transfer
policy
By Kaine Korzekwa
A new transfer policy was
approved by the Falls City
ISD board at its June 16
meeting.
“Transfers will only be accepted at the beginning of a
semester,” Superintendent
Linda Bettin said. “Transfers will not be accepted
if the student-teacher ratio is close to our regulation of 22:1 in kindergarten
through 4th grade.”
She noted this is a new
policy, and state law requires a cap on maximum
class size.
The policy was approved
unanimously.
Also of importance at the
meeting, the designated
fund balance was increased
from $300,000 to $500,000.
“The board designated
more money for future improvements to the school,”
she said, adding the increase will not affect salaries or other district projects. “This money is just a
savings for future needs that
the board would like to earmark more specifically in
the future.”
Another financial related
item regarded the price of
school lunches. It was decided school lunches will be
25 cents more next year.
The board is also getting
the paper work finished to
start an education foundation.
An education foundation
would provide the community a way to make tax-deductible donations and allow a committee to make
See FCISD page 2
effort to take him into custody.
McKee ran from the location on 4th Street, crossed Escondido Creek and ran several blocks farther before
officers cornered him in an
area in that part of town.
A scent dog and trackers
from the Connally Unit state
prison were called out.
The dog picked up a scent
and led officers directly to a
house on Karnes Street where
McKee was located The officers then placed McKee under arrest and he was taken
into custody.
Kenedy Police Chief Duane
DuBose said this was the second time that a dog from the
Connally Unit has helped his
See Burglaries, page 2
Citizen of the Year
PHOTO BY JOE BAKER
Roy Freeman watches from behind as Jennifer McAda accepts the Citizen of the Year
Award at the Kenedy Chamber of Commerce Banquet on Friday, June 18. Carrol Lake
and Associates received the Business of the Year Award, Ed and Janet Monson received
the Agriculture Award and KAML Radio, Clyde and Doris Ann Eckols, received the Tourism Award at the annual event. Visit www.karnescountytimes.com to see video clips from
the banquet.
Grant and loan funding aimed at waterline and water plant improvements
Congressman Rubén Hinojosa announced a grant and
loan totaling $6.7 Million For
El Oso WSC.
The check presentation
took place Wednesday, June
23 in Kenedy.
The Office of U.S. Rep.
Rubén Hinojosa (TX-15)
joined the Texas office of the
United States Department
of Agriculture (USDA) Rural
Development in presenting
a check for $6.7 million to El
OSO Water Supply Corporation at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday,
June 23, 2010 at 4098 S. Hwy.
181, Kenedy, Texas.
“Through a collaborative
effort, the residents of 4 counties will be receiving uninterrupted water service providing rural residents with a
better quality of water”, said
Rep. Hinojosa. “When local,
state and federal agencies
work together, our residents
benefit”.
The funds will be used for
waterline and water plant
improvements at the El Oso
New leadership at
Local post offices
WSC. 13.4 miles of waterlines
will be replaced or upgraded
between the Falls City Water
Plant and the Karnes City Water Plant. This service will offer better water service to the
7-8 Life
9-10Church
11-14 Etc.
PHOTO BY JOE BAKER
There have been recent personnel changes at Karnes
County’s two largest post offices. Jimmy Loya has accepted the position of postmaster at the Karnes City Post Office.
Mona Fisher has been named the new Officer in Charge
of the Kenedy Post Office until a full-time postmaster is
named. Loya, who lives in Karnes City, is looking forward to
working closer to home and Fisher is currently commuting
from her home in the Victoria area.
be used for water improvements”, said Mr. Charles
Pogue, President of El OSO
WSC, located in Karnes
County. “The 40 year old water line and water plant improvements will guarantee
our ability to be a good source
of water for many rural residents where in some cases it
is their only source of water”.
“My sincere thanks go to Paco
Valentin, USDA State Director and Congressman Rubén
Hinojosa TX 15 for their assistance and support of this
project”.
El Oso Water Supply Corporation is receiving a grant
counties of Karnes, Bee, Live award of $1,800,000 and has
Oak and Wilson. Over 6,000 been approved by the USDA
rural residents are in the ser- Rural Development for a direct loan of $4,900,000.
vice area.
“These funds, from USDA Rural Development, will
Honoring our teachers
Karnes City teacher
Theresa Schulz retires after 31 years
By Tara Moy
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Officers approached the
house looking for Kenedy resident Chris McKee, 20, who
was wanted on a motion to
revoke probation related to a
theft charge from two years
ago.
When McKee saw the officers approaching, he ran
from them.
Officers pursued McKee on
foot and in their vehicles in an
El Oso receives $6.7M grant/loan
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2010 The Karnes
County Times
www.karnescountytimes.com
teaching career began in
her hometown of Del Rio
Recently, there have
where she taught fourth
been a number of teachers
and sixth grade classes for
retire from the Karnes City
four years. She then moved
School District. To honor
to Karnes City where she
their dedication and years
began teaching first through
of service, these retirees will
fifth grades at the local
be featured in a series of
elementary school. When
articles that will look back
asked why she chose to teach
upon some of their fondest
elementary students rather
memories.
than high school Schulz said,
This week will feature
“I like to teach the basics
Theresa Schulz who has
and I love children. I love
accumulated 31 years
seeing the little light bulb
of teaching throughout
come on and seeing them get
her career. Schulz, who
excited. Also, you can build a
graduated from the
relationship with them very
University of Texas at Austin, easily.”
said she always knew she
She remarked that since
wanted to be a teacher.
she mostly taught first
“Ever since I was a little
graders her last couple of
girl,” she laughs, “I was one of years in Karnes City, Schulz
these kids who played school really enjoyed teaching
all the time. I knew what I
phonics and reading.
wanted to be even then.”
“I like seeing the children
After college, Schulz’s
develop a love of reading.
There was one girl that could
barely read and we worked,
and worked, and eventually
she became just a wonderful
reader. We couldn’t get her
See Theresa Schulz, page 2
PHOTO BY TARA MOY
Theresa Schulz
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Burglaries
From page 1
officers bring a suspect into
custody.
“They are really on,” DuBose said. “If they have something that gives them a solid
scent – they will go.”
Officers arrested McKee on
the warrant charges, charges related to evading arrest as
well as charges related to recent local burglaries.
“When he was arrested, we
did find items that lead us to
believe that he was involved
in several local burglaries,”
DuBose said. “There have
been more than one. There
have been several that we feel
that he was involved with directly and indirectly.”
McKee was booked into the
Business of the Year
Karnes County Jail but then
moved to the DeWitt County Jail.
DuBose said that based on
information obtained following his arrest, they were able
to arrest and file charges on
four adults and three juveniles related to recent local
burglaries.
Police believe the individuals have been working
as groups burglarizing local
homes and businesses.
“While this is hopefully going to clear some burglaries, we are still asking people
to be aware,” DuBose said.
“Keep what you can locked
and be safe with you and your
neighbors. We have identi-
fied several other people that
we believe to be involved with
the burglaries. We are still following every lead we get that
references those people.”
Police are urging residents
to document and photograph
their property and if possible,
install an alarm. Even a simple, inexpensive, loud alarm
can be a strong deterrent and
help prevent the loss of property as the result of a burglary.
Anyone with information
about recent burglaries is
strongly urged to contact the
Kenedy Police Department at
583-2225 or the Karnes County Sheriff’s Office at 780-3931.
editor@karnescountytimes.com
Theresa Schulz
From page 1
to put her books down, she
loved it!!” she laughs.
Schultz also comments on
how technology has changed
in the classroom dramatically
since when she first began
teaching.
“Technology made it so
much easier. There used
to not be any televisions or
videos like we have now. We
had to show film strips on a
projector we carried to our
room and the movie was
on those big reels.” Along
with television, another
technological improvement
was the addition of
computers to the classrooms.
Teachers today often use
programs like Accelerated
Reader, as well as educational
games, to help students
learn in an interesting
environment.
Another aspect of change
can be seen in the state
mandated tests, which
weren’t seen when Schulz
first began teaching.
“It was so much simpler,”
she says, “There’s so much
pressure on children these
days. They learn to read so
much earlier and so much is
expected of them at such a
young age.”
Schulz said that while she
hadn’t done TAKS testing in
a while, she and the other
elementary teachers felt as if
they were already starting to
prepare the children for the
mandated tests to come.
“Our reading tests, for
example, have started
becoming TAKS formatted
so the kids can get used
to the style of the tests. I
didn’t teach the test, but I
helped teach the test taking
strategies, like how to locate
answers in the passage, the
bubble format, and things
like that.”
Even though TAKS doesn’t
start until students are in
the third grade, Schulz said
that the lower elementary
teachers still have stresses
of their own. The ITBS
Achievement Test and the
TPRI Reading Inventory put
pressure on teachers like
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particular who would walk to
her classroom every morning
to give her a hug, and also
former students who would
wait after school to give her a
hug as well.
“It just made me feel
worthwhile, like maybe I’ve
made a difference in their
lives. Even one girl in junior
high made a special trip to
come to see me the on the
last day of school. Things like
that I guess just make me feel
appreciated and worthwhile.”
These memories, along
with many others, are what
Schulz likes to look back on
as she enjoys her retirement.
Although she says she still
loves teaching, Schulz just
felt the time was right and
wanted to have more time to
spend with her family.
As for retirement, Schulz
says she loves it! There’s
always something for her
to do, and she has her
family, gardening, pets, and
books to keep herself busy.
Even though she retired,
Schulz hasn’t quit teaching
altogether.
“I keep my fingers in it
a little bit,” she says, “As a
matter of fact I’m tutoring
reading and math right now.
I do it here at home, and so
far it’s just one little boy a
couple of times a week, but
I’m hoping to maybe expand
that.”
Schulz hopes that the
students she has taught will
still remember her as they get
older and take with them the
desire to always do the best
they can.
“I’ve tried to teach them
you don’t have to make a
100; as long as they did the
best job they could do I was
happy with them.”
Over the years, Schulz
said she has learned the
most important aspects
in teaching are structure,
routine, and relationships
with students.
“If those children know you
love them unconditionally
they will do anything for you,
and they’ll try their hardest
to succeed, and that is what’s
truly important.”
Schulz to have these young
children prepared at such a
young age.
With all the new
technology and testing
going on in classrooms,
it’s hard to keep students
focused and interested in the
topics. Schulz said she tried
to make learning fun and
motivating for the students.
Hands-on activities and
social interactions were just
some of the ways Schulz got
creative with her teaching.
She often found that
creative chants and rhymes
allowed the class to have
fun participating while still
learning at the same time.
Humor, though, was by far
the best method Schulz said
she used.
“The kids really enjoy
humor,” she says. “I had
this big doll that looked like
a person and I named her
Penelope. She helped our
class learn and was funny
most of the time. Sometimes
she would want to sit by a
cute boy or something like
that, and the kids just loved
her!”
Schulz says that teaching
has always been her passion.
Perhaps the favorite parts
of her career have been her
students’ success stories.
“I like it when I have a
problem and at the end
of the year it became a
success. I had a student
who came to my room
this year and was just way
behind on everything, hated
school, didn’t have many
friends, and was a bully…
that sort of thing. Through
encouragement and trust we
built a relationship. Soon the
student just turned around
and started working hard,
learned to read well, grades
went up, and even became
popular. It’s just kind of a
success story.”
Even though she’s had a
lot of success stories, Schulz
says the thing that was most
memorable was how many
of her former students came
to give her hugs during and
after school every day.
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FCISD
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improvements to the district.
In the superintendent’s
summer project update,
Bettin said the district is currently working on restrooms
for the concession stand, a
covered walkway to the caf-
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eteria and better lighting in
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Kenedy Middle School students collect
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As school comes to an end
excitement is in the air. Students are recognized for
their academic and athletic
achievements. At each grade
level they anxiously look forward to moving to the next
grade level. The band host
spring concerts, banquets are
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As Kenedy Middle School
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Lonesome Dove Fest Reunion BBQ planned for August 14
Nominations are currently
being accepted for the Conservationist of the Year Award.
Criteria: Someone who has
worked to manage and conserve the natural and cultur-
al resources of Texas and to
provide hunting, fishing, and
outdoor recreation opportunities for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. This person
must live in Karnes County.
Please submit nominations
to Alton Moczygemba, 1063
CR 212, Falls City, TX 78113 or
call 210-215-7331. Deadline
is July 15, 2010. The Award
KC Health & Rehab hosting
Resident Appreciation Day
Karnes City Health and Rehab will be having a RESIDENT APPRECIATION DAY
on Saturday June 26, 2010
it will be held at 209 Country Club Drive in Karnes City
from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Food will be provided.
Please come out and join us
in celebrating our very special senior citizens!
We will also be introduc-
will be presented at the Reunion BBQ Social to be held
on Saturday, August 14, 2010
at the Panna Maria Diner,
6:30pm. Tickets will be $10.00
person or $100.00 for a table
for 8. A video presentation from KJ 97 will serve as MC.
is planned for the social, fea- Please make plans to attend
turing videos and pictures of this special event.
LDF past years, as well as music by Lonesome Dove Fest
Performers. Randy Carroll
Runge Minor All Stars
ing our new Administrator
Mr. Keith Quebedeaux, and
showing pictures of our upcoming facility. Hope to see
you all there!
County Input Sought for
Natural Resource Concerns
Meeting to be held July 13
The Karnes County Soil
and Water Conservation District and the USDA-Natural
Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) invite the public, and any organization or
agencies with an interest in
agriculture or conservation
to attend a Local Work Group
Meeting/Listening Session to
be held at USDA Service Center in Conference Room. This
meeting will be on July 13,
2010 at 10:00am.
The purpose of this meeting is to receive input from
a broad range of local agencies, organizations, businesses, and individuals that
have an interest in natural resource conditions and needs
in Karnes County. This free
event is open to everyone.
Attendees can also learn
about federal and state programs that provide technical and financial assistance
for conservation planning,
learn the difference between
conservation plans and Environmental Quality Incentive
Program (EQIP) contracts,
and about the programs that
were implemented in 2010 in
Karnes County.
The Karnes County SWCD
encourages everyone to attend, especially those who
farm, ranch, own or operate
nonindustrial private forest
land, professionals representing agricultural and natural
resource interests, and individuals representing a variety
of disciplines in the soil, water, wetland, plant, forestry,
and wildlife sciences who are
familiar with agricultural and
natural resource issues in the
local community.
For more information, call
the USDA-NRCS office in
Kenedy at 830-583-3224 x3.
NRCS office locations and
program information can
be found on the Texas NRCS
Web site at www.tx.nrcs.usda.
gov. USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and
lender.
Persons with disabilities
who require special accommodations and/or alternative
means for communication of
program information (Braille,
Large print, audiotape, etc.)
associated with this meeting
should contact Larry Stark at
830-583-3224 x3 at least two
(2) weeks prior to the meeting
with his/her specific request.
Kroll Family Reunion set for July 3
Descendents of Frank and
Johanna Kroll who immigrated from Poland to Panna Maria in 1855 will be reuniting on
Saturday, July 3, at the Saint
Boniface Catholic Church
Parish Hall in Hobson. Covered dish lunch will be served
at noon. Please bring enough
food to feed your family. Any-
one wishing to be there but
are unable to come that day,
please call Nick and Jo Ann
Kroll at (830) 780-4160 as we
would love to hear from you.
Badger Comeback needs your help
The Badger Comeback
Committee needs the help of
anyone in these classes who
are willing to make up a list of
all the gradates with correct
addresses, so that we may get
them into our computer and
you can receive invitations
to the Comeback. All KCHS
graduates are invited to the
comeback if you get an invitation/reservation letter or
not. The Comeback Committee needs the help of all parents of these graduates in the
above referenced classes to
contact their children to help
get a list together for the committee. It takes a lot of our
time to keep up with classes we have in the computer, since the list covers from
1919 thru 1989, and some of
the 1980’s classes are not all
complete. When a graduate
moves and does not inform
the Committee, they will not
receive an invitation to the
Badger Comeback, because
the letter was returned (address unknown, can no longer forward, moved, etc.). So
a lot of postage is wasted because we are unable to have
Runge Minor All Stars: Juan Isaiah Ramirez, Darin Rios, Justin Torres, Christian Gutierrez, Connor Hethcoat, Ian Ramirez, Josiah De Los Santos, Jayden Esparza, Dylan Sinast,
Manager Juan De Los Santos, Coach Frank Gutierrez, Coach Troy Esparza, and Coach
mark Torres. Not Pictured are Andru Garza and Sebastean Garcia. The All Stars want to
thank their sponsors for all their help: Tank One Services, Norma’s, MJ’s Tacos, and Connie Schlinke Smart, CPA.
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your child has a new address.
Please take this plea for
help serious, because we do
need all the help we can get.
Thank you for reading this article.
Badger Comeback is on
Saturday, June 26th at Falls
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Letter to the Editor
Candidate wants to hear from you
Editor:
Karnes County voters,
I would like to offer all concerned citizens
my number they can call if they would like
to talk to me about what I stand for and to
voice their opinion. This number won’t be
changed, even if I am elected. Often past candidates promised open and honest government, but once the campaigning stopped,
that was the last you heard from them. Most
commissioners elected in the past have even
had their numbers removed from the phone
book. That disconnect between the public
and their representatives stops with me. You
can call me with gripes, concerns, or just to
talk about where you think would be a good
idea for your tax money to be spent. I would
like to hear your opinion, so let your voice be
heard. Thanks for all your support.
Daniel Burris
Karnes County Commissioner
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Barn swallows 1,
column writer 0
Willis
Webb
Living in a river house — 11 feet off the
ground on concrete and steel pier and
beam — is occasionally adventuresome
and, therefore, never dull.
It is akin to living in a tree house, especially with trees on all sides, including one
up through the middle of the back deck.
The net effect of “treehouse living” is that
you get a close look at your neighbors, birds
of all kinds, and I do mean the feathered variety.
My Life Mate is particularly attuned to
birdlife and has a couple of books, gifts from
her late mother who became quite knowledgeable about the avian ways. Sighting unusual and/or uncommon birds prompts a
quick reference to the books and identification of the bird or birds in question.
Naturally, there are bird feeders in appropriate places in front of the house and a bag
of bird seed in the pantry, as well as a bottle of red hummingbird food in the fridge
for the little darters’ feeder hanging off the
back deck.
Late last winter, when Central Texas was
“gifted” with about four inches of snow on
the ground, Life Mate managed batches of
photos of about 40 robins making an early spring appearance and frolicking in the
snow.
All back windows and the back deck look
out onto the river where there is no shortage of interesting species — white egrets,
blue herons, occasional wood ducks and
mallards and once, just once, a doublecrested cormorant. The cormorant appeared in the early spring and the book
shows that it must have been a migration
pattern.
For spectacular color, however, nothing
beats a painted bunting — bright red breast,
brilliant blue head, yellow back and green
wings. One off your front deck, partaking of
your hanging feeder full of seed, is a beautiful sight.
Life Mate has shown me there are black
birds that actually have some color to them,
in addition to basic black, that is, sort of like
a formal tux with a multi-colored bow tie.
Some birds can be a bit scary, for instance
a great horned owl. One sat on the gate to
the yard, a mere 40 or so feet from the front
door. It was, we assumed, hunting the field
mice that frequent the storage shed under
the house. Opening the front door and stepping out onto the deck that night sent him
flapping away empty-taloned.
Then there are — please excuse me, birdlovers — the pesky birds. With a river house
— standing on the aforementioned piers
and beams — the space underneath serves
a multitude of purposes. There is the storage shed plus a space covered with pavers
that holds a redwood picnic table and two
bench swings. And, it’s our garage. That’s
where the pesky ones enter the scene.
In a space where my pick-up truck is
parked, some barn swallows have for three
seasons now built their combination mud
and grass nest in a spot above the truck cab.
The net result is globs of mud splattered all
over the top of the cab plus the driver’s door
and window.
This year, I caught them early in the process and knocked down the partial nest.
Back they came and I raked the mud and
grass off again. Then I put one of those fake
owls up on the hood and kept a watchful
eye, running at the reappearing swallows
with arms waving and emitting a guttural
“oooaaahhh” at the little monsters.
They moved to the front deck and got a
nest partially built before I discovered it. I
tore it down.
Then, we took a trip. Upon returning,
there was a completed nest in the old spot
above the truck and the vehicle seemed to
have more than the usual mud on it. Plus,
the fake owl had some swallow droppings
on its head.
I grabbed a rake to knock the nest down,
but Life Mate ornithologist said, “Check
it for eggs first.” I did and there were eggs.
“Leave the nest,” declared the resident avian lover.
Barn swallows 1, columnist 0.
Willis Webb is a retired community newspaper
editor-publisher of more than 50 years. He can
be reached by email at wwebb@wildblue.net.
The Inner You
Joe
Brubaker
Folks I came across a poem I wrote for students I had in the 70s. So sit up straight in
your chairs and pay attention as I repeat it for
you.
The Inner You
It matters not so much, I say
What happens to you along life’s way,
But how you react; what you do;
Just what takes place inside of you.
How will react when misfortune calls,
Or even when disaster calls?
What is the measure you will use
When someone brings distressing news?
Or, if that news is truly fine
How will this affect your mind?
What builds you up, or tears you down?
By what prejudice are you bound?
It’s not the outer things that matter
The screaming headlines, the worldly chatter.
It’s what’s inside of you that counts,
When pleasure comes or trouble mounts.
For worldly things are all veneer
They don’t bring sadness, they don’t bring cheer.
But deep within your heart and soul
Lies all you need to reach your goal.
So fill your mind with the highest things
And see the happiness this will bring.
For what’s inside you will come out,
The deeds you do will leave no doubt.
For within one’s self happiness lies
Not in those far distant skies.
So strive to improve your heart, your mind,
And you will then improve mankind.
Little Dreams
Pamela
Baker
I was listening to my iPod yesterday and
one of the songs started out with this line –
When I was young I knew everything…
I think we all go through a (hopefully)
short phase in our young lives where we believe that we are invincible and know everything we need to know.
Of course, life experiences come along
and quickly teach us that we are not invincible and that there is a wealth of stuff we
don’t know.
When I was ten I had serious thoughts
about becoming an astronaut. I told this to
a mean spirited relative and he quickly informed me that I was much too fat to be
an astronaut. It may have been absolutely true, and still is, but it’s always difficult to
hear that you can’t do something you want
to do when you are ten years old.
The irony is that as a grown up, I would
absolutely hate being an astronaut. I’m terrified of heights.
Other minor dreams I had included being a dancer, a doctor, a writer. I slowly realized in each case that I didn’t have what it
took. I learned early on that I wasn’t graceful or thin enough or coordinated enough
to be a dancer. In college I figured out that
I was not driven enough to get into medi-
cal school.
So, the one childhood dream I have a
chance at still accomplishing is to become
a writer. I have kind family members who
are always encouraging me to write a novel. I try to explain to them that writing a 500
word column is absolutely nothing compared to writing a 250,000 word novel with
multiple characters, plots and subplots. I
feel like I can’t do it.
That is probably what is the most striking difference between my 32-year-old self
and my 10-year-old self. At ten, I thought
I could be anything I wanted to be. Now I
think I can’t.
But it’s a lie. Of course there are physical and mental limitations. There are
things that I just cannot do. But most of
the things I thought about doing as a child
were attainable if I had wanted them badly
enough. It would have required more sacrifice than I was willing to take to get there,
however.
Every once and awhile I feel a tinge of
“what-if” and I wonder what I could have
done if I had not given up on those little
dreams I had as a child.
But my life is good. I get to write a little. I
can dance in my living room. I can look up
all kinds of medical information in books
and the Internet. I can watch Nova and
learn about the universe. I get to have children and a marriage and time to read and
watch movies.
But I do have this great idea for a novel, all
about the interesting characters I have met
here in Karnes County. One day…
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3-2-2 Chula Vista/.71 ac. lot/bonus room/very clean/KCISD
$179,000
3-2-2 Bluebonnet
St./new paint/corner
to schoolsService
$88,000
ft. $499.
and
said
statute, tions and Request 3-2-2 Bluebonnet St./new paint/corner lot/close to schools
e your 830-583-6068.
$88,000
spection, along with UNKNOWN SUC- of
1.1 acres/prime commercial
location/Hwy
to Tractor Supply/cleared/all
$100,000
parts. Hons
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for Proposalutilities
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proposals, CESSORS, HEIRS, to-wit:
LISTINGS
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ance Store,
Karnes and applications forwell/good
DEVISEES,location
AND 164.8
acres&ofgas
landoperations
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voice,
3.6
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location/cleared/water
for oil
yardbe 233 ac/large oaks/2 tanks/thick brush/3-2
SALE
PENDING
233 ac/large
oaks/2 tanks/thickcommercial
brush/3-2 remodeled home
$2450 ac.
remodeled
home
$2450 ac.
City. 830-780-4344.
REPRE- out of the John Clark obtained from the 3-2-2/K.C./1763 sq. ft./good nghbhood
MOBILE
HOMES
SALE PENDING
laugh
the TxDOT Prequali- LEGAL
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sq. ft./good
nghbhood
SALE PENDING
2.9
acres/Panna
Maria/country
store
with
house/prime
commercial
location/good
location
for
oil
&
gas
operations
yard
$165,000
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store
and
home
on
2.42
ac./Panna
Maria
$165,000
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$165,000
fied
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$105,000
AND
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137,
Karnes
County,
above
address,
or
loved
3-2,
5th
St/wood
flrs/steel
roof/1678
ft./Call
Shelley
$105,000
5 acres/
HwyHomes
181/ 2 miles north of Karnes
City/cleared/clean/fenced/for
sale or for lease
list, at the
applicable
3-1 Kenedy/7th St./totally remodeled/Price Reduced $60,000
$69,000
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have
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commercial
locations
along
Hwy
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Karnes
City/
Kenedy/
Beeville
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2.02
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trees/PRICE
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Shelley
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181/South of Kenedy/water well/cleared
$40,000
ies,4 ac./Hwy.
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601 Borroum @ Hwy. 181 Kenedy, Tx 78119
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heaven 3752.
Office: 830-583-2222 - Cell: 361-688-8139
bidRESIDENTIAL
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few
als
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requested
601 Borroum @ Hwy. 181 Kenedy, Tx 78119
Our Showcase•Property
Wilse Brown
- Broker • 830-780-2598
Sean O’Brien - Agent - Cell 210-365-7869
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may employ
an
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36
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below.
for
FOR SALE
2700
sq.Plans
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rength,
the* 805
above
contract8th
St-Kenedy:
1900
sq.
ft
boast
2
bedrooms,
Buyers’
agents
must
be
present
for all showings to receive a commission
830-780-2598
RESTOCK
with (s) are available from not file a written an
se and SPECIAL
Our Showcase
Property
govern- quality,
bathrooms, living,swer
dining
and
garage spaces. Sean o’brien - agent
with
the
Clerk
Homes
crossbreed- TxDOT’s
er us ment
website
Cell: 210-365-7865
program ing/heterosis pays,
Pretty lot with
large ash trees, cute storage/studio
2 bdrm.,CITY,
1 bath,
302 E. BUCHEL KARNES
TXbrick
78118home @ 114 Mesquite St., KC,
www.txdot.gov who issued this Citawith your land or get more pounds at bldg
CA&H. Good condition.
$47,000
with
elec.
$87,500
tion
by
10:00
a.m.
ng and family land. We can
and from reproFOR
SALE
3-2-2
frame
home
@
414
Calvert,
K.C.
Central
A/H
on
the
Monday
next
* 107 Karnes
St-Kenedy:
Like
new
3/2
modular
Commercial
g you, put you in a new from your calf crop. duction
companies
following
theLarge
expira-kitchen and
Corner
$60,000 Large Commercial Building in Karnes City on Hwy.
with over
sq. ft.
LANDlot.
family home! Don’t miss Bulls, replacement at home
the expense
of 1200
of forty-two
cows, heifers, pic3-2-2 brick home, Central A/H. Karnes City. Good
HOMES
room.
Split tion
bedroom
plan.(42)
Situated on its
181
contractor.
NPO:
your chance to take tures, video, prices. thefamily
3-2-2 frame home neighborhood.
@ 414 Calvert, K.C.
CA&H.
days $48,900
after the date
616
Fairlane.
$99,000
own
lot.
A
steal
at
only
31818.
State
Office,
advantage of up to www.BrehmFarms.
Corner
lot.
$60,000
of issuance
of this
Land
bdrm,Karnes
1 bath,City.
garage,
ons
Divi3-2-2
Good Central A/H. Corner lot.
* Nottingham
St-Kenedy:
6 residential
lots brick
for home. 2CA&H.
$8000.00 cash back! com 210-771-3147 Constr./Maint.
114 acres, Pasture Land and Great Hunting with
Citation and Petineighborhood.
616411
Fairlane.
Frobese in Runge.
$49,000
sion,
200AllE.but
Riversale.
one backs
up
to
city
park.
Priced
at
1 - 8 8 8 - 6 9 7 - 7 6 9 0 . free delivery.
3-2, MF home on 2 ac. N. of Floresville on
tion, a default judg
mature trees. Call Sean
side$6000
Dr.,perAustin,
4 bdrm,
2 bath brick home @ 121 E. Wheeler in
lot or pkg
discount
available.
Hwy. 181. Call Sean
210-365-7865.
essons: rbi32763
ment
may be
taken
Charming
with
a
capital
“C”best
describes
this
Texas
78704.
Phone:
59+ ac. near Pandora. 2 bdrm, 1 bath house
2 bdrm, 1 bath, garage,
CA&H.on
Corner
411
Stockdale
1.82lot.
ac.
2 yr old Trane A.C. One car
. BMagainst you.” You
FOR
sale:
32 .month
Frobese, Runge. garage
quaint 2 bedroom home on
Live
Oak
Soaring512-416-2540.
ACREAGE Dist/
& RECREATIONAL
PROPERTIES
with sheds with minerals: wildlife, pond, well. On
versity.
3
bdrm.,
2.5
baths,
brick
home
on
66.19
ac.
and
each
of
you
are
old
Beefmaster
bull.
REAL
ESTATE
ceilings,
lots of
windows, openfloorplan, woodDiv*75
Office(s)
Corpus
Acres-Pawnee:
2/1 farmhouse,
small
corral,
3-2-3
brick
Large
oak trees, has
somelarge
coastal,
hashome
wildlifeon large lot, 801 Chula Vista, county Rd. Call Sean 210-365-7869
t Gradhereby
commanded
830-780-3445.
and tile floors, ceramic countertops, largeChristi
Disfor hunting. Approx.
4 miles
N. of Condition.
Stockdale.
tankDistrict,
, good fencing,
brush. $215,000
KC,
Excellent
CA.
305 ac. Lots of brush, deer, hogs, turkeys. Old
bathroom
and For
indoor
utility room. 2 car garage,trict Engineer, 1701 to appear and answer Call Sean O’Brien3210-365-7869.
Homes
Sale
Clane,
mobile
homes.
Must be moved. Buy one or all.
*88
Acres-Helena:
Beautiful
tract
with
large
oaks,
house, large tank, El Oso water. Highway frontDid you know S. Padre Island Dr., before the 81st Judi- 3-2-3 brick home. CA&H. New carpet. Corner
large tree shaded lot. $62,500
lot. Near elem. school.
303 E.
Broadway, K.C.
Bargain
price.
tank, windmill,
seasonal
creeks.
$3000/ac
88 acres just east of Helena on Hwy. 80, boast
largeGreat
oak trees,
cial District
Court
in
age.
views.
Corpus
Christi,
that
when
you
$82,000.
bass filled stock tank, windmill, seasonal creeks, lots of brush
NEW EXEMPLARY
LISTINGS!! Falls
the Great
Karnes
County
*159
Acres-Pawnee:
cattle
grazing & some
3-2 Doublewide mobile home
on
2.25
ac.A rare
on Hwy
203
ac.
W.
of
Hobson on CR 215. Water well,
Texas
78416.
Phone:
with
great
hunting.
find.
Beautiful
piece
of
property.
place
a classi* 413City
5THISD.
St-Kenedy:
home
built in the hunting available. Elec,
in
181 N. of K.C. Also has large
metal building on
BeautifulStucco
well. $1795/ac
$264,000
361-808-2300. Mini- Courthouse
stock pond. Good fences. Good hunting. Call
LAND
epairs
line$50,000
ad it mum
30’s on
nice lot.
bedroom,
1 bath.
City,Canyon
Karnes properties
2 story
red2rock
w/ fied
slab. & Pleasanton. Call OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
$62,000
198 ac. between Floresville
*Lake
Choke
wage Mathis
rates are & Karnes
Sean 210-365-7869
Sean 210-365-7869.
County, Texas, at or
* 316 metal
4TH St-Kenedy:
bedroom,
1 bathset available,
placed
roof, site on Pretty
5 is 2also
3
bedrm,
1
bath,
2
car
garage
on
CR
160
W.
of
call for list
out in bidding
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COMMERCIAL
PROPERTIES!
66.19
ac.
with
3
bdrm,
2.5
bath
brick
house
N.
before
10:00
o’clock
w/tank,
shop,
stuccoacres
home,
approx
1100 sq
$52,500
e Jack
on ft.our
website documents
* 225 Acres-Gillett.
SOLD IN LESS ofTHAN
and the
off of Hwy 72. On O
1/2Desperado’s
ac.
$45,000
nightclub-Kenedy.
4,800 sf, estabStockdale. Call Kenedy,
Sean 210-365-7869
shed. 20K under
ap- free! www.thlished business with all inventory. 1/2 acre of parking.
llation
196+ ac. S. of Kenedy on Hwy. 181. Both sides
30 will
DAYS!!
rates
be part a.m. on the first Mon
RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES
We
have
buyers
Listings
wanted
Only large nightclub within 25 mile radius. Totally reof hwy. Lots of brush. Close to town.
praisal.
830-534home
the
contract. day after the expira*410 Butler-Kenedy.
SALEe cPENDING!!
o u n t y w i d e . of COMMERCIAL
305 ac. Lots of brush, deer, hogs, turkeys,
modeled, ready to reopen. Reduced to $365,000.
tion
of
forty-two
PROPERTIES
5643.
phone,
*88711
Incredible
spacious
home
old house, large tank, El Oso water. Highway
O Old Smokehouse/tavern located on approx. 1/2
acresFannin-Kenedy:
just east of Helena on
Hwy.
80, boast
large oak
trees,
com!
(42) days
from the Good
* Hwy 181 (Escondido
St)-Kenedy:
hwy
puters,
frontage.Great
views.
acre on Hwy. 181 (between Kenedy & Karnes City).
in
neighborhood.
3/2.5/2
basswonderful
filled stock tank,
windmill, seasonal
creeks,with
lots ofgame
brush
date bldg
of issuance
8.644 ac. between Kenedy and Karnes City.
experiFantastic location, well known business and bldg.
frontage,
has
old
stucco
on
it.
$7500
with great
find.stainless
Beautiful piece
of kitchen.
property.
CONTRACT
room,
2 hunting.
dining, A2 rare
living,
steel
Hwy. 181. Great commercial property.
Providing excellence in Real Estate service in
hereof,
being atbldg,
or lots
Nurses in Touch,
Inc.
$175,000 (negotiable).
t jack,
*
Hwy
181-Kenedy:
Old
Wal-Mart
of
sq.
$264,000
203
ac.,
w.
of
Hobson
on
CR
215,
water
well,
Oversized
lot with large oaks and pretty covered
O 3 story historical brick bldg-Kenedy. Only skybefore 10:00 a.m. on
tional.
Subscribe
Karnes and surrounding counties
stock
pond.
Good fences. Good hunting. Call
Home
Health*Hospice
ftg,
lots
of
paved
parking.
Loading
docks.
Bldg
is
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
scraper in town and now reduced to a low $19,000 (as
patios. One owner home lovingly cared for.
Monday, the 1st day
Sean O’Brien 210-365-7869.
9-4923
is). Needs plenty of work but so much potential and
in
good
condition
and
priced
right
at
$600K
830
We have buyers - listings Wanted.
26. $164,900
now priced right! Lots of history here.
O COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES!
* FOR LEASE- Incredible oil/gas staging area
Billy Welkener,
Agent
Home Office
Marie Welkener, Agent
Immediate
openings:
780-3924
*O108
Sunnyside-Kenedy:
Hard
to find
4 bedroom
O 2400 sf one story brick bldg. on Main St.-Kenedy.
Desperado’s
nightclub-Kenedy.
4,800
sf, estab- with 3 large galvanized bldgs (one with overhead
361-362-4224
(Cell)
830-583-9221
361-813-9035 (Cell)
Great
location
for
hair
salon,
restaurant
or
retail.
Needs
home
with 3 with
full baths
for *under
$70K.
Needs
lished business
all inventory.
1/2 acre
of parking.
Billing
Specialist
- experiened
a little work but owner has reduced to help cover cost.
cranepreferred
system) sleeping and kitchen quarters.
a
little
exterior
painting
but
priced
right
at
only
Call us to list your property.
buyers looking for property in Karnes and surrounding counties.
NowWe
onlyhave
$24,000.
Only large nightclub within 25 mile radius. Totally re- Quick access to Hwy 239 in Kenedy.
roperties
Contact
Sharmane Gass at 800-441-9938,
reer
opporTuniTy
awaiTs
$65,000.
Experienced in ranch and farm land as well as residential properties.
modeled,
ready to
reopen. Reduced
to $365,000.
ext. 231, fax resume 830-216-7115 or email
ORANCH & RECREATIONAL PROPERTIES:
he F
CorreCTions
Oield
OldoFSmokehouse/tavern
located
onto approx.
1/2
Whether you Want to
resume
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little hunting tract with
nc., Karnes County Correctional Cenbuy or sell Servicing
MedicareCity).
and Non-Medicare clients.
acre
on
Hwy.
181
(between
Kenedy
&
Karnes
remodeled 2 bedroom farm house. Lots of brush, large
pplications for the following position:
GREAT
CATTLE
AND
RECREATIONAL
PROPERTY
located west of Kenedy, 145 acres with 2/1 updated farm
check With billy or Marie tank, seasonal creek, good fencing. Blinds and feedFantastic location, well known business and bldg.
that sits on top of hill.ersLand
includes
approximately
½ inTOimproved
pasture, remaining is brush for good
hey’ll do a good house
job!
t
to
remain,
along
with
50%
MINERALS
CON$175,000
(negotiable).
RVICES
ADMINISTRATOR
Assistant Manager neeDeD
hunting, cross-fenced into 6 pastures.
Pole Barn, cattle pens, troughs, etc. on property. Lots of game with blinds
VEY! $235,000
O 3 story historical brick bldg-Kenedy. Only skyO 88 water
acres-Helena.
Beautiful
large
oaks, $384,
cleared senand feeders remaining. 2 tanks,
well and
El Oso
water.
250. Call us to see this one!!
Marie Welkener
scraper inOFFICER
town and now reduced to a low $19,000 (as
Billy Welkener
ECTIONAL
deros, bass filled tank, 2 seasonal creeks, shallow well,
Ranch Realtor
Ranch Realtor
offer
competitive
incredible
dove
hunting.
Easy
driving
around
property.
is). Needs plenty of work but soWe
much
potential
and salary, paid
175 Acres of361-813-9035
Prime Farm Land
located in El Oso area west of Kenedy......................................................... $399,500
least 18 years of age and pass
Listings
$264,000.
holidays, sick leave, life
nowrequirements/criminal
priced right! Lots of historyvacation,
here.
• Karnes Co. - 145 ac., hilltop location, hunting, farmhouse, tank, barn, pens, blinds,
oyment
feeders, minerals.---------------------------------------------------------------------------$384,250
insurance,
paid training,
O 2400Paid
sf training
one story
St.-Kenedy.
vestigation.
in a brick bldg. on Main
ORESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES:
420 Acres located$130,995
west of Pettus
in Bee County,
water well, oaks, grazing, hunting.............................$2,250/acre
• Bee Co. - 20 ac., oaks, home, wildlife------------------------------------------MIN.
onalGreat
settinglocation
is done on-site.
for hair salon, restaurant or retail.
Needs
and 401
K plan.
O Kenedy-brick 3/2/1 with bonus room. Can be 4th
• Two properties on FM 673, south of Pawnee, Bee County
n these positions please call or submit
•
Karnes
Co.,
104
ac,
Hwy.
119,
hunting,
grass,
brush,-----------------------------$314,880
bedroom,
office
or
hobby
room. Beautiful tile thru-out
a little work but owner has reduced toFor
helpan
cover
cost.
application
visit:
acres located on Ray Lane,
northeast of Charco
in Bee County, would make good home site, grazing and
an applications to:
• Karnes Co. - 54.14 ac., coastal, trees, homesite, well,33
pens--------------------------SOLD
this comfortable home. Freshly painted, new lightonly Inc.
$24,000.
• Karnes Co. - 25.11 ac., nice homesite, cross fenced -------------------------------$3,200/ac
The Now
GEO Group
hunting............................................................................................................................................................$115,405
ing
fixtures,
newer
composition
roof, central heat/air.
• Karnes Co. - brick 3/3 on 12.5 ac., metal 18x40 shed, great habitat, Runge-----SOLD
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Just $5 for up to
30 words.
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merce
St., Karnes &
City,
TX.
ORANCH
RECREATIONAL
PROPERTIES:
(830) 780-3525
O 75 acres-Pawnee.
n Resources
Department or visit Great little hunting tract with
w.thegeogroupinc.com
remodeled 2 bedroom farm house. Lots
of brush,
large
ust have
a strong
desire
EOE m/f/d/v
tank,
seasonal
Star Loans
115 E. Calvert - Karnes City
to succeed!
M
creek, good fencing. Blinds and feeders to remain, along with 50% MINERALS TO CONVEY! $235,000
O 88 acres-Helena. Beautiful large oaks, cleared senderos, bass filled tank, 2 seasonal creeks, shallow well,
incredible dove hunting. Easy driving around property.
$264,000.
ORESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES:
O Kenedy-brick 3/2/1 with bonus room. Can be 4th
bedroom, office or hobby room. Beautiful tile thru-out
this comfortable home. Freshly painted, new lighting fixtures, newer composition roof, central heat/air.
Home sits on 1 & 1/2 tree shaded lots. Covered back
patio, close to shopping & schools. $112,000.
CHECK BACK WITH US,
NEW LISTINGS COMING ON MARKET SOON!
• Fashing - 4/2/2 brick home on 3 ac., pond-------------------------------------CONTRACT
• Bee Co. - 220 ac. Restless Wind Ranch, ranch, hunting--------------------------------SOLD
227tank----------------------SOLD
Acres with home, FM
• Karnes Co. - brick home w/fp on 90 ac., lg. metal barn,
830-583-9221 Home
www.parkb.com
361-362-4224 Cell
Home sits on 1 & 1/2 tree shaded lots. Covered back
patio, close to shopping & schools. $112,000.
673.............................................................................................SOLD...............$645,000
CHECK BACK WITH US,
NEW LISTINGS
ON MARKET SOON!
20 acres with 3/2 manufactured home,
wildlifeCOMING
habitat.......................................................SOLD...............$122,995
4/2 home, 3 acres Fashing...................................................................................................SOLD...............$185,000
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four major concepts—spending, saving, giving, and work—you’re going to have major
problems by the time they’re 10 years old!
—Dave
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Eating Up
By Amelia Simmons
brilliant color.
Well, we’re off! Will you keep ahead of the
tomato crop this summer, or will you be reduced to putting them outside your front
gate in a box, so that passers by can help
themselves? Or just tear up the plants by
the roots and pretend they died?
Seriously, can you ever have too many
tomatoes? Americans once thought so. A
popular myth circulated that we believed
them to be poisonous, but there were other reasons why they were not eaten. Many
colonists had emigrated to America before tomatoes became popular in Britain
and Ireland and the isolation of the country meant that Americans remained unfamiliar with the fruit. It wasn’t until the mid
19th century that refugees and settlers entered America through cities, bringing
with them a liking for tomatoes. Even then,
northerners grew them as curiosities or ornaments for many years.
We plant basil next to our tomatoes. The
aniseed scented herb marries perfectly in
sauces, ketchup, salads and on pizzas. My
biggest success this year has been tomato and basil jam. I’ve always been scared
of preserving; past efforts have either not
jelled or set up so hard the spoon bent
when you tried to scoop a spoonful. This
recipe isn’t mine. (Like I say, I’m a novice)
but from a great paperback called Gourmet
Preserves by Madelaine Bullwinkel. The
time consuming part is skinning the tomatoes. It is important to add the basil strips
as the jam cools, so that they retain their
Tomato Basil Jam
Dear Dave,
I’ve heard you talk to people about “gazelle
intensity.” What exactly does this mean?
Dear Dave,
How early should I start teaching my kids Del
about money? Also, how do you feel about givDear Del,
ing kids an allowance?
Basically, it means absolutely going crazy
Cathy
and doing whatever it takes for a little while to
get out of debt. I’d much rather endure pain or
Dear Cathy,
I think you should start teaching kids about discomfort for a short period of time and get it
money as early as you start teaching them over with instead of living my whole life flounabout sex—which is the first time they show dering around and accomplishing nothing in
any interest. Make sure you keep it age-appro- the process.
Some people probably think I’m using hypriate, and don’t over-answer questions when
perbole when I give people advice on how to
they’re young.
Neither of these things will amount to a get out of debt, but I’m serious about it all.
one-time talk, because they’re both just parts I’ve lived this stuff, man! There were literalof life. That means they’re ongoing processes ly stretches of years when we didn’t go on vathat will last for years. If you have one talk at cation or see the inside of a restaurant. If you
an early age with your kids about money, then want to get out of debt and get control of your
they’re probably not going to remember a lot money, you’ve got to be serious and intense
of it as they get older. If you have just one talk enough to makes sacrifices on that level for
with your kids about sex at an early age, you’re a short period of time. We call it living like no
liable to wind up with a bunch of pregnant one else, so that later you can live like no one
else.
teenagers!
It’s not just dollars and cents we’re talking
To answer your second question, I hate the
idea of an allowance for kids, because it makes about here. It’s also about changing behaviors
the whole situation sound like welfare. We and mindsets. You don’t need to go to Disneyput our kids on commission at an early age. land every year. You don’t need to eat out every
They had chores associated with certain dol- weekend. Until you’re willing to make tempolar amounts, and if they worked, they got paid. rary sacrifices like this—and become “gazelle
If they didn’t work, they didn’t get paid. It was intense” about taking control of yourself and
as simple as that. Then, they would split their your money—you’re never going to reach your
money between three different envelopes— goal of becoming debt-free!
one for saving, one for spending, and one for —Dave
giving—and we would teach them to do each
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Runge will be having their
one wisely.
Independence Day CelKids need to emotionally connect work to com.
ebration on Saturday, Jumoney at a young age. If you don’t teach them
ly 3 at the VFW Hall. There
will be a parade (check-in
at 8:00am), booths (inside
and outside of building),
3 pounds ripe tomatoes
2 lemons
24 fresh basil leaves, divided
1 cup sugar
Drop the tomatoes into simmering water for 30
seconds then plunge them into an iced water bath.
When cool enough to handle, peel, core, quarter and seed. The best way I have found is to press
the tomatoes through a sieve to retain the juices.
Coarsely chop the tomatoes. You will have about 4
cups of tomatoes.
Place the tomatoes in a deep non reactive 4-quart
pan. Cover and bring to a boil. Uncover and simmer for 30 minutes until the jam is reduced to 2 ½
cups and excess moisture has evaporated.
Meanwhile, zest the 2 lemons. Squeeze the juice.
Puree half the basil with half the lemon.
Off the heat, stir the zest and juice without the basil into the tomatoes. Return to a simmer and add
the sugar, a half at a time. Allow the mixture to return to the boil each time. Cook and stir frequently
for 10 minutes, until the jam thickens. Thermometer reading 210 degrees.
Off heat, stir in the remaining basil-lemon juice.
Cool a tablespoon of the jam and taste to adjust
the balance of sweet and sour. Add more lemon juice if you need. Cut the remaining basil into
strips and fold them into the jam.
Fill hot sterilized jars, cover and invert or process
in a boiling water bath for 10 minutes, according
to your preferred method.
Makes 2 jars
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Karnes County Market Report
Engagement Announcement
Zarosky - Childress
The Livestock Auction report for June 17, 2010: cattle
on hand were 360. The market was steady to higher compared to last week.
Stocker and feeder calves
and yearlings:
No. 1 steer and bull calves:
200-300 lbs, 123-131; 300400 lbs, 120-130; 400-500 lbs,
110-122; 500-600 lbs, 106-
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the engagement and
upcoming marriage of
their daughter, Gena
Leigh to Chance Garrett
Childress, son of
Correy Elton and Annie
Childress of Falls City.
The Bride elect
is a 2006 graduate
of Karnes City High
School and has pursued
a Bachelors of Science
Degree in Nursing, at
the University of Texas
Health Science Center.
Her fiancé, is a 2002
graduate of Falls City
High School, and is
currently employed by
Southwest Research
Institute.
The couple plan a
July 2010 wedding in
Cestohowa.
710-850; Common cow/calf
pairs: none.
Packer Cows: Higher dressing utility & cutter cows: 530580; Lower dressing utility &
cutter cows: 510-540; Lightweight canner cows: 450-500.
Packer Bulls: Heavyweight
bulls: 700-730; Utility & canner bulls: none; Lightweight
canner bulls: none.
Nixon Livestock Commission
The Livestock Auction report for June 21, 2010: cattle
on hand were 434.
Steers: 200-300 lbs, 125127.50-135;
300-400 lbs,
113-123-138;
400-500 lbs,
104-114-126; 500-600 lbs, 97107-119; 600-700 lbs, 92102-113; 700-800 lbs , 83-93-
100.
Heifers: 200-300lbs, 111121-125; 300-400 lbs, 92-102125; 400-500 lbs, 97-107122; 500-600 lbs, 90-100-109;
600-700 lbs, 84-94-100; 700800 lbs, 79-89-96.
Slaughter cows: 440-540620 Slaughter bulls: 600-
700-750 Stocker cows: 500660
Pairs: 300
Bred cows:
539-811 Horses: none .
Notice: We will be closed
for Independence Day Holiday, on July 5, 2010.
Summer is here!! This summer we want to encourGena Leigh Zarosky and
age each of you to try someChance Garrett Childress
thing new!!! Never know what
might be coming next!!!
If I can be of any help in
anyway, please call the Extension office (830) 780-3906.
Please continue to let us
know of things in your club!
We would like to be of any assistance that we can!
Meredith Carter, CEAFCS/4-H Coordinator.
DISTRICT 11 CONSUMER
DECISION MAKING CONTEST
Karnes County 4-H’ers of
the Kenedy 4-H Club attended the District 11 Consumer Decision Making Contest
at Texas A&M University May
1, 2010. The 4-H’ers on the Jr.
Team winning 1st Place was
Shelby Helms, Kylar Palmer,
Marina Deleon and Michaela
Navarro.
Also, a Jr. Team winning 6th
Place consisted of D. J. Dela
Garza, Connie Childers and
Alex Villanueva.
Three 4-Her’s won IndividTravis Murray Rudolph and
ual placings. There were KyAllison Nicole Malik
lar Palmer, 1st place; Shelby
Helmes, 8th place and Conof Kenedy High School and a Transportation in Kenedy.
2001 graduate of Texas A&M
The couple will wed on Sat- nie Childers, 10th place. ConKeep up the
University earning a Bachelor urday, July 24, 2010 at St. Cor- gratulation!
of Science degree in Animal nelius Catholic Church in GREAT work!
2010 DISTRICT 11 LEADScience. He is currently self- Karnes City.
ERSHIP LAB
employed ranching and runTwo 4-H’ers attended the
ning Rudolph Bulldozing and
2010 District Leadership Lab
at the Texas 4-H Conference
Center in Brownwood, Texas
June 14-16, 2010. They were
from the Kenedy 4-H Club;
Kristofer Bryan and Shane
Fudge along with Suzanne
Nunez, Kenedy 4-H Club
Manager and Meredith Carter, FCS Agent.
2010 TEXAS 4-H PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
Caleb Dziuk of the Lonesome Dove 4-H Club participated in the 2010 Texas 4-H
Photography Contest at Texas A&M University during the
2010 Texas 4-H Roundup. He
entered the Landscape (color) Category placing a blue
ribbon with his photo. Congratulations! Keep up the
good work Caleb!
SUMMER CAMPS
Summer Camping Programs at the Texas 4-H Conference Center are designed
to provide an opportunity
for youth to experience summer camp while enjoying the
advantage of meeting youth
from across the State. Participants will enjoy canoeing, swimming, the climbing
wall, drama, rifley, archery,
arts and crafts, games, special
events and more!
If you are interested, please
call the Extension office.
SPACE IS LIMITED...
KARNES COUNTY 4-H TSHIRTS
The Karnes County 4-H has
ordered 4-H Karnes County Tshirts. 4-H’ers if you would
like to purchase one come by
the county Extension office.
They are Great!
STATE YOUTH WATER
CAMP
The State Youth Water
Camp will be held July 11 15, 2010 at the George & Opal
Bentley 4-H Center at Monahans, Texas. If you are interested, please call the Extension office at 780-3906 for
more information.
KARNES COUNTY 4-H RECYCLING PROJECT
Karnes County 4-H is sponsoring a “Recycling Project”
collecting inkjet cartridges, toner cartridges and cell
phones! The 4-H clubs are
working with local businesses to collect used inkjet and
toner cartridges to keep them
out of landfills. We are working with a National Recycling
Company to ship all the used
cartridges to them so that
they can be refilled and used
again. If a 4-H’er contacts
you about collecting your
used ink jet cartridges, toner cartridges or cell phones,
please get all the details. For
more information, contact
the Extension office at 7803906.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INFORMATION
Extension programs are
open to all citizens without
regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age or national origin.
4-H News
Engagement Announcement
Malik - Rudolph
Gerald T. and Marilyn Malik
of Karnes City, are pleased to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Allison Nicole
to Travis Murray Rudolph,
son of Ann Rudolph and the
late Herbert Rudolph Jr. of
Kenedy.
Allison is the granddaughter of Alvin and Helen Malik of LaVernia, Texas and the
late Alfonse and Cecilia Bednorz formally of Karnes City.
Murray is the grandson of the
late Alfreda and Herbert Rudolph Sr. formerly of Lenz,
Texas and the late Travis and
Myrtle Lauderback formerly
of George West, Texas.
Allison is a 2003 graduate of
Karnes City High School and
a 2008 graduate of the university of Texas San Antonio
earning a Bachelor of Science
degree in Biology. She will begin work in a post-baccalaureate clinical laboratory science program at Texas A&M
University-Corpus Christi in
the fall.
Murray is a 1997 graduate
119; 600-700 lbs, 96-106.
No. 1 heifer calves: 200300 lbs, 113-121; 300-400 lbs,
113-116; 400-500 lbs, 108131; 500-600 lbs, 101-109;
600-700 lbs, 87-104.
Stocker Cows: Good cows
and heifers: 640-840; Medium cows and heifers: 525;
Good cow/calf pairs: 850920; Medium cow/calf pairs:
Karnes City Hermann Sons
Membership Pins Presented
Badger Comeback invitations in the mail
The Badger Comeback invitation-registration letters
are in the mail. The Committee has sent out letters to all
Anniversary Classes. Those
being years ending in a 5 or 0,
such as 1940; 1955, etc.
The classes in between anniversary classes will receive
letters on an attendance reference but should you be living in the local area, in classes
closest to anniversary classes will receive an invitation.
Karnes City Hermann Sons Lodge 215 (previously Lenz Lodge) were honored to present pins These classes are for example
to several members who have reached the 50-70 year levels. A luncheon was held on June 19, nearest Class of 65 are 64 and
2010 at the Old Lenz Hall in their honor. Our Karnes City Lodge originally started at Lenz Hall
and it was decided this would be the perfect place to honor these members since they devoted
much of their time there working with 4th of July celebrations, dances, etc. Our new lodge building was purchased in August 1994 and is now called Karnes City Lodge 215 and is located on
120 South Market Street in Karnes City. Mary Beam, Grand Vice President-Secretary-Treasurer
of the Grand Lodge in San Antonio along with President Vernon Fenner made the presentations
to the following members: 50 year membership pins were presented to Peggy Walleck, Manuel
Yosko, Joni Huwe, and LeeRoy Kerlick. 70 year membership pin was presented to Evelyn Hoffman. She has been a devoted member of Hermann Sons and has served the lodge as secretary/treasurer for many years and is still an agent for our lodge. We were honored to have her
entire family present for this special award.
66. The same with Class of
75, 74, and 76, so on thru the
years before and after. Should
you not receive an invitation,
you will need to contact the
following: Arline Matthews,
830-780-2439 or Clare Kauffman, 830-780-5160 or email
clk@awsomenet.net to check
that we have your correct address, then we will send you
another letter. Should a class
want to send out to everyone,
then you will need to provide
correct names and addresses and we will send out all the
letters.
The Badger Comeback
Committee always needs
help in keeping all names and
addresses current. If you are
able to help with any future
anniversary classes, please
contact those people afore
mentioned. ALL HELP IS
GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Don’t forget Badger Comeback Band will have a rehearsal on Friday, June 25th
at 7:00pm at the KCHS Band
Hall.
Look
Who’s
Turning
30!
Happy
Birthday!
Love, Mom,
Kenedy Public Library Calendar
June 2010
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Storytime/Craft
Piece Together
Train Craft
@ 3 pm
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12:00 noon.
register!
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Johnny &
Family
Tuesday
Storytime/Craft
Black Foam Photo
Train
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@3 pm
Magic Show
Julian Franklin
“Paul”
3 pm
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SRC Party on Fri.,
July 2
@ 2 pm
We will have
program.
Live
Animals
@ 3 pm
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Magic Show
Spikey Mikey
@3 pm
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“HappyTails”
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Crossover
Group
Music & Theatre
@ 3 pm
drawings
at every
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First Presbyterian Church news
Contributed By: Kathy Chapman
Father’s Day
“Family and Community”
was the title of Pastor Chuck
Gibbs’ sermon last Sunday
morning at First Presbyterian
Church of Karnes City.
He posed questions to the
congregation:
•
What are your priorities concerning family and
community?
•
What do you consider family?
•
What do you consider community?
Many people have large biological families who they
hardly know and with whom
they rarely communicate. Yet
they are thought of as “family.” On the other hand, many
people have friends they
know well and intimately,
whom they see daily, who live
next door, or they work with
or study with or worship with.
There is no biological relationship, yet the connection
is precious and loving. They
are thought of as “family,” too.
Could it be that the family
and community that should
be most precious to us is
what our Bible calls the children of God, or the Family of
God here on earth? Should
our spiritual family be our
primary family, not our biological family? The Presbyterian Church (USA) addresses family and community in
its Book of Order. In its statement of the Church’s mission,
the Book of Order states (at
Chapter III. a.):
The mission of the Church
is given form by God’s activity
in the world as told in the Bible and understood by faith.
A. God created the heavens
and the earth and made human beings in God’s image,
charging them to care for all
that lives; God made men and
women to live in community, responding to their Creator with grateful obedience.
Even when the human race
broke community with its
Maker and with one another,
God did not forsake it, but out
of grace chose one family for
the sake of all, to be pilgrims
of promise, God’s own Israel.
People from all over Karnes
County and other parts of
Texas gather at the First Presbyterian Church of Karnes
City on Sunday morning. Everyone is welcome. Adult
Sunday School Class begins
at 10 am with worship service at 11 am. The church is
located at 405 E. Mayfield in
Karnes City.
Send your church news
to
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church news
Contributed By: Wally Schievelbein
What the Father Has
Done For You
This past Sunday Father’s
Day was celebrated at Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church
in Kenedy. Pastor Wally spoke
of how Jesus freed a man tormented by demons and told
the man to go and tell others
what God had done for him.
Pastor reminded the congregation of how much our
heavenly Father has done for
us in sending us Jesus to free
us from our sins and charged
us with the same words, to
ger required to obey the law, go and tell others how much
but to believe in Jesus and fol- God has done for us.
low his words. Not all people
were Jews, and Jesus came to
save everyone in the world.
They are all the same in God’s
sight. Paul was telling the Galatians not to be confused by
a false gospel, but to believe
in what Jesus had taught. Before Christ the Jews were im- Contributed By: Yvonne Pogue
prisoned by the religious law.
Our Father
It was their disciplinarian for
their lives. If one strayed outPastor Jim delivered a messide the law, there were dire
consequences. Now we know sage on the “Our Father” or
that to live in Christ’s love is the “Lord’s Prayer, found in
our motivation to live Godly Matthew 6:9-13. He said it
lives. One should have a liv- was one that most of us have
ing and loving relationship recited. It would be prayed
with God. No one can make in church, in social functions
himself “good enough” to de- and before sporting events. It
serve salvation. It is faith in became a part of our life. But
Christ and by his grace of for- when we pray do we undergiveness that we receive sal- stand the Father? Do we revation. If we love Christ, we ally know Him? Have we forwill want to live a moral and gotten what He did?
Pastor walked us through
ethical life to be a better perthe
Bible using scripture to reson, but not to obtain salvaveal who God is. He started in
tion.
Be thankful for God’s un- Genesis where God is the Creconditional love and the ator. (Genesis 1) In Exodus He
eternal life that we will have is the Deliverer (Exodus 1-14)
and in Leviticus the Lawgiver
through our faith in him.
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church news
Contributed By: Pat Hemby
The Fourth week of Pentecost was celebrated at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church of
Kenedy with Reverend John
Padgett as pastor. Neil Nichols was the Lay Minister and
Joseph Avalos was the Lector.
The First Lesson was 1
Kings 19:1-4, 8-15. This was
an account of Elijah speaking
with God about his concern
for his safety. All the prophets
were being slain so he fled being afraid for his life. The Israelites had forsaken God’s
covenant and he felt he was
all alone. But God told him to
return and anoint Hazael as
king over Aram.
The Second Lesson was
Galatians 3:23-29. Paul told
the Galatians that the law
had been their disciplinarian for life, but now Christ
had come and by his grace
one could receive salvation.
To Christ there was no difference among the people. “For
in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith.”
There was no need any longer for a disciplinarian, for
believing in and loving Christ
would make you heirs according to his promise.
Reverend Padgett read the
Gospel according to Luke 8:
26-39. Jesus and his disciples
arrived in Gerasenes where
they met a man possessed by
demons. He said his name
was Legion because he possessed so many. Christ cast
out the demons and entered
them into a group of swine.
The swine then rushed over
a steep bank into a lake and
drowned. The people who
witnessed this or heard about
it were very afraid and told Jesus to leave. The man wanted to go with Jesus, but Jesus
told him to stay and be a witness for him and tell everyone
what God had done for him.
Reverend Padgett’s sermon
was about how we receive salvation. It was a major subject in those days whether
one received salvation by law
or by faith. Paul had been a
Pharisee before he converted to Christianity. In those
days one must obey the religious laws in order to be accepted by God. Now that Jesus had come and given a
new covenant, it was no lon-
FATHER
One email article I received
last week contained the following… “I still say my dad
was the best at getting rid of
those monsters that used to
get under my bed at 3 in the
morning, when I was only four years old. He attended his share of little league
games, band concerts, and
even did the driving for his
boys when they had a “date”
before they had a driver license.
Dad was and always will
be my hero. His life of dedication to God, and his years
of serving as an elder in the
church, testify to the quality of his character and are the
evidence of his priorities. I am
63 years old now, and
I still catch myself thinking
that someday, I want to grow
up and be just like my dad.”
This article, written by my
own dad about his dad was
very touching to me. My family also beamed with pride
this Father’s Day as my father-in-law, Dale Irby was ordained as an Elder of the Kerrville Church of Christ.
The Hebrew writer proclaims, “…every house is
built by someone, but God
is the builder of everything.”
(Heb. 3:4) Drawing on a lesson by Steve Sheppard we
looked Sunday at building a
better father.
A better father would be
a more patient father. Paul
wrote, “Be completely humble and gentle; be patient,
bearing with one another
in love.” (Ephesians 4:2). As
parents, fathers in particular,
we need to try to look at life
through the eyes of our children. Understanding them
will help us be more patient.
(See I Thess. 5:14)
II Thessalonians 3:8 reads:
“For you yourselves know
how you ought to follow our
example.
Our kids will often mirror
the way they see us living. If
we could build a better father
it would need to be a more
godly father. As Paul wrote to
the church at Corinth; “Follow my example, as I follow
the example of Christ.” (I Corinthians 11:1)
To be better fathers, to be
better leaders in the family,
the church and the world, we
must strive to carefully follow
in the footsteps of Christ.
Harmon Killebrew of the
Minnesota Twins said, “My
father used to play with my
brother and me in the yard.
Mother would come out and
say, ‘You’re tearing up the
grass.’ Dad would reply, ‘We’re
not raising grass, we’re raising
boys.’”
Thank You God for fathers.
And please help those of who
are fathers to be more like
you! - AMEN
Coleto Baptist Church news
Coleto Baptist Church will
be having their Independence Day Celebration on
Sunday, July 4th at 102 Oak
Colony Drive, Victoria, Texas. Morning service will be
held at 11:00am, dinner to
follow. There will also be out-
At the 10:30 service some
children in the congregation
who had attended Vacation
Bible School this past week
sang two of the songs they
had learned. Serving as worship assistants this week at the
8:30 service: Janice Blaschke
served as greeter, communion assistant and usher,
Randy Jurgajtis served as lector, Hunter Jurgajtis served
as acolyte, Latta Stephenson
served as audio/video minister, and Gary Thiele served as
sacristan. At the 10:45 service:
Joel and Debbie Mead served
as greeters and ushers, Debbie Mead served as communion assistant, Marigene Harris served as lector, William
Stolle served as acolyte, Janice
Blaschke and Florence Scarborough served as sacristans
and Julie Schievelbein served
as audio/video minister. Altar
flowers were given to the glory of God by Jean Buehring in
memory of loved ones. Bulletin sponsorship was provided
by Gaylon and Kathy Oehleke
in honor of their grandson,
Will Lieke’s, birthday.
This coming Sunday is
Gospel Music Sunday at
Good Shepherd. Out to Pasture, Good Shepherd’s Gospel Band, will play at both the
8:30 and the 10:45 services. All
are welcome!
South Texas Christian Center news
Kenedy Church of Christ news
Contributed By: Russell Briley
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door games, homemade ice
cream, horse drawn hayride,
and much more. All are invited, hope to see you there!!!
(Leviticus 11-20). In Joshua
he is the Conqueror (Joshua
23). In Samuel He is the King
Maker (1 Samuel 1-17) and
in King’s and Chronicles He
is the Storyteller. In Job He
is the Sovereign God (Job 3842) . In Psalms He is the Good
Shepherd (Psalms 23) and
in Proverbs He is Wisdom.
In Ecclesiastes He Is Simple
Truth (Eccl 12). In Isaiah He
is Hope (Isaiah 53). In Jeremiah He is the Plan (Jeremiah
29:11) and in Daniel He saves
us from the lion’s den (Daniel 6). In the Gospels he is the
Savior, the Redeemer, Mercy
and Grace. In Matthew He is
wants truth in my heart (Matt
5-7). In Mark He is the Miracle (Mark 1-9) and in Luke He
is the Incredible Father (Luke
15). In John He is Love (John
3), He is Abundant Life (John
10) and He is the Comforter
(John 16). In Acts He is Power
(Act 2). In Romans He is the
Explanation (Romans 10). In
Corinthians He is Love (1Cor
13). In Galatians He is my
Standard (Gal 5) and Ephesians He is the Warrior (Eph
6:10-20). In Philippians He is
my Encourager and My Provider (Phil 4). And In Revelations He is the Alpha and the
Omega (Rev 1).
The Bible is full of the Truth
about the Father. So the next
time we say the Lord’s Prayer
I will remember just how incredible God the Father really is.
For more information,
check out stxcc.org.
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church news
Contributed By: Joni Huwe
“Casting Out Demons”
Finding and casting out the
evils of sins which have challenged man has been the goal
of God from the beginning as
the Gospel of Luke narrates
in the country of Gerasenes
when Jesus performs another
miracle to the chagrin of the
disciples was the focus of the
homily of the Rev. David W.
Collins III, pastor of St. Paul’s
Lutheran Church, on the 4th
Sunday after Pentecost.
Jesus let his mission direct
himself and the disciples to
foreign soil to carry out the
power and promise of God.
He focuses his attention on
a man besieged by demons,
who is chained and shackled
for his and the community’s
protection in the tombs. Even
the demons did not wish to
be sent back to the abyss, so
Jesus sent them into a swine
herd. The swine rushed over
a bank to drown themselves,
thus killing the demons.
Collins indicated the text
comes alive with questions
as to their application in our
lives. Evils besiege people
with problems in today’s society. Fear in the dealing with
evils perplexes us just as the
disciples feared for Jesus and
themselves. But Jesus did
and will, through God, guide
and direct us to solve the current battles and turmoil in
our lives. The message derives is for the congregation
to work together to overcome
obstacles and share the love
of Christ within ourselves and
throughout the community.
The Holy Scriptures, read
by Randy Witte, were taken
from Isaiah, Psalm 22, Galatians, and the Gospel of Luke
8:26-39. With reference to Father’s Day and appreciation
to the paternal guidance from
not only our earthly father
but also the heavenly source,
all the men were given red
carnation boutonnieres.
Visitors for the service with
Dotty and Buck Meyers were
Candy and Rusty Andrisek
from Floresville.
Prayers were made to give
directions to those who are
lost, lessen confusion for
those with mental problems,
and provide comfort and
well-being to those weekly are named in lists of ill,
whether in nursing facilities
or home bound, especially Werner Ahrens. Prayers of
guidance go to those in the
military service whose role is
casting out the demons from
alien forces in places like Afghanistan.
Vacation Bible School/ Day
Camps begin next week with
the instructors as guests at
next Sunday services. Assistance is needed in “shadowers” for the classes and cookies for refreshment time. All
slots are currently filled with
five on the waiting list for the
classes.
Weekly activities include:
Wednesday, June 23 at 2:30pm
Bingo at BBM; Saturday, June
26 Angel Food Pick-up; and
following Sunday services,
the June potluck luncheon
in Fellowship Hall under the
guidance of Peggy Wallace
and her team. “Hugs from
Home” care packages for
troops will be sent out during
the summer with items such
as hard candies, cereal bars,
tuna, fruit in poptop cans,
beef jerky, hand sanitizer, and
foot powder.
Obituaries
Cantwell
United Methodist Church news
Contributed By: Cam Homeyer
We welcome you to be a
part of God’s worship service. Sunday School begins
at 9:45am for all ages followed by morning service at
11:00am. This year VBS will
be in the evenings starting July 18th – 23rd. If you need information or help, Pastor Ken
Houston can be reached at
780-3324 or 780-3307. United Methodist Church is located at 201 North Esplanade.
The devotion for this week
is “STUFF!!!” by June Beard,
blessed old lady.
Scripture: “For where your
treasure is, there you heart
will be also.” Matthew 6:21.
The older I get, the more
I wonder “why do we need
stuff?” I live in a small cottage with little room for stuff
I don’t really need. Much of
what I had, has been tossed.
Even the green bed my husband and I slept in is gone
in favor of a twin bed. That’s
downsizing!!
It seems our culture has encouraged us to need more, a
bigger house, extra cars, more
clothes, the list goes on and
on. STUFF!!
Kendra Grace Cantwell,
infant daughter of Stephen
Craig Cantwell and Kimmi
Jesus said in Matthew 6 Mauch Cantwell of Pflugerthat we shouldn’t worry about ville, was born and passed
these things. Do any of us away on Sunday, June 13,
have enough faith to see if He
was right? We need to love
each other and life here and
now. Jesus also said that the
Kingdom of God is here in
this world.
Thought: We should be
more thankful and less needful.
Prayer: Dear God, help me
remember the stuff is just
stuff and what is really important is the treasures You place
in our hearts, in Jesus name.
Amen
2010 in Austin.
She is survived by her
parents, and her grandparents, Joe and Peggy Mauch of
Kenedy, and Donald and Pam
Cantwell of Lockhart.
A graveside service will be
held at 10 a.m. today, June 19,
2010 in Kenedy Cemetery, the
Rev. Matt Homeyer officiating.
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St. Cornelius Faith Formation
Perfect Attendance 2009-2010
Pictured L-R: Morgan Kelley, Robert Morin, Trey Beaver, Lauren Kelley, Nickalas Guzman, Justin Lopez, Patrick Beaver, and Kevin Matula.
St. Cornelius Faith Formation
2010 Graduates
Back row L-R: Marissa Beaver-Teacher, Vannesa Urrutia, Israel Perez, Father Stanley, Jesse Ray Morin, Rico Cortez, Maggie Ybarra-DRE. Front row L-R: Erika Villarreal and Jude Beaver.
St. Cornelius Confirmation Class
April 24, 2010
Pictured L-R: Maggie Ybarra-DRE, Israel Hernandez-Aide, Justin Lopez-Confirmant, Celeste Coffman-Confirmant, Cody Salas-Confirmant, Bishop Thomas Flannagan, Father
Stanley, Selena Turribiartes-Confirmant, Diane Villarreal-Teacher, and Ronnie Leal-Confirmant.
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INTENT TO OBTAIN WATER QUALITY PERMIT RENEWAL
PERMIT NO. WQ0003913000
APPLICATION. City of Kenedy, 303 West Main Street, Kenedy, Texas 78119, which operates a
reverse osmosis potable water treatment unit, has applied to the Texas Commission on Environmental
Quality (TCEQ) to renew Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Permit No.
WQ0003913000 (EPA I.D. No. TX0117650) to authorize the discharge of treated wastewater at a
volume not to exceed a daily average flow of 900,000 gallons per day. The water treatment plant is
located at 602 Cottonwood, approximately 1.6 miles southeast of the intersection of U.S. Highway 181
and State Highway 72 in the City of Kenedy, Karnes County, Texas 78119. The discharge route is
from the plant site through a pipe to the Abandoned Arm of Escondido Creek; thence to Escondido
Creek; thence to the Lower San Antonio River. TCEQ received this application on February 26, 2010.
The permit application is available for viewing and copying at Kenedy City Hall, 303 West Main
Street, Kenedy, Texas.
ADDITIONAL NOTICE.
TCEQ’s Executive Director has determined the application is
administratively complete and will conduct a technical review of the application. After technical
review of the application is complete, the Executive Director may prepare a draft permit and will issue
a preliminary decision on the application. Notice of the Application and Preliminary Decision will
be published and mailed to those who are on the county-wide mailing list and to those who are
on the mailing list for this application. That notice will contain the deadline for submitting
public comments.
PUBLIC COMMENT / PUBLIC MEETING. You may submit public comments or request a
public meeting on this application. The purpose of a public meeting is to provide the opportunity to
submit comments or to ask questions about the application. TCEQ will hold a public meeting if the
Executive Director determines that there is a significant degree of public interest in the application or
if requested by a local legislator. A public meeting is not a contested case hearing.
OPPORTUNITY FOR A CONTESTED CASE HEARING. After the deadline for submitting
public comments, the Executive Director will consider all timely comments and prepare a response to
all relevant and material, or significant public comments. Unless the application is directly referred
for a contested case hearing, the response to comments, and the Executive Director’s decision on
the application, will be mailed to everyone who submitted public comments and to those persons
who are on the mailing list for this application. If comments are received, the mailing will also
provide instructions for requesting reconsideration of the Executive Director’s decision and for
requesting a contested case hearing. A contested case hearing is a legal proceeding similar to a civil
trial in state district court.
TO REQUEST A CONTESTED CASE HEARING, YOU MUST INCLUDE THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS IN YOUR REQUEST: your name, address, phone number; applicant's
name and proposed permit number; the location and distance of your property/activities relative
to the proposed facility; a specific description of how you would be adversely affected by the
facility in a way not common to the general public; and, the statement "[I/we] request a
contested case hearing." If the request for contested case hearing is filed on behalf of a group or
association, the request must designate the group’s representative for receiving future
correspondence; identify an individual member of the group who would be adversely affected by
the proposed facility or activity; provide the information discussed above regarding the affected
member’s location and distance from the facility or activity; explain how and why the member
would be affected; and explain how the interests the group seeks to protect are relevant to the
group’s purpose.
Following the close of all applicable comment and request periods, the Executive Director will
forward the application and any requests for reconsideration or for a contested case hearing to the
TCEQ Commissioners for their consideration at a scheduled Commission meeting.
The Commission will only grant a contested case hearing on disputed issues of fact that are relevant
and material to the Commission’s decision on the application. Further, the Commission will only
grant a hearing on issues that were raised in timely filed comments that were not subsequently
withdrawn. TCEQ may act on an application to renew a permit for discharge of wastewater
without providing an opportunity for a contested case hearing if certain criteria are met.
MAILING LIST. If you submit public comments, a request for a contested case hearing or a
reconsideration of the Executive Director’s decision, you will be added to the mailing list for this
specific application to receive future public notices mailed by the Office of the Chief Clerk. In
addition, you may request to be placed on: (1) the permanent mailing list for a specific applicant name
and permit number; and/or (2) the mailing list for a specific county. If you wish to be placed on the
permanent and/or the county mailing list, clearly specify which list(s) and send your request to TCEQ
Office of the Chief Clerk at the address below.
AGENCY CONTACTS AND INFORMATION. All written public comments and requests must
be submitted to the Office of the Chief Clerk, MC 105, TCEQ, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, TX
78711-3087 or electronically at www.tceq.state.tx.us/about/comments.html. If you need more
information about this permit application or the permitting process, please call TCEQ Office of Public
Assistance, Toll Free, at 1-800-687-4040. Si desea información en Español, puede llamar al 1-800687-4040. General information about TCEQ can be found at our web site at www.tceq.state.tx.us.
Further information may also be obtained from the City of Kenedy at the address stated above or by
calling Sandra Lundquist, City Secretary at 830-583-2230.
Issuance Date: May 24, 2010
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Coach Rudy Diaz began the
softball and baseball camps of
the recreation program. Both
of these camps are ongoing
during the summer and meet
on Fridays and Saturdays.
Coach Diaz is a former Kenedy Lion who is so dedicated
his sport that he has a batting
cage behind his house where
he offers private lessons. Also working with Coach Diaz is another Kenedy alumni,
Larry Kiesling, Jr. Coach Kiesling is working with the older baseball players teaching
skills he learned while playing professional baseball.
This week participants will
meet at Coach Diaz’s batting
cage at 808 South 9th Street
in Kenedy. The girls will meet
Friday June 25 at 9:00 am, and
the boys will meet at 4:00 pm.
Saturday, practice will be at
Lion Field: the girls at 9:00 am
and the boys at 4:00.
Coach Manual DeLaGarza
is coaching track for the summer program. Also a former
Kenedy athlete, Coach DeLaGarza meets with track participants Monday, Tuesday,
and Thursday at 6:00 at the
Kenedy High School Track.
Arts and Crafts camp will
begin June 28 at Kenedy’s Municipal Building. It will begin
at 9:00 am and last until noon.
Other camps that will be held
include volleyball and boys
basketball.
The Kenedy Summer Recreation Program is sponsored
by the City of Kenedy and the
4B Corporation. The program provides an excellent
opportunity for young Kenedy students to learn and improve skills and teamwork.
Almost all of the instructors
and helpers are former Lions
and Leopards who are committed to Kenedy ISD and the
athletic program. It is free
and open to Kenedy students
12 to 14 years of age. For more
information, call the Kenedy
City Hall at 583-2230 or Program Director, Larry Kiesling
at 583-2342.
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Alamo
Alamo
Alice
Beeville
Cuero
Donna
Duval County
Edcouch
Edinburg
Edinburg
Elsa
Falfurrias
Falls City
Goliad
Harlingen
Harlingen
Hidalgo Count
Karnes City
Mathis
McAllen
McAllen
Mercedes
Mission
Pharr
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Runge
Sinton
Taft
Three Rivers
Weslaco
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Yoakum
Yorktown
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$52,881.00
$384,320.00
$294,025.00
$247,300.00
$209,000.00
$75,998.00
$51,900.00
$576,428.00
$96,455.00
$184,164.00
$178,201.00
$11,702.00
$69,651.00
$834,655.00
$145,883.00
$106,852.00
$43,456.00
$133,642.00
$184,582.00
$213,589.00
$427,141.00
$362,509.00
$446,998.00
$130,994.00
$76,703.00
$119,399.00
$117,097.00
$55,868.00
$126,131.00
$215,115.00
$117,524.00
$76,168.00
$62,774.00
$52,881.00
$384,320.00
$294,025.00
$247,300.00
$209,000.00
$75,998.00
$51,900.00
reauthorization,
program activities to be implemented, and program expenditures for
$6,429,105.00
2010-2011.
$6,429,105.00
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$62,774.00
$52,881.00
$384,320.00
$294,025.00
$247,300.00
$209,000.00
ATTENTION ALL KENEDY ISD PATRONS
$75,998.00
$51,900.00
$576,428.00
$96,455.00
The new
education reform act, NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND, includes reauthorization of
$184,164.00
all federal
programs. Through a formula grant application process KISD annually seeks
$178,201.00
funding
from the following federal programs:
$11,702.00
$69,651.00
$834,655.00
TITLE I:
Improving the Academic Achievement of the Disadvantaged
$145,883.00
TITLE II:
Teacher and Principal Training and Recruiting Fund/Technology
$106,852.00
$43,456.00
Fund
$133,642.00
TITLE III:
Language Instruction for Limited English Proficient and
$184,582.00
Immigrant Students
$213,589.00
$427,141.00
$362,509.00
To comply with federal requirements to receive these funds, Kenedy ISD consults with
$446,998.00
parents,
community members, principals, teachers, support staff, and district office staff
$130,994.00
when $76,703.00
planning title program activities, determining parental involvement activities,
$119,399.00
determining
expenditure amounts, and preparing the application. All KISD campuses
$117,097.00
can receive
Titles II, and III funds if needed. Only eligible campuses can receive Title I
$55,868.00
funds.$126,131.00
Principals, with input from campus site-based decision making committees,
$215,115.00
teacher
representatives from Title I campuses, the District Advisory Committee, and
$117,524.00
district office staff are consulted in April, May, or June regarding program
$76,168.00
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If any parent, KISD employee, or KISD community patron would like to give input
into the continued planning of the Title programs, preparation of the grant application,
and/or review the completed application, please contact Dr. Jan LaCour, Superintendent,
by phone at 830-583-4100, Ext. 1557 or at jlacour@kenedy.isd.tenet.edu by June 29,
2010, 12 noon.
The completed application must arrive at the Texas Education Agency by July 1, 2010.
Any private, non-public school in the Kenedy ISD attendance area should contact
Dr. Jan LaCour at the above number or e-mail address to determine if your school
qualifies for any federal support from the above listed programs.
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Architecture
As a Fine Art
Architecture
Custom Homes Restorations Remodeling
As a Fine Art
Also, Handcrafted Mesquite Entry Doors Cabinetry Floors
Michael Dunn Craftsman/Designer
Riley Dunn Apprentice/Artist
512-771-7432
Choate, Texas
New to Karnes Co. but our family the Jimersons & Dunns settled here in 1902
Choate, Texas
BEFORE
AFTER
SHOEMAKE
WELDING
DUNN&
DUNN
Architecture
As a Fine Art
512-771-7432
DUNN
DUNN
•Metal Buildings
•Gates and Entrances
•Aluminum Welding
•Oilfield
•Repairs
•Metal Roofing
T.D. Shoemake
P.O. Box 403
Karnes City, TX 78118
Joel Saldaña, M.D.
Family Practice
Suite 2
Kenedy, TX
(830) 583-2569
512-771-7432
Choate, Texas
Haertner Electric
New to Karnes Co. but our family the Jimersons & Dunns settled here in 1902
210 Johnson • Karnes City, TX 78118
Kirby Haertner
(830) 780-2134
TACLB 016928C
Able House Leveling
& Foundation Repair
s
Pier and Beam Slab
20 Years Experience
Free Estimates!
Certified Arborist
Courthouse Barbershop
110 N. Panna Maria
Karnes City, TX 78118
830-583-5886
“We Need Your Head in our Business”
• SKID LOADER WORK • ALL TYPES OF FENCE •
• WELDING • CATTLE PENS •
• BUILD DECKS & POLE BARNS •
• SMALL REMODELING OF HOMES •
CLARENCE SMART, JR. - Owner
Cell: 361-564-7453
830-299-1722
This space:
Just $10/week
Call 583-9192
for more info
Yvonne Morris
Financial Group
Financial Services/Trusted Advice/Personal Service
“Teacher Advisory Group”
Yvonne M. Morris, CSA
Financial Consultant
P.O. Box 397 • 113 E. Calvert • Karnes City, Texas 78118
(830) 780-4474 phone/fax
ymorris@karnesec.net
GAA and Yvonne Morris Financial are independently owned & operated
Senior
Discount
Member
of BBB
Office HOurs By AppOintment
Korby Bourne
Over 12 Years Experience
Texas Technology Solutions
Tomorrow’s ideas for today’s problems
Computer Repair, Upgrades, & Recycling
Refurbished Computers Starting at $149
www.TexasTechnologySolutions.com
830-299-3611
The Building Outlet
“Lowest Prices & Largest Inventory in South Texas”
Rent to Own - No Credit Check
VISIT OUR NEW SHOPS
Antiques, Collectibles, Gifts, Crafts, Jewelry,
Wood Furniture, Candles, Etc.
International
Fully Insured
Society
FREE Estimates
of Arborculture FREE Site Analysis
Jerry De La Garza
10%
361-786-1000
(361) 362-5078 •A362-8950
FTER
AAA
Serving Karnes County & South Texas
since Cell PhoneCell PhoneGene Swierc 210-414-7382 1996 Ray Johnson 210-452-7382
Cabins • Storage • Mobile Units • Carports
De La Garza’s Tree Service
PO Box 154
Kenedy, TX 78119
INSTALLATION OR REPAIR
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
(210) 454-3939
3349 South Highway 181
BEFORE
TX-3621A
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
830-769-3537
DUNN&
DUNN&
Eugene Swierc & Sons, Inc.
Junction of IH-37 & Hwy 72 • Three Rivers
“America can depend on Farmers”
Auto • Fire • Life • Commercial
Agents:
Jonathan M. Schulz II
Harvey Menn
701 E. Calvert • Karnes City
225-A West Main • Kenedy
(830) 780-4122
(830) 583-3462
SALE!
• Seiko, Pulsar & Fossil Watches!
• Earrings, Pendants, bracelets
• “REPAIRS” on Fridays by Larry Earrings
(watches, batteries, rings, etc.) 1/2
Carat
Visa, MasterCard, Discover
of diamonds
Open Wed. - Fri. 9-12, 1-5 p.m. - Sat. till noon -
GERHARDT’S
JEWELRY
YORKTOWN, TEX. 361-564-2284
Big B
Food Store
Pizzas • subs • soup • salads
TiTle express, inc.
Land Title Services
for Karnes, Wilson &
Gonzales Counties
Our fully computerized plant
and friendly staff are ready to
serve all your land title policy
and closing needs
Give us a call!
830-393-6496
Hwy 181 at Bentwood Subdivision • Floresville • Visit us at www.title-express.com
The 1st choice in feeds, fertilizer,
animal health & agricultural chemicals.
Now handling Bridgestone, Michelin and
other name brand tires!
Kenedy Farmers Co-op
644 S Hwy 181
Karnes City
830-780-2670
Open M-F 8-5, Sat. 8-noon
205-207 E. Dailey St. •
Kenedy • 830-583-3411
Douglas Roofing & Construction
Hackney & Torres Tree Service
361-463-6972
• Log or Framed Homes
• Metal & Shingle Roofing
• Porches & Decks
• Sheds - All Sizes
Free Estimates • Free Site Inspection
Good References • Great Prices
Based in Runge, TX
www.douglasroofingandconstruction.com
Need a Professional to check your trees for possible
dangers to your home or property?
We Service Residential and Commercial Properties.
Services Provided are:
Pruning, Trimming, Tree
Removal & Stump Grinding.
100
Ft
Crane! For your Free Estimate Call:
Larry Hackney 361-649-4527 or
Jimmy Torres 361-564-8976
AAA

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