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TRIBUNE - PROGRESS
Serving Bartlett & Holland
Hartlctt Texas 7(1511 Thursday February 1 l!)82
VOLUME 90 NUMBER 2(5
817-527-142-1 FIFTEEN CENTS
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Holland Elementary
Honor Students Named
Honor Roll students in
Holland Elementary School
have been announced by the
Principle Barbara Hill.
Named to the all A honor
roll include: Fourth grade -Jennifer
Gray and Karmen
Kurtz.
Fifth Grade - Ann Mew-
hlnney and Shelley Thomas.
Sixth grade Tina Benner
Paula Bonds Sonya Duggcr
Wcndle Gotchcr Tracy Hill
Dcna Hosch Kevin Kurtz
Vanessa Shulcr Shannon
Bartlett Junior &
Senior High Honor
Roll Named
Thirty one students In Bart-
lett High School and junior
high were named to the honor
roll for the third six weeks.
Named to the all A honor
roll were: Seniors Carolyn
Marck Shelley Marshall and
Jackie Wolbrueck.
Juniors - James Pcrsky.
Sophomores Shirley Vra-
bel Kristcn Knctcn and Joan
Jones
Freshmen Linda Lemons
'Ann Dubcc and Rene'
Richey.
Students named to the A-B
honor roll are: Seniors - Shirl
Fischer Paul Concha Anna
Holland PTA Holds Meeting
The Holland PTA met
Monday February 1 for a
short business meeting.
The meeting was called to
order by Paula Archer presi-
dent. Minutes from the No-
vember and December meet-
ings were read by Cincy
Miller secretary. The tre-
asurers report was given by
Mrs. George Titlow.
Mrs. Archer requested
that Holland teachers and
other PTA members make a
list of things that they
thought the school was In
Austin Tx. Friday Jan-
uary 29--State Representa-
tive Dan Kubiak (D-Rock-dale)
announced at the State
Capitol today he will run in
the Democratic Primary for
the Office of Land Commiss-
ioner Kubiak 43 is current-
ly a State Representative
from Rockdale a position he
has held for the past 14 years.
In making his announce-
ment Kubiak said "As I
review the responsibilities of
the Land Commissioner and
as I evaluate my qualifica-
tions I see a unique opportu-
nity to serve the people of
Texas. Today my commit-
ment has been fulfilled and
the ovenvhelming support
Holland Veterans
Area Veterans are plann-
ing a meeting Feb. 8 1982 at
Holland's Civic Center at 7 :30
p.m according to Cloyce D.
Boutwell 11th District Com-
mander for the Amejcan
Legion. All interested vet-
erans of all wars are urged to
attend
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Students named to the A-B
honor roll arc: Fourth grade
Stacy Archer Billy Barabas
Michael Harris Jill Koonscn
Michael Kurtz Reese Liles
Orlando Lopez John Miller
and Brad Parmer.
Fifth Grade - Marilyn
Harris Kclll Rose Michael
Solomon and Mclnnic
Stcglich.
Luna Kim Hunter and Rob-
ert Cortcz.
Juniors - Lloyd Morrison
Shelton Gilmore Ronnie Ra-
fay and Jean Jones.
Freshmen Amy Janke
Lucy Cortcz Donna Hunter
and Kenneth Vrabel.
Junior High students
named to the honor roll
Include: Seventh grade
Jennifer Hill Karen Knctcn
Kim Marshall Tommy Klc-
pac and Mike Pierce.
Eighth grade Janet Hill
Christy Dixon and Beatrice
Cortcz.
need of. A vote will be taken
at the next meeting to decide
how the PTA money should
be used. The list may be
handed in to any PTA officer.
It was also voted to honor
the school faculty during
Public School Week in
March.
A short discussion was
held on raising the amount of
the scholarship or possibly
giving two scholarships in-
stead of one. The discussion
was tabled until the March
PTA meeting.
Kubiak Will
and cncuragcmcnt I have
received has inspired me to
enter the race for the office of
Land Commissioner of
Texas."
As Land Commissioner
Kubiak said the primary
responsibility of the office
was to oversee the lands
owned by the State of Texas.
"The Land Commissioner of
Texas is the caretaker of
more than 22 million acres of
public lands. These lands
have provided the monies for
the Permanent University
Fund. Millions upon millions
of dollars have been dedica-
ted to the education of our
State's children an endow-
ment. Our State's forefathers
Plan Meeting
Purpose of this meeting is
to reorganize Holland Post
No. 520 of the American
Legion.
"For God and country let's
get organized and try to stop
the eroding of our V.A.
benefits" Commander Bout-
well said
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LIVESTOCK ENTRANTS Pictured left to right are members of the Bartlett Future Farmers Chapter and
Schwertncr 4-H Club who entered the Taylor Youth Livestock Show in Taylor recently back row; Karen Sartor
David Knuitzsch Darrcll Marek Leslie Scott Victor Marck; front row; Kim Marshall Shelley Marshall Greg
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ARBOR DAY OBSERVANCE Mrs. C. L. Powell's Intermediate school students gave n special presentation
during a tree planting ceremony at the Bartlett City Park on Friday January 29. Representatives of the Woman's
Wednesday Club and the Cornelia Wilson Garden Club who donated the trees were on hand ns well as Bartlett
Mayor Bobby Hill and Patti Ruemke chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Park Improvement Committee.
(Secndditional pictures pagc7).
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had the foresight to establish
this educational fund. The
Commissioner must see that
not only is the Permanent
University Fund maintained
but that it is increased
through efficient manage-
ment and the easing of "red
tape."
Kubiak also said a major
concern was the Veterans
Land Program. The Veterans
Land Program is of particu-
lar interest to our soldiers of
peace to allow them through
state support to reestablish
their life. To own some of the
very land they fought to
protect." Also of concern to
the Commissioner is the wet-
lands the beaches and the
s of our State. The manage-
ment of waters the wildlife
and fowl as well as the
minerals on and under our
State lands is also a responsi-
bility of this office Kubiak
stated.
Kubiak resides In Rock-
dale with his wife Zana
daughter Alyssa sons Kelly
and Cody. In addition to his
Land Office
legislative background he is
active in farming and ranch-
ing construction and real
estate. He participates in his
church and many civic and
local service affairs. He has
been listed in "Who's Who"
in Texas and has authored
Aubrey Messer
Aubrey Messer will be
featured speaker for the
Bartlett Area Chamber of
Commerce Banquet to be
held at the Bartlett Town
Hall on Thursday February
25 beginning at 7 p.m.
Kim Hardin Named To Select Dance Team
The director of the compe-
titive dance team at the
University of Texas has an-
nounced that Kim Hardin of
Holland has been selected as
one of twenty girls to join the
training team for the spring
semester The selection fol-
lowed four days of auditions
several books on Texas histo-
ry. Kubiak is a graduate of the
University of Texas and re-
ceived a Masters Degree
from Midwestern with a
Ph.D. from the University of
Texas in Education in 1974.
Will Be Speaker
A catered barbecue meal
will be served.
Committees for the ban-
quet Include program - Ron-
nie Persky ticket sales -Norman
Thaler decorations
- Pat Hightower Nannie Jane
involving more than one hun-
dred fifty girls held last week
at Hiss Gymnasium.
The competitive dance
teams performs exhibition
ballroom dance and jazz
participating in competitions
and shows throughout the
Johnson Makes
Honor Roll
Sally Johnson of Holland
was named to the B honor roll
and a Distinguished Student
utTarleton State for the Fall
semester.
Students making the A and
B honor rolls and the Distin-
guished Students list totaled
59C for the 1981 Fall semester
at Tarleton State University
according to TSU registrar
John Whiting.
Students listed on the A
honor roll must havo a 4.0
grade point ratio on the 4.0
system and be taking a
minimum of 12 hours. Stu-
dents on the B honor roll have
a grade point ratio between
3.00 and 3.99 with no grade
lower than B and be taking a
minimum of 12 hours. Fresh-
man and Sophomore Distin-
guished Students have a
minimum GPR of 3.25 with
no grade lower than C. Junior
and Senior Distinguished Stu-
dents have a minimum GPR
of 3.50 with no grade lower
than C.
CORRECTION
A front page article last
week Incorrectly stated that
Carol Sartor did not place at
the Taylor Youth Livestock
Show.
Carol actually placed ninth
with her entry in the medium
weight steer division.
Sladovnlk and Louise Lim-
mer and entertainment -Bobby
Hill.
More information will
appear In next week's issue.
semester. The team is work-
ing this semester to send Its
Latin formation to the
World's Annual Ballroom
Dance Championship in
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Cavanaugh Named
Jaycees President
A revived Bartlett Jaycees
organization met at the Bart-
lett Town Hall last week
naming Joe Cavanaugh as
president.
Other officers elected were
D F. Stcglich secretary;
and John Voight treasurer.
Finishing work on the
Jaycees Hut will be the chief
project for the present.
The Jaycees discussed
possible projects and plan to
sponsor a Caravan Sales for
the Blind Day in Bartlett this
spring. Don Grigsby was put
Stan Schlueter
Seeks Re-Election
State Representative Stan
Schlueter has announced that
he will seek re-election to a
fourth term in the Texas
Legislature. The thirty-six
year old Snlndo rancher and
businessman made the an-
nouncement during a tour of
the newly created 54th House
District. The District is com-
prised of Bell Hamilton
Lampasas San Saba and
Mills Counties.
Schlueter has represented
Bell Burnet Lampasas and
Mills Counties which are
part of the old 43rd House
District for the last five
years.
Schlueter said that the
major issues facing the 1983
Legislative Session were
curbing the growth of proper-
ty taxes long range planning
for the future water needs of
the State and revision of the
ethics laws.
In giving his election
notice Schlueter said "I hope
the people of the 54th District
will allow me to continue to
represent their interests in
Austin. I look forward to
working with the voters of
San Saba and Hamilton Coun-
ties in this new portion of the
District. Carol and I continue
to appreciate the friendship
of the people of Bell Lampa-
sas and Mills Counties during
the past six years of public
life."
Schlueter who was first
clcctcdd in 197G has held a
number of leadership posi-
tions in the House of Repre-
sentatives. Some of the high-
lights of the conservative
Democrat's carreer include
serving as chairman of the
committee on Financial In-
stitutions; heading the Public
Servant Standards of Con-
duct Advisory committee;
chairman of the Ways and
Means Subcommittee on Pro-
perty Taxes; Received the
"Friend of Education"
award from the Texas Class-
room Teachers Association;
served on the Texan's War on
Drugs committee; named
"Legislator of The Year" by
the Texas Municipal League.
Blackpaul England in May.
Kim is a May 1981 gradu-
ate of Holland High School
and is the daughter of Supt
and Mrs. Weldon Bowman.
Hardin
in charge of that project.
The Jaycees will meet
again on Tuesday February
9 at the Bartlett Town Hall
beginning at 7 p.m.
The group meets each
second and fourth Tuesday of
the month
Young men ages 18-35 who
arc interested in helping the
community and being a
member of a worthwhile
organization are welcome to
attend the next meeting and
find out what the Jaycees arc
all about.
Schlueter was named one
of the "Ten Most Effective"
by the Texas Tribune; and
among the "Ten Best" by the
Texas Business Magazine;
was given an "honorable
mention" awards by the
Texas Monthly.
The Texas Conservation
Union recognized Schlueter
as being one of the "Ten
Best" conservative members
of the Texas Legislature; He
was a member of the Sunset
Advisory Commission
charged with the review of
every state agency In a ten
year cycle; Received the
"Service Award" for distin-
guished work in the Legisla-
ture from the Texas Voca-
tional Administrators and Su-
pervisors Association;
Served on the planning com-
mittee for the State Bar of
Texas; was vice-chairman of
the Ways and Means Com-
mittee charged with writing
the tax laws for the State of
Texas; Served as vice-chairman
for appropriatlve mat-
ters on the committee for
Financial Institutions; com-
mittee member on Federal
Preemption of the Southern
Legislative Conference of the
Council of State Govern-
ments; a member of the
Local and Consent Calendars
committee; a member of the
Southern Legislative Confe-
rence committee on Suggest-
ed Legislation; and a mem-
ber of the committee on
Intergovernmental Affairs
Ways andd Means and Local
and Consent Calendars.
Texas Outdoor Writers
Association presented the
"Legislative Conservationist
of the Year award to
Representative Schlueter for
the passage of HB 1000
preventing the commercial
taking of redfish and speck-
led trout. The passage of this
bill the economically vital
$430 million sport fishing
industry on the coast.
During Schlueter's legisla-
tive career he passed a
number of major pieces of
legislation. Some major leg-
islation authored by Schlue-
ter includes:
TAXATION:
Repeal of the state ad
valorem tax which has saved
Texas taxpayers over $60
million.
Taxation of agricultural
land on productive rather
than speculative values.
Major tax relief legislation
granting exemptions to sen-
ior citizens homeowners and
the disabled.
CRIME;
Author and co-author of all
anti-drug legislation spon-
sored by the Texans' War on
Drugs Committee. Schlueter
carried legislation which In-
creased the penalty for the
sale of drugs to minors.
Authored a tough new
anti-rape law which tighten-
ed up the law concerning
aggravated rape. This bill
was part of Governor Cle-
ments' Crime Package.
Enacted legislation in-
creasing the penalty for pro-
stitution and made the law
tougher on "pimps".
Authored major welfare
fraud legislation which saved
the State an estimated $36
million
EDUCATION:
Authored legislation to
provide group health Insur-
ance to teachers and mem-
bers of their families.
Authored legislation pro-
viding for teaching the prin-
ciples of "free enterprise" in
public schools.
Enacted legislation to
raise the amount by which a
parent may be held responsi-
ble for the actions of their
children. This protected
schools and teachers against
acts of vandalism.
HOLLAND STUDENTS PREPARE J W. Liles Holland Ag teacher explains the use of a table saw to Ronald
Brown as he begins work on a wood project for the Bell County Youth Fair and Livestock Show Holland has en-
tered somo 373 projects which include entries from 4-H Future Farmers and Future Homcmakers.
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