B4 The Fayette County Record, Friday, June 21, 2019

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1:30 pm in the Edythe Bates Old Chapel

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512.925.9337c.stickle@att.net | cynthiastickle@gmail.comVictor and Joe Stanzel

were innovators, inventors, artists and entrepreneurs. The Stanzel Model Aircraft Muse-um at 311 Baumgarten Street was developed to preserve the creative genius of these two farm boys who had a vi-sion and made it happen from a simple hobby to a successful toy business.

The mission of the Stanzel Model Aircraft Museum is to promote an appreciation of fly-ing through educational pro-grams and projects. Through

Victor and Joe’s example, it seeks to enlighten and inspire people of all ages to follow their dreams.

Victor Stanzel designed new models while Joe Stanzel helped trouble shoot mechani-cal problems. Together their work produced over 25 patents, including one for a single-line control device that revolution-ized model airplane flying. The two brothers immersed themselves in every aspect of production, from designing prototypes to manufacturing

to packaging. When radio con-trolled technology came along, the Stanzel brothers remained faithful to their single-line planes. Their only concession to the changing times came in 1957 when the brothers de-cided to switch their efforts to pre-assembled toys rather than the time-consuming kits.

A quote from a letter writ-ten by Victor in 1958, while attending a trade toy show in Chicago, shows his excitement over the toys they were produc-ing, “Well, as anticipated, the

Electromic Flash is the talk of the show…acceptance is ter-rific.” On Wednesday, July 17, from 10:30 to 4:30, the muse-um will be celebrating 20 years of operation. It will be open to the public free of charge.

Arts for Rural Texas will have art activities available and On Pointe Studio will present a Learning to Fly dance pro-gram at 11 a.m. All are invited to come and discover the joy of model planes and flying toys and participate in fun activities throughout the day.

Stanzel Museum to Host Open House

• Authorized the Fayette County Auditor to advertise for requests for proposals concerning Grant Administrator for project submission and administration of the Hurricane Harvey Commu-nity Development Block Grant (CDBG) – DR4332 Application to the General Land Office;

• Authorized the Fayette County Auditor to advertise for requests for proposals concerning the Engineer to enter into contract negotiations for engineering ser-vices for the Hurricane Harvey Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) – DR4332 Ap-plication to the General Land Of-fice;

• Approved three Routing Agreements and Road Use Bond Agreements, submitted by Mag-nolia Oil & Gas Operating, LLC, for said Company’s overweight loads to travel the following roads: Schubert Rd (Precinct 1), Rocky Creek Rd, Round Top Rd, and Deer Haven Rd (Precinct 2);

• The Court gave conditional approval pending the receipt of proper paperwork for a Routing Agreement and Road Use Bond Agreement, submitted by Verdun Oil Company, for said Compa-ny’s overweight loads to travel on the following road: Wunderlich Rd (Precinct 2);

• Approved the Renewal Application for Permit to Lay Temporary Water Line in Road

Right-of-Way, submitted by Geo-Southern Operating II, LLC, for said water line to be placed along Sykora Road, Coufal Road, Haw Creek Road and Klaus Road (Precinct 2);

• Approved the application for Permit to Lay Temporary Water Line in Road Right-of-Way, sub-mitted by GeoSouthern Operat-ing II, LLC, for said water line to be placed along Hills Road, Finke Road, Andreas Road, and Round Top Road (Precinct 2);

• Approved an Order for Pay-ment, an Amendment of Paid-Up Oil and Gas Lease, and a Memo-randum of Amendment of Paid-Up Oil & Gas Lease on one (1) acre of land owned by Fayette County in the J.F. Berry League

with Riley Exploration Group, LLC;

• Approved the purchase of a used 2012 Mack Truck Tractor for Precinct 4 and using Precinct 4 Road and Bridge funds that are available and in the 2019 Precinct 4 budget;

• Authorized Bethany Za-palac, Court Coordinator of the 155th Judicial District Court, to attend the Texas Association for Court Administration’s 43rd An-nual Education Conference Oc-tober 8-11, 2019, in San Antonio, Texas;

• Authorized Sheila Coufal, Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, to attend the 2019 Legislative Up-date Workshop August 5, 2019, in Bryan, Texas.

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County Seeks Grant Administration, Engineering Services

Shelby Stueber, daughter of Jeff and Cindy Stueber of La Grange earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Poultry Sci-ence from Texas A&M University on May 10 at the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Commencement Ceremony held at Reed Arena. She graduated with Cum Laude honors. During her undergrad years, Stueber was involved with the Poultry Sci-ence Club, Aggie Transition Camps, Student Bonfi re, intramural sports and Focus Bible Study group through St. Mary’s Catholic Church. She has accepted a job position as a customer service representative at Sanderson Farms.

Stueber Graduates From A&M

The students listed on the Dean’s List of Academic Honors at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, are undergraduates who have achieved a grade point average of at least 3.5 out of a perfect 4.0 in all work attempted while enrolled in not less than 12 semester hours.

The university recognizes the following students for earning the honor for the Spring 2019 Se-mester:

From Flatonia, Macken-zie Cox; La Grange, Katherine Boykins, Alex Esquivel, Darby Fitzpatrick and Michael Mueller.

From Ledbetter, Brianna Hickman.

From Schulenburg, Kyndal Kutac and. Kendra Valchar.

Students listed on the Presi-dent’s Honor Roll at Sam Hou-ston State University in Hunts-ville, are undergraduates who have achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average in all work attempt-ed while enrolled in not less than

12 semester hours.The university recognizes the

following students for earning the honor for the Spring 2019 Se-mester:

From La Grange, Katherine Boykins and Alex Esquivel.

Sam Houston State University Announces Spring Dean’s List, President’s Roll