Page 6, Thursday, June 26,2008 News for Southern Colorado County, Texas — The Eagle Lake Headlight

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Gator Swim Team In Full Swing

The Gator swim team has been in full swing. They started out with a splash meet in Rosen- berg and then they traveled to El Campo for the first swim meet of the season.

The Gators have competed against Bay City, West of the Brazos, and Wharton so far. They have two swim meets left. They will be going to Angleton this Saturday and then on July 4 they will be in Rosenberg for the championship meet.

The Gator swim team consists of Allyssa and Logan Young, Vic- toria and Taylor Alvarado, Paige and Carlee Vandermark, Megan Contreras, Keslie Perez, Arlesia Henderson, Madisyn and Maisyn Stancik, Summer and R. J. Zarate, Lee Fields;

Ryan Almanza, Genny and Ari- el Quenneville, Hannah Emmons,

Red Cross Swimming Lessons Registration for enrollment in swim courses will

be held at the City Pool, Monday, June 30 from 5:30 till 6:30 p.m.

Classes for both youth and adults will be held the weeks of July 7 and July 14.

Fees are $20 per student Call 234-5728 for more information.

To: Ms. Judy Holloway "The One I Love" (Always and Forever)

Happy Birthday!! Love,

Mk Your Fiance Clinton Stevens, and your children, Jimario, Myra

Amelia Stavinoha, Hunter Adkins, Dylan and Hailey Ferguson, and Anna and Anthony Thiele.

We have some awesome swim- mers with great attitudes. The more experienced swimmers have really stepped up to the block to help out our new swimmers with learning all the strokes.

We are very proud of all our swimmers, but we couldn't have done this without our Coach Courtney Riedel and these spon- sors, Judy Pustejovsky, First National Bank of Eagle Lake, Colorado County Rice Mill, Inc., The Baumgart Agencies, Eagle Lake Insurance Associates, Inc., Golden Goose Designs, John B. Myres, D.D.S., Rice Industries, City of Eagle Lake, Johnny's Sports Shop, Eagle Lake Tree, Lawn and Landscape, Lake Lum- ber, Co., Jeff Frnka, Ralph Truly, and Wallis State Bank.

We would also like to thank our parents who get up early to travel with us to cheer us on.

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Thank You We've all made sacrifices for our kids in order to give them a better life. Sometimes we do

some crazy things. And now that I have survived it I can say although Prittnee is worth it! There is no way I will fry chicken and fish in 101 heat ever again!

This is definitely a winter fundraiser With that said I truly appreciate everything and everyone for your donations.

Irliime Flowers received sponsorships back in the spring to play with Quad-City Pivas out of Weimar they are as follows: Eagle Lake drugstore. Eagle Lake Cental Associates,

Eagle Lake Funeral Home, Class Concrete, Jake's Piesel, Trafco, LCRA, Winco and Tee-Pee s RV. With their support the Pivas were able to play in tournaments in Houston, Austin, Cedar

Park, Puda, San Marcos, Georgetown, fastrop (with 6 out of 7 first place finishings). The sponsorships helped to pay for the Pivas uniforms, entry fees and hotel

accommodations. The Pivas also did a drawing and sold candy to pay for their tennis shoes. As the season is winding up, the Pivas are ranked first in their AAU Pivision for 12-14 year

olds gearing up for the national tournaments in July. Friday's fundraiser will give Prittnee and the Pivas the chance to end their season with a

national title. A special thank you goes to LaSandra and Plue Polfin (Starr Trends) for allowing us to set up shop. Eagle Lake Funeral Home for the tent. Eagle Lake Tee Pro-Shop (Jane), Sportsman's Restaurant, Austin's WQ, our aunt Alice Austin, Vivian Banks, Hazel

Mason, Rita Kay Cotton, Rita Rhodes, Vivian Alonso and anyone I've missed. To everyone again Thank You for supporting my daughter this experience has helped to echo

what I've tried to teach: "As long as you are doing something positive and

productive people will help you achieve your goals' Thank you all again,

Sandra and Prittnee Flowers

Jr <<S>, 7

Sportsman's Restaurant

234-3071 SOI Bootlie Drive • Eagle Lake

Sportsman's Will Be Closed Friday, June 27 and Saturday, June 28.

We will re-open Monday, June 30, 6:30 am to Z pm

•Doug, Janie and Staff

Bennie Kazmir of Sheridan received the prestigious Salute to Excellence Award on June 11, 2008 during State 4-H Roundup at Texas A&M University. This award recognizes outstanding 4-H volunteers for their service to 4-H programs and the impact that they have had on the lives of young people. Kazmir is a volunteer leader for the Sheridan 4-H Club.

Each of the twelve 4-H Districts in the state may select two recipients to be honored during Texas 4-H Roundup. Kazmir attended the special dinner with his wife, Deloris, and Dale Rankin, County Extension Agent. Kazmir was also recognized at the Roundup Assembly held at Rudder Tower, TAMU that evening.

2008 Eagle Lake Little League Teams

- Lil' Dodgers

Front row left to right: Noah Mendoza, Landon Rodriguez, Christian Tovar, Devin Ray Sims, Marco Ramirez, and Jayden Shorter. Back row left to right: Eduardo Reynoso, Eric Barnes, Daniel Zepeda, Devin Chapman, Seth Rios, and Jaycee Morales. Coaches: Assistant Crystal Ramirez and Alex Ramirez.

Express Front row left to right: Cole George, Dylan Ramirez, Ethan Dulany, and Arturo Hernandez. Back

row left to right: Raphael Escobar, P.J. Moreida, William Loiland, Darren Gentry, and Joshua Grounds. Coaches: Clifton George and Assistant Jacob Ramirez.

f Thunder

Front Row left to right: Larissa Manciaz, Camellia Cavazos, Jazmine Esquivel, and Clarissa Posada. Back row left to right: Jayla Cantu, Genny Quenneville, Ariel Quenneville, Summer Zarate, Maia Clayton, and Maddy Sims. Coaches are Connie Herman and Wendy Herman.