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j) COUNTY COURT CASES FILED

Feb. 8, 1999 Mark Anthony Blanco, South Hous-

ton, driving while intoxicated (DWI), 11- 8-98 in Eagle Lake.

Hcrmcncgildo B. Rodriguez, Rosen- berg, DWI, 12-25-98 in Eagle Lake.

Sean Preston Dulany, Eagle Lake, unlawfully carrying a weapon, 12-17-98 in Eagle lake.

Ricky Toliver, Eagle Lake, DWI. 1-1- 99 in Eagle Lake.

Al Benjamin Cook, Missouri City, possession of marijuana, 1-6-99 in Eagle Lake.

Lakicska Rene Jackson, Eagle Lake, assault, 10-23-98 in Eagle Lake.

Leslie Hcinsohn, New Ulm, assault, 12-1-97 in Frclsburg.

COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS Feb. 11,1999

Robert Lcc Goodson, Rio Grande City, DWI, 12-23-98 on Hwy. 90A near Eagle Lake; investigated by Colorado County Constable Wilfred Lucdcckc. Defendant pled guilty; fined S750, court costs and placed on one year probation.

Felipe Mclcndcz, Eagle Lake, motion to revoke probation. Defendant previously placed on probation for evading arrest. Defendant pled true to motion; sentenced

to six months in jail with credit for time served.

Felipe Mclcndcz, Eagle Lake, motion to revoke probation. Defend ant previously placed on probation for criminal trespass. Defendant pled true to motion; sentenced to six months in jail with credit for time served.

Felipe Mclcndcz, Eagle Lake, motion to revoke probation. Dcfcndanlpreviously placed on probation for assault. Defendant pled true to motion; sentenced to six months in jail with credit for time served.

Randy Lynn Lorfing, Clear Lake, motion to revoke probation. Defendant previously placed on probation for posses- sion of marijuana. Defendant pled true to motion; ordered to Central Texas Treat- ment Center.

Mark Rault, Houston, theft by check, reduced to issuance of a bad check. Defen- dant pled guilty; assessed a fine, court costs and ordered to pay restitution.

Clayton Eric Claflin, Austin, driving while license suspended (DWLS), 9-7-97, Slate Hwy. 71, 658 mile marker; investi- gated by Department of Public Safety (DPS) Trooper Anthony Owens. Defen- dant pled guilty; fined S1.500 plus court costs.

Cleveland Hurd, Eagle Lake, resisting arrest, 11-22-97 in Eagle Lake; invesli-

County Grand Jury returns 19 indictments

The Colorado County Grand Jury returned 19 indictments during a ses- sion held Thursday, Feb. 11.

Cases were represented by First Assistant County Attorney Joe Fling.

Indicted were: •Michael Wayne Williams for

aggravated assault; •Linda Marie Prince, aggravated

assault; •Mark Quinn Glover, possession

of controlled substance (PCS); •David Allen Wallin, PCS; •Horace Lee Hodges Sr., burglary

of a habitation;

•Casey Gene Roecker, burglary of a habitation;

•Daniel Edwin Palicki, PCS; •Willie Ladon Conner, PCS in a

drug free zone; •Leonard Dewayne Dennis, PCS; •Thomas Candiotto, PCS; •Jason Paul Reynolds, PCS; •Rudolfo Torres Ramos, driving

while intoxicated (DWI) (felony; •David Charles Langhoff, DWI,

felony;

•Six indictments remained sealed as of press time.

W\ ABOUT TOWN

•In a recently published obituary for Annie Tallas, a daughter-in-law (Albina Tallas of Sugar Land), was not included on the family-approved copy received by the Headlight.

•Ashley Ann Cranek graduated from Southwest Texas State Univer- sity at San Marcos with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Information Management. The graduation was held at 2 p.m., Dec. 19, 1998 at Stra- han Coliseum.

Attending were her parents and brother, Cotton, Connie and Hank Cranek; grandparents, Louis and Leona Cranek, all of Garwood; and her aunt, Sharon Andress of Victoria. Also attending were Jim, Shelia and Brandon Mathis and Jim Mathis Sr. of Eagle Lake; and NaShay Bram and Jeff Little of El Campo.

Cranek is a 1995 graduate of Rice High School and a May 1997 graduate of Wharton County Junior College.

She is currently working in Austin for the City Health Department as an Administrative Assistant in the Health Information Department.

•Marine PvL Melvin Anderson, son of Lizzie E. Dancy of Garwood, recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Anderson successfully com- pleted 12 weeks of training designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally.

Heisa 1993graduateofRiceHigh School.

•Jessica Briscoe, daughter of Charles and Margaret and grand- daughter of Aggie Briscoe, has been selected to join the National College Honor Society, Alpha Chi.

She a junior at St. Edward's Uni- versity in Austin and will graduate in May 2000 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. During the two years she has attended St. Edward's, Jessica has ranked in the top 10% of the student body. Each of her three semesters, she has been in the honors program and remained on the Dean's List.

Jessica plans to attend a graduate program on the east coast to attain her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.

•Diplomas were awarded to 665 students during Northeast Louisiana University's fall commencement ex- ercises held Dec. 19, 1998.

One area graduate was John Ste- phen Griesenbeck of Eagle Lake who graduated with a BS.

•Area Go-Texan events were held in Houston this past Saturday.

Competing against 59 other coun- ties, Colorado County's Womens' Hay Haulers placed sixth and the Girls' Horseshoe Pitching team placed ninth.

Hay Haulers were Lauren and Michelle Spanihel and Rachel Wei- shuhn. Horseshoe pitchers, pitching for the first time, were Amanda Bur- row and Kayce Wilkerson.

Thanks girls for a job well done!

Library Lines The Eula and David Wintermann

Library is issuing new library cards. Patrons are being entered into the computer even though all the materi- als are not in the computer. In the near future, library personnel will begin checking out materials using the com- puter.

The Live Oak Art Center in Co-

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lumbus has a display of eight oil paint- ings at the library until March 17.

With Feb. being Black History Month, the library has a display of some famous Black Americans along with books that tell of their accom- plishments.

Everyone is encouraged to stop by and see what the library has to offer!

Continued from Page 2 Ernest Larmer, 16-year-old high

school junior and his sermon "Temp- tation", made quite a good impression on the many people who filled the Baptist Church Sunday, Jan. 28th...

Mr. & Mrs. Rex Sanders are re- ceiving congratulations on the arrival of a daughter...

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pidgeon re- ceived a letter of congratulations from the dean at Lon Morris College in Jacksonville. Their daughter, Frank- ie Jean Pidgeon, made the honor roll for first semester...

The new night watchman for Eagle Lake is Albert Schmidt...

Miss Annie Schmidt, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John Schmidt, and EIv-

oit Drymalla, son of Mr. & Mrs. An- ton Drymalla of Menu, were united in marriage Tuesday...

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Graves an- nounced the marriage of their dau- ghter. Vera Louise, to George Nel- son Crump, son of Mr. & Mrs. J.N. Crump of Houston...

Mrs. Ernestine Michaelis and Fred Lyle were married last Saturday in ceremonies at the Colly Memorial Methodist Church...

Pfc. Edward Mooney received overseas orders. He enlisted in the Marines last summer. In Dec, he and Miss Betty Ruth Beane surprised friends and family by getting married in Wharton while he was home.

gated by Eagle Lake Police Department Officer Tim Crume. Defendant pled guilty; fined S500, court costs, sentenced to three days in jail. Fine, court costs and jail credited with time served.

John Carroll Stovall, Columbus, evad- ing arrest, 5-22-98 in Columbus; investi- gated by Columbus Police Department (CPD) Officer Kenneth Kellogg. Defen- dant pled guilty; sentenced to six months jail time to run concurrent with felony sentence.

Roberto S. Mcndoza, Houston, DWI, 7-16-98, five miles east of Weimar; inves- tigated by DPS Trooper J. PickctL Defen- dant pled guilty; fined S750 plus court costs.

Matthew Allen Whillcy, Columbus, assault, 6-23-98 on Dec Allen Rd.; inves- tigated by Colorado County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) Deputy Deborah Benav- ides. Defendant pled guilty; fined SI,000 plus court costs.

Jose Luis Martinez, Gliddcn, criminal mischief, 7-1-98 in Gliddcn; investigated by CCSO Deputy Schlcidcr. Defendant pled guilty; fined S275, court costs, resti- tution; placed on one year probation.

Joel Escamilla, New Ulm, deadly conduct, 7-16-98 at 1532 Hwy. 71; inves-

tigated by CPD Officer Danny Jackson. Defendant pled guilty; fined S2,000 (S1,500probated upon successful comple- tion of Anger Management Classes), court cost; placed on two years deferred adjudi- cation.

Gilberto Ramirez, Houston, DWI, 8- 22-98, on 1-10, 692 mile marker; investi- gated by DPS Trooper Owens. Defendant pled guilty; fined SI,500 plus court costs.

Agapito Nicholas Rosas-Vargas, Gonzalez, Louisiana, tampering with a government record, 6-24-98, on I-10,690 mile marker; investigated by DPS Trooper Royce Korenek. Defendant pled guilty; fined SI,500, court costs; placed on one year probation.

Miguel Hernandez, Houston, DWLS, 10-29-98, on I-10 west of Columbus; in- vestigated by DPS Trooper Korenek. Defendant pled guilty; fined S500 plus court costs.

Randy Smith, Wharton, failure to identify, 11-20-98 on FM 2614; investi- gated by CCSO Deputy C. Zcrmeno. Defendant pled guilty; fined S1,000, court costs; sentenced to 60 days in jail. Fine, court costs and jail time credited with time served.

Anthony Todd Waddle, Columbus,

graffiti, 9-28-98 in the900th block of Back Street; investigated by CPD Officer W. Thompson. Defendant pled guilty; fined S750, court costs and restitution.

John Peschel, Fayetteville, terroristic threat, 9-25-98, at the Peschel residence; investigated by CCSO Deputy Craig Peik- ert. Defendant pled guilty; fined 52,000 (S1,750 probated upon successful comple- tion of Anger ManagementClasses), court cost; one year deferred adjudication.

DISTRICT COURT CASES FILED Feb. 11,1999

Michael Wayne Williams, aggravated assault, 9-21-98.

Linda Marie Prince, aggravated as- sault, 9-21-98.

Mark Quinn Glover, possession of a controlled substance, 10-2-98.

David Wayne Wallin, possession of a controlled substance, 7-17-98.

Horace Lee Hodges Sr., burglary of a habitation, 11-25-98.

Casey Gene Roecker, burglary of a habitation, 12-8-98.

Daniel Edwin Palicki, possession of a controlled substance, 6-10-98.

Willie Ladon Conner, possession of a

controlled substance in a drug free zone, 4- 30-98.

Leonard Dewayne Dennis, possession of a controlled substance, 11-18-98.

Thomas Candiotto, possession of a controlled substance, 10-10-98.

Jason Paul Reynolds, possession of a controlled substance, 6-10-98.

Rudolfo Torres Ramos, DWI, felony, 1-8-99, convicted of DWI 10-14-97 (2 counts).

David Charles Langhoff, DWI, fel- ony, 12-6-98, convicted of DWI 4-3-97 (2 counts).

DIVORCES FILED Gary Adolph Hollman and Sharon

Kay Hollman; filed 2-11-99.

MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS

Barry David Shepard Jr. and Kimbcrly Faye Venghaus; 2-9-99.

Kevin Wayne Berger and Angela Kaye Bittner; 2-9-99.

Rudy Gonzales and Tammy Jo Wil- liams; 2-9-99.

Timothy J. Chester and LaDonna Lee Guillory; 2-12-99.

Derek R. Sosa and Maria Elena Her- nandez; 2-12-99.

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