The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, August 31, 2000, Page 3

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CASSES nLED Christopher Waddell vs Theut Glass

Company, violation of Workers' Com- pensation Act; filed 8-22-00.

Associates Commercial Corporation vs Darrell Austin and Sherryl Austin, sales contract; 8-22-00.

DISTRICT COURT DISPOSITIONS Clarance McMillian, assault on a

peace officer, reduced to Class A assault,

,2-13-00. Fine $100, court costs and credit for time served.

Eugene A. Bures, negligent homicide, reduced to criminally negligent homicide Class A misdemeanor, 4-10-99. Sen- tenced to two years deferred adjudication and a S500 fine.

James Ray Hurd, was on shock proba- tion, now placed on 10 years probation, court costs and a $1,000 fine.

Delvin Henry, forgery, 10-28-99. Sentenced to two years probation, $1,000

fine, 240 community service and court costs.

Anita Thompson, placed on deferred adjudication 7-8-93. Violation of deferred adjudication and sentenced to five years TDC.

Anita Thompson, placed on deferred adjudication on 7-20-92. Violation of deferred adjudication and sentenced to five years TDC to run concurrent with other case.

Crystal Hernandez, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, 3-20-97. Sentenced to 18 months in a state jail facility.

Demetrius Servantes, possession of a controlled substance. Sentenced to five years TDC.

Demetrius Servantes, delivery of a controlled substance. Sentenced to two years in a state jail facility.

Campbell Denley, delivery of a con- trolled substance. Sentenced to five years TDC.

George Hernandez Jr., delivery of a controlled substance. Sentenced to the Intensive Supervision Facility inGonzales for at least six months and not more than two years.

COUNTY COURT CASES FILED Aug. 21, 2000

Little places in TCFA Challenge Jacob Little of Garwood (right) won second place oral interview and third place top rookie in the senior division of the Texas Cattle Feeders Associa- tion (TCFA) recently at West Texas A&M University in Canyon. Presenting the awards is Snuffy Boyles of Amarillo. The Junior Fed Beef Challenge, sponsored by the TCFA, allows 4-H and FFA members to gain practical experience in commercial cattle feeding. Students feed a pen of three steers, then compete on the carcass merit of the cattle, plus the student's ability in live animal evaluation, a written test, oral interview and record keeping. Photo Courtesy of TCFA

m\ ABOUT TOWN...

•Jenny Hajovsky, daughter of Jerry and Fran Hajovsky of Sheridan, recently returned home from Europe where she spent six weeks studying in Italy as part of Texas A&M's study aboard program. The group did a lot of traveling throughout Italy during this time.

After the course ended, Jenny spent two weeks traveling through Germany, France and Czechoslova- kia.

She will be returning to College Station this fall to resume her classes and will graduate in Aug. with a major in psychology.

•Kathryn "Kate" Weller, daughter of Sue and George Weller of Eagle Lake, was awarded a Bachelor's de- gree in Theatre Arts at the University of the South's 2000 commencement ceremonies held May 14 in All Saints' Chapel on the Sewanne Campus.

The University of the South is an independent liberal arts college owned by 28 dioceses of the Episcopal Church and located atop Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau between Nash- ville and Chattanooga. It has been consistently ranked among the top tier of national liberal arts colleges.

•Don't forget about the Come- and-Go Reception honoring Frank and Annie Broesche being given by

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their children. Stop by their home located at 804 West Main Street in Eagle Lake on Sunday, Sept. 3, from 3 to 9 p.m. They ask that you bring no gifts and be sure and dress casual.

•Eagle Lake's own Clay Cemy will bconESPN2at 8:30p.m. Eastern Time Sept. 10 (check your local list- ing), participating in the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. He is currently ranked 5th in the World! Congratulations Clay! We are proud of you.

•If your group or club would like a good 30 to 40 minute program using excerpts from the "Historical Driving Tour of Eagle Lake", contact Fred R. Frnka at 979-234-2065 to reserve a date and time. Oral and video, no charge.

•Diplomas were awarded to ap- proximately 1,900 Texas A&M Uni- versity graduates during the summer commencement ceremonies. Among them was Cortney Renee Parker of Eagle Lake. She received her Bache- lor of Arts degree, majoring in Psy- chology.

•Texas A&M University named its honor students for the 2000 sum- mer semester. On the Dean' s List from Eagle Lake were Sunny Marie Gertson, majoring in accounting; and Rebecca Anne Burrow, majoring in Kinesiology.

Continued from Page 2 Commendation Medal...

Mr. & Mrs. George Burke and daughter, Mariane, and Mr. & Mrs. Rozzie Burke enjoyed a delightful white-wing dove hunt and visit in Mexico lastFriday, Saturday and Sun- day...

The Rice High School Raiders football team will open its 1976 schedule with the following players: James Moore, Richard Lujan, Russell Scott, Kenneth Danklefs, Gerald Hurd, Gale Thompson, Per- tis Foster, Steve Epps, Gregory Bubela, Dwight Rhodes, Michael Cotton, Thomas Glover, Clayton Smith, Danny Henderson, Tony Black, Terry Krenek, Jack Mann, Michael Thompson, Tommy Gar- za, Milton Anderson, Shane Crum- pton, James Perry, Lloyd Powell, Preston Jenkins and Marvin Tho- mas...

Members of the Eagle Lake Jaycee Softball team that won first place in the local S lo-Pitch Tournament held at the City Ball Park are Fred Broesche, Michael Grigar, Gayle Gertson, Mike Henske, Darrell Gertson, Mike Halbert, Domingo Sosa, Billy Broesche, Jimmy Simpson, Pinto Broesche, Brice Stephens and Mark Henske.

August 21,1952 Members of the City Council met

Tuesday night in a special meeting and approved a budget of $58,504.71 for the fiscal year for the City of Eagle Lake; and formally accepted the street improvement program recently com- pleted by Holland Page Company of

Austin... Little Leaguers play at 9 p.m.,

Friday in the Hallettsville Tourney... The Garwood Public Schools

will open the 1952-53 school term on Friday, Sept. 5, with an assembly at 9 a.m. to be followed by registration for all grades. Classes will begin Monday, Sept. 8...

Superintendent Deane Fletcher announced this week the addition of Mrs. Lula Monkhouse and Miss Marguarite Humphries as two new teachers for the Eagle Lake teaching staff...

Miss Martha Davis, bride-elect of Dr. Fajkus, was honored at a shower Aug. 10...

WCJC is to offer a short course in news reporting in adult program...

Thirty-five men to report Sept. 4 for draft physical exams...

Models are being sized for the Sept. 4 fashion hour...

Eagle Lake's Airport is now a first rate port for flyers...

A lovely bridge luncheon was an event of last Wednesday given by Mrs. Griff Thomas in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. J.R. Thomas' birthday...

A luncheon at Sakowitz Sky Ter- race honored Miss Nellie DeShazo...

Corporal Edward L. Mooney of Eagle Lake, son of Mr. & Mrs. E.R. Mooney, was recently awarded the Korean Service Medal, it was learned this week...

E.H. Henry School added two classrooms from the old Audito- rium.

Arthur Ray Stancik, driving while intoxicated (DWI).

Arthur Ray Stancik, resisting arrest search and transport.

Robert James King, DWI. Patrick Shane Lane, reckless driving. Eugene Lamonte Durst, possession of

marijuana (PoM).

Aug. 22,2000 Javier Hernandez, driving while li-

cense suspended (DWLS). Laurence Arthur Janelle, possession

of controlled substance. James Lee Cook, DWLS. James Lee Cook, possession of con-

trolled substance. James Lee Cook, DWI.

Aug. 23,2000 Gregory Scott Neuendorff, DWI. James Michael Boucher, PoM. Wayne Winston Moran, DWI. Jose Cruz Tello, assault causing bod-

ily injury. David Allen Kouba, failure to stop and

render aid.

Aug. 24,2000 Patricia Peyrani, owner knowingly

allows vehicle to display fictitious inspec- tion sticker and insurance document.

Raymond Moreida, assault causing bodily injury.

Rosario Moreida, assault causing bodily injury.

Jose Luis Salazar, assault causing bodily injury.

Terry Lee Crume, PoM.

Aug. 25,2000 Hammie Demetrius Small, unlawfully

carrying a weapon. Christian Yonung Aleman, DWLS. Christian Yonung Aleman, DWI. Gerald Leo Emerson, DWI.

Buddie Scott Bunch, PoM.

DIVORCE GRANTED Penny Thornton and Buford Wayne

Thornton granted; 8-25-00.

DIVORCES FILED Kathy Lynn Easterling vs Gary Lee

Easterling; filed 8-24-00. Rafael D. Escobar vs Vilma E. Castel-

lanos; 8-25-00. Sopheronnie Elizabeth Haynes vs

Anthony Tyronne Haynes; 8-28-00. Karl J. Gunger vs Jenifer M. Gunger;

8-8-00.

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