The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County,
Texas Thursday, June 5,1997, Page 3
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Montemayor, Hinojos exchange vows Carol Montemayor and Ray
Hinojos were united in marriage April 6,
1997, in the Candlelight Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas, Nevada. The
bride is the daughter of Josephine Montemayor and the late Rob-
erto Montemayor. The groom is the son of Mrs. Josefa Hinojos of
Odessa and the late Ramon Hinojos.
The couple will reside in Houston.
•Amber Lancaster, a fourth grader at Eagle Lake Middle School
and dau- ghter of Carl and Leslie Risk of Eagle Lake (Lesl ie' s
employed at The Head- light), received an Award of Achieve- ment
from ELMS for perfect atten- dance; outstanding language arts stu-
dent; top math/science; passed TAAS (reading/math/writing); honor
roll (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5th 6-weeks); science fair, 3rd place;
and academic recogni- tion in reading.
She also participated in Field Day, receiving first- place for
the three- legged race, second in the 440 relay and third in the
obstacle course.
Good job, Amber! •Alice Madary, daughterof Daniel
and Inez Matura, has been accepted in the Family Nurse
Practitioners Mas- ters Program at the University of Texas Medical
Branch in Galveston.
A senior research surgical oncol- ogy nurse at M.D. Anderson in
Hous- ton for the past six years, Alice will begin work on her
masters in Sept while she continues in the research program at M.D.
Anderson.
Alice completed her bachelor degree this month and was quickly
ac- cepted into the masters program.
We send our congratulations. •In the recent City Council
story
printed in the May 29 issue of The Headlight, there was an error
in the name of the person representing the New Town Water
Corporation. It should have been Willie Dancy not Richard
Dancy.
•Ann Duncan is proud to report that her granddaughter, Ann, was
chosen as one of 19 outstanding stu- dents at the University of
Texas. She is completing her Plan II thesis on his- torical
restoration in Havana and will
graduate in Aug. Ann)s grandson, Payson, is fol-
lowing in grandfather Gardner Dun- can's footsteps as a member
of the University of Texas Polo Club.
•Rice High graduates at Texas A&M have been named to the
Dean's Honor Roll and one has earned a masters. Kim Powers of Eagle
Lake, majoring in agricultural systems man- agement, and Jennifer
Wied of Gar- wood, majoring in health, were on the Dean's List.
Noble Anderson of Eagle Lake received his master of business
administration.
Congratulations to them all! (See Town, Page 6)
DEEDS Deed: Alsace Lorraine Steffek to John
C. Steffeket al, und. int. in 40.0 acres, A.B. Fisk Survey,
A-824, et al; filed 1-8-97.
Deed: Edwin Aaron Richardson to Nancy Ann Richardson, 9.257
acres, J. Dunlavy Survey; 1-8-97.
Deed: Vincent Vallone Jr. to Tom B. Hancher M.D., 2.00 acres,
Peter Piper Sur- vey, A-447; 1-8-97.
Deed: Vincent Vallone Jr. to Tom B. Hancher M.D. to Kenneth E.
King and Charlene King, 2.00 acres, Peter Piper Survey, A-447;
1-8-97.
Deed: Estate of Hugo Hollas to Paula Sanders Hollas, und. int.
in Lots 7 & 8 , Block 16, City of Weimar; 1-8-97.
Deed: William B. Nunnallee to Mat- thew S. Fatheree, all
Grantors' right, title and interest in and to all of the oil, gas
and other minerals in 40.0 acres, Richard Dowdy Survey, A-163;
1-9-97.
Deed: Sabine Investment Company of Texas Inc. to J. Carmen Colin
and Lillian, Tract 10 & 11, Oakridge Ranch Section One-Revised,
G.W. Brown Survey, A-96; 1-10-97.
Deed: Sabine Investment Company of Texas Inc. to Samuel Colin
and Rodolfo Colin, Tract 9, Oakridge Ranch Section One-Revised,
G.W. Brown Survey, A-96; 1-10-97.
Gift Deed: Roy Cloat to Lorilynn Cloat and Jacqueline Elizabeth
Cloat, two tracts, James Cummins League; 1-10-97.
Deed: Marian Walkley Richie to Olan H. Rickie, int. in oil, gas
and other minerals in 33.66 acres, Rock Island, Survey 55, I&GN
RR Co., Lots 35 & 36; 1-10-97.
Deed: The First National Bank of Eagle Lake to Jimmy W. Shavers,
Tracts 8-11, 22 and 23, Lakeside Lots Subdivi- sion, Patrick Reels
Survey, A-475; 1-10- 97.
Gift Deed: Dittman W. Harrison etux to Dittman Webster Harrison,
Trustee, 22 acres, R. Alley, A-l, et al; 1-10-97.
Gift Deed; InezS. Townsend to Rhon- da Marie Machlan, Lot23,
Memorial Oaks Subdivision, Section 1; 1-10-97.
Gift Deed: Olga Foster to Nita Vacek et al, two tracts, Henrick
Krey Survey, A- 370, etal; 1-10-97.
Gift Deed: Leonita Koepke Rau to Patsy Rau Kleimann, property in
the C.R. Duncan Survey; 1-10-97.
OIL, GAS AND MINERAL LEASES Shiners Hospitals for Children
to
Magnum Producing & Operating Com- pany, Lot 25, SA&MG RR
Company, Colorado County; filed 1-8-97.
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because it is a quilt-as-you-go
project Not many attempt this quilt because it is comprised of
squares folded and sewn in a series of directions with added window
colors. It is not at all like the normal layered quilts of a pieced
top, batting and backing.
Mrs. Delia Grasshoff has spent much of her time since last fall
piecing a beautiful masterpiece. It will be auctioned at the Parish
of the Nativity Picnic to be held June 8 at Didner Hall in Eagle
Lake. Also available at the auction will be a quilt in memory of
Mrs. Evelyn Beseda. A partial top found among her possessions was
finished by Mrs. Viola Marsalia and quilled by her quilting bee
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SALE @F™
Saturday & Sunday
June 7 & 8 Only 12:00 Noon to 7:00 p.m.
Tree House Furniture in El Campo will close Friday, June 6, from
6 p.m. to 12 noon Saturday, June 7, to mark down prices.
Every Item Marked Down
Up To 75% OFF
410 N. Mechanic • El Campo 543-1691
man to Magnum Producing & Operating Co., 10.0 acres, Lot 59,
J.l.Townsend Sur- vey No. 10, A-750; 1-8-97.
COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS May 20,1997
Fernando Vargas, Eagle Lake, driving while intoxicated (DWI),
occurring 9-17- 96, City of Eagle Lake, investigated by Eagle Lake
Police Department (ELPD) Officer Brian Ochoa. Defendant pled
guilty; placed on one year probation, as- sessed fine of $750,
court costs, commu- nity service.
Joe Frank Kutach, Rock Island, DWI, occurring 3-15-96 on State
Hwy. 71, in- vestigated by Colorado County Sheriff's Office (CCSO),
Deputy Gene Rebel. De- fendant pled guilty; placed on a one year
probation, assessed a fine of $750, court costs, community
service.
Michael Rico, Eagle Lake, terroristic threat, occurring 9-9-96,
City of Eagle Lake, investigated by ELPD Chief Keith Webb.
Defendant pled guilty; assessed a $500 fine, court costs, 37 days
in jail, with credit for time served against costs, fine and jail
time.
Kenneth Grant Judice, Austin, driving while license suspended
(DWLS), occur- ring 11-8-96, investigated by Department of Public
Safety (DPS) Trooper Gary Eden. Defendant pled guilty; given one
year deferred adjudication; assessed $500 fine, court costs,
community service, all monetary penalties to be served with jail
time.
Robert James King, Columbus, as- sault, occurring 2-26-95, City
of Colum- bus, investigated by Columbus Police Department (CPD)
Officers M.R. Edman and David Howard. Defendantpledguilty; placed
on one year probation, assessed a $2,000 fine ($1,500 probated
pending defendant's successful completion of An- ger Management
Counseling), court costs, community service.
Walter Jermaine Jones, Columbus, evading arrest, occurring
2-6-97, City of Columbus, investigated by CPD Officer Edman.
Defendant pled guilty; assessed a $500 fine, court costs, three
days jail, credit for time served.
COUNTY COURT CASES FILED May 23,1997
Nicholas Mikelis Callihan, Alleyton, DWI, occurring 5-6-97 on
State Hwy. 71.
Jacqueline Easson Crisman, Colum- bus, DWI, occurring 5-17-97 on
FM 109.
Paula Marie Gerik, Fayetteville, DWI, occurring 5-17-97 on FM
109.
Tommy David Hembree, Columbus, DWLS and evading arrest,
occurring 5- 11-97 on IH-10.
Richard Raymond Rushing, Austin, DWI, occurring 5-9-97 on
IH-10.
Nadine M. Simmons, Lumbcrton, theft by check, occurring 7-28-96,
City of
MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Rodney Carter, 25, and Kristin
King, 24, both of Eagle Lake; filed 5-9-97. John Scott Siewert, 29,
and Melody McKinley Siewert, 28, Columbus; 5-12-97. Toby Clay
Jones, 37, and Helen Marie Lamberth, 42, both of Sealy; 5-20-97.
Artemio Vega, 38, and Elirta Alaniz, 37, both of Columbus.
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