Thursday, May 1,1997 The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Page 3

Rice CISD Honor Rolls tr Fifth six-week, 1996-97

GARWOOD SCHOOL First grade: Jessy Besch, Travis

Jallow, Kourtney Korenek, April Pag- el, Meagan Rodriguez, Kacie Smith, Rusty Sykes, Marisol Tapia, Shelly Walker.

Second: Guadalupe Vasquez. Third: Kristen Danklefs, Bridget

Kaiser, Dane Krenek, Hunter Smith. Fourth: Frankie Guthrie, Theresa

Henry, Kristi Johnson, Michael Juarez, Ashley Labay, Alyson Lanier, Lupe Saenz, Maria Saenz, Pam Sykes.

Fifth: Brandie Bartlett, Rein- beaux Guthrie, Dora Juarez, Dustin Krenek, Jess Little, Fabiola Vasquez, Brittnea Williams.

Sixth: Melanie Brown, Aimee Bubela, Vanessa Johnson, Amanda Kaiser, Jessica Popp, Kenisha Wicks, Leslie Woolard.

Seventh: Amanda Henry, Janna Janish, Tiffany Moore, Jacqueline Thomas, Brittany Waligura, Bernardo Vasquez.

Eighth: Koehl Cranek, Lakeisha Johnson, Jacob Little, Kristi Moore, Lori Smith, David Sykes Jr., Clint Wishert.

SHERIDAN SCHOOL First grade: Courtney Andrejc-

zak, Randy Brown, Kaci Kazmir, Bryan Layton, Austin Moore, Melissa Smith, Amber Tesch.

Second: Victor Brewer, Amber Buegeler, Amber Kinney, Scott Gun- delach, Megan Hinze, Tawana King, Jason Laake, Daniel New, Kayla Robertson.

Third: Stephanie Hardiman, Ste- phen Hardiman, Jeremy Hill, Chelsea Ray, Ashley Teiken.

Fourth: Stephanie Botard, Julie Houser, Quinndora Jones, Cliffton Kazmir, Donovan King, Tyler Kloss, Rachel Peterson, Stuart Ray, Tiffany Varley.

Fifth: Lauren Kasper, Esteyvon

King, Zak Kloss, Jenny Munoz, Mar- shall Peterson.

Sixth: Krystal Buegeler, Hannah Kallina, Jacqui Mahalitc, Travis Pitt- man, Andrew Varley.

Seventh: Kimberly Denley, Shel- ley Greak, Tiffany Stem.

Eighth: Robyn Alleway, Eric Kasper, Josh Spangenberg.

RICE HIGH SCHOOL Freshmen: Brett Boenisch, Ste-

phanie Braden, Tabitha Conner, Cody Cranek, Hank Cranek, Amelia Fear- ing, Robert Goode, James Hassin, Dale Hentzell, Klint Korenek, Nicole Krenek, Chrissy Leopold, Kimberly Lott, Yaneth Najera, Jamesangela Phillips, Brandon Shanks, Cody Th- ompson, Levi Zuniga.

Sophomores: ScottBittner, Rebal Canaris, Brian Cardenas, Cliff Cerny, Caleche Cranek, Valerie G al van, Cori Gertson, Ralph Gertson, Lori Grigar, Brian Janish, Misty Jones, Chad Kal- lina, Amalie Kucherka, Angela Leo- pold, Dyana Reese, Joe Romo, Susana Silva, Barrett Thomas, Lisa Valigura, Ricardo Vargas, Bo Vavrusa, Namita Verma, Jeremy Weishuhn, Danielle Witte.

Juniors: Brezchet Adams, Chris- ty Aldridge, Maria Chavira, Jennifer Hajovsky, Timothy Jasek, Karen Kaz- mir, Valerie Korenek, Lainee Labay, KelliMatthys, Jennifer Miller, Delana Smith, Renesha Thibodeaux, Tiffany Wilkerson.

Seniors: Bridget Baird, Nerissa Brisco, Nikki Chamberlain, Carrie Engstrom, Sunny Gertson, Juan Gon- zales, Lance Grigar, Rachelle Kallina, Jennifer Krenek, Trey Kucherka, Andrea Machac, Timothy Powers, Nenci Rodriguez, Robyn Rucka, Gina Sides, Leon Taylor-Davis, Marcie Till, Francisco Varela, Amanda Wei- shuhn.

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COLORADO COUNTY COURTHOUSE REPORT

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'Month of the Young Child9 proclaimed My Friend's House three and four year olds look on as Mayor David Mann signs a proclamation making April "Month of the Young Child".

Photo Courtesy of Gail Gertson

ABOUT TOWN...

•Nancy Grasshoff, Mary Ann Kaluza and Dorothy Kohleffel at- tended the 60th Annual Convention Texas District Pilot International at San Luis Resort Hotel in Galveston April 24-27.

•Austin's Barbecue & Catering made the current issue of Texas Mon- thly Magazine as one of the top 50 barbecue places in the state. Way to go guys!

•Rebal Canaris, as you know, qua- lified for the regional track meet to be held Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26, at Bryan High School. She made the finals and ran the 800m dash with a time of 2:39.80 on Saturday. Congratulations to her for all her hard work and effort.

•We're really glad everyone who found the typographical error on the front page last week enjoyed it so much. We have several requests for "those" tickets.

Sam Center called from Llano to let us know he's considering sending the error to "The Tonight Show". He also said he had shown it to the entire sheriff s department in Llano County.

Thanks, Sam. With friends like you, who needs enemies? (Just kid- ding... we still love you... and Wan- da, too.)

•T Lang tells us that Joe has left town to return to where ever it is he's living now. Joe's mom, Nancy Grass- hoff, was hoping he'd decide to live here, but no such luck. Come visit again soon, Joe.

•One of the new officers coming on board here will be Bill Lattimore who had been working for the Colum- bus Police Department. His wife, Rhanda, works for the Citizen and used to cover Commissioners' Court for this publication when she was employed by the Banner Press.

We welcome Bill to our PD and hope this will, maybe, get Rhanda down here more often to visit. After all, both their sons were born at the Eagle Lake Hospital. Shouldn't they get to know the town in which they were born?

"Words ought to be a little wild for they are the assault of thoughts on the unthink- ing

— John Maynard Keynes

DEEDS Deeds: Sabine Investment Company

of Texas Inc. to Michael Clifton Reese and Tina Reese, Tract 4, Oakridge Ranch Sec- tion One, G.W. Brown Survey, A-369 and Adam Kuhn Survey; filed 12-30-96.

Deed: Bobby Lee Maples et al to Deb- orah Ann Herring, Lot 4 and part of Lot 3, Block 25, Town of Glidden 12-30-96.

Deed: EJ. Gracey to Dee S. Osborne, int. in oil and/or produced from or under that certain oil and gas lease, six tracts of land in Colorado County; 12-30-96.

Deed: MLD Texas Trust to NH Texas Properties Limited Partnership, tract of land, Patrick Reels Survey, A-475; 12-30- 96.

Deed: Frederick L. Holden et ux to Michael Ray Alley and Tracey Lynn Al- ley, 5.00 acres, P.R. Splane League, A-41; 12-30-96.

Deed: Thomas Jack Smith to David Neil and Connie Jean Keith, 0.7085 acre, Lots 2-5, Block A, Gallaher Addition, City of Eagle Lake; 12-30-96.

Deed: Dorothy Miksch et al to Samuel Guerrero etux, partof Lots 5 and 6, Block 22, City of Weimar; 12-30-96.

Deed: Crockett Leyendecker to Ken- neth S. Stevenson et ux, 29.941 acres, Joseph Duty League, A-20; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: William S. Schindler et ux to John W. Schindler, 389.420 acres, J. McCrosky Survey, A-l, et al; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: William S. Schindler etux to Mary Jo Schindler, 389.420 acres, J. McCrosky Survey, A-l, et al; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: William S. Schindler et ux to Brittany Nicole Schindler Trust, und. int. in 389.420 acres, J. McCrosky Survey, A-l, etal; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: Jo Lou Parks to Melissa Parks Boulware, int. in 142.6 acres, Field- ing Secrest Survey, A-671,etal; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: Howard J. Schindler et ux to Howard J. Schindler II, Trustee for Billy Joe Schindler, und. 24.765 acres, Reese Lane, Leander Beason Survey, A-77; 12- 30-96.

Gift Deed: Howard J. Schindler et ux to Howard James Schindler, 24.765 acres, west side of Reese Lane, Leander Beason Survey, A-77; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: Howard J. Schindler to Mary Ellen Prause, 24.765 acres, west side of Reese Lane, Leander Beason Survey, A-77; 12-30-96.

Gift Deed: HJ. Schindler to Daniel Tyran Prause, 24.765 acres, west side of Reese Lane, Leander Beason Survey, A- 77; 12-30-96.

Deed: Jeweline Fling to Lori Janelle Fling Rivera et vir, 5.00 acres, I&GN RR Co. Survey 51, A-308; 12-31-96.

Deed: Mary Jane Scanlan to Matthew

"The purpose of psychology is to give us a completely different idea of the things we know best."

— Paul Valery

Winners honored Winners in the recent logo contest held by Rice Medical Center, were honored Monday evening, April 28, at the hospital by the Board of Direc- tors, administrator and chairman of the contest. Pictured above, fromleft, in back, are RMC Administrator David Keith, contest chairman Dick Weatherly, Chriss Schiurring, Francisco Varela and Joan Matthews, chairman of the board. In the center are Israel Lozano Jr. and Marshall Peck. In front are Ashley Tieken, Clayton Bowen, Myra Marquez and Stacy Romo. Headlight Photo by Jeannine Fearing

EAGLE LAKE DRUGSTORE Steve K. Bates, RPh

702 South McCarty • Eagle Lake • 234-2502 •Patient Counseling • We Accept Master Card, VISA, Discover &

American Express 'Insurance Plans: Blue Cross, NPA, PCS, Pro- Serve, Sanus, PAID, Texas Medicaid

24 Hour Emergency Phone: 234-3834

New Type of Medicine Approved for Diabetes Diabetes is a significant health problem that affects many persons

without regard to race, age, sex, or economic factors. It is a health problem for which new treatments constantly are being evaluated. Several new medicine have been approved in the last two years. Recently, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug for noninsulin dependent diabetes (this is sometimes called type II diabetes).

The new medicine, troglitazone (Rezulin) reduces resistance to the body's natural insulin. Insulin resistance is the underlying problem in persons with type II diabetes. Diabetes researchers believe the new drug improves the way glucose is taken into muscle cells. The overall effect is to lower the amount of glucose in the bloodstream. Some individuals who now take oral diabetes medicines along with insulin may be able to discontinue insulin after switching to troglitazone. The starting daily dose is 100 mg twice a day, which can be increased up to a total of 600 mg per day. Use of the drug during pregnancy is not recommended.

Troglitazone is one of the drugs currently being tested in the large Diabetes Prevention Trial. This three year study, which began in 1996, is evaluating drugs that may be able to prevent or delay the onset of type II diabetes.

S. Fatheree, oil, gas and other minerals in and under and that may be produced in Section 792, Certificate 444, A-720, Adams, Beaty & Moulton Survey, pat- ented to H.M. Johnson and B.F. Stafford, etc; 12-31-96.

Deed: John P. Wolfe to MaUhew S. Fatheree, oil, gas and other minerals in and under and that may be produced in 348.72 acres, I&GN RR Co. Survey, A-287; 12- 31-96.

Deed: Neely Fay Grawunder, et vir to James F. Grawunder Jr. et al, 400 acres in Colorado County; 12-31-96.

Deed: Walter F. Underwood to Esther M. Underwood, 2.134 acres, M. Muldoon Survey, A-67; 12-31-96.

Deed: Oasis Pipe Line Co. to Oasis Pipe Line Management Co., 12.971 acres, William Hudgeons Survey, A-0031; 12- 31-96.

Deed: Oasis Pipe Line Co. to Oasis Pipe Line Co. Texas L.P., 12.971 acres, William Hudgeons Survey, A-0031; 12- 31-96.

Deed: James D. Easley et ux to KRA Enterprises LTD, 6 tracts of land in Colo- rado County; 12-31-96.

Deed: Chester McGehee et ux to Billie Jean Case, 28.415 acres, A. Henderson Survey, A-631; 12-31-96.

Deed: Ethel Burford Hammons to Sar- ah Hammons Aitken et al, und. int. in 142 acres, James Tumlinson League, A-46 et al; 12-31-96.

Deed: Jo Louis Stafford Parks to Fre- derick Jones et al, Lots 7- 12, Block O, Town of Altair; 12-31-96.

Deed: Stuart W. Miller et ux to Doro- thy Supak, 20.00 acres, John Cassady Sur- vey, A-138; 12-31-96.

Deed: MichaelR.Cryeretux to Teresa L. Evans, 1.63 acres, W.W. Thompson League, A-43; 12-31-96.

Deed: Gordon V. Maertz et ux to Gil- bert Wendel, 4.68 acres, R.M. Wright Sur- vey, A-594; 12-31-96.

Deed: Gilbert Wendel to Gordon V. Maertz et ux, 4.68 acres out of the Daniel Miller Survey, A-417; 12-31-96.

Deed: Ruth Arlene Trojacek et vir to Gordon V. Maertz et ux, 3.349 acres, Dan- iel Miller Survey, A-417; 12-31-96.

Gift Deed: Ellis Neuendorff to Keith Ellis Neuendorff, 32.38 acres, Jacob Brod Survey, A-123; 12-31-96.

Deed: Marion S. Frost Keenan et al to Keenan LTD, und. 2.333334% of mineral interest in all oil, gas and other minerals in 98.37 acres, Peter K. Bartleson Survey, A- 84; 12-31-96.

CASE DISPOSITIONS April 22,1997

Curtis Jackson, motion to revoke pro- bation. Defendant pled true to the viola- tions; given 30 days in Colorado County

jail. Lonnie Ray Flowers, moti on to revoke

probation. Defendant had been previously placed on probation on 3-7-95 for assault. Defendant pled true to the violations of probation and was ordered to do 30 days in the county jail, plus to serve time to sit-out all outstanding fine, costs and fees.

Ronald Zwecker, motion to revoke probation. Defendant had been placed on probation in 11-96 for driving while in- toxicated (DWI). Defendant pled true to violations and had his probation revoked; sentence assessed at six months in the Colorado County jail.

Andrew Mendoza, motion to revoke probation. Defendant had been placed on probation on 12-10-96 for assault. Defen- dant pled true to violations of probation; probation revoked; punishment assessed at six months in the Colorado County jail.

Jesus Reyes, motion to revoke proba- tion. Defendant was previously placed on probation for DWI. Defendant pled true to violations of probation; placed back on probation upon serving 30 days in jail and paying $2,000 toward fine, costs and fees.

Tracey Mae Grumbles, motion to re- voke probation. Defendant was previously placed on probation for DWI. Defendant pled true to violations of probation; or- dered into a alcohol treatment facility as a condition of her probation.

Fernando Rodriguez, Houston, DWI, occurring 12-26-96 on Interstate 10, in- vestigated by DPSTrooper Jeff A. Pickett. Defendant pled guilty; placed on a one year probation, assessed $ 1,000 fine, court costs and community service.

CASES FILED April 25,1997

Rudy Glenn, motion to revoke proba- tion and capias forarrestrequested. Defen- dant was placed on probation on 5-2-95 DWI. Motion alleges defendant violated conditions of probation by being arrested for a subsequent offense, failure to avoid injurious habits and failure to pay his supervision fees as ordered.

Rudy Glenn, motion to revoke proba- tion and capias for arrest requested .Defen- dant was placed on probation on 5-2-95 for interference with peace officer. Motion alleges defendant violated conditions of probation by failure to perform commu- nity service as ordered.

Telesforo Hernandez Jr., motion to revoke probation filed and capias for arrest requested. Defendant was placed on pro- bation on 11-12-96 for DWI. Motion al- leges defendant violated conditions of probation by failing to report to probation officer and pay fine, court costs and super- vision fees and perform community serv- ice as ordered.

Roy Gutierrez, motion to revoke pro-

bation filed and capias for arrest requested. Defendant was placed on probation on 1- 14-97 for criminal mischief. Motion al- leges defendant violated conditions of probation by being arrested for a subse- quent offense.

Roy Gutierrez, motion to revoke pro- bation filed and capias forarrestrequested. Defendant was placed on probation on 1- 14-97 for criminal mischief. Motion al- leges defendant violated conditions of probation by being arrested for a subse- quent offense, failure to make payments to the County Clerk and failure to pay super- vision fees as ordered.

Roy Gutierrez, motion to revoke pro- bation filed and capias forarrestrequested. Defendant was placed on probation on 1- 14-97 for unlawfully carrying a weapon. Motion alleges defendant violated condi- tions of probation by being arrested for a subsequent offense and failure to make payments to the County Clerk as ordered.

John Carlton Castleberry, Bacliff, DWI, second offense, occurring 4-16-97 on Interstate 10.

Rafael Herrera, Columbus, DWI, oc- curring 1-10-97 on State Hwy. 71.

DIVORCES FILED Jerry Dean Lee and Carolyn Lee; filed

April 28,1997.

MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS

Frederick Dean Foster, 25, and Ro- landa Nichelle Bryant, 26, both of Eagle Lake; 4-22-97.

Jimmy Dean Westphall, 38, and Cindy L. Nelson, 41, both of Eagle Lake; 4-23- 97.

Charles A. Kropelnicki, 40, and Jenny Lee Griffith, 34, both of Columbus; 4-23- 97.

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