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Page 10, Thursday, March 16, 2000 News for Southern Colorado County, Texas — The Eagle Lake Headlight 2nd Chance Finance Here!! On All These Great Used Cars! r *"T M!&- -1 **^^i < ~ "^NJtaj 97 Saturn SL-1 42K $ 9995 00 97 Saturn SL-1 95 Chevy Corsica LT 95 Ford Taurus 96 Chevy Beretta Z26 89 Pontiac 6000 55K, Loaded $999500 71K,V-6 $ 6595 00 6 IK, Loaded $ 7995 00 63K, Loaded, Sporty $ 8995 00 Clean Car, Great Shape $4995 00 'I k •"' < > * . k 94 Chevy Corsica 98 Chevy Cavalier $49QC00 Cruise, Power Locks, Cassette $949500 Loaded, Clean Car 97 Nissan Sentra GXE $ 8495 oo Loaded, One Owner 94 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Bright Red, Loaded $749500 94 Mitsubishi Galant Loaded, Great Car $ 7995°° fi#) 99 Chevy Z-71 25K, Onyx Black, Great Deal! LAKE MOTORS OF EAGLE LAKE 234-5556 Great Deals on Great Used Cars... Right Here At Home! Results Continued from Page 1 310,36.99%. County Constable, Pet. 3: Ivan V. Menke: 533, 100%. County Constable, Pet. 4: Wilfred Luedccke, 298, 100%. County Chairman: James "Jim" Kearney, 1,978,100%. Precincts 2,3,4,5,6,8,10,12,14, 16, 17 and 18 had no declared candi- dates for chairman. Republican Primary (936 votes cast) Presidential nominee: Gary Bauer, 2, 0.21%; George W. Bush, 874,94.28%; Alan Keycs, 16,1.72%; Orrin G. Hatch, 0; Steve Forbes, 0; Charles Bass Urban, 1, 0.10%; John McCain, 28,3.02%; Uncommitted, 6, 0.64%. U.S. Senator: Kay Bailey Hutchi- son, 854, 100%. U.S. Representative, Dist. 14: Ron Paul, 801. 100%. Railroad Commissioner: Charles R. Matthews, 679, 100%. Railroad Commissioner, unex- pired term: Andy Draughn, 152, 20.93%; Michael L. Williams, 574, 79.06%. Supreme Court Justice, Place 1: Nathan Hccht, 532, 71.40%; Valoric W. Davenport, 213,28.59%. Supreme Court Justice, Place 2: Priscilla Owen, 624, 100%. Supreme Court Justice, Place 3: Rod E. Gorman, 315. 42.79%; Al Gonzales. 421,57.20%. Presiding Judge, Court of Crimi- nal Appeals: Connie J. Kcllcy, 162, 24.39%; Tom Price. 245, 36.89%; Sharon Keller, 191, 28.76%; J. Gary Trichtcr, 66, 9.93%. Judge,CourtofCriminal Appeals, Place 1: John Boston, 59.9.39%: (ins Williams, 174, 27.70%; Tom Grecn- wcil, 142.22.61%; Charles Holcomb, 183.29.14%; Alan Curry, 70.11.14%. Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 2: Pat Barber. 126,20.00* ; Jim Wallace, 236, 37.46%; Barbara Par* or 1 lervcy, 131,20.79%; Sally L. Kay, 86, 13.65%; W.B. "Bcnnic" House. 51,8.09%. CLASSIFIED ADS Driveways • Sidewalks • Pea Gravel Patios MORALES CONCRETE FINISHERS Quality Concrete Work • Free Estimates 409-234-3714 305 Guadalupe St., Eagle Lake f M " M "YAKE-TEx""" M l ! SPRAYING COMPANY J M (Spraying Service for Trees and Ponds) L Licensed and Insured M n M M Phone: H 979-733-0166 X 979-758-4213 Mobile JJ :V< M 8 Garden Oaks X Columbus, Texas JJ 78934 v........ RANDY EPPS 979-733-0554 Fax r- i i i i i i i i i i i i i i L. EAGLE LAKE DIRT WORKS 234-3314 Tractor Work *Hauling 'Spreading *Driveway Repair 'Road Gravel 'Top Soil 'Fill Dirt 'Limestone Call Us for Your Hauling & Maintenance Needs! Continued from Page 7 EB AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING SERVICE 215 County Road 291, East Bernard 409-335-4262 Your Independent Lennox Dealer Slale Uc TACL80O3799C LENNOX "Complete Electrical Service" •Residential •Commercial •Industrial * Free Estimates * 24 Hour Service * Bonded & Insured James Pierce, President El Campo 409-543-6659 emodeling Alcoa Vinyl Siding Install Metal Bldgs. General Remodeling 100% Financing Insured Free Estimates LU U Bret Hudman 409-234-5417 State Board of Education, District 10: Brad Shields, 162, 23.37%; Dol- ores Hillycr, 85, 12.26%; Bob Schoolficld, 205,29.58%; Cynthia A. Thornton, 241.34.77%. Slate Representative, District 28: Larry Wcsscls.293.41.20%; Phil Stc- plu.-nson.418. 58.79%. Justice. 1 si ('ouri nl Appeals Dis- trict. Place I: M.B. "Murry" Cohen, 604. 1(K)%. Justice. 1st Court of Appeals Dis- trict, Place 2: Scott Hosier. 321, 49.15%; Richard Hall. 332, 50.84%. Justice, 1st Court of Appeals Dis- trict, Place 3: Adele Hedges, 578, 100%. Justice, 1st Court of Appeals Dis- trict, Place 4: Ken Cannata, 192, 30.18%; Lloyd W. Oliver, 189, 29.71%; Terry Jennings, 255. 40.09%. Justice, 1st Court of Appeals Dis- trict, Place 5: Tim Taft, 593, 100%. Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District. Place 1: Maurice Amidci,80, 12.44%; Charles Wesley Seymore, 286,44.47%; Jim Barr, 277,43.07%. COLUMBUS LIVESTOCK AUCTION REPORT Sale Every Thursdav at 10:30 am. Will be on the air at KULM, Colum- bus. Wednesdays from 6:30 to 6:45 a.m. and Thursdays, live al ring side, from 2:00 to 2:15 p.m. If we can help you with marketing your livestock, please call Todd Keaton at 409-865-2584. If you need a truck, trailer or men to work CUtle, we're as near as the phone. Out of town, call collect; your calls arc welcome. Try us on your next shipment. CallTodd Keaton, residence 409-865- 2584. "At your service 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and we appreciate your business." Columbus Livestock is located at 1064 Reese Lane, Columbus (same exit off I-10 west, Exit 698, turn right on Reese Lane). Stop in at the "Auction Barn Cafe". Receiving cattle on Wednesday at new location; receiving pens remain the same. Same competitive market... Same un- beatable service...New "State-of-the-art" facilities to serve You, the seller. We appreciate your business! Market Report for March 9, 2000 Animals on hand: cattle, 1292. No. of sellers: 189. Packer cows: higher dressing utility and cutter cows, 41-460 per lb.; lower dressing utility & cutter cows, 3640* per lb.; thin cows, 30-35(2. Packer bull's: heavy weight bulls, 48- 50 57c; utility cutter bulls, 40-47*. Stocker/Feeder - Calves/Yearlings Steers #1: 200-300 lbs., Sl.47-1.56; 300400 lbs., SI .30-1.45; 400-500 lbs., SI.18-1.28; 500-600 lbs., Sl.06-1.17; 600-700 lbs., 93*- SI .05; 700-800 lbs., 84- 90c. Steers #2: 200-300 lbs., SI.30-1.42; 300-400 lbs., SI. 18-1.29; 400-500 lbs., SI.09-1.18; 500-600 lbs., 90*-Sl. 05; 600- 700 lbs., 85-92*; 700-800 lbs., 76-83*. Heifers #1:200-300 lbs., Sl.25-1.35; 300-400 lbs., Sl.08-1.20; 400-500 lbs., 51 .04-1.14; 500-600 lbs., 90*-S 1.02; 600- 700 lbs., 85-90*; 700-800 lbs., 74-83(2. Heifers #2: 200-300 lbs., SI.10-1.24; 300400 lbs., 97*-S1.07; 400-500 lbs., 95e-S1.03; 500-600 lbs., 85-94*; 600- 700, 78-85*; 700-800 lbs., 69-74*. Good stocker cow/calf pairs, $650- 750 by the head; mcd. cow, calf pairs, S550-660 by the head; common cow & calf pairs, S450-530; good stocker cows & heifers, S550-630; mcd. cows & heifers, S425-525. Bible Verse of the Week "Be not overcome with evil, but overcome evil with good." — Romans 12:21 Submitted by Neddy Phillips Jusuce, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 2: John S. Anderson, 607,100%. Jusuce, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 3: Harvey Hudson, 631,100%. Jusuce, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 4: Wanda Fowler, 628, 100%. Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 5: Richard Edelman, 616,100%. Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 6, unexpired term: Kem Thompson Frost, 600, 100%. District Judge, 2nd 25th Judicial District: Frank Follis, 176, 26.62%; Brian Kingston, 485, 73.37%. District Judge, 25th Judicial Dis- trict: Dwight E. Peschel, 672, 100%. Colorado County Sheriff: Keith Riehs, 607, 100%. County Tax Assessor-Collector: Larry Lightfoot, 605, 100%. County Commissioner, PcL 1: Doug Wessels, 168,100%. County Commissioner, PcL 3: Tommy Hahn, 331,100%. County Chairman: Jean Halfmann Ellis, 636,99.53%. Proposition No. 1 ("Shall student initiated prayer be allowed at school sporting events?": Yes, 818,95.78%; No, 36,4.21%. Pet. 5 Precinct Chairman had no declared candidate. By Dr. Eric R. Tepper, Podiatrist TOENAIL SURGERY Nail problems often result from improper trimming, minor injuries, or repetitive trauma. Common disorders include ingrown nails, fungal infections, and blood beneath the nail. With chronic or severe cases, a podiatrist may recommend removing all or a portion of the nail. Most tocnail surgeries can be done in the doctor's office in less than an hour, using local anesthesia. Laser surgery is done at a hospital because of the special equipment involved. Most patients experience very little pain immediately after nail surgery and throughout the two-to-thrce week healing process. If any bone has been removed, healing will take a bit longer. The podiatrist may prescribe pain medication and advise soaking the toe several limes daily for one week. Feet seem especially susceptible to nail problems of all kinds. It might be because of all the lime they spend in dark, moist places, or it might be because of the lack of attention they get. Whatever thecausc, your podiatrist is well-equipped to help provide the cure, from medication to surgery, as well as preventive steps to take to prevent future problems. Don't take another step until you see us for family fool care here at Rice Medical Center. Call 234-5571.1 am there every Tuesday. P.S. Some drainage is normal when a tocnail has been surgically removed.
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