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The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, June 18,1998, Page 3 Eagle Lake Primary holds relay, long distance day First, second and third graders at Eagle Lake Primary School (ELPS) held their Relay and Long Distance Day May 19. Students were charted throughout the year in Ms. Appelt's P.E. classes. The two fastest boys and two fast- estgirls in each room represented their Winners in the first grade relay were, from left, Kelly Baker, Pete Mar- tinez, Brianca Mendoza, and Marquis Toliver. Along with the students is their teacher, Mrs. Kibort, their class trophy and individual ribbons. Second grade relay winners, were, from right, Rogelio Montiel, Jocelyn Stovall, Esmeralda Sotello and Anthony Banks. With the students is their teacher, Mrs. Mota, their class trophy and individual ribbons. Third grade relay winners were, from left, Cunneisha Foster, Ashley Sto- vall, Bruno Rotter and Reginald Willis. Along with the students is their teacher, Mrs. Kucherka, their class trophy and individual ribbons. Personnel updates... By Roxanne Jessie Matthews joined our staff at Rice Medical Center as a Nurse's Aide in April of 1960. She attended college to further her career in the medical field and gradu- ated as a Licensed Vocational Nurse in 1969. Presently, as a Surgical Services Scrub Nurse, she has dedicated herself to this hospital for more than 38 years. Throughout the years of her dedi- cated service, Jessie has been awarded many service award pins and, on her 35th anniversary, was awarded her very own parking place even though she claims someone beats her to it. She has also seen many changes andgivesherselfcreditforthe training of the surgical services personnel. Just recently, Jessie announced that she will be retiring in Nov. She has always taken pride in her workandherselfandwewill miss her. In Jessie's spare time, she enjoys watching soap operas that she records while she works. Shopping is a favor- ite and she also loves to travel with her husband, Lewis. While traveling, two of her favor- M. Walker ite places have been the San Antonio River Walk and Las Vegas, where she lets her hair down and enjoys the wild side of life. Jessie also enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews. She is an active member in her church and loves singing in the choir. It is with great pleasure we intro- duce Jessie as a new member of "Our Family caring for yours". 24&48 years, members of the Rice High School graduating class were grief stricken with the passing of one of their fellow classmates: Miss Reba Kay Kochwelp, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. E.F. (Mickey) Kochwelp of this city... Miss Charlyne Frances Gold became the bride of William DeWa- yne Berry of Austin in a pretty cere- mony at St. Mary' s Catholic Church in Nada Saturday, May 26, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. June 9, 1950 June 14 is the date for boosters of the band to note. On this evening, a meeting will be held to form a band boosters' organization... Chesterville will share the spot- light tomorrow morning when the Dodd twins, Fay and Gaye, make a guest appearance on the Eagle Lake Radio Hour which will be broadcast from the stage of the Cole Theatre, 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Mrs. Clara May Nash will accompany them on the piano... The weather men must be mixed up. So far in the month of June, six and class in the end of school relay. An alternate was also chosen. Results were: First Grade Relay Kibort's class: first place, Marquis Toliver, Kelly Baker, Pete Martinez Bri- anca Mcndoza. Rotter's class: second place, Ernesto Molina, Angela Martinez, Alcario Bar- rios, Efrain Mcndoza (alternate). Leopold's class: third place, Jerome McAfee, Terri Rodriguez, Zaccheus Fos- ter, Katie Hassin. Byrd's class: fourth place, Sabrina Spates, Pedro Lujan, Joslyn Stovall, Dal- ton King (alternate). Janish's class: fifth place, Christo- pher Dorscy, Rubi Diaz, Fernando Cano, Kassidy Ramirez. Winners in the long distance competition were, from left, second grade girls, Terrika Jackson; second grade boys, Sylvester Middleton; first grade boys, Jerome McAfee; and first grade girls, Sabrina Spates. In back are, Ashley Stovall, third grade girls; and Jasmine Hemphill, third grade boys. ELPS Photos Second Grade Relay Mota's class: first place, Anthony Banks, Jocelyn Stovall, Rogelio Montiel, Esmeralda Sotello. Fowler's class: second place, Syl- vester Middleton,Terrika Jackson, Jeffrey Keith, Jessica Godlcy. Brunner's class: third place, Drew Quinney, Katlyn Thomas, Michael Her- nandez, Jaclyn Gonzales (alternate). Third Grade Relay Kucherka's class: first place, Regi- nald Willis, Bruno Rotter, Cunneisha Foster, Ashley Stovall. Moody's class: second place, Jas- mine Hemphill, Buck Tate, Shavonnic Foster, LaBrittany Hemphill. Buxkemper's class: third place, Ethan Rcznicek, Anthony Parker, Ray- mcishia Kuykcndall, Eloiza Granillo. Grady'sclass: fourth place, LaTonya Foster, Domingo Dclgado, Alberto Lozano, Kiara Roy. Long Distance Run First grade girls: Sabrina Spates, first; Dominquc Tillman, second; Kelly Baker, third; Joslyn Stovall, fourth; Bri- anca Mendoza, fifth; Kassidy Ramirez, sixth; Terri Rodriguez, seventh; Ana Cas- tillo, eighth; Angela Martinez, ninth; Stacy Knesek, 10th. First grade boys: Jerome McAfee, first; Zaccheus Foster, second; Pete Marti- nez, third; Marquis Toliver, fourth; Le- Trca Lowe, fifth; Alcario Barrios, sixth; Francisco Vasquez, seventh; Christopher Dorsey, eighth; Efrain Mcndoza, ninth; Donivon Parker, 10th. Second grade girls: Terrika Jackson, first; Jocelyn Stovall, second; Katlyn Thomas, third; Esmeralda Sotello, fourth; LaQuendra Thomas, fifth; JcssicaGodley, sixth; Cecily Manciaz, seventh; Shelly Myrcs, eighth; McCesly Thomas, ninth; Mayra Marquez, 10th. Second grade boys: Sylvester Mid- dleton, first; Anthony Banks, second; Jef- frey Keith, third; Gary Scott, fourth; Hec- tor Navarro, fifth; Drew Quinney, sixth; Daniel Goodwin, seventh; Anthony Rami- rez, eighth; Michael Hernandez, ninth; Rogelio Montiel, 10th. Third grade girls: Ashley Stovall, first; Cunneisha Foster, second; LaBrit- tany Hemphill, third; Krystlc Mason, fourth; LaTonya Foster, fifth; Kiara Roy, sixth; Amanda Leal, seventh; Shavonnic Foster, eighth; Diana Posada, ninth; Yaz- min Mendoza, 10th. Third grade boys: Jasmine Hem- phill, first; Reginald Willis, second; Dwight Dawson, third; Domingo Dcl- gado, fourth; Bruno Rotter, fifth; Anthony Parker, sixth; Samuel Rodriguez, seventh; John Paul Supak, eighth; Ethan Rcznicek, ninth; Marco Lopez, 10th. Continued from Page 2 one-half inches of rain have been re- corded by a rain gauge at the Ameri- can Rice Growers office. And, on the last day of May, Eagle Lake was vis- ited by a tornado. June is just not the month for such weather... Friends regretted to learn of the death of Gray Payne on June 6th...' Among those from Eagle Lake graduating from college this June was Stanley Louis Kucherka Jr. who received his BS degree from Texas A&M University... The City Council has been study- ing the parking situation downtown and decided to mark where angle parking is the rule and where parallel parking is permissible... The engagement of Miss Marga- ret Elizabeth Charbula and David Morris Sunderman has been an- nounced... Cub Scout Pack 76 had a swim party and picnic as their last meeting. In charge of the occasion were Cubmaster L.J. Rosprim and Den Mothers Mrs. J.C. Lockwood, Mrs. V.T. Matthews and Mrs. Leroy Briggs. A hon EAST BERNARD Store Hours: Mon.-Sat., 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Sun., 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. 7 Day Specials Good Thursday, June 18, through Wed., June 24,1998 We Reserve Ihc Right lo Limit Quantity & Correct Printing Errors For Extra $avings... 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The Eagle Lake Headlight News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, June 18,1998, Page 3
Eagle Lake Primary holds relay, long distance day First, second and third graders at
Eagle Lake Primary School (ELPS) held their Relay and Long Distance Day May 19.
Students were charted throughout the year in Ms. Appelt's P.E. classes.
The two fastest boys and two fast- estgirls in each room represented their
Winners in the first grade relay were, from left, Kelly Baker, Pete Mar- tinez, Brianca Mendoza, and Marquis Toliver. Along with the students is their teacher, Mrs. Kibort, their class trophy and individual ribbons.
Second grade relay winners, were, from right, Rogelio Montiel, Jocelyn Stovall, Esmeralda Sotello and Anthony Banks. With the students is their teacher, Mrs. Mota, their class trophy and individual ribbons.
Third grade relay winners were, from left, Cunneisha Foster, Ashley Sto- vall, Bruno Rotter and Reginald Willis. Along with the students is their teacher, Mrs. Kucherka, their class trophy and individual ribbons.
Personnel updates... By Roxanne
Jessie Matthews joined our staff at Rice Medical Center as a Nurse's Aide in April of 1960.
She attended college to further her career in the medical field and gradu- ated as a Licensed Vocational Nurse in 1969.
Presently, as a Surgical Services Scrub Nurse, she has dedicated herself to this hospital for more than 38 years.
Throughout the years of her dedi- cated service, Jessie has been awarded many service award pins and, on her 35th anniversary, was awarded her very own parking place even though she claims someone beats her to it.
She has also seen many changes andgivesherselfcreditforthe training of the surgical services personnel.
Just recently, Jessie announced that she will be retiring in Nov.
She has always taken pride in her workandherselfandwewill miss her.
In Jessie's spare time, she enjoys watching soap operas that she records while she works. Shopping is a favor- ite and she also loves to travel with her husband, Lewis.
While traveling, two of her favor-
M. Walker ite places have been the San Antonio River Walk and Las Vegas, where she lets her hair down and enjoys the wild side of life.
Jessie also enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews. She is an active member in her church and loves singing in the choir.
It is with great pleasure we intro- duce Jessie as a new member of "Our Family caring for yours".
24&48 years, members of the Rice High School graduating class were grief stricken with the passing of one of their fellow classmates: Miss Reba Kay Kochwelp, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. E.F. (Mickey) Kochwelp of this city...
Miss Charlyne Frances Gold became the bride of William DeWa- yne Berry of Austin in a pretty cere- mony at St. Mary' s Catholic Church in Nada Saturday, May 26, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
June 9, 1950 June 14 is the date for boosters of
the band to note. On this evening, a meeting will be held to form a band boosters' organization...
Chesterville will share the spot- light tomorrow morning when the Dodd twins, Fay and Gaye, make a guest appearance on the Eagle Lake Radio Hour which will be broadcast from the stage of the Cole Theatre, 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Mrs. Clara May Nash will accompany them on the piano...
The weather men must be mixed up. So far in the month of June, six and
class in the end of school relay. An alternate was also chosen. Results were:
First Grade Relay Kibort's class: first place, Marquis
Toliver, Kelly Baker, Pete Martinez Bri- anca Mcndoza.
Rotter's class: second place, Ernesto Molina, Angela Martinez, Alcario Bar-
rios, Efrain Mcndoza (alternate). Leopold's class: third place, Jerome
McAfee, Terri Rodriguez, Zaccheus Fos- ter, Katie Hassin.
Byrd's class: fourth place, Sabrina Spates, Pedro Lujan, Joslyn Stovall, Dal- ton King (alternate).
Janish's class: fifth place, Christo- pher Dorscy, Rubi Diaz, Fernando Cano, Kassidy Ramirez.
Winners in the long distance competition were, from left, second grade girls, Terrika Jackson; second grade boys, Sylvester Middleton; first grade boys, Jerome McAfee; and first grade girls, Sabrina Spates. In back are, Ashley Stovall, third grade girls; and Jasmine Hemphill, third grade boys. ELPS Photos
Second Grade Relay Mota's class: first place, Anthony
Banks, Jocelyn Stovall, Rogelio Montiel, Esmeralda Sotello.
Fowler's class: second place, Syl- vester Middleton,Terrika Jackson, Jeffrey Keith, Jessica Godlcy.
Brunner's class: third place, Drew Quinney, Katlyn Thomas, Michael Her- nandez, Jaclyn Gonzales (alternate).
Third Grade Relay Kucherka's class: first place, Regi-
nald Willis, Bruno Rotter, Cunneisha Foster, Ashley Stovall.
Moody's class: second place, Jas- mine Hemphill, Buck Tate, Shavonnic Foster, LaBrittany Hemphill.
Buxkemper's class: third place, Ethan Rcznicek, Anthony Parker, Ray- mcishia Kuykcndall, Eloiza Granillo.
Grady'sclass: fourth place, LaTonya Foster, Domingo Dclgado, Alberto Lozano, Kiara Roy.
Long Distance Run First grade girls: Sabrina Spates,
first; Dominquc Tillman, second; Kelly Baker, third; Joslyn Stovall, fourth; Bri- anca Mendoza, fifth; Kassidy Ramirez, sixth; Terri Rodriguez, seventh; Ana Cas- tillo, eighth; Angela Martinez, ninth; Stacy Knesek, 10th.
First grade boys: Jerome McAfee, first; Zaccheus Foster, second; Pete Marti-
nez, third; Marquis Toliver, fourth; Le- Trca Lowe, fifth; Alcario Barrios, sixth; Francisco Vasquez, seventh; Christopher Dorsey, eighth; Efrain Mcndoza, ninth; Donivon Parker, 10th.
Second grade girls: Terrika Jackson, first; Jocelyn Stovall, second; Katlyn Thomas, third; Esmeralda Sotello, fourth; LaQuendra Thomas, fifth; JcssicaGodley, sixth; Cecily Manciaz, seventh; Shelly Myrcs, eighth; McCesly Thomas, ninth; Mayra Marquez, 10th.
Second grade boys: Sylvester Mid- dleton, first; Anthony Banks, second; Jef- frey Keith, third; Gary Scott, fourth; Hec- tor Navarro, fifth; Drew Quinney, sixth; Daniel Goodwin, seventh; Anthony Rami- rez, eighth; Michael Hernandez, ninth; Rogelio Montiel, 10th.
Third grade girls: Ashley Stovall, first; Cunneisha Foster, second; LaBrit- tany Hemphill, third; Krystlc Mason, fourth; LaTonya Foster, fifth; Kiara Roy, sixth; Amanda Leal, seventh; Shavonnic Foster, eighth; Diana Posada, ninth; Yaz- min Mendoza, 10th.
Third grade boys: Jasmine Hem- phill, first; Reginald Willis, second; Dwight Dawson, third; Domingo Dcl- gado, fourth; Bruno Rotter, fifth; Anthony Parker, sixth; Samuel Rodriguez, seventh; John Paul Supak, eighth; Ethan Rcznicek, ninth; Marco Lopez, 10th.
Continued from Page 2
one-half inches of rain have been re- corded by a rain gauge at the Ameri- can Rice Growers office. And, on the last day of May, Eagle Lake was vis- ited by a tornado. June is just not the month for such weather...
Friends regretted to learn of the death of Gray Payne on June 6th...'
Among those from Eagle Lake graduating from college this June was Stanley Louis Kucherka Jr. who received his BS degree from Texas A&M University...
The City Council has been study- ing the parking situation downtown and decided to mark where angle parking is the rule and where parallel parking is permissible...
The engagement of Miss Marga- ret Elizabeth Charbula and David Morris Sunderman has been an- nounced...
Cub Scout Pack 76 had a swim party and picnic as their last meeting. In charge of the occasion were Cubmaster L.J. Rosprim and Den Mothers Mrs. J.C. Lockwood, Mrs. V.T. Matthews and Mrs. Leroy Briggs.
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hon EAST BERNARD Store Hours: Mon.-Sat., 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Sun., 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. 7 Day Specials Good Thursday, June 18, through Wed., June 24,1998
We Reserve Ihc Right lo Limit Quantity & Correct Printing Errors
For Extra $avings... Check Our Shelves for "Best Buy" or "As Advertised" Signs We Have Received A Lower Cost On These Items and Are Passing the Savings On To You!
'We Sell Money Orders & Postage Stamps "We Accept W.I.C. Cards & The Lone Star Card -We Have FAX Service (409-335-4390) 'We Have The Texas Lotto 'Double Coupons: See Details in Store /;;/;;;;;;;///////;;////;/;/;////;/[ \\\\ i i n i
^ Regular, Diet or Caffeine Free Mr. Pibb, Nestea, Surge, Sprite or Classic
COKE 12 Pk. Cans -Limit 4-12 Pks.
fy///////;/;/;;;;;//;;;/;//;//;;;)^
All Rims Blue Bell Supreme
ICE CREAM 1/2 Gal.
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Soft-N-Gentle
BATH TISSUE 4 Roll Pkg.
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Parade
TOMATO SAUCE I 8 Oz. Can
Parade All-Purpose
FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag
Assorted Citrus Punch
\SUNNY DELIGHT| 64 Oz. '/
88* I fy//////////////M////////////7r/.
* Sweet California
[PEACHES Lb. f\ f\ * USDA Boneless Beef
