The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, February 19,1998, Page 3

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JJ COUNTY COURT DISPOSITIONS

Feb. 10.1998 Michael Rico, Eagle Lake, motion to

revoke probation. Defendant was placed on probation 11-11-97, for driving while intoxicated (DWI). Defendant pled true to the motion; given 20 days in County Jail in lieu of fine; probation extended 4 months.

Jimmy Lester Scott, Columbus, DWI- Open Container, 5-11-96, 1400 block of Fannin, Columbus, investigated by Co- lumbus Police Department (CPD) Officer M.R. Edman. Defendant rjled guilty; fined $1,000, court costs, one year probation.

Silvino Lopez Jr., Columbus, theft by check (TBC) reduced to issuance of bad

check. Defendant pled guilty; fined $200, court costs and restitution.

JoeGonzalcs Villaloboz, Kyle, DWI, 8-30-97, 700 block of S. McCarty, Eagle Lake, investigated by Eagle Lake Police Department (ELPD) Officer Tim Crumc. Defendant pled guilty; fined S750, court costs, one year probation.

Mike Everett Gcrtson, Eagle Lake, assault, 9-6-97, 501 Mills, Eagle Lake, investigated by ELPD SgL Jack Knox. Defendant pled guilty; fined $2,000 (S1,750 probated upon successful comple- tion of Anger Management Classes), court costs, one year deferred adjudication.

Paul Mendoza Ebarra, Eagle Lake,

Art winners Pictured with Eagle Lake Primary School (ELPS) third grader, John Paul Supak (kneeling) who took the Best of Show title in the elementary school division in Rice CISD in the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo's Western Art show, are blue ribbon finalists: front row, from left, Holly Berger, kin- dergarten (K), Jon Trell Pratt, K; Timothy Morales, K; EDDIE LOSOYA JR., 2nd grade; and Katie Hassin, 1st grade. In the back row are Elizabeth Espinoza, 3rd grade; Clayton Bowen, 3rd grade; Shawn Politsch, 3rd grade; Jeremy Gonzales, 2nd grade; and Terri Rodriguez, 1st grade. Blue ribbon finalists artwork were tagged with a gold seal and judged for Best of Show along with Supak's winner, 'The Deadly Rodeo".

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Candidates forum set for Feb. 21 in Alleyton

On Saturday, Feb. 21, there will be a "Meet the Candidates Forum" atMt. Mariah Church in Alleyton.

This forum will give you, the vot- ers, a chance to meet and listen to the candidates that will be on the ballot this year.

For the forum the following have been invited: Darlene Hayek and Dale Alexander both seeking the position of County Clerk; Al Jamison, Leonard Peters and James Kearney, all seeking the position of County Judge; Carolyn Easion, Frances Truchard and Chuck Glynn all seeking the position of Jus-

tice of the Peace Precinct 3. Letters have been sent asking the

candidates to appear. If you have questions you would like to ask, please feel free to do so.

The forum will start at 2 p.m. and, if weather permits, will be held out- side the church.

If the weather is bad, it will be moved inside. After the forum, there will be refreshments served.

Please come out and let the candi- dates know that our town is interested in who serves us in office.

See you there!

The first weekend of the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, Feb. 20-21, 1998, will have something new for both cattleman and the consumer.

For those who have attended pre- vious Shows, the appearance of the Piedmontese cattle breed should not be classified as new.

This Italian beef breed was intro- duced into the U.S. in the 1980s and to the Houston Show in 1991. However, this year this breed will be appearing with some new credentials that will excite both cattlemen and consumer.

Piedmontese breeders that will be showing their cattle this year will not only be able to show them to the pub- lic, but will be able to offer new infor- mation to Show attendees concerning the true merits of this beef breed.

Since the 1997 Houston Show, the National Piedmontese Association (PAS) has received a certified Pied- montese beef program from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

A new marketing entity, Ameri- Pied Beef Inc. of Wooster, Ohio, has been formed to place certified Pied- montese beef in the hands of the American beef consumer, under the

DWI, 10-14-97, 300 Guadalupe, Eagle Lake, investigated by ELPD Officer Brian K. Ochoa. Defendant fined $750, court costs, one year probation.

Maurillo Obrcgon, Columbus, DWI, 10-4-97, County Road 105, Columbus, in- vestigated by Department of Public Safe- ty (DPS) Trooper Anthony Owens. Defen- dant pled guilty; fined S1.000, court costs, one year probation.

Jose Guadalupe Cano, Eagle Lake, possession of marijuana, 9-3-97, FM 102 S. Hwy. 90, investigated by Task Force Agent Danny Castillo. Defendant pled guilty; fined $500, court costs, six months deferred adjudication.

Rose Barrier, Weimar, TBC, reduced to issuance of bad check. Defendant pled guilty; fined $100, court costs, restitution.

Curtis Ellis, Wharton, appeal-speed- ing, 6-3-96, four miles north of Garwood, investigated by Colorado County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) Deputy Gene Rebel. De- fendant pled guilty; assessed $100 special expense fee, court costs, 90 days deferred adjudication.

Kenneth Johnson, Eagle Lake, disor- derly conduct, 8-24-97, 609 East "C" St., Eagle Lake, investigated by ELPD Officer Bill Latlimorc; reduced to class C. Defen- dant pled guilty; fined $200, court costs.

Wayland Douglas Thomas, Sheridan, driving while license suspended (DWLS), 11-30-97, Hwy. 90A, Sheridan, investi- gated by CCSO Deputy J.R. Pavlicck. Defendant pled guilty; fined $500, court costs, six months deferred adjudication.

Rosendo Travera, Eagle Lake, crimi- nal mischief, 8-25-97,945 N. Lake, Eagle Lake, investigated by ELPD Officer Latli- more. Dcfcndantpled guilty; fined $ 1,000, court costs, (credit 25 days jail time for

"-fees), 120 days jail (credit for time served). Margaret Noska, Columbus, DWI,

10-4-97, Hwy. 71, Marck Rd., Columbus, investigated by CCSO Deputy Doug Pe- terson. Defendant pled guilty; fined $1,000, court costs, one year probation.

CASES FILED Feb. 12,1998

Joe Kutach, Rock Island, motion to revoke probation filed, capias for arrest requested. Defendant placed on probation 5-20-97 for DWI. Motion alleges defen- dant violated conditions of probation by failing to report by mail and by person to Colorado County and Fayette County CSCD, pay court costs, fine and supervi- sion fees, complete required community service, inform CSDS of change of ad- dress and successfully complete TAIP

classes. Willie Williams, Houston, motion to

revoke probation filed, capias for arrest requested. Defendant placed on probation 8-12-97 for DWI. Motion alleges defen- dant violated conditions of probation by failing to report by mail and person to the Colorado County CSCD, pay court costs, fine, supervision fees and complete re- quired community service.

Janice Miller, Columbus, motion to revoke probation filed, capias for arrest requested. Defendant placed on probation 5-6-97 for assault Motion alleges defen- dant violated conditions of probation by failing to report by mail and person to the Colorado County and Harris County CSCD, pay court costs, fine, supervision fees, complete required community serv- ice and inform CSCD of change of ad- dress.

Eugene Mendoza, Eagle Lake, motion to adjudicate guilt filed, capias for arrest requested. Defendant placed on probation 11-4-97 for assault. Motion alleges defen- dant violated conditions of probation by failing to obey the law by being arrested for aggravated assault, using alcohol, fail- ing to enroll in Anger Management Class, pay court costs, fine and supervision fees.

Peter M. Ledoux, San Antonio, mo-

tion to adjudicate guilt filed, capias for arrest requested. Defendant was placed on probation 5-6-97 for possession of mari- juana. Motion alleges defendant violated conditions of probation by using alcohol and marijuana and failing to complete required community service.

DISTRICT COURT CASES FILED A.D. Willis Company Inc. vs Ber-

nardo Inc. d/b/a/ Taylor Lightning Protec- tion, appeal of arbitration; filed 2-6-98.

Dale Koehn et al vs Autry C. Stephens et al, failure to act as prudent operator; 2- 13-98.

DIVORCES FILED Preston Hemphill and Olivia Hem-

phill; filed 2-11-98. Barbara Ranee Yeverino and Ignacio

Rodriguez Gomez; 2-17-98.

MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS

Timothy ScoU Wise and Vanessa Adeline Bassham; 2-9-98.

Terry Lee Cunningham and Linda Joyce Dancy; 2-9-98.

Tennillc LaRon Almeida and Brenda Solo; 2-9-98.

Daryl Wayne Zascoda and Jill Patrice Janish; 2-13-98.

Groundbreaking held for River Oaks Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Oaks Assisted Living, an affiliate

of River Oaks Health Care Center (ROHCC) in Columbus, were held Fri- day, Feb. 13. On hand for the ceremony were, from left, Columbus City Manager John Brasher; Dr. Cecil Marburger, medical director; Pete Ai- kin, construction superintendent; Robert and Susan Gay, owners; Mayor Dr. Tom Hancher; Therese Hudec, facility manager; and Jimmie Carter, R.N., ROHCC, director of nurses. The facility will consist of 26 units and have licensing and capacity for 34 residents. The level-B facility will have a 24-hour staff to offer a more independent lifestyle for disabled, handi- capped and otherwise incapacitated persons. The facility is expected to be completed by this fall. Banner Press Photo by Martha Herrera

What's new at the 1998 Livestock Show?

name "Better Beef. Another interesting aspect of this

breed of cattle is its heart healthy beef product. Ameri-Pied Beef Inc. and the American Heart Association (AHA) have entered into a contractual agree- ment that would permit the Heart Association certification mark and statement to be placed on the product, Better Beef — Customized (Side of Beef).

At the present time, the Piedmon- tese cattle are unique in having the AHA certification on an entire side of beef which is known as Better Beef Customized.

Representatives from Ameri-Pied will be at the Piedmontese display to provide information on how Pied- montese beef will work for the cattle- man, consumer, distributor and re- tailer.

"Hors d'oeuvres have always a pathetic interest for me; they remind me of one's childhood that one goes through, wonder- ing what the next course is going to be like — and during the rest of the menu one wishes one had eaten more of the hors d'oeuvres." —Saki

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