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Thursday, March 27,1997 The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Page 7

Eagle Lake Middle School revises Honor, Merit Rolls

Rodriguez, Sheridan plan April wedding Mr. and Mrs. Don Krampitz of Sealy are pleased to announce the

engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Michelle Peek Rodriguez, to Rupert Daniel Sheridan of Hempstead.

Rupert is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Duane Sheridan. The wedding will take place April 26 at the Monaville Baptist Church.

Annual KidFish coming to Eagle Lake

Fourth Six-Weeks, 1996-97 Honor Roll

Fourth grade: Miguel Arellano, Ysenia Castillo, Emerson Dawson, Kelly Konesheck, Amber Lancaster, Arizbeth Ruvalcaba, Robert Scott, Lindsey Thomas, Vanessa Villafu- erte.

Fifth: Madison Burow, Vera Cle- veland, Jennifer Hassin, Ashley Leal, Jessica Lopez, Audra Marsalia, Or- lando Morales, ShaniPena, David Ra- mirez, James Salinas, Cleve Scott, Angel Stricklan, Kevin York.

Sixth: Krista Cantu, Casas Jose, Matthew Hentzell, Rubin Leal.

Seventh: Jennifer Biaselli, Olivia Cardenas, Jerry Cleveland, Sarah Fearing, Erica Garcia, Robert Hassin, Fatima Hernandez, Chris Jasek, Od- yssey Johnson, Ashley Lopez, Re- becca Lopez, Corissa Mathis, Maria Najera, Stephanie Sommerlatte, Jes- sica Thomas, Herbert Weller, DeEdra Wesemann, Kayce Wilkerson.

Eighth: Clifford Keith, Sarah Gould, Johana Lopez, Christopher

Rodriguez.

Merit Roll Fourth grade: Keaundra Long,

Daniel Posada, Shante' Rhodes, Ra- chelle Shorter.

Fifth: Hillary' Aguilar, Tony Cardenas, Charlotte Foster, Nicholas Galvan, Eric Gonzales, Arthur Lopez, Ines Melendez, Brittany Ruiz, Latoyia Sims, Kristen Stovall.

Sixth: Amanda Burrow, Saman- tha Ebarra, Felicia Galvan, Javier Lo- pez, Patricia Molina, Jhavana Mor- gan, Sandra Rodriguez.

Seventh: Tekisha Dabney, Bren- da Garza, Cleo Johnson, Jordan Kone- sheck, Bonnie Navarro, Sonia Vas- quez.

Eighth: Beatrice Avila, LeTeisha Banks, Samantha Bluntson, Danny Buitrago, Sarah Cardenas, Jessica Cisneros, Anastasia Connor, Patricia Najera, Cindy Osornio, Rhonda Per- oni, Andrew Powell, Dora Rodriguez, Marisela Rodriguez, Anthony Sali- nas, Paul Valles.

DEATH NOTICE

Bob Hudson

The Attwater's Prairie Chicken Endangered Species Festival is proud to be working in conjunction with KIDFISH.

This year's event, held April 12, will again be located at Thornton Pond (1-1/2 miles south of Eagle Lake on FM 102).

Just what is KIDFISH? It's a children's fishing event de-

signed to introduce young people to the outdoors and fishing while raising funds for outdoor education, conser- vation and community fishing pro- grams.

Every KIDFISH participant is a winner!

Each child will receive an official KIDFISH t-shirt and ribbon.

Children who raise $ 15 or more to support the program will receive a bass trophy.

Additional prizes will be awarded to the top five fundraisers and the child who catches the longest fish.

KIDFISH is a program of the Sharelunker Foundation and Parks & Wildlife Foundation of Texas, and is sponsored by the Texas Parks & Wild- life Department.

Tom Reed, president of Lake Motors, will once again be the Eagle Lake host for this event

He will again take KIDFISH regis- tration forms to every Rice CISD school as well as Columbus schools.

You may also pick up KIDFISH registration forms at Lake Motors.

Forms must be completed and turned in at the event site. All sponsor- ship money must be collected and turned in to receive your prize.

Everything your child will need to catch a fish will be supplied: rod, reel, bait and tackle. Or, you may bring your own fishing equipment.

Volunteers will be on hand to as- sist you and your child catch the fish stocked for KIDFISH.

Catch and release offish is encour-

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aged. All state, federal and local game

and fish laws apply and must be ob- served by all participants.

A Waiver of Responsibility must be signed by a parent or legal guard- ian. A parentor guardian must accom- pany the child.

Be sure to bring a hat, some sun- screen and insect repellent and an easy chair.

Participants at the event will also receive a free lunch at the Attwater's Prairie Chicken Endangered Species Festival held at the Eagle Lake Com- munity Center.

For more information about this event you may call or go by Lake Motors, 409-234-5556.

Mr. Bob Hudson, 51, of Eagle Lake died at 9:40 p.m. Tuesday evening, March 25, 1997, at Rice Medical Center in Eagle Lake.

Funeral services were pending as of press time. A complete obituary will be included in next week's Headlight.

Brunner, Thomas to wed May 17 Ms. Diana Brunner and William Brunner of Eagle Lake are pleased to

announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Shanna Kay, to Ca ben Callis, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas of Bell- ville.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Rice High School and recently received a Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary studies.

The prospective groom is a graduate of Bellville High School and attending the Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Manage- ment at the University of Houston. He is presently employed at South Shore Harbour Resort and Conference in League City.

The couple plan to marry May 17 at the United Methodist Church in Eagle Lake.

LCRA employees donate $1,000 to local organizations Lower Colorado River Authority

(LCRA) employees recendy contrib- uted $1,000 to the Eagle Lake Minis- terial Alliance Food Pantry and the Eula & David Wintermann Library.

The Eagle Lake Ministerial Alli- ance Food Pantry received $750 to buy food, help pay utility bills and pur- chase medicine for those in need in the area.

The Wintermann Library received $250 to help defray the cost for arts and craft supplies, reading incentives,

Pictured above are Donna Clendennen, a member of LCRA's environ- mental staff and United Charities, presenting a check for $250 to Charlene Rodgers, director of Wintermann Library, and a check for $750 to Russ Minter, president of the Eagle Lake Ministerial Alliance, to help support

prizes and refreshments for children enrolled in the Texas Reading Club.

The donations were made by the LCRA Employees' United Charities and presented by Donna Clendennen, a member of LCRA's environmental staff and a United Chariues represen- tative.

"Both of these programs are vital to the community," Clendennen said. "Our employees are pleased to be able to help care for and educate both chil- dren and adults."

LCRA Employees who partici- pate in the LCRA Employees' United Chariues voluntarily donate 70% of one hour's pay monthly to support the program.

LCRA Employees' United Chari- ties contributes an average of $200,000 a year to support a variety of nonprofit organizations throughout LCRA's 58-county service area, in- cluding Colorado County.

Charlene Rodgers, director of the Wintermann Library, received that organization's donation.

"This donation will provide sup- plies for the children in our summer program. We are so impressed that

LCRA employees are willing to give a portion of their salary to help others, and we appreciate them choosing our organization to support," Rodgers said.

The Library's summer reading program has an average of 95 children ages 4 to 10 registered each year.

Accepting the donation for the Food Pantry was Rev. Russ Minter, current president of the Eagle Lake Ministerial Alliance.

"This $750 donation will help tre- mendously with our expenses," Min- ter said. "The employees at LCRA have certainly demonstrated their love and care for the people in our commu- nity. Our hats are off to these generous people."

About 75% of the food distributed is donated and about 25% is purchased from the food bank in Victoria.

The LCRA is a Texas conserva- tion and reclamation district with no taxing authority.

LCRA's statutory district covers 10 counties along the lower Colorado River including Colorado County.

LCRA's Lakeside Water Divi- sion, which distributes irrigation wa-

ter to farmers in Colorado County and parts of Wharton County, is based in Eagle Lake.

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