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Page 6, Thursday, June 13, 2002 News for Southern Colorado County, Texas - The Eagle Lake Headlight RICE CISD SCHOOL NEWS ^ ^ JJ GARWOOD SCHOOL Perfect Attendance Kindergarten: La'Miracle Cot- ton, Ashley Haynes, Jon Huvar, Kelsey Janow, Guadalupe Rodriguez, Mercedes Saenz, Eulysses Torres, Devon Janak, Veronica Vega. First grade: Cydney Cook, Jo- seph Rutledge, Danielle Dopslauf, Briana Faas, Trevor Jones, Clayton Little, Cole Macek, Aubrey Pavlu, Jennifer Rodriguez, Chris Wesselski. Second grade: Kelsey Danklefs, Dylan Drlik, Terance Gartica, Josh Korenek, Kaycie Rathburn, Tina Till, Dylon Valchar, Destinea Williams. Third grade: Katlyn Brown, Amy Clark, Lance Howard, Joshua Jurica, Elysse Labay, Brooke Popp, Adrian Shimek, Tobias Cotton, Erik Gold, Jal'Leel Pettus, Carmen Saenz, Michelle Smidovec, Elijah Stevens, Michael Waligura. Fourth grade: Brittani Bartlett, Chad Bittner, Rachel Drlik, Stefani Gertson, Kaydi Gold, Matt Hoffman, Kenny Kretschmer, La'Markus Bluntson, Alex Cardenas, Johnny Castaneda, Nicole Drlik, Amber Huvar, Rachel Korenek, Jena Lewis, Kristyna Lobpries, Joey Rodriguez, Tanner Wishert. Fifth grade: Fernando Cano, Chelsea Korenek, Dewey Pettus, Sha- wanna Pettus, Tori Rathburn, Sarah Saenz, Jessica Walzer. Sixth grade: Megan Bartlett, Shameka Clayton, Eunice Hernandez, Katlyn Thomas, Shelly Walker, Hillary Johnson, Jasmine Reggins, <Jj art en art en e Bucket Truck Service Complete Overhead Service Tree Trimming Free Estimates & ompany Dozer Service Land Clearing Trees, Brush & Fence Lines Complete Site Preparation Jacob Barten 979-732-1770 mobile 979-732-2086 office Equipment Available Bucket Truck w/ 35' working lift Cat D-6 Dozer, Cat D-4 Dozer, M65B Motorgrader, Cat 416 backhoe cViewG On Cental Healtti JOHN B. MYRES, D.D.S. ® 234-3525 Located on 90-A at Laughlin Road Eagle Lake FIXED BRIDGE Nearly half of all adult dental patients need replacements for one or more missing teeth. A great many after-40 patients already have such replace- ments. While a single tooth can often be replaced by an implant substitute, the most common method is a fixed bridge. In this situation, teeth on either side of the space are shaped so that a crown will fit over them, Impressions are then taken, from which permanent support- ing base crowns of gold or non-precious metal are made. The base crowns are finally laminated with either plastic or porcelain. The permanent crowns are soldered to the artificial teeth. The com- pleted bridge is cemented to the sup- porting teeth. It is immovable. Advantages: ease of cleaning, mini- mum adjustment and repair, immovabil- ity, strengthening of adjacent teeth, not to mention that beautiful feel and ap- pearance of natural teeth. Your dentist will help you consider the factors that could affect the choice between a re- movable bridge or one that is fixed. Presentedas a public service topro- mote better dental health. From the of- fice o/JOHN B. MYRES, D.D.S., 700 S. McCarty Avenue, Eagle Lake, 2343525. Affordable Dental Care for the Whole Family •Gentle Family Dentistry 'Nitrous Oxide Sedation Available »AII Phases of General Dentistry including Cosmetic •Extractions 'Wisdom Teeth, Root Canals, Crowns, Bridges, Dentures & Partials and Orthodontics 'Insurance & New Patients Welcome Open 8-5, Monday through Friday Saturday: 8-2 MasterCard and Visa Accepted After Hours Call: 979-733-9949 Shelly Myres, Roque Torres. Seventh grade: Ashley Brown, Sandra Cardenas, Nelson Dabney, Jacob Engstrom, Mark Guthrie, Jas- mine Jenkins, Noelle Jurica, Ross Lobpries, Jessica Till, Karl Vasut, Tony Vazquez, Meaghan Williams, Jose Zepeda. Eighth grade: Alfredo Rodriguez, Malcolm Jenkins, Micha Hoelscher, Audry Drlik, Jaylon Pettus, Layton Gold, Katie Hoffman, Bridget Kaiser, Luke Shimek, Curtis Williams. EAGLE LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL Perfect Attendance Fourth grade: Alan Arellano, Shaina Bowen, Falin Braden, Nancy Castillo, Christopher Dorsey, Kevin Earls, Nadia Esmonde, Michael Fore, Angelica Garcia, Gabriel Garcia, Magda Garcia, Patric Gonzales, Madalyn Gonzallez, Erin Hartman, Aerial Hoelscher, Chase Hoelscher, La'Nia Jackson, Lance Kucherka, Jesus Leal, Juan Martinez, La'Dalrius Miller, Cory Miramontes, Irving Mo- lina, Gracie Navarro, Brittany Parker, Jontrell Pratt, Kathryn Salazar, Mar- tin Sauceda, Troy Shorter, Carlos! Sosa, Amber Tristan, Jonathan Tris- tan, Zachary Vasquez, Clarencia Weeks, Frederick Wilks, Annicia Wil- liams, Marneikwa Woods. Fifth grade: Alcario Barrios, Garreth Casper, Jesse Castillo, Phillip Castillo, Bruno Flores, Frederica Fos- ter, Zaccheau'us Foster, Jessie Hancock, Jarrod Hemphill, James Leindecker, Samuel Lugo, Pedro Lujan, Elizabeth Marquez, Pete Martinez, Jerome McAfee, Efrain Mendoza, Francisco Rios, Matthew Sosa, Sabrina Spates, Joslyn Stovall, Dominique Tillman, Kimberly Torres, Dominique Weeks. Sixth grade: Corey Allum, Taju- denette Ashaka, Anthony Banks, Monica Barrow, Norma Castillo, Samantha Castro, Yolanda Cisneros, Ryan Collins, Juanisha Cooper, Ashley Donnelly, Karen Engbrock, D'Nitria Fuller, Carrie Gobert, Jessica Godley, Jaclyn Gonzalez, Jeremy Gonzalez, Daniel Goodwin, Jasmine Hemphill, Robert Hernandez, Terreka Jackson, Dulce Llanos, Eduardo Losoya, Amy Metzger, Sylvester Middleton, Hector Navarro, Anthony Ramirez, Anacaren Rivera, Hannah Ruiz, Nicholas Salinas, Luis Samaniego, Ismael Sauceda, Brandon' Scott, Gary Scott, Dustin Soto, Jocelyn Stovall, Joshua Teague, Macesly Thomas, Violette Villafuerte. Seventh grade: Jessica Ashton, Clayton Bowen, Vanessa Casas, Edgar Castillo, Sabrina Cavazos, Eduardo Elizondo, Elizabeth Espi- nosa, Cunneishia Foster, Latonya Foster, LaBrittany Hemphill, Nicko- las Llanos, Krystle Mason, Bryan Parker, Irving Pena, Diana Posada, Kiara Roy, Aaron Ruiz, Aristeo Saucedo, Ashley Stovall, Pablo Saurez, Christopher Supak, John Supak, Matthew Supak. Eighth grade: Ruth Austin, Ashley Banks, Paul Barrow, Jayson Batiste, Jessica Black, Jarmorris Brooks, Marty Cantu, Rafaela Cas- taneda, Alfonso Castillo, Lajoya Coats, Amber Cunningham, Trent Fields, Jesus Flores, DeShaune Fuller, Magali Garcia, Ashley Garza, Brittney Hubert, Anthony Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Robert Johnson, Trent Kucherka, Laura Melchor, Grecia Molina, Lorenzo Morales, Michael Morales, Jonathan Perales, Kevin Phynon, Edricka Thomas, Ka'Shonda Tillman, Eron Toliver, Marina White, Sabrina White, Angela Yanez. EAGLE LAKE PRIMARY SCHOOL Perfect Attendance Pre-k: Lupe Quintero, Gregory Roy, Audreya Carter, Jonathan Castaneda, Ricky Saucedo, Ryan Almanza, Maria Garcia, Robert Gonzales, Enrique Hercules. Kindergarten: Chynna Hargrove, Dewesha Hemphill, Lauryn Hoel- scher, Abraham Juarez, Ron McGrew, Yilan Molina, Brandon Sosa, Taylor Thomas, Dominique Blanco, Jordan Garner, Alejandro Gonzales, Jordan Knight, Jerrisa McAfee, Savannah Vasquez, Dylan Ferguson, Melissa Hassin, Alma Llanos, NiQuan Miller, Dasia Richardson, Candace Stovall, Breanna Pierce, Kirsten Blanco, *Ruby Flores, Payton Garza, Jordan Johnson, Zachary Thiele. First grade: Megan Contreras, *Jimmy Foster III, DeMarcus Ray, Brittany Romo, Cairo Ruvalcaba, Sophia Salazar, Lizeth Samaniego, Miracle Black, Joe Castillo, Najae Glover, Juan Carlos Gonzales, J'Markus Hodge, Danielle Lopez, Kimberly Luna, Martin Ramirez, Jody Rowe, Jason Samaniego, Demetrie Tone, Robert Estes, Alma Olivares, James Garner, Hannah Magninat, Raul Garcia, Kelly Al- obaidi, DeShannae Cotton, Kurslyn McTear, Cathryn Myres, Keslie Perez, Gisselle Polanco, Desi Romo, Cullen Wiese, Rendi Yanez, Aaron Kucherka. Second grade: Dominic Castillo, Elizabeth Castillo, Justin Garza, Luis Mendoza, Rachael Navarro, Duncan Salinas, Jonovan Allen, Chad Davis, Takeshia Hodge, Crystal Leal, Reyes Marquez, Michael Navarro, Xavier Navarro, Yadira Rodriguez, Mitsi Samaniego, Jose Segovia, Gary I Spates, Alex Toloza, Aaron Wilson, *Christina Lopez, Lucas Losoya, *Ugo Mendoza, Darius Lowe, Pre- ston Moreida, *Sarah Navarro, John Reed, Ana Segovia, Mark Sosa, *Nick Tristan, Albert Vasquez, Jamy Adams, Simon Barrios, Abraham Castillo, Ashley Cooper, Dylan Grace, Chelsey McGrew, Alejandra Mendoza, Brooke Rodriguez, Brittany Vasquez, Karen Macias. Third grade: Carselin Smith, Tramayne Tillman, Edmond Wash- ington, Willie Fields, Guadalupe Belman, Yesenia Marquez, Destinee Mason, Alejandro Roque, Linda Sambrano, Gary Segura, Taylor Sosa, Deon Dabney, Edward Lewis, Magdalena Mendoza, Javier Posada, Candace Romo, Kristopher Talton, MaChelsea Thomas, Cherise Cole- man, Dynasty Johnson, Alyssa Marsalia, Kelvin Roy, Neida Salazar, Lindsey Sommer, Jaquita Woods, Ashley Carroll, Alexandra Castillo, Aurelia Cavazos, Corey Collins, Katerrain Huffman, Abril Llanos, Gerald Martinez, Michelle Mendoza, Justin Noska, Felice Smith. *Perfect attendance entire school year Kindergarten E Conduct Dante Casillas, Ashley Crain, Ronnie Fry Jr., Lauryn Hoelscher, Abraham Juarez, Yilan Molina, Michael Romo, Ron McGrew, Bran- don Sosa, Craig Wilson, Sam Beasley, Dominique Blanco, Tallon Canaris, Jordan Garner, Jordan Knight, Yamilex Rodriguez, Isaac Ruiz, Maira Samaniego, Savannah Vas- quez, Mackenzie Wiese, Selena Perez, Kimberly Sommer, Dasia Richardson, Dylan Ferguson, Melissa Hassin, Alma Llanos, Joseph Lujan, Amber Ramirez, Candace Stovall, Amanda Valdez, Breanna Pierce, Ryan Castillo, Kenneth Colson Jr., Ruby Flores, Payton Garza, Anthony Llanos, Mi'Kayea Scott, Matthew Segura, Zachary Thiele. SHERIDAN SCHOOL Perfect Attendance Kindergarten: Shaniah Hardca stle, Brittany Moore, Katelyn Tesch, Brennan Williamson, Jorge Labrador. First grade: Mikayla Gabler, Brit- tany Machart, Leightin Pilat, Hunter Wild. Second grade: Tesla Alderman, Kaleb Denison, Andie Hubenak, Anna McConnell, Javier Morales, Kristen Neubauer. Third grade: Brandy. Brewer, Sean Little, Erica McConnell, Ryan Moore, Paige Vandermark. Fourth grade: Haley Jones, Kody Miller, Garrett Neubauer, Trentin Pilat, Brittnee Raybon, James Sheridan. Fifth grade: Anna Delgado, Dillan Gertson, Courtney Ross. Sixth grade: Courtney Andre- jczak, Kaci Kazmir. Seventh grade: Mallory Dumont, Kory Janow, Tawana King, Johnathan McElwee, Claudia Morales. Eighth grade: Jeremy Hill, Myekia Williams. Smart Awards Kindergarten: Shaniah Hardca- stle, Erin McConnell, Brittany Moore, Katelyn Tesch, Brennan Williamson, Rachael Sheridan, Jorge Labrador. First grade: Kelsey Andrejczak, Haley Benton, David Esquivel, Mikayla Gabler, Kaylee Janow, Ty Laake, Brittany Machart, Kayla Machart, Angel Mason, Shawn McDonald, Hugo Morales, Leightin Pilat, Shyanne Schlauch, Cory Sims, Hunter Wild, Ashley Beck. Second grade: Tesla Alderman, Kaleb Denison, Brooklyn Ellis, Zachary Frederick, Andie Hubenak, Hannah Jones, Katrina Kazmir, Anna McConnell, Javier Morales, Kristen Neubauer, Jordyn Pausewang, David Michalak, Douglas Beck, Ayla Boyd. Third grade: Brandy Brewer, Myles Dumont, Erica McConnell, Ryan Moore, Hank Peterson, Cynthia Quinney, Jesse Ross, Gustavo Sil- veira, Spence Spencer, Tara Tesch, Paige Vandermark, Sean Little. Fourth grade: Thomas Benton, Lauren Fenn, Mary Gundelach, Jes- sica Hill, Haley Jones, Jennifer McDonald, Kody Miller, Rachael Moore, Cody Munoz, Garrett Neu- bauer, Trentin Pilat, Adrian Rangel, Brittnee Raybon, James Sheridan. Fifth grade: Anna Delgado, Dillan Gertson, Chelsea Hill, Court- ney Ross. Sixth grade: Courtney Andrej- czak, Kaci Kazmir. Seventh grade: Mallory Dumont, Morgan Dumont, Scott Gundelach, Megan Hinze, Kory Janow, Tawana King, Johnathan McElwee, Claudia Morales, Kristi Sepulveda, Courtney Sklar, Kimberly Varley. Eighth grade: Ryan Cason, Jer- emy Hill, Ryan New, Layne Perry, Chelsea Ray, Krystal Sepulveda, Myekia Williams. Matthys graduates from SWTSU _ SPORTSMAN'S RESTAURANT T 201 Boothe Drive • Eagle Lake • 979-234-3071 Now Observing Summer Hours: We Will Be Open... Monday-Wednesday: 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11, at 9:30 a.m., Kelli Georgianne Matthys received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in Marketing from Southwest Texas State Univer- sity in San Marcos. Following commencement exer- cises, friends and family joined Kelli at Grin's Restaurant for lunch and a celebration. Attending were Ann and Eddie Pavliska; George, Debbie, Allyson and Bethany Matthys; Rachel and Brad Smith; Glen, Stephanie and Coy Sunderman; James and Justin Mat- thys; Mrs. Laura Matthys; Rev. and Mrs. Walter Smith; Jeff and Jennifer Seaholm; and Roy, Vickie and Kasi Dannhaus. Kelli will now be making her home in Dallas where she is employed by Cisco Communications Inc. in the sales department. We extend our congratulations and best wishes to Kelli on her future. Pharmacy & Your Health 1 Thursday: 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. & 5 to 8 p.m, Friday & Saturday: 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS Until further notice EAGLE LAKE DRUGSTORE Steve K. Balas, 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 Heart Disease and Cholesterol Medicines Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the leading cause of death in Ameri- cans. Risk factors include diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, ciga- rette smoking, and high blood cholesterol. A desirable total cholesterol level is less than 200 mg/dl. LDL or "bad" cholesterol (part of the total cholesterol) should not exceed 100 mg/dl. HDL or "good" cholesterol should be above 40 mg/dl. It is reported that lowering LDL alone can cut risk of heart disease as much as 40%. Cholesterol-lowering medicines such as cloestipol (Colestid) absorb bile acids, reducing LDL and total cholesterol levels. The statins, which include simvastatin (Zocor) and atorvastatin (Lipitor), lower LDL levels and have been shown to prevent unstable angina and heart attacks. A new statin still in clinical trial has been reported to decrease LDL to an even greater degree while also boosting HDL levels. Researchers are now testing a vaccine designed to keep cholesterol levels low. The vaccine, which may be several years away from commer- cial availability, is designed to coax the body to produce more protective HDL. Researchers report that the vaccine, if approved, would be given twice a year. Closing Continued from Page 1 1:00-2:00 p.m. Mix of the Teams Drawing for prizes 16-20 Minor League 2:15-3:15 p.m. Mix of the Teams Drawing for prizes 11-15 Major League Boys 3:30-4:30 p.m. Yankees vs. Dodgers Drawing for prizes 6-10 Major Girls Softball 4:45-5:45 p.m. Blazers vs. East Bernard Toros Drawing for prizes 1-5 All-Star Teams Announced 6:00-6:30 Managers & Coaches Game 6:45- 8:00 Water Continued from Page 3 eludes any individual, partnership, administrator for a trust or estate, fam- ily-owned corporation, or other legal ntity who is an owner, leasee, tenant r sharecropper, who participates, in n agricultural or silvicultural opera- tion within a district. The purpose of the cost-share as- sistance is to provide the needed in- centive to landowners or operators for the installation of water conservation land improvement measure consistent with the purpose of controlling ero- sion, conserving water and/or protect- ing water quality. Anyone interested in this program may contact the Colorado SWCD #333 at 316 Spring St. in Columbus. Private applicator training, testing A private pesticide applicator training and testing will be held Thursday, June 20, at 2 p.m. at the County Extension Office/Agriculture Building, 316 Spring St., Columbus. Those persons who do not have an applicator's license and wish to get one need to call the County Extension Office at 979-732-2082 to get on the class list along with making arrange- ments to pick-up the Private Appli- cator Study Manual. The training normally takes about 2^1/2 hours with the testing shortly thereafter. This training and testing allows you to obtain a license but can- not be used as continuing education (See Training, Page 8)
