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Page 10, Thursday, September 9,1999 News for Southern Colorado County, Texas — The Eagle Lake Headlight Royalty old daughterof Joey andPam Beckner of Cat Spring. First runner up was Shelby Lynn Marek, 7 year old, daughter of Patrick & Sherry Marek of Columbus; 2nd runner up: Koree Kate Robinson, 7 year old daughter of Mark & Sandra Robinson of Columbus; 3rd runner up, Kayla Dawn Gerik, 9 year old daughter of Doug & Rhonda Gerik of Columbus; and 4th runner up was Aerial Hoelscher, 7 year old daughter of Darlene Hoelscher of Columbus. Sarah Marie Navarro, 7 year old daughter of Peggy Manciaz of Eagle Lake and Mark Navarro of Minnesota was presented the award for the pret- tiest eyes; and Rachel Rebecca Heger, 9 year old daughter of Fred & Janis Heger was chosen the best model and personalty; while Karri Allison Hillmer, 7 year old daughter of Carl & Donna Hillmer, took home the pretti- est smile award. Finalists for Little Miss were: Haley Benton, four year old daughter of Tom & Johnna Benton of Rock Island, selected Little Miss; Kayley Dawn Birmingham, 4 year old daugh- ter of Kristal & Carl Birmingham of Columbus, 1st runner up; KaileyGil- liam, 6 year old daughter of Manuel & Tonja Gilliam of Bernardo, 2nd run- ner up; Laura Moeller, 4 year old dau- ghter of Patrick & Robin Moeller, Columbus, 3rd runner up; Kelsey Re- nae Andrejczak, 4 year old daughterof Jeff & Chrisy Andrejczak Rock Is- land, 4th runner up, overall personal- ity; Haley Noel Kovar, 6 year old dau- ghter of Tommy & Cindy Kovar, Col- umbus, prettiest smile; Lauren Janae Guthmann, 4 year old daughter of Tommy & Susan Guthmann, Colum- bus; Jessica Lynn Boehm, 6 year old daughter of Brenda Boehm, Colum- bus and Bobby Schubert, Smithville; Jordyn Ashlee Pausewang, 5 year old daughter of Jason & Tami Pausewang of Sheridan; and Carly Carol Maertz, 4 1/2 year old daughter of Russell & Johnna Maertz, Columbus. Finalists for Little Mister were: Luke Birmingham, 5 year old son of Carl& Kristal Birmingham of Colum- bus, Little Mister; Joseph Noel Cope- Rutledge, 4 year old son, of Mary & Roger Rutledge of Eagle Lake, 1st runner up and prettiest smile; Hagan Christian Jones, 4 year old son of Shane and Debora Jones of Weimar, Continued from Page 1 Police 2nd runner up; Jesse Chollett, 4 year old son, of Cindi and Sidney Chollett of GUdden, 3rd runner up; and Tyler Gerik, 6 year old son of Thomas & Shannon Gerik of Columbus, 4th run- ner up, overall western wear. The Fair Queen and Jr. Fair Queen competitions were held Saturday eve- ning, Sept. 5, at the Columbus High School auditorium. Serving as judges were Mary Jo Johnson and Sam Johnson both of Sealy, Peggy Vallone of Houston, Patsy Kincer of Wharton, and Dwight Dittmar of Berthoud, Colorado. Contestants for Jr. Fair Queen were: from Columbus, Brandi Bates, sponsored by Lauhon Computer En- terprises; Amanda Corliss, Fayette Savings Bank; Laura Denton, Bride's House; Jenna Gerik, Cherrydale Farms; Megan Hoyer, Nail Works, second runner up; Katie Shindler, Majestic Creations; Courtney Wied, Bernardo Farm & Ranch Supply;. Eagle Lake area: Theresa Henry, American Express Financial Advi- sors. Garwood area: Farah Ellenbo- gen, Kallina Oil Company. New Ulm area: Stacy Markwardt, Alexander Computer Service, 1st run- ner up; Christine Wostarek, Essential Colour. Weimar area: Kasey Hayward, Flowers by Judy, chosen Junior Fair Queen and Miss Congeniality. Competing for Fair Queen were, from Columbus: Kerin Barrett, spon- sored by Kathy's Beauty Care; Shazta Bassett, Lifetime Foundation; Anna Denton, Bride's House; Kathy La- course, Columbus Ford-Mercury Inc.; Barbara Medina, Colorado County Shamrock; Lindsay Neath, Country Fresh Cleaners; Lynde Nunes, What- aburger of Columbus; Denise Pleas- ant, Class Concrete Corp.; Brandy Tuck, Columbus Opry, 1st runner up; and Lora Weishuhn, Hot Shots Pho- tography, chosen Fair Queen and Miss Congeniality. Eagle Lake: Amanda Henry, American Express Financial Advi- sors. Garwood: Julia Birmingham, K- Royalty Inc. New Ulm area: Natalie Knackstedt, 2nd runner up. Weimar area: Kelli Graham, M.-G Inc.; Kelli Grunewald, The Phoenix; Jacquelyn Hayward, Gallip's Super Market; and Kristy Janak, Surgical Associates. Continued from Page 6 Columbus Health & Fitness Center Water Aerobics Monday & Wednesday Evenings; 5:30-6:30 p.m. Beginning Sept. 13,1999 For More Information, Call Finishing on top in the Little Mr. & Miss competition were, from left, first runner up Kayley Birmingham, Little Miss Haley Benton, Little Mr. Luke Birmingham and first runner up Joseph Noel Cope-Rutledge. Headlight Photo by Lynda Evans Aug. 1999 Summary The montly summary from the Department lists 228 calls including 149 miscellaneous, 42 disturbances, 11 thefts, nine accidents, nine criminal mischief, five assaults and three bur- 24&48 glaries. There were 39 criminal cases with 41 cases being cleared. Officers made 20 arrests; 15 mis- demeanor and five felony. They issued 76 citations and 142 warnings and handled two juveniles. Roy and Anna Belle Marshall Invite you to a Reception on the occasion of their Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Sunday, the twelfth of September Nineteen hundred and ninety-nine Two until four o'clock in the afternoon First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Corner of Lake and Prairie Streets Eagle Lake, Texas No gifts please. Your friendship and presence is the nicest gift ofalL Kasey Hayward, center, was chosen Junior Fair Queen as well as Miss Congeniality during Saturday's competition. Pictured with her are first runner up Stacy Markwardt and second runner up Megan Hoyer. Headlight Photo by Lynda Evans Continued from Page 2 are the groom's parents... Friends in the community regret to learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Edna Szymanski Faith, age 79, mother of K.R. (Butch) Szymanski of Eagle Lake. Aug. 23,1951 Mrs. Gladys Gold of Epps' De- partment Store attended the American Fashion Association Midwinter and Holiday Market this week in Dallas... Rice prices dropped to $7.81 high, down from the opening high of $9.25... An auto crash in Egypt killed Elmo Hawkins and injured two other men, Joe D. Hodge and Willie Har- ris... Local guardsmen including Donald Pennington, Willie Kessler, Jack Dodd, LJ. Rosprim, R.R. Wells Jr., Jones and Frank Ripper are at Camp Polk, Louisiana this week for training... "Our Home Town of Eagle Lake" movie has been received by the Rice Theatre and will be shown for a week beginning Sunday... David Cook, son of Mr. & Mrs. R.L. Cook, left for Camp Strake near Conroe to meet other Scouts to begin the trip to the Scouts' PhilmontRanch in New Mexico... A reward of $50 is offered by H.T. "Doc" Neiswender for information leading to the arrest and conviction of culprits who smeared his newly painted school lunchroom with red paint... Nancy Davidson was honored on her fifth birthday by her mother, Mrs. Frank Davidson, with a party at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. R.H. Reese Sr.... Harry Landas received news of the birth of their great grandson, Lark Alan, son of Mr. & Mrs. David Stahl of Houston... Eastern Star Past Matrons Club is honoring Mrs. Rose Lange, deputy grand matron; with a tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs. R.P. Wilcox... W.M. Thomas was named direc- tor of the Texas Flying Farmers or Organization... Students in the summer band en- joyed a picnic at San Felipe in Stephen F. Austin Park... Lewis Epps, Dick Laughlin, Jim Milby and Jack Smith, Eagle Lake's participants in the Junior Olympics at the Shamrock Pool, were guest at a fried chicken dinner given by Mrs. Ken Bowie of Houston. Mrs. J.R. Laughlin and son, Curt, were also guests... According to a news release from Secretary of State John Ben Shep- perd, incorporators of Eagle Lake Retail Merchants Association are A.H. Dipple, Jack Grieves and Joe McCreary... Gardner Duncan, program chair- man, presented a film on the 1950 Rose Bowl game between Ohio State and University of California at the Rotary Club meeting... Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. G. A. Seaholm on the arrival of a baby boy who has been named Gardner Axel Jr.... Mrs. Edward Causey Jr. honored Mrs. W.C. English of Kingsville, former Miss Myra Waddell, at a Canasta party Wednes- day... Mrs. Ben Brasher has returned to her position with Spanihel & Son after a period of illness and recupera- tion... The Sheridan Shell Oilers, com- posed of a number of Eagle Lake soft- ball players including E.F. Frnka (manager), LJ. Spanihel, Walter Frnka, Simon Landry, Pi Henry, Aulton Kingsley and John Burg- bacher, whipped a strong Gonzales team to gain the semi-final spot in the Hallettsville Rotary Club softball tourney. Also reaching the semi-finals were the Eagle Lake Independent softballers who edged the Halletts- ville team. Among the players were W. Brune, John Brasher, Gertson, Goats, J. Brasher and Shepherd... Arlene Gertson and Betty Kay Meitzen placed fourth in synchro- nized swimming at the Junior Olym- pics. Dick Laughlin placed third in his heat in both the 50 yard and 100 yard free style races; Jim Milby placed third in the 100 yard free style and back stroke; Jack Smith and Lewis Epps swam in the 50 yard free style races in their age groups. Attend- ing the meet were Mrs. Ralph Gertson, Martha Walker, Mrs. J.R. Laughlin and son Curt... A large 10-button rattlesnake was exhibited by Otis Pouncey this morn- ing in his pickup in front of Joe Luna's Drug Store... Mr. & Mrs. R.B. Linke of Cuero are announcing the birth of a son, James Robert. Grandparents include Mr. & Mrs. A.W. Linke of this city... Head drum major Miss Patsy Scott and majorettes Misses Betty Kay Meitzen, Lois Marie Kopecky, Wanda Scott, Carole Crim, Doris Alley and Jo Ann Sens will attend a twirling and drum major school in Huntsville... C.C. Epps will head the Boy Scout finance drive here... Former pastor of the Methodist Church here Rev. W.B. Wheeler died suddenly in Ingleside. Mon. & Tues. Special Medium Pepperoni $499 1 Large Pepperoni + 1 Reg. Calizone $ 13" 1 Large Pepperoni + 1 Large Supreme $ 16 99 LUNCH SPECIALS: 11 am to 1 P m Sandwich with chips and small drink; or 3 Slices of pizza and small drink... for only «J7 +tax > )UUMJlll3 Open: Sun.-Thurs., 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. J-WI^ Friday, 11 ajn. to 11 p.m.; ^f^fQ Saturday, 11 ajn. to 10 p.m. ^SIAJ V 222 E Main [pEBA 409-234^7519 ^VieWs On Cental Healtli JOHN B. MYRES, D.D.S. ® 234-3525 Located on 90-A at Laughlin Road TIME TO CHANGE DENTURES? If you've had your present dentures for severed years and they don't fit as well as they should, you should con- sider getting a new set. Dentures that do not fit properly not only cause prob- lems in eating, they can also affect your appearance. One test of this is to study your face in the mirror. If you've been wearing the same dentures too long you may have deeper wrinkles around your mouth than need be. This can also affect the shape of your lips. A jutting chin and pronounced pouches on either side of the lower jaw are other signs. These are just a few of the prob- lems that may be caused by worn and ill-fitting dentures. Normally the shape of the mouth changes slowly over a period of time, but dentures may also take their toll in loss of supporting bone, eating difficulties, and other problems. They should be properly fitted to your mouth to maintain the shape of your face and not make you look older than your years. Presented as a public service to promote better dental health. From the office of JOHN B. MYRES, D.D.S., 700 S. McCarty Avenue, Eagle Lake, 234-3525. 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