Page A10, Thursday, October 12,2006 News for Southern Colorado County, Texas — The Eagle Lake Headlight

Colorado County Deed Records Memorandum of Oil and Gas,

Elizabeth B. Miller to Everest Re-source Company, 92.66 acres Conrad Gurgens survey, filed Aug. 21.

Assumed Name Certificate, Bon-nie D. and Donald R. O'Mary doing business as Double 0 Tech- nical Services, filed Aug. 25.

Warranty Deed, Masoud Owlia

( NEWSBRIEFS Continued from front page fican, y para ayudar el fondo de renovacion de la parroquia. Dona- ciones estan bienvenidas de cualquier de los articulos que se usan para preparar los desayunos. Si desean hacer una donacion Uamen la oficina al 979-234-2842. Por favor de dejar su nombre y numero y un miembro le Uamara para decirle cuales cosas usamos y cuando se puenden donar.

On sale now... Rice Medical Center Employee Volunteers' 11th Annual Harvest

Ball Tickets. This year's Ball will be honoring Joe Lee McCreary for his vision, leadership, and commitment to the health and well-being of our community. The ball will be held on Saturday, October 14, at the Eagle Lake Community Center. The $30 per person ticket provides a complete evening of entertainment starting with a social hour at 6 p.m., dinner, salute to Mr. McCreary, and dancing to follow. A silent auction will be held throughout the evening. For more information or to purchase a ticket, call Shara Sunderman or Vicky Pavlu at (979) 234-5571.

WCBC Pastor Aide program is Sunday The White Cloud Baptist Church (MOBC), 1493 Old Altair Road in

Eagle Lake will host a Pastor Aide program on Sunday, Oct. 15 at 3 p.m. The speaker of the hour will be Pastor Dave Curry and congregation Mt. Olive BC. The public is invited!

97th Anniversary of MMBC set The public is invited to the 97th anniversary celebration of Mt.

Moriah Baptist Church (MMBC) Sunday, Oct. 15 at 4 p.m. in Alleyton. Special guest will be Pastor George Nelson and Grace Fellowship Church of Brenham. For more information please call 281-935-3573 or 281-342-7557.

TWONC to meet Oct. 16 Tom Waddell Nature Club (TWONC) invites you to their October 16

meeting beginning at 5:45 p.m. to be held at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall (Lake Ave. @ Stockbridge Street) for more information call 979-234-5981 for more information.

Little League to hold meeting Oct. 17 The Rice Little League will hold a meeting Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m.

at City Hall. The meeting will be held for the election of officers.

4-H horse club to meet Oct. 17 The Colorado County 4-H Horse Club will meet at 7 p.m. at the

Colorado County Extension Office on Tuesday, Oct. 17. They look for- ward to seeing you then. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Jeri Jobe at 979-732-8044 or the Extension Office at 732-2530. For those who have not turned in your green enroll- ment forms or volunteer forms do so as soon as possible.

Walk for the cure is Oct. 21 The fourth annual 5K "Walk for the Cure" sponsored by Rice Medi-

cal Center and The City of Eagle Lake will be held Saturday, Oct. 21 at 8 a.m. Registration begins at 7 a.m. at the Community Center. Regis- tration is $15 per person. For more information call Susan Hernandez at 979-234-5571, ext. 5273.

24th Annual test of the best set The 24lh Annual Test of the Best will take place Saturday and

Sunday, Oct. 28 and 29 in Nada. Cooks offs will be held for BBQ beef, sauce, chicken, pork ribs, sausage, chili and chicken noodle soup. En- ter the trip and gun drawing. Food and refreshments available to the public. Hamburgers on Sunday. Music Saturday and Sunday night by D.J. Mike Bolcik. Proceeds benefit the Nada KC Charities. For more information call 979-543-6785,543-9212,543-5047 or 758,3572,758-3380, 758-3785 or 758-3507.

Multi-County active living conference The Second Annual Multi-County Active Living Conference will

be held Nov. 16, in Brenham. The conference will provide educational sessions to both the public and professionals on current health trends and issues. The luncheon keynote speaker, Dr. Fisher, will lead a session on Parkinson's disease. Professionals can obtain up to 7.2 continuing nursing contact hours, 6.0 continuing education contact hours for CAP and HHA, and .6 CEUs in Social Work. Contact Texas Cooperative Extension, Colorado County office at 979-732-2530 for a brochure or for further information.

to Michael L. and Vera M. Black- burn, three tracts Alfred Kelso survey, filed Aug. 25.

Assumed Name Certificate, Janice M. Pierce doing business as J&J Construction & Handyman Services, filed Aug. 22.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Alden J. Richter Sr. Family Trust to Everest Resource Company, three tracts Conrad Gurgens survey, filed Aug. 21.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Ar-thur A. Anderson and others to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Mark H. Anderson to Phil A. Al- brecht Jr., 160 acres GH&H RR survey, filed Aug. 28.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Mary Lou Anderson and others to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Rebecca M. Anderson to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., 160 acres GH&H RR survey, filed Aug. 28.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Robbie Gay Anderson to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, April Moeller Trust to Everest Resource Company, 163.03 acres I&GN RR Co. survey, filed Aug. 30.

Warranty Deed, Amy L. and Rus-sell Ashorn to Amy Lourine Girndt and other, 3.629 acres Joseph Garwood survey, filed Aug. 28.

Warranty Deed, Suzi Barbee to Frank John Jr. and Mary Ann Bren-ner, lots 1-9 block 9 City of Weimar, filed Sept. 1.

Warranty Deed, Thomas Bar- gas to Diane Kocurek, lot 1 block 47 City of Weimar, filed Aug. 31.

General Warranty Deed, Ann Marie Barlow to Larry Seydler, tract out of Henry Austin Five League Grant, filed Aug. 31.

General Warranty Deed, Shir- ley Barlow and others to Larry Seydler, tract out of Henry Austin Five League Grant, filed Aug. 31.

Warranty Deed, Geri Barton to Joe Ybarra, lot 13 range 2 Smith & Jones Addn. Columbus, filed Aug. 29.

General Warranty Deed, Alice O. and Morris W. Baynes Estate to Kenneth A. Harlan Trust and oth- ers, tracts 109-110,117-118 Provi- dent Land Subd., filed Sept. 1.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Barry Alan Bounds to Phil A. Al- brecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Glenda Ruth Hillyer Bounds to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, Glenda Ann Bozalina to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., 423.263 acres Griffin Wilgus survey, filed Aug. 28.

Exchange Deed, Leonard Brod to Kay Elizabeth Brod Pow- ers, 58.957 acres James Wilkerson survey, filed Aug. 29.

Exchange Deed, Melinda Brod

Army General To Speak At WCJC Continued from previous page Ann Richards. One year later he established the State Champion- ship for High School Military Skills to give JROTC units across Texas an opportunity to achieve state recognition, just as sports teams and musical groups do. First held at Camp Mabry in Austin, the annual event has since moved to Texas A&M University.

In 1994, Governor George W. Bush promoted Bailey to major general and appointed him com- manding general of the Texas State Guard. He served in that capacity until his retirement from the guard in 1997.

Another legacy that Bailey hopes to build when he retires from Clear Creek ISD this Janu- ary is the Bailey Military In- stitute. Founded by his seven children to honor his promotion to brigadier general, the institute provides a chance for Houston home-schooled children in grades 6-12 to participate in an ROTC program. Students access the organization's military science educational materials and partici- pate in monthly drills to

earn class credit. Current and former Texas State Guard mem- bers grade their tests. The only cost to students is their uniform purchase. Bailey Military Insti- tute also offers associate degrees in military history and business management.

Bailey enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1959 after graduating from Doty High School in McK- inney, Texas. Upon completion of basic training and advance individual training, he attended Basic Airborne School with the 82nd Airborne. In 1962, Bailey was

transferred to the 8th Infantry Division in Bad Kreuznach, Ger- many. Three years later he was transferred to the 101st Airborne Division, where he was promoted to staff sergeant and selected for Advanced Airborne School and Officer Candidate School.

In addition to his military education, Bailey holds a bache- lor's degree in aeronautics from Embry Riddle Aeronautical Uni- versity and a master's degree in education administration and supervision from Alcorn State University.

Beginning this school year, WCJC will present only one Presi-

dent's Lecture Series each semes- ter in an effort to focus attention on timely lectures featuring highly sought after subjects. The change will also allow enhancements, such as the Oct. 19 inclusion of the WCJC Band, WCJC Choir and roll call. The WCJC Band is under the direction of Joe Waldrop, a Navy veteran who received the Silver Star, the Purple Heart with Bronze Service Star and other military awards.

For more information about the WCJC President's Lecture Series, visit www.wcjc.edu or call 979-532-6322 or 1-800-561-9252, ext. 6322.

Something New

Dr. Troy Millican at Columbus Health and Fitness Center A Wellness Workshop Just For You

Thursday 7:00 p.m. Public Welcome

to Kay Elizabeth Brod Powers, 58.957 acres James Wilkerson survey, filed Aug. 29.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Richard Sean Brogdon to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Assumed Name Certificate, Marvin W. Brown doing business as Tex-Farm Erectors, filed Aug. 31.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Robert Steven Burger to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., 160 acres GH&H RR Co. survey, filed Aug. 28.

Gift Deed, Odilon Carrillo to Odilon and Maria Carrillo, lots 7-9 block 2 Simmons Addn. Eagle Lake, filed Aug. 31.

Warranty Deed, Wander Curry to Sheldon Conner, .172 acre tract H. Austin survey, filed Aug. 30.

Deed, David George Edwards Sr. to Hillbolt Operating LP, var. tracts H&TC RR Co. et al surveys, Colo-rado and Austin Counties, filed Aug. 28.

Deed, Dortheanna H. Edwards to Hillbolt Operating LP, var. tracts H&TC RR Co. et al surveys, Colo-rado and Austin Counties, filed Aug. 28.

Assumed Name Certificate, Cathy Egerton doing business as Shower Bags, filed Aug. 30.

Warranty Deed, Gary Girndt to Joe Ybarra, lot 13 range 2 Smith & Jones Addn. Columbus, filed Aug. 29.

Warranty Deed, Gulf Latin District Council-Rosenberg Sec- tion to Glo-ria Hurd, lots 12 & 13 block 5 Lake-side Addn. Eagle Lake, filed Aug. 31.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Connie Linn Hayden Guyton to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts

T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Nancy Elizabeth Hainebach to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Memorandum of Oil and Gas, George S. Heyer Jr. to Phil A. Al- brecht Jr., 163.98 acres GH&H RR Co. survey, filed Aug. 28.

Deed, Charlotte Hillbolt to Hillbolt Operating LP, var. tracts H&TC RR Co. et al surveys, Colorado and Austin Counties, filed Aug. 28.

Deed, Grover Hillbolt to Hill- bolt Operating LP, var. tracts H&TC RR Co. et al surveys, Colorado and Austin Counties, filed Aug. 28.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Ira L. Hillyer to Phil A. Albrecht Jr., var. tracts T&NO RR et al surveys, filed Aug. 28.

Deed, Melissa and Stephen J. Hobbs to Hillbolt Operating LP, var. tracts H&TC RR Co. et al

surveys, filed Aug. 28. Warranty Deed, James J.

Hobizal Jr. to Bernard Wayne and Patricia Hobizal Vogelsang and others, 103.27 acres Richard Dowdy League, filed Aug. 28.

Warranty Deed, Victor Hotho to Frank John Jr. and Mary Ann Bren-ner, lots 1-9 block 9 City of Weimar, filed Sept. 1.

Gift Deed, Scott R. Huette to Be-nita L. Huette, lot 4 block 47 City of Weimar, filed Aug. 30.

Warranty Deed with Ven- dors Lien, Carrie L and Francis G. Huff-man to John Scott and Melody M. Siewert and other, lot 6 block 13 City of Columbus, filed Aug. 31.

Oil, Gas and Mineral Lease, Pauline L. Jones to Taylor-Than- heiser Partnership, var. tracts A. Kelso League, filed Aug. 31.

Assumed Name Certificate, Scot Jones doing business as Ground-hog Trenching, filed Aug. 28.

EAGLE LAKE WEATHER REPORT

(Information Courtesy of Texas A&M University System ^Agricultural Research and Experiment Station, Eagle Lake

Date 10-02-06 10-03-06 10-04-06 10-05-06 10-06-06 10-07-06 10-08-06

Temp (H/L) Rainfall(in.) 89/65

^#7/65

90/67 90/62 84/57 84/64

0.00 0.11 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

"There is no substitute for experience." Paid for by George Cason Campaign

1327 Strickland Ln., Eagle Lake, TX 77434, (979) 234-2148

"All of us who live along

the Brazos and Colorado

Rivers know that they are

unique and irreplaceable

natural resources that

must be protected. We all

rely on rivers, either directly

or indirectly. I will continue

to fight hard in the Texas

Legislature to protect

our rivers and our

water supply/'

-Robby Cook State Representative

RIVERS AND GROUND WATER Rep. Robby Cook is fighting hard to protect them! • The Brazos and Colorado Rivers run through the heart of House District 17, and as a former small-town Mayor, Robby understands that having a clean reliable water supply is absolutely essential to the people of our area.

• Robby is a fourth-generation rice farmer, and knows firsthand the importance of water for irrigation, as well as municipal, industrial and residential uses within the river basins.

• Robby serves as Chairman of the Rural Caucus, and is a former member of the House Natural Resources Committee.

• Robby worked hard to protect our surface and ground water rights as a member of the important Interim Committee on Water Resources Development and Management. He has been a strong advocate for Ground Water Conservation and local control of our ground water.

• Robby will continue to fight in the Legislature to protect our water from large urban areas and prevent the priceless waters of the Brazos and Colorado Rivers from being siphoned off to water the lawns of Houston or San Antonio.

Leadership & Experience

FOR RURAL TEXAS Robby Cook Works For Rural Texas.

Paid for by the Robby Cook Campaign, P.O. Box 716 • Eagle Lake, TX 77434

Contact Robby at 979-234-2724 or email him at www.robbycook.com