TEDarchives.wintermannlib.org/images/ELH 2002/2002-04-04...2002/04/04  · Junior M. Cooper also ran strong in the 300s withapersonal-best43.88. Spears, coming off a foot injury, ran

liams, Jessie Upson and Gerald Wil- liams blazed to a 42.69 showing. It was one second faster than any previ- ous mark all year. In the finals, partly because of faulty stick-work, the team finished fifth with a 43.51. Look for this foursome to be back under 43 seconds as district nears.

Individually, the Raiders also ex- celled. In the field events, personal marks were set by long jumper G. Williams (2nd, 21' 11-3/4"), high jumpers Spears, (3rd, 5'10") and Glover (6lh, 5'10"); and triple jumper J.Williams (5th, 42'10").

In the middle and long distance events, the Raiders continued to make big improvements. Senior Bernardo Vasqucz dropped his mile time down to 5:05.31. Expect Vasquez to run under live minutes by district, which

would be a significant accomplish- ment.

Also, freshman 800 runner J. Hemphill continues to impress every- one by dropping his time another four seconds this week, down to a 2:10.24.

In the hurdles, G. Williams and Upson continued their season-long dominating performances. Upson placed third in the 110s (15.17) and third in the 300s (41.25). Williams set the track on fire in the 110s with a tremendous 14.4. He also took fourth in the 300s with a 41.28.

Junior M. Cooper also ran strong in the 300s withapersonal-best43.88.

Spears, coming off a foot injury, ran a personal best 16.20 in the 110s.

In the sprints, J. Williams flew to a second place finish in the 100 meter

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Varsity Raiders sprint home with medals [""upcoming v™" ~j\ dash, closely behind regional- and | RillHPf* iKjf^f~Vr~\ state-qualifier Randall Goode of Hal- A^«iVA VI / l^J U U t) lettsviiie. Apfinnl Vrc»-^vSL^

Huffman ran an 11.32 and Glover I rlA,UHJHI» C^T *$^> posted an 11.44. | Date Team, Place & Time V^

Ortiz, competing in his first meet | Friday, April 5 Raider track at Cardinal Relays, Columbus of the season, ran a solid 53.96 in in the , jV baseball vs. Hitchcock*, Here, 5 p.m. 400 dash. Godley also set a personal Varsity baseball at Hitchcock*, 7:30 p.m. mark in the 400 with a 54.02. TueS-) April 9 JV baseball at Needville*, 5 p.m.

Overall, the Raiders varsity took | Varsity baseball vs. Needville*, Here, 7:30 p.m. 18 competitors to Sweeny Thursday ^ed., April 10 District 24-3A preliminaries, Wharton | night. Of those 18, 16 boys returned Thurs., April 11.... District 24-3A finals, Wharton home with at least one medal. *District competition

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Dictionary Skills. In Mathematics brand new professional rodeo athlete country's top ropers joined the asso- grade eight, Kaiser placed second, circuitcalled the Professional Roper's ciation at it inaugural event at Mike Curtis Williams placed third and Luke Association (PRA). Johnson's World's Richest Roping in Shimek placed fourth. Michael Wali- This is your chance to watch and Tulsa Dec. 29,2001. gura placed fifth in grade three Spell- cheer foryour hometown rodeocham- Cemy topped the field of 86 ropers ing. pionClayCemyofEagleLakeasheis and left with $25,000 in his pocket and

In fourth grade Spelling, Jordan challenged, once again, to an eight- a firm lead in the PRA standings. Mahalitc placed first and Kayli Kail- head match roping by one of the state For more information about the ina placed third of Georgia's best, Tim Pharr. April 13 event, call the WCYF Office

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Garwood students Bellville wins Raider tourney rlUVP £1 lot OT nPilfT The Rice Raider Booster Club held its annual boys and girls golf tourna- mVC a lVJl V/l "Vttl V ment March 25 and 26.

Allyssa Krpec, Dustin Knight, Katlyn The boys tournament was won by Bellville with a score of 303. Brown, Michelle Smidovec, April Pagel, j^e Rice Raiders finished second with a school record score of 307. and Kouriney Korenek. Patrick Milentz won second medalist and led the Raiders with a score of 71.

Pavlu and Bartlett raised over Matt Hentzell fired a 76; Jamie Hutchison had a 79; while Nick Sharp had S100; Staff and Streckfuss, over $200. m 81 Jonathan Gobert finished the tourney with an 86.

Garwood School would like to The Raider girls team gained valuable experience, firing a 507. thank everyone who donated money The Raider teams and coach would like to thank Denis and Kitty Hentzell to these students to help them out not for making this tournament possible. only reach their goal, but also to bene- The boys and girls golf teams will be competing in District April 2 and 3 fit a very good cause, the AHA. at River Ridge in Sealy.

Page 8, Thursday, April 4, 2002

The Rice Raider boy's varsity track team, behind several season and career bests, competed at the state- acclaimed Bulldog Relays Thursday night in Sweeny.

The Raiders scored a season high 95.points to finish third overall in a strong field of 12 teams.

Competing at the relays were Sweeny (team champs), Brazos, Sealy, Needville, Hallettsville, Brookshirc-Royal, Hitchcock, East Bernard, Weimar, Tidehaven and Water Valley.

Coach Ryan Roark commented, "This was a good meet for us. Our confidence level is high. We had 14 different boys set all-time personal marks Thursday night. The hard work at practice is finally starting to payoff. Plus, it was the first time all season where we've had our whole track team at: one time (injuries, baseball), with the exception of Andrew Varlcy, who missed the meet because of a foot injury. If you would'vc told mc wc could score 95 points in the Sweeny meet six weeks ago, I would'vc fainted. We've come a long way, but wc still have lots of room for improve- ment."

In the relays competitions, the Raiders ran fairly well. The 440 shuttle hurdle relay team, consisting of Michael Spears, Michael Cooper, Stuart Ray and Anthony Palmer won the gold medal with a time of 68.54.

The 3200 relay team, made up of Bernardo Vasquez, Jcramie Hemphill (2:10.24), Jimmy Navarro and Des- mond Parker, placed fourth overall with a time of 9:16.28.

The 800 relay team (James John- son, Eddie Glover, Charles Huffman and Jermaine Williams) placed third overall with an excellent time of 1:33.45.

The 1600 relay team placed fifth overall with a 3:40.59. Team members include Ben Ortiz, Jason Godley, Cooper and Glover. This is the first time this team has run together this season. Their times should begin to drop as the group rounds into shape.

Maybe the most sizzling race of the day came when the 400 relay team ran in the afternoon preliminaries. Team members Huffman, J. Wil-

Fcb. 26, Garwood School students attended the UIL competition held in Stafford.

Sixteen students competed and returned home with six medals.

Participating were second graders Allyssa Krpec and Destinea Williams in Storytelling.

Brooke Popp and Natalie Klimple represented the third grade in Story- telling.

In fourth grade Oral Reading (OR), Chad Bittner, Kaydi Gold and Dillan Sanford attended.

Hillary Johnson, Kacie Smith and Shelly Myres participated in OR for the sixth grade. Johnson placed third while Smith placed sixth.

Seventh graders Ashley Brown, Noelle Jurica and Farah Ellenbogen also participated in OR. Jurica placed fifth. Eighth graders Hunter Smith, Sasha Sharp and Lay ton Gold all placed in the OR competition. Smith placed fourth; Gold, fifth; while Sharp placed sixth.

March 5, the Garwood students at- tended the UIL competition in Sealy.

At this competition, the students also learned the results of their writing entries.

In second grade Creative Writing Kelsey Danklefs placed sixth.

In eighth grade Ready Writing, Smith placed sixth.

Jacob Engstrom placed fourth in seventh grade Editorial Writing (EW). For eight grade EW, Sharp placed first and Bridget Kaiser placed fifth.

Garwood School students partici- pated in various events that day in Sealy and received several awards.

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March 6, 47 Garwood students from kindergarten through sixth grade P.E. classes participated in J ump Rope For Heart, a fundraiser for the Ameri- can Heart Association (AHA). They raised an outstanding $2,297.25.

The students were very excited and eager to help.

The students who "jumped" their way into many people's hearts were:

Parker Streckfuss, Jessica Walzer, Kenny Kretschmer, Nicole Drlik, Amber Huvar, Tori Rathbum, Megan Bartlett, Trey Staff, Merry Miller, Lance Howard, Haley Jansky, Elysse Labay, Nicholas Pagel, Erik Gold, Natalie Klimple, Ryan Korenek, Kelsey Danklefs, Adriel Her- nandez, Kaycie Rathburn, Dylan Drlik, Farah Ellenbogen, Cole Macek, Katie Pa- gel, Cydney Cook, Danielle Dopslauf, Au- brey Pavlu, Trevor Jones, Ashley Brown, Tucker Korenek, Tena Mittcl, Devon Jan- ak, Jacob Anderson, MacKenzie Krpec, g Mallory Thomas, Brittani Bartlett, Matt Hoffman, Kayli Kallina, Kaydi Gold, Lau- ren Shimek, Dylon Valchar, Tina Till,

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Minor League Girls Lady Bugs: Nava Photography;

Sharon Sommer, manager; David Sommer, asst. manager; players: Lin- dsey Sommer, Paige Vandermark, Amber Tristan, Blythe Nava, Claren- cia Weeks, Diamond Ramirez, Stacy Knesek, Panthera Owens, Megan Contreras, Jaqui Vazquez, Jaquita Woods.

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ORDINANCE NUMBER 2002-06 No Parking FM 3013 East

AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 8111, ADOPTED ON THE 8TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1981, ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ON FM 3013 NORTH OF US 90A; ESTABLISHING NO PARKING AREAS ON THE WEST SIDE OF FM 3013 NORTH OF US 90A; SETTING AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND ESTABLISH- ING A PENALTY.

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PUBLIC NOTICE OF TEST OF AUTOMATIC TABULATING EQUIPMENT

Notice is hereby given that the automatic tabulating equipment that will be used in the Democrat and Republi- can Run-Off Election held on April 9, 2002 will be tested on April 4, 2002 at 10:00 A.M. at Colorado County Clerk's office to ascertain that it will accurately count the votes cast for all offices and on all measures.

Darlene Hayek, County Clerk Colorado County, Texas

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Por lo presente se da aviso que el equipo para tabular automaticamente que se usara en la Eleccion Democrata y Republicana que se llevara a cabo el Dia 9 de abril, 2002 se probara el 4 de abril, 2002 a las 10:00 A.M. en la Oficina

NOTICE OF AUCTION Pursuant to Section 263.001 of the Texas Local Gov-

ernment Code, the Commissioners' Court of Colorado County by Order dated March 11 2002, appointed the deCoun, C|erk paradeterminar si el equipo contara con undersigned Commissioner to sell the herein described exactitud |osvotosparatodos lospuestosoficialesysobre real properties located in the G.H. & H.R.R Survey, Ab- stract 242 of Colorado County, Texas, and being part of the

J.R. Juvenal, Philip Castillo, Donte 4 Town of Chesterville at public auction: Spears, Josh Gertson.

todas los proyectos de ley. Darlene Hayek, County Clerk Colorado County, Texas

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Dodgers: Trafco Inc.; Omar Lla- nos, manager; Chewey Castillo, asst. manager; players: Damien Stevens, Anthony Banks, Nicholas Duartc, Gary Scott, Aaron Moreida, Efrain Mcndoza, Dustin Soto, Ryan Parker, Jesse Castillo, Jcffcry Keith, Christo- pher Mayfield, Carlos Paschall, Mar- tin Torres.

Major League Girls Blazers: Dclgado Wrecker Serv-

ice; Deborah Lucdecke, manager; Tim Luedecke & Mike Donnelly,asst. managers; players: April Pagel, Ma- ndi Balderas, Ashley Donnelly, Jua- nisha Cooper, Katlyn Thomas, Carrie Gobert, Damcshcia Stevens, Shelly Myres, Monica Barrow, Alyssa Ro- ark, Violette Villafuerte, Jaclyn Gon- zales, Alex Morgan, Sara Gonzales.

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1. 0.55 acres of land, Ohio Street between Fifth & Sixth Street

2. 0.76 acres of land, Fifth Street Northwest of Blocks 22 & 23

3. 1875 sq. ft., Fifth Street East of Farm to Market Road 2764

4. 0.09 acres of land (20.00 foot wide alley) in Block 23

5. 0.62 acres of land, Fifth Street Northwest of Block 24

6. 0.34 acres of land, Fifth Street between Blocks 19-1/2 & 28

7. 2.43 acres of land, Sixth Street, between Blocks 25-28, and between Blocks 29-32

8. 1.72 acres of land, Fifth Street between Blocks 25, 26 & 27 & the Dryer Building.

as surveyed by Rocky Von Roesler, RPLS No. 4702 on January 30, 2002.

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Jeremy Hill, Trent Kucherka, Garrett prior to the auction date at the office of Darrell Gertson, at

/ would like to thank everyone in the time of our bereavement for the funeral service of our mother, Julie Mae Woods. Your cards, visits, phone calls, or just a stop by were very much appreciated. Special thanks go out to Rev. Paul Barrow, Ml. Carmel Baptist Church, Dr. Le- onard Bornstein, the Thomas Clinic, Eagle Lake Rice Community Hospital, Dr. Meyers and staff, Friendship Baptist Church, Providence Baptist Church and to the Hospice staff, nurses and ministers. A special thanks to Tommy E. Taylor Funeral Home, the Holiday Inn Express in Columbus and the staff and Didner Hall.

Laura Rowe Daughter of Julie M. Woods

We would like to thank everyone for the beautiful cards .words ofencouragement andactsoflove during our time of bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Thomas Kuykendall, the Greater Mount Olive Baptist Church family, Sis. Nannie Castle, Christina Moody, Dr. Leonard Bornstein and Rice Medical Center.

May God bless and keep you in love. The Haynes Family

Schindler, Michael Morales, Lance Morales, Carlos Galvan, Kurt Stern, Derrick Frazier, Jimmy Kieborz, Rob Johnson, Pablo Suarez, Eduardo Eli- zondo, Paul Barrow.

NOTE: The information above was taken from hand-written lists provided by the EL Little League. If there are names misspelled or left out, contact Mary Rutledge at 234-3030.

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