ELHS Goose Bowl Benefit Friday Night
ELHS hosts a Goose Bowl Benefit Friday night to support the school and activities. Students from each class will wear team pockets and participate in the event to assist in funding student programs.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
1
ELHS hosts a Goose Bowl Benefit Friday night to support the school and activities. Students from each class will wear team pockets and participate in the event to assist in funding student programs.
McGehee and Alley elected to serve as committee members for the Senatorial District on the Texas Young Republican Federation during the 1870 state convention in Dallas. The Adolphus Hotel hosted leaders including John Tower George Bush and Bill Steiger as delegates and alternates from Wharton Eagle Lake and Bay City.
Ervin Tarrall of Engle Lake was admitted to the Methodist Hospital in Houston Wednesday for tests and possible surgery. Friends hope for Mr Terrell's quick and complete recovery soon.
Dr. Charles Cooper, ge ometrist, Wharton, will open his office in the Gr W. G. Riwedes Dental Office this Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. He will offer complete optical care including examinations, glasses fittings, and contact lenses.
The Jaycees announce a Dealers Fair and barbecue at the Community Center on April 26. Indoor booths welcome merchants and manufacturers with proceeds benefiting the Esgie Lake Community Hospital Fund. Tickets at 150 per plate go on sale this week through 21 Jaycees. advance purchase urged, with on-site plates available.
All parents of boys up to twelve in Ea gtle Lake are urged to attend a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the elementary school cafeteria Friday night to discuss the 1970 summer Little League program. Organizers listed as Bilson Gayle Thomas and Raymond Kohtevel oversee the project.
The Eagle announces the Community Center library needs the February 1965 National Geographic issue for binding. Mrs W H Harrison Mrs C H Matthews of the Study Club and Mrs Hazel Havens Librarian appeal to contribute.
Registration for free sewing classes will be in the Homemaking room at Eagle Lake High on Thursday April 2 at 7 30 PM. A discussion on patterns and materials will follow and six sessions run April 4, 7, 13, and 19 from 7 30 to 2 30 PM with brief devotions. The interdenominational project is run by local churches and hosted by Mrs Kathy Preisler. For more information call CE 4 2692 or CE 442259.
Eagle Lake Saycees announce further plans for the Drug Abuse Program to be presented here on Friday April 10. The Saycees sponsor the presentation in the high school auditorium at 12 10 p m and at the junior high gymnasium at 2 30 p m the same date. Inmates from the Texas Department of Corrections at Sugarland will provide the program. A public session is set for 7 30 p m April 16 under Jerry Overbeck Harris County Pharmaceutical Society Houston directing drug abuse programs. Former addicts are to present the program, said Jon Terrell Eagle Lake Saycees president. The evening program will be in Eagle Lake High School auditorium and all are invited.
Jafees Sauls Eagle Lake Negroman faces aggravated assault charges for stabbing Flemon Washington in a Flat color d section Sweet Shop affray at 2 00 a m Sunday morn ing. Washington treated at Eagle Lake Community Hospital, expected to recover. Sauls jailed, bond 500 pending trial. Washington to be charged with disturbing the peace.
Eagle Lake High School plans a Monday April 6 presentation of The Barber of Seville in Bastrop for the One Art Play Contest. Cast includes Rusty Spalinger Joel Gash Robin Law Lena Black and others with directors Mise Robb Griffith Roland Mearthur.
A short biblical verse urges believers to consider others better than themselves and to act with humility. The text emphasizes valuing others over self and living in a spirit of lowliness and service.
Questionnaires for the 1976 Census of Population and Housing were distributed by the Post Office March 28 to all households. District Manager John Wheeler urged residents to cut out the forms and have them ready for census takers starting April 1. The form asks seven questions about each person and 18 about the dwelling, including name address sex race birth month year married status and relation to head. It also asks dwelling details like rooms cooking facilities and ownership status. Read the instructions before filling.
District Manager Jarry Wheeler warns residents to verify census takers with a Department of Commerce credential. Enumerators began canvassing in the area around April and are expected to finish within three to five weeks. Each enumerator wears a red, white, and blue identification cord bearing the department seal.
School patrons in Slee Consolidated Independent School District vote Saturday April 4 to name three trustees to the Rice District Board of Education. Polls open 800 am to 7 00 pm at the Jayeeq Building downtown Eagle Lake Sheridan and Garwood schools. One seat is contested Eagle Lake Position One features William L. Farris Ralph Gertsony and George Bennie Hemphill. Garwood Position Two pits Wel don Brisco against incumbent Hunt. Sheridan Position Three includes incumbent Hemphill and other candidates. All residents who registered under Texas law can vote.
Residents of Colorado County vote Saturday in local school elections to name two trustees to the county school board. Incumbent Robert C. Wolters of Columbus seeks re election as trustee at large and August Daken from Wetmar Precinct 2 seeks re election. New trustees will serve three year terms.
The Eagle Lake Lions Club plans a musical variety show at Eagle Lake High School on April 17. Acts include the Herndon Fearsome Foursome and the Swingmasters with tickets 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. advance sales through Lions clubs or at the door.
Mr and Mrs Alvin W Kohleffel completed the installation of the first two furnished rental house trailers on Joliet's East Main Street opposite their package store. The units feature central heat and air and aim to ease the local housing shortage. The couple plans to add more trailers if demand grows.
Eagle Lake Jaycees invite residents to a 7 30 p m Wednesday program at the Jaycee Building featuring candidates for two Eagle Lake City Council seats. Last week the group heard mayoral and Rice School Board Position One contenders. Don Ferrell, Jaycees president, urged all interested citizens to attend.
Wet weather eased and farmers rush to plant 1970 crops. Rice corn and cotton have been sown in the past week with more expected if dry spells continue. Late winter delays push planting back a couple of weeks but fields may finish soon.
Dave Kucherka, a freshman at Texas A M University in College Station, was initiated into the national honor fraternity Phi Eta Sigma. The ceremony occurred Tuesday of last week with Wilbert D. Kether ka listed as a relative, per the notice.
Qualified voters in Eagle Lake will cast ballots Saturday April 8 to decide a mayor and two council seats. Incumbent and three challengers vie for mayor. two year terms go to top vote getters, with no runoff. Council candidates include two incumbents and two newcomers. results canvassed at the April 7 council meeting.
The Fer and Mrs J T Zercher of Bethdale will preach a weekend revival at Eagle Lake Assembly of God Church. Services start Friday April 3rd and run through Sunday April 5th at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend as Revs Mr and Mrs John A Davis, pastors, encourage weekly attendance and to hear this renowned preacher.
The Nada Catholic Daughters sponsor an annual benefit dance in Nada UT Hall Friday April 22. The Knights of Dixie Orchestra will entertain from 9 to 4 with admission by donation. Reservations may be made without charge by calling Garwood at PL 3-5374.
The Rice Theatre in Exgie Lake will close from Sunday through Thursday next week, announced by owner MT and Mrs Jota Menult. The theatre will not operate Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
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