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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
1
Rice men voice opposition to a proposed rice plan highlighting concerns over weight and cost. The article discusses the role of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administration and references E. A. Jaenke, assistant in the agency, with continued discussion noted.
The late Mr and Mrs Jean Mizac are purchased by Mr and Mrs Owen for their children Ingmerly of Femite. The text references Melener and FB Biale My. Pfeffer and associates with the Santa Fe Railroad.
Lions Club event plans a fried chicken supper on Thursday at Bale Lake Glens, with tickets priced at 1 00 each. Proceeds benefit two worthy organizations, supporting community projects and scholarships.
The Tri County Game Association plans its annual barbecue on Sunday at a local park. Proceeds benefit community programs and features a barbecue meal, live entertainment, and a raffle. Local clubs and families are urged to attend.
T W Scott returned from John Sealy Hospital to Galveston for a checkup after a leg ailment. He is surrounded by family including Mrs and Mr Seatl, Lane Tawrin, and grandchildren, with well-wishers from Reckport and Bly Sipleton’s family.
Ladies of Garwood Community plan a benefit game party for the Veterans Memorial Library. The event on April 22 begins at 2 pm with bridge and card games, refreshments provided, and donations welcomed to support library improvements.
The annual Jr Sr Banquet for the second year class will be held Saturday at the Camm Center in Ore. City. Plans include program readings and an entertainment segment with a focus on class history and serving members.
Directors of the Faai Lake Considered Fund met Tuesday to apportion funds for the 1964 drive, allocating 3 percent of original allotments to participating agencies. An exception earmarks $1325 to the Loest Welfare Fund. Attendees included Rokeess and Mrs. Stiles, with plans to elect 1965 officers and start preparations for the 1965 farm drive.
A severe thunderstorm swept the Lake area, delivering damaging winds and heavy rainfall. Reported lake and downtown measurements were incomplete, but crops suffered moisture deficits while some areas saw little to no rain. Power outages and scattered damage disrupted routine services as authorities warned residents to stay safe.
Jerry Adams II, associate editor of the Texas Law Review, and Jerry Lymm Avans of Maple Lake Texas, a UT Law student, were elected to positions within the journal. The law review highlights outstanding scholarly judges and practitioners, noting the election as a recognition of merit and achievement in legal studies.
Last rites were held Monday for Mrs Ida L P Bunee after a short illness. The service took place at Our Lady of Parentunt in Eagle Lake with interment in Lakesite Cemetery. Ida Heller was born January 28 in Malstead, Fayette County, Texas.
ELHS students join regional events in literature, athletics, golf and track. Team members include Terry Causey, William Brunner, John Waddell, Don Spaiingen, and Konvieka. Events take place Friday in Victoria with track and field on Saturday and a 194 yard hurdles, mile run and other competitions highlighted.
Semoras to build a drive in cafe on East Main Street between Myce Savvler Station and Paste Tynelar. Contractor for the construction will be They Woods of Wallis. The new cafe aims to offer a seating area for dining and a drive in facility with speed pricing for convenience. Semora has managed drive ins at various locations for years.
Ragte Lake School will take bids Monday July 10 for sale of the old athletic field fence at the stadium. The sale includes all iron posts and fencing materials. Bids will be opened at 4 p.m. Proceeds support school athletic facilities.
A new service station is planned along the SDA by pass near the old Fish Lake highway. The construction is led by the Giele Bini OF Com pany, with work currently behind the former Wow station site. The project details indicate a by pass approach and anticipated future use.
A large mobile Civil Defense trailer, the only one of its kind in the region, will be on display in Bayle Lake from April 26 to 28. The exhibit, set up at the Schmidt Seventh Center near Sportman’s Club, showcases public shelter supplies, fallout readiness, and emergency procedures with demonstrations by local Civil Defense officials.
Jaycees plan a Sunday May 5 benefit at Berle Lake Recreation Center featuring barbecue chicken beef or stew dinner served picnic style. Proceeds support warbler projects and community programs with drive in pickup available at the center and added attractions include a golf invitational tournament with a $7 entry fee and trophies.
E B Henry HE Dept to hold a fashion style show Friday night. The event titled Pashions on Parade features students and staff from Sehoot, with venues including Mungerford and Kendall towns.
Don Trull, Baylor alumnus and former Baylor quarterback, will headline the QB Club All-Sports Fete on May 4 at the Community Center, 709 In Twrostling, Misrath. Tickets cost 2.00 each. proceeds support athletic and academic programs and feature guest speaker and bingo.
An OCR readout notes a CRIDA industry development conference in Austin on Tuesday. It mentions attendees, sessions, and a focus on local development centers with a principal speaker and related economic topics.
The county calendar notes a May 1 deadline for rice allocation. Officials urge residents and producers to contact the ASCS office immediately as unpaid loans and repayment plans are under review. The document emphasizes that the May 1 date is firm and essential for program compliance.
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