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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
2
An official Eagle Lake Texas paper fragment notes publication details and a disclaimer about erroneous rejection of content. The readable portions include publisher names and contact lines, with unclear text surrounding civic notices.
Dannie Hramdka doing business as Heritages filed suit April 19 seeking 5800 in fees and damages from J Runk over the New Bielau Hall engagement. Aramdka alleges Heritages were booked to play for a dance at Sew Bielau Amit Stn and were to receive 70 percent of the proceeds but were cancelled. They seek 210 revenue plus 2500 punitive damages.
Girl Scouts Troop 315 reports camping on a three day plant camp and dress rehearsal for the art play Cinders. They plan a presentation for Brownie Trains 580 and 5th next week at the Presbyterian Church after refreshment canteens of cakes and brownies.
A community event offers free respiratory screening for residents aged one and older. Technicians from Brooke Geneva Hospital’s Pulmonary Function Laboratory will conduct tests at Columbus High School. An anti smoking program for students will be presented by Joan Lyman from AATRDA, supported by Christmas Seal Campaign contributions.
The Weimar Art Club of Weimar will hold its tenth annual Spring Art Show on April 1st, with doors open for the public to attend and browse the booths at the Veteran’s Memorial Hall.
The Columbus Garden Club will stage a Standard Home Plant Flower show entitled Home Sweet Home at Bowie Street on Friday Apr 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. The show will be open to the public.
The Mundas's Almanayston Post notes Nixon Mount leading The Cadets during a White House worship service Sunday. Larey Allman, a member of the mining gadatste, shares laughs with Provident Mixon amid discussion of town origins.
Members recount a casual gathering with Karen Jongan and Mary Katherina Young. Refreshments included potato chips and orange drink. Discussions covered setting two tables and making salads.
Sixty fourth and fifth grade boys and girls participated in the Bicycle Road-E-O at Eagle Lake Middle School last Thursday. Participants faced a weather safety test, a safety pass for each bicycle, and demonstrated proper riding signals and crossroad judgment. Top finishers were Gwen Whitlmins and Russell Mahalitte in fifth grade, Barbara Prypert and Dwayne Aus Un in fourth grade, with all entrants receiving certificates of achievement.
CPL advances Joslin Power Plant at Point Comfort toward start of full operation after final test runs. The $20 million facility, begun in 1960, will initially generate about 240000 kilowatts and employ around 40 permanent staff, expanding CPLs South Texas grid to serve more than a million people.
A fragmentary line references struggles and deception in a historical context, mentioning toil and crooked behavior as people pursue a hidden oval aim.
Residents report limited veterinary supplies at Engie Lake Drugs amid shortages. Local shop ce asset and call center lines strained as pet owners seek essential items.
Don Spalinger, a University graduate student from Eagle Rock, is listed among inductees into the Unvermit of rexae chapter of Phi Kappa Phi. Initiation is April 24 at 5:30 pm in the Academe Center auditorium with a dinner at 6:30 pm in the Texas Union Junior Ballroom. Dr. Burchard H. Sard, president of the chapter and College of Business Administration professor, speaks at the dinner.
Congressman Pickle will keynote the Rice Millers Association Fundan nual Meeting in Flexico City from May 6 to 8. J F Gaines of the association praised Pickle, calling him a strong ally of growers and millers. About 400 delegates from across the USA and Mexico are expected to attend the three day event.
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