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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1969
Page
1
Howe improvement classes start Monday at Elks High School agricultural shop. The program targets students and community members seeking hands on training in farm mechanics and tool use, with instructors outlining project options and safety rules for participants.
Anil 30 Last Day Ta Assess For 69 Taxes is a garbled OCR fragment. It appears to reference a tax assessment deadline and related names but lacks coherent details. The readable items include scattered words like taxes, last day, and names, with no clear event, place, or outcome to anchor a summary.
Study club hosts a community party with tickets available at local venues. Details include admission prices, event date, and contact points for reservations. Strong entities referenced include local organizers and venues, with emphasis on community participation and location.
Parents are invited to frame the calendar for Mendiy Lissday events with Afra 2a and £ 9 cot. The school sets times from 2:00 to 3:40 for test result releases and related activities at the frame te che MUN RehaW location.
Local health officials announce the final rabies clinic session next Tuesday with a two dollar fee for services. Participants are urged to bring any required documents and to arrive early to complete the registration and vaccination.
Band boosters schedule a Thursday meeting with Espie Laka and Nand Boosters urged to attend. The group seeks to gather for an important session, with aims to discuss plans and involvement. Members are reminded to be present for the crucial gathering.
The TB Association received accreditation influence from a county commission. The executive director of the Texas Yana Sento Commission expressed appreciation for public cooperation during the initiative. The act concluded in the Wisconsin representatives’ session while work continued in Colorado communities.
The Lions elect a new slate of officers including President Robert Brake and Vice Presidents Feath ices and Hilly Hammas. Travis Wepentiont is secretary and Huddy is treasurer while other posts go to Anechaih Laut Betwi and Mark Anderson.
Eagle Lake Jaycees invite all residents to their fourth annual barbecue dinner at the Eagle Lake Community Center this Sunday. Tickets are 10 cents per plate, with dine‑in or quick takeout service available behind the building. Proceeds fund community projects including renovations to the post office building lot and improvements to the swimming pool and youth activities.
A fragment notes daylight saving starts at 2:00 a.m. Sunday April 27. Advice urges adjusting routines and going to bed earlier to accommodate the time change.
EL Library hosts a workshop titled Wet. April 30 at 3 PM with library staff and board members in Cam punly Genker. Katherine and Ms Stele will conduct the session focusing on trends in librarianship and outreach. Reservations via Texas State Library please. Supper served at Cowhil Ally Center for $1.00 per person.
Elementary girls from Seliaat Eight participate in a track meet held at Lake football field on Thursday April 24. Participants include Mary de Spiail Quin Parker Donny Davison Mary Marks and Patsy Cats. Coaching staff assisted by Wieginin and Wor Day. Admission free.
Walter Edward Gelset announced a change in the Catholic feast date to avoid conflict with local events. He stated the new date will be used with no clash in the area as plans for the first Mass and related celebration proceed at Michigan parish.
Family Week services will begin on Sunday at Lissie United Methodist Church with speaker Mr Aldebs addressing parents and children. A brief program and dinner follow a short service intended for families with children aged 4 to 12, spanning June to July with activities for problem children and their parents.
Rules outline Rice Theatre reopening procedures with dates and hours. It notes a Thursday reopening with Friday showings starting, with 7 28 9 pm timing and a special Saturday event. Specific operations, safety rules, and continued page guidelines are described.
A revised church timetable announces daily Masses and special observances. Weekday services shift with daylight saving, Springfield parish offers 7:30 pm on weekdays and Saturday 7:30 pm, 7 am and 9 am Sunday Masses, with no Sunday morning service.
Colorado County commissioners voted last Thursday to reject bids on the county farm property east of Columbus and accepted Day Peatise of Columbus as top bidder at 15,080. The move followed concerns the area would lose prospective industry if the site remained unsold. The board also discussed a county sheriff salary increase and contemplated action to suit the department’s needs.
The Chamber of Commerce 10 tabled a monthly session to plan the Fourth of July barbecue in Eagle Lake. Proceeds will fund a permanent sign and local advertising. Citizens are invited to join in events, with details to follow from the chamber and city officials.
Frels and Kallina lead the regional tennis relay event with wins as Lincoln High School students Polo in a close 4-3 victory. The team earned a state play spot, with districts next month in May.
The Kacke Cake Mudy Cie reports officers elected for 19Ee with irs. Matthews as president. Other officers include: Airs J O Lima as first vice president, Mrs Harrison as vice president, Mrs Seater Anderson as recording secretary, Mrs HM oy lalige as treasurer, and Mrs K Stymansiay as assistant.
The Highway Department installed new intersection markers at Main Street and FM 102 to aid westbound drivers entering Tesxs tWaghwey Deward ment. The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce and the City of glebakelui supported the project, noting motorists often missed turns at these junctions. Marker placement aims to reduce navigation confusion and improve safety for through and local traffic.
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