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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
1
A note explains that clocks will move forward at 2 AM Sunday to begin Daylight Saving Time. The change affects daily schedules and may impact entities observing standard time. Readers should adjust alarms and timetables to the new clock setting.
Elementary school parents and teachers plan a meeting at 7 o clock Tuesday in the school cafeteria to discuss school matters. The notice urges attendance by all guardians and staff members.
Unable to determine a clear event or entities from the fragment. The readable text references a Thursday meeting and a time 820 but lacks coherent names, places, or organizations to summarize accurately.
Cash prize winners to date are listed at Sheil Americana with the Ambrisana program at the Jamal station. The Eagle Lake service center notes cash prize types and ongoing awards as part of a local promotion.
Tom Pettus who had served at AL J ss Auto Supply is to have his last rites at 2 PM Thursday. Surviving are his wife Mira a son Tommy a daughter Mrs Marlene Williams of Bast. He was active in church and community athletics organizations for colored residents.
Capotinia will be guest speaker at Grace Lutheran Church at 7 20 p m as an evangelist in the area. He retired from the mission to invite in allond the special service.
Mr and Mrs Allen H Froka moved into their attractive new brick home on Bus Avenue in the Meadowbrook Addition. Tilson of Houston constructed the residence for the Frnites, reflecting a modest local homebuilding project.
Lake High School students completed a Monday canvass for the 1967 Cancer Crusade, collecting about $680 and distributing pamphlets. The drive, led by Crusade Against Cancer chairperson Coles, urged residents to mail contributions to Box 7 Lavke Texas 7424, noting many people were homebound or missed.
Rice Theatre lists a planned feature for Sunday and Monday with the film titled Lady. The schedule hints at cast members Lit. Hobin Crissop and Dilek Van in supporting roles while Hiethes operators invite patrons to visit the venue and note the upcoming event.
Basic Lake High School reports that the original ELHS annuals, titled The Biele, have sold out. A limited late order may be placed if applications are received by week’s end. If you have not ordered, call Mr. Scott at the high school for details and the chance to purchase.
Margaret Sommer and Don Finka head the Eagle Late High School 1987 graduating class. Sommer holds the Nation's Honor Society honor and active roles in school clubs. Finka also earns top class honors and active student leadership. Commencement for the ABET graduating class is set for Monday, May 2.
John Matthys, son of Mrs Genie Matthys, won a Texas Chemical Council award for excellence in science and mathematics. The honor, selected by his high school, includes an engraved keepsake to support his college and university plans after graduation.
The Colorado County ASCS referendum May 15 to May 19 1967 asks cotton producers if they may sell or lease allotments outside Colorado County to farms not owned or controlled locally. A two third voter majority triggers transfers. Ballots mailed to eligible producers with postage paid envelopes. Results announced May 24 1867 at 9:30 am in the County Agricultural Building Assembly Room.
An OCR fragment cites a Bible verse about perilous times from Timothy 3 1. The textual snippet is incomplete, offering only partial wording and a possible reference without readable context or full citation.
A brief notice reports a rabies vaccination drive in Eagle Lake offering vaccines for dogs and cats at clinics priced at one dollar. The final session was held Tuesday, with low turnout noted and city officials urging compliance with animal control rules.
Johnny Meitzen, owner of Johns Sport Bro, announces a new brick front sports shop beside Booth Drive Highway 9A, to stock sporting goods for all ages and display animal horn specimens. invitations sought for Meg specter donations to adorn the shop interior.
Elizabeth Purke wins a soil essay contest sponsored by the Water Conservation District. The event at Fort Worth Press envoy notes several participants and sponsors, including community groups and local officials, highlighting environmental education and community involvement.
Dive Kitchenen, son of My and Mrs. Wilbert Kioberka, is noted in the report as achieving the highest average at St. Edward's High School. The document mentions fifth semester results and other students but provides limited readable details due to OCR errors.
Colorado County 4 H members led district contests with top honors in safety demonstrations and prevention. Patterson and colleagues earned high recognitions in privacy and youth safety, guided by County Agent Dost L Moore and 4 H Anutt Leader.
Guadalupe Ladies plan a Mexican foods sale on Saturday April 28 at Our Lady of Take Parish. Tamales enchiladas and bets will be offered for sale and the public is invited.
Ashton Josh and McGrew James qualified for the state track competition after strong regional results. Ashton ran a 22.2 relay speed and McGrew posted a second place in the 220 yard dash, with the mile relay team also placing fourth and setting a record. Widehaven led Region 4 with 67 points as Santa Tioke and Flat on followed, while Exie Lake tied for fourth and Robert Baltes powered the Eagles to the regional meet.
Secretary of State John L. Fill announces upcoming Notaries Public appointments from May 1 to May 15. The process begins June 1 and continues through the period. county clerks and state officials urge qualified applicants to file promptly for the offices.
Robert Griffith heads the Rotary Club as new president while Victor Scott assumes the official post. The club re-elects treasurer Sant Arestes Wis and backs retiring president Sean with two new directors A. Th Cane and Frank Sheree.
Store hours extended by one hour on Sundays under daylight saving time. The notice indicates a late closing for the period in question with local timing changes and schedule adjustment.
GS Troop 63 will hold a rummage sale on Saturday April 20 with 7:30 am setup at the Furniture Shoppe’s used firm. A variety of used wearables for all ages will be offered by the young ladies at low prices. Everyone’s invited.
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