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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1970
Page
7
Experts dispute claims that oysters offer the best pollution data along the coast. They note oysters are sedentary but data quality depends on multiple factors and sampling methods.
Bill Wilson, chairman of Life League for 197, calls on all Little League coaches to return uniforms and equipment by Saturday. He asks councils to ensure all gear is accounted for and ready for inventory.
Mr and Mrs Boverd of Maustan hosted their grandparents last week as part of a family visit. The article fragment notes the Causey parents and mentions Mr and Mrs Boverd welcoming relatives, highlighting family ties and local gathering.
A fragmented report mentions taunting someone and two white doves possibly present in the counties during a September period. Details are unclear with many missing words and dates.
Rice High School Raiders announce early workouts starting Monday August 17 under Coach Ed Waggoner. Gear distribution times set across Eagle Lake Garwood Sheridan and Altair facilities. First team gathering at 9:00 a.m. Monday to plan twice daily practices and field location shifts.
The Houston Astros return home and stay through Sunday for their final dome games until Aug. 28. They host the Phillies at 7 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday with events: Ladies Night, Men’s Appreciation, and more. The Expos visit Friday to Sunday with two-time starts and a Family Day. Weekend activities include a football game, soft ball, and a Buddies meeting.
Rice High School Raiders announce season tickets for five home games priced at 5.30. E A Krlyacka states sale dates around September 1 with announcements from the superintendent’s office when tickets arrive.
Two charges of driving while intoxicated were filed in Courty Court over the past week. Walter Larkin Maples faced a prior Aug 10 sentence with a fine of 150 and costs, thirty days in the county jail, two year license suspension, and probation. Joe David Whitmore was charged but not tried.
Miss Deborah Heth and Laura Garrett daughters of Dr and Mrs Ronald Garrett of Austin spend the week with Mrs Charles Cause and Ralph Johnson family. Mrs Garrett formerly Marcia Neuberger and the late Mrs Jeanette Causey Johnson arranged college ties at Southwestern University in Georgetown.
Miss Denice Middieton of Houston spends the week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Higgins and son. Also visiting Alig Higgins this week is John Merz of Albert.
Ervin Wilke of Wails and Mrs Hertha David of Columbus won the ABC 15th anniversary bowling tournament staged by the royal men and women bowling associations. Roll-offs at Skull Creek Lanes last Saturday night crowned champions in a dinner and dance marking the 75th anniversary of the American Bowling Congress.
Robert Zahradnick arrived from Korea Sunday August 9 for a three day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs David Zahradnick his sisters and their families Mr and Mrs C D Newsom and Mr and Mrs Emil Vasut and his daughters Elizabeth and Barbara Jean who are presently residing with the Newsomes Major Zahradnick traveled to Georgia Tuesday to take care of the same business before returning to Korea to serve another year of active duty.
Mrs. Harvey Birdwell and daughter Carol along with Mrs. N J Birdwell attended the Freshman Organization session at Howard Payne College Brownwave on Friday and Saturday August 7th and 8th A buffet dinner honoring Dr. Guy Newman the college president highlighted the event.
The Columbus Chamber of Commerce stages the Miss Calunes pageant at Skull Creek Lodge pool on Tuesday August 18. About fourteen contestants compete for Miss Calunes and thirteen Little Miss Columbus titles. winners travel to area contests and ride the Chamber float in parades around town.
At Eagle Lake and Wednesday auctions, rice lots sold above loan value with only a few under. Nineteen lots sold Wednesday with all but four meeting or exceeding loan values. Monday sale saw half of twenty seven lots confirmed. Top bids reached $9.17 per cwt for Belle Patna rice and $8.61 per cwt for No 1 with loan values around $6.67 per cwt.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Authority authorizes a special early teal season statewide from September 12 to 20. Open sunrise to sunset with daily bag limit four teal species and eight in possession. Special permit required to participate. regulations on other waterfowl to be decided at the August 19 commission meeting.
The 1970 71 season guidance notes nonresident hunting permits may apply if hunting outside home county. It highlights a federal duck stamp requirement for all duck hunters and a two day migratory bird season.
Armund clock prescription service operates at Eugla Lake Drugs, offering renewed medication refills and patient support through the pharmacy.
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