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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1971
Page
2
The Zaple Lake Lions blood typing drive aims to provide a ready pool of typed donors for emergencies. Only two volunteers turned up initially, but organizers urge wider church community participation to ensure a lasting, accessible resource for all citizens.
Arnold White and Durkee a corporation sue Oscar Heller Jr and business entities in district court at Columbia asking for judgment on account. The case involves the Texas Skating Derby operation and alleges business action related to unpaid balances.
A plaintiff claims a sworn account amounting to 2500 dollars against a defendant. The record notes legal action seeking full repayment under court process.
Miss Maren Lizmany of Solumans was named Sweetheart for the SOM member Texas AGM University Aggio Band at the band's annual sweetheart ball last Saturday night.
Pel, Feb. 194d edition recalls local plans and events. Advisory committees discuss early erection of a swimming pool and community activities. Notable mentions include engagements in Houston, visits of residents to relatives, and local residents serving in the armed forces with updates on family and school connections.
The Annual State Championship Viddiers Frolic will be held in Hailwiteville on April 7. Area fiddlers are invited to participate across two categories, with competition open to fiddlers up to 30 years old and beyond.
The Texas Parks Service publishes Famous Trees of Texas featuring 96 trees including the Columbus Court Oak with two pages per tree. One page shows a square photograph while the other provides a brief history and exact directions to reach the tree. Nearby sites and historical notes are mentioned along with a history of the area and anecdotes from Texas history.
The Veterans Administration has chosen Fearing aids for procurement during the 1974 contract year with a total value of £97,000 for veterans.
Readable text notes plaques and honors for four ax groups. The top fiddler wins a prize of 00 dollars with entry due by March 10.
Dr. J Norman Efferson, vice chancellor of the College of Agriculture, is billed as principal speaker at the Texas Promotion Association meeting at the Shamrock Hotel. He will discuss current rice production and market outlook, with focus on Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Efferson is a noted authority on tropical agricultural economies and author of major works in agricultural economics.
Phrases show numerous defendants in a county case list with varied charges including theft of a rifle burglary carrying weapon and drug paraphernalia. Amounts and names include Dewey Mat Han, Beverly Piper, William Adolf Mary Jr, and Anne Trane among others, with several arrestees failing to appear.
The Alamo area entries from Cougar Tracks of Ayor High School and Raider Review of Rice High School win second and third in the 34th Annual School Press Contest. Judges praise Cougar Tracks for a 14 page Special Ecology issue with bylines photos and interviews on pollution and anti smoking.
A state constitutional amendment seeks authority for the Legislature to fund assistance, medical care, rehabilitation, and related services for U.S. citizens and eligible noncitizens, plus needy disabled, blind, and dependent children and caretakers, with federal matching funds and annual state caps. Ballot May 18, 1971.
Yorktown High School in Taxus Rite hosts a ceremony honoring Bengt with an engraved trophy for notable achievement. Wildcat ecard Bizce Wipper will be in attendance as part of the event at Yorktown.
A baby girl was born at 2 20 a m Saturday February 1871 in California to James Hopper and spouse. The infant weighed ten pounds thirteen ounces and is welcomed by grandparents Airy and Mrs Predeephower of Lis Sie Texas and Mr and Mrs Riley Hopper of Weslaco. Mother listed as Stephanie Cialis with prior name Janet Senhower of Lis Sie.
Public record outlines Section 24 amendments to create the Texas State Ethics Commission with nine members, appointment processes, term lengths, ex officio members from House and Senate, reporting and disclosure rules, enforcement powers, meeting requirements, and compensation and mileage provisions for legislators. The draft details eligibility, conflicts rules, and authority to promulgate ethics regulations for all state offices and officials.
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