Evening Lions golf tourney to draw big crowd
Evening Lions anticipate large turnout for their annual Fourth of July golf tournament at Eagle Lake Recreation Center. Event runs all day with shotgun starts at 3:30 and 9 holes, prizes awarded, and a charity dinner served to golfers who bought advance tickets.
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Upper Room Car Wash and Charity Event
A fragmented notice describes an Upper Room car wash event benefiting a Methodist church charity. Names, dates, and exact charges are unreadable, but the item signals a church outreach effort and a local fundraiser with planned hours in the afternoon.
Youth Revival At First Baptist Delivers Weekend Services
Youth revival at First Baptist Church runs Friday through Sunday featuring evangelist Chen Gritty and Stantey Wil as speakers. The event begins at 7 PM each evening with services and outreach for the community.
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Joe Fling Receives 5000 Texas Exes Scholarship
Joe Fling joins Colorado County students in receiving the Texas Exes Scholarship valued at 5000 dollars. The award honors academic merit and ties to the university community, with selection noting senior status.NOTE: Unable to fully parse all names and affiliations from the OCR text. key facts identified include the scholarship amount 5000 dollars and recipient Joe Fling.
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Commuters 4-H Club To Meet Wednesday July 12
Commuters 4-H Club schedules a meeting on Wednesday July 12 at 8:30 pm at the Waverly Street barn, inviting all members to attend. The gathering aims to organize youth activities and member participation, with reminders to bring notes and wear appropriate attire.
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Atyone Urges Support for Warwash Project
Local notices urge FoClassA residents to back the Warwash project, highlighting its potential impact and urging timely community action. No further details available in readable text.
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Deanery CYO Softball Tour Ends in July
The Deanery CYO Softball Tour opens with Ai Wada Sua and Fre ty Campo vesnery CV Apel Barahaas Tournament. Balada Tinga hosts the Gay event on July Otheset, ending OTe Laytted. The Tallon end Nada CFO group sponsors the tournament. Fletromhmants will be sold on the day.
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City Receipts Show Growth in First Quarter 1972
City reports total receipts of 11 922 37 from sales taxes in the first quarter of 1972, up from 11 ? to 1971 figures. City payroll and utility taxes also contributed, with notable sums from Saltartacia and nearby cities. Readouts from city officials cite continued community growth and steady revenue streams across multiple tax sources.
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Eagle Lake Little League Names All Stars
Eagle Lake Little League names all stars to form the All-Star squad for Area III tournament play. Manager James Howreana and co-manager Randa Miller lead the team training as they host Area 1 tournament activities July 19 20 and prepare for subsequent district and world series contests.
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Gerald Obenhaus Receives Army Commendation Medal
Gerald Obenhaus was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for service with the European theater. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ich Gbe have long supported his role in the U S Army and YMCA programs in Orange, where the program director helps guide civic activities. The Department of the Army citation notes five years of service and intelligence duties with the Army, reflecting continued loyalty and duty.
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Ten to Compete in Farm Bureau Queen Contest
A Farm Bureau sponsored event titled the Farm Bureau Queen Contest is set for Friday with ten contestants from Garwood and surrounding areas. Selections begin at 4 p.m. at the Seiedl building with judges and a text department liaison coordinating. The program includes music, dance, and awards for outstanding juniors and seniors, featuring contestants from local families and clubs.
Eagle Lake paving project expands to nine miles of road
The city undertakes an eight mile seal coat and a three mile new work paving program in Eagle Lake. Dean and Kojig Payne Co. won the low bid at 178 per cubic yard for road rock and aggregate. Bids from Schwabe, Makhy and others were listed. council approves planned paving along West Antreet, West Mecarty, West Fellroad and adjacent streets. City to supply rock, aggregate, and prep work. total project about four million yards of material and labor costs expected to rise with private-property connections and additional base work.
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Audit reports city finances in very good condition
City audit finds finances in good shape with total revenue about 70 4a2 and a 25 940 increase in taxes and fees. It notes sales tax and property tax impacts, allocations for current services, and significant spending changes including sanitation and general overhead. Entities cited include city officials and departments.
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Sheriff Deputy Slobar Plans Resignation on July 15
Unclear notes indicate Sheriff Deputy Slobar intends to resign July 15 to take another position. The record also references possible replacements and compensation details, but specifics are not fully legible.
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