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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment discusses fishing themes, mentioning carp, hams, and bait. It references Lecluse Inge and various names as it describes spots, prepay actions, and bone counts in a convoluted scene about who catches what and with what gear.
The notes outline deer season from November 11 to January with doe shooting allowed but spikes not. Mentions bag limits of 12 per day and 24 in possession. Waterfowl and early September to September 30 dates appear for special permits. Regions include Osk-Prairie area with Austin Colorado and Wharton counties. Final decisions pending late August or early September, with uncertainties about residal and national level policies.
One month remains to apply for a Texas teal hunting special permit. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department sets August 18 as the final application deadline. Applicants must submit full name address and county of residence in writing to John T. Renan Pring in Austin 78701 for consideration.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department releases hunting regulations for mourning and white winged dove seasons. Highlights include opening dates from September 23 to October 30, new hunting areas south of Highway 83, and no field dressing restrictions except where dove seasons overlap. Mourning dove in the north zone starts at noon CDT on opening day, with a bag limit of 12 per day and 24 in possession. White winged dove season runs with sunset closures in several counties. The notice lists where to obtain digests and references regional offices for details.
Wharton County officials set period limits for bag counts from October 1 to December 31 and again from November - January 31. Daily bag limit is 10 with 20 in possession. additional game regulations apply to Wharton County Quannahiel season.
CVSL All Stars defeated Columbus 5 0 on Wednesday night behind Oria Mason two hit pitching. Mason also had three singles as CVSL pulled ahead early and held the Columbus bats at bay.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 16 or under kids free advisor event at a July game between Astros and Pirates. Details about location 2400 and attendees are unclear, but the item notes a special attraction and a picture night offering.
Re opening of Pat's Fat's Caiz restaurant at 612 A Ston Ange MW hours from 3 a.m. to midnight seven days a week. Delicia fexican and American foods will be offered for sale. The public is invited to visit Pat's at any time by the owners.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports a slight rise in violations in June and May tied to vacation season and outdoor activities. There were 1281 violations in June and 1161 in May, an 8.55 percent net increase, led by fishing law infractions and water safety act breaches.
A fragmented excerpt describes rice as an ancient food and offers simple cooking directions. It lists: one cup rice, two cups water, one teaspoon salt, a three quarter pan, and a boil then simmer for about 16 minutes without lifting the lid. The prose is garbled but preserves the basic method.
Sgt Joe Lee Foster Marine is listed as recovering well from combat wounds in Vietnam. He is at Naval Hospital Corpus Christi, Texas, in Ward Surgery 4. Family notes warm wishes and requests letters.
Mrs Ruth Ball owner of Ruths Hair Fashion announces Rita Bowen will be present at her shop on Mondays of the week. Appointments may be made by railing CE 42673.
Notices invite Mrs Kenneth Craig to a free ticket for the Rice Theatre showings of In Like Flint starring James Coburn on Sunday or Monday July 30 31 in Cinema Scope and Color. A family from Munrovia California and several local residents are mentioned in relation to the invitation and misprinted names.
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