10 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
1
Twenty four student transfers from H Benry to El Schools are listed with dates and actions. The record notes deadlines and the Eagle Lake series board actions affecting enrollment in the Elm and Sage districts.
The Eagle Lake High School seal designed by Victor Valdez and Harold Bolton is shown. The emblem features the eagle mascot and school colors orange and black, symbolizing truth, fairness, equality, and opportunity.
Fragmented OCR describes teachers, principals, and staff linked to a school context. Mentions multiple names including Ruby Mul and Maye, with scattered references to subjects like English and Math and to various educators at a high school setting.
The Knights of Columbus will host their annual Chicken Barbecue at the Bigle Lele Recred from Center pienan jernands on Sunday June 27. Serving begins about noon with tickets sold at the event. Proceeds support community projects and a church service will follow.
A public hearing was held by the Paras and Wildlife Committee last Wednesday to discuss proposed game regulation changes. Key questions focused on whether certain game protections should remain under current authority and how petitions from landowners might influence county regulatory status. Local residents, including Representative Charlie Junmichel, voiced concerns over impact and enforcement.
Simon S Sinclair owner of the Universal Motor Company announces a change to close all offices and departments at noon on Saturdays with operations resuming in the afternoon. The move affects Font and Mor area offices and parking departments as the firm implements the new schedule.
Edgar M Bowers district manager announces a schedule change for Fire Lake prime minister duties. Mercy Williams will assume new responsibilities while Earle Dake will handle duties on the first and third Tuesdays. The change takes effect July 6 with the contact station still at City Hall.
The Rural Electrification Administration approves a 12 million loan to the Lower Colorado River Authority to build a new siting unit and substation in Bastrop. The project doubles Bastrop plant size with a 125,600 boiler and a 160,000 KVA station, serving 685 farms and cooperatives including Ge Pedernales Bluebonnet and Sap Bernard in the expanded district.
The Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical Brethren Church at Lissie hosts its annual ice cream social this Thursday evening at 6:00 PM. Homemade ice cream and cake, a program by the Soul Society, and a chance to meet neighbors are offered. proceeds benefit church projects and incubator plans.
Reverend Schoellmann son of Mr and Mrs Schoellmann of Wot Texas will be ordained a Catholic priest as Maryknell Missionary on Saturday December 12, 1968 at the Mon Kom Seminary in New York. Father Edward Th Schoellmann MM will assist at St Marys Church in Nadl Texas on Sunday. After the Mass a meal will be held at St Mary Cafeteria for the guests. proceeds will help fund the mission trip. Rev Schoellmann will depart for the missions after the ceremony to be assigned by the mission board.
Assistant coach Dick Weigand of Eagle Lake High School resigns to become joint coach at Angleton High School. He has coached football and basketball and led the run program, plans to move to Angleton late in May with his family, wishing success to the growing Angleton system.
Parker 5 and Ie announces a grand sale starting Friday with discounts up to sixty percent on many items. Store hours run 8 am to 7 pm, with various promotions and prizes across departments. Local owners HL Parker promote the event and invite shoppers to visit and cash in on deals.
The Columbus area moves to dissolve the Columbus Convalescent Home after a county commissioners meeting. The court approved a one year contract to transfer indigent patients to Sunny Hill Nursing, with rent and costs to be shared and a June 1 start date. The deal covers funding limits, ongoing care, and renewal options with thirty days notice.
The Rev Hower E Weimer will be the new pastor for Colly Memorial Methodist Church beginning Sunday at 13. He moves this week from Aguil Dulce where he served as pastor. He has also served at Cherry Wil and Dallas Rey. Weimer is married with no children. The Rev Kise Moen, former pastor here, has accepted a pastorate in San Antonio at St Stephens Church. He met his family. Mis Men Geiky and Katy, plan to move here.
County commissioners award a paving contract to Bean Paving after a meeting that names the firm for street repairs. The notice outlines the approval process, payment terms, and the city warrants the project costs, with post approval steps and notification deadlines.
The Jaygees announce a regional youth tennis tournament set for June 26 at Eagle Lake and East Bermont. Event details include age divisions, entry fees, and eligibility, with winners advancing to a state meet in College Station. The federation notes U S Lawn Tennis Association rules and prize money, memberships, and submission deadlines.
The American Rice Growers cooperative association held its annual meeting at Eagle Lake with board candidates including Blair, LePage, and Gerry Teig among leading contenders. Officers and delegates were elected, with Raymond Waddell and Dan Gerfson among those reappointed or re-elected to key posts as the organization discussed rising domestic advertising and industry support.
A community notice invites women to register for a free sewing class at the school this Friday at 2 pm. Instructor details and session timing are provided by the Varietation Forum. attendees should arrive early for registration and bring any needed materials.
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