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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
1
Local officials discuss the equalization program amid mixed reactions from residents. Questions arise about funding, property values, and eligibility as the community seeks clarity on implementation timelines.
Schedule notes show Sox Braves Rebels and other youth teams in upcoming games. Matchups, locations, and dates are listed for community leagues and school-age players.
Local lightweight teams are scheduled to play a Friday night game at the local gym. Officials warn fans to arrive early as both squads compete for early season bragging rights in a tight rivalry.
Lissie youth group invites residents to an ice cream social this Friday. The event aims to raise funds for community activities and features fellowship, music, and desserts.
Local organizers announce July 4th boat races with plans for a large turnout and festive activities. Officials emphasize safety measures and event timing to attract spectators and participants.
Guadalupe Church plans a Mexican dinner and bazaar this Sunday on church grounds. Proceeds fund parish activities and community outreach.
Ben Gobb resigns as high school principal to pursue the superintendent role. Pending promotions and staffing changes accompany the move as the district plans for leadership transition and student standards maintenance.
A local festival hosted by Mada KC’s will begin Sunday at the community center. The event features a festival atmosphere with food stalls and entertainment for families.
Farmers Equipment announces a two day display of Cadillacs at the salon on Monday and Tuesday. The event highlights new models and features for potential buyers in the region.
The Eagle Lake School Board heard a report on 1961 tax valuations and estimated losses under the current rate plan. Officials discussed variations in school valuations amounting to about 14.5 million dollars and a potential tax bill difference around 2500 dollars compared with prior years. The board tabled action on a two year contract for tax consultants aiding oil and gas property valuations, pending further review.
Local bowling group plans awards for Mixed Junior League bowlers this Saturday at 9. The event honors top achievers with certificates and trophies at the league lanes.
City council approves first reading of a tapping fee law and reviews an audit report. Officials say water and sewer taps before July 1 will use old rates, with July 1 implementing new charges. General fund expenditures show 46.96 and water sewer funds spent 2 028.72 more than budget. receipts and expenditures summarized in section 2.
Colorado County Commissioners Court approved 1000 annual payments to four rural fire departments Eagle Lake Garwood Weimar and Columbus for out of city fire fighting costs. Delegation argued rural calls exceed city fire incidents and future growth may increase needs. phased increases begin 1960 with full 1000 grants in 1962.
The board approved hiring an assistant football coach to replace Fred Tightawer and a commercial teacher. Billy Tuten of San Marcos will join from SWTSTC as a summer graduate, while Beverly Petersing from Youkum will teach business and commerce. Both are summer graduates and will start next year after completing degrees. Several staff changes and vacancies were noted, with principal and superintendent to finalize details.
Local CYLL schedule lists Weimar hosting Wednesday games starting 6 06 p m with two undefeated teams Eagle Lake Garwood also in action while East Bernard and neighboring clubs post mixed records. Yankeepen and Hebel slated for later games as fans anticipate season progress.
A late 18th century proverb warns that a soft answer turns away wrath while a harsh word stirs anger. The line, rendered as "A soft answer turns away wrath but grievous words stir up anger," underscores tempering speech to defuse conflict.
The Nelson Auction Service of Amarillo Texas will hold a public auction on Tuesday in June 2001 at 1 00 PM. Properties and stock of Estinbaum Lumber Company in Kre eie Lake will be offered for cash or check purchases must be paid on sale day. Mr Extinbour announced ongoing community involvement and gratitude for thirteen years of local business support.
Progress reports show Little Leagues in the United States and Canada plan extensive play while marking National Little League Baseball Week celebrated with President Kennedy’s leadership. Officials stress leadership and citizenship goals for youth as millions of uniforms participate nationwide.
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