Highway Patrol Officer French Transferred
Patrol records indicate Officer French has been reassigned to a new post. Details show a departmental shift affecting his squad and duties within the state patrol.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1970
Page
1
Patrol records indicate Officer French has been reassigned to a new post. Details show a departmental shift affecting his squad and duties within the state patrol.
Salorada County tax office schedules sales and assessments for license plates and taxes this week. Henry J. Bajovsky and deputies will be in Eagle Lake Mayes Store Garwood Hopkins office Oakland and other sites from 9: a.m. to late afternoon daily, handling plate purchases and tax notices. In person purchases only after March 45 and April 1 deadlines. mail registrations not accepted. local officials remind buyers to bring required documents.
Beef cattle producers are invited to attend a meeting in Beverly to discuss breeding efficiency and management. Moore notes the session will cover reproduction, genetic improvement, and farm practices. Beverly, Texas A&M and Texas University ties cited, with speaker credentials in animal husbandry and physiology of reproduction.
The proclamation honors 58 years of Girl Scouts and their promise to duty to God, country, helping others, and obeying laws. It notes Eagle Lake residents’ cooperation and a March observance spanning March 7 to 3, urging continued support for girls and community service. The notice is signed by Mayor Cassady.
The Eagle Lake area reports filing deadlines for city council and Rice Lake school board seats. Candidates include Gene Baker and Jewel Hemphill plus incumbents Elmer Strusa and Allen Cascady. Filing closes Wednesday at midnight with applications via city secretary Lane Perry and school board secretary W. L. Farais.
The Humble Service Station on East Main Street, long a landmark, was demolished by J Th Arymviite of Columbus last week. Site at 390 East Main will host a new facility as 18 rubble cleared and the warehouse moved to pave the construction.
The Ice Theatre Bugle Lake presents The Outdoorsman a four day hunting and fishing adventure filmed in Alaska South America and Africa. The two hour color movie opens Wednesday and runs nightly at 7 30 p m with two Saturday shows at 7 30 and 10 00 p m Adult admission is one dollar and children's pricing applies.
Eagle Lake Jaycees with Rice Woodlands School District and the Texas Department of Corrections sponsor a drug abuse program in Eagle Lake on Friday March 13. The event, presented three times at 7:00 p.m., features inmates from the Jester Unit near Sugarland offering an informative presentation. The program is opened by Jaycees president Jon Terrell and is designed for community residents.
James Hill faces aggravated assault charges after a Sunday stabbing near Bugle Lake at arcure 230 Bem. Tervis Grounits was stabbed in the neck and treated at Eggie Lake Community Hospital. Eagle Lake police chief Roy Chisum and Deputy Sill Esterling led the investigation. TIME was arrested and released on bail Monday.
Pastor Dell of the Colly Memorial Methodist Church invites Lyrited Pi Methodist members to attend a Tuesday night meeting in March at 8 30 pm. Missionary Roy Severance will discuss Mountain People in the Cumberland Mountains of Southeastern Kentucky, highlighting their needs and progress.
A Cresna 140 aircraft with two passengers tipped over during takeoff last Saturday afternoon in a strong crosswind. Both people were able to walk away, though the incident halted operations as investigators began documenting the scene.
Henry Torres, a member of the 1st Infantry Division, is awarded the Bronze Star for valor shown during a combat engagement in Vietnam. The report notes his unit endured intense enemy fire as reinforcements arrived, with Torres praised for bravery, initiative, and dedication to duty while serving with the Army.
The Eagle Lake City Council approved higher phone rates to take effect with the April billing for March service. Residential and business lines within city limits rise, while suburban and rural extensions outside the city face regulation. The one party rate moves from 39.74 to 41.25, business extensions from 3 to 6, and various suburban and rural rates climb, aiming to boost revenue from about 1.0 million to roughly 1.6 million annually.
Sheridan Fire Department sponsors a Count and Western themed dance at the Iiverjoan Legion Hall in Hadrettsville this Saturday March 7. All ages invited. Music by Hosmer and Gene and the Westerners. Prize for best Western dressed couple. Admission 1.57 per person, reservations 25 per chair by calling 798-223 or 799-8245.
Telephone Pioneers schedule events in Eagle Lake and Masenberg area to honor longtime employees and donate books. Members Farris Broeseche and Sapile Zoeller participate as three local members plan visits, doughnuts, and book drives.
AU parents invited to view and order books at Elam School Elementary Library Bale March 1 through March 20. Various types of books and prices will appeal to everyone. Principal Jor Benge extends invitation for pupils to be brought and for parents to attend and assist.
In a brief note, Mr. Benge states that proceeds from the Beak Fair will be deposited in the Elementary School Supply Accent Fund, directing funds to support classroom needs and student supplies.
Mr and Mrs Richard Clipson Sr have been informed that their daughter Viegala Clipson earned a BA in Speech Pathology and Audiology Magna Cum Laude from the University of Virginia. She will be recognized at June commencement exercises. She is pursuing graduate work at the University of Houston toward a master's degree in speech pathology and audiology.
Members of the Alpha Delta Sorority will stage a novelty style show and tea at Eagle Lake Community Center on Tuesday March 11 at 2 10 p m Tickets are on sale for 1 00 each for sorority members and guests
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