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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
3
A detailed briefing on proposed public school financing with aims to fund teacher salaries and district needs. The bill links state funds to property values and wealth indicators, outlines first and second year allocations, and discusses proposed amendments for zone protections and equitable distribution.
Fragmentary notice notes a Club Montezuma event on a Saturday with mentions of members and a social gathering. It references a committee and an audience, with hints of planned activities and expectations. Names and precise roles are unclear due to the damaged text.
The Calvada County 4-H Horse program launches with a qualifying show this Saturday at the arena near the baseball field in Colyrtan. Open to ages under 19 before Jan 1 1975, weekly sessions run for seven weeks with practice and judging nights, plus an Open Horse Stamp on August 2.
A Wharton Colorado livestock market report shows most cattle classes trading lower with lightweight calves softer and heavier cattle steady or slightly firmer as stockmen adjust prices. Prices across categories reflect current demand and supply conditions at Wharton community sale.
A capacity crowd attended Rice High School Friday evening as 125 seniors received diplomas in a senior class of 1975 ceremony. Miss Mathis gave the benediction and valedictory address. the program honored graduates with songs and remarks on future opportunities and school memories.
Farm Bureau President Chaloupka urged extending the loan period for the 1094 cotton crop, asking the U S Department of Agriculture to permit a 6 to 12 month extension. He said lenders face inventory pressures and the existing plan limits. He warned many loans on the 1274 crop would come due soon, and noted statewide fears of tightened credit.
Readright Cull 234-2795 stock market on Wednesday May 71 shows Chaice stocker and feeder steers 450 to 560 lb selling 28 to 32 per cwt, standard steers 16 to 22, choice feeders 27 to 35, slaughter cows 22 to 24, slaughter bulls 22 to 24, stocker cows 100 to 200 per head, and calves 20 to 34. Calum Way Livestock Commission Co reported 943 cattle with good to choice butcher calves 20 to 34, Belferett packer cows 22 to 24, commercial packer belts 24 to 27, heavy steer calves 25 to 27, crossbred calves 25 to 30, stocker cows 140 to 150 per head, hogs 30 to 46.5 and lambs 20 to an unspecified price.
The Highway 90A Bridge will be cleaned and painted by J. Bipsenks and Meghiaer under Texas High wit Pett. Work starts Monday and will take several weeks with ten daytime hours daily. Lane closures at Grattie will affect traffic and motorists are urged to proceed with caution during blasting and painting. Meanwhile visitors from California, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vermillion of Sanger, are visiting the Holden family in San Sabo from May 19 to June 2, with Jimmy Zimmerman of Pasadena joining them. The Vermillions plan to return home after observing a birthday on June Ten.
The Lake graduating class of 1955 schedules a reunion on Saturday. Organizers invite classmates to reunite, share memories, and reconnect with former teachers and friends from the list of attendees.
Representative Zou Wilson of La Grange is slated to be featured on a statewide television news program discussing the need for municipal regulation in the state. The telecast, aired by KVRL Channel 26, will be broadcast this Wednesday at 7:00 p.m., with Wilson serving in his House role and in conference with a state senate counterpart.
G Marquart appears as a nominee for the 1975 Who's Who in Texas biographical compilation. The selection highlights citizens distinguished in business, civic life, government, and community service. Marquart graduated from Sagle Lake High School and the University of Jougtnn.
The Lyndia Engstrom School Of Dance invites public attendance at a Saturday recital. Students perform Muabe fy Baure Timp and other pieces. Event takes place in the Rice district area with tickets available at the door.
A local registration notice announces WCIC Summer School registration opening on Monday for Wharton County Technical College. It lists eligible college credit courses and relevant administrative dates, with details on enrollment periods and contact points for further information.
Mrs Salinas attends the Beauly Beauty Show at the Sham Jock Hilo Hotel Houston May 17 19. Noted artists include Ollie Helistie designer author and owner of beauty salons chain and Christoph Sylla singer Samm Smith and her group. Salinas seeks new beauty techniques for her patrons and frequent show appearances.
Members of the Tha.clazs group and spouses will meet at the Lone Summerlane home 00 Merody Lane Eagle Lake for a 5 30 social. At 7 00 they will dine at Marvin's Altair then attend the Club Montezuma Dance at Community Center Eagle Take.
Cathleen Dullahan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dullahan of Grand, is highlighted as valedictorian at West Orange High School. She held multiple student government roles, teaches organization secretary, participates in National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, and the Major Club, and earned state acclaim including a literary prize and Who's Who honors.
The February through March series titled Story Hour aims to engage children in reading and enjoying books at the public library. Misses Jenny Clipson and Becky Anderson will assist weekly, with volunteers welcomed to support the program as the Library Board previews the full schedule in another story.
Mina Dullahan has danced for many years as a member of the Beater Civi Ballet. She was a Duchess representing Or ange in the 27th Annual Neck ts Hiver Festival. After erad uation phalenges for a teee of Europe she will attend the Univaretis of Tasas by the Fall of 197i.
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