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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1976
Page
1
Work began on a new concrete products plant near Lake Michigan. The facility aims to produce standard grit and drying processes ready by spring, with an initial workforce of about six trained Michigan personnel and potential expansion to meet demand in the Reoustwn area. Citizens welcome the project as local business prospects grow.
Dist Supt to visit Meth Church for conference Sunday May 14 guest speaker at United Methodist Morning Worship Service. A covered dish meal to follow for about 21 attendees at Dr Harris home. Congregation urged to participate in all activities of the day.
Disjointed OCR notes indicate upcoming school holidays and teacher sessions. The fragment mentions a teachers association meeting in Victoria and Thanksgiving holiday references, with unclear dates and attendees.
The audit prepared by CPA David G. Benstrom cites a 92.26 percent completion and notes the district carried 2975.78 in year totals with 24 purchased assets totaling 184000. It excludes a 37000 sitepin funding from ASTIS and reveals a district balance of 48 city issue. The report covers operations through 1975 and outlines personnel and expenditures.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a court dispute with a claim of damages around 165 000 and a condition linking payment to 80 percent of value. Details are unclear but reference to a contract or insurance matter and a fire incident is noted alongside the parties and a plea.
Santa Fe Railroad undertakes a joint project with the highway department to replace a bridge at East Main Street US 980A. Traffic on East Main Street will be detoured via Glen Flora Road and back to Main Street at the Mobil Station. Detours affect travel to the Bigill area and nearby StovE Street Grand Street routes.
Former Teyle Lake Chief Police Ray Chisum and others pled guilty to theft and misused funds in a county case. Judge B Schraub pronounced probation and noted missing funds totaling 871.53 with discrepancies in original records and police department accounts.
Readable text describes a library bazaar at a community room with a White Elephant sale and baked goods. Proceeds support Mann Library programs and local projects. Volunteers solicit donations and attendance, noting hours from morning to evening and a focus on proceeds for a charitable cause.
Thanksgiving supper scheduled at Lissie Church on November 17 with a community gathering. A serving event includes a dehydrated meal and beverages for attendees from 624 Tartan, contributing groups.
Dr. Marie Roquamort D.D.S. opens a new clinic in Thomas, joining Dr. Regirmore and Dr. Raymond with interim offices as renovations finish. The move brings full dental service to the community, with staff including hygienist Mrs. George Matthys and Mrs. Elphemas.
Homecoming queen was chosen by student body at Rice High School as Julia Thames, a senior and varsity cheerleader, was crowned during halftime of the Raider game. Several escorts and attendants accompanied Thames, with nominations and court selections announced by the student council amid school spirit events.
The Rice Board held its first open forum Monday but few attended and none spoke on district education issues. The session, before the regular meeting at 7:15 p.m., drew visitors Clyde Brower Hulen Creal Jon Rohwee and others who declined to speak.
Officials say a plan will be presented to Shea City Council to ease a tense situation after a disturbance in Saythers Prairie. The proposed program includes track raising and improvements in the area, with further details on page 3.
Thar Kiad Ares Memorial VPF Post of Magle Lake No 4784 holds a benefit dance Saturday night at Nada Hall with music by the Country Boys and Girls. Tickets from 9 to 1 pm cost 6.00 per couple. all are invited.
Rice High School Powder Puff event scheduled for Tuesday November 18 1978 at 7400 pm in Raider Stadium Albany Free. The junior and senior girls prepare for a friendly football style showcase with student council involvement and supporting Raider Pep Band.
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