Consolidated Fund Drive Targets $7120 Quota Tuesday
The drive commences at 6 PM Tuesday to reach a $7120 quota. Organizers urged participation from local residents and businesses to support the campaign.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
1
The drive commences at 6 PM Tuesday to reach a $7120 quota. Organizers urged participation from local residents and businesses to support the campaign.
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The Eagles face Shiner in district action Friday after a recent win and strong defense. Comanche and Runge games loom, with coach Mike Newby stressing readiness as district race heats up.
County commissioners authorized spending 21411 for new trucks and approved bridge project bids totaling 1 million dollars. Bids from firms including Bass Cement, Berne, and Wendell Construction were opened with several bids ruled noncompliant before selection.
A La Grange man was involved in a Sunday fish theft case. Deputy Sheell and others tracked the incident to a location on Tighway TL, with the stolen fish valued and recovered in part. The suspect allegedly fled toward La Grange after leaving the scene, leading to an ongoing investigation and related charges.
City council approves a 9 PM Halloween curfew amid debate on private properties and youth safety. The ordinance, passed in a tense session, targets late hours and concerns about potential disturbances and truancy near East Mott and Lake Gay areas.
A Weimer youth and others face charges after a calf theft incident described in local records. The case involves multiple teens and a series of related events, with details focusing on the individuals named and the alleged actions surrounding the missing calf.
The Rev and Mrs C F Marshall celebrate 50 years of marriage with a family gathering at their Brady Texas home on October 28. Children Mrs Joh Selam of Copperas Cove and Merry George of Houston attended, with Mr J Thomins of England Lake and six grandchildren. The Rev Marshall entered the Methodist ministry in 1896 and retired in 1955 from the First Methodist Church, Brady.
Garwood Lions open the 19th fair with a parade at 11 AM Saturday. Event listings mention Shmonlost Bole and Garin Giggs Club, with activities including local displays, community clubs, and a full day of entertainment.
Mrs. Tower, wife of United States Bonato Lun ag, will visit Columbus with Hate Tyat Towed. The event aims to inspect a high school and meet local officials, with a focus on seniors and community programs. The visit proceeds through next month with multiple engagements tied to local education initiatives.
A local PPK competition is announced for Friday at 3 30 PM. The event features participants from Garwood to Houston with Marlind and Tomy Jorhers among those listed. Local youth groups and schools are expected to send teams and spectators.
The school board announces a plan to call a consolidation election affecting Eagle Lake Garwood and Rock Island districts. Officials say the move would be voluntary upon board approval and follows a broader discussion of consolidation principles. The action aims to place the issue before voters this week to decide whether to merge the districts in southwest region education planning.
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