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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
2
Texas Parks Wildlife Commission votes to retain personnel from the old agencies as a restructuring plan parallels a $3500 000 federal sewer grant program. Officials outline staff roles for consultants and executive oversight, amid broader state fiscal notes on federal aid and projected spending.
East B hosts the Tri Rivers Firemen’s Association meeting with about twenty cities expected to send pumpers and teams. Officers will be elected and a regional gathering to be held at Amtecean Te gion pars south of East Berar.
A readable fragment notes a free coupon offer at Johnny's 66 Service Station on the Highway 90A by-pass. It invites vehicle owners to visit on a Wednesday or Thursday for a sample courtesy service. Mention of David B. Cook ural Blaine and the Wes son and R. L. Cooke families indicates a vacation with their parents.
Fragmented OCR reveals notes on a $51,600,000 contraction within a $144,000,000 construction program, plus retirement pay changes for long serving legislators. It mentions Land Office funds diverted to the General Revenue Fund, totaling $9220,275 from a 1962 appropriation, with criticism of expenditure as “reasonable economy” in wording.
The Schawn Engleslay Inserna Honal arvester sternite sales qmemting展示 several 3904 models. Ware announced a public demonstration set for later this year and unveiled a new 12 month 1500 hour warranty on all International and McCormick farm equipment. The feature also touches on bids for an aerial pesticide program and a letter urging reconsideration of Myrene aerial hydrocarbon dispersion.
Seven registrants from Colorado County are eligible for induction into the Armed Services on September 9th. Names include Lealer Placide William Bunge Jr Garwood Willis Evang Jones Weimar Wells Leroy McMillan Weimar Leamon Wilson O baw. Preinduction physicals proceed in January with James Carroll Alfred James Danvelk Robert Toyd Yonnson Sot Lee Winans listed. Mr and Mrs Homer E B Carta of Beawnont visited relatives last week in Sina.
A fragmented public safety advisory urges residents to inspect heating equipment after a recent fire incident. It stresses a holiday timing and recommends a thorough check of all heaters and related gear to prevent further fires and ensure household safety.
Dedication service and cornerstone laying for Houston Baptist College on campus Sunday at 3 pm. Principal speaker will be Dr. W. E. Lenham Jr. of River Oaks Baptist Church, Houston, an early leader in the move to organize Baptist work in Houston. Now chairman of the board.
Sammy Mettzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. W F P Mettzen, drew the recipient of a pair of glasses for displaying the best manners at Rice Theatre during the past week.
Lat State Historical Group convenes in Port Arthur with 28 county committees to report on county preservation work. Delegates include R J Fleming and multiple Texas historians from Columbus Weimar Altair and Garwoent as the Driftwood MotorsTo tel hosts the session amid planned ceremonies.
Col and Mrs Jack C White and family plan a visit from El Salvador to Staunton area to see Mrs White's mother and brother Mrs Robert Marlin and Robert Samuel Stur tin. Col White has served in San Salvador with the Air Mission and will be stationed at Langley Field Virginia. Janet White will be a sophomore at Mary Baldwin College. Jack White Jr and son enter college in Staunton area. Judith will accompany her parents to Langley Field for entry to public school.
Thirty six student nurses will be in the 2701 class of Vocational nursing at Wharton County Junior College. Mrs Floris Hastings, director, says the class will meet in the evening Monday September 16. Among the enrolled is Kay Brenek of East Bern a.
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