16 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1976
Page
1
A Sunday crash injures Wilburn Ash and a passenger when his 1874 Ford pickup veers off a road. Both occupants were hospitalized with injuries. authorities investigated the wreck and noted the driver and passenger's conditions.
The Rice District education board announced a list of 26 substitute teachers available to cover absences at IVTE T7 school. Named staff include Nancy Adhng, Ethel Anderson, Cindy Cheatham, Sharan Grahmann, Detore Gratimir, June Janpy, Judy Reeve, Christen Rodgers, Judy Kas Bazetein, Jase Wied, and William Williamson among others.
The Bureau's Policy Development Committee will hold a meeting in Columbus Tuas. Adkins, chairman of the committee, invites members to attend the session to discuss district and related matters.
Weimar officials push for more rural fire fighting support including new fire trucks. Mayor Wantinn cites annual city budget figures and state readiness while residents urge upgraded equipment and better protection for surrounding areas. The meeting addresses funding from February to next year and potential donations from local groups as the volunteer department seeks improved gear.
Readable fragments describe a bake sale by the Sarah Lydia Circle on Friday at a church event. Details about location and time are unclear due to OCR errors, but the bake sale is the main activity with proceeds likely for church needs.
Community notice states KC's to serve a barbecue dinner Sunday with proceeds benefiting local efforts. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mentions El or Sera and Glen as possible organizers or beneficiaries.
After a five hour public hearing in Columbus county courthouse the board adopted a firm 1 779 691 95 budget for 1917 noting it is a tight budget due to rising costs. The meeting drew only three representatives from Weimar city. Marthe Dodungen asked a salary rise of 40 a year for operating pay and the board approved a 80 per annum increase contingent on her driving requirements. The rural fire department pay raise was debated with Commissioners Ball Stites Brockete Leyer Necker and Walter Aeniche voting, Wings Craneh abstaining. The Weimar delegation sought a raise from 2000 to 1000 for rural fire duty. Continued on next page.
Sage Lake Middle School hosts two registration nights for adult education and glasses. Sessions run Monday and Tuesday evenings, September 3 and 22, from 7 to 8 p.m. Each program targets different age groups and courses, taught by certified staff from the Pee Consolidated Independent School District. Fees apply for the eye exam and instructional courses.
Registration notices for catechism classes appear at Guadalupe on Thursday. The diary entry lists details about clanging bells and community events, with references to local groups and upcoming schedules for autumn.
Fire swept through wooden and concrete grain bins at a facility near Eagle Gate Garwood Roads, destroying bins and damaged rice stocks. Manager Ernest B Vazell reported up to 2000 barrels of rice possibly lost. Salvage efforts began Sunday with grain moved from debris and bids sought from buyers for remaining stock.
Kathy Frazar was crowned Miss Teaas teen Queen at the state pageant in Grand Prairie after weeks of activity. She is active in Rice Hach School and Candy Empore Volunteer organizing Eagle Lady campaigns and is a member of the Rice Hacher Band. Her parents are Reg Gen Rett and Mrs dae N Peavar.
City council met in a busy session amid confusion and partial reports. Mayor figures and an official resignation trigger a vacancy order while water authority matters and utility planning loom, with potential 120 day impact on rates and public works projects.
A community group from Bew Town Brody and Chizene in New Town partners with local residents to form a civic coalition. The effort aims to improve services and coordinate activities across Mfort tempeve Lier and SUnth regions, with involvement from Page Pleven at Milaesis.
The article outlines a Tuesday decision on the fate of a booster event for Raiders, detailing meeting plans, attendees and expected active participation. It notes school involvement, funding considerations, and the need for clear attendance from students and parents to determine potential continuation or cancellation.
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