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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
2
Local families in the county report placing approximately 2.3 million dollars in savings amid shifting rates. Officials caution about market volatility and urge prudent financial planning for households and small businesses.
A garbled notice lists a Lions Club gala near Esterling at Marvin's with a banquet Wednesday evening. It mentions a speaker and various unclear items including supper arrangements and a president reference.
A reflection on the Genesis 44 passage cites Fromm on love lacking real meaning. It discusses Joseph and Judah as portrayals of true love, involving sacrifice for others and concern for benighted kin, tying to Christian teaching on Jesus’ death as love’s revelation.
The Bugle reports new members Rev Jer pastor of United Methodist Church and John Mader of the Consolidated School list. Garwood club meetings will begin at 7:30 p.m. instead of 7:00 p.m.
Clyde Graham of Temple, state conservationist of the Soil Conservation Service, commends sail and water conservation district directors for leadership in conservation and reclamation. Cralam was the principal speaker at the Gulf Coast Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts fall meeting in Victoria. Harry Hatermek of Edne chairs Jacksondell district and is newly elected chairman of the Gill Goose Association of Salt and Water Conservation Districts. outgoing chairman Hensy Sunderman of Eagle Lake is praised for leadership.
During the past year attendees from Colorado County included District Directors Arthur Keen of New Biel Bay Hennecke of Mentz Henry Sunderman Eagle Lake and Herbert Engstrom of Garwood reflecting regional leadership aboard the vessel.
Plans are complete for a field day at the Soil Conservation Service plant materials center in Knox County. Local conservation leaders Sunderman Dexter Alderson and Otto Kanlaen wr are among those planning to attend from neighboring districts.
The Colorado River Water Development Association invites support from residents to join as members to promote sound economic development and conservation of the river region. Membership costs 5.00, with checks payable to the association. P O Box 182 Columbus Texas listed for applications.
Bimbus sale guided cars are planned through the 60 acre center starting at 5:00 a.m. Bus trips run continually until about 3:00 p.m. To reach the center, Pav-Wk says go north of Knox City on Highway 23 about 2 miles, then left on FM 1292 for 1/2 mile. Three DWI charges were filed in county court Monday against Charles J. Waligura Jr who pleaded guilty, fined 150 and costs, and placed on 30 days in jail with license suspended for one year. Judge Willard Shuart granted probation on the sentence and license suspension. DWI charges against Ross Deleon Ramos and Clem G. Contreras are pending trial. A DWI charge against Lester Burgess Mays was transferred to county from district court by order of Judge Paul C. Boethe.
Sidney Stross a Texas A and M University student spent the weekend at home in San Marcos with parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stross and family. Terre Landry and David Suers also returned home from college along with Randy Spainger from Sam Houston State University. Rusty Spatinger from Southwest Texas State University joined the family gathering with Jy and Mrs. Chapies L. Spainger.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss economic development and conservation of water resources, with garbled phrases about an association, membership, and a payment or work, plus an individual named with an address and zip code. The readable elements are unclear and no coherent event or person action is determined.
Motorists nationwide mark Highway Week September 20 26 with a Texas observance by the Texas Good Association. President Nixon calls on federal state and industry groups to highlight highway transport goals as the Interstate System nears 70 percent completion. The 42 500 mile plan aims to save lives and billions in travel time and costs while noting ongoing construction and future benefits.
Miss Janice Scott, a student at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Scoopard, in Russell.
The Morada Solant Water Conservation District Board selects its Director Thursday October 1 at Lew Bielay Community Center New Bielay. Arthur Korhn of News Bie lau is the present director eligible for re election. Doyle L. Moore Colorado Co Agent opens the meeting urging all eligible voters to attend with refreshments to follow and two features Pond and The Third Partition shown.
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