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PACE 6 EAGLE LAKE HEADLIGHT TmmS.rntffE 3,1976 EAOtir LAKE HEADLIGHT THURS., JUNE 3, 1976 PAG£ 7- Ijrniffo fngsfrom Two Local Students To Boost WQK YANKS, DODGERS; CUBS, Teen Raiders Donee Schoo/ Outstanding Garwood 8th Split With Grade Athletes Gef Awards Recffo/ Ikifs Wed. PIRATES SPLIT IN tL PLAY Dodgers R«talA Mrs. Lyndia Engstrom of Flatonia Garwood will present her Ont Gamt Lead Alokal dance students in the Reds Beat Astros, Win Home Opener production of "Dancentennial The four teams in the Ea^e 1976" in the Rfce High School Lake Major Little League Lost Thurs. .U-4 snapped out victories in action Commons area at 8:00 p.m. last week, hence the standings The Eagle Lake Teen Raid­ f this Wednesday evening, Tigers In Peewee Play remained the same as the week ers, comprised of players in k June 2nd. before with the Dodgers in the the Rice District, opened Trl- The public is invited to M«tt Undafeated the Rangers' six hits. David lead with a 4-1 record, the County Teenage League play attend, without admission. Cortez and Rodney Baslliurl- Yanks are now 3-2, Pirates last week by bowing to Flat­ >-r Many students from the ed for the losers. 2-3 and the Cubs M. onia In Flatonia 13 to 3 on In Two Starts In the second game, the Garwood-Nada area and In the action on Tuesday Tuesday night, but But­ Reds knocked the Astros out others will be presented in night of last week the Yanks ch Watson's Raiders regained The Reds Peewee Little of the top spot with a 14 to 4 the entertaining and colorful Leaguers walloped the Astros jumped off to a six lead their poise and.walloped Flat­ (On fovr of Ae NoiroiHw /sjbnrfs production. win. They .got 14 hits includ­ and then scored a run In the onia^ 14 to 4 in their home open­ 14 to 4 and beat the Tigers ing 3 each by Temple Thom­ 15 to 5 to highlight play dur­ top of the sixth to win a crucial er at the city ball park Thurs­ as, Henry Gonzales and Keith 10 to 9 decision oveV the Dod­ day night. ing the past week. The Mets, Pesnell and 2 each by Wil­ % 27-Jm 6; gers. The Dodgers tallied four D0NAI4) FEBRY Tuesday nigtjt, June 1st, the with two wins and no losses, liam Hollas and Greg Contrer- were Idle during the week aitd times in the fifth and had a -Raiders hosted Movlteiv in a aB. Hollas was the winning t»lly fotpR. t^i t»w j^jrtlj M4, . .,hol4,Jtlie .leqtfl-W per''""^**H^ Wtehtt. The A* > >'jBd:.t^ Id, Wfiarton co^y ^ntor (^toKrf'^4ifi*»"-«aiiaWli!r» rtl»5?ugb Saturday. issue, the girU and their RANGERS 1 3 of the Rice High School Raid­ Greg Fra«rw*r«wtiinlnf pit­ each by Steven Pesnell, Andy and Braves vs. Rangers IncUndUig a single, triple anda Carter football lineman of the year; Sherrle Johnson in T^eiT schedule calls for leaders, Mrs. R. R. Thomas' GIANTS 0 4 ers baseball team was named chers. .The Giants had 9 hits Anderson and Anthony H^emp- Wed., June 9: Mets. vs. . John Crammer got frack; and Kyle Mackey, basketball player of the year :in.' 6M Scoofs them to; leave Hilo at 8:35 and Dr. Thomas and Mrs. K. Monday night of this week to the first team All-District with. Richard Klekar getting a hilU John Young and Scott Giants and Braves vs. Rangers the only other . for golf. p.m. Sahirday; to arrive at R. Szymanski and Mr. ' the Rangers were due to nfeet home rim and^ two singles,, Games at 6 and 8p.m. Little teain in the west zone of Dis­ Holden were losing pitchers. . trict 13AAA last week, an­ Grammer pitched three in­ Los Angeles at 6:25 a.m. SzymanskiySend greetings and the Tigers and the Astros pitcher Steve Almanza had 2 League Field Senif rhonks In the second game last nounced Raider coach Winn nings and got relief from Dar- compared to 1,956 in Aprif Newton Urges Sunday and depart there at thanks to all the wonderful tangled with the MMs. Wed­ hits and David Garza 2 hits. CV LITTLE LEAGUE Tuesday, the Pirates whipped Hollas. rel Appelt and Mike Morales, 1975. Convictions 4lso ro^is: 9:30 a.m. on Continental people who helped in so many nesday night of this week the The Braves face a possible the Cubs 14 to 8 with Michael Fri., June 4: Wallis at East Perry is a three year let- Thursday night, the Raiders tered a 17 percent incren-vt* Airlines Flight 950 at 9:30 ways to make their "dream Giants seek their first win forfeit of the game slace they Davis leading an 11 hit attack Bernard and Sheridan at Gar­ Game, Fish from Mowojf tierman and wa^ catcher for did a big "turnaround" from 1.142 to \Mh -—,X. Voters to Clieck a.m. with arrival at Houston come true." In a game with the Astros were unable to field a full with four hits. Phillip Schor- wood the Raiders for two years be­ with an impressive 14 to 4 win Led by a whopping 61 Eagle Lake Girl Scouts and the Reds play the Rang­ team. lemmer had 2, Cedric Pope, Tues., June 8: East Bernard fore switching to the outfield over the same Flatonia team. percent increase in wat«t Mforrfs ore inoifeftfofe fo express ffte greof fee/ing of of Troop 71 and their leaders ers. Thursday night the Bra­ Clarence Spears, David Rucka at Sheridan and Garwood at Violations In the second game the Reds during the past season. He Their coach..^$aid that all of safely-related vk)lation!j(f Qualifications send greetings this week ves meet the Mets at 6 and the Ike Clayton and Neil Marsalia Wallis. . continued to pound theballand had an overall batting record the boys played fine ball and categories covered rahK^ from Hawaii where they are Tigers tangle with the Giants had one hit each. Pope, Da­ Peewees 5:30, farm leant Hep. Jon Newton of they got 15 hits in the 15 to 5 of .294. if they keep up the good play from illegal harvesting (^ koppfoess ooif fhoolrfolness in oor heorfs fo ereryone nrfto Beeville says the central' enjoying a 10 day stay on to end the first round of play, win over the Tigers. Donald vis and Rucka were pitchers. at 7:00, majors at 9:00 On Increase Named to the first All-Dis­ they should be real league game aniitials to 'fishinf isspe in his Democratic race , three of the Hawaiian although there are several Hollas had 3, Dennis Hemp­ For the Cubs, Troy Grounds contenders. There were 43 percent Islands. make-ups. had 3 hits, Calvin Foster 2, TEENAGE trict team were: Erevia of without a license.. .' for the Texas Railroad hill 3, Robert Dlerschke, Toni Wharton as catcher; Wilson of The Raiders got 11 hits in more hunting, fishing and l( The group arrived in To open the second round Teague and Rodney Williams 2. Calvin Tillman and Bryon Sport and commercisfi helped moke oor trip possible. We send best wishes from Commission this Saturday. Thurs., June 3rd, 7:30 p.m. the game including two each state park violations in April THE HRST Mon., June 7th the Reds meet Woods one each. Grounds went West Columbia, first base; . fishing violations, pollulioij, June 5. is which of the two Hawaii Thursday .afternoon Hemphill and Keith Pes­ Raiders go to Moulton by Appelt, Morales, David 1976 than for a similar period the Mets in a battle among the the route on the mound. Gabrysch of Edna, second; water safely and park aiib candidates is better qualified for five days in Honolulu on nell were pitchers. The Tig­ Mon., June 7, host Schulen- Ruiz, and John Schneider; Kris­ in 1975. according to the Sweeny al Whartai, short­ miscellaneous violation rate to cope with modern energy the island-of Oahu. They left leaders and the Braves test ers had 7 hits with Jeff Lip- burg at city ball park, 7:30 tynlk slammed out a home run; Texas Parks knd Wildlife Howoii 00(1 wont you to know thot we appreaotedjhe help the Rangers. On Wednesday Friday night saw things stop; Smith of Sweeny, third; gories all registered increasos and tninsportaion problems. Honolulu for the island of perdt getting two of them. Jack Mann had a two run Department, whose game night of next week the Mets switched around with the Cubs outfielders, Perry of Rice, between April 1975 and 19Vj(, "If the voters compare my Maui Tuesday morning and NATIONAL BANI Paul Luna was the losing pit­ getting their first win by whip­ Jackson of West Columbia and Louis Tillman got a wardens are charged with meet the Giants and the Reds Only game law violatiotfe will be on Maui through cher. ping the Pirates 13 to 3 and the and Ybarba of Wharton; and hit. Appelt led in RBIs with enforcing game and fish laws of so monYinmoking ''Oor Dream Come ^^^^^*'' Al/Lif public rei-ord with the record and Astros play in another SoMof/ . decreased slightly, fronv \'t Wednesday. "Today. Thurs Dodgers got revenge on the pitchers Rivera of Wharton, 3. in the stale. ()'• Jerry Sadler I have no crucial contest. reported arrests in .\pril IM?f) EAGLE UKE. lEXAS Yanks 9 to 7. Grantz of Yoakum and Ballin Morales pitched all six in­ Recently completed figures iloubi th::it I will win In the opener last Wed­ to 163 fiir April df this yeai .'^ In the opener, the Cubs tal-/ of Edna. nings and did an excellent Job Saturday."- declared the nesday night, the Mets banged Nada CVO SdMuks show 2.799 arrests in April. Commission. lied five times in the first and and got support from his team .'J4-vear old attorney, who is a o\it 10 hits to beat the Rangers EAGLE LAKE SLO PITCH, Newton and Sadler. 68, ••••••••••••••••• four in the second to breeze mates, who committed only ineiiibtT (if the Governor's 9 to 4. Six of the runs came Benefit Party Sat, Thurs., June 3: Saints vs, In the sixth to breeze to their Matcheskl, Louis Tllln ac cimTijt'd as runoff opponents to their first win. They had 12 MAYC, Baptists vs. Hustlers 3 errors and i.'ave up two un­ KiuTgy Advisory Council and in the last ot the fifth. The first win. Paul Kuiz, David Kuiz, .Af- from an eight candidate field The Nada CYC will sponsor hits including 3 by Grounds, . Fri., June 4: Lissie vs. earned runs. the Interstate Oil Comnact Rangers rallied for two in Included on the Raider ros­ nold Rodriguez, Robert Bar­ in the first primary. a Benefit Party this Sat., 2 each by Foster, Andy Gert­ Toros, Jaycees vs. Firemen The Raiders scored twice ''MAKE THE RRST NATiONAi the top of the sixth but came ter are: Darrel Appelt, Mike rios, Thomas Kallina, .Join June 5th at 8:30 p.m. in the son and one eadh byMarkSal- Tues., June 8: Saints vs. in the second, five in the four­ ^cv.HVt^ Sh^hjho^ hucLr/\5h^ up short. The Mets' hitting MAYC Hustlers Morales, John Crammer, Jack Schneider, Wayne ChlsuiiJ »i>(i Nada Parish Hall. azar, Clarence Benson, Mark Hustlers and MAYC vs. Toros th, one in the fifth and five rOURBANK" was led by Malcolm Thomas, Ruether, Tillman and Woods. Mann, Ricky Kristynlk, Keith Gary McTear. Carl Brown and Eve Thomas Refreshments will be sold. Games at 7:00 knd 8:15 at Tillman was winning pitcher. City Ball Park ' with two hits each. David Everyone is invited to attend. The Pirates had 9 hits, 2 by GARWOOD-NADA ACES Win M In "i Cccpib Morgan was the winning pit­ Pope, one each by Shawn Spaa, (Vjiicj-^t*y>\. cher. Gordon Bass had 3 of Wed., June 2: Ac^s at Need- •^eH^ mu BcJj&x EAT MORE RICE ihel, Jeff Psencik, Don Spears vllle, 8 p.m. k \ M. Davis, Clayton, Horace Thurs., June 3: Aces host Softball Tourney Pettus. Pope and M. Davis Rospnb^rg, Spun., Nada fieU^^ were the pitchers. Tues., June 8: Aces host The MAYC Hustlers soft- open to students who are ORANGE ALERT! nomical level. tpace Walk In Dome Sat. In the Dodgers' 9 to 7 wli^ New Gulf, 8 p.m. Nada field ball team participated In a 16- employed or wish to be free CHECKING ACCOUNTS over the Yanks, they piled up Wed., June 9: Aces go to team lienefit softdall tourna­ fhursday Last from classes. The demonstration plot will l)f viewed during the a 9 to 4 lead in four innings Damon, 8 p.m. V ment In Rosenberg last week Call Wharton County Jun Micronutrient Join The Astros Revolution! Western Rice Belt Field Day and held off a late rally by and brought home a l)eautiful ior College at_ 532 4560. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS [gjj'ggg trophy for third place. and Tour set for.hiiie -1. Field the Yanks to win 9-7. The THERE'S PLENTY OF EXCITEMENT DURING Day To Register extensions 24-25. for details Dodgers had 10 hits, 3 by Daw­ Line Hustlers started with a day headquarters will be the THIS NEXT HOMESTAND IN THE or come to the cOlleife located Study Part Of SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES son, 2 each by Young and Hold­ irtn Saturday morning in the Kl Campo High S<'h«iol. with at 911 Eteling lliuhwav in en and Alex Ramirez and one first round of the double eli­ tours conducted during the Garwood LL For WCJC Classes Wharton. ^ • by Looney. Ramirez was the mination tournament. In the early afternoon followed by a INSTALLMENT AND COMMERCIAL \ MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Thursday. June 3 is the Final exams are July 9 and winning pitcher. The Yanks second round they were de­ Rice Field Day program and barlnn-ue. feated in a tlose g:ime Satur­ last day to register or add the second six weeks of LOANS had 9 hits with David Sosa and MAY31,JUNE1,2,3,AT7:35PIVI Heading up the micro James Rhodes with 2 each, day afternoon but Iwunced back I'ourses for the first six summer classes convene July Just what effect micro Takes Lead nutrient work is John Box, J. Powell, Lapg, S. Powell, with wins Sunday morning and The Will Be Here weeks of summer classes at 12 through August 19. nutrients have on rice AGRICULTURAL LOANS production remains some ass(H'iate agronomist with the Danny Morales and Johnnie fvening. Wharton County Junior Texas Agricultural Fxtension Young love, tender and touihlng, is displayed in this Darnell getting one each. Sosa The performance of the Hust what of a mystery. S«>. a field scene from Warner Eiros.' "Ode to Billy Joe'' whith opens College in Wharton. All T^ Subacribe to Headlight S«'rvice. Box has worked with hurled for the Yanks. lers was outstanding, accord­ Monday IS "Make The Reds Feci At Horns Night" so demonstration is underway in this Thurs., June 3id .ind (ontinues through Ttiurs., June MIMBtR or rtDIIUL OOdflT IMnmAIICI In CVLL courses are held in the Whartim County Kxtension ing to all the fans present. *• . 1 wear something Orange! Lets fill Ihe Astrodome vvilh CaU 234-2783 today! Wharltm County to deter 10th at the Cole Tlie.itre in Kosenlwrg. Nobby Benson and CORKMATmi On Tuesday night of this mominjfs leaving afternoons Agent Henry Smith in setting week the Dodgers and Cubs The Garwood aiKl East Ber­ The team is m.ide up mainly Orange and sink The Heds' Tuesday is Humble and mine if micronulrients will Glynnis O'Connor .ippear as the stare rossed lovers whose up (he demonstration on the Accown msuRiD w TO $40,000.00 were to meet and the Yanks nard Little Leaguers split a of young boys ranging from Pasadena night, with special attention lo fans from secret formed the liasis of Bottle Gentry's smash record increase yields at an eco took on the Pirates. Friday pair of shut-outs in play last 13 to 18 years with experien­ these oullying communities Wednesday is a tegular J. J. Hill Farm alimit 10 miles hit of the same title that is the source of the story. night at 6 p.m. the Pirates week, but Garwood vetains a ced assistance from Billy Ladies Nighl and Senior Citizens nighl It you lit these categories you gel a $ 1 reduclioo on the price ol box or Gef your meet the Yanks and at 8 the one-grame lead in the Colo­ Salazar, David Saucedo. Hen- reserved seat tickets Thursday. 10 000 Gillette Mens Razors will t>e given to the Cubs play the Dodgers. Next rado Valley Little League t\ Cordova, Frank and IJay \ northwest of Kl Canipo. The Tues., June 8th, the Dodgers standings. Gonzales and Johnny Rivera. tirsM 0.000 meni dehionstralion site is about meet the Pirates and the Cubs On Tuesday of last week, one half mile south of the and Yanks get together. East Bernard won a 7 to 0 PdulanS2S-DA inlers«'ction of Farm Roads decision in East Bernard with FRIDAY,JUNE4AT7:35PM, l;W0 and lltW. The surface Dusek pitching and also lead­ SATURDAY, JUNE 5 AT 6:00 PM, atf^8,M soil on the site was remov«>d OFFICIAL NOTICE ing East Bernard hitters with Free Pizza Bar & Chain during •< lanil leveling 2 for 3. Wicks hurled for W' Manus Gunter. this SUNDAY OOUBLEHEAOER Wrongltr & Mitif r W«tttrn Wtor operation. Karl "The Great" Wallenda, sire of the famous circus Garwood and Pratt led hitters AT 2:05 PM It's The with 2 for 3. is your ticket for a tree Nocono & Acfflf Boots, Amtricon The demonstration fea, famllx will spacewalk a 600 foot tightwire across the heights pi/.za at the Eagle Lake Dairy Hois tures thriH' treatments jjirtc The 38tli Annual Heeling of Houston's Astrodome this Sat., June 5th immediately Friday in Garwood it was a different story witlTGarwood Delite, where you got the Another Foamer Night on Friday If any Astro hits a four hii igt > Tort I lilts, eillfotds, otc. $14995' sulfate (3ti per cent ziwllil 10 following the baseball game between the finest foods in town including or if The Cubs Bill Madlock sliikes oul. during an even minute pounds per acre, ferric Chicago Cubs and the . Fans will gasp at winning lO.to'O. K. Joiinson of hurled for Garwood and allow­ delicious pizza. Clip this out through the 8th inning, free suds for everyone over 18. SS iTHKCh Honos Undorwoar and Sox sulfate (27 [HT cent inml at this performer's courage and skill. with automatic chain oiling ed only one hit. He alsp had and present at the Dairy De­ as you csn drink! Plus, il s Frey Night 3 Frey labels and 50 c gel 200 pounds per acre, and a Give 0 Gift Certificate on their 2 for 3 and Vasquez 2 for 4 lite for your tree pizza not you a seat Also The Boy Scouts will present a plaque lo Cub Rick Mjnufjclunr'i 5lu99*lt*() Liil •>riC( combination of the two at ^^ and Pratt 2 for 3. Schatz pit­ later than June 8,197G. \Monday for his heroic flagsavmg acl last month I SL WHAT rilF. IVOI K&ilON^LS ISE those rates. Both materials ched for East Bernard with special day. were incorp«trate«l into the I'01I.\N CIIAI.V SAW.S - THE WORLD'S H.NEST: arton County Electric , Kramr Retting the one hit off »0 soil prior to planting. Johnson, EAGLE TRACTOR INC ' Two additional plots will ( East Bernard wonbothfarm East Bernard was in Wallis W^W We^Urn StoreI m I. M.\iN - f \ ;i ^ :.AKK - I'H.^M 2';io feature a commen-ial product team games 13 to G and 20 and Garwood In Sheridan. On I 217 EAST MilX - DO\V.\TO.V.\ E.AGLE LAKE ustnl as .-I Mvd treatment at Ye Old Towne Shoppej to 4. Friday night East Bernard Saturday nighl. alter Ihe game Karl "The Great" planting. Garwood now has a 3-1 re<- hosts Wallis and Garwood is Wallenda will walk across the'heights ot The As­ ; I'urpos*' of the demonsira Cooperative, Inc. 113 EAST MAIN ST. - EAGLE LAKE -(Former Beckman Drug Sitel ord, East Bernard is 2-1. host to Sheridan. On Tues­ trodome on a lightwire more than 600 feel long tion is to determine if micro Sheridan 1-2 and Wallis (Bra­ day of next week. E.ist Ber­ Come prepared lo gasp and marvel al the skiU^and nutrients have a place in a Candy McCreory, Owner zos) 0-3. nard goes to Slieridan and courage of Ihis intrepid perforfnef^ fertilization program for rice Tuesday night of this week Garwo()d to Wallis. in this particular area of the will be held ' lib jr» ftioliy openiRgi THURS, JUNE 31 I'exas Rice B«>lt. points ..ut There s a big Doubleheader on Sunday and it s a Family H»»x. The b«'nefils of micro- Day with all kids 14 and under getting a S1 reduction II s nutrients have varied in the Join us for coffee and listen to the also Montgomery County Day. and Astros Buddies .. -. •. * it M n ^...... 11.. . 1- -' - WEDNESDAY. lONE 9.1976 Meetmg Day...But most important Us. Academy pn!4| niil? nifJTI"! IIIIT t TiiS Awards Day for Kids out of School. Over lOO great demonstrati(»n will give rice old tunes from a player pfona~ pnres rubt)er bo*^s skate boards, rods and reels, m prmlucers a clear picture of al 7:30 P.M. "while you shop/ ' flatable floats sleeping bags, lenls lennis r.^rqiieis micronutrient resp«)ns«-. r^ motorcycle helmets and lots more, courlesv ot Other demonstrations Academy Surplus Stores. dealing with lH>(h rice and El Campo High School Auditorium sovlM'ans an' k-inn conducted WHAT WILL WE HAVE? irt Whar(»m County and deal with s«H>d treatment. witMl Registration of Members - - ~ -- 6:00-7:00 P.M. and disease control. .\ Needle Point Kits, Crewel Work, Handcrafted MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY soylM\in variety test is als«i Barbecue Brisket Supper — - - _ 6:00-700 ?M Ivin^ plannetl alon^ with a f^Mhance luket .sales onlv. $,..K, ,3,^. .Vadlin^ June 7J ' Gifts, Cache Pots, Furniture and much more. JUNE 7,8,9 AT 7:35 PM bird control demonstration in Musicol Entertainment rr ,' . V. a frriili/rr yproatU'r - 6:30-7:30 P.M. effici«'nc)' test, and a sliuly on Ul\ AIKMI Salm. AlU'n al the DriranJ On Monday Nighi all High School Seniors will be admitted lor halt pnce Ami the U!H' of phl. AH nuns and sisteis m nunilH*r of these will be Principal Speaker - _ .'^ . Custom Hade Frame Opening Spetiol Robert and Maxine Griffith n .J John Henry Faulk CHOOSE S DINNER NAPKINS Iheir habils will come m free On Tuesday it s Seoul nighi again Bos An6 Giri viewitl during' the u|N'nt fori-on- Free Registration for Prizes Eagle Lake Insurance Agency O'l Sdie a* Thf' Astrodonif rind dli fj Foley s lrover»ial Stale Supreme on KTE AT 222 EAST M.UN ST. Open 9:30 to 5.-00 Kon. - Sot Hi M.^ It. I<. k.lMnir I'll Hu>lh<4| M<>u\l 7 7001 CiHirl IVmtrratic nominee Children's Prizes Too EAGLE LAKE -234-r.OO IKtn Yarbnni^h oTHouKlon