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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2004
Page
1
More than 170 volunteers from local service leagues organize the fifth Civic Pride Childhood Cancer Picnic set for April 24. Civic leader Calvin Evans, who died last November, sparked the idea five years ago to give pediatric cancer patients a chance to be children outside the hospital.
The Baytown Optimist Club invites pediatric cancer patients and registered volunteers to a free picnic at the Clubhouse, 1724 Market St., from 10 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday April 24. Guests gain entry at no cost.
Amy Mateo, owner of Mateo's Moonwalk Rentals at 2502 North Main, says seven moon walks worth about 14000 dollars were stolen after burglars backed a vehicle into her garage between 6 30 p m Thursday and 9 30 a m Friday. Sno cone and cotton candy machines were untouched. Police suspect garage door entry and are seeking information. a reward is offered at 281 427 5867.
The Lee College Lady Rebels tennis team has surged to the top of the Southwest JUCO championships, showcasing strong singles and doubles play and edging rivals for team honors.
Baytown City Council approved a gateway for the Baytown Nature Center and new sewers for the Craigmont subdivision in a unusually sedate meeting. Mayoral rivals Mercedes Renteria and Calvi Mundinger sparred briefly when speaking out together. The council also appointed Municipal Judge Larry Bailey to an interim term starting March 25 and Mayor Pete Alfaro formed an ad hoc committee.
A PAGE 2A guide lists area Easter egg hunts and Baytown pastors outline Sunday Easter services. The spread highlights church schedules, service times, and related community activities for families and worshippers.
Sixty one contributors to the United Way of Baytown Area 2003-04 campaign are recognized as leadership givers, totaling about $100,000 of the $1,655,425 campaign. John H. Echols of Southwest Bank of Texas serves as Baytown Region Chairman and notes leadership giving helps the community. Catalyst gifts range from $5,000 to $9,999, with Cornerstone and Patriot levels also acknowledged through awards and apparel.
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