City Parks Department Announces Youth Job Program in Baytown
Baytown Parks and Recreation launches a teen work program for ages 1 to 14 with a call for applicants and participating employers. The plan offers part time and full time tasks from yard work to babysitting and supervision with weekly meetings and mandatory interviews to ensure standards. Interested parties may contact Mrs Krivak at 424 8572 or the Parks and Recreation Department.
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New Carpet Store Here Sets Opening
Mill-End Carpet Outlet opens Friday and Saturday at 220 E. Texas Ave with hours 9 30 a m to 6 p m Tuesday through Saturday and 8 p m Thursday. Ray Cargill owner of Mayo’s Furniture in Pasadena, former Baytonian and graduate of Robert E Lee High School and Sam Houston State University, will run the store with Dee and son Craig. Employees include Mrs Lil Fliff and Mike Rodgers.
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Jack Walker Backed By State Group
Baytown candidate Jack Walker for a state representative seat in District 78 earned the endorsement of the Texas League of Conservation Voters. The group backed 16 state representative hopefuls and five state senate contenders based on environmental records and a questionnaire. Other endorsements included Rep. Price Daniel, Rep. Lindon Williams, and a tight choice in the District 11 senate race. In statewide races TLCV backed Frances Farenthold for governor John Hill for attorney general Bob ArmLand for treasurer.
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Physical Fitness Program Will Begin Here Monday
About 200 students from five elementary schools and two high schools will participate in a district wide physical fitness festival. Activities include swimming routines, gymnastics, folk dances, rope skipping, and square dances led by staff from San Jacinto, Alamo, and Ross Sterling schools and others.
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Burnet School seeks volunteers for play with a purpose program
Baytown Burnet School in early childhood is launching a volunteer driven program to aid three to five year olds with learning and motor development through structured play. Volunteers will assist in one to one and small group activities while teachers guide focused tasks. A 9 am meeting at the Burnet auditorium invites community members to participate.
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Religion Shapes Ecology Debate In US Public Discourse
New York AP report notes theologians and scientists debate how to curb consumption to avert ecological disaster. Clergy and scholars argue for radical shifts in beliefs and values, with May 3-5 meetings at Claremont campus under Knight of the Cross of Honour awards. Bryson is cited with Masonic roles and Texas Priory membership.
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CV Resident Receives Masonic High Honor
A Channelview resident has been awarded a top Masonic honor reflecting longstanding civic involvement and community leadership. The recognition highlights the individual’s service to local organizations and contributions to the area.
Planning committee outlines new ecologic life directions
The article notes a meeting focusing on shaping life in an ecologically plundered world rather than just danger. It cites several directions including a stationary economy that stops pursuing growth, described as the next difficult step society must take now that people have become concerned.
Bank condition report captures reserves and capital in 1972
The document details liabilities reserves and capital accounts for a Texas bank as of April 26 1972. It lists total liabilities 9624020 08 reserves on loans and securities 0 and equity capital 919657 02 with common stock 150000 00 and total capital accounts 19657 02. Notarized by Viola Stevens and signed by officers including Nelson Gentry Ramsey and Garris.
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