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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2014
Page
2
Tuesday Lions Club gathers for a noon meeting at the Golden Corral. Readers are invited to submit upcoming events by emailing sunnews bay townsun.com with the subject ing soon.
Pilot Club meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays at noon at Luna's. Rotary Club meetings occur Wednesdays at a current unspecified time and location.
The Kiwanis Club gathers at noon at Luna's with a seminar on heart and lung rehabilitation from 6 30 to 7 30 p m in the San Jacinto Hospital community room. Exercise physiologist Chad Vice will discuss cardiac and pulmonary rehab. Call 281 428 2273 or whouston methodist.org events.
A group of Baytown seniors plans a Coushatta casino bus outing on September 3, departing the Community Center at 2407 Market Street at 8 a.m. The trip costs 15 dollars, includes 10 dollars in free play, and offers snacks, drinks and bingo on the bus. Call 832-597-6400 for details.
Vendors are needed for an October 18 craft show at Trinity Assembly Church located at 1008 East Lobit. Interested parties should call 281-422-5948 and leave contact information.
The Lee High School Class of 1967 will hold a reunion at 7 p.m. on November 1 at the Evergreen Point Golf Course clubhouse. For reservations email clm48 comcast.net or visit the class Facebook page REL Class of 67.
The Sun on Page 1B Sunday corrects a caption for a Community Resource Credit Union photo by removing the name Kristen Curette from the caption.
A verse proclaims great peace for those who love your law and affirm that nothing can make them stumble, underscoring steady faith and moral steadiness.
Lee College President Dr. Dennis Brown joined about 50 attendees in Washington for a White House and Department of Education sponsored session on expanding college access through community colleges. The event focused on developmental education and pathways to help underprepared students succeed in college and progress to degree or certificate programs. Brown noted the meeting reinforced federal support for colleges assisting underprepared students and highlighted Lee College’s ongoing role with Achieving the Dream.
Goose Creek Memorial High School cheerleaders sponsor a September 2 to 3 clinic for K through 5 students from 4 to 5 45 p m in the auxiliary gym. Fees are 50 dollars include a T shirt and bow payable Sept 2 or via pre registration at Goose School main office. Participants will perform with Patriot cheerleaders at Friday home game. Nancy Jacobs provides details.
The Sterling Class of 1984 reunion begins Friday with a REL RSS mixer at Dirty Bay from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday features a Ranger Reunion and Casual Cocktail Party at Royal Purple Raceway from 7 p.m. to midnight. RSVP via Facebook and mail checks to the provided Baytown address. prices are 30 dollars per person and 50 dollars per couple.
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