Ma and Pa Bowling League Meeting Notice
The Ma and Pa Bowling League will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Bay Lanes bowling alley meeting room.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1972
Page
1
The Ma and Pa Bowling League will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Bay Lanes bowling alley meeting room.
A 16 year old Baytown car thief suspect escaped from Harris County Juvenile Probation Ward in Houston after locking in a storage room and using a wrench to remove a window. He had been missing since Aug 3 from Brother Raloff School and was involved in multiple auto thefts in Baytown and Pasadena. Police from Baytown and Pasadena searched the area with units and a helicopter. the suspect was later located in a recreation room in Baytown.
Susan Matilda Curfman 74 of 113 Wooster died at 7 30 p m Monday at her home Burial will be in Coushatta La at 1 p m Wednesday by Rose Neath Funeral Homes in Coushatta She was a retired licensed vocational nurse and bus driver in Louisiana and had lived in Baytown 14 years Survivors include two sons Otho A Pickett Baytown and Lester Matthew Curfman Coushatta La an adopted daughter Mrs Mickie Faye LaBorde Baytown three grandchildren and one great grandson.
The Baytown Jaycees announce the Jaycee Action Line to handle community issues. Call 422-3331 starting Sept. 13, Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m., to request action. reports back to the inquirer. Chairman is Martin Copages Jr. Residents urged to submit up to five major local problems via a questionnaire to Box 81.
Clark outlined cost impacts of a $2 custodial and cafeteria minimum, noting a $20,000 rise with cafeteria raises and possible year adjustments. He reviewed House Bill 240 and the mismatch between state and local teacher pay scales, detailing starting salaries, experience boosts, and degree-based increments. Trustee Seth Mitchell pressed for clearer explanations to teachers groups, but Clark called large meetings ineffective and suggested smaller cluster sessions.
Real estate course titled Principles of Real Estate will run 6 to 9 p.m. starting Tuesday for 16 weeks in Room 230 Humanities Building at Lee College. Enrollment includes a $30 fee plus $1 parking, with Stan Walters as instructor.
The USPS says no immediate first class rate increase is needed due to personnel attrition. In Houston an assistant district attorney reports 100000 used cars yearly sold with mileage meters rolled back. Hurricane Betty neared Azores islands Cerro and Flores with 108 mph winds. Rep John G Schmitz says petitions circulate to place Courage party on New York ballot.
Clemens Hausemann 53 of 34 Greenbriar Baytown died Tuesday morning in a local hospital. Funeral services are 10 am Thursday at Earthman Chapel and 10:30 am at St. Josephs Catholic Church with Msgr. Joseph P. O Sullivan officiating. Interment Memory Gardens. He worked in the Enjay Chemical Co process dept and was a former major league pitcher for Boston and Philadelphia. Survivors include wife Margaret, four daughters Lala Wanda Caral Verla, son Clem Jr., mother Estelle Pool, two sisters Jane Wilkinson and George Hivinka. Rosary 8 pm Wednesday at Earthman Chapel.
Felipe Nava aged 78, of Mexico, father to Baytown residents Alfonso Nava and Joel Nava, died Wednesday in Mexico. Survived by wife Delfina Ozario Nava, six daughters, two step-daughters, one stepson, two sons, seventeen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were held Thursday in Mexico City.
Irving W. Boyce age 47 of Houston was treated at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital after a two car collision at Decker Drive and San Jacinto. He was a passenger in a car bound on San Jacinto near the Humble Building when struck by a Channelview driven vehicle. Boyce was transported by Baytown Ambulance Service.
McGovern proposes taxing long term capital gains like regular income and eliminating depletion allowances for oil and gas. He argues closing loopholes could reduce the maximum personal tax rate to 48 percent from 70 percent and raise about 22 billion dollars in federal revenue.
A female dog resembling an African wolf hound was found at 203 N Gaillard wearing a black collar with no identification. Owners urged to identify and claim the animal.
MB School principal John T. Wheeler reports fifth graders at Barbers Hill Elementary will split into art vocal and instrumental labs for 45 minutes daily in a 12 week cycle. Students rotate groups at each term, building foundations in art choral music and basic instrumental skills for middle school preparation.
Trustees and administrators debate whether student exam exemptions remain in effect this year. Clark says plan exists in handbooks, while Nettles doubts Lee’s. Incentives last year exempted seniors from all exams and others limited by attendance, conduct, fines, and teacher approval. Absences during finals void exemptions, a recurring issue.
Yat Lost Y J PINTON of 3706 Massey Tompkins reports a female Siamese cat missing. Call 422-2744 until 3 p.m. or 427-6461 after. A reward is offered for the cat's return.
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