Bay City and Bridge City clash in 3A quarterfinal showdown
Bay City faces Bridge City in a state 3A quarterfinal Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The Kristynik brothers lead Bay City with Paul set to quarterback, following David and Marvin who starred for Texas. Bridge City counters with Steve Worster, a 200 pound junior back and all state selection as a sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Baytown
Kristyniks
Texas
Ganders
David
Marvin
Paul Kristynik
Stump
Worster
Bridge City
Community notices and events in Burnet and Baytown
Sun Spots Burnet Mothers Club meets at 9 30 a m Monday in the school auditorium Progress of the Youth Fair Christmas Party hosted by National Secretaries at 7 13 0 p m Monday at Grace Methodist Church Diebel urges members to arrive by 6 30 p m for decorating and refreshments Youth Fair Association to hold quarterly session 8 p m Monday at the agriculture building Robert E Lee High School Bill Stolander urges attendance to plan activities and set the fair date Open House for 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Leo Bryant 2401 Kilgore Road 2 5 p m Sunday Galveston tides later listed Music recital featuring Loraine Merrill and Katherine Fitzpatrick 8 15 p m Dec 7 at Scollcomb Auditorium San Jacinto College San Jacinto College music faculty members Also notes on Southwest Region American Chemical Society meeting with Dr Burnaby Munson and Dr W H Starnes presenting papers based on Esso Research Baytown Research Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Grace Methodist Church
Glenella Diebel
N Youth Fair Association
Robert E. Lee High School
Bill Stolander
Janet Phillips
Lonnie Bryant
Leo Bryant
Bryant
Kilgore Road
Loraine Merrill
Land Katherine Fitzpatrick
Slocomb Auditorium
San Jacinto College
San Jacinto
Local Page Notes and People Around Town
Sharon Shaddix wonders about the show. Beverly Rockhard lends a hand. Deanna Donelson worries. Mrs. Joe Nunan seen at Humble Community Building for Choir Concert tickets. Ray Gene Chandler sells tickets for the Choir Concert. STAGS Club members look forward to Saturday hayride. Alfard plans a calf weigh in. Mrs. Comer Reeves hopes the owner visits 2907 E Murvil and finds a bicycle on the sidewalk. Ray Helpert promotes Knights of Columbus campaign through holidays. Wilton Roper provides information. Zuia Ward confuses by a road sign in Oklahoma. Jim Ainsworth passes Jaycees leg work to younger men. Lea Rizzuto tours The Sun building. Jeanette King holds weather data as rain falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Shaddix
Beverly Rockhard
Deanna Donelson
Joe Nunan
Ray Gene Chandler
Stags Club
Aten Alfard
Comer Reeves
Sun
Jeanette King
World News Highlights and Editorial Moves
Our World Today reports Kenya Organization of Afrii Unity votes to sever diplomatic ties with Bris ain unless British action crushes Rhodesian rebellion by December. French voters consider Charles de Gaulle’s re election amid possible first-round shortfall. Taxpayers gain a $1.6 million excise tax cut post Christmas. North Vietnamese regiments reduce Saigon’s security by 60 miles, boosting Communist strength. A Dallas panel will select a new editor for the Baptist Standard on December 18. Rev E S James is named editor of the 370,000 circulation weekly Texas Baptist magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
The
Baptist Standard
E. S. James Tethes
Voice of
Texas Baptists
City Hall to seek federal aid for basement facility
Baytown civil defense chief Fletcher Hickerson reports plans to apply for 50 percent federal aid to construct the city hall basement emergency operating center. State and regional officials have discussed space, with final federal approval anticipated 7 to 10 days after submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Landrum
Fletcher Hickerson
Baytoom
Civil Defense
Austin
Hickerson
Baytown
Deaf students learn data processing at Lee College
Three deaf students Mrs Miller Mrs Cameron and Mrs Richardson pursue data processing in Ley College unit record equipment operation with interpreter Mrs C T Golden translating lectures at Memorial Baptist Church She travels to Baytown via a Liberty student Roberta Hand to attend classes and overcome communication barriers
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Stu
Gloria Richardson
C. T. Golden and
Dents
Lee
Betty Miler
College
Estelle Cameron
Lee College
Betty
Miller
C. T. Golden
Hollis Latimer
Golden
Camerfon
Ested
Cameron
Washington, D.C
Houston
Memorial Baptist Church
Baytown
Liberty
Roberta Hand
Mrs. Saunders Tops Baytown Goodfellows Aide
Mrs. Dorothy Saunders, chief Goodfellow’s top aide, becomes a main organizer for the Baytown Goodfellows Christmas drive. Donations from Mr and Mrs A W Mattson, the 39 Study Club, and others bring the total to 445 toward a 2500 goal as they prepare bags and a Christmas party for Baytown’s needy children.
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Chief Goodfellow
Dorothy Saunders
The
Sun Beginning Manda
Baytown
Goodfellows
A. W. Mattson
Jfund
Goodfellow
Jster
Mr. Anonymous
Mrs. Saunders
Permits rise in Baytown building activity in November
Baytown issued 23 building permits in November with total estimated value $562,420 up from $191,428 previous month and $355,225 in November 1965. Commercial permits boosted the total, including Gulf Coast Hospital for a $137,600 addition designed by Lowell Lammers. Other notable permits covered Graywood Arms No 2, Wickershimer Apartments, Lyons Market addition, Humble Oil service station, and multiple residences and minor structures.
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Baytown
Spector
Gulf Coast Hospital
Hollis Construction Co
Pasadena
Lowell Lammers
Graywood Arms
Memorial Drive
James H. Timmons
Wickershimer
Williams
Busch & Milner
J. R. Kelley
Lyons Food Market
N. Pruett
Bayport Construction Co
Alexander Drive
Humble Oil& Refining Co
W. Main St
R. W. Reynolds
E. C. Francis
Community TV Plan Outlined For CofC Members
Wanda Orton reports Baytown discussions on a community coaxial cable system proposed by Phonoscope executive Lee Cook. If adopted, four Houston and three Beaumont channels would join local programs, with clearer color TV and access to sports blackouts, music, and public service content. Estimated cost about 470 dollars monthly plus a 12 dollar installment, extending to each home. The system would be a public utility in Texas, urged by J. W. Edgar of the Texas Education Agency for educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton Lee Cook
Phonoscope
Tor
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Houston
Beaumont
Phonoscope Exchange
Cook
Texas
J. W. Edgar
Texas Education Agency
Parking Lots Confirmed Dry for Hay City Bridge City Game
Memorial Stadium parking will be used unless more rain falls in Flaytoun before the 7 30 p m kickoff between Hay City and Bridge City. Baytoun Athletic Director Dan Stallworth said lots should be dry by game time and the ticket office opens at 6 pm.
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Flaytoun
Hay City
Bridge City
Memorial Stadium
Baytoun
Dan Stallworth
Pollution Panel Calls La Porte Plant Heads
Nine witnesses including two Baytown officials will testify in Houston next Wednesday before the legislative interim committee studying water pollution. Witnesses include Don D. Threlkeld and CG Walton of La Porte, plus executives from Rohm and Haas, Lubrizol, Shell, and Tenneco. The hearing follows protest over Houston Ship Channel zoning for pollution control.
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Baytown Area
Legislative
Houston
Don D. Threlkeld
Upjohn Co
Polymer Chemical Division
CG. R. Walton
Rohm and Haas Co
la Porte
Guy Sutherland
Tenneco
C. G. O'Bannon
Lubrizol Corporation
Deer Park
F. E. Caddy
Shell Chemical
W. A. Que Ibedeaux
Harris County Health Unit
A. G. Mechain
Texas Prison System
Huntsville
Stanley W. Thompson
State Health Department
Rosenberg
H.W. Pfennig
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Houston Ship Channel
Baytown
G-7 Voyage Goes Forward At Press Time
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Weathermen held the key for the Gemini 7 mission the longest U S spaceflight and first rendezvous between two manned craft Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell were hopeful the overcast sky would clear for a 1 30 pm CST launch as plans stayed on schedule The mission aims for 328 hours and 3 minutes in space with a western Atlantic splashdown and would follow Gemini 6 by nine days
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Cape Kennedy
Hoon
Gemini 7
Astro-Nauty
Frank Borimin
James A. Lovell Jr
Fla
Frank Borman
James A. Lavell Sr
Atlantic
Leroy Gordon Coop 1Er Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Walter M.schirra Jr
Thomas P. Staffford
Gemini
Russia
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Iap
Shakey
Frank Borim
Navy
James Ar ‘Lovell Jr
I the Tun
Enjay Baytown plans expansion of ethylbenzene unit
Enjay Chemical Co announces expansion at Baytown Chemical Plant to raise ethylbenzene output. The new unit, costing over 2 million pounds, will start this week and finish by mid-1966. Construction to proceed in phases with Jeri Co Construction Co of Baytown handling the first phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enjay Chemical Co
Baytown
Coates
AM Cnis
Jeri Co Construction Co
Humble Oil & Refining Co
24th Elks Memorial Service Set Sunday
Baytown Elks Lodge members plan the 24th annual memorial service for deceased members at 4 p.m. Sunday at 2515 Market. Rev. P. Walter Henckell of Trinity Episcopal Church will be the main speaker. Lodge officers will conduct the ceremony with Mrs. R. H. Chandler and Mrs. Ethel Bush singing a solo. L. C. Sprayberry and J. F. Ferrer helped plan the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Elks Lodge
P. Walter Henckell
Trinity Episcopal Church
R. H. Chandler
Ethel Bush
L. C. Sprayberry
J. F. Ferrer
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Burnet School
Burnet Mothers Club
Galveston
Citizens National Momber F.C
Kes
Organization of Afriican Unity
Brisain
Hodesiaw
Charles de Gaully
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ina
City Hall
Market
West Main Streets
Citizens National Bank
the Sun
Mattson
Tures
Starett Lumber Co
Eaves Drive
E. Fe Luquire
Jack Hart
Ivie Lee
Don L. Whitaker
Superior
Houston Quality lHomes
F. Luguire
Tuscan Lane
Lydia Jo Construction Co
Standley Hazel
Oak Drive
Gene Muller
Martin Gonzales
Ave
Rpcarport
R. FL Tucker
Bames
Barney Morton
David Garth
Scarlett
Paul Oviedo
W. Humible
J. J. Koudelka
Arbor
Rearport
Orville Smith
E. Loblit
W. C. Ferguson
J. G. Buck
W. Main
L. E. Hlanak
Roy H. Acres
Peggy SL
Gars Sams
Gst
First National Bank
Cofc
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
Alam
la Porte Plant
Houston Chamber of Commerce
McKain
Thompson
Texas Water Resources' Foundation
Houston Club
Harris
Brazoria
Chambers Counties
Thad Felton
Enjay
Elks
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