Community Orchestra To Feature LC Soloist
John O'Neill, Lee College woodwinds instructor, will be soloist for Baytown Community Orchestra's 8 p.m. Tuesday concert in Rundell Hall. He joined the orchestra at its start in 1968 after study with Paul Tucci and performances with the Houston Symphony. He holds a UT Austin bachelor’s and UH master’s degrees. A reception hosted by Baytown Music Study Club will follow in Moser Hall with club officers as hosts.
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Baytown Community Orchestra
Rundell Hall
Lee College
David L. Corder
O'Neill
Paul Tucci
Houston
Houston Symphony Orchestra
University of Texas In Austin
Tthe University of Houston
University of Texas
Austin Symphony Orchestra
Edna
Baytown
School Lunches Across Baytown and Barbers Hill
Baytown schools offer Breakfast including tomato juice egg buttered biscuit and milk. Lunch choices include Wieners or ham burger steak mashed potatoes buttered carrots spinach congealed salad buttered loaf bread milk and peanut butter cookies. Barbers Hill serves Turkey tetrazinni buttered cabbage cranberry sauce sweet potato pudding milk and hot rolls. Channelview elementary menus feature beef stew vegetables mixed greens pineapple with cheese corn bread and milk. High School options are Turkey with dressing or sliced ham cranberry sauce English peas green salad jello hot rolls with butter and milk.
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Baytown
Barbers Hill
Channelview
Governors chosen at Pueblo Indian pueblos in New Mexico
Religious leaders name governors for 11 of 19 pueblos with one year terms starting Jan 1. At remaining eight pueblos officers are elected by tribal members.
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Pueblo Governors
Albuquerque
New Mexico
City to Keep Trucks Off Wisconsin Street
Grover Edge urged the city council to keep trucks off Wisconsin Street noting a 1965 agreement to divert through Humble Oil property. The council affirmed the ongoing practice and said the new truck ordinance keeps Wisconsin as a designated route only in the original 1962 list.
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Wisconsin
Grover Edge
Edge
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
No Place To Hide Money In Car Theft Report
Richard Fontenot reported Baytown police a theft from his car parked in the 700 block of Oak. Entry was made from the passenger side, with the floor mat noted as not a good hideout for money.
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Richard Fontenot
Harlem
Fontenot
Baytown
Self Service Stations Are Now Legal
Baytown city moves to repeal a 1968 ordinance prohibiting self service gasoline stations after a state law allows them with an attendant. City Attorney Bill Laughlin says the local ban is no longer valid. Billy Angel plans to open a self service station with council assurance of repeal.
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Baytown
Bill Laughlin
Billy Angel
Burglaries Reported in Bay Town Weekend
Bay Town police logged four burglaries two break-ins one auto theft and two thefts over the weekend. E D Williams 113 Limerock Oak reported a table radio valued at 65 dollars and a shortwave radio worth 125 dollars stolen from his home. Charlene Reynolds 3800 Baker Road reported an entry to her apartment with a stereo and tape player valued at 198.44 and an 18 inch color TV valued at 338.68. A break‑in occurred at Archie E Porter 1310 East Street.
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Baytown
E. D. Williams
Liver Oak
Charlene Reynolds
Baker Road
Archie E. Porter
Break-Ins Plague Baytown Police Report Burglary Spree
Break-ins across Baytown target a 24 inch black and white TV valued at 50 dollars at a residence, a coin operated machine at an automatic car wash on Carolina, stealing 15 to 25 dollars, and a second break in yielding about 6 dollars. W E Broom’s Bayway Washateria reported theft of turf and steel rings worth 48 dollars. John A Reynolds reported an electric grill and copper tubing faring block missing from his garage over past weeks. A car owned by Mrs Harvey Willene Griffin was found broken into behind Gulf Coast Hospital. A Jones 7 11 store on North Main was robbed of 101 dollars.
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W. E. Broom
Burnet
Bayway Washateria
Bayway Drive
John A. Reynolds
John A
Harvey Willene Griffin
Hazel
Gulf Coast Hospital
N. Main
Rock Mineral Club Formed In Baytown
Twenty three members attended the organizational meeting of the Baytown Rock and Mineral Club. Durwood Rice spoke on rocks within a fifty mile range of Baytown and Jim Maple presented sources of information and showed his crystal collection. Officers elected were John Holley president Jim Maple vice president Mrs James A Williams treasurer and Mrs R C Swain secretary.
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Baytown Rock and Mineral Club
Durwood Rice
Kansas
Baytown
Jim Maple
Iscenic
John Holley
James A. Williams
R. C. Swain
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