REL Will Meet Deer For 12-4A Cage Championship
The Ganders and Deer Park vie for the 12 4A North Zone title after REL handed South Houston a 66 49 loss. The Ganders built a early lead, then held off South Houston’s comeback to clinch top spot and set a district playoff date with Deer Saturday February 18 in Rice Gym.
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REL
Oemanders Spank Trojans
Deer Park
Brazosport
Ganders
Deer
Rice Gym
South Houston
Pasadena
Houston
Ries Gym
Geese Clinch Zone Title Behind Late Rally
South Houston trailed early as 21-7 but closed by halftime, then surged to take a 28-28 tie mid third. The Ganders pulled away, led by Slack with 22 points, Chronister and Nelson key as they outscored the Trojans 18-14 in the final period to seal a 7-1 zone mark and 16-14 season record.
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Ron Plocheck
Sun Sports
Pasadena
Calli
Trojans
Robert E. Leel
South Houston
South
Houston
Bobby Slack
Sidney
Ganders
Mike Thomas
Riha
AEL
First
Slack
Thomas
Bobby ‘Nel
Dean Littlepage
Hel
Don Chronister
Lesvoers
Ted
Metzon Rel
Thomssey
Nelson
Cuttes Forlanders
Judge in Hospital and Local Notices
Judge M M Brown of Justice of the Peace is in Baytown Hospital under observation after illness at home. V V West of La Porte will visit here Thursday for Judge Brown. Bloom in ICU improving at San Jacinto Methodist. Leatherbound Bible found in East Republic block owner to call 5824550. Gulf Coast Base Auxiliary meets 10 a.m. Monday at Mrs. M L Wismer home. Fred Sommer to speak. Message to Mrs Adair about Test wallet. call 566 Ta74. Explorer cabinet meeting set 7 p.m. Thursday at St Mark's Methodist. all cabinet reps urged to attend.
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Justice OF the Peace
Baytown’ Hospital
V. L
Bud
la Porte
Judge Brown
Republic
Hospital Auxiliary
Gulf Coast Base Auxiliary
M. L. Wismer
Oak Shadows
Fred Sommer
Mary Adair
St Mark's
Methodist
Weather and Tides For Baytown Area Thursday
CLEARING AND continued cold weather forecast for the Baytown area Thursday with temperatures from 33 to 50 degrees. A 20 percent chance of rain is expected late Wednesday.
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Baytown
Mont Belvieu Area Social and Boxing Notes
Charles Caldwell and a group of Mont Belvieu area citizens meet as Dub Ward takes a week off. Don Whitehead wins a mail room boxing match by split decision over Vincent Cavaretta. Doris Miller helps four Baytown friends as a good Samaritan. Margaret Anthony recalls working at The Sun. Mrs Afary Brau inquiries on former students. Capt and Mrs W T Busch travel east on West Texas. Louis Barrilleaux and Charles Cook train for management and butchering. Doris Traylor works as a chauffeur on her day off. Dora Ward hard to catch by telephone. Leslie Couch offers help.
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Charles Caldwell
Mex Mosesman
Paul Edwards
Karl W. Corysack
Mont Belvieu Area
Dub Ward
Margaret Anthony
the Sun
Afary Brau
Don Whitehead
Vincent Cavaretta
Doris Miller
Senate panel backs parimutuel betting in Texas
AUSTIN AP Senate Committee on Counties Cities and Towns approved local option parimutuel betting with state control and taxation after a four hour emotional hearing. Sponsor Sen Jim Bates faces a difficult path to floor debate needing 23 votes to suspend constitutional rules. More than 1000 attended as supporters argued economic benefits while opponents raised moral concerns and grayhound betting was noted as missing.
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Austin
Senate
Senate Committee On
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Bates
Walter Campbell
Conroe
John 2 Swain
Temple
Texas
W. E. Berry
San Antonio
Rebuilding Plan Set For Highlands Church
First Baptist Church of Highlands plans a 75000 pound rebuilding program after a Sunday morning fire destroyed its main auditorium. Pastor Rev. Bonner C. Magness says a meeting will form a building committee with Billy Starkey as temporary chair. Fire departments from Highlands McNair Barrett Baytown Wooster Crosby and Channelview aided the effort. Estimated damage ranges from 350000 to 400000 with possible causes under review.
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First Baptist Church
Highlands
Bonner C. Magness
Billy Starkey
E. L. Faulkner
Glenn Muldrow
Frank Hosea
George Wilkerson
Don Perry
J. W. Smith
Richard Marshall
F. E. Kimball
G. D. Chaplin
Jerry Welch
Oswall Harman
Magness
McNair
Barrett
Baytown
Wooster
Crosby
Channelview
Free Shows By Rubinoff Slated For Baytown Visit
Violinist Dave Rubinoff is to be welcomed in Baytown by a Kiwanis committee at 8 a.m. Thursday at the Holiday Inn. He will arrive a day early for school concerts sponsored by the Baytown Kiwanis Club, with a public show at Rupert E. Lee High School auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Friday. Tickets cost 2 dollars, funding a Kiwanis community service project. Rubinoff will also perform at Highlands Junior High Thursday at 9 a.m., Travis Elementary at 9:45, Burnet at 10:20, St Joseph's at 2 p.m., and Friday at Carver 9 a.m., Horace Mann 10:45, Robert E. Lee 12:45, and Ross Sterling 1:45, with more schools possible if time permits.
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Dave Rubinoff
Baytown
Holiday Inn
Glen Kollmeyer
Rubinoff
Highlands Junior High School
Travis
Burnet
St. Joseph's
Carver
Horace Mann
Ross Sterling
Rev
Kollmeyer
eSteemer Lutheran
Baytonians Serve on Harris County Grand Jury Panels
Baytown is represented on Harris County grand juries with four locals named on the panel chosen by Criminal District Judge Wen dell A. Odom in Houston. The group includes R. D. Ballew a Hou ston insurance executive former Councilman Jack Huron Dist Murphy of 1901 Gillette and Mrs B B Ashby a housewife of 4904 St Andrews. The Tuesday Thursday panel contrasts with another jury impaneled Monday by District Judge Miron A. Love that will meet Mondays and Wednesdays.
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Baytown
Harris County
Airhart Drive widening bid tops five offers
An apparent low bid of 39 983 40 by Brown and Root for widening and resurfacing Airhart Drive from Market Street to Decker Drive was submitted to Baytown officials. Five bids were received. the council will decide at the regular meeting. Other bids ranged from 45 699 to 48 920 with completion times 30 to 45 days.
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Brown and Root
Airhart Drive
Market Street
Decker Drive
Manger
Fritz-Lanham
Edna’ Oliv
Lanham
Brown and Poot
Skrla, Inc
Houston
Holland ‘and Little’ Inc
Hous- Gale Beene Co
City Hall
Main “Street
Mrs Stack Dies at 80. 1962 Mother of the Year
Julia Stack, 86, mother of Mrs Eleanore Zorn of Baytown, dies in East Patterson New Jersey. Funeral in Passaic Greek Orthodox Church with body at Labash Funeral Home. Named Mother of the Year in 1962 by the Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars for raising seven sons in World War II plus families. Survived by Zorn and nine other children, 21 grandchildren, six great grandchildren. sons Peter Stack and George Stack noted.
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St. Peter and St Paul's Greek Orthodox Church
Passaic
Nat
Julia Stack
Eleanore
Joe) Zorn
Baytown
Stack
Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stacks
Peter Stack
Houston
VFW
National Vew
George Stack
Harris County
Zorn
Freezing Weather Slows Snow Removal Amid Blizzard Aftermath
Freezing temperatures hamper the massive snow removal job as the East struggles toward normalcy after a crippling blizzard. America’s Sonar Orbiter enters lunar orbit today to map heat landing spots for astronauts.
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East
America
Moon
Mont Belvieu Votes On City Marshall Retention
Mont Belvieu residents will vote Saturday to decide if the office of city marshal should be retained. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the sub courthouse with election judge Don W. McLeod overseeing. Only incorporated area residents may vote. prior voter registration certificates or poll tax receipts are required. Arthur Barrow was elected city marshal in 1966 when Mont Belvieu was incorporated.
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Mont Belvieu
City Marshall
Don W. McLeod
Mont Belvicu
McWeed
Arthur Barrow
Mont. Belvicu
Seaman's Center Open House Sets First Birthday
The Baytown Seaman's Center at 1304 Harbor hosts an open house at 7 30 p m on its first birthday. Rev J Wristers of the Dutch Reform mission will speak on starting similar centers in other U S coastal cities. The center, begun by First Presbyterian Church women, relies on volunteers and accepts dues and pledges for membership and donations.
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Baytown
Seaman's Center
Harbor
J.wristers
Wristers
U.S
Women's Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Fersons
S. United Fund
A While With Kyle at the Clay Terrell Fight
Jim Kyle reflects on a boxing night with Clay and Terrell. He recounts rowdy male spectators and disruptive women in the front rows, culminating in a chaotic six rounds of verbal sparring and polite retreat by the men as the women flash relief and the judges award a win to the women.
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Jim Kyle
Clay
Terrell
W Warren
Stooges
Fire at Montgomery restaurant kills at least 26
A dramatic blaze swept the rooftop dining room of Dale's Penthouse in downtown Montgomery during a wintry Tuesday night. Firefighters faced icy streets as flames rose, with authorities later confirming the bodies of former Public Service Commissioner Ed Peppers and his wife Ann among the dead. Also missing was Mrs. Jack Doane, wife of the Montgomery Advertiser sports editor, who was dining with reporters when the fire started around 11. Governor Wallace expressed sympathy as investigators pursued the high casualty count and linked the disaster to an earlier federal extortion indictment against Pepper.
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Montgomery
Ater
Dale's
Walter Brags Smith
Rimeral
Public Service
Ed Peppers
Ann
Peppers
Pepper
Birningham
PSC
Jack Doane
Montgomery Advertiser
Doane
Lawleen Wallace
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Jack Derrett
Bobby Nelson
Charlie Strauss
Russell Hargraves
Pat Urchin
Jim Fayle
Ira Thompson
Andy May
Randy Short
The
Varsity
Bloom
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Highlands Church
TRE
Selborn Cravey
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytonians
New Harris
Southwest Paving Co
Leasmian Construction, Co
Marshall
Felton
Kyle
Ort
Conkee
Opportunity Center
B! Agency
Kot
Buster’ McAlister
Kajayep
Purpette
Federation
Palgn
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