GOOTS members tour Barbers Hill gym in Gulf Coast Classic
Baytowns GOOTs join leaders at Barbers Hill for the Gulf Coast Classic basketball event tour. The outing includes hospitality room chats with Don Price and Pete Sulis, a lunch, and a tour of the renovated $1.5 million gym seating 2,000.
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the Hill
Baytown Sun Sports
Michael Pineda
Barbers Hill
Baytown
Michael
Pete
Sulis
Don
Price
Mont Belvieu
Eagles
Iguana Joe’s
Pete and
Leo Hechler
Michael E. Finley
Jepp Busch
George Crow
Carl Theiss
Leo
Sun
Gerald Ford
Greg Horne
Greg
Goose Creek
Tom Holland
Ashley
Victoria
SNAP offers free spay neuter and licenses in two Houston areas
The Spay Neuter Assistance Program provides free spaying and neutering rabies vaccines and Houston city licenses for qualifying low income dog or cat guardians. The first clinic is Wednesday January 10 at 8 am at Wal Mart 4900 Garth Road and the second Tuesday January 23 at the San Jacinto Highlands Community Center 604 Highland Woods Drive. Clients first come first served and arrival before 6 am is advised. Dogs and cats must be leashed or in carriers and must not have food or water after 10 pm the night before surgery. Call 713 522 2337 for details.
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Houston City
Harris County Hospital District
Aids Foundation
Houston
Wal-Mart
Garth Road
San Jacinto Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
REL Senior Fish Fry at Baytown Fairgrounds Jan 26
Robert E. Lee High School hosts its annual Senior Fish Fry on Friday January 26 from 11 am to 6 pm at the Baytown Youth Fairgrounds 7900 N Main St. Drive-thru only plates $7 includes potato salad cole slaw bread and dessert. Proceeds fund the 2007 Senior Prom location. For details call 832-893-5505.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown
N. Main St
Community Calendar for Crosby Baytown area events
Crosby ISD and Goose Creek tax offices close for holiday with re opening details. Tai Chi at Chambers County Library Anahuac. Crosby Library Toddler Time and Story Time for 3 to 5 year olds. Lions Club Baytown meeting at Golden Corral with Alicia Hernandez speaker. VFW Post 912 meets in Baytown. Bay Area Quilt Guild at Mount Olive Lutheran. Ladies Bowling League at Max Bowl East. Happy Quilters at Community Center. Multiple senior, religious, and civic gatherings listed with contact numbers.
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Crosby
Ladies Bowling League
Ward Road
Mary Ann Cowley
Happy Quilters
Market St
Crosby Library
St. John’s United Methodist Church
S. Alexander Drive
Baytown Community Center
Market Street
VFW Post
N. Main
Today in History highlights and notes from 2007
January 2 2007 marks the second day of the year with notable events listed. From 1900 John Hay open door policy to trade with China to 1990 Jack Fields seeking a sixth term, the page also recalls National Park incidents, Niagara Falls accord, and a 1950 water district election. It ends with a Bible verse and a request for photo submissions to The Sun.
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John Hay
China
Georgia
U.S
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Calvary Episcopal Church
United States
Canada
Niagara Falls
Bruno Hauptmann
Flemington
N.J
Charles
Anne Lindbergh
Hauptmann
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
New York Jets
University of Alabama
Joe Namath
Nixon
Harris County
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
GCIWU
Exxon
Jack Fields
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Finley
Jim Finley
Baytown Sun
Kirk Ehlig
Fairgrounds
King’s Table
Church of New Beginnings
Duplicate Bridge Club
City of Baytown Parks and
Moms
W. Buccaneer
Vickey Goulding
Our Promise For
West Baytown
First Baptist Church
Rollingbrook Drive
Baytown Senior Center
Older
Highlands Community Center
Jim Black
Alliance Bible Church
Bay Area
B.A.N.G
Cadillac Career Center
Wal- Mart
S. Main St
Yahoo.com
TOPS
Sterling Municipal Library
Baytown Toastmasters Group
Exxon Mobil
Decker
Highlands/San Jacinto
Highlands Woods Drive
Bill Veeck
Chicago
West
Yosemite National Park
Reno
Nev
Sago
West Virginia
Randal McCloy Jr
The
Associated Press
SUN History
Lam
Johann Kaspar Lavater
the Sun
David
Bloom
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