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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2004
Page
2
Bob Scott, lifelong Baytown resident and aspiring writer, reflects on New Year resolutions and how change comes only with dedication and sacrifice. He offers a personal philosophy about consistency, urging readers to persist despite early setbacks and to view growth as a gradual journey.
Goose Creek Country Club unveils a two pronged plan to boost inclusivity with discounts for Baytown public sector workers including Goose Creek ISD employees Lee College and city staff seniors non residents and business community receive packages. The effort includes a 30 percent rate cut from 215 to 150 per month and scholarships to Lee College plus a community celebration with barbecue golf scramble and auctions. A steering committee led by Mayor Pete Alfaro will organize the scholarship program and events by mid March to extend future outreach.
Oyster fry at Woodrow Wilson Junior High supports Dayton Athletic Booster Club with a silent auction from 5 to 8 PM Saturday. Theater at Baytown Little Theater offers Some Enchanted Evening at 8 PM. tickets 15 adults 10 students, plus upgrade option. Seminar at University of Houston Hilton runs 8:30 AM to 4 PM with 25 fee including manual. Ballroom dancing monthly at YMCA gym 7:30 to 11 PM, $5. Consumer group meets Saturdays at La Familia Restaurant. Breakfast Club serves West Baytown residents 9 to 9:30 AM. Gifted and Talented nominations open in Barbers Hill School District through Feb 1 for grades 3-12 next year. Call Gayle Woodall 281-576-2221 for details. Additional contact options include 281-424-7617 and 284-422-3537.
Sunday hymn singing and multiple community group notices for Baytown area readers. Events include old fashioned singing at Hampton Inn 7211 Garth Road, Crosby Library puppet show Cinderella at 135 Hare Road, Scottish Rite installation at Luby's Cafeteria 1204 W. Baker Road, Baytown Genealogy Society at 5203 Decker Drive, Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce at Red Lobster 4717 Interstate 10 East, Singles Outreach planning at Kroger Deli, Crosby Quilt Guild at Crosby Brethren Church 5202 First St, Baby Time at Sterling Municipal Library, and Community Duplicate Bridge Club at Remington Park 901 W. Baker Road. Callers listed for more information.
Today mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lighter winds. Partly cloudy with highs in the lower 60s and stronger south winds. Lows range from 30s to mid 40s with various sunrise and sunset times and tides listed for Point Barrow Trinity Bay.
Notice instructs Baytown Sun readers that papers arrive by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If undelivered on time, call 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange re-delivery.
Obituary notices honor Lurlyne Clonts Standard Johnnie Lawson Fulton Delores Pickering Sanders and Lynwood Andy Anderson. Pending Cynthia H Gibbs listed among deaths in brief obituary page 8B context notes.
Baytown Sun seeks reader stories and odd hobbies for feature ideas. Send details to David Bloom at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas or email david bloom bay townsun.com with contact information.
The verse expresses continual prayer for believers to be filled with the knowledge of God’s will through spiritual wisdom and understanding, as Paul writes for the Colossians. It emphasizes growth in insight and discernment through divine guidance.
The Baytown Sun notes a Page 1A correction on a Deer Park property tax freeze under consideration by city officials. It also cites Steven Coucault addressing City Council on Oct 9 and disputing a Bettencourt valuation figure, claiming average valuation rose 10 percent.
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