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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
4
Hae wri, longtime Bar Nlan and Exot retiree, died on the North Shore after a brief illness. The community remembers his service at local clubs and his participation in regional events. Funeral arrangements are pending with the North Shore Funeral Home.
School calendar shows events including freshman basketball at Brenham and Ross Sterling games, district swim meets, junior high and elementary basketball matches, and teacher in-service days. It notes Masonic graveside rites in Baylawn, a Wright obituary, and regional music contests.
Local schedule lists Freshman and Girls basketball games vs Klein LaPorte Deer Park and Galena Park, with boys varsity matches and a triangular track meet. Also notes Junior Achievement events, PTA meetings, and an OFA Youth Leadership conference with multiple student competitors and office skills contests.
Citizens in Baytown division qualified in first aid through a General Telephone training program. Claude L. Jackson says 75 percent of construction and central office employees completed first aid practice training, with others in various departments finishing up to 10 hours. He notes the program aims to minimize on the job accidents as workers are often first responders.
Birthday wishes for Ronnie Chandler conveyed with cheerful greetings. Wishing him joy and celebration, with affectionate messages from friends and family.
Denver officials auctioned off furniture and equipment from the now defunct Spurs hockey team for an estimated 42000 on Wednesday. In Anahuac, about 400 worth of tools and equipment were stolen Friday to the Chambers County solid waste site between Anahuac and Winnie. County Engineer R. T. Pinchback told Commissioners Court that sheriff Louis Otter cited heavy rain that left no track. The landfill will now close at night from 7 am to 6 pm daily. Pinchback warned of roadside dumping and has filed three cases through a Mont Belvieu justice of the peace.
Stuart Center students Lindley Denise Detro Stephanie Blakeslee Janet Jones and Teri Hanson with Phyllis Hicks display. Chairing the contests are Johnny D Riley and Jim Banks at Stuart Career Center, and Katherine Yates with Letivia Barrientes presiding at 12 30 pm. Secretary Shirley Blake leads the pledge and Vice President Stephanie Blakestee assists.
School cafeterias closed the algmenti period ending December 3 with a balance of 130 300 29 dollars, $10 512 81 higher than June 80. Fall receipts totaled 508 953 27, including 175 993 31 in state reimbursements and 392 419 90 in food sales, versus 474 441 receipts January through June. Fall expenses reached 497 840 48, with 277 751 67 for food, 212 180 11 for labor, and 7 899 68 for other items. Spring costs were 428 508 with food 250 0 0 and labor 184 696 and 1 710 for other costs.
New openings for three and four year olds available at Wee Ministry School located at Second Baptist Church. For more information call the church office at 427 6506.
Lee College releases a February events calendar detailing meetings and classes across campus. Activities include continuing education courses, speakers in Rundell and Burwell halls, seminars on safety and tax preparation, and listings for athletic events and student activities across Randell and Moser halls.
A free horticultural program will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Houston Garden Center on Hermann Drive. Sponsored by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department, the session will cover Vegetable Gardening.
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