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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
3
Highlands highlights list Mark Creel and Rick Barrow as new Hall of Fame inductees in a Little League context. The piece notes season prospects for 1966, calls for managers from current volunteers, and mentions community events including a birthday, a youth rodeo, and social club activities.
The YMCA of Houston and Harris County will host a week long late summer gymnastics camp in Wimberley August 21 to 23 for family units and youths from 18 years old. U.S. Olympic coach Vannie Edwards of Shreveport will supervise staff of expert teachers. Activities include horseback riding archery riflery swimming water skiing and crafts. Reservations are urged as cabins are limited and Mr Robertson named the camp’s scenic Hill Country setting as ideal for family learning and practice.
Pat Carlisle daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Carlisle of 212 Jones Reed Highlands was feted on her 15th birthday with a party. Guests included Jacy Blum Nor ley Bickley Sharon Arsement Sue Carlisle Dwayne Creel Debbie French Phyllis Wade Mike Chandler David Barron Darreil Harmon Ricky Hart Debbie Krolczyk Pat Kryeton Jeff Adams Pauline Leskavian Jimmy Schmadl Johnny Otipka Robert Huron. Pat will be assistant drum major for Highlands Junior High School Band next year.
Gordon Jewelry Corp reports third quarter results ending May 31 1965 with sales at 6 629 194 and net earnings at 791 535 up sharply from the prior year. earnings per share 28 cents vs 9 cents a year ago based on 1 025 607 adjusted shares.
The Miller Brewing Co of Milwaukee appoints Falstaff Distributing Co of Baytown 2018 W Main as distributor of Miller High Life beer. Officers listed include Donald F Faust president Arthur Penny vice president M Cecil Bobbitt secretary and G M Chambles treasurer.
Lee College invites applications for 37 student positions under the government funded work study program. Openings include clerks biology chemistry physics photography library bookstore and parking lot attendants. Applicants must be full time students with need and good grades. Alvin Miles serves as Assistant Dean. Last spring 18 students were hired, and this summer 14 are planned.
The SCAT and LVN entrance exams are scheduled at Lee College for entering freshmen and nursing applicants. Tests include math placement, data processing and computer programming components. Students may take SCAT at 9 a.m. or 6 p.m. Tuesday and LVN on Monday and Tuesday with specific session times.
Open Baytown editorial urges readers to oppose the Dodd Bill in Congress. It cites May hearings in Washington D C and argues provisions could empower treasury officials to block gun purchases for hunting and sport. The piece calls for public input to back witnesses including peace officers and lawmakers and asks readers to contact their congressman.
Bobby N Wallace opens a Baytown based Duraclean Dealer offering in home rug and upholstery cleaning and protection. The franchise part of a global chain, active since 1939, promises same day use of cleaned items without tearing up the home.
Lee College will start elementary and junior high reading courses on July 20. Registration is in progress in the registrar’s office and enrollment is limited. Dean Walter Rundell urges early enrollment to secure a place. Elementary class meets 8.25 am and junior high at 9.50 am. Fee is 25 dollars plus 2 dollars materials, with an extra 3.75 dollars for out of district students. Courses aim to improve reading skills with progression based on ability.
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