Two Baytown youths to receive DeMolay Chevalier award
Mike Fulton and Ronald McCraw will be awarded the Chevalier degree at an open investiture of the Tri-Cities Chapter of the Order of DeMolay. The ceremony Friday at Goose Creek Masonic Lodge in Baytown marks the highest DeMolay honor, earned for outstanding local service and selected by the International Supreme Council. Fulton, a 1970 DeMolay of the Year and Lee College student, holds multiple merit bars and awards. McCraw, a UT Galveston medical student and Robert E. Lee High School 1966 graduate, has earned 25 merit bars and 18 Knighthood badges, with extensive DeMolay leadership. The degree team from Tri-Cities will preside, and the public is invited.
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Mike Fulton
Ronald McCraw
Tri-Cities
The
Order of DeMolay
Goose Creek Masonic Lodge
Schilling
U.S
Mike
James E. Fulton
Bay
Way Drive
Lee Col
DeMalay
Ronald
Jene Leon F. McCraw
Lindenwood
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Lay
Order of Knighthood
House of Representatives
Fri
Allen Peloquin
South
J. M. Read
Hartlieb
Jimmy Boyer
Zebby Warren
Highlands WCID Sets Meet On District Sewer System
Highlands WCID No 1 directors schedule an 8 p.m. June 13 open meeting to discuss the district sewage collection system. The board weighs bond plans, line sizes, and cost estimates while reviewing complaints of over chlorination and a theft of district equipment worth about 350 dollars.
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Highlands
WCID
Betsy Webber
Hild
Harman
James Pace
F. L. Conley
Arnald Korenek
Rupp
Wallisville Road
Eddie Har
Yin
Pace
SMS Industries, Inc
Neal Mullins
M&w
Prairie
Korenek
Jim Stephenson
Harvill
Ponder Among New Retirees
James M. Ponder, native of Mart and night superintendent at Humble Refining Co., retires after a 1934 start with Humble and Labor Department. He calls himself a gentleman farmer and plans fishing trips, with wife Josephine, two children, five grandchildren, and Burton as home. He retired May 1. The note on icebreakers from Helsinki is unrelated.
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Humble Qi} and Refining Co
James M. Ponder
Mart
Labor Department
Ponder
Josephine
Baptist Church
Burton
Baytown Officers Join SWT Computer Institute
Lt. Charles W. Cowan and Sgt. Herman Steele of the Baytown Police Department participate in a computer science institute for law enforcement at Southwest Texas State University. Cowan leads records and training with 16 years in service, Steele has 22 years. The program advances their computer knowledge as the department moves to data processing and links records to Houston PD. Funded by a Texas Criminal Justice Council grant, the institute covers systems analysis for criminal justice tech.
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Baytown
Charles W. Cowan
Set
Herman Steele
Southwest Texas State University
Cowan
Sgt
Steele
Houston Police Department
Texas Criminal Justice Council
SWT Computer Institute
Pantyhose ban spreads in Johannesburg censorship row
In Johannesburg an AP report notes government censors ban pantyhose packets showing only models wearing the product. The measure targets packaging with implied erotic appeal and could lead to penalties for merchants and manufacturers.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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