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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
2
Arthur Reid has retired from the Baytown Refinery Mechanical Department after long service at the Exxon plant. A Humble native, he began work in 1935 and is affiliated with the Stemer front Huse Baptist Church in childres rex Wetd's re.
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest earned the National Safety Council’s certificate of achievement for outstanding safe driver performance in 1972. Dri vers operated 28,832,479 miles in four states with 4.40 accidents per million miles and an average of one accident per 227,027 miles. The fleet fields 2,435 vehicles. National contest noted 2,500 fleets and 300,000 vehicles totaling 6.7 billion miles with an improved 12.20 accidents per million miles average.
The first annual Cajun crayfish boil at American Legion Hall Fast Eagle Post 454 drew a crowd with more than a ton of crawfish consumed. Corn man Charles Elderly credited Ashland Chemical for cooking equipment donations and lauded the event as a success with plans for a bigger boil next year.
Riders plan a two day camp-out with a dance and trail ride on June 23 and 24. They will depart at 8 a.m. June 23 from the Red Barn in Edwards for a two mile ride and return the afternoon of June 24. Guest riders welcome. call Joe Perkins Crosby at 328-3637 for more information.
Two Baytown seniors Elizabeth Warren and Richard Montgomery join 250 students and teachers for a Louisiana Tech summer program in Rome. Side trips include Florence Naples Venice and Capri with planned tours to France Switzerland and Greece. Elizabeth is a 1970 Robert E Lee graduate. Richard is a 1970 Ross Sterling graduate.
Lee College economics instructors Henry Austin and Vance Jacobs will join a National Science Foundation program in Peoria Illinois from June 11 to 29. The course, The Economics of the Minority Group Market Systems, will be held at Bradley University and offers three graduate credits upon completion.
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