Baytown business leader and lay rabbi honored by community
Max Goldfield recalls his father in law who fled Russia after World War I and settled in Baytown. The elder Goldfield opened a North Main grocery, later expanding to a new store in 1982. He lived at 401 N Saillard and led Congregation K Nesseth Israel as a spiritual guide and charter B nai Brith member despite not being ordained.
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K'Nesseth Israel
B’nai Brith
City considers bond plan for sewer project expansion
McDaniel outlines priorities and costs for a large sewer program with A B and C groups totaling 930000 in construction and about 150000 in non construction expenses. Council weighs extending service to new areas and North Central town as bids and grants scrutiny loom.
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Highway 146
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Dan Sherwood
Langford Engineering
Dallas
Environmental Protection Agency
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North Texas State names two students to fall honor roll
On honor roll Baytown students Marsha Maystorovich and Kathleen Atteberry earned 4.0 grade averages at North Texas State University in Denton.
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Baytown
Marsha Maystorovich
Kathleen Atteberry
North Texas State University
Denton
Baytown Board Debates Bond Plan For Venues And Vocational Center
The Baytown area school board weighs funds for basebal l and music facilities at Sterling and Cedar Bayou, upgrades to elementary auditoriums for gym use, and new hard surfaced play areas. It considers moving $130,000 from Robert E Lee High renovations to maintenance and explores a central vocational facility with Lee College. The plan also searches for a suitable transportation center site amid parking concerns. Ben Hogan is noted for Masters playoff appearances.
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Ray Swofford
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Lee College
Peterson
Smith
Leslie Couch
CVAE
Wye Drive
Clark
Memorialtadium
Davis & Bourge
Baytown Pioneer Woman Lauded for Long Civic Life
Obituary notes Mrs. Gaillard a Baytown resident linked to the Beazley family of La Porte and Galveston Bay area. She traveled worldwide, began painting in her 80s, and enjoyed pistol shooting. Survived by two sisters, three nephews, a great niece, and a great nephew. She helped found Baytown’s Priscilla Club and the Woman’s Club.
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Country Girl
Texas
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Herbert M. Beazley
Hamilton Beazley Jr
Raymond Lesie Bradley
John Garrett
Houston
Jack Madesett Jr
Corpus Christi
Baytown
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Woman’s Club
Crosby Board Deliberates Continuing Contracts For Teachers
The Crosby school board debated continuing contracts as a way to secure teachers and reduce renewal hassles. Dr. Blaine Corman and Trustee Andrew Spence supported the plan while Leslie Page argued against fears of incompetent staff, noting firings are possible under current rules. The board also denied CTA demands for lounges until the new building program finishes, with more space anticipated when the new Crosby High School opens around May 1974.
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Andrew Spence
Leslie Page
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CTA
Crosby
Blood Donation Opportunity At Gulf Coast Hospital
Call Gulf Coast Hospital at 1427-411 to book a blood donation appointment between 4 and 7 pm. The hospital holds a weekly blood drawing on Wednesdays to help ensure an adequate supply for transfusions. Baytown area hospitals report using about 10 units monthly.
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Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
Brother And Sister GIs To Visit At ME Mont Belvieu
A military family visit gathers in Mont Belvieu as Pfc. Dennis Leroy Andrews returns from Fort Bragg for a seven day leave while sister Airman Pearl Diane Andrews from Randolph AFB visits on short leave. Their father Leroy Andrews of Pasadena remains, with both siblings having prior Sterling High ties and Army Air Force enlistment. The story also notes Gene Sarazen’s 1935 Masters victory over Craig Wood by five strokes.
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Sandy) Smith
Dennis Leroy Andrews
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N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
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Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
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Army
Leroy Andrews
Pasadena
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Airy Force
New athletic director at Southern Illinois announced
Doug Weaver named athletic director at Southern Illinois. He is a former football player and ex assistant coach at Michigan State, bringing collegiate coaching experience to the university leadership.
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Doug Weaver
Michigan State
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