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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1971

Page

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Community notices and upcoming events in Baytown area

Local groups schedule a Dirt Gardeners meeting at Mrs. Alexander's home on Gloria Drive. Brigadiers host Parents Night at Robert E. Lee High School with Around the World theme. Leslie Couch returns from Fort Worth after his father Coy Couch’s funeral. Charley Walker hosts open house after an election. Answerline provides human relations help. TB and Respiratory Disease Association offers mobile X-ray unit at Kmart from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday with $2 per X-ray.

Lee Robert E. Lee High School Leslie Couch Fort Worth Coy Couch Charley 0. Walker S. Burnet SAN Jacinto Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Kmart

Dinner Honoring Cedar Bayou Ex Trustees Draws Out-of-Towners

Dr Henry Singleton former Cedar Bayou School Board trustee now in Dallas attended the town dinner honoring ex trustees along with notable visitors from Liberty Wimberly Midway and Houston Sam Stolander first served in 1919 B T McKin ney tied to Goose Creek board since 1931 Knox Beavers Roy Fuller and several doctors were among recent veterans Carole Opryshek Edna Gray two women trustees joined by Joy Woodall Patsy Murphy organized by the district and the Petersons traveled in a new buggy praised by onlookers.

Henry Singleton Cedar Bayou Holy Land Egypt Gentle Sex Joy Woodall Patsy Murphy Troy Petersons Sam Alfords

Former Trustees Aid Is Asked In School Growth

Former trustees, present school board members, and administrators gathered at Ross Sterling High School for a dinner as the district reflects on progress from a $7.7 million capital improvements program begun after 1967 bond approval. Supt. Johnny Clark urged helping to tell and sell the district’s forward growth, noting future needs include a junior high, more kindergartens, and open concept, computerized education. The program’s phases showed $8.5 million spent with renovations, air conditioning, a new 16,000 seat Stallworth Stadium, and facility upgrades across elementary and junior high schools.

Johnella Boynton Jannny Clark Clark Ross Sterling High School Robert E. Lee High School Memorial Stadium

Our Oscar Challenge Tears Into Coaching Claim

A terse quote questions a coach alignment as a bold claim about throwing distance. The remark centers on debate over athletic ability and coaching credibility.

Production Cut at Enjay Baytown Plant Meets Slump in Polypropylene

Enjay Chemical Co announced a production cut at its 300 million pound a year polypropylene plant in Baytown. One of four lines is shut down and about 1,800 employees are affected as the company transfers staff to other Baytown facilities due to extremely poor polypropylene resin prices. The move targets markets where prices do not justify operation. Enjay is the U S chemical arm of Esso.

Enjoy Chemical Co Baytown Accord Ing Joseph E. Eger Enjay Eger U. S Esso Chemical Company, Inc

Nation braces as protests fail to materialize in capital

Thousands of police and federal troops position across Washington for a second round of guerrilla style protests but none appear by sunrise and traffic runs smoothly. Justice Dept studies if a federal grand jury should probe the Kent State shootings as 7,000 detainees processed in courtrooms. Supreme Court okays death penalty procedures, 648 condemned face future rulings. James Earl Ray nearly escapes prison steam tunnel. House Banking chair signals new probe of Chase Manhattan Bank stock sale before Penn Central bankruptcy. Harris County official refuses to sign bid papers for a $3,600 food stamp department wagon pending legal bid procedures.

Associated Press Washington Houston Bill Emott Harris County

Ceremony Set for Planned Baytown Phone Complex

Gray Beck of San Angelo, president of General Telephone Co. of the Southwest, will attend a groundbreaking ceremony in Baytown at the site of the new Baytown service center on North Main. The event is scheduled for 11:15 a.m. Paul Edwards, Baytown Chamber of Commerce president, will preside and a luncheon will follow at the Holiday Inn.

Gray Beck San Angelo General Telephone Co Southwest Baytown North Main Paul Edwards

Mont Belvieu to Hire Firm for First City Tax Roll

Mont Belvieu City Council unanimously approved hiring Pritchard Abbott of Houston to compile the citys first tax roll to support a 145000 bond issue. The project aims for certification by July 15 with initial inventories focusing on industrial properties and later including residential properties. Notices will go to taxpayers 10 days before board of equalization. Also St Marks Kindergarten art show set at church on Oklahoma Street.

Betsy Webber Mont Helvieu Mont BelvIeu Pritchard Abbott Houston Chambers County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 Don McLeod Barbers Hill Chambers County Andrew Lannie Truett Pritchard H. L. DeViney Lannie Board of Equalization St, Mark's Frank Maystorovich Oklahoma

Light turnout in Baytown run off votes

Noon tally from Baytown runoff shows 1251 ballots cast across 11 precincts. compared with 1445 at the same point in the first election and 1811 in the mayoral runoff two years ago. turnout may fall well short of the hoped 5000 votes with four city council seats at stake.

Baytown Glen Walker Don Hullum David Evans Charley 0. Walker Joel R. Lander Abe Simon BE Q. Camp Jim McWilliams

Good Food Good Fun Humble Day Fete Set Saturday

Four tons of barbecued beef will be served at Humble Day, a large outdoor picnic sponsored by the Humble Club of Baytown's Humble Enjay and Esso facilities. The 51st annual event features the Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang, Little Miss Humble Day, a tug of war, games, rides, bingo, and a Ross S Sterling band. Festivities begin at 9 45 a.m. with barbecue plates available from 10 15 a.m. through 6 p.m.

Southwest Humble Club Baytown Humble Enjay Esso Alden Weaver Enjay Chemical Company Bayway Drive Harry Combs Jack Ashley Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang West Texas Combs Ashley Ross S. Sterling

New System Speeds Police Teletype Network Reach

Baytown Police in 28 seconds can access the National Crime Information Center via the Houston computer, with NCIC replies sent automatically to Baytown. The system, interfaced with Houston, improves reliability and speeds checks on stolen guns and other records. Previously, tapes traveled Houston Austin NCIC, taking 3–4 hours.

Wanda Orton Baytown NCIC Houston Washington Deel DPS Austin Imme

Weather And Tides Baytown Forecast And Tides

Tuesday will be partly cloudy with a high in the 50s to lower 60s. Morgan's Point tides show high at 12 37 p m and 12 43 p m with lows at 1 31 a m and 1 37 p m.

Baytown Morgan’s Point

Crosby Youth To Attend Science Meet

Crosby High School junior Robert Thomas Garbs Jr. was named one of 40 students chosen for a National Science Foundation biology summer training program at the University of Texas at Austin. The June 6 to August 7 course blends coursework and research with hundreds of applications received. Garbs is son of Robert and Mrs. Garbs of 602 Kernohan and is active in the National Honor Society track team and band.

Robert Thomas Garbs Jr Crosby High School National Science Foundation University of Texas Jerry Prochazka Garbs University of Texas At Austin Irwin Spear Robert T. Garbs Kernohan

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