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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2004
Page
5
Tina Clark an art teacher at Stephen F Austin Elementary showcases an ice cream sundae during Teacher Appreciation Week. Brenda Massengale instructional aide helps assemble sundaes during lunch to honor teachers.
The Craigmont Decker Terrace Ponderosa Civic Association hosts a mayoral candidates forum tonight at 220 W Defoe Ave. Councilmen Mundinger and Renteria Ill will be allowed to address attendees before questions. The event includes a Thi Shay fashion show by Women United, coffee at 8 30, lunch 5, contact Dorothy Johnston at 282 426 4097 for details.
Sponsored by Church Women United the event focuses on faith and friendship. May Friendship Day honors the Fellowship of the Least Coin, a movement promoting shared worship and service through a common observance.
The Baytown Youth Fair Rodeo Pageant is scheduled for May 8 at the Baytown Fairgrounds, 7900 N Main. Contestants include Junior Princess for ages 4 to 13 and Queen for ages 14 to 24, with entry forms from sponsors KC Feed Hardware and Baytown Commerce. Contact Becky Seumbach at 281-426-6657 or 713-851-6553. all entries must be received by Friday.
The sentencing date for former Chambers County Chief Deputy Dearl Hardy, convicted of a misdemeanor perjury charge, has been reset to May 28. Hardy faced up to one year in jail and a 4000 dollar fine, with possible probation, stemming from pressuring a deputy to file a false probable cause affidavit after a field sobriety test on a drunken driving case.
The Urban Rehabilitation Standards Review Board ordered the demolition of two houses a shed and a mobile home foundation on 5328 Highway 146 along with a house at 113 Foster St. Debris holes missing electrical meters and plumbing woes were noted while taxes in arrears total 195? 570 and 2 578 respectively and a mobile at 115 Foster St was also ordered for demolition.
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