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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2008
Page
1
Ed Phillips, a youth fair auctioneer, orchestrated the top bid at the Baytown Youth Fair’s 48th annual sale. Ninety items and animals plus a special quilt sparked lively bidding, with the quilt turning at $1,000 to Crosby Fair and Rodeo. The quilt belonged to late Thomas Earl Fabie.
The baseball playoffs move to game 3 today at 1 p.m. at Clear Lake High School. It sets the stage for a decisive showdown between the competing teams.
The Barbers Hill softball team defeats Montgomery in a two game sweep to win the playoff series 2 0 and advance. Lady Eagles dominate with strong hitting and solid defense to secure the series victory.
Area pastors present their Easter messages and daily reflections on biblical principles. Includes devotional thoughts from church leaders Marcel Joseph Ackerman and A. K. Murphy Jr. Warm and cozy mood with weekend sermons and index calendar notes.
The article notes May 11 to 17 as National Police Week and highlights the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Service at the U S Capitol. Baytown Police Department hosts a memorial service honoring Texas officers who sacrificed between May 2007 and April 2008, coordinated by Officer Stewart Beasley for five years.
Baytown officials and industry figures gathered at Bride Water Events as Patel Investment Group seeks a 90 day exclusive negotiating period for a proposed Bayland Island hotel and conference center. An informational session clarified aims while council advances the deal.
Principal Al Richard announced auditioning for a new Goose Creek Memorial High School drill team drew 43 girls. Thirty five made the team, including many incoming freshmen, who performed Friday in Highlands Junior School auditorium for friends, family, and fellow students.
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