Baytown Civic Groups Schedule Holiday Events And Club Activities
Local groups list holiday plans and meetings led by the Plainwood Garden Club Leela Brown speaks on Holiday Decorations at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs W S Mace Kinnon. TRI-FI GIRL Service neighbors meet Thursday at Highlands Scout House. BAYTOWN Civil Air Patrol Cadets meet Friday at James Bowie Elementary School for Survival lessons. Baytown Education Association hosts a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Baytown High School cafeteria with guest D. Beane. Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service holds annual Christmas bazaar Friday at First Baytown Church with lunch and refreshments. Baytown Colts donate $200 to YMCA from game receipts after Bantam Pursuit event at Cedar Bayou Stadium. Weather: Cooler Wednesday and Thursday. highs around 73 Monday.
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Civil Air Patrol
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Boberteline High School
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Univer of Houston
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Women's Society of Christian Service
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Baytown Colts
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Around Town Gander Fans Attend Sunday Night Ticket Vigil
ROBERT Le Jones registered 325 Gander football fans for a Sunday night into Monday morning ticket vigil at Memon Stadium. He mentions Nero from W. W. Moore D. GL Javis and FE. FE. Slagle. Mrs. Percy Fayle recognizes an old friend. Laboy Com eaux jokes about a clown bass. The optimist party enjoys the woodwind ensemble from Robert E. Lee High School with Dan Johnston assisting.
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W. W. Moore D
Javis
Slagle
Percy
Fayle
Laboy Comeaux
Trad
Robert E. Lee High School
Dan ‘Johnston
REL
van Anybody
Bert
Allman
Adrien Drouither
John
Ihark Godwin
Travis
Lester Mord
Tommy Jones
Ralph Garrett
Marion Lisentee
Lee Coliege
Jons
Kenneth Gurrett
Ipn
D. AL. Smith
Hanris
Legut
Barry Nettles
Nelson
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Cubs Cuthbert
Tyler
Cub
Gentry Sees Weather as Factor in Cafeteria Deficit
At a Baytown ISD board meeting Monday night trustee discussion centered on federal aid through the National School Lunch Program to ease cafeteria deficits. Supt Gentry noted weather reduced lunch participation and urged study before raising prices, while others weighed wage cuts or price hikes.
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Frank Krystyniak
Karl Opryshek
Opryshek
Knox Beavers
Oprynhek
George MH. Gentry
Gentry
ALA
von ‘Stark
Joe Uoreczy
Bid array shows Brown & Root noted low for NASA linked road
In Austin Tuesday Brown and Root Inc submitted the apparent low bid of 1 147 000 for the Farm Road 528 improvement linking with the Manned Spacecraft Center highway project. Other bids included Williams to Brothers 120 000 in Houston Century Construction Company in Pasadena 1 320 000 and Trotti and Thompson 1 499 000.
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Brown
jRoot, Inc
National , Aeronautics and Space
Admi 5Tration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Stele
Seabrick
Gulf Freeway
Webster
Dustling
Williams
Seabrook
Carmichael
Highlands Company to dredge Fisher Reef area
Highlands Company may dredge the Fisher Reef area following a Parks and Wildlife Commission ruling. Raw Dredging and Towing Co. of Highlands has a permit to dredge, awaiting survey results by the Commission. Local wardens and mining experts will check the company’s claims to ensure dredging stays at least 300 feet from reefs.
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Parks and Wildlife Commission
Shell
Pusgrawn
Raw
Singleton
Din
Skeeter Orton Wins Two Baytown Youth Awards
Skeeter Orton, longtime Baytown native, received both the Optimist Youth Appreciation Week award and the Clyde Jones Community Service Award for his extensive work with Baytown youth. The presentations were made at the Optimists youth party at the Tower, with Baytown leaders praising his dedication to local youths and community service. Orton, a SHSU graduate and former educator, has held multiple roles in local sports and youth organizations and resides with his wife Wanda and daughter Jan Kay at 13 Lakewood Drive.
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Robby Sutphin Wo Ae
Skeeter) Orton
Gaytown
Clyde Jones
Orlin
Clyde
Baytown
Optimist Committee
Optimists
Baytonians
the Tower
Lester Alfont
Optimist
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Stephen F. Austinn College
Nacogdoches
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Hunts ‘Ville
SPA
Sumburjacks
Ting
Shistco
T Array
France
Vwamble Oiard Refining Co
Ant Isa Xen
Humble Oilers
Orton
J. Redead
Rotary Cus
Nest
Cub
WGG
Vitaliy
South
Baylawn
Bee
Benet Oran Alten
Bail
Clear Creek Teacher Named Gulf Coast Worker's Union Agent
Dean Johnston, a Clear Creek High School teacher, is named business agent for the Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union of Baytown. He plans to meet members at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Union Hall 2014 Market and aims to secure a new contract with Humble after resigning from Clear Creek School District. Johnston previously taught American history and English at Clear Creek and Houston, with past service as a precinct secretary and Democratic committee member.
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Dean Johnston
Clear Creele High School
Gulf Coast Industria Workers Union of
Baytown
Johnston
Hoy
Humple
Clear Creek
Justice Dept Seeks End to Grand Jury Probes in Dulles County
The Department asked a federal court to halt grand jury investigations into Dulles County, Ale, claiming the probes aim to impede federal law enforcement.
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Dulles County
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Controversial Papal Reform Proposal Divides Cardinals
Cardinal McIntyre calls the proposal a sin against papal infallibility while Cardinals Bitter Meyer support it. The plan aims to strengthen the Bishops Conference tie to the Pope and avert a broader Vatican dispute.
Optimists Honor REL Students as Typical Teens
Judy Paste and John Torijuity, both REL students at Baytown High, received Youth Inspire ties during Youth Appreciation Week. Jody Ut and Percy Patle are noted as their parents. Judy Presley serves as vice president of the Southern Belles and active Optimists member. John Drovilhet competes in REL tennis, while a REL member, he has achievements in multiple events.
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John Torijuity Tel
Abort Elree High School
Baytown
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Laaie Oparniss
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Baytown Auto Crash Death Toll Rises to Three
Two separate Baytown wrecks Monday afternoon killed Bobby Ray Mask age six and Billie Lavell Dean age 36. Mask died at Baytown’s Cult Coast Hospital from a broken neck after a two-vehicle collision on Decker Drive. Dean’s crash occurred north of Four Corners in front of Riverview Inn, with three others injured including Mask’s sister. Investigators cited driving errors and items like failing to stay on the correct side as causes. Funeral services for Mask were set for Redeemer Lutheran Church with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survivors include Mask’s parents and three brothers. Dean’s surviving relatives and the two other victims were listed in obituaries.
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F. P. Mask
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Cult Coast Hospital
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North Burnet
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Ba Flim
Four Corners
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Bille Lavell Dean
Midway
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Houston
Yvonne Louise Musk
Rébay
Gulf Hospital
Angelina Graham Davis
San Jacinto Hospital
Kenneth J. Woods
bin. Taub Hospital
Glen G. Martin
A Meek
Lewis
Aduck
Martin, Weyer
Ory
Fimick
Davis
Bastown Police Department
Sirean Glan
la Marque
C. H. Fox
Nan
Secondaniust
Reyal Stephens
Wieow
Dean
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Billie Dean Picarn
John Thatis
David Wy Bryant
John T. Caimintha
American Legion
Cry
Bys
Panoral Pereng
Direvibia
Bulletin on Rep Albert Thomson and city planning
Harshly worded bulletin notes Rep Albert Thomson and Konner in Washington shortly before noon Tuesday. A housing and municipal development long-range plan is being apprised by state agencies. The city will receive funding and guidance for future projects.
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Albert Thomson
Konner
Washinton
Mousing
Myre F
Ind
Texas Eleadth
Serea Wits
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