Olympic Free Throw Triumph Headlines Crosby Reporter
A Crosby reporter revels in a Celebrity Free Throw Contest victory at the 34th annual Senior Olympics. The event, produced by Lee College and Baytown groups, drew 400 competitors and featured Mayor Stephen DonCarlos and Lee College athletic director Chuck Lawrence as rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen DonCarlos
Baytown
Chuck Lawrence
Lee College
Wayne Smith
China
City of Baytown Parks and Recreation
Precinct 4
Jerry Eversole
Jerry
Sylvia Garcia
Precinct 2
Lynne Foley
Lynne
Steve
Chuck
Crosby
Wal-Mart
Win
Crosby Community Center
GQ Magazine
Town hall on gender gap in education at Lee College
Lee College hosts a free town hall on the gender gap in education and its socio economic impact at 6 p.m. in Tucker Hall. Panelists include Bruce Scism Bill Medina Jeremy Jones Ray Wilson Rueben Linares and Larry Rideaux with a Q&A session and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Tucker Hall
Bruce Scism
Bill Medina
Harris County Department of Education
Harris County
Jeremy Jones
Ray Wilson
Lee College Black Educational Access Committee
NAACP
U.S. Army
Wilson
ExxonMobil
Rueben Linares
Chinquapin School
Highlands
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center
Lee College Scholarship Foundation
Sterling Municipal Library
Linares
Baytown
Larry Rideaux
North Harris County Montgomery Community College
Community Calendar Highlights From Local Centers
A packed day guide lists events at Highlands and Sterling centers, libraries, and churches. Activities include free English classes, senior programs, ladies bowling, quilters group, story times for children, Bible studies with lunch, and community bingo. Details feature locations, times, and contact numbers for Baytown area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promise Center
Kentucky
East Harris County
J.D. Walker Community Center
Wade Road
Max Bowl East Alley
Ward Road
Mary Ann Cowley
Juanita Hargraves Memorial Branch
Winnie
Sterling Municipal Library
King’s Table
Church of New Beginnings
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Baytown
Goose Creek Country Club
Russell Ybarra
Gringo
Baytown Lions Club
Golden
Highlands Community Center
Highland Woods Drive
Baytown Senior Center
Today in History highlights from 1446 to 1987 and beyond
Chronology of notable events on October 9 including Che Guevara's execution in 1967, the 1446 publication of the Korean alphabet, Yale's charter in 1701, San Francisco mission settlement in 1776, Washington Monument access in 1888, Laura Ingalls crossing the U.S. in 1930, Eugene ONeill play debut in 1946, breathalyzer act in 1967, and Clare Boothe Luce's death. The entry also cites 1944 Batty’s Cafe brawl, 1950 Lee College ties, and a Kiwanis gazebo donation in 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Guevara
Bolivia
Sejong
Collegiate School of Connecticut
Yale University
San Francisco
Washington Monument
Laura Ingalls
United States
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Glendale
Calif
Eugene O'Neill
Martin Beck
New York
Luce
Washington
U.S. Navy
Batty’s
Shore Patrol
Harris County
Lee College
Robert £. Lee
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Bicentennial Park
Market and Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Finley
Houston
Dehoyos Educational Excellence Award
Lee College Hispanic Educational Access Committee
Josie Montez
Goose Creek Cisd
Ruben F. DeHoyos
Ruben DeHoyos
Donnetta Suchon
Theresa Blanchard
Town Hall
Highlands Woods Drive
Market St
Crosby Library
Corral
Art Drouin
Duplicate Bridge Club
Sterling Stars
Sterling High School
Trinity
First Baptist Church
Rollingbrook Drive
Nick
Elaine
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Southeast Texas
Serry Road
Bartowr
Susan Milner
Newport Nursery
Landsea
Baytown Motors
N. Main
Independence God
North R
Bush
Associated Press
SUN History
Clare Boothe Luce
Carolyn
Dycar Uigirs
Ser
Maras Baytown
Eae Pte
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