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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1976

Page

3

Carnival Set On Saturday at Lamar Elementary

Lamar Elementary School hosts its annual Halloween Carnival Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. in the auditorium with a muppet show and audience participation. T shirts cost $3, booths offer prizes, tickets are 15 cents or seven for $1, and a sweet shop plus food booths provide cakes, pies, cookies, cupcakes, candy, hot dogs, cornchip pie, and drinks. Carnival committee members include Mrs. Larry Lockett, Mrs. David Kadjar, Mrs. Robert Heid, and Mrs. Bert Pant.

Lamar Elementary M. L Wallace Hefner Larry Lockett David Kadjar Robert Heid Bert Pant

Polly’s Pointers on repairs and home tips

A digest of reader questions and Polly’s responses offering practical house tips. Guidance on repairing an heirloom crochet bedspread, finding an expert, and advertising locally. Various tips include silk sewing with paper towels, vinegar with fabric softener for curtains, club soda for stain removal, and maintenance advice on ashtrays.

Polly Joyce Sophia

Benefits Come From Having Independence

Writer Louise Montague argues independence in a spouse expresses love and strengthens marriage. She notes husbands increasingly help wives gain financial and career independence, including managing bills and tax basics. She suggests evaluating feasibility of a future career without harming family harmony.

Louise Montague

Woman's education strengthens marriage and future security

The author cites the Women’s Bureau of the U S Department of Labor as a source on courses for women. She says pursuing education or a career benefits both wife and husband, improving personal fulfillment and financial independence for emergencies like death or divorce.

Women's Bureau U. S. Department of Labor

Recital Planned Sunday at Rundell Hall Lee College

The San Jacinto Music Teachers Association presents the first recital of the 1976-77 season at 3 p.m. Sunday in Rundell Hall on the Lee College campus. Teachers and students from the association perform, with recital chairmen Mrs. Spear and Tom Stone. The public is invited to attend. The next recital will be Dec. 12.

Eddie Gray Hardy Power Robert E. Lee Gene Branscome REL Band Association Band Association Northwest Band and Choral Clinic Moorhead Minn Gray REL Sun Glenn Folkes San Jacinto Music Teachers Association Rundell Hall Lee College Max Altman P. K. Bradley E. W. Biggers D. LE. Fridley Tom Lipscomb Ray L. Spear Tom Stone D'Anna Harrison Amy Reistle Kim Kuelin Allison Hawkins Ronnie

Belly Dance Classes Begin This Week at Baytown Y

Belly dancing classes start Wednesday and Thursday at the Baytown YMCA with sessions at 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. plus 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Instructor Dana Dahlke says all ages and sizes can enjoy the exercise. Eight week fees are 10 dollars for members and 15 dollars for non members. To register call 427 1797 or visit 201 Wye.

Baytown Dana Dahlke YMCA Wye

Club News Organizational Meeting Set

The Baytown Jaycees wives will meet at 7 p.m. in the Bat White Hall Apartments game room for an organizational meeting. Pauleen Norris will demonstrate ceramic prep. All wives of Baytown Jaycees and guests are invited. Contact Mrs. White or Mrs. Bowling for details. The group formed a Jaycee-ette in October with Barry Vickers presenting on arrangements.

Baytown Jaycees Bat White Hall Pauleen Norris Pauleen’s Ceramics Stanley White Larry Bowling Jaycee-ette Barry Vickers Vickers Florist

Instant Aid Box Urged For Immediate Move Needs

Mrs. Lillian Ch noweth, a family resource management specialist with the Texas Agri cultural Extension Service at Texas A&M, advises packing an instant aid box for first days in a new home. She suggests grouping items in labeled paper bags and lists cleaning, kitchen, bathroom, and miscellaneous supplies.

Lillian Chnoweth Texas A&m University System

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