Ganders Host Deer Park in Memorial Stadium Clash
The Robert E. Lee Ganders prepare to host Deer Park at 7 36 p m in Memorial Stadium hoping to salvage a fragile season. Deer Park enters 4A play with a passing oriented offense led by Dale Thorp Mickey Madden and Hovce Kerbow, while Ganders seek improvement after a 1 7 loss to Sam Rayburn.
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Bill Lace
Sun
Goose
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Deer Park
Memorial Stadium
Jim Amos
Ganders
Sam Rayburn
Amos
Pasadena
Baytown
la Marque
Dale Thorp
Mickey Madden
Hovce Kerbow
Kerbow
Sterling Rangers Dominate South Houston JVs 27 to 4
Sterling Rangers capitalize on five fumbles to crush South Houston JVs 27 to 4. Mike Manley scores on a 63 yard run with two 20 yard Ronnie Smith TDs. Sterling defense forces stops and intercepts Crumpler, building a 14 0 halftime lead before cruising in the second quarter.
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Ronnie Anderson
Sun Sports State
Sterling Rangers
South Houston
Jvs
Rangers
Mike Manley
Ronnie Smith
Melvin
Green
Louis Rackley
Ranger
Rogers Simmons
Trojan
Donnie Vaughn
Ken Alderson
Bruce Martin
Trojans
Sterling
Chuck Clinton
Manley
Clinton
Chuck Crumpler
Paydirt
Buddy Guidry
Marty Wood
Alderson
Crumpler
Jimmy Brown
St Joseph’s principal travels to Ireland for funeral
Sister Virginia Aiary, principal of St Joseph's Catholic School, left Monday for Ireland to attend her mother's funeral. Sister Catherine Laboure assumes duties in her absence. Junior Rotary and Interact clubs from Lee High School plan a joint installation at 2 20 p m Sunday in St Mark's Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Weather forecasts stay clear through Sunday with a moderate 60 to 70 degree range. Friday ranged 32 to 73.
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Ireland
Aiary Virginia
St Joseph's Catholic School
Catherine Laboure
Virginie
Lee High School
St. Mark’s Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Baytown Kiwanis Apple Sale and Local Events
Baytown Kiwanians will situate with box car full of apples at the 303 block of Commerce all day Saturday. American Field Service meets at 7:30 pm Tuesday to plan a weekend visit of 20 foreign students starting next Friday. CYO Dance at St. Joseph's Auditorium on Nov 5 features the Fifth Generations for 75 cents in advance or $1 at the door. Junior high scores: Baytown 7th beat Highlands 7th, Baytown 8th beat Highlands 5th 44 0. Cedar Bayou 5th beat Carver 0. Cedar Bayou 7th beat Horace Mann 7th 22 6.
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Baytown
American Field Service
Robert E. Lee High School
St. Joseph's Auditorium
C&o
Highlands
Highlands Sth
Cedar Bayou
Carver
Horace Mannith
Neighborhood Update Highlights Local Residents
A round up of community notices profiles residents and their plans. Mentions Jack Ford Sr Mary Feazel Don na Hoffpauli Mike Rizgis Joyce Williams Forest Purvis Edythe Musick Nell Jones Thelma Sanders Jo Ann Kelley Dolores Smith Ann Underwood Bobbie Hand Evelyn Robson Martha Lilly Omak Wiggington Mildred Price Dewey Lyons M. W. Geisendorff Bessie Matherne and details such as a UH-Tampa game ticket and a contact number 582-7003.
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Jack Ford Sr
Mary Feazel
Sam Houston State
Donna Hoffpauli
Stephen F. Austin
Mike) Rizgis
Joyce Williams
Forest Purvis
James Savelli
Edythe Musick
Pennsylvania
Nell Jones
Thelma Sanders
Jo Ann Kelley
Dolores Smith
Ann Underwood
Bobbie Hand
Evelyn Robson
Martha Lilly
Omak Wiggington
Mildred Price
Dewey Lyons
M. W. Geisendorff
Bessie Matherne
November Busy Month For Baytown Optimist Club
The Baytown Optimist Club will host the Southeast Texas District Optimist International meeting at Holiday Inn on November 5 and 6. Youth Appreciation Week runs November 14 through 19 with chairman Bul Thulis. events honor youth and support the Pee Wee football program. The Goodfellows Football Bowl on November 19 at Cedar Bayou Stadium features two games to benefit the Optimist Club programs.
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Baytown Optimist
Texas
Optimist International
Baytown Group
Holiday Inn
Les 14
Alford
Baytown
Bob Warford
Ken Ford
Utah Waldrop
Edward Rutledge
Bul Thulis
Thulis
Sam Deshazo
Steel McDonald
Goodfellow
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Goodfellws
Pee Wee
Optimist
Brigadiers Unveil New Drill For Halftime Show
Brigadiers plan a three phase drill with fanfare a delayed step-off into Double V and continuous geometric movements. The finale features oblique turns to an antiphonal drum march and an unusual exit with drum rolls cymbal crashes and a backward corps march. Second lieutenants for the week are Lynn Hart and Alice Sawberger.
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Lynn Hart
Alice Sawberger
Baytown Eyes Major Step Toward Mental Health Center
Harris County Trustees appoint 18 Baytown residents to the Area 2 Advisory Council to study needs and push for a local mental health and retarded youth program. The group forms five committees and will seek state and federal funds, with Merton Trust coordinating the effort and a November report planned.
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Baytown
Harris County Board of Trustees
Ad Jiisory Council
Area 2
Harold O. Bomholt
Recunty Board
Bve
Julian Spring
E. A. Milton
Nolan Schulze
A. N. Johnson
Spring
Milton
Schulze
Harris
Chaiman
Johnson and Sandhep
Bomhoff
Bombhoff
Merton Trust of Houston
Beyshore
Bonshoff
Area Council
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Haris
Texas Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Bulletin
Gulf Coast
The
Council For Exceptional Children
Open Space Formation Featured by AEL Band at Gander Deer Park
The Rob ert E. Lee band under Charles Forque and Don Muery will perform a half time show at the Gander Deer Park game with an open space formation. They enter in open block to Bolivar, then return to block, divide into four precision groups, and execute multiple drills with Fire Conquest Black and Gold and a double sideline exit.
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Robert E. Lee
Charles Forque
Don Muery
Bolivar
Carrie Casey
Mejer
Anahuac Writer Gets Okay On Second Book Of Poems
Ethyle Herman White of Anahuac has approval for her second poetry collection Poet's Hour published in a limited edition. The work, created with Blotter Press and Lamar College art students, features original silk screened pages and reflects family life, nature, and time themes. White, born 1904 in San Antonio, is noted for art and poetry and maintains the Ranch Studio on the family property. Dor Herron illustrated the book, with Lamar seniors and other students assisting production. Herron plans graduate study with a fellowship offer and aims to teach art.
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Peggy Florida
Ethyle
S. Roy) White
Blotter Press
Lamar College
Myrtle Kerr
Lamar
LSU
Baton Rouge
Houston
Ethyle Herman White
Bor
San Antonio
S. Roy White
Anahuac
Chambers County
Dictionary of International Biography
American Pen Women
National Writers Club
International Institute of Arts and Letters
Kreuzlinger
Switzerland
Anchor Ranch
Dor Herron
Lamarr College
Herron
University of Texas
Arkansas
Brenham
K-T
Suzy Stewart
Judy Barrow
Ronny Smith
Frances Wills
Ronnie Sullivan
Lunar Orbiter 1 Mission Ends After Apparent Crash
Lunar Orbiter 1 appears to crash on command into the moon’s back side ending its 21 month mission. Queen Elizabeth discusses with the Welsh village of Aberfan after a deadly mine disaster. Senator Everett Dirksen’s hip surgery has healed and hardware may be removed soon.
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Mlinois
Everett Dirksen
Lamar Tech Student Dies Here In Crash
A Brookshire youth was killed and three companions injured in a crash at 4:15 am Saturday on Tri City Beach Road near the Harris Chambers line. Robbd Shearer, 18, died at Gulf Coast Hospital Baytown. Brian Black, 18, of Orange and Mike Poth, 18, of Houston were treated and released at Beaumont’s Earthman Funeral Home.
Golden Circle Power Boosted at San Leon Station
The Baytown edition highlights the P. H. Robinson generating station from Houston Lighting and Power Co. on a 1,280 acre site east of San Leon. It will be the largest of its type in the Southwest, with three units feeding about 394,000 Houston Gulf Coast homes once completed.
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Baytown Suan
Houston Gulf Coast
Houston Lighting and
Powve Co
San Leon
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Southwest
HSEP
Allen outlines amendments at chamber luncheon
Baytown Rep elect Joe Allen spoke to the Texas 25 Legislature at the Friday Chamber of Commerce luncheon, detailing 16 proposed constitutional amendments. He endorsed amendments 2 4 5 6 8 9 12 14 16 and 19 while opposing 1 and 7 focusing on farming exemptions and voter registration. Bryan Stratton explained Amendment 12 proposing 200 million in water development bonds to meet future needs without tax increases, funded by self paying sources. Richard King introduced Allen. Eldon Berry reaffirmed chamber support for Missouri Pacific railroad spur promises.
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Joe Allen
Baytown
Tex 25
Jpeon Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Allen
Tven
Jang Ranchers
Bryan Stratton
San Jacinto River Authority
Texas
Richard King
Eldon Berry
Chamber
King
Berry
Missouri Pacific
U.S. Steel
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Madden
Gaxders
Manley and Smith
AFS Meeting
Citizens National
FDIC
Channelview
la Porte
Humble
Dayton
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LaMarque
C. E. King
Crosby
Barbers Hill
Bridge City
Liberty
Tarkington
Ball High
Texas City
Board of Trustees
Thad Felton
Ludwig Erhard
U.S
George Hamion
Pope Paul VI
Queen Elizabeth TV
Shel-Strick
Aberfan
Wales
Peking
Konrad Adenauer
Lamar Tech
Henry
Shearer
Earthman Funeral Home
Golden Circle
P. H. Robinson Generating Station
Rm Som Et Sare
Evans Construction Co
Rep. Allen
National Bank
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