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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2014
Page
2
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The Lions Club holds its noon meeting Tuesday at the Golden Corral restaurant. Members gather to discuss community service projects and upcoming volunteer events.
The Rotary Club holds a Wednesday noon meeting at Luna's Restaurant. Members gather for lunch and club business discussions in a local community setting.
The Kiwanis Club gathers for its Thursday noon meeting at Luna's. Members plan upcoming service projects and discuss club activities for the week.
On September 5, Baytown seniors host a casino bus outing departing the Community Center at 2407 Market Street at 8 a.m. The $15 cost covers $10 in free play, with snacks drinks and bingo available on the bus. Call 832-597-6400 for details.
The HLL community gathering on September 9 at 6:30 p.m. in the Highlands Community Center will elect the 2014 2015 Board of Directors. The BOD will report on the past season and lead a discussion.
Vendors are needed for an October 18 craft show at Trinity Assembly Church located at 1008 East Lobit. Call 281-422-5948 and leave a message.
VFW Post 5631 in Liberty will host a benefit fish fry starting at 10 a.m. Saturday September 13 at the post located at 1520 North Main Street.
A brief biblical verse invites reverence as worshipers kneel before the Lord, acknowledging him as Creator and shepherd of his people and flock. This short reading emphasizes humility, praise, and trust in divine care.
The 13th annual Baytown Special Rodeo at the Baytown Youth Fair arena on September 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. expects 170 special needs youngsters and up to 300 volunteers to ensure activities across 40 booths including games, face painting, a chocolate fountain, a mule drawn wagon ride, a petting zoo, horse rides, a Mad Scientist booth, a touch tank, and appearances by Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo clowns. Volunteers can sign up online or at the gate.
The Center for Workforce and Community Education at Lee College offers free information sessions for two programs. A career pilot training session on September 8 at Ellington Field in Houston and a fiber optics training session on September 9 in Baytown.
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