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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1972

Page

6

San Jacinto School Adopts Open Highyme7 Reading Series

San Jacinto Elementary begins piloting the Open Highyme7 reading series from Scott Foresman with fourth graders led by Mrs Delphine Reed. The program uses comic strips, invisible ink activities, and vocational themed stories to boost reading below level. Representatives from Scott Foresman highlighted its boy oriented approach and multi sensory methods, with no charge to the district.

San Jacinto Scott Foresman Dean Wilkinson Sue Wagley Hgeruld Wilkinson George Washington Jenarie Alexander Delphine Reed Reed Sue Bagley Scott Foresman Co Johnny Williams Ava Carrasco Dale Willis

Baytonian Appoints Student To Sam Houston Plans Panel

Andrea Wheaton, a senior journalism major and Dean’s List student, is named to the Committee of the Convocation Center Student Activities Building at Sam Houston State University. Board duties include planning activities for the proposed facility before architect bids. Appointment made by Jack W. Humphries, VP for student affairs. Wheaton is daughter of Mrs. Billy Leslie Wheaton of Cedar Bayou.

Andrea Wheaton Convocation Center Sam Houston State University Jack W. Humphries Andrea Billy Leslie Wheaton Cedar Bayou

Three-year-old Has Surgery After Lawn Mower Injury

Delinda Dutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Dutton of Mont Belvieu, underwent foot surgery following an injury from a lawn mower. She is in Room 525 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and may receive visitors. Canada holds an estimated 11 percent of the world's fresh water surfaces.

Delinda Dutton Tom Dutton Mont Belvieu San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Canada

Steelworkers Begin Industrial Studies Program at Texas Works

U S Steel Texas Works workers start a 16 week evening course under the industrial studies program. Classes include Standard Cost Accounting and Fundamentals of Ferrous Metallurgy. The voluntary program awards completion certificates added to permanent records.

U. S. Steel Texas Carl J. Forkum Texas Works Bob Spencer Lee College

Amphioxus Link Between Vertebrates and Invertebrates

Amphioxus is a small marine animal living in shallow water. It lacks a distinct brain but has a dorsal nerve cord similar to the spinal cord of backboned animals, suggesting a link between vertebrates and invertebrates.

ILC Electricity Course Starts Sept 9 at Lee College

A 12 week Saturday course in Electricity for the Homeowner begins Sept 9 from 9 to 11 a.m. in Technical-Vocational Building TI Room 109. Instructor C. E. Gay, staff electrician, covers AC basics, safety, wiring, fuses, circuits, sparking, and maintenance. Cost is 21 dollars plus a 4 dollar parking fee with extra for non district residents. Call 427-5611 extension 214 for information or registration.

Lee College C. E. Gay Gay

Reception Set for Area Candidates in Deer Park

An informal reception 7 to 10 p.m. September 14 at St Hyacinth Church Parish Hall offers voters a come and go chance to meet State Representative District 17 candidate Joan Roosa, Congress candidate Lewis Emerich, and State Senator District 13 candidate Walter Mengden Jr. The notice ends with odd pancake-baking lines referencing local areas.

Stuart Joan) Roosa Lewis W. Emerich Walter H. Mengden Jr

Channelview News Highlights Community Life and Travel

Channelview reports include a Labor Day weekend traffic crash near Caldwell injuring the Cooper family with the principal of Channelview High School among those treated. Mae Richmond, 76, receives a surprise birthday at Old River Terrace Methodist Church. North Cape Cruise traveler Florence Taylor and grandchildren return after six weeks abroad. Local college students head to multiple universities, and military postings for Trim Jones Lloyd Burns. Community events feature a Knights of Columbus spaghetti dinner and a Guadalupe Church Mexican plate fundraiser.

Muril Hart Troy Cooper Channelview High School Caldwell Cooper Highway 36 Coopers Eileen Tray Jr Butch Virginia Mae Richmond Old River Terrace Methodist Church Thomas McKnight Paul Kuenstler Lora Booker Alice Burns Viola McKnight Betty Sheffield North Cape Florence Taylor Ave. C Dana Laurie Brian Butler Moscow Leningrad Russia Poland Iceland Norway France Taylor University of Houston Brian Channelview Vernon Butler Laura Reichardt Texas Women's University Denton Debbie

TSPE Tea Auxiliary Holds Membership Tea Sunday

The TSPE Auxiliary invites members to a tea at 3 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Cecil Phillips Jr. located at 1506 East Texas. The event aims to welcome and organize members into activities and committees.

TSPE Cecil Phillips Jr Texas

Lee College to Offer Adult Basic Education Courses

Lee College will start an Adult Basic Education program for 17 and older non graduates. Courses cover reading math and English across four levels with a 7 p.m. Monday registration meeting in Room 112 TV building. Level IV carries a $5 monthly tuition plus parking fee. Extension 314 provides details.

Lee College C. J. Collum Wal TV Building

Explosion Injures La Porte Man At Channelview Truck Stop

Carl Newberry, 21, of La Porte, suffered second and third degree burns over about 40 percent of his body in a propane blast at the Key Truck Stop in Channelview while a catering truck was being serviced. Dolores Turner, also of La Porte, was nearby. fire officials investigated and said the cause was under inquiry.

Channelview (Sp Carl Newberry la Portet Gulf Coast Hospital Baytown Channelview Jim Wilson Newberry Dolores Turner la Porte Wilson

McGovern Campaign Flies High With Two Jets

Our World Today reports Sen George McGovern campaign uses two special jetliners costing over 70000 dollars weekly. Republican congressional leaders met Nixon and pledged that there will be no tax increase proposed by this administration. The United States told the Communists in South Vietnam to accept a cease-fire after failed military and political efforts.

Seattle George McGovern Nixon Paris United States South Vietnam

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