Pee Wee Football Last Weigh-In Day In West Bay Town
Sunday marks the final weigh-in for pee wee football in the Optimist League serving West Bay area youths. Interested persons may contact Utah Waldrop for details. Southern Belles at Robert E. Lee High host ice cream social 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Peggy Kemplay’s home. New members and officers welcome. Supper canceled for Lee College board event due to hurricane. Dance set Sept 18 at Knights of Columbus Hall 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring Gene Thomas. admission four dollars per couple. Colts to play Pasadena Pistols Friday 8 p.m. at Cedar Bayou Junior High Stadium. advance tickets via Jerry Coon or Baytown JCC members. American Women’s Association to meet 7 p.m. Monday at the Tower. guest speaker Mrs RC Flowers. Oiler Jets tickets: three seats for Sunday game at 36 dollars each, call 5824941.
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West Baytown
Utah Waldrop
Southern Belles
Robert E. Lee High School
Peggy Kemplay
Richardson Lane
Knights of Columbus
Main St
Git Baca
Gene Thomas
Colts
Baytown
Pasadena Pistols
Cedar Bayou
Jerry Coon
Bill
Weather Brief For Friday Through Saturday
Clear to partly clear through Saturday with temperatures near freezing Friday. Scattered showers possible from Hurricane Betsy. Galveston tides: Friday high at 3 13 PM and 5 57 PM. Saturday high tides at 5 02 AM 10 35 AM 4 07 PM and 10 30 PM.
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Betsy
Ledfislama
Galveston
J W Bain Returns From Rugged Mexico Train Ride
Around Town notes J W Bain returns from a rugged railroad trip through Mexico and brings greetings from Bracketville to Mary Beth McElroy. Ted Lyons of Vinton La sends best wishes to Cousin Thurston T W. Lucy Stallworth Kubiszyn aids her mother’s recovery and plans to return to Tuscaloosa. Local cooks submit recipes for The Baytown Sun cookbook. A lost coin purse remains in The Sun Women’s Department. identification may recover it.
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J. W. Bain
Mexico
Shahan
Mary Beth McElroy
Bain
Bracketville
Ted’ Lyons
Vinton
Thurston
T. W
Ted
Lucy Stallworth Kubiszyn
Lucy
Tuscaloosa
Thorpe Jr
L. Matthews
D. W. Wight
Baytown Sun
Women's Department of the Sun
Ganderland Hosts Spring Branch Bears In Key District Tilt
The Ganderland Ganders meet the Spring Branch Bears at Memorial Stadium in a pivotal 7:30 p.m. Friday district showdown. The Ganders, ranked No 1 in the state, eye revenge for three straight Spring Branch shutouts while the Bears seek to defend a storied rivalry and extend a three-year scoring arc. Gander coach Pete Sultis fields a senior-heavy lineup led by quarterback Richard Oliver and a fortified line with tackle Joe Liz and guard Johnny Morrison.
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Joe Whittington
Go- Sun
Jena Park Yellow Jackets
Texas Football Magazine
Letic
Robert E.lee Ganders
Spring Branch Bears
Memorial Stadium
Paul Smith
Ganders
Bruins
Paul Register
Bears
Swift
Chris Gilbert
Pete Sultis
Sultis
Stout Bears
Alan Acosta
Richard Oliver
Dwight Denson
Mickey Tiner
Ronnie Tolleson
Tommy Pullen
Joe Liz
Herrera
Letterman
Billy Barnett
Johnny Morrison
Mike Mitchamore
Dennis McAfee
Morrison
Port Arthur
Mitchamore
McAfee
Hearing Set Sept 23 On New City Budget
A public hearing on Baytown 1965 fiscal year budget is slated for Sept 23 after the city council reviewed a report from the tax equalization board. Valuations total $131,338,860 against a projected $130 million, with the proposed budget of $3,285,501 and an estimated tax rate of 1.36 per $100. City Manager Lanham noted possible revisiting after Sept 18 if police and fire salary increases are approved. The board called for better maps and cited the new 1965 market value assessments replacing the 1942 basis, a step requiring extensive revaluation work. The board met nearly 12 hours before issuing its report.
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City Board of Tax Equalizations
R. H. Pruett
Fritz “Lanham
Pruett
Baytown
Equalization Board
CL. Umholtz
Carter H. Miller
United Gas Plans New Mont Belvieu Plant
United Gas to build a liquid hydrocarbon extraction plant near Mont Belvieu designed by Fluor Corp to recover 33 000 gallons daily from 40 million cubic feet of natural gas. The unit uses a turboexpander to refrigerate gas and separate liquid. completion planned for early next year with pipelines from Galveston Bay wells and construction south of Interstate 10.
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Mont Belvieu
United Gas.Pipeline Co
Fluor Corp
Houston
United Gas Beeline Co
Galveston Bay
Interstate Highway 10
School Librarians' Status Is Clarified
A Baytown Sun report on salaries for four school district librarians contained a typographical error that caused confusion. The correct line states none of the four librarians lacks a master’s degree in library science. all hold master’s degrees.
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Baytown Sun
Nome
Abdrerians
Local Civil Defense Chief Credits Cooperation for Huricane Betsy Alert
Baytown Civil Defense Director Fletcher Hickerson thanked all groups and individuals Friday for excellent cooperation during the alert for Huricane Betsy.
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Fletcher Hickerson
Baytown
Huron Defends Texas Traffic Light at Second Street
Baytown councilman Jack Huron defended the traffic light at the Texas Avenue and Second Street intersection amid editorials on traffic controls. He cited a 25 percent rise in accidents, street changes with new buildings, and cost savings under 500 dollars for an activated system that improves flow and safety. The seven member traffic committee, including police and school officials, oversees local traffic issues.
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Texas Avenue
Second Street
Jack Huron
Huron
Sun
Lindsey Lawless
City Electrician
Baytown
Barney Weard
Blair Mann
R. H. Turner
Holly McLemore
Leo Frost
Virginia
St. Joseph
Crosby Parents Band Meeting Set for Monday
Crosby band parents and students are invited to a 3 30 p m gathering in the band hall Monday afternoon to discuss upcoming events and activities.
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Crosby
Probable Starting Lineup And Bear Defense Notes
A tentative roster lists Gander Devense five Morrison Herrera Hendricks West Williams Acosta Warren McAfee Martinez Marah Tiner Acosta. defenses show McWilliams Raver Wells Crawford Barnett Schilte Ronnie Smith Renner White Tullery Courtney. Strong names include Charlie Hendricks, Chris Raver, Ronnie Smith, Rick Barnett.
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Gander Devense
Morrison
Herrera
Charlie Hendricks
Charlie West
Dennie Willams
Oliver
LOG
Bobby Warren
McAfee
Arthur Martinez
RLB
Lec
Fonnie Marah
RCB
Tiner
Alan
Acosta
McWiliams
Chris Raver
Haswell
Charles Crawford
Rick Barnett
Jim Schiltes
LLB
Ronnie Smith
MLB
David Renner
Danny White
THB
Mike Tulleryi
Ryan Courtney
Baytown Teachers Form New Group Led by Bill Parrish
Bill Parrish elected president of the Baytown Classroom Teachers Association at a meeting in Robert E. Lee High School. Bill Rogers became vice president with Mrs. Mary Dodson as secretary Gus Walters treasurer and Fred Adams parliamentarian. The group, affiliated with the Texas Classroom Teachers Association, plans committees on membership welfare programs legislation and professional standards. A Oct 2 district workshop in Houston was announced.
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Wanda Orton
Bill Parrish
Baytown Classroom Teachers Association
Robert E. Lae
Bill Rogers
Mary Dodson
Gus Walters
Fred Adams
Net
He Bradshaw
Association
Classroom Teachers Association
Parrish
Joe Hughes
Clyde Henderson
BEA
Supt
Gentry
Parish
Hurricane damage slows Bayou area after storm
The Bayou area downriver reports slowed recovery as Bestia terms miss. Naas mpd water failures hinder communications and power restoration. Officials struggle to assess damage to offshore oil and the sugar crop near harvest, with New Orleans noting historic hurricane impact. At least 350,000 phones affected.
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Ures
Bayou
Bestia
Louis
Dollar
Indi
Aeredest
Baytown Sun reports on hurricane concerns from Washington
Albert asks ents from his Washington home about the Baytown area hurricane impact. He inquires how residents are getting along and checks on their condition amid the event.
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Washington
Baytown
Baytown Sun
Traffic plan for North Main faces high costs and delays
Main Street traffic costs for new control equipment are estimated between 8000 and 9000 dollars. The traffic committee recommends not installing the proposed system and considers eliminating hazards on North Main Street. Parking may be prohibited on both sides between East James Street and Cedar Bayou Road as North Main improves toward the city limits with Sterling High School opening. further traffic control studies at Memorial and Market Street near Robert E Lee High School are planned.
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Main Street
Heron
North Main
East James
Cedar Bayou Road
Jeleeeal
Cedar Bayou
New Sterling High School
Huron
Memorial
Market Street
Robert E. Lee High School
Raymond Donedly
Coe
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Lee College Board of Regents
Walter Rundell
KC Hall
Aaw
Houston ‘Oiler
New York Jets
Citizens National Bank
Ganderland
Bee Landrum
United Gas
Mont Belview
To AZ
Second
Texas
Peoples State Bank
FDIC
David ‘Morrow
Ray! 'Vlasek
Im Bee
Jack MicWilliams
Mike “Achley
Dean Tully
Don Wigginton
Eddie Johnson
Joe Ogal
Glen Boswell Dunier
Tion
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
Classroom Teachers Division
National Education Association
Baytown Association
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Albert
Slander
Galloway
Jack Sanders
Paul Bradberry
Linda Dyer
Lee
Ate Mancok
Tim Stewart
Janis McCallum
Lyne
NGS
Pirst Presbyterian’ Church
National Bank
Memser F
Bate Cl . Tee
Pride of the
First National Bank
Harris County
Amt Kenn Hee
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