Fifth Renaissance festival opens at Magnolia near piney woods
The 5th Annual Texas Renaissance Festival runs weekends from Sept 29 through Nov 4 in Magnolia. About 250 artists set up booths and recreate a Renaissance village with permanent structures, a Japanese Village section, and live demonstrations. Admission $7 adults, $8 children. hours 10 am to 7 pm.
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Piney Woods
Magnolia
Betty Zaggle
Real Musgrave
Newmarket Race Track
Highway 1774
Campus activities roundup at Lee College in October
Four Lee College Circle K members attended the 24th annual convention in Chicago in August with sponsors Mr and Mrs Jerrel Troutman. The report lists intramural events in October, a dance sponsored by Student Government, blood pressure screenings, a Baytown Symphony pops concert, and a talk by Jim Brown on magazine publishing.
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Lee College
Circle K
Chicago
Laura Selensky
Patti McClurg
Jaime Rook
Andrew Crawford
Jerrel Troutman
Kiwanis International
Fall films announced for Lee College on campus schedule
Lee College announces fall film schedule curated by four groups including Student Government and English Department. Selected films include Blazing Saddles, Dark Star, and Cool Hand Luke with HIP subtitles. Screenings in Rundell Hall auditorium run from September 28 to October 31, with public invitation.
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Lee College
Dale Adams
English Department
American Studies
Adams
American Studios
Rundell Hall
Lee College Snack Bar Menu and Plans for Expansion
The LC snack bar offers toast and sausage, coffee, donuts, hamburgers, french fries, soft drinks, and cold sandwiches from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lunch is served 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. A recent menu included barbeque, macaroni and cheese, beans, squash, cornbread, and rolls. Madonna Stafford bakes the cornbread. future expansion under Moler Hall includes a salad bar and more sandwich variety.
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Lee College
Madonna Stafford
Community education adds 14 new Oct classes
Sue Jones, director, announces 14 noncredit courses starting in October for adults 18 and older. Offerings include cake decorating, drapery, floral design, interior design, stained glass, needlepoint, holiday entertaining, defensive driving, exercise for women, oil painting, personal financial planning, sign language, beginner and intermediate courses, with hunter safety possible pending interest. Costs range 9 to 45 dollars per class and times vary from 3 to 48 hours. Registration at Rundell Hall Continuing Education Office or by calling 427-5611 ext 211.
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Sue Jones
Jones
Rundell Hall
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Future Farmers of America
Moler Hall
Glonnie Harris
Benny Moskowitz
Moser Hall
K.C. Hall
Market Street
Symhony Orchestra
Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Bicentennial Park
Rundell Hall Auditorium
Dave Corder
Corder
Houston Home & Garden
Jim Brown
Mary Lou Nahas
Fall Films
Shane
Billy Jack
H.I.P
Cool Hand
Luke
Rosie Lee Taylor
Food Service
Jeanne Tedter
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