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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1969
Page
3
The Future Secretaries Association earned the trophy for best entry in the Baytown Youth Fair and Rodeo Parade high school and college division. The club used Kemp and Tony's heavy forklift as a makeshift float after prior plans with a convertible stalled.
The Sunset Bridge, formed this year, features Kathy Wendell, Mike Davis, and David Smith. They perform diverse songs from Hair to Leaving on a Jet Plane and have roots in theater and coffee-house scenes. They plan summer gigs and weekend shows next year.
Two girls seek a third roommate for Fall semester at the University of Texas in Austin. Rate $55 monthly with all bills paid. Call GL 2-2600 after 5 PM. WANTED A student to compile a list of students and addresses for corporate recruiting and educational mailings. Mail MCRE Div Rexall Drug and Chemical Co 12011 Victory Blvd North Hollywood Calif 91609. Men 19 to 35 may join Houston Police Department Patrolman program earning $600 first year with raises to $675 over four years. Civil Service advancement possible. Apply 9th floor City Hall.
The Cowsills perform the Broadway Hair title song in hippie wigs. Clark Kissinger, SDS alumnus, writes his draft induction note offering antiwar work among troops. A London boutique markets a red aluminum-backed dress for protest wear. Equal Employment agency rules that men may be airline cabin attendants.
The Lantern teases a spring feature about a BIG JULE, inviting readers to watch for details. It hints at a local project or nickname to be revealed in upcoming issues. No further facts are provided in the fragment.
Announcement lists opening night Friday with 7 30 curtain time and a free first show for activity card. Subsequent nights charge 1 for students and 2 for adults. Includes birthday notes and local humor aside from the theater schedule.
Lee College editor Donald Dial earned an honorable mention in the International Contest of Clover Poetry Press for a poem submitted in fall 1968. Dial joined revisions after rerecording the piece, competing among 1,200 entries with 103 awarded poems, later included in Clover Collection of Verse published in March.
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