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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
3
Diana Hickerston recounts a wild car ride with Suzie and Helen as they smoke forbidden Swisher Sweets from Audrie’s purse. The group revels in the smoke, purchases more cigars, and ends with green faces and mint breath as they drive home after the edgy escapade.
New York Theatre 80 St Marks stages You're a Good Man Charlie Brown a light revue of the Peanuts gang. Snoopy sung by Skip Hinnant and Lucy’s zingers drive the humor with Charlie Brown’s kite and Book Report numbers flanking acts two and three. The show is slated to run through 1972 and features a soundtrack now in libraries.
Gossip turns to optimism as Sammy Wilson reunites with his brothers for the Queen Walk, Phyllis Bayer explores ape hunting, Andy Rose plays a song repeatedly, and David Donnelly sings again, raising questions about the season ahead.
Lee College hosts five lectures on Contemporary Law Enforcement from March 11 to April 15 in Rundell Hall. Sessions start at 7 p.m. each Tuesday with visiting specialists including Capt. Harry D. Caldwell guiding March 18. One semester hour credit offered for registrants who pay fees.
Theta Kappa Sigma announces the new brothers. The list includes Bobby Badeaux Bob Chisom LaVoy Darden Adrian Rainier James West Scott Dillard Tommy Richmond Jeff Spangler Steve Attaway Karl Mesch Steve Donnelly Rusty Harper Mike Hunt Donnie Anderson Wayne Bell Gary Eaglton Jim Lake and David Himel.
A cameraman dressed as a buffalo attempted close contact with prairie dogs but caused a minor encounter when a real buffalo reacted. A New York zoo added sidewalk lights to deter prowlers, prompting animals to misread the season. A mama bear and other females prepare for new broods.
In November 1965 a Northeast blackout left New York and parts of Canada without power. While crime dropped and social life paused, hospital wards saw a surge in births, with Bronx Municipal Hospital up 100 percent and St Luke's up 200 percent, spurring playful musings about birth control and candlelight.
Job opportunities across Europe this summer include forest and construction work in Germany and Austria, farms in Germany Sweden and Denmark, road construction in Norway, and hotel positions in Switzerland. Additional openings exist in Ireland England France Italy and Holland with government consent for American university students. For details contact American-European Student Service Box 34733 FL 9490 Vaduz Liechtenstein Europe.
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