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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
4
A reader poll asks whether churches should keep tax exempt status for real estate or be taxed on all church property. Residents weigh the impact on charities and local revenue in this ongoing policy discussion.
Lee College president Mr. Dean Johnston attended a Texas legislature interim committee meeting in Austin on Oct 27 where leaders urged adding junior colleges to all college legislation. Williams noted 42 junior colleges educating over 70,000 students in Texas. Job listings include bricklayer helper at Baytown starting $1.40 per hour and a part time seller position. Thurman Rowlett will moderate a Camp Cult seminar today at 12:10 in the library conference room, the first in a student organized seminar series at Lee College.
A witty observation notes that entering the stock market with a large sum may still end with a small fortune. The quip implies risk and volatility affect outcomes regardless of initial wealth. The line hints at market realities and investor psychology.
Circle K and Circle K Ettes held a tacky Halloween dance with the Coastliners and promoted Kiwanis apples sales for scholarships. The club supported Kiwanis candy sales, a fall workshop at Stephen F. Austin College, and participation in Southwest Conference football film showings. An OAS picnic at Mc Collum Park, Lee College bands opening November 11, and a D. C. production crew call at Alley Theater were announced along with intramural volleyball plans and a Halloween kids party at Rose land Pavilion.
Mr. Kielmans German class viewed a color film of a Rhein River journey. They noted swift currents and constant dredging, vineyards along the banks, slate quarries, and ferry crossings. The tour highlighted Germanys grape juice and wine production, parliament buildings, Beethovens birthplace, and river commerce from floating groceries to barge transports.
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