The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 204, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1974 Page: 2 of 18
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WORK BEGMUF
(Continued From Page 1)
Due to increase in clothing been asked for the Baytown
costs the Thrift Exchange is
to'tfHJo $2,500. Crip-
idrerb
f. pled Children's Treatment
m Cotter is asking,,$45,'500, 20.6
per cent increase over last
| year’s $37,700,/The Welfare
X I>eague has aSked for $45,685;
V^jast year it received $44,000
A 20 per cent increase has
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YMCA - $30,000 over last
year’s $25,000. Boy,Scouts are
asking for $37,572, compared
with last year's $28,000, a 34.2
per certt increase. Girl Scouts,
too, are asking an increase
from last year’s $12,000 to
$13,000.
Tlie smallest increase asked
is for the Community Chest ad-
ministration — $26,635 com-
pard with $26,438 for last year.
The Baytown Opportunity Cen-
ter has asked $32,000, com-
pared with $28,000 approved
for last year; the Child Care
= Centers,’$12,000, over last
1 year’s $9,500; and Houston
Legal Foundation, $3,000 over
last years approved $2,200.
Visiting Nurses has increased
the personnel serving Baytown
and is asking $8,500 over last
year’s $6,000, a 41.7 per cent
increase.
Only Big Brothers of Bay-
town is asking no increase.
Increases have also been
asked for state and national
agencies with a total of $5,998
requested over last year’s
$4,000. C .
are seeking increases —
$39,743 over last year’s $38,000
for the Red Cross; $12,260 over
last year’s $1,483 for the
Family Service Center. The
center plans to have a case-
worker assigned to Baytown
this year.
Other countywide services
have not yet made their bids
Softball
Results
SCHOLARS-
(Continued From Page 1)
Jerold Williams. : '
Those with a 3.5 average are
Ahmgd Al-Bochi, Rebecca Ar-
nold, Rickey Barrow, Ether
Beaty,- Ramona Bishop, Ron-
nie Roswell, Ragan Bounds,
Kathie Boyd, Billy Braden,
Leo Broussard, Henry Burk-
holder, Ritchie Carroll, Rebec-
ca Daghley. i , ■
Also, DebrS Dorman, Jose
Esquivel, Larry Fenton, David
Fischer, Onesimo Garza, Rob-
ert Griffiths, Terry Guy, Mar-
cia Hechler, Ralph Holt, Karen
Kerr. ■ ~ ==
1 Also, Paul Kime, David Le-
Richard Lutz,
Big Red 16, Partin’s Flyers
6. WP-HoWi«,LP- Partin.
Hitlers - ‘Big- Red: Hill,
Walsh; Holmes, Tallarom,
Reese, doubles; Ellis^, Hill,
Walsh, Machala, triples;
Badgely/Nolen, Walsh, home
runs.
Downing Roofing 22, Sizzlers
16. WP—BreweC, LP - Bogie.
Hitters .Slab's: Young,
McClure, doubled; Twardosfci.
r MoSCorro,—home runs.
Downing: Smith, Adatiis,
Dailey, Davis, doubles; Joi
Son, Smith, home runs. .
Brewers 19, Houston Natural
Gas 2. WP — Shaw, LP -
wart. Hitter/— Hues, Rayon,
home runs. - . ■ :
Land M13, Kikkers2. WP-
Ixrcklear, LP - Birmingham
Hitters — L and M: Haskins,
i/ocklear, triple; Hilton, home
Two Thefts
Two thefts were reported to
Baytown police Wednesday.
Henry Post told police some-
one took a canvas, pup tent val-
ued at $25 from St. Mark’s
Methodist Church’s Scout
House Wednesday.
A BHfio was taken from B 4
W Refrigeration Service, 1702
Caroline, Wednesday, ac-
cording to police reports.
Y Exercise
AN 11-WEEK adult exercise
class is now underway at, the \
YMCA. The class meets from - \
7.-15 to ft pin. Tuesdays and--
Thursdays. There is a $15 fee
for nommembers. Y members
are admitted to the class free. '
Attend Church
ARMENDER HAYES, center, principal of James Bowie Elementary School, who wffl leave to
become principal at Cedar Bayou Junior School this year, was honored with a coffee at James
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SCHOOL
Decome priiu:n«il«$ VCWII RKIJUUAMUiiwa on.aaww. ----—■ .
Bowie recently. Serving refreshment* are Mw. Daltotf Lee Hillburn, left, incoming James
Bowie PTA president, and Mrs. Robert Merchant, outgoing PTA president.
(Sun Staff Photo I
ENDS T0NITE
"MUTATIONS”
"DEATHMASTERS"
• AT THE ’■
Normand,
Peggy. McMannus, Ola Nich-
'd over iasi year» ols, Margaret Payiock, Dianne
Countywide services .Perkins, Rhonda Richard,
Linda Rigby, Virginia Ritchie,
Vicki Rogers, Linda Simien,
Jdy Smesny, Debra Smith.
Also, Artie Sober, Jo Ann
Solomon, ‘ Brenda Staiter,
Peter Stelly, Murphy Thomas,
John Timmons, Albert Toe-
poel, Mary Trainor, John
Wade, Timothy Wendel and
John Wirte
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"IRREPRESSIBLE
(■IMPUDENCE.”
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THE 10VE STORY FROM DENMARK
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FED: 12:30 3:05-5:40-6:15
gone i/ the romance
thotuuo//o divine:
DFMD rriEflflKH/ PRODUCTIOftOF
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tkgolfcourse,
proposal. -Because the-city
council does not have a regular
meeting again until June 13, a
special session may be called.
Mrs. Oliver said that 386
people voted Tuesday and 522
on Wednesday. “We had a'
constant flow of people yester-
day .No one had to stand in line
for a long time but just two or
three had to wait a minute or
two to vote." - ’
The election went smoothly
with the paper ballots, she
indicated.
The ballots were counted
Wednesday night by Mrs.
Oliver and other city em-
ployes, Mrs. Belinda Bingham,
Mrs. Irene Sanders and Mrs.-
Katherine Alford.
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Follow us.
Rings Lost ~
A GOLD and white' pearl baby
ring with a gold ring guard was
lost' Wednesday morning at
Globe' Any one with informa-
tion about the rings is asked to
call 422-5260.
Royals 10, Dolphins 1. WP —
Perkins, LP - Elliott. Hitters
• Royals: Jackson, double,
Tigers 18, Braves 3. WP -
Sheppard, LP — Rogers.
Hitters - Tigers: Hatfield,
Thompson, triples. .
Culpeppers 10, First Agency
Saints 6. WP - Slack, LP-
Millert Hitters - ‘-Saints:
Jones, home run.
Sizzlers 11, Wild Bunch 10.
WP - Witacre, LP — Preston.
Hitters — Wild Bunch: Seal,
Boykin, home run.
Harris Construction 11, Auto
Clinic 10. WP feathers, LP
- Issacks. Hitters —. Auto
Clinic: Hurst, triple; Harris:
Henderson, home run.„.n.
Jfih Ball W, g»7. WP .t-
Burton, LP — Cole. Hitters —
Jim Ball: Smith, triple; Cain,
home run. A’s: Gore, triple.
Exxon Credit 23,. Fire-
fighters 4. WP j Helpenstil,
LP - Langley. Hitters .-
Exxdn: Kinby, Skjnijoad,
triple; SkinnaqU, pte run.
Firefighters: Ivie, home run.
Mobay 14, Ashland Streakers
12. WP — Santana, LP —
Garcia. Hitters - Mobay:
Holloway, triple; Santana,
Calabrese, Deal, home run.
Fuller Motor Co. 15, Fish
Engineering 4. WP - Brock-
man, LP - Sheats. Hitters -
Fullers: B. Brockman, R.
Brockman, triple.
Baytown State Bank 17,
A.J.’s 7, WP - Holloway, LP
White. Hitters- Ba^own:
Shelby, McCaleb, home runs.
A.J.’s: Maron, home run.
Exxon Research beat Silver
Wings Lounge by for-
feit
Our World Today
Finishes School
From AP Wires
+ ST. LAURENT, France
- War veterans and officials
(rom seven countries mark-
tile 30th anniversary of
Day today with a ceremony
at the vast U.S. military
cemetery near this Nor-
mandy village.
Ford and Secretary of Oe-
fense Schleslnger ail argued
against troop reductions.
NAVY SEAMAN Apprentice
Patricia G. List!, daughter «f
Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. List! of
206 Pleasant in Highlands, has
completed basic personnelman
School in Orlando, Fla.
3403 MICHIGAN
422-2882 OR
427-2852
SUMMED 08 FALL CLASSES
3 RS AND
SPELLING
Attend Church
CRYER
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TERMITE SPECIALISTS
Mr.,h
Honey
Mr, and Mrs. Ste'
. Arling Rose are on a hor
moon trip to Matzal
Mexico, following
... Saturday wedding at
Mark’s United Methoi
Church. The Rev. Je
McClure officiated at
double ring ceremony.
The bride, the former J
Christine Schroll, is
daughter of Mr. and
215 Hwy 146 <22-2554
liytws i This Liciim
WASHINGTON -
President Nixon welcomed a
high-level Arab delegation to
the White House today as he
continues to stress Improved-
U.S. relations with the
Middle East nations he will
{twriMsmoalb.
+ SEATTLE - The na-
tion’s governors today en-
dorsed a far-reaching ethies
proposal calling for broad
financial disclosure by
public officials and reforms'
in campaign financing.
j + AUSTIN - The Texas
Constitutional Convention
has rejected an attempt to
combine Baptist sentiment
against horse-race wagering
with Catholic love of b|ngo.
+ WASHINGTON - Nixon
administration forces are
rallying opposition today as
the Senate nears a vote on
proposals to force major
;U.S. troop reductions over-
seas. Secretary of State
Kissinger, Vice President
+ BROWNSVILLE -
More than six tons of mari-
juana seized by Border
Patrol officers was the larg-
est amount of the weed ever
confiscated along the U.S.-
Mexlcan border, authorities
said today. ; ■—
Attend Church
Real Mexican
Food Prepared In Our
.Kitchen
Gonzalez Mexican Restanrant
3417 Wisconsin 427-2839
•GRAND OPENING -
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BEER
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MUSIC: THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2 Til fPJl,
' MUtiCfY.
AND THE EAGLES
MIXED DRINKS
NOW IS THE TIME TO
RESCREEN AND REPAIR
YOUR HOME!
SEE THE EXPERTS. . . —-:
BAYTOWN ALUMINUM
2200 GARTH RD. 427-3787
We Feature Custom
„ Made Screens.
and D1A-LITE
SCREENS
MRS. STE|
Was Formerly
• WINDOWS
• DIA-LITE SCREENS
• EAVES
• SCREENS
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• RESCREENS ~
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Starts FRIDAY!
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OPENS 12:45
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8:55-9:00
THE HAPPIEST FILM SURPRISE OF THE YEAR
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5 BIG ENTERTAINING MOVIES
COME EARLY • STAY LATE
BOX OFFICE OPENS 7:30
SHOW STARTS
AT 8:30 WITH
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AT 12:15
CHARLES B.PIERCE'S
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^PAIIKOSIO OOMSFMFIE JlM.
N0TICEI THE 111 3 PEOPLE OVER 18
BRINGING US ONE PINT OF WHITE LIGHTNING
WILL GET IN FREEI OPENING DAY
Sources Of
LC Income
Are Listed <
FRESH SHRIMP
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SEAFOOD
13230 toiipkins no.; : . 427-231__
OPEN:
8:00-5:00 M0N.-FIII.
8:00-12:00 SATURDAY
RAILRO
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Twenty*eight per cent of the
Lee College budget is support-
ed by local taxes;' Mrs. Bettie
Bennett, director of fiscal af-
fairs, reported to the Lee Cot
lege regents (at their last
gutting. - - - ■ ■ j
'" Ste said 35 per cent of the
budget revenue is derived
from state sources and two per
cent from federal sources.'
^ Tuition fees account for 16
per cent of: the budget money
while the sale of revenue bonds'
represents four per cent. Other
incomes from such sources as
; rental of property, interest on
investments and miscellaneo-
us fees comprise five per cent
[of the budget funds,
j According to the latest re-
iport from the office of the tax
assessor-collector, the college
has $90,382.68 remaining col-
lectible for the current year.
Collections up to April 30 are
97.40 per cent, compared to
97.63 per cent at the same time
last year.
Cumulative collections total
$1,677,539.99. These indude
$1,658,222.18 in current taxes;
$15,608.69 in delinquent taxes,
and $3,709.12 in late charges.
By the end of the fiscal year
Mrs. Bennett predicted the col-
lections will amount to 98 per
cent of the total tax roll.
BLGountrt Club Beverage
DISCOUNT LIQUOR
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ACCOUNTANTS
Local Chemical Plant has position for Accountant with
THE LAST •
AMERICAN HEROm
Degree and Data Processing Skills.
Salary from $20,000 up
Fn Paid of Course
4:55 FEATURE
"FANNY
HILL" ’
3:20 FEATURE
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FAIRY TALES
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 204, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1974, newspaper, June 6, 1974; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1104026/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.