The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 305, Ed. 1 Monday, October 4, 1976 Page: 8 of 20
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Monday, October 4, 1*71
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Michael W
S. Seventh and
in his boat am
807 Brentwix
passengers we
boat, according
a member oft!
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mayonnaise
until smooth
can crushed
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1 can whole
cup chopped
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The accident
5 47 p m by
emergency cor
happened (o h
the time, and
about two hr
sunken Warfor
water. *
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BACON
Wf SPECIALS GOOD
* >)ON.*TUES.-WEDr
OCT. 4-5*6
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ■
LIMIT QUANTITIES
_ cream
•sell topping
,1 mixture
SAINT JOHN Catholic Church tmlldhn tp#i 1 o. has topp t JIM) MW in pledges Workers opening
the pledge envelope which made the amount m left i right, are Peggy I’arigi, Shirley UVergne,
N. J. Trahan, Doris Atkins, parish secretary, amt J. T iladgrtl, The parish plans building a facility
property onHoher Hud adja
cent to Sterling High School. Constructioo is planned to start before ihe end ol the year. The Rev.
Anthony C. Ilerndel Is founder and pastor of St John ( hori h
Ha
inmack w
the Wat
returning fror
when theffou
the US Stee
headed toward
Trying to
both veered, b
the same direc
ing to miss e;
again in the sa
and
HHSABTENs
comprising a church, classrooms aod rectorr nisUag over 8*01
spKj^sr
pw'SSrtAf?®
M SALAD
one (81 os.)
v< cup sour
powdered
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17 02
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U4. CHOKE TENDER AGED HEAVY IE
BONELSS
iced bananas,
ed pineapple,
ndied orange
'Pl'cd j>< Ml
, Ml
topping.
icd mold and
tours. —_
IKE
Stew Meat
LI.
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UAH CHUCK QUALITY
Ground Beef EMI |
■ UJ.CHOKE TENDER AuED HEAVY BEEF
chopped
was
40 Like
W
99‘
Hamtnack's bo
but Warlord s t
Perry rescue
the water i
emergency rot
the people aslto
1 orpsincn i
r.*e-
‘Tv
TTSewptatsonih>Tit^fil» tandw*. HwrtuhrtpH
chair and two assistants on the getting back there To watch,
other, two ctisttr Thr? direct!When they got around to
some 15 men hi huge computers, shooting the. 45 automatics, an
wi . .... .. . a.i .xuwfficei..asked metf I wanted to1
(Kditor's note: Following is
Ihe last in a two part series
about Ihe USS Hewitt, the Navy
warship , Jim Kyle of The
hnp**»ve
H W frtmv.MlsslwippU«he Pori of
BeefSteak
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YOUHG tehdeh slkeo
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it to shore,
. Hit boats...
same sire, abo
McBride said,
an inboard-out
■■X'liskwm'uiTTO in mi11 z
3^SfWnSr five rounds a“d
puter programmed that would „ad (|Vf b„|Lwyw , hl, (he
tut any of the other computers L.,et
How about that A macltinej ^ |yaVy Bses the number 4.0
that fixes machines
p ” By JIM KYLE
| ‘ Four 20,000 horsepower jet-
engines ran move the , USS
Hewitt 40 tnph and for a ship
that's as big as’the Hewitt, that's
‘. moving on!
The engines are the same si* _____ __ ,
as on a DC10 jethner. * When I heprd ttam.aMounci'ia successful conclusion
’* There are no portholes at all on the PA system (hey were go-j To the officers and m
inside and with the sound of the
jet engines day and night, 1 felt
as though I was inside a huge air-
plane. The ride was no bumpier
than crossing Black Duck Bay in
a rowboat
Why no windows to the world?
For one thing, the Ihfp IS com-
pletely air-conditioned. But the
main reason is to keep out
atomic radiation and dust in the
event of being attacked by the
; FOOOCLUI EARLY
June Peas cm‘W
TOPCO CYCLE FAIHIC - —-
ss
IT SUN FARM
,r MJAHUM
k and white
inotis and ivy.
or was Miss *
Bridesmaids
ty Welch and
A» 0*. 07*
Peo
neto __
' ciBupu brown
CLASTIC SIZE
TOP FHOST
LARGE
V SLICED T
BACON
S
men on the
ing to practise shooting with I USS Hewitt I can only rale
machine gttns arid small arms on'everything 4.0.
uoz.
CAN
1 LB. SIZE T0F FHOST * BEEF • CHICKEN • TUHKEY
Whipped Oleo 59‘ Meat Pies 23'
21OZ. SIZE
49*
Topco Bleachhgal43‘ Orange Juice
The
EGOS
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MIRACLE
LONDON (A
dent Nelson Ri
wife are in Lot
exhibition of
Adirh i
a dinner of the
The society
fostering rel
Britain and tin
The Rockefe
Heathrow Airp
by U.S. An
Armstrong am
of the Foreign
it gowns with
rs in pink and
urgundy They
imellias.
was George
im-Mien won-
n and Brian
Ishers were
and Robert
BORDEN
TOP FROST
45‘ Instant Potatoes I47
10 oz.
Cut Okra
PKG
ALL FA IVORS 41 OZ. CAN
dj
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GAVL0R* SHOESTRING
---SM,
145 Hawaiian Punch 55‘
i
uoz
8KB,
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j FOOD CLUI •
ISUQARaOfl!
LIMIT l
enemy
The ship handles like a spirts
car in the water! officers told
*■ me There's no eomparison to -
the sluggish fighting ships of the
V
[/
iss and Brian
t ringbearers.
eparty for the
i Mrs. Jerardo
Its. William
Pam Haskins,
(man and Miss
m
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m
Cane
VATICAN
Pope Paul V
Sister Beatrict
er of ihe Ord
Comeptiomsts
in Sunday's is
15th century
- ample today t
>0-'*
STAMPS
|< ..About 18 hours before
'{ reaching Galveston, the captain
* had all the water turned off
because the water Links were
. getting too low Thai meant no
showers. After the salt air and,
» running around all day. I felt .
real grimey haled to hit the sack
without a shower
About 8 p.m. 1 slipjied into th*v
officers’ shower in h
“ ‘ find finttone that we
were three stalls. I tried both
knobs in the first one. No luck.
Tried the second No luck.
AnchQH. »ieigh.!„ J struck
[M, - water with the third one. I turn
m... r ed on the hot water and the
R _ wonderful liquid flowed.
Mi"
fjr U.S. CHOK! 'T??
'terms aced mmvy k£!J
NEUHOFf REG.OR
SKINNER SHORT CUT ELB0* BEACH CUfr
Macaroni 45‘f»h Steaks
KELLOGG
through Texas
the bride wore ~ *i-
acks with a
v*mMk -
BEEF FRANKS
31*
CAN
:-rsr
CHUCK
ROAST
VLASIC HAMBURGER
NEUHOFF REG. OR
49
Dill Chips “ 85'p,p Torts
I GALP WRAP____
BEEFB0L0GNA
IsausaI
rill be at home
6 OZ.-PKQv
OMH
has lost sigh
values.
The. new sai
Catholic Chore
1425 .n Mere,
.......... li.il
her work in i
died
"We live
society Pope
radical testime
is a shock to o
tion and an im
ten values s
chastity and se
GLAD L4l|fiER _____IS CT. PKG.
NEUHOFI
1»0 FT.
a graduate of
Food Wrap
49(Garbage Bags
c
« M.4WG 49*
BLADE
ROLL
High School.,,
JLcould
CUT
a
1"
w-.,
[Food 41c Borax MM#0X
NET LIQUID DETERGENT
ol and attended
of Houston.
FARMER BRONN MILD SNACK STICKS FARMER BROWN PIMENTO UOZ.
Cheddar Cheese ub 1«* Cheese Spread 99f
u. BMDEN’S ILKEO AMERICAN
2>RQwese 'IS: 1«
1
20c OFF
12OZ.BTl|05
2c OFF
C
LB
FARMER BROWN
'b
1 LB. CAN
Folger's Coffee 359 Folger's Caffee 534
12 OZ. PKG. BORDEN SUCI0
Lite line Cheese 1” Ckwsc
UOZ. PNG. 139
Sneaking back to my room, I
e ■
’ BONOEN SLICED
got soap and towell and then 1
slithered back to the shower.
Turned on the hot water and
lathered with my Irish Spring.
And sure 'Us ihe Water got
hotter and hotter so I turned on
the cold water. Whoops. No cold
"Water.
After getting -out of the
shower, .1 looked liked a boiled
lobster. FYom now on lyhen I’m
op a. ship I’ll follow orders
:
American Cheese
SHOOT IT ON THE HEWITT
Kyle joins the crew In target practice with a .45
automatic and automaTically hUs.thMMBter
/ROYAL BANQUET
12 OZrPNG, p9
OSCAR MAYER
War In
PORK
CHOPS
r REG. OR BEEF >
BOLOGHA
’ NEW YORK
Premier Hua
to have told fc
(ary of Defens
nger that, w;
United States
Union' is u
U.S.D.A. INSP. BUCKET OF
•i
^5,700
33c
MIXED PARTS
PLUS GIBLETS
r
SELECTED FROM WILSON CORN KING
LB.
8 0Z. PKG,
QUARTER i
l SLICED 4
I* LOIN 1
My
because I found out — when you
don’t - you can really get into
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WISH LIQUID
i DETEROIIL.,.;
■ 2S* OFF
week's issue tt
critic of detent
Hua.. "*■
Burglars and thieves tddEjpex. TTwas worth 8172.
items ranging from cimen.band. Kenneth B Hall of Baytown
radias to guns in burglariesthe Sunday ttieft of a
reported tp Baytown police over tafM, ^k and tapes from his
a busy weekend ' car parked at Wooster Baptist
Joe Hackney, 1813 California? Church, 7001 Bayway. The items
reported me Sunday burglary of t0[a|ed $-ji4 ,n value,
his home. He said a shotgun * * f noo
»“ ■*mi?
tobert E! Dfifidway, 303 Post night theft of four hubcaps from
Oak reported the Saturday night car' Parlced at^the^compl«t.
. . a huge room of computers ^ ^^g^uge-shotguiLaM Tlie ,,ems were valued at f10®-
lining a third of the world. jte^s estimated ai $225.
A high leather chair was in the |
middle with two other, lower, Charles lUchart of Shepard
{reported the Saturday night theft
■—'of his 1971 Chevrolet pickup
.--itruck from a parking lot at 1200
- iGarth •Value-ol the truck-Wai
unknown at the trifle - of in-
■ jyestigatiori ,
r. ..
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B
bouwet
OETERCENT U
NET M
FUTURE WORLD
k LB.
The trip aboard the Hewitt
was a trip into future world.
When I walked into the com-
pntar room - or as they say in
the Navy, the CIC (Cothbat In-
formaUon Center) — I felt like I
was on the same track with Star
Trek. - «
Flashing lights of all colors
pleted a thre
China.
74*
64 0Z. 030
• A NET
22 OZ.
BTL.
BTL
nese also exp
war" that wou
Chinese guerri
viet armor.
Mont
kx.
a
OMAHA, N
man who |
"mom’' to mi
$70,000 box ol
CMIHHWM HftHfY DRY
melons.,79c
m ....
TASTERS CHOICE
FRESH
Two Suspect$
CRISP
FREEZE DRIED COFFEE
be lost for wai
ones.
nut butter.
According to
8 0Z.
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In Rape Ease
i
elaborate contr
ing certain ri
signed before
certs, lie said
ver, for oxamj
and comfy
mellow mood.
nielli. Ill, hull
Ihe rock llip
Gatorade for 1
and Hirer do/.t
carnations fo
Brothers.
Performers 1
to perforin if
‘
^ Fresh Bog Oranges
jy O-.UCIOW . ■
If Fresh Bag Apples
(W "WCROP
W Fresh Grapefruit
¥ , 4 1
k-'V TffCSI^fCBOW viwOllS
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4
£#MB.Br.«d3r^l
; 2PKGJ-$1
an«
To
- 1 John Tingling, 120 Graham,
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y,
A 20-year-old Baytown woman
reported the .Saturday night theft
Mof-a color felevibbn set froin a
mobile home at l20-k Graham,
• CINNANON * LEMON * PINEAPPLt
Finger Sweet BoHs
• CINNANON * PONDERED SUGAR
3
BAG,
meft who pickad her up at a
C A
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STAIK
«.29*
OK* —
mm
■
.■Qie woman told officers sM Cake DontltS
EAy
Houston Camp ^ Gibson,‘ Massey-
Grand Council Tompkins, report«i, the?FTittaf
m. Oct. 16 at ..i.'.l.l lln.tl .if i f 'li frnn' Hk /'i)Y
was at the
FRESH BAKED HONEY SPLIT TOP FRESH BAKED BARBU OR GOLD
Bread *E«a.J9‘ Pound falwulS*
EGG OR l LB. LOAF PRUNE PNG. OF
id 39* Dnah Hoik 49*
E SUPREME OR
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Fire at
FRESH - »
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Red Deiic. Apples
Park
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Mf
O'
parked JC the apartment com- fjde
sjte ’said- they took her to*
Evergreen Road, where both fresh MHo«
raped her. - . v - - Rhmbm
LI.
, s
in celebration of the Bicenten-
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FRESH RUSSET
li
mm
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\ Russet Potatoes
m
Roof Fire
5«69*
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rtainment will be provid-
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m>
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V.
kiatr to the roof overhang*! the back
sur- of Richard Hutchins
Irish Dancers,
contract t
sary "to coun
eling and the it
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Pceremonies will, be "Scotty, ,night; StaUon 3ftridighi
XfcMt; thainrum of me Houston,
American Revolution, Bicenten- j were jhere'
pialGommission. coula not tina ntrcatn
bfMwal
■
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ce-ttfe k»kiflg4w suspects I
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 305, Ed. 1 Monday, October 4, 1976, newspaper, October 4, 1976; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145478/m1/8/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.