The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 231, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1995 Page: 6 of 16
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Exxon employees clean up coast, bays, community
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce...
his spring brought
many opportunities for
Baytown and Mont
Belvieu Exxon employees and
their families to join local envi-
ronmental cleanup activities.
The Bays n’ Bayous Trash
Bash had help from 78 employ-
ees and family members from
six local Exxon sites.
The cleanup held recently
concentrated on the Baytown
Nature Center area (former
Brownwood subdivision).
Exxon participants, along
with other community and busi- ^ Left to right, Sal
groups, collected almost flores, Bi|| McDonald
40 compacted cubic yards of
bagged trash and debris.
In April, Exxon volunteers
assisted in Household Haz-
ardous Materials Collection
Day, sponsored by the city of ^c^l0n Day.
Baytown and Beach City. ^ Exxon employee I
Employees helped community Jim Penny and
citizens with the proper disposal daughter Rachel
of various automotive, cleaning tackle Cleanup of the
and gardening materials, as well Baytown Nature cen-
as paints and paper products. "
The Ninth Annual Great
Texas Beach Trash Off, spon-
sored by the Texas General
Land Office and Keep Texas
Beautiful, Inc., was held in late
April.
For the ninth year in a row,
Exxon employees commuted to m^e stretch of Exxon-adopted
Galveston or Bolivar beaches to beach and worked together to
participate in this annual event, clean up our fragile coastal
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The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Baytown
welcomes the addition of Panchos Mexican Buffet, located
at 6954 Garth Rd. in the Goose Creek Plaza, to the Cham-
ber in a ribbon cutting ceremony marking the occassion.
Staff members are, front row from left, Estorgio Ardonias,
Maria Sanchez, Isela Kasse, Maria Aguilar, Yolanda
Vasquez, Margarita Lopez and Aurora Alcanter. Back row
from left are Manuel De La Riva, Anselmo Martinez, Ezekiel
Rodriguez, Juan Hernandez, Eleno Moreno, Michael Che-
nier, Fernando Nigara amd Diane Mangum.
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This year, approximately 250
Exxon employees and their
families converged on a two-
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Information on the type of daughters Ashley and Naomi,
were among the Exxon volun-
teers who participated in the
Bays n’ Bayou’s Trash Bash.
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trash collected was recorded to
help the State understand Texas
marine debris patterns.
PAPPA
ion Houston.
Lt Col. Camp will assume new
duties as the Assistant Deputy
Chief of Staff for Personnel at the
19th Theater Army Area Com-
mand in Taegu, Republic of
Korea. She is the wife of Major
(Retired) Carlton C. Camp,
USMC.
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Open 24 Hours
Cora Martinez, Hispanic Chamber president, awards Laura
Yepez a Certificate of Appreciation for the scholarship ban-
quet. Not pictured is James Rodriguez, scholarship chair-
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Lt. Col. Lois F. Camp
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Lieutenant Colonel Lois F.
Camp was promoted to her cur-
rent rank
Army Recruiting Station.
She has served for the past two
years as the Executive Officer of
the U.S. Army Recruiting Battal-
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Baytown's
uuly Business Mixer was hosted by Compass Bank. Picture
are Cora Martinez, chamber president; Stephanie Johnson,
Compass manager; and Lois Garrett, administrative man-
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Salinas to attend ITT Technical Institute
Of the 177 billion pieces of mail handled
annually, nearly 5 billion are addressed
incorrectly. They become what the U.S.
"Postal Service calls UAA-Undeliverable
As Addressed.
You can help us keep your mail out of this predicament
by using a complete current mailing address: printed
clearly, with standard street suffixes, directionals like
“east” or “west, apartment/suite numbers, a standard street
abbreviation, a full nine-digit ZIP+4 code and, of course,
your own complete return address in the top left corner
of the envelope.
If you move, you can get a useful Mover’s Guide from
your local post office. The guide includes an official Change
of Address Form. Once you complete this form, the Postal
Service will forward your mail to your new address.
Incidentally, handling UAA mail costs the Postal Service
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same time. First, it gets your mail where it’s going promptly.
Second, it saves us some money, which helps keep U.S. Postal
Service rates among of the lowest
of any industrialized nation.
* Carlos Salinas of Baytown - ^ -j
’has enrolled in the Computer-
Aided Drafting Technology pro-
gram at ITT Technical Institute,
Houston.
The Houston West ITT Techni- of the largest publicly-traded high-
The local campus is one of a cal Institute is operated by Indi- er education systems in the coun-
nationwide network of 54 ITT anapolis-based ITT Educational try, operating 54 ITT Technical
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Indianapolis-based ITT Educa- sidiary of ITT Corporation provid- Established in 1984, the Houston
tional Services, Inc. (ITT/ESI). ing education to nearly 20,000 stu- West ITT Technical Institute offers
The six-quarter program, dents through its ITT Technical educational programs in Electronic
which begins Sept. 5, 1995, will Institutes.
Engineering Technology and Com-
pounded in 1968, ITT/ESI is one puter Aided Drafting.
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Dobbs, Gary. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 231, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1995, newspaper, July 27, 1995; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1158061/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.