The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 164, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1965 Page: 2 of 16
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Kilg ore, Austin Victors
In BH Trustee Election
Candidate*. NoonCall Mrs. Mary Evans Council Candidates Quizzed On Issues
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Here are 15 quwtfBhs direct: continuing the'city’s pre4egtpol-| 11. Do you' think the citymcxed. territory of Lakewood
d to candldo.es for mayor end icy of settihg aside money for‘should contract the pijnposed j Brownwnxl, and Wooster?
buying and equipping parks in
view of the people's rejection of work with city forcer?
12. Do vou a ergo with the Oit.v
8. The beautification of Gcosc
Creek Stream 'could be ex^n-.lCaurtery Mem I Lynch, Pierce,
sive and of necessity a <ong Fenner end Smith}
term project. However, alongi -
who bcitutifica ion, much land|Aills-Chaimers ...........
along tiic dream could borne- Aluminium Ltd........ u.. 26,.i
claimed with the proper type Amer Cyan
program. I would luvor such a Amer Tel & Tel
project in the event a study re-
vealed such reclamation and Im- Armco
prevemon would enhance the
joining property values to the
extent that the cost of the proj-
ect could be recovered
Fine! rites 'for Mrs. Mary
Christine Evans. 89, oi Crosby, jcouncilmtn in the April 6 city
wiff b?«held. At 10:30 r,.m. Die's- Icleetion
day at Sacred Heart Church at ., , nrohlcms and is.-nes
Crosby, with burial., in Crosby !u7 011 proWe,’,s and ,SsU0!>
Cr.thqiic Cemetery, ' that are c pccted to confront
tor?. Evans, died Sunday in (the council-in the future:
Leri'age Manor Home in Day
if
W. H. Kilgore and Bobby Joe
Austin were elected to positions
on the Berbers Hitt Sciwcl Board
by rather decisive margins over
seven other candidates in Satur-
day’s balloting.
Kilgore received 254 votes and i
Austin 239. None of the other «
candidates ree.ched the 200-vote |
mark. I
They will replace 0 E. For, 1
bus Sind Joe Benson on the boahfc J
Forbus wag a candidate and re-
eeivea the third highest total «
MB. Benson did not seek j,
TSGf vote rivals were 176 for J
Smith, 73 for S. B. Mo I
___ 62 for V. EC TffllM. « I
for IJstem Stewart. 29 for Ar- ■
thur Banow and 2f for Albert a
Nelson Jr. 0
' txind improvements or do thei 14. Are you In favor of thr
'present sick pay and met it raise
|lilans for city employes?
| 15. Would vou bo in favor oi
Charter’s strict separation of ad-[contjntiing the city's policy of
ministrative and policy - rrak-, assessing property owners a
ine functions? • I share of the cost of Street paO-
13. Would you be in favor of: big I thoroughfares arid residen-
employlng mere men In the po-jtial), or do you think the cite
lice department to do a better should pay the entire......cost of
Sib ot slicing the newly - ;m- ;horough(are paving?
Thi questions ere
22%
a park proposal in the recent
capital improvement bend is-
sue?
7.V
67%
7. In what si>ocific areas of
city gove'mrrfcmnl operations do
vou think some tax money might
be saVed by economy meas-
ures ?
8. Do you think tile paving
cost participation percentage set
[or properly owners on street-:
and thoroughfares is too high,
too low, or about right at 65 per
cent 7
9 Do you think the rttvj
should undertake beautificationI
of the Goose Creek Stream?
10. Are you for or against the:
appointment of citizens' commit |
tees to advise and work with
the city council on such project?
us traffic safety and capital im-
provements?
I I. Would- you be in favor of an
lordinanr" prohibiting the keep-
cf Uvestqclc. and chicken;
fin the cityT
2. Would you be for or against
ccnda Cop
61-4
ton
The rosary will be recited nt
8 p,m. Monday at Sterling Fu-
neral Home, Dayton.
Survivors include two sons, A.
leivHighlands!°und fw«“'dSe r'vini' or ,'!llinf! ell>' * °"'ned
tors, Mrs. E C. Eilers, Crosby; hnd to WMduals or groups?
Mrr. Johnny Grounds, Houston. Expln'n.
Nine grandchildren, eight grea'-
greuKfehtidren and two great-Ji^H®
great-grandchildren also *urviv»Tnwd* a w»S InwfTf tt, what
vpe of ordinance would you
. ..u.ad Oil ....
Beth Steel ......
Celaneae .......
Chrysler
Cities Service ..
Colgate Palme .
Columbia Gas ..
Diamond Aik ...
Dow Chem
Du Pont
El Paso ........
Ford ...........
Foremost Dairies
Freeport Sulphur
Gen Elec .......
Gen Motors .....
Gen Tele ........
(•en Tire ........
Georgia Pacific
GoodyearTire •
Greyhouund ....
Gulf Oil ........
Gulf States Util .
II L* Po ........
40%
mt
ad
37 m
83 vi
m.
55%
76%
10. I think the appointment of
citizens committees to plan, ad-
vise and work with the city
council on city projects
onlv desirable but it a .necessity
if the jobs are to be done in the
most expeditious manner. After
such committees are appointed,
I feel their advice end sugges-
tions should be given serious
and favorable considerations.
Past councils have not always
done so. In fact they have not
always followed advice from
professional consulting firms aft-
er city funds were expended for
such studies. _
" 11. The council has already
committed itself .o the citizens
.hat improvements included in
the bond issue would be dune by
contract. These and other com-
The B Toro Restaurant
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is not
7S*» BAYWAY DRIVE
OPEN II AJ4-9 P.M. DAILY
CLOSED MONDAYS
(FORMERLY MORENO’S)
3. Do vpjj think Baytown
t
r.?»T'y
... 2154
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... 15%
her
4
Monday Winner
MRS. Hy L. FISHER of Route
2. Baytown, won a S10 gift certi-
ficate by oetog selected the
Lucky Mondnay Morning Shop-1
in a promotion sponsored by tbs
Retail Merchants committee of
the Baytown Chamber oi Com-
merce, “
] propose?
4. Do you think the city
should lease city - owned land
to groups such as ihe Cerebri1
Palsy Center for location ot
buildings and other facilities?
5 Would you b-j'for or against
Increasing the city property tax
ra-e* Explain.''
6. Would you be in favor of
56
.100%
CALL 566-8016
FOR ORDERS TO GO
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s
School--
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rnl.'wii
(CMItoued From Pace 1)
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62%
Serving Its Authentic Mexican Food"
ford gained heavily on Saveli In
this -box.
Precinct 165 (Lakewood i uvas
carried comfortably by the
Board Majority.
The challengers got their leads
in Boxes 99 and 100 (Felton's
and Ashbel Smith) and at Alamo
School. .....
The slate backed by W. O '
ran lika this: Jesse Stoj
vatl 997 Greer 339 and C, W j
Plutd 735.
The independent candidate
who conducted the most inten-
sive campaign was L A.
iWotXfeO Rose. He finished
fourth in his.race but-came up
with 1,413 votes. .
Gerald Hays, who ran a good
third behind Parkinson in the
race against Stark, shewed sur-
prising strength for a (itjt-time
candidate. Hays likely could
• either be elected or at least be
a major candidate if he ever
iihooscs to seek another com-
•• • • munity position. _
Two tjig questions that hold
the answier to the direction
school policy and administration
are headed is what will eUmi-
nated candidates do, and will 11
their supporters follow their rec-
ommend;, dons? u-m-J
And this final one: will 8,303
' yoti'es crowd the jxjils nextjj
time?
The cstrp- hibernates In winter |
and does net take food.
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1 DR. PEPPER 4
Int'l Harv
byLPMt. ja?.wtn ?T’
oils should be kept by new court- •••*/•—•
cils. Only where such commit- {'®r’v^Jc,V*e
ments hav» been provsn to be Liggett-Myers
unwise oh uneconomical should if111'* Land • •
they be broken. Magnavox
12. The framers of the city ?;®tn?5"t0
charter were wise in providing N York'central
for the separation of adminis- d»*.2 central
trative and policy-making func- pLSf.L. ‘4’j ” "' *
tions. It is unfortunate that Rnval^itch
some members of the council in uu,en ""
the past have ignored this sep- ...........
a ration. The charter contains
ample safe-guards for investiga-
tion and inquiry into the opera-
tions of any department without
the necessity of individual coun-
cil members trying to tell de-
partment heads how to run their
departments. "™“ ~yr ~'
certainly favor, Ihe cm- j s^'oTl
ployment qf a sufficient nur^bfr |iyum.av.
of policemen Jp provide ade-| Svntpx
quste police protection to all cit- j Xonn^site* Gas ]
izens of Bavtown. This tpdudes I .j-pxH, q0~ _ ,
the newly annexed areas a;;jTpx.„ Eastern'.’
well as ail other areas. I look TexJ)s Gu]f Suip
at ihe latkewood, Brownwoorlj jj(jeviratpr .....
and Wooster area as an integral j xransim Corn ..
part of Baytown, with its citt-j ,;^inn Carbide ..
zemrentitfotl tcequal p«rireipa-| ■
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he sooner!
m Chief
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51%
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39%
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12
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30%
55%
m
54%
K .
, 54%
siKflsaire
41%
BOTTLE
6?
li
... 58%
... 53%
Shell
Sinclair .......
Socony-Mob ...
Sou Pacific
Spcrry-Rand ..
Stan Calif......
Stan Ind ........
Stan N J .......
Stan Ohio ......
CARTON
38%
“vi C i
$ ■
13%
-------- 69%
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
NOON WEDNESDAY
DOUBLE STAMPS TUESDAY
41%
4CORNERS STORE
112 Market Street Road
Optft 7 Day* P*r Wm6 •
~ WOOSTER STORE
6400 Bayway Drive
CImmI SMsdoyt
797.
2«4%
_______ 32%
...... 23%
V.J
76%
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GIANT
W. II. KILGORE
.......,.127%
^ ______
jieopie quit reternns' to this j^, .....,
area as something separate)W«HnpUniK» ..
from the rest of the city, ' ^i^erox
sooner they will lose the identity!—--
of a step-child needing special
attention. They are citizens ot
Baytown and should be treated
as such. - ■
. 14. 1 feel that the present
the Ba^tor?t'ITreTir^na '3tclr "P*5" pi>ns m
RnA Reel rim good. Such plans are necessary
^ m TiSirfav ^ We are t0 ,trive to °btain and
t^rVinh hnLe LTMindn^tfl maintain stability oi employ-
i ' mh■ ^I:f l ment. I feet they should be re-
Street. The club s fishing con- , \y anri
test and a Bay dty conserv.i necessary
tion project meeting are on the improved w-h-re necessary.
agenda. All directors are urged 15. 1 feel the assessing of
to attend by C'ub President M.i property owners a share of the
cost of street paving is fair and
necessary. Assessments
made only after, a public hear-
establishing that the values
of” adjoining property are in-
creased by at least the amount
of assessment.
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(Continued Vrom Pa«e 1)
69
botham building was completed,
and the firm has operated from
a 140 by 140 site of the main
building and on-#- 100- hy 125-|-(Caattoiied From Page 1)
used car lot ..cross Cypress
street at Market. Chib Meeting
* "We W.fHWM-.WUM DIRECTORS OF'
ronage and support we have re-
ceived through the years," Hig-
ginbotham said. "We also feel
that the new owners, who have
leased our facilities, will carry
on in a fine manner.”
Details of the saies
made public.
U4. GOOD
Last Rites Held
For Elo Vesetka,
50. Civic Worker
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FRESH. CRISP HEAD
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Funeral services for Elo F. [I
Veselka, 50, of 1821 Maryland, 1
were held Monday, followed byj|
burial in the Garden of Geth-
semani in Houston:
Serviees were held *t930|_ ,, , n . ^
at St Joseph's Catholic j| m| rog - mm mmm
Rei Dtnisil B M IB
HrHsttEishrimpmm■“* ,A. 1 qc
2SS3 VII1111VII gg
five sisters, Mrs. Matilda Lan-:l _ \ ^
drv and Mrs. Dei Anderson, | M|M| ^ ^ 0M A" __ .........
T n 11 T II n A PT P COLGATE nflc
11U 0 T H P A 5 T E gsS j9
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.were not
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T. (Bebo i Waddell.
Glove Lott t
A LITTLE LEAGUER lost his
baseball glove Friday afternoon
in the vicinity of Grantham and
N. Main. Anyone having infor-
mation on the lost glove should
call Mike Smith at 583-3838.
Scouters To Moot
A REGULAR meeting of the
East Harris District Scout Com-
mittee will begin at 7 p.m.
Tuesday in the basement oi the,
Citizens National Bank building.
are
NOW OPEN
AT 1906 N. MAIN
MAC'S GRILL
am
■'
(NO BEER SOLD)
Johnson May Talk
On ’Viet' Status
CBM)"0*
THRU WEDNESDAY
•RkigT
the i.tti*
wom*i
...nuybt
she'll die
liufhmil
f
LeRoy
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WASHINGTON’ (AP)-Presi- bothers
dent Johnson may make a
Life Saving Course ' ; N.m* t^wJite^Se Veselka had been ective to
A RED CROSS senior life saving Innounced today [Boy Scout work for 35 yeanu
course will be taught at Lee Col- an"°uncM • ...^'Scoutmaster of- Troop 142 he
lege swimming pool, beginning Tht R,™|* vyhit/^House was rec<^nt c't^ r^ce
Tuesday. Any person who is 16 not disclosed. White House yer Awnrd and the Sty?f0^!
or older and'can pass the re- Pr(>sJ C**011'’ A-wnI?%, H! ’
ouired swimming test is eligible. W ^ to the Order of the Arrmw
Classes will be heid irom 1 4o de,ails UUr if thff* J* * *P*erh -Last year he was honored
9:20 p.m. ev.ery Tuesday and He said It would be along the with the Senior Citizens Award
Thursday, interested persons j lines of remarks the President by the Baytown Junior Gnsm-
may phone 582-9319 or 583-3114. imade to the Cabinet last week bfr of Commerce and received
when he outlined the general the Clyde Jones Community;
Sendee Award in 1962. i
A member of St. Joseph s |
Catholic Omrch, he belonged to
knights of Columbus and Was a I
third degree and fourth degree i
Knight. FK also was a member)
of the Holy Name Society, KJTjl
Society, San Jacinto Caravan)]
No. 61 of the rder of Alham-
HBHU8
HOWTO
MURDER
ROSEDALE DOLLAR SALE!
%
Rosedale
Rosedele
nL
Plus The Dave Clark 5
FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 £ $1.
GREEN BEANS 7 2 $1.
Ros»d«ie
SPINACH
k
Rosedale
w
PEARS
... 5 £ $1.
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O JOi Cl
.,/X O C*« $ la
Hairdressers To MmP : Vietnamese situation.
B A Y T O W N HAIRDRESSERS Reedy said Johnson has had
Beauty Association will meet at « "umber of (iiscussion* ^with
7:.'!0 p.m Tuesday at Juanita's Secretary of State pean Rusk
“»■ •»
dy, White House adviser on na-
tional security affairs, to work
on a response to a message of
17 nonaligned nations on Viet
„* a'Ks » » . •
Rosedale
Rosedale
PEAS
... 7 c“. $1.
TOMATOES
6 2 $1.
• Si ,
Rosedale
Rosedale
Music Study Club
MUSIC STUDY CLUB his post-
poned its Tuesday night meet-)
ing to 7:30 p.m. April 13 at the Nam
home of Mrs. L. R, Ffrench.
PEACHES
4 c!£ $1.
CORN
7 H $1.
Decker
NOW
V
hi •
I
He was a member of the
Houston Umpires Association
and was active In Little League
for many years.
A native of Fayetteville, he
moved to Baytown in 1935. He
had teen employed since 1937
at Humble Oil and Refining
Co's Bavtown Refinery ,
THRU
TEES.
DOUBLE FEATURE
• No Ropoating #
7:1* P.M.— . . ilt.
"We expect to have a reply
come out sometime this week,"
Reedy said, "and the President
may speak later this week on
Viet Nam,”
Parents' Council
HORACE MANN Parents’ Coun-
cil. wilLmeet at 7:30 p.m, Mon-
day at the Harris County Savings
and Loan Association building, j The Monumental Axis is the
Officers wilt be elected. widest street in the world. It
runs from Municipal Plaza to
the Plaza of the Three
in Brasilia, capital of Brazil
The six - lane boulevard is 273
yards wide.
Grade A Large
Waldorf Toilet
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CAGE EGGS
49c MCE CREAM
69c TISSUE _3E s1°°
Vi Gel.
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• holdover"*'
Merten's
Test Monday
SCHOOL AND College Ability
Test, an admission test re-
quired at. Lee College will be
given in the college auditorium
at 9 a.m. and J p.m. Monday.
Wallace Meaner, director off
testing and counseling, said stu-j
dents planning to enter this j
summer of fail are encouraged:
to take, the test Monday,
Baytown Gardantrs
BAYTOWN GARDEN CLUB wjU
meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at)
Grace Methodist Church.
Powers
MOHAWK VAC- RACK ALL MEAT
3^1
00
SALT
10c
Box
Dd Monte
toomsaiM it
CATSUP 5
25c
FRESH GROUND
3». 97‘
,....20-Oz. BH.
MEAT
- 9:10 P.M. —
Mflv wail Haiico
BEnE DAVIS
INSTANT COFFEE -
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DECKER'S IOWANA BREAKFAST
Rotary Club
MEMBERS OF the Interact ditto
of Robert E. Lee High School will
conduct 1 he Baytown Rotary dul.
meeting at noon Wednesday at
the Tower. The Interact Cluo is j
a boys’ service club sponsored by
the Rotarians.
HUSH-HUSH,
SHEET.
enmani
2 6
4 pkg. 4
10-Oz.
09
BACON
I Brtast O' Chicken
Phone, tell us how
much money you
need to meet all
your seasonal ex-
penses. Take up
to 36 months to
repay. Do it now!
lOANS $100 • $SOO • $900 • $1400 AND IIP
TUNA ~
29c
H
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X
a
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..Flat Can
U^.GOOOIA1Y«EEF
85'
$112.90 '&00
T-BONE
CM Wagon
CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 5 35c
Blaekburn'a -.......- :: .....-
WAFFLE SYRUP
SCOOTER PIES
274 90
19.00
504.78
$27.00
LB.
[rffrfl
750.85
1117.52
moi
39.00
NOW SHOWING
THRU WEDNESDAY
$44 U0
FRESH SKINLESS
49'
CALF LIVER
U.S. GOOD BABY BEEF
RUMP ROAST
Tta atm Mm m(
19c
12-oz.
,. LB.
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COMMUNITY
Burry**
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5‘[ Cabbage
pT " Extra Fancy Rad DtBdout
5c Apples
Oranges u
124 W.TaxasAva.
Phonr 583-7316
Sawing the people of Texas for over 18 years!
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