The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 3

THE BAYTOWN SUN Sunday. January 4,1987 3-A Voters defeat bond issue Crosby school building woes continued in '86 ByMARYWOOLEY CROSBY The hiring of Don R. Hendrix as school superintendent was just one of the changes seen by the Crosby Independent School District in 1986. Hendrix replaced Tom Miksch, who, after eight years, resigned to take a position in another school district. In March, voters defeated a $6.3 million bond issue which would have provided funds for a new elementary school on Farm Road 1942, a gym at the primary school, a choir room at the high school and improvements at the Drew campus.

Earl Boykin, member of the school board and later its president, said he believed the issue was defeated because of the site proposed for the school. In April, newly elected school board trustees Rudy Sikora, Clarence Baumback and Ed Hauerland took over the positions formerly held by Sharon Bamberger, Tex Mitchell and LoisShmidl. In July, the Justice Department filed a brief citing the Crosby School District in violation of a 1970 court order on desegregation. The violation was observed through an investigation by the Texas Education Agency that determined the original court order had been tampered with through the redistribution and expansion of grades changes made without guidance of the court as required by the court order. Also in July, the board approved a 1986-87 budget of $11,082,628, an 8 percent increase over the previous budget of $10,258,487.

John Canady, acting superintendent, said the increase could be attributed, in part, to the costs of filling a number of new positions, teacher step raises and the purchase of three new buses. The increase in the budget, however, did not affect the tax rate. In October, the school trustees voted unanimously to adopt the same tax rate the district has had for the past four years 87 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. In December, the school board was unable to reach an agreement on forming a community committee to review building needs of the community. Superintendent Hendrix said he believed a 15-member committee representative of Crosby, Barrett Station and Newport would help satisfy the Justice Departments requirements, adding that the alternative would be having the federal court decide on the location of facilities.

DO IT LEGALLY! No need to go to All medications FDA approved THIS IS THE WEIGHT PROGRAM EVERYONE'S TALKING ABOUT! Professional Counseling and Information WEIGHT CONTROL CLINIC PHYSICIAN ON CTAPV Member of American Society of Bariatrics Physicians Deaths and funerals ADRIEN DAVID JR. Services Adrien David 57, Baytown are set 2 p.m. Monday at Navarre's Paid U. Lee Funeral Home Chapel with the Revs. J.R.

Woods and Calvin Bench and Monsignor J.P. O'Sullivun David died Friday in a Buytown hospital. He was a native Yomigsville, but had lived 33 years in Baytown. He was a welding and maintenance foreman MFC Drilling Co. Houston.

David was also a member St. Joseph's Catholic Church, a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 912 and St. Joseph's Men's Club. A veteran the U.S. Army, he served in the Korean conflict, Survivors include his wife, Georgia David Baytown; his mother, Ada David of Lake Charles, daughter, Arlene Spruce Old River: daughter and son-in-law, Deanne and Harlan Bench of Baytown; brother and sister-in-law, Louie and Mary Frarjer of Buytown; sisters, Mary Shields of Lake Charles, Nellie Gary of Port Arthur and Anna Mae Youngsvillc, and grandchildren, Joseph Aaron Sprague, Amy Chris- liene Bench and Justin Wayne Bench.

Deer Park ozone levels over standards The Texas Air Control Board (TACB) recorded ozone in excess of the national standard during November at monitoring stations in Deer Park, Houston and Manchester. The standard for ozone is 0.12 parts per million (ppm). The standard was exceeded on Nov. 30 for one hour in Deer Park and Houston and for three hours in Manchester with peak concentrations of 0.15 ppm, 0.13 ppm and 0.19 ppm, respectively. In the state's urban areas, the highest ozone concentrations commonly occur between April and October when the greatest incidence of sunlight contributes to ozone formation.

The National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) are set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for six pollutants, lead, ozone, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and particulates. The TACB monitors for these pollutants at stations throughout Texas. Areas of the state are designated attainment, nonat- tainment or unclassifiable for the six pollutants on the basis of whether the standards are exceeded and the number of times per year they are exceeded in each area. Harris County classified as nonattainment for ozone. To comply with public notification requirements of the Federal Clean Air Act (Section 127 (a)), the TACB issues news releases within 30 days of the end of the month in the areas in which a standard is exceeded.

(Notification is delayed for 30 days to allow time for validation of air quality monitoring data.) Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Pallbearers are Adolph Kalisek, Frank Kotrla, Robert "Bob" Barnett, John Reiter Art Slowe and Jess Navarre. Services are under the direction of Navarre's Paul U. Lee Funeral Home. PITRE DAYTON Services for Kristen Michelle Piire, 7, of Dayton are set for 2 p.m.

Sunday at Sterling Funeral Home Chapel. Kristen died Friday in a Houston hospital. Born in Baytown, she was a resident Dayton and was a student at Stephen F. Austin Elementary School in Dayton. She was also a member of the Old River Baptist Church Sunday School.

Survivors include her parents. Rayland "Pete" and Cynthia Piire of Dayton; a sister, Lauren Piire of Dayton; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayton und Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Piire of Lafayette, and great- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weatherly Dayton. A number aunts, uncles und cousins survive. Burial will be in Palms Memorial Park Cemetery in Dayton.

Pallbearers are Robin Roberts, Wallace Vosloh, Ray Slocumb and Mark Zubik. Services arc under the direction of Sterling Funeral Home in Dayton. LAMB HIGHLANDS Services for Pearl Frances Lamb, of Highlands will be held at 2 p.m. Sun- AREA WOMEiVS CENTER 127-2 421 Crisis: 422-22V2 day at Earthman Highlands Chapel with the Rev. David Elliott Mrs.

Lamb died Friday in a Baytown hospital. She was a member Second Baptist Church of Highlands, Order of the Eastern Star of Highlands and the Young at Heart Club Highlands. She is survived by three sons and daughters-in-law, Thomas and Freeda Lamb, and Robbie Lamb and Don and Pat Lamb; two daughters, Edith Farmer and Bobbye Miller; a sister, Belle Roebuck, of Magnolia Springs. grandchildren and 21 great- grandchildren also survive. She was preceded in death by her husband, Manuel T.

Lamb Sr. Pallbearers wiJI be grandsons. Burial will be at White Chapel Cemetery. Arrangements are under direction of Earthmun Funeral Home. MACFARLAN Services for Allie Pear! 79, La Porte will be held at 2 p.m.

Sunday at Paul U. Lee La Porte Chapel with Dr. Charles Green officiating. Mrs. died in a Pasadena hospital Thursday.

She was born in Shelbyville and had been a 50-year member of the Eastern Star in Silsbce. She is survived by one daughter, Janie Bulgier of Detroit, one son, Allan La Porte; two sisters, Estell Browder and Joyce Humbrick, both of La Porte; and two brothers, Charlie Cook of Shelbyville and Edward "Cookie" Cook of Shore Acres. She is also survived by four grand- FANTASTIC HEFNER'S ANNUAL JANUARY SALE 428-7518 612 W.Texas AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION Public Auction CROSBY PHARMACY 5507FM 2100 CROSBY I Mr. Merchant, this is your chance to get those extra cases or shelves or fixtures you need. All store fixtures and remaining merchandise.

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Praise led by Tommy Williams Prayer Meeting Mon-Fri 6:30 a.m. phone in your prayer requests at 422-7809 or 427-9366 children, one greal-grandchild and several nieces and nephews. The body will be cremated. In lieu of other remembrances, the family requests that donations be made to (he American Cancer Society- Services are under (he direction of Paul U. Lee La Pone Funeral Home.

HUNT HIGHLANDS Graveside services John N. Hunt, 84, of Highlands will be held ut 10:30 a.m. Monday al White Chapel Cemetery with the Rev. James Dammon of- Hum died Friday in a Baytown hospital. He is survived by a son, Thomas H.

White of Crosby; a daughter, Alva Burns, and a daughter-in-law, Lucy White, both of Baytown. Six grandchildren and JO great- grandchildren also survive. Burial will be at White Chapel Cemetery. Arrangements are under direction Earthman Funeral Home. MAC'S BOOT REPAIR PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ATTENTION Transferred 3 bath home on corner lot for sale in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

5 ceiling fans, mini- blinds, drapes to remain. Fully sodded, landscaped yards. 2 years old-owner originally from Baytown, transferred to Dallas. Call Alice Schofield at for details. drive thru shoe repair store located in the ticket booth at the old Decker Drive-in on the N.E.

corner of Decker Bayway. Easy access. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL FREE half soles heels to the first 25 customers-a 25 value. Opening at 6:00 a.m. Monday, Jan.

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