The Baytown Sun from Baytown, Texas • Page 7

THE HAYTOWN SUN Sunday, October 5, 1986 r-A to use salt domes By DONNA PURDY DAYTON Two salt dome facilities north Dayton are being prepared natural gas storage by 19! by Houston, Lighting Power L.G. Brackeen, vice president of fossil fuel resources, said. FLAG PRESENTATION The two dome capacity of 3.5 are being lease clusively by Lo Systems, he saio 1 The storage enable gas in the winlei; may arise due tc circumstances, He said that tional storage, i chases of natur months to be me day and night ui with a storage ijllion cubic feet to ex- ne Star Energy facilities will better provide when shortages i special weather Brackeen said, by having addi- allows for pur- al gas in winter level between as well. STATE SEN. Gene Green, left, presents a flag flown over the capital in Austin to the fifth-grade class at Pumphrey Elementary School represented by, from left, Ryan Ugalde, Carley Zubik and teacher Sharon Peebles.

(Sun staff photo by Angle Bracey) Fordham pre-trial hearing -ostponed Chamber sponsoring slogan contest From Page 1 From Page 1 attitude." Shields said. "This type of program will be very important in our efforts to courage interest in the Baytown area from outside industries." addition, school children will be encouraged to lend their creative skills to the campaign with a special flyer to be distributed through the schools. "This is a great opportunity for the kids to participate in a worthwhile community project." commented Bill Kennedy, superintendent of Baytown schools. "We expect that some of the best ideas will come from the children themselves." Kennedy said. "And it couid give the whole family a creative project they can work on together." An entry should consist of a brief phrase or sentence that, in as few words as possible, captures the essence of pride and community spirit that Bayto- nians can show off to the world.

Those who wish to submit entries should write the slogan, along with their name, address and phone number, on a piece of paper and mail or bring it to the Bavtown Chamber of Com- Festival will ring with music From Page 1 Drill Team, the KSS-KOTC Silent Drill Team, tin- REL- liOTC Color Guard and the trumpets and twirlers from all junior and senior high school bands. All bands will unite to play "America" in a grand finale performance. "Anyone who can come, should." said Ben Gulk'hon. director of performing arts for Baytown schools. "Filled! hundred musicians on the tick) at one time, in uniform and playing in harmony, is a spectacular event.

The music and marching and dance routines throughout Ihc festival can't help but stimulate one's senses and pride. Our students have practiced hard and they are ready to show their progress." Last year the festival drew a crowd ol approximately spectators and school officials estimate some 5.000 parents and other will view this year's show. Admission is SI for adults and 5(i cents lor children. Tickets may bv purchased from any band member or at the gate. Boating course offered CLEAR LAKE Because of popular demand, another fall course will he offered tins year by the Galveston Bay -Power Squadron.

The safe boating course will begin on Oct. 7 at the Clear Lake Elementary School. 1707 Fairwind Slreet in Clear Lake City. Registration will start at 7 p.m. and the course will continue for six weeks being held each Tuesday from 7 to p.m.

All instruction is free. There is a nominal charge to cover the cost of the student workbook, chart and other materials. The boating course is offered as a public service to the entire family, including all boys and girls. 12 and over, accompanied by a parent. The course is taught by knowledgeable instructors who are members of the Galveston Bay Power Squadron.

It is not necessary to own a boat. Many take the course before buying a boat to be prepared to use it properly. Those who pass the final examination are awarded a certificate of completion. The course covers outboard, inboard and sail. The six-lesson course provides information on the following subjects:" Know your "Regulations and Safe "Boat "Charts and Aid to Navigation" and "Basic Also included will be "Seamanship and Common Emergencies." "Rules of the Road," "Aids to Navigation" and "Compass and Chart Familiarization." There will be classes on running lights and equipment, boat trailering, coastal boating and sailing, piloting and engine trouble shooting.

The Galveston Bay Power Squadron is commanded by Cmdr. Reeve Strickler and has over 120 members in this area. These members are dedicated to promoting safe boating through these boating courses and many other projects. For additional information call 333-BOAT. Special Low Prices Get Ready for 'lo ALL TYPES OF MARTIAL ART SUPPLIES Uniforms (Karate, Kung Fu, Ninja) Weapons Knives Headgear New Merchandise Arriving Daily LAM'S ORIENTAL IMPORTS San merce, P.O.

Box 330. No. 2 West Texas Avenue, Baytown, Texas 77522. Entries received at the chamber office by Oct. 26 will be eligible for one of the many savings bonds being awarded to those entries judged best for the purposes of the campaign.

A panel of judges will select the ideas that best express the spirit of optimism and opportunity present in Baytown. Winners will be announced in early November. Questions may be addressed to the chamber office. asphyxiated. Fordham.

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He said that sees the current natural gas surplus as a temporary thing, that will eventually lead to a tight market. When this happens, stored natural gas will be essential in order to provide uninterrupted service to customers during times of shortage, Brackeen said. The two salt domes will be able to store enough gas to provide for as much as 500 million cubic feet of gas a day for about a seven day supply, Brackeen said. That 500 million is enough to provide for about half of the company's daily winter needs, he said. Brackeen added that is agressively purchasing natural gas at its current low prices, which is saving its customers money.

Scheduled to be in full operation by 3988. there is not yet a specified number of jobs this facility would provide to the area, however, he said it will be manned on a 24-hour shift basis. "This is just one of a series of steps to ensure dependability," Brackeen added. Diversity economic recovery key From Page 1 tree produced in Texas is half as expensive as one grown up north and it doesn't shed its needles as quickly because it is used to this climate. "It will last until Easter if it wants." Hightower quipped.

Christmas trees grown in Texas have turned a S725 per acre profit, according to Hightower. Hightower said Texas has traditionally sent its crops to other states to be processed. But the establishment of food processing concerns here could mean more income and jobs for Texas. "There is more money in corn chips than in microchips." Hightower said, noting S7'v billion is spent per year on this snack food. ONE DAY ONLY OCT.

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