Social Security Card Booth At San Jacinto Mall
Pasadena Social Security representatives will operate a mobile booth at the San Jacinto Mall Community Booth from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 6 7 and 8 to assist parents and guardians in obtaining Social Security numbers for children. Supervisors must have a dependent with a Social Security number listed on federal tax returns after December 31 1987. Applicants must show the dependent's birth date citizenship or alien status and identity.
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Pasadena
Social Security Office
San Jacinto Mall
U.S
America
Wicks N Sticks store earns second highest sales rise
The Baytown Wicks N Sticks store at San Jacinto Mall was honored for the second highest sales increase in the 315 store chain during 1986. The award ceremony occurred June 20 at the 12th annual Wicks N Sticks franchise convention in St. Louis. The WNS group, Houston, also franchises Deck The Walls and Wallpapers To Go stores.
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Wicks 'N’ Sticks
San Jacinto Mall
Wicks ‘N’ Sticks
St. Louis
WNS
Houston
Community business updates and personnel moves list
Anchor Christian Book Store names Marcia Norrig Employee of the Month for overall contributions. Violet Erwin of Violet's Leaded Glass attends a design and color workshop taught by Charles Z. Lawarence who designed National Cathedral stained glass in Washington D C. Oteka Simpson at General Nutrition Center celebrates remodeled store and larger sports nutrition section. Penny Alford transfers from Palais Royal in San Jacinto Mail to Clear Lake. Mary Dunn Real Estate Agency hires Peggy Krell. Peck Meier of Baytex Air-Cooled Engines starts new store. Sharon Herrington of The Gingerbread Cottage follows softball. Hechler Twardowski Bayshore Motors adds Robert Fletcher as salesman. Ron Sehrull joins Bayshore Dodge Toyota sales. Kay's Jewelers in San Jacinto Mall welcomes Judy Tucker back from vacation. Charles S Nacol Jewelry at San Jacinto announces top dollar salesperson Mary Teresa Garcia and total sales achiever Mary Louise Latham. Prestige West invites diners to lunch or dinner and meet new chef Tim Berg.
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Anchor Christian Book Store
Marcia Norrig
Violet Erwin
Violet
Charles Z. Lawarence
National Cathedral
Washington, D.C
Oteka Simpson
Penny Alford
Palais Royal
San Jacinto Mail
Clear Lake Area
Mary Dunn Real Estate Agency
Peggy Krell
Peck Meier
Baytex
Sharon Herrington
Hechler-Twardowski
Bayshore Motors
Robert Fletcher
Bayshore Dodge
Toyota
Ron Sehrull
Kay's Jewelers
San Jacinto Mall
Judy Tucker
Charles S. Nacol
Mary Louise Latham
Prestige West
N. Main
Tim Berg
Causey criticizes non-profit groups for exploiting status
Earlene Causey of VIP Travel Agency testified before a Congressional subcommittee that non profit organizations abuse tax exempt status to run commercial travel services. She cited ads for trips as proof, urged Congress to curb non profits and apply private competition tests, arguing local communities can support services through private businesses.
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Washington, D.C
Earlene Causey
Baytown
Girl Scouts
Causey
American Society of Travel Agents
ASTA
Texas
Africa
Congress
Safeway tests stamp and coupon booklets in market rollout
Safeway rolls out stamp booklets with twenty 22-cent stamps and 30 manufacturers coupons sold at four dollars each. The eight week test aims to deliver coupon redemption valued at eight dollars and forty five cents, with products ranging from soup to toothpaste. Pamela Morris notes benefits for consumers and manufacturers while Safeway offers a unique service at courtesy booths and checkout counters.
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Safeway
Pamela Morris
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Social Security Administration
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NIKE
Bancroft
Kingston
Forster
Winthrop Croquet
Amor
MAG Oregor
Cleyball
Stubbies
Levi's
Robert Bruce
Oshman’s
P&c
Coast Guard
American Express
Mastercard
VISA
San Jacinto
Urban Mass Transportation Authority
UMTA
Department of Transportation
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