Gymboree Programs push products in children's television
Karen Anderson argues that many children's TV slots resemble half hour commercials. ACT and ACT-backed FCC petitions urge clearer labeling while signaling market and access inequities, noting over 45 program merchandise driven shows for 1986-87.
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National Association of Television Program Executives
Action For Children's Television
ACT
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Peggy Charren
Outer Space
Austin St
Newtonville
Karen Anderson
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Graduation Dinner Honors Keogh at Barbers Hill
Recent Barbers Hill High School graduate Jeanne Lynn Keogh was feted at a home dinner hosted by her parents and grandparents. Attendees included her brother Jim Keogh and relatives, with a ruby and diamond ring and cash gifts reported among the rewards.
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Barbers Hill High School
Jeanne Lynn Keogh
J.T. Keogh
W.F. Bowen
Jennifer Singer
Ross S. Sterling High School
Donnie Massengale
Bubba Massengale
James Massengale
Michael Vosioh
Lisa Stolander
Lori Pulcher
Linda Bickerstaff
Melissa Tiner
Shana Barnes
Michele Gorrell
John Singer
Jackie Singer
Social club Beta Psi plans summer meetings and a June 27 premiere
Beta Psi Chapter of Psi Sigma Alpha will hold summer socials with a 9 30 a m September 2 meeting location to be announced. The first social is June 27 at Baytown Little Theater for the premiere of Big Hill the Saga of Spindletop written by Mary Lou Burkett. May 6 luncheon installed 1986 87 officers led by President Marjorie Brown with 12 members present. North South winners at Baytown Duplicate Bridge on June 10 were Loreda Neville Merline Jones Tommie Einkauf Mack Meigs Grace Irons Mary Pennington Vera Turner Uniece Alspaugh. East West winners were Mary McKay Eilene Wilkerson Mr and Mrs Harold Longbotham Eleanor Stewart Sue Gilette Marion Osburn Kathy Fisher.
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Beta Psi
Psi Sigma Alpha
Baytown Little Theater
Big Hill
Mary Lou Burkett
Marjorie Brown
Lillie Center
Leona Rowe
Virginia Wert
Frances Watford
Alice Taylor
Opal Crosby
Amy Wright
Doris Lyles
Frances Warford
Maurice Chatham
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club
Loreda Neville
Merline Jones
Tommie Einkauf
Mack Meigs
Grace Irons
Mary Pennington
Vera Turner
Uniece Alspaugh
Mary McKay
Eilene Wilkerson
Harold Longbotham
Eleanor Stewart
Sue Gilette
Marion Osburn
Kathy Fisher
Young square dancer Carrie Kimmey shines at state festival
Carrie Leigh Kimmey eight, youngest Bayshore Wagon Wheels member, attended the 24th Texas State Federation Square and Round Dance Festival in Corpus Christi June 6 8 amid four thousand participants. Her grandparents started her dancing age two, with caller John Krolczyk guiding the club. Carrie and partner Jason Crowell ten of Pasadena were invited to perform at Astroworld June 22. Carrie is the daughter of Connie and Ronnie Kimmey of Highlands.
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Carrie Leigh Kimmey
Bayshore Wagon Wheels
Corpus Christi
Carrie
John
Mary Krolczyk
Krolczyk
Wagon Wheels
Jason Crowell
Pasadena
Astroworld
Connie
Ronnie Kimmey
Highlands
Lightning Safety Do and Don ts for Texas Outdoors and Indoors
Texas safety official Gary Nelson lists essential lightning precautions for spring and summer storms. Outdoors warn against metal objects, tall trees, and open spaces. seek shelter in buildings or enclosed cars. Indoors avoid appliances and metal fixtures and use the telephone only in emergencies.
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College Station
Texas
Gary Nelson
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Nelson
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