Fire Safety Tips For Summer Picnics From Deer Park Fire Dept
The Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department urges safe summer practices as warm weather returns. Emphasizing proper charcoal extinguishing and storage, the piece warns against smoldering embers and spontaneous combustion when wet. It also cautions about spring cleaning hazards that could block exits or create fire risks.
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Merica
Deer Park
Spring art displays light up rooms 204 to 209 with student work
Students in Rooms 204 206 208 209 and 305 showcase lively projects. Room 204 features Carrot Top and animal play with a butterfly and a styrofoam caterpillar in a pink bloom setting. Room 206 displays salt ceramic animals tied to animal life studies led by Mrs Colleen Sardegna, with named pupils. Room 209 presents egg themed heads titled EGGScellent Class with dyed eggs and yarn hair. Room 305 hosts a sand art project by the special education group directed by Nancy Smith using corn meal and colored sands. Room 304 students create sea life pictures on blue sea paper with Dawn Scaillet and Paige Kinsey contributing mermaid and fluorescent works.
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Reginald Heber
Carrot Top
Colleen Sardegna
Ross Jones
Keith Hamilton
Susan Winter
Robert van Drunen
Michael Luna
Carl Henry
Debra Buffalo
Mike Russell
Mark Rouse
Todd Martin
Nancy Smith
Patience
Mark Allison
Robert Brown
Lloyd Gregory
Kip Marler
David McMillan
Cathy Myers
Marva Farmer
Dawn Scaillet
Paige Kinsey
Stephen Wolf
Denise Perry
Kim Weldon
Terry Chambers
Lisa Lewis
Matt von Maszewski
Scott Pennington
Kerry Wells
Kelly Hannagan
Deer Park Volunteer Patricia Martin at Blalock Nursing Home
Patricia Martin of Deer Park serves as a regular volunteer at Blalock Southeast Nursing Home’s Activity Department. She helped build the Pasadena Rodeo float, drove the float truck, arranged residents for the ceramic sale at Memorial City Mall, organized Halloween events, assists weekly with ceramics, and coordinated the White Elephant Sale held March 24 25. Married to Stanley Martin, she is mother to Tony 11, Ted 8, and Bridgett 3.
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Patricia Martin
Deer Park
Blalock South= east Nursing Home
Pasadena
Stanley Martin
Tony
Ted
Bridgett
E M Huggins enters race for State Board District 22
E M Huggins Jr a 19 year Lamar Consolidated School District trustee announced his candidacy in the Democratic primary for the District 22 seat on the State Board of Education. The Fort Bend County rancher, born 191? to 45, has led the district budget efforts and holds posts with Polly Ryan Hospital and First Methodist Church in Fulshear. He cites reforming policy and financing as key issues and notes endorsements from Texas State Teacher Association units in Fort Bend and surrounding counties though not from Houston ISD admin units.
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E. M. Huggins, Jr
Lamar Consolidated
State Board of Education
Lamar
Fort Bend County
Huggins
Carolyn
TCU
Falshear
Betty Warren
Houston
Schreiner Institute
Rice University
Coastal Plains
Houston Independent School District
Texas State Teacher Association
Texas
Ron Stone to Speak at Texas PTA District Conference
KHOU-TV personality Ron Stone will headline the Life Membership Banquet closing the two day 22nd district Texas PTA conference at Webster Intermediate School. Workshops on early childhood education school finances and learning tools run Thursday afternoon and Friday morning with panelists including Linus Wright and Donald Collins. The event, hosted by Clear Creek Area Council, runs April 13 to 18 with pre registration and a luncheon on April 18 at the Holiday Inn.
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Ron Stone
Khou-Tv
Texas Parents Teacher Association
Webster Intermediate School
Ellis Burnham
Kings Inn
NASA Rd
Holiday Inn
NASA
Linus Wright
Johnny Clark
Juanita Bridges
Alberta Baines
Peggy Everett
Milton Cooper
Clyde Messiah
Donald Collins
A. T. Leveridge, Jr
Texas Pta
Leveridge
Clear Creek Area Council
al Richmond
Don Winstanley
Public Schools Week a Success in Deer Park District
Approximately 4 000 people visited nine Deer Park Independent School District schools during Public Schools Week March 6 10. Attendance by school listed, San Jacinto Elementary earned the plaque for highest visitor percentage. art displays and media coverage noted.
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Deer Park Independent School
Leon Wolters
Public Schools Week
Deer Park Junior High
Deepswater
Carpenter
Parkwood
Deer Park
Lynchburg
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Elementary
Deer Park Bank
Wolters
Brownies And Girl Scouts Celebrate Founder's Birthday
Brownies and Girl Scouts in the Deer Park neighborhood marked Juliette Low founder's birthday with a San Jacinto Monument outing. Troops performed country themed skits after a flag ceremony, a film, and lunch, raising 17.47 for the Juliette Low fund to aid international交流 and aid new troops.
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Girl Scouts
Brownies
Deer Park
Juliette Low
San Jacinto Monument
Jane Stuckey
Tommie Pearce
Susan Drinkard
Leslie Doebbler
Pam Alley
Cadette Troop 1563
Barbara Wagner
Holland
Troop 2
Mary Leahy
Tailand
Judy Stockton
Japan
Sarah Brown
Brazil
Troop 1545
Harriet Brockman
Italy
Dorothy Seckman
Ireland
Nancy Carley
France
Pat Short
United Nations
Peggy Reese
Hawaii
Betty Ramos
Spain
Deanna Moore
Germany
Barbara Lyles
Mexico
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