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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

2

CLEP Offers College Credit For Knowledge At San Jacinto

San Jacinto College becomes a CLEP test center enabling adults and students to earn college credit for knowledge gained outside classrooms. CLEP offers General and Subject Examinations with fees of 15 dollars per test, 25 dollars for multiple General exams, and 15 dollars per Subject Exam. Tests are held the third week monthly, with three weeks prior registration, and transfer policies vary by institution. Contact Ron Rucker at 479-1501 ext. 213 or write to 8060 Spencer Highway, Pasadena.

San Jacinto College Thomas M. Spencer San Jacinto Ron Rucker Spencer Highway Pasadena

Deer Park Sealed Bids Sought for Portable Building

Legal notice from Deer Park Texas calls for sealed bids to furnish one 12 by 40 foot metal portable building. Bids due 5:00 p.m. August 22, 1972 at City Hall. Bid bonds required and duplicates. city may reject any bid or waive technicalities. reading at council meeting 7:30 p.m. on same date. Signed by Mayor W. E. Black and City Secretary Dorothy S. Martin.

Deer Park Texas Harris County Center Street City of W. E. Black Dorothy S. Martin

Public hearing set on San Jacinto College 1972 budget

Notice announces a public hearing on the San Jacinto College budget for the year starting September 1, 1972 and ending August 31, 1973. The meeting is Monday evening August 14, 1972 at 7 30 p.m. in the McCollum Administration Building Auditorium at 8060 Spencer Highway Pasadena Texas.

San Jacinto College McCollum Administration Spencer Highway Pasadena Texas

Auto insurance a small factor in car operation study

Government and industry figures show auto insurance costs rose from 11.9 to 13.6 cents per mile from 1970 to 1972 for a typical 1972 standard size car driven 100000 miles over ten years. Compact and subcompact cars incur 10.8 and 9.4 cents per mile. The increase is mainly due to price rises and new equipment. Dr. L E Westkaemper becomes plant manager of Rohm and Haas Philadelphia Plant. Roy H Djuvik named replacement at Bristol Plant.

Insurance Information Institute U.S. Department of Transportation DOT Department of Transportation Lili L. E. Westkaemper Rohm and Haas Texas Incorporated Philadelphia Dr. Westkaemper Roy H. Djuvik Bristol (Pa

Brooklyn Riots Shape Houston Family's Views on Race

Charlotte McAllister, raised in East Texas, recalls first mixed-race encounters in Brooklyn during a summer of riots. She notes improved attitudes from personal contact, the pull of integration, and hope for her children to attend neighborhood schools with different races. Her husband Kenneth thrives as a high school tennis coach and community leader in Houston.

Malcolm X Martin Luther King East Texas Charlotte Brooklyn Teader New York Deer Park Kenneth Texas Tennis Coach's Association Houston Tennis Umpire Association Houston Georgetown Texas Tech McAllisters Kenny Mike

Services Held For William Milliorn

Services were held Monday at 1 p.m. in Earthman’s Pasadena Chapel for William H. Milliorn 32 of Pasadena. Milliorn died Friday July 28. Rev. Tommy Kimbell officiated. He was shift supervisor for Upjohn Corp and a member of Eastwood Masonic Lodge No 1383 AVP AM. Survivors include wife Judith Mark Julie mother Katie grandmother Jewell La Crosse sister Nancy Sharon Fine brother Ralph Millorn both Pasadena La Porte. Graveside services were under Eastwood Lodge AR AA.M. Burial was in South Park Cemetery.

Tommy Kimbell Upjohn Corporation Eastwood Masonic Lodge A.M Judith Milliorn Mark Julie Katie Milliorn Jewell LaCrosse Nancy Sharon Fine Pasadena Ralph Millorn la Porte Eastwood Masonic Lodge No. 1383 South Park Cemetery

Richard Weldon Hughes Funeral Held in Pasadena

Funeral services for Richard Weldon Hughes a Pasadena High School student aged 16 were held at 10 a.m. on Monday at Niday Funeral Home. He died July 29 in Houston Hospital and is survived by his mother Barbara J. Hughes and father Harold R. Hughes, plus two brothers David Wayne and Ronald Burton Hughes and grandmothers Dorothy E. Williams and Zaida A. Hughes. Burial followed at Grand View Memorial Park in Pasadena.

Niday Richard Weldon Hughes Perez Pasadena Houston Hospital Barbara J. Hughes Harold R. Hughes Deer Park David Wayne Ronald Burton Hughes Dorothy E. Williams Zaida A. Hughes Fort Wroth Grand View Memorial Park

Ethyl Employees Credit Union Receives Longstanding Award

Ethyl Employees Credit Union is awarded a Q year commemorative certificate for its long affiliation with the Texas Credit Union League. D W Rutter and B W Laird receive congratulations from James M Barry. Chartered in 1952 with assets of $1,515 and 47 members, it has grown to nearly 3 million in assets.

Ethyl Employees Credit Union Texas Credit Union League D. W. Rutter B. W. Laird James M. Barry

Pool Tournament Slated At Give:Genter: 3-10

Deer Park Junior High Gym hosts athletic physicals for seventh and eighth graders Tuesday August 45. Head coaches Jimmy Dawson and Bob Turner urge all players planning to participate to get the required medical exam. A local physician and coaching staff will administer the exam and complete paperwork needed before workouts or competition.

Deer Park Jimmy Dawson Bob Turner

Deer Park Pool Tournament Seeks Participants

Deer Park Parks and Recreation will sponsor a two week pool tournament at the Civic Center on Aug 3 and Aug 10 from 9 a.m. to noon. Registration at 601 Center Street. Five divisions include under seven to adults. Ribbons for winners. Call 479-3002 for details.

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