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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1974

Page

3

Birth Certificate Requirements For District Registration

Kindergarten and first grade students not in kindergarten last year must show an official birth record at registration. Acceptable documents include Certified Birth Certificate or Certified Verification of Birth. For births in Pasadena Houston area Harris County or other counties, follow listed addresses and fees.

Pasadena City Health Department Bureau of Vital Statistics Municipal Courts W. Shaw Houston Bellaire West University Place North McGregor Drive Harris County R. E. Turrentine, Jr P.O. Box Texas Texas Department of Health Austin Harris County Clerk’s Office

School Lunch Practices Outlined for District Cafeterias

The district offers a balanced lunch in ten cafeterias with one third of daily nutrition. Parents may dine with children except during Thanksgiving and Christmas. some students may go home or bring lunch. Free lunches exist for eligible families and applications are available. Lunch prices rise to 50 to 55 cents for students and 65 cents for adults, with milk costing 10 cents extra. Tickets require five meals and lunches are not on credit. For questions contact Pat Baggs, Director of Food Services, ext. 230.

Food Services Pat. Baggs

Rice as economical nutritious meat extender

Mrs. Gwendolyne Clyatt of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says rice is economical and nutritious, an excellent meat extender. Its bland flavor helps balance gravies and sauces, preserving nutrients in meat or seafood dishes.

Gwendolyne Clyatt Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A & M University System

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