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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1976

Page

12

Regents Approve Emergency Care Program at San Jacinto College

San Jacinto College regents approved funds to start an emergency care attendant training program in January to serve ambulance crews police and fire and industrial safety personnel. The plan could lead to a five phase EMT focused curriculum with later expansion toward a two year degree and national certification.

San Jacinto College Board of Regents Texas B. J. Honeycutt Harris County Honeycutt Ralph F. Coleman

Key Punch Classes Registering at Pasadena High

Registration for Key Punch courses starts December 13 in the Community Evening School office at Pasadena High School 204 S. Shaver. Courses begin January 10 with a 32 dollar fee payable at registration. Sessions run six weeks 3 to 6 pm or 6:30 to 9:30 pm Monday through Thursday at 4320 Crenshaw Road.

Community Evening School Pasadena High School S. Shaver Pasadena L. P Crenshaw Road IBM Community

Miss Your Progress Paper? Call for a Free Replacement

If you miss your Progress, call the circulation office at 479 5263 by Thursday noon to request a replacement. You may also visit the office at 112 W Seventh Street Thursday afternoon to pick up another copy.

W. Seventh Street

Traffic Fatalities Rise Despite 55 mph Safety Gains

The Texas Medical Association warns fatality rates are climbing again due to carelessness and weather on country roads. Data show 1975 deaths per 100 million miles rose to 4.1 from 3.9 in 1974, with studies noting higher death and property damage on noncontrolled highways. Encourages vehicle checks, weather radios, and buckling up. suggests delaying trips in bad weather.

Governor's Office For Traffic Safety National Safety Council TMA

Mengden files limit legislation to cap state office terms

Senator Walter Mengden proposes SJR 7 to cap Governor and Lieutenant Governor terms at two four year terms and SJR 6 to limit State Representatives to four two year terms and State Senators to two four year terms with grand father provisions. He cites keeping citizen input over career politicians and notes a similar federal proposal by former Governor Connally.

Walter Mengden Harris County Mengden John Connally U.S U. S

Charles IX Succeeds French throne on Francis II death

On December 5 1560 Charles IX became King of France after the death of Francis II with Catherine de Medici serving as regent.

Charles IX Francis II France Catherine d’Medici

SPISD Schedules Events for December

SPISD posts the week schedule with Baker Junior High drama at College Park Elementary at 8 45 a.m. Practical Living class style show at 9 15 a.m. Art After School at Bayshore at 2 45 p.m. and 3 45 p.m. Sixth year choir at 7 30 p.m. Friday includes College Park fourth year trip to the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and R O T C field trip to Sam Houston National Forest. Saturday hosts the Texas Special Olympics State Bowling meet in Dallas. Dickens Christmas Night in Galveston slated for Channel 8 Sunday.

Baker Junior High College Park Baker Bayshore Baker Junior High School Museum of Fine Arts Houston R.O.T.C Sam Houston National Forest Dallas Dickens Galvestion Channel 8

Deepwater Junior High Sweep at Clear Lake Speech Tourney

Deepwater Junior High students earned three first and two second place trophies at the third annual Clear Lake Optimist Club Speech Tournament held at Webster Intermediate School on November 13. Scott Beeler Carol Buffalo and Donna Rice won first in pantomime while Amy Holmes took second in girls Bible reading. Sam Shurtleff earned second in boys humorous solo acting. Thirty-one Deepwater students reached finals in 23 events with others advancing to eliminations including Richard Jackson Teresa Maxwell Billy Parker Sharon Poe and Paul Simmons. Deepwater will host a February tournament.

Deepwater Junior High Clear Lake Optimist Club Webster Intermediate School Scott Beeler Carol Buffalo Donna Rice Amy Holmes Sam Shurtleff Richard Jackson Teresa Maxwell Billy Parker Sharon Poe Paul Simmons

Emergency responders handle medical call and fires in local week

On Nov 29 the emergency corps treated a breathing patient at a Phy lis residence and, after oxygen, the person declined hospital. Nov 30 a Lambuth Center Sts fire damaged a tractor but not the building. Dec 2 a sick person was transported to hospital. Dec 4 two fire alarms occurred, a brush fire ended quickly and a Francis Street alarm was false.

Emergency Corps Phylis Lambuth Center Streets San Augustine Spencer Highway Luella and Francis Street

San Jacinto Colleges Host Winter Concert Across Campuses

San Jacinto College music departments at Central and North Campuses join for a Winter Concert Thurs Dec 9 at Slocomb Auditorium 8060 Spencer Highway and a repeat Fri Dec 10 at North Campus 5800 Uvalde in Spencer Administration Building foyer. Both 7:30 p.m. performances feature Central Campus jazz under Bob Zwick with big band Latin swing jazz rock and works by Thad Jones Duke Ellington Ernie Wilkins and more plus Christmas selections. Combined choirs perform Jean Berger Magnificat. Directed jointly by Joyce Ghormley and Tim Fleming. Admission is free.

San Jacinto College Central North Campus Slocomb Spencer Highway North Uvalde Spencer Central Campus Bob Zwick Thad Jones Duke Ellington Ernie

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Regents Donna Spencer Dorothy Brown Womens Physical Education Donna Branch Eva Garcia Debbie Brown Deer Park High School Bob Mabry Kirk Crocker Cathy Taylor Keith Wright Joe Frick Jack Rady Charlene Poole The Texas Medical Association Sen. Mengden Grant Center Parktown Deer Park Deepwater Terry Roberson Moentie Drumnow Deer Park San Jac Program Joyce Ghormley Tim Fleming Colonial Funeral Home John Branch Main of Herris Fexes S. Main Lamar Slay First Baptist Church South Tatar Pasadena Darrell Binson
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