Heart Fund Drive Held In February
Deer Park set to observe February as American Heart Month with a city wide Heart Fund Campaign led by Mrs Earl Materson. The drive aims to reduce death from heart attacks and fund research education and community services of the American Heart Association. Volunteers will visit residential areas to distribute information and collect funds. residents may contact Mrs Materson at 479 2491 to volunteer.
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Earl Materson
Heart Fund
Deer Park
Congress
Urgent Need
John O'’Bannion
Curtis Torne
Gladys Simmons
Ray Dean
Joyce Walters
Jackie Cook
Mary Sue Fuller
Pat Myers
Nelda Heinze
Dorothy Haney
Kay Navarette
Helen Womack
Joyce Masterson
Kay Roddey
Materson
American Heart Association
Riggle's Resignation Accepted By Board
San Jacinto College board accepts W E Gene Riggle resignation as chairman of Health and Physical Education at the Jan 8 meeting. James Hall receives extended leave to finish his doctorate. Pfeiffer Electric Contractors win bid to install track lighting at 7204 dollars. Other bids listed. A&J Enterprises to teach airframe course at 1.70 per contact hour. Weather halts concrete work. science building third floor nearing completion. Building committee to inspect and vote on occupancy. Board to meet Feb 5.
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Pasadena
Board of Regents
San Jacinto College
W. E
Gene” Riggle
Division of Health and Physical Education
James Hall
Pfeiffer Electric Contractors
Dickey Electric Company
Fisk Line Company
Powell and Stephenson, Inc
A&j Enterprises
Hobby Airport
James Burleson
Burleson
Marian
Barfoot And McMillian Named Most Handsome and Beautiful
Nancy Barfoot and Scott McMillian won the annual Deer Park High School pageant sponsored by the Journalism Department. Contestants were judged informally at tea at 5 30 p.m. and formally at 7 30 p.m. on poise charm appearance and physique on a 1 to 10 scale with judges Elm Wanda Biggs Sharon Burt Ben.
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Nancy Barfoot
Scott McMillian
The
Deer Park High School Journalism de
Tommy Wingo
Neil Woodard
Melanie Young
Middlebrook Grand Opening Celebrated With Prizes and Tours
Builders American Housing Guild Rally Homes by Baldon Housing and Royal Crest Homes plan a mid January grand opening in Middlebrook. Visitors can tour 13 model homes and view construction in nearby Brook Forest as 105 prizes are awarded by drawing on Sunday January 28 at 6 p.m. Sony color TVs to first 15 winners, Kodak Hawk Eye cameras to next 30, and 60 Polaroid Big Shot cameras as third prizes.
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Middlebrook
Sony
Kodak
Middlebrook Model Home
American Housing Guild
Playa, Rally
Baldon Housing Corp
Royal Crest Homes
Brook Forest
Friendswood Development Company
Clear Lake City
Side Of The Field Explains Hockey Basics And WHA Rise
An essay explains common hockey terms like deke hat trick and sin bin, noting their roots in ice hockey. It discusses Houston Aeros as WHA pioneers, compares WHA growth to AFL and ABA, and outlines league expansion, star players luring from the NHL, and the sport’s rapid fan appeal.
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Justin Curren
Hubby
Houston
New World Hockey Association
WHA
Houston Aeros
Dekes
Aeros
Bill Dineen
North America
Houston Apollos
Sam Houston Coliseum
AFL
ABA
National Hockey League
Dennis Murphy
Gary Davidson
NHL
Bobby Hull
Gerry Cheevers
Derek Sanderson
Olien
The
Galleria
Ice Havs
Klyx FM
Profile of Wayne as Deer Park growth advocate and sports ties
The interview recalls Wayne’s switch from Houston to Deer Park, praising small town life and his aim to influence Deer Park’s growth through the chamber. He plans banking education after Colorado school, enjoys outdoor activities with Cindy, and cites local hockey prospects and the Houston Aeros’ first season progress.
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Deer Park
Houston
San Marcos
Bank of the Southwest
Chamber
Wayne
Jaycees
American Institute of Banking
Colorado School
Cindy
Aeros O
Cleveland
Aeros
Houston Aeros
Company and Union Health and Safety Provisions Agreement
A mutual health and safety framework outlines meeting cadence after survey reports, with a joint committee to review findings and implement corrective measures. It requires annual morbidity mortality reporting, monthly joint meetings, written minutes, compensation for union work, continued industrial hygiene programs, and a grievance arbitration path for disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union
Police report on multiple accidents and precinct leaders
A series of accidents is reported including a three vehicle crash at P Street and Dow Park entrance injuring Bob Staton and Clifford Williams. James Allen of Bay Town treated and released after a collision at Ivy Road and Highway 225. A Pasadena Boulevard and Georgia collision also noted. Precinct leadership lists and turnout notes accompany the report with more than 100 volunteers mentioned.
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Ivy
Hwy
James Allen
Baytown
Bob Staton
Eileen
Clifford Williams
East 5Th
P.street
Dow Park
Pasadena Blvd
Georgia
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