Military trainees receive marine recruit training highlights
Marine Private Kerry R. Dean, son of Mr and Mrs William R Dean of 117 W Vaughn, graduates from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego focusing on physical conditioning discipline and teamwork. Also noted is Fort Worth Tex man attaining airman first class and Kenyon Knowles nominated Sailor of the Quarter for the Naval Intelligence Support Center Suitland Md with praise for initiative and quality control work. Knowles is a 1974 Deer Park High School graduate.
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Marine
Kerry R. Dean
William R. Dean
W. Vaughn
The
Fort Worth
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Christopher P. Bradford
Jim Bradford
Alabama
Pasadena
Loring Afb
Maine
Strategic Air Command
Paschal High School
Susan
Robert D. Watkins
Skyline Drive
Knowles
Kenyon Knowles
Thomas L. Knowles
Naval Intelligence Support Center
Suitland
Ptan Knowles
Naval
Deer Park High School
Houston Natural Gas Elects Two Vice Presidents
David B. Keith and Jim P. Wise were elected vice presidents of Houston Natural Gas Corporation. Keith joined in 1960 and serves as director of Corporate Communications. a University of Houston graduate. Wise, Corporate Tax manager since 1971, is also a University of Houston graduate and a certified public accountant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Keith
Jim P. Wise
Houston Natural Gas Corporation
Keith
Houston Natural
University of Houston
Wise
Bank draws winner in Win-A-Bank-For-A-Day event
Mrs. Kenneth Walden of 3120 Pasadena Blvd won 986 in Texas Independence Bank's anniversary drawing. The check was calculated at five percent annual rate on deposits as of July 3, with bank deposits totaling 7,189 million versus 4,014 million a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Walden
Pasadena Blvd
Texas Independence Bank
ZIP Code realignment announced for Houston area
E C Stevenson district Postmaster announced a major realignment of ZIP Codes for Houston and surrounding areas due to rapid growth. About 240000 addresses will receive new ZIP Codes effective February 1 1976 with public notices planned in January.
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Houston
Houston Postal Customer Council
E. C. Stevenson
Houston Postal District
Stevenson
National
Houston Area
Lee K. Mitchell
Tenneco, Inc
Postal Service
Loyd Jackson Rebuilds Bikes For STCH
Deer Park teen Loyd Jackson Jr spends nights rebuilding junked bicycles for South Texas Children's Home. He rallied churches and bought parts to overhaul 18 bikes by graduation, with a plan to add 15 more over the summer. Dr. A J Green praised his care for the home’s 160 children.
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Deer Park
Loyd Jackson
South Texas
Loyd
South Texas Children’s Home
Victoria
STCH
Pasadena
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Jackson Garage
Luella
Trina Risinger
A. J. Green
Reducing Attic Heat Cuts Cooling Costs, Experts Say
Agricultural engineer Dr. Bill Stewart warns attic temperatures can reach 150 to 160 degrees F on hot days and waste up to ten percent of home cooling. University of Illinois research shows two CFM per square foot attic ventilation reduces heat. best results come from continuous ridge and soffit vents totaling about three square inches each per square foot of attic area.
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Bill Stewart
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Stewart
University of Illinois
Texas A&m University
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Bradford
Texas
State Farm
R.W. Wallace
Center St
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Illinois
Gas Company
Loyd Jackson Jr
Tin Man
Memorial Baptist Church of
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Bank OF
Bank
Center Street
Ember F D.C
Federal Reserve System
Friedrich
Wingo
Association of Home
Center ST. Cveryu
Revlon Colorsilk
JO Aloe
Cece
Antacid
Fisher Pha
Fisher
E. Southmore
Shoppers
Bank Americard
Fisher’s
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