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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1976
Page
5
Howard Ledoux, manager at Pennington's Fried Chicken, says the center city restaurant can prepare 300 chicken orders in 45 minutes and services customers from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. The pair, wife partnership, highlights quick service and top quality chicken and shrimp with no wait for most guests.
Sandra Jane Ulrich of 6411 Spencer Highway has joined Deer Park Public Library as Reference and Public Services Librarian. A Beaumont native who grew up in Nederland, she earned bachelor and master degrees in speech and drama from Stephen F. Austin University and previously taught and worked in library services before pursuing further library studies at the University of Texas.
The fifth grade talent show showcased magic by Michelle Wray, and performances by Myndie Wallis, Audrey Toth, Chris Vega, Jeff Poole, Phillip Stover, Richard Germann, John Holmes, Andy Schuler, Dennis Squirres, Shane Richards, plus singers like Tammie Curl and Michelle Harris. The event included theater, skits, dancers, pianists, twirlers, and jokes, with numerous groups and soloists participating.
Fourth graders at San Jacinto Elementary School Deer Park presented The Spirit of 76 Texas Style to mark the Bicentennial Birth Day. Narrations by students, scenes of explorers Pilgrims and Indians, Betsy Ross and Washington, and poems by several readers highlighted American history.
San Jacinto College South Campus will host the National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course on two Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. starting March 20. Experienced drivers learn to avoid accidents and may qualify for a 10 percent auto insurance discount for three years. Instructor Bill Eeds will teach in Room 104 Gordon Ball Technical Building. Course fee is eight dollars including materials.
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