Kick It Inmate Program Aims to Curb Youth Crime
The article describes Operation Kick It continued from Page 1, launched by TDC in 1962 to curb youth crime via an inmate’s personal road to crime. Inmates present a 35 minute program followed by a parent Q and A session led by Pasadenas Mayor Clyde Doyal. Steering committee names include Rosalie Kuntz, W C Reagan, Carter Lomax, Dr George Alexander, D D Wilson, A O Laster, Jack Taylor, Nadine Cook, Lewis Oswalt, and Barbara Seagraves.
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TDC
Clyde Doyal
Pasadena
Rosalie Kuntz
W. C. Reagan
Carter Lomax
George Alexander
D. D. Wilson
A. O. Laster
Pasadena Police Narcotics
Jack Taylor
Nadine Cook
Lewis Oswalt
Barbara Seagraves
Deer Park
Election Amendments On Water Quality and Bonds
Voters are advised that amendments concern aid to cities and public agencies for water quality upgrades, continuation of the water resources program, and setting a 6 percent interest ceiling on Water Development Bonds. Analysis appears in this week’s Deer Park Progress.
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Deer Park
Recital Friday May 14 By Sparkling Deerettes
The Jan Scoby School of Baton Twirling presents the Sparkling Deerettes and private students in a parents night program at 7 30 p m Friday May 14 in the San Jacinto Elementary School Auditorium. Mrs Scoby notes family and friends are invited to attend the program featuring class twirling routines flags fire baton hoop baton cape swing and acrobatic twirling. The instructor Mrs Scaby announces the group has won a second place precision marching trophy at Sylvan Beach Day Parade and over 175 individual and group medals and trophies this year.
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Sparkling Deerettes
Deer Park
Jan Seeby
Sylvan Beach
la Porte
Kim Moore
Lori Smith
Melanie Smith
Becky Strickland
Elayne Scoby
Jan Scoby
Scaby
Ing-Twirling
Troy Robert Loun I
Rotary Club
Hickory House
First Baptist Church of
Felix Ward
Troy
Bill Black
Black
Isabella Loun
Parktown Drive
Deer Park High School
Speedometer calibration and tire size causes radar hits
A note on radar speed checks explains that speedometers can lag when tires are larger than stock, causing drivers to appear over the limit. The fix is calibration at a repair shop to avoid fines. A separate medical blurb promotes regular Pap tests to detect uterine cancer early.
Scout Camping Open To Girls Seven To 17
La Porte is among 25 day camp sites planned this summer by the San Jacinto Girl Scout Council. Day camps welcome girls seven to 17, scouts or non scouts, with four sessions of five to eight days each. Registration remains open, with nearby resident camps Robinwood Madeley and Whispering Pines. Contact 523 7315 at 1901 Commonwealth Houston 77006 for details.
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la Porte
San Jacinto
Nacogdoches
Commonwealth, Houston
Temple Wins San Jacinto Golf Tourney
Temple Junior College edged Lee College by one stroke to claim the NJ CCAA Region XIV golf championship as San Jacinto Ravens finished third. Temple’s 608 earns a spot in the NJCAA national tourney June 6 to 11 in Flint Michigan. Medalist Ottie Gips of Lee shot 68 75 for 143. San Jacinto’s Jay Dill led with 71 75 at 146, Temple’s Bob Atliott 146, Larry Denyers 148, Ricky Herring 152. Ravens total 616 behind Dill Capobianco Booth and Fama.
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Temple Junior College
Lee College
San Jacinto
Ravens
Temple
Flint
Michigan
Ottie Gips
Jay Dill
Bob Atliott
Leeds
Larry Denyers
Ricky Herring
Dill
Robert Capobianco
Price Booth
Mike Fama
DP Students Degree Candidates Two Deer Parkians Honored
The Deer Park district recognizes over 2,700 degree candidates including two Deer Park residents honored for academic achievement. The ceremony highlighted graduates from DP schools with strong record of scholastic excellence and community involvement.
Texas Tech May 15 commencement set at Lubbock Coliseum
May 15 exercises at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum feature Tex as Tech University graduates and degree candidates. William Pecora, acting under secretary of the interior, delivers the principal address at 8 pm. Deer Park candidate James Lionel Stewart earns a Finance degree in the College of Business Administration. Raeann Reid pursues Mathematics in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Texas Tech University
William T. Pecora
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Texas Tech
Tech
Deer Park
James Lionel Stewart
College of Business Administration
Raeann Reid
College of Arts and Sciences
Gloria Smith of Ridgeway balances family and public service
Gloria Smith, wife of Ben Smith, lives in Ridgeway since 1962 with their children Carolyn and Leland. She chairs the Women's Auxiliary at Celanese, directs a style show, and helped start three mission churches in Worth. She enjoys painting, antiquing, sewing, and camping. plans return to San Jacinto courses when children are older.
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Smiths
Ridgeway
Ben Smith
Celanese
Gloria
Women’s Auxiliary
Carolyn
Leland
Worth
Deer Park
Plano
San Jacinto
Cured of Cancer Brings Hope for Jo Ann Baca
Eight year old Jo Ann Baca of Brighton Colorado survived Wilms tumor after prompt treatment. The American Cancer Society urges more giving to expand cures as more children overcome cancers once deemed incurable.
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Jo Ann Baca
Brighton
Colorado
Wilms
Jo Ann
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Mike Delaney
Dianne Skarkee
Bett Scott
Suzie Hovendick
Eileen Summerlin
Gina Taylor
R, L. Holleman
Pickerton
Glenn T. Magness
Ivy
Thomas D. Edwards
Charles A. Cobb
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