DPISD Donations Increase in United Way Campaign
Contributions in this year’s United Way drive for the Deer Park Independent School District total $5,977.96, up 8 14.3 percent from last year. Employees provide $3,609 and students contribute $2,168.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Deer Park Independent
Bayou Belles Entertain Oilers Fans At Home Games
San Jacinto College dancers form the Bayou Belles joining San Jans to cheer for the Houston Oilers at home games. The group, directed by Dorothy Brown, performs dance routines and pom pom motions throughout the game and at pregame events. Additional performances are scheduled for November 6 27 December 4 and December 18 with twenty five members including Laurie Miller Donna Meyer Susan Leighton Kay Thompson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto College Central
Oller
Houston
Oilers
Oiler
Bayou Belles
SJC
San Jans
San Jacinto College
Belles
Pear
Dorothy Brown
San Jang
Friends
Dallas
Ollery
Brown
Gilers
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Tain
Cincinnati
Laurie Miller
Donna Meyer
Susan Leighton
Kay Thompson
Dena Woest
Genie Todd
Terri Welborn
Dana Murphy
Charlene Burton
Sandy Hovey
Becky Allen
Sherri Simmons
Debbie Matson
Jenifer Webster
Robin Stone
Janet Williams
Cindi Jones
Teresa Montemery
Pam Francis
Sheila Robertson
Houston Oilers
Teachers Fitness Workshop Planned At San Jacinto College
San Jacinto College division of health and physical education holds an Aerobic Fitness Workshop for Texas public school teachers on November 5-6 at Central Campus. Sanctioned by the Governor's Commission on Physical Fitness the event supports the 1977 78 Aerobic Dance Program with Denni Barrios Bosworth leading instructions and Sandra Morgan assisting. Registration begins 8:30 a.m. Saturday with sessions 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The $15 entry fee covers materials. participants must be full time Texas public school instructors. For details call 479 1501 extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto College
Division of Health and Physical Education
Governor's Commission On Physical Fitness
F.G. Anders Gymnasium
Cold remedies fail to cure common colds says center
Consumers spend about 700 million dollars yearly on nonprescription cold remedies yet the Consumer Information Center states none of these products can prevent cure or shorten a common cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Information Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deer Park
Rooter CO
Wee
Kay Toompoon
Shelia Robertson
Sendy Hovey
Jennifer Webster
Cindie Jones
Teresa Montgomery
Charlene Barton
Lori Valencic
Spencer
Fail Festival
Mrs. BP
Staten
B. P. Staten
David Slack
Wingo's
Gloria Womack
Tiffany
Pasadena
Thomas
Tatar
TSO
Texas State Ptical
Baytown
Gall
Katy
Texas
Invention Marketing Incorporated
State Farm
R.W. Wallace
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois