Nine named as vice chairmen of CIC mass transit group
Leon Jaworski, chair of the Community Improvement Committee For Mass Transit, announces nine Harris County residents as vice chairmen for a countywide mass transit educational drive. The CIC, formed in July and co chaired by Fred Hartman and Willoughby Williams, backs the Oct. 6 referendum on the Houston Area Rapid Transit Authority and related taxes. The slate includes Kay Bailey, Paul A. Dixon, D. W. Lynch, Hawkins Menefee, Jim Norton, Elton S. Porter Jr., Adan Trevino, Carl Walker, and Jim Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Jaworski
Community Improvement Committee For Mass Transit
Harris County
CIC
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Houston
Willoughby Williams
Houston Area Rapid Transit Authority
Kay Bailey
Jersey Village
Paula A. Dixon
Pasadena
D. W. Lynch
Hawkins Menefee
Jim Norton
Elton S. Porter, Jr
Seabrook
Adan Trevino
Carl Walker
Jim Wallace
Jaworski
Health Centers Opened Across Harris County in September
Harris County Health Department announces reopening of neighborhood health centers led by Dr Fran cine Jensen. Baytown 3012 Market Street offers immunizations Monday to Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and Tuesday mornings Family Planning by appointment. La Parte unit runs Monday to Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm with Well Child conferences on 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Red Bluff center on Joseph St comm Center builds immunizations Monday Wednesday Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and first Tuesday mornings Well Child Conference by appointment. South Houston unit at Georgia and State Streets offers immunizations Monday to Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, second Tuesday morning Well Child Conferences by appointment, Friday Family Planning by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francine Jensen
Harris County Health Department
Baytown
Market Street
la Parte
Red Bluff Center
Joseph St. Comm. Center
South Houston
Georgia
State Streets
Carpenter's Capers at Special Education and School Events
An angled school report details students across grades from kindergarten to special education, with room by room notes on exhibits in Mexico themed Spanish, art classrooms, and science readings. It notes cafeteria staff awards in San Antonio and New Orleans conventions, staff additions, and upcoming school board election with absentee voting on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dilys McDonald
Nadine Hasty
New Orleans
Ivy Christiansen
Nadine
Dilys
Ivy
San Jacinto College
Evelyn Spinks
Deer Park Seniors Seek Secretarial Jobs Through School Program
Deer Park High School office education instructor Mrs. Shirley Thomas spoke to the Chamber of Commerce on seniors in an office training program seeking work as secretaries, file clerks, bookkeepers or typists. She noted 26 students, 5 employed locally, and a 99 percent placement success with employers often retaining workers into summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Thomas
Deer Park High School
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Vocational Office of Education
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San Jacinto Shrine Club
Jimmy Hallark
Shell Oil Company
Susan Louder
Ed Jehr
R. W. Wallace
Roy Guyon
Pir the Frashimnen
University of Houston
Texas Tech
Pasadena Memorial Stadium
Texas Crippled Childrens Institute
Burns Institute
Galveston
van Deventer
VET Furniture
la Porte
Ancient
Egypt
F.S.L.I.C
United States Government
Bayshore Savings Association
Broadway
LA Porte Texas
Bayshore
Carpenter’s Capers
Martha
Iggy
Muscles Mahoney
Special Education Room
Myra Adams
Mexico
Kathy Treibh
Connie Frank
Scott Underwood
Katy Purifoy
Denise Westmoreland
Ann Jensen
Linda Harrison
Peter Rabbit
Flo Richards
Tom
Cat
Deer Park
State Food Services Organization
Ruthie Lee
Room 206
Colleen Sardegna
Marilou Smith
Sponholz
Keain
South Shaver
Aoa
W.E
Bill) Black
Western Auto Associate Store
Deer Park Bank
Western Auto
Texas
Bank of Courtesy
F.D.I.C