Lee College gala to honor Rep Jack Fields at Goose Creek club
The Lee College Foundation will hold its seventh annual gala at Goose Creek Country Club on November 30 at 6 30 p m honoring U S Representative Jack Fields Tickets are 75 with 50 to the scholarship fund and 25 for the meal The foundation aims to spend 45000 on 76 endowed scholarships this year and will announce 12 new endowments at the gala. Scholarships are selected by LC faculty under Barbara Watkins with Mary Brown coordinating, applications due for 1991 92 in Moser Hall.
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Lee College Foundation
Goose Creek Country Club
U. S
Jack Fields
Mary Brown
Office of Resource Development
Brown
Barbara Watkins
Financial Aid
Moser Hall
Chi Alpha Opens Campus Ministry At Lee College
Chi Alpha a Pentecostal student ministry joins Lee College campus life with Don Weihe Trinity Tabernacle serving as adviser. Weihe aims to foster worship fellowship discipline and witness among students meeting Wednesdays noon to 1 in Bonner Hall 102 call 422 5948 for details.
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Chi Alpha
Assemblies of God
Don Weihe
Trinity Tabernacle
Lee College
Wiehe
Bonner Hall
Spring registration opens with phone registration extended
Spring semester registration begins Friday November 14 with initial phone Registration. Phone lines run 730 am to 1100 pm daily through December 5. On campus dial extension 592 local 425 6592 or 1 800 874 1694 for long distance.
Thanksgiving turkeys from farm to plate and show birds
The article explains how grocery store birds come from large farms or local Gulf Coast show flocks. It covers hatch ages about 20 weeks for store birds, 15 weeks pasturing for weight 10 to 12 pounds, and processing. It notes exhibition turkeys are raised on softer surfaces to protect the breast and keel bone and judged for firm wide breasts.
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Elsie
Sharon Oliver
Baytown
Oliver
Art students test teaching path at Lee College
Lee College art students Sandy Clark Christine McCullough and Tami Taylor gained hands on teaching experience by assisting Cedar Bayou Junior High classes under fine arts instructor Stephen Neihaus. Clark teaches two three hour sessions weekly while McCullough and Taylor explore teaching and art education as a possible career path.
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Lee College
Sandy Clark
Christine McCullough
Tami Taylor
Stephen Neihaus
Neihaus
Clark
Cedar Bayou Junior High
McCullough
University of Houston Clear Lake
Baytown
Dallas
Gentry Junior High
Taylor
SC seeks phones fountain. campus name change proposed
Student Congress President Deb bie Brinson announced plans to add pay phones at accessible locations and install a water fountain in the student service center. A proposal to rename the center after Tim and Kelly Bell was presented, pending Board of Regents approval.
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Student Congress
Debbie Brinson
Brinson
Moser Hall
DaLu Nifong
Tim
Kelly Bell
Kelly
Billy Grimsley
Board of Regents
Lee College seeks tutors for Carver Elementary students
The Lee College Hispanic Educational Access Committee seeks bilingual or monolingual tutors to assist Carver Elementary students in math reading and spelling. Committee member Ruben De Hoyos cites aims to boost education access reduce dropout and raise motivation. Volunteers of any language ability are welcome. call Kathy Clausen at 425-6563 or Charisse Sartor at 425-6565 to help.
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Lee College Hispanic Educational Access Committee
Carver
Ruben de Hoyos
HEAC
DeHoyos
Kathy Clausen
Public Information Office
Charisse Sartor
Scholarships Offered by Dallas Hospital and Houston Rotary Club
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas offers up to 2500 per year for juniors and seniors with resume and references required. Contact Human Resources Department 8200 Walnut Hill Lane Dallas 75231 for criteria. The Rotary Club of Houston awards 22000 to undergraduates and graduates pursuing international relations, with interviews in the week of December. Contact Virginia Weir at 713 655 9933.
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Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
Human Resources Dept
Walnut ‘Hill la
Dallas
Rotary Club of Houston
Virginia Weir
Evening choir classes blend campus and community talent
Two new evening choir classes seek approval from the Coordinating Board of College and Universities and would start in spring 1990. Chamber Choir offers an evening three hour class weekly for one college credit, with auditions for 12 to 16 members. Madrigal Singers aim for 8 to 12 members, also by audition, under Lynn Lamkin who will direct.
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Texas Mobile Health Unit
American Cancer Society
Texas Mobile Health Inc
Coordinating Board of College and Universities
Lynn Lamkin
Lamkin
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