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1 BATTALION
Wednesday, July 12, 1972
College Station, Texas
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el Firemen training courses begin Saturday
Memberthan 3,000 fire service
ihere from throughout the
:i, P* forj^Bon mid 25 foreign countries
' u ‘'g i|i' ma : o sdM the fire-fighting
of the worlti Saturday
^■aigh Aug. \.
^■hc three one-week courses
numicipal, industrial and
'■’•lion, Df, Iplnisli speaking fire irn will
^^Hhehl at tiie ‘JO-acre- Brayton
"'terested jjBeinori Training Field west of
“otact: Tjl main campus, a $750,000 fa-
Trail, iHty considered the best fire
^^Bning course in tl)e nation.
Chief instructor Henry U. Smith
said the 43rd annual Texas Fire
men’s Training School should
break all previous records, due
mainly to new certification re
quirements for Texas firemen and
emphasis placed on better fire
fighting programs by government
and industry.
Smith’s seven-man staff will
be supplemented by 490 experi
enced instructors and speakers
from governmental agencies, in
dustry, manufacturing, the armed
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services and educational institu
tions.
In' addition, the students will
benefit from $700,000 worth of
donated and loaned equipment
and supplies.
Smith noted two instructional
areas have been expanded for this
year’s schools. The fire preven
tion and fire inspection course has
been reorganized and updated.
Three teacher training courses,
all approved by the Texas Edu
cation Agency, will be available
to full-time instructors from paid
fire departments.
The teacher courses -— covering
methods, materials and human
relations communications — meet
new state requirements for fire
service instructors, he said.
The first week’s session, July
16-21, attracts volunteer and paid
firemen from small rural com
munities to large cities. Sixteen
different courses are offered,
from basic fire-fighting to scien
tific investigations.
A public demonstration is
scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednes
day, July 19, at the training field.
Among the products to be shown
are new equipment and wet and
dry chemicals that extinguish
fires in a matter of seconds.
Smith said his staff is com
pleting work on a closed pollu
tion control system which will
prevent waste water from running
into creeks around the field.
Vet Medicine students, faculty
honored at banquet Friday
A&M’s College of Veterinary
Medicine recognized 16 students
and three faculty members at
the annual Honors Convocation
Friday night.
The outstanding member of
each of the three professional
classes were announced. They
included former Aggie basket
ball star James M. (Mike) Heit-
mann of Houston, third year
class; Houston L. Lane of Steph-
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envill, second year, and William
C. Bookout of Santa Rosa, first
year.
Lane also received the $300
Borden Award and the Tarrant
County Veterinary Medical As
sociation Auxiliary Award. Book
out and Heitmann were presented
cash awards from the Texas Vet
erinary Med i c a 1 Association
(TVMA) Auxiliary.
The Norden a Teacher Award
went to Dr. Floron C. Faries Jr.,
associate professor of veterinary
parasitology.
TVMA awards in teaching
and research were presented to
Dr. Larry D. Claborn, associate
professor of veterinary physiol
ogy and pharmacology, the teach
ing award, and Dr. Richard M.
Robinson, associate professor of
veterinary pathology, the re
search honor.
Michael T. Allen of San An
tonio a second year student, re
ceived the $400 Pfizer Award
from Charles Pfizer and Co. It
is given for outstanding schol-
^ arship and leadership.
Other student awards included
James W. Rundell of Delhi, La.,
AVMA Auxiliary Award; David
M. Miller of Throckmorton, John
H. Milliff Award; Larry N.
White of Texas City, Microbiol
ogy Award; Miss Nancy F. Rowe
of San Antonio, Upjohn Award
for small animal clinics, and
Tommy J. Barton of Cameron,
Upjohn Award for large animal
clinics.
Also honored were Gary D.
Hodges of San Angelo, Bexar
County VMA Auxiliary Award;
Robert O. Allardyce Jr. of Evans,
La., and Dan L. Hawkins of San
Antonio, Student AVMA Aux
iliary Awards; Dr. William
Dean Johnson of Lubbock, John
Paul Delaplane Award; Richard
L. Goode of Waco, Ross P. Mar-
steller Award, and Leroy B. Vad-
en of Houston, the Dr. Danny L.
Davis Award.
Wives of the students were
recognized, with Mrs. Leland A.
Prowse III receiving the Out
standing Senior Wife of the Stu
dent Auxiliary Award.
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