City Hall Tuesday April 7 Election Day
Citizens and registered voters are urged to acquaint themselves with the upcoming Election Day at City Hall. The notice emphasizes civic participation and informed voting in the local government process.
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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
2
Citizens and registered voters are urged to acquaint themselves with the upcoming Election Day at City Hall. The notice emphasizes civic participation and informed voting in the local government process.
City officials remind residents that City Administrator and staff serve the council as a body and must refrain from local political interference. Citizens are urged to learn about candidates, vote with conviction, and engage responsibly in city governance as the closest government to them.
Clovis Mann appeals to Deer Park residents to inform themselves about city candidates before the April 7 election. He laments secrecy about council and mayor identities, urges support for constructive community involvement, and notes Deer Park’s growth toward 22 to 25 thousand in five years, calling for “builder-uppers” over tear-downers.
In room 106 Mrs Virginia Mc Cullough's first grade showcases an outdoor paper zoo with paper animals, spring scenery and Easter tableaux. The Buckskin cover winner Albert Vega is noted along with PTA supported Parsons Puppets and a Halloween Carnival fundraiser. Fourth and fifth grade students win ribbons and scores in Declamation Ready Writing and Picture Memory events during spring meet contests.
Local resident Bobby Cockrell of 7405 Temperance reports his black dog Tusky produced ten puppies. He hopes to keep two, one named Sergeant with a white tail tip, and is open to sharing the rest. Readers may visit for first pick of the remaining playful pups.
Marian Records and her husband Tom have lived in Deer Park since 1955. She is active in First Baptist Church and chairs or serves on benewlence, Training Union, and Women’s Missionary Society committees. The couple support youth groups and are charter members of the local National Association of Parliamentarians chapter.
Dr Frank G Schlicht was appointed to the Environmental Engineering Division of Houston Lighting & Power Co as a biologist coordinator for environmental research. He will liaise with research groups and government agencies on marine biology matters, bringing a PhD in zoology from Texas A&M 1969, a biology BA from Texas Christian University, and an MS in zoology from Texas A&M. Previously he was an assistant marine biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife, biology instructor at San Jacinto JC, and chief biological oceanographer at Oceanonica Inc. of Houston.
Sikes, famed for Western Horseman and Horseman magazine pieces, headlines a local event. For entry blanks or information call Mrs June Nation at 2405 Oleander, Pasadena, AF 487-0373.
Airman Richard W. Look son of Mrs. Edith C. Look of Renton Washington has graduated from a U S Air Force radio operator course at Keesler AFB Mississippi He will be assigned to Camp Rah Bay AB Vietnam for duty with Pacific Air Forces The airman is a 1968 Renton Senior High School graduate and attended Western Washington State College His father Richard P Look lives in Dear Park Texas
Deer Park Junior Girl Scout Troop 379 received an American flag from Mrs. Dorothy Norden, president of the American Legion Auxiliary 521 and Girl Scout Troop 21. The troop is led by Mrs. Peggy Reece and Mrs. Barbara Craig, with members including Lori Babineaux, Brenda Barclay, Pamela Craig, Christy Dover, Debbie Eades, Dianna Findley, Michelle Johnson, Laurie Jordy, Patricia Lee, Donna MacArthur, Sherry MacArthur, Sharla Mayfield, Jinji McKissick, Rhonda Meeks, Debbie Muecke, Penni Murray, Peggy Payne, Brenda Ramos, Kathleen Reece, Norma Reece, Tressa Stanley, Doddle Toups, Rhonda Trice, and Amanda Whilliams.
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