City Council approves most amendments to charter
Voters supported amendments to the City Charter on four measures while amendments one four and five faced failure. Amendment five passed but four failed, with discussion noting fines for absent councilmen. Council honored former member Bob Staton for service 1970 to 1973. May 15 set for a joint public hearing on rezoning outlets 7 through 12 of Outlet 102. Council endorsed the port bond issue.
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Bob Staton
Staton
Bill Black
Young
Billy B. Hedrick
Deer Park
Cook
New Production Nows Opens April 17 At Windmill
The Windmill Dinner Theatre in Town and Country Village debuts A Shot in the Dark on April 17. The uproarious comedy runs five weeks as Sue Ane Langdon portrays a role that draws socio logist observers and viewers with alarm, particularly women.
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Sue Ane Langdon
Windmill Dinner Theatre
Town & Country Village
Chamber votes on bylaw revisions and write in option
The Deer Park Chamber approved changes to bylaws including removing set dues and tying dues to board decisions. A write in option for Board of Directors candidates was discussed with notice requirements. The aims shifted to emphasize economic life in the community and meetings remain open to all members. A manager search continues.
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Bill Handrick
Board of Directors
Chamber
Deer Park
Handrick
Bat
Slovacek
Tavel
Deer Park Jaycees elects Mike Culling president in rally
Deer Park Jaycees held elections April 4 to choose officers and directors for the year. Mike Culling defeated Dennis Nesser for president and will be installed April 13 at Hickory House with Mike Moore as guest speaker. Other winners include Everett Hartnett Norman Peterson, Dale Long Jerry McShane Bill Caraway and Ron Hayes. The public is invited to the installation banquet priced at 4 dollars.
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Texas
Culling
Chamber of Commerce
Nesser
Jaycees
Everett Hartnett
Norm Peterson
Hartnett
Clovis D. Mann
Peterson
University of Houston
Larry Randolph
Ron Hayes
Bill Knetcht
Dale Long
Jerry McShane
Bill Caraway
Hickory House
Mike Moore
State Metro
Houston Jaycees
Jesse Campbell
Artie McFerrin
Moore
U. S. Jaycees
Mike
American Marketing Association
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Association
Harris County United Fund Association
San Jacinto College Seeks Bids And Renews Contracts
San Jacinto College Board of Regents in Pasadena approves seeking bids for a new auto mechanics and welding building and bonds for campus construction. The panel also renews most faculty contracts, with conditions for those lacking masters degrees, extends leaves, and adjusts staff assignments and insurance for nursing students. A separate motion funds gear purchases and roof repairs while planning for the next meeting on May 7.
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Pasadena
Board of Regents
San Jacinto College Board of Regents
Gordon Ball
James Burleson
Ship Channel
Spencer
Tor
McRundell
Cruse
Pearce
McCombe
Maymo B. Lewis
Betty Brown
Shelba J. Morman
Marlin O. Cherry
Division of
Horner Longenecker
Burleson
Lansdowne
Moody Company, Inc
Bill Newton
George R. Froh
Globe Indemity Company
Sun Equipment Company
Tucker Electronics
Notice to Bidders Deer Park Sanitary Sewer Project
Public notice announces sealed proposals for roughly 3300 feet of 8 inch sanitary sewer main on Pickerton between Havana Drive and Kalwick in Deer Park Harris County Texas. Bids due by 5 00 P M April 17 1973 and opened at 7 30 P M April 17 1973. Plans available from City Engineer for 15 00 deposit refundable if returned in good condition within seven days after bid opening.
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Deer Park
Texas
Center Street
Harris County
Pickerton
Havana Drive
Kalwick
Deer Park Council Overrules Voters On Amendments
A Deer Park City Council vote on Friday April 6 overrides the 63 percent voter result from April 3, deeming Amendment No 5 not adopted. The Deer Park Jaycees had studied the amendments after February 6 ordinance passage and advised separate status of Amendments 4 and 5 due to constitutional prohibition. They visited February 20 urging rewording of Amendment 5 to limit forfeiture of attendance pay, but the council dismissed the plea. A citizen letter argues the council cannot nullify the electorate’s clear wishes and urges accountability.
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Deer Park
Michael A
Planetarium seeks answer to are we alone this spring
The Burke Baker Planetarium hosts Are We Alone nights from March 9 to May 27. Shows run 2 00 3 00 4 00 Saturdays Sundays afternoons and 8 00 Fridays Saturdays evenings with 4 00 Wednesdays Fridays afternoons. Admission costs 1 25 for adults 0 50 for children under 12 and no entries for children under five.
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Planetarium
Burke Baker Planetarium
Art Show Planned by Houston Civic Arts Association
The Houston Civic Arts Association schedules its May Showcase of Art at Almeda Mall from May 3 to 13. Gloria Bower chairs the event with Lotti Avila assisting. Oil acrylics pastels and watercolors will be for sale along with metal sculpture. Proceeds benefit the HCAA Benevolent Fund including a $500 University of Houston Art Scholarship.
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Houston Civic Arts Association
Almeda Mall
Gloria Bower
Lotti Avila
Hcaa Benevolent Fund
University of Houston
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