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Newspaper

Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1970

Page

5

Deer Park closes for San Jacinto Day. council meets

Deer Park schools close Monday and Tuesday April 20 and 21 for San Jacinto Day. City Hall closes April 21. council meets at 7 30 p m. Senior play You Can t Take It With You April 30 in Mason Auditorium 8 p m. Banking official Myrna Thiessen elected to board position two at Deer Park Bank. Youth Night at Deer Park First Baptist Saturday April 18. Spring High Band fundraiser May 15 7 30 p m. Proceeds fund Corpus Christi trip May 1 2. Sherry Hancock wins 15 prize for stitchery at Spring Art Festival. Opening Deer Park Democratic Headquarters April 18 2 6 p m. Senator Chet Brooks Justice Bud West and candidates attend. Mrs John L Hardy secretary. Bill King to meet preschool workers April 27 28.

Deer Park San Jacinto Mason Auditorium Myrna Thiessen Deer Park Bank American Institute of Banking Thiessen DP Bank Bill Green Shadows Pasadena Safe Spring High School Donais Corpus Christi Chet Brooks Bud West Bob Jones Bill Willam Wayne Prosperi Democratic Center Street John L. Hardy Deer Park First

Around Town: Open House Introduces County Official

Mr and Mrs John Garrett host a College Park home event to introduce County Commissioner V V Ramsey to neighbors. The Deer Park Little League thanks residents for candy sales while other local items include a Bob Pars and an Apollo Cape Kennedy mention and Maurie Limmer's return home after hospitalization.

John Garrett College Park V. V. Ramsey Bob Pars Cape Kennedy Maurie Limmer Deer Park Little League Deer

4 H Leaders For DP Club Are Named

The Deer Park 4 H Club forms with project group chairs named by Mrs. Bunny Knotts. Leaders include Robert W. Neason woodworking Grady Akers dog handling and care Mrs Reba Baker clothing Mrs Pat Tolar foods Vernon Phillips rabbits and assistants Mrs Hazel Dietrich James Ledbetter Mrs Dorothy Lawrence and Mrs Barbara Benton. Openings remain for project leaders ages nine to nineteen. turnout and interest praised.

Deer Park Bunny Knotts Robert W. Neason Grady Akers Reba Baker Pat Tolar Vernon Phillips Hazel Dietrich

Little League Parade Opens Deer Park Season April 25

Deer Park Little League plans a 1970 opening parade Saturday April 25 at 11 a.m. The march starts on Second and ends at Sadler Field where opening ceremonies feature directors, teams and a guest speaker. Jan Scoby twirlers perform a routine before a 3 p.m. baseball session for minor and major league teams. Ladies Auxiliary runs game booths and food.

Deer Park Little League Sadler Field Jan Scoby

Rotary safety tips for long road trips

The Rotary Club safety committee urges travelers to plan ahead and pace driving. It advises changing drivers every few hours if possible, stopping frequently for rest, and giving both driver and vehicle time to cool off to prevent fatigue and heat issues.

ROT ‘Ry Club

Deer Park Council Swears In Three Members

Fred J. Brown and William Chmylak took oath for first terms on the Deer Park City Council with Robert Linberger beginning a second term. Brown won Position 5 over Bill Black 692 to 458, Chmylak beat Harrel Kesterson 595 to 546 for Position 4, and Linberger was unopposed for Position 6 with 914 votes. The ceremony at city hall was led by Mayor Earl Dunn. retirements were honored with plaques.

William Chmylak Robert P. Linberger Fred J. Brown Earl Dunn Deer Park Chmylak Brown Linberger Clyde King Robert Linberger City Hall Deer Park High School Bill Black Harrel Black and Lehr

Harvard fellowship for Texas Tech student DP senior

Deer Park’s David Wheat, a Texas Tech University senior and Woodrow Wilson Fellow, won a Harvard Kennedy School public policy fellowship for 1970-71. He plans a doctoral focus in quantitative urban education policy analysis. the $3,000 award accompanies a competitive admissions process with 21 of about 200 applications chosen.

Wheat Texas Tech Harvard School

Council weighs emergency sewer pipe fix and sanctuary move

City Administrator Clovis Mann urged immediate repair of a failing 10 inch sewer line from Kentucky Street to the north plant citing gas corrosion. Engineer Bal lard proposed replacing with a 24 inch line and potential 33 percent federal aid. Council discussed bids, a bird sanctuary proclamation, signs at city entrances, Scout curb painting, contractor bonding, and a first reading on liability bonds for electrical work.

Kentucky Street Clovis Mann Charles Ballard James Cook Deer Park The Bird Society Boy Scout Troop 534

Beautiful Handsome Winners Are Chosen At Pageant

Twenty contestants vied in Gaines V. Mason Auditorium for Most Handsome and Most Beautiful titles. Seniors Cathy Monceaux and Farrell Walker won. judges included Pasadena Mayor Clyde Doyal and Houston Post contributor Jim Barlow. First runners-up were Kay Hughes and Mike McCulloch. second runners-up Gerri White and Bob Langham.

Gaines V. Mason Auditorium Clyde Doyal Pasadena Becky Busch Jim Barlow The Houston Post Jo Ann Mayhard University of Houston Kay Hughes Mike McCulloch Gerri White Bob Langham Joe Mac Wheat Dana Simpson Chos

Library Worker Donna Thomas Wins Texas Library Honor

Donna Thomas former Deer Park Public Library trustee and board chair was named Library Trustee of 1970 by the Texas Library Association at the 57th annual conference in Amarillo April 9 to 11. Recognized for leadership among Texas and American trustees, her work on a new Deer Park library building and strong service standards, and her advocacy for state and national library legislation and appropriations. The Deer Park family home is at 354 Linda.

Donna Thomas Deer Park Thomas Texas American Library Association Washington The

Deer Park school bids set new schedules and bus fees

The Deer Park School Board approved next year’s start times 8 15 a m for grades 1 3 and 8 32 a m to 3 20 p m for junior high while seniors run 7 a m to 2 45 p m 45 minutes of uninterrupted teaching time will be scheduled each day Teachers’ hours extend 7 30 a m to 3 30 p m An added fee hike funds swim lesson wages and other costs Bids on seven cars were awarded with bidders including Mona Deer Park Elementary and Pasadena residents paying amounts ranging from about 2100 to 2700 for 1969 models. Continued on page

Deer Park Incres Jim Keth Mona Deer Park Elemen Schools

Palm Terrace Club to Host April Meeting on Native Plants

The Petal Pushers Palm Terrace Pe Pushers announce a month meeting on April 21 at Deer Park Banx Hospital Room. Club member Mrs L CU McCarl will press the program Conservation Native Plants. All women of Palm Terrace are invited for 7:30 p.m.

Palm Terrace Deer Park Banx CU. McCarl

Pastor Dr Jimmie Nelson Sees Youth Shape Faith at First Baptist

Profile of Dr Jimmie Nelson pastor of First Baptist Church who advocates a living faith for today’s youth. He teaches Bible courses at San Jacinto Junior College, notes youths’ honesty, and leads mission work in Rio Grande Valley and Houston. Nelson grew up in Borger, studied at Bays University, earned a DTh, and is active in community events while guiding a vibrant youth cohort.

Jimmie Nelson First Baptist Church Nelson Paul San Jacinto Junior College First Baptist Rio Grande Valley Baptist Mission Houston Christ Loveless Baptist Church Hill County Oak Grove Baptist Tarrant County Baylor University Colonial Fill Baptist Snyder Churc Borger Borger High School Bays University Dolores Stephen Alan Julie Chamber of Commerce

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