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Newspaper

Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1970

Page

9

Deer Park Notes Include Closures and Events

Schools in Deer Park close Monday and Tuesday April 20 21 for San Jacinto Day. City Hall closed April 21. Planning and Zoning meets April 20 at 7 pm. Senior play You Cant Take It With You set for April 30 at Mason Auditorium 8 pm. Myrna Thiessen elected to Bank governors position 2 with American Institute of Banking. She and husband Bill live at 3705 Green Shadows Pasadena with four children. Youth Night at Deer Park First Baptist Church April 18. High School Band trip May 15 7 20 pm tickets 1 for adults 50 cents for students. Corpus Christi Buccaneer Festival May 1 2. Sperry Hancock awarded $15 for Spring Art Festival entry Untitled at Museum of Fine Arts. Senator Chet Brooks and others attend Deer Park Democratic Headquarters opening April 18 2 6 pm 610 Center Street refreshments. Mrs John L Hardy hosts office as secretary. Deer Park First Baptist training staff noted for Sunday services.

Deer Park High School Mason Auditorium Ers Myrna Thiessen Deer Park Bank American Institute of Banking Thiesen DP Bank Bill Green Shadows Pasdena Corpus Christi Sperry Hancock Fred Hancock Pickerton Deepwater Junior High Stitenery Museum of Fine Arts Chet Brooks Peace Bnd Bob Jones Bill William Wayne Prosperi Deer Park Democratic Center Street Mra John L. Hardy Peggy Peterso Aries Incres Ute Ry le Maddux Ivy Shirley Toler

Garretts Open Home to Welcome County Commissioner

In College Park Mr and Mrs John Garrett hosted an open house to introduce County Commissioner V Ramsey to local residents at their residence on a Sunday afternoon. The informal event gave attendees a chance to meet the official and discuss community concerns.

John Garrett College Park V. Ramsey

4-H Leaders Named for DP Club and Projects

Mrs. Bunny Knotts announces appointed chairmen for DP Club project groups with members split into woodworking dog handling clothing foods rabbits and horse projects. Additional helpers include Mrs. Dietrich for food and clothing James Ledbetter woodworking or automobiles and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Benton assisting with rabbits and horses. Call 479-3908 for open project leader roles. Membership open to boys and girls ages nine to nineteen. Continued on page two.

Chub Bunny Knotts Robert W. Neason Grady Akers Rebe Baker James Ledbetter Dorothy Lawrence Barbara Benton Knotts

Little League Parade Set For April 25

The Jan Scoby twirlers will present a short routine during the parade. Beginning at 3 p.m. there will be baseball involving all minor and major league teams. The Ladies Auxiliary will operate game booths and offer food at the event.

Jan Scoby Tao

Rotary Club Safety Reminder for Road Trips

The Rotary Club Safety Committee urges travelers to plan ample travel time, rotate drivers every few hours, and stop frequently to rest. This helps both motorists and vehicles stay cool and alert during long drives.

Rotary Club

Deer Park Council Swears In Three New and Returning Members

Fred J. Brown and William Chmylak sworn in for first terms and Robert Linberger to a second term at city hall. Brown defeated incumbent Bill Black 692 to 458 for Position 2, Chmylak beat Harrel Kesterson 595 to 546 for Position 4, and Linberger, unopposed for Position 6, received 914 votes. The council thanked retiring members Black and Lehr with plaques.

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

Texas Tech Student Wins Harvard Kennedy School Fellowship

Texas Tech University senior David Wheat, Woodrow Wilson Fellow, earned a Harvard Kennedy School fellowship for 1970 71 valued at 3000 dollars. Wheat, May graduate candidate in government with math minor, pursues public policy doctoral study and focuses on urban education policy analysis.

Weer Parkian David Wheat Texas Tech University Woodrow Wilson Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government Wheat Texas Tech Harvard

Deer Park Council Hears Urgent Sewer Repair Plan

City Administrator Clovis Mann urged emergency action on a failing 10 inch sewer line from Kentucky Street to the north plant. Engineer Ballard proposed replacing with a 24 inch line with potential 39 percent federal aid. Council also set Deer Park as a bird sanctuary but declined an animal cruelty ordinance.

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

Beautiful Handsome Winners Named in Gaines Auditorium Pageant

The annual Most Handsome and Most Beautiful contest at Gaines Y Mason Auditorium on Tuesday April 9 selected Janet Brady Diana Fis Twyla Ganteobein Deb rat Medan Debole Walt er Barry Brashear Johny Dill Troy Humphries Nallcy Harion Shoults and others as top winners. Judges listed Mayor Clyde Doyal Becky Busch Jim Barlow and Jo Ann Maynard. First runners up Kay Hughes Mike McCulloch. second runners up Gerri White Bob Langham Joe Mac Wheat Dana Simpson.

Tweney Gaines Y. Mason ‘Auditorium Peting Janet Brady Diana Fis Clyde Doyal Pasadena Becky Busch Jim Barlow The Houston Post Jo Ann Maynard University of Houston Kay Hughes Mike McCulloch Gerri White Bob Langham Joe Mac Wheat Dana Simpson Chos

Library Worker Donna Thomas Receives Texas Library Award

Donna Thomas longtime Deer Park Public Library trustee and board chair was named Library Trustee of 1970 by the Texas Library Association at Amarillo conference April 9 to 11. Her work on a new library building and high service standards earned praise along with leadership roles in Texas and American library circles.

Donna Thomas Deer Park Thomas Texas Li Aison American Library Association Washington

Pastor Dr Jimmie Nelson Frames Youth as Church's New Core

Dr Jimmie Nelson pastor of First Baptist Church urges renewal through youth noting their honesty and rejection of phoniness He teaches Bible courses at San Jacinto Junior College and has served since 1966 His congregation backs youth work including Rio Grande Valley trips and downtown Houston missions.

Jimmie Nelson First Baptist Church Nelson Paul San Jacinto Junior College First Baptist Ins Themn Nelace Etmrch Comecee Rio Grande Valley Baptist Mission Houston Christ Loveless Baptist Church Hill County Oak Grove Baptist Tarrant County Baylor University Colada Wilt Baptist Suyéer

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P&z Deer Park Planning and Zoning San Jacinto Baptist Meet Deer Park First Baptist Coarah Annes of Te Sas ‘Baptist Church Tai Tos van Pees Ant Tira van Sottre Lam Robert P. Linberger Barl Dunn Chiglak Het Farms Lisberger Clyde King Paul Strong Bay Concrete Products, Inc General Concrete Products E. J. Fiedler Pasade Gerard Mulraney Tim Galban Bow McCumber Geo Palm Terrace Mre. L. C Coward Runce Rynone Larry Garnett Betty Nemes Cathy Monceaux Wilfred Monceaux Sherman Farrell Walker A.’ Walker Ellen Allen Linda Chu Dr. Nelson Borger Bay ‘University Dolores R. Nelson Akes Tsinsence Cana Tne
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