Skate For Life event to aid Muscular Dystrophy Association
The second annual Skate For Life is set for August 9 at Deer Park Skateworld, 410 Pasadena Blvd, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Proceeds benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association, with expected Houston area donations well over 100000. Volunteer signups are urged at 479-5009. seniors may call for assistance 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce hosts a get acquainted social at the Houston Yacht Club at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 7. reservations and information are available at 479-1559.
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Skate For Life
Deer Park
Gulf Coast Area
Jacks and Jills Square Dance Club
South Houston High School
South Shaver
Edgebrook Drive
Mint Skool
Pasadena Blvd. South
Jerry Lewis
Rams Call for Boys Aged 8 to 12 to Join Football Team
Footbaill. Players needed for Rams football team ages eight to twelve. Team will compete with other TIF League teams. For more information call 4791953 or 4794230.
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Rams
New Budget Sparks Annex Talks Over Lovelace Subdivision
Deer Park City Council discussed annexing part of Lovelace Subdivision on Louisiana Street north of San Augustine, with talks to open with Pasadena. The council approved a $6.16 million budget, no tax rate change, and planned a Sept. 13 public hearing on the budget and federal revenue sharing funds.
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Louisiana Street
Jack Strickland
W. D. Lawther
Lovelace
Planning and Zoning Commission
San Augustine Street
Pasadena
Deer Park
Bob Linberger
Strickland
John Sarris
Council
Marathon Paying and Utility Company
Georgia Avenue
San Augustine
Houston
Marathon Pipeline Company
Texas Pipeline
Trustees Hear Parents In Special Ed Dispute
The School Board faces a decision on moving all special education students from Carpenter to Dabbs Elementary. Parents, represented by Patrick Wiseman, claim lack of consent and improper notice while concerns focus on open classrooms, age grouping, and teacher ratios. If approved, parents may seek due process or lawsuit.
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Mike Simmons
Carpenter
Dobbs Elementary
Patrick Wiseman
Dabbs
Linda Rieves
Rieves
Sharon Pennington
Sail
Dibbs
Bigham
Dr. Bigham
SJC Regents Approve 77 Budget for 1077-78
The San Jacinto College Board of Regents approved a budget exceeding 17 million dollars for the 1077-78 fiscal year. The plan includes a 12 percent teacher pay raise and covers expenditures for Central and North Campuses, marking a nearly 4.6 million increase over last year.
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San Jacinto College Board of Regents
College approves budget and campus upgrades for 1977 78
The USS Texas total budget allocates 17 012 450 57 for 1977 78 beginning Sept 1. A 19 cent tax levy per 100 on the San Jacinto Junior College District with 32 percent assessment mirrors Harris County. Actions include 55 000 Allied Distributing bid for automotive parts, 21 460 40 welding supplies, 5 463 28 printing supplies, 1 977 75 instrumentation supplies, 3 150 Drake Printing for 560 personnel directories, 15 599 50 Deer Park Typewriter for office machine repairs. Regents join the National Association of Community College Trustees at 725, appoint Genie Suhr director of admissions, elect John Fulton math chair, and hire three new faculty members McAdams Hinson and Dalrymple.
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San Jacinto Junior College
Harris County
Allied Distributing Company of
Houston
Central Campus
Board
Drake Printing
Deer Park
Regents
National Association of Community College Trustees
Texas Community Colleges
Citizens Donate to Silver Service for USS Texas
Contributions exceeding the $100 minimum, prompted by a letter from Secretary of State Mark White, will place Deer Park’s name on the silver service and a resolution for the Sept. 10 commissioning of the nuclear power guided missile cruiser. mayor Bob Linberger and committee members led by Councilman Jim Kite thank the public and merchants for their generosity.
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Texas
Mark White
Deer Park
Bob Linberger
Bill Black
Joe, Fields
Harold Dudley
Jim Kite
Parker Named Ad Manager for Progress
Sue Parker 297 has been named retail advertising manager at the Progress. A seven month employee, she was formerly a classified sales person. Publisher Larry Power called the move a key position. Sue plans to meet local retail merchants soon. She and husband Ray moved to Deer Park last October with three children.
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Sue Parker
The
Progress
Larry Power
Sue
Ray
Crown Petroleum
Deer Park
Jimmy
Kevin
de Anna
San Jacinto College Fall Classes Start August 29
San Jacinto College announces fall classes begin August 29 at the Central Campus. Registration runs August 23 to 25 with day and evening schedules, plus extended registration at extension centers including Dobie, Clear Creek, and Alief Hastings. New courses include jazz, automotive, shop service procedures, and stenographic ABC shorthand. call 479-1901 for details.
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San Jacinto College
Dobie
Clear Creek
Alief-Hastings
Doble
Registration Begins Wednesday at Deer Park High School
Deer Park High School starts fall class registrations Wednesday August 3. Students must register on the south campus at 710 San Augustine from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through Friday August 12. Those who planned to register at the north campus cannot do so because of construction.
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Deer Park High School
San Augustine
Homer Powell
Andrews celebrate wedding anniversary on Tuesday
Jerry and Janice Andrews will celebrate another wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Aug. 9. The item mentions several local people with various health, work, or personal notes including hospital stays, moves, and thanks.
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Jerry
Janice Andrews
Non Bradley
Darlene Carwile
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Durward Hinton Hinson
Andrew E. Dalrymple
Linberger
Kite
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Anse Burke
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Lee Bishop
Rudy Wallace
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Lemoine
Ray Schallenberg
Pasadena General Hospital
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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Grand Prairie
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Kelly Walker
Maurice Davis
Alice McLowry
Katry Price
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Randall Sapp
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