Jungle Journey Ends Deer Park Summer Reading Program
The 1977 Summer Reading Program at Deer Park Public Library closed after two months of reading. Over 500 children joined, 385 finished, and those who read at least 12 books earned free play tickets and certificates from the Texas State Library. The Pasadena Little Theatre presented Cinderella on Aug. 4 at Sam Rayburn Auditorium, drawing over 400 attendees. More than 100 children read more than the required 24 books.
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Deer Park
Deer Park Public Library
Texas State Library
Pasadena Little Theatre
Sam Rayburn
Youth Workshop Draws Over 250 Students at Trinity
Eric Wiesner Karl Wiesner and Micki Wiesner of Deer Park attended the Presbyterian Synod Youth Workshop at Trinity University in San Antonio. The weeklong event hosted more than 250 high school students from Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana for fellowship and Christian study.
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Karl
Micki Wiesner
Deer Park
Presbyterian Synod
Trinity University
San Antonio
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Stefancik Listed Rudy Wallis Stefancik Honored
Two young men, Chris Dreiling and Lonnie Bailey, each read a total of 128 books. Rudy Wallis Stefancik, 3213 Village Sa., was named on the magna cum laude honor roll in the College of Natural Sciences at The University of Texas for the 1977 spring semester.
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Chris Dreiling
Lonnie Bailey
Rudy Wallis Stefancik
Village Sa
College of Natural Sciences
University of Texas
Meal Policy Aired by Deer Park ISD For Free Meals
Deer Park Independent School District announces a meal policy for free and reduced price meals and milk under national programs. It lists income criteria by family size, outlines eligibility, and notes confidentiality and the appeal process with contact details for the Assistant Superintendent for Business, Charles C. Garrison, 203 Ivy Street, Deer Park, Texas.
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Deer Park Independent School
Director of Food Service
Charles C. Garrison
Ivy Street
Deer Park
Texas
Animal control details and rabies rules in Harris County
The article explains animal control duties in Harris County including picking up untagged animals and investigating bites. All staff are on 24 hour call and can be radio dispatched anywhere. Owners must show current rabies inoculation or have the animal impounded for 10 days. A tattooed ear mark is suggested to prevent theft of pedigreed dogs. Discussion on services was withdrawn and tabled pending further official notification.
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Harris County
Animal Control
Riley
Loon Bids Sought for I 610 Safety Improvements in Houston
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation expects 225 bids for a safety project on I 610 East Loop from SH 225 to Mississippi Street over 2.5 miles. Work includes signing lighting and pavement markings plus an eight foot chain link fence along the channel bridge to curb debris dropping onto the shipping canal. Engineer John Heironimus leads with Houston Urban Office Engineer Manager William Ward supervising. project duration about 60 working days.
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Houston
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Mississippi Street
Channel Bridge
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