City Meet and Firemen's Dance Highlight Deer Park Calendar
The Deer Park Fire Department announces a New Year's Eve dance for all city employees at 8 p.m. in the Firemen's Recreation Building. The Planning and Zoning Commission schedules its next regular meeting for 7 p.m. Monday, Dec 21, at City Hall.
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Deer Park
Deer Park Council OKs Christmas Lights Purchase
In a special meeting on Thursday night December 3 the Deer Park City Council approved buying Christmas decorations from L A Williams Company of Houston for 4500 dollars. The council amended the budget authorizing 2500 dollars from the Parks and Recreation fund.
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Deer Park
L. A. Willams Company of
Houston
Council
Parks and Recreation Fund
Parks and Recreation Department
Georgia Street
Citizens discuss hospital authority plan at meeting
Architect Dan Williamson urged a non profit hospital authority as a path to attract homeowners and businesses and to fund a hospital through bonds. He estimated 80 to 100 beds at 1968 costs of 30 000 to 35 000 per bed for fixed equipment. City would supply services, with bond financing and a council appointed board.
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Dan Willamson
Williamson
Hillburton Fund
Philip A. Johnson
Ben L. Smith
John Vann
Vann
Jimmy Burke
St James United Presbyterian Church Sunday Service
St James United Presbyterian Church at 9725 Spencer Highway holds worship led by Rev Norman N Honeycutt. Passages and prayers guide the congregation in Sunday service agenda.
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San Jacinto Baptist Church
Center
Cullen Hawkins
Hollen Chandler
Spencerview Missionary Baptist Church
Temperance St
Jack L. Simmons
Second Baptist Church
Kingsdale St
Jack Wright
Frayer
ST. Luke's Episcopal Church
Father Mitchell Keppler
Jeer Park
Assembly OF God Church
West P St
O. E. Gower Jr
Pam Sea
Deer Park Methodist Church
East Fourth St. Rey
Joe W. Fort
ST. James United Presbyterian Church
Spencer Highway
Norman N. Honeycutt
Four Deer Park permits issued totaling 5705.98
Last week the city issued four building permits totaling 5705.98 dollars. Names listed include Robert Van Drunen of 1225 Boston for an enclosed garage costing 350 dollars, R G Harmon of 7445 Lambuth for a storage building at 337.98 dollars, Archie Slaughter of 210 Linda for a utility building at 500 dollars, and Otis Will ford of 902 X for an unspecified project.
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City of
Deer Park
Robert van Drunen
Boston
R. G. Harmon
Lambuth
Archie Slaughter
Linda
Otis Willford
Dottie Martin balances city duties with riding club drive
Dottie Martin, city secretary of Deer Park, oversees ordinances and elections, checks legal aspects, dispatches codification, and coordinates absentee ballots. She emphasizes charter guidance, while managing a loyal staff of three in Utilities and guiding her three daughters in the Deer Park Riding Club, promoting family events and community service.
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Dottie
Strong
Dottie Martin
Deer Park
Jaycees
Houston
Sncepion
Marshal Law
Riding Club
Church of Christ
Regents approve bids for typewriters and college magazine
President Nixon's new construction program discussed with Health, Education and Welfare. Board awards Remington Rand contract for 19 electric type writers at 5105, Oli vet Corp wins 4465 bid for printing The Perspective magazine, to be issued twice yearly. Gulf contract under careful review after past misstipulations. Kathrown Smith division chair and John Nail sponsor coordinate the project.
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Richard Nixon
Thomas Spencer
College
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Curtis Doolan
Bill Newton
Deer Park
Remington Rand
Olivet Corp
Newton
IBM
Gut Printing Company of
Houston
Perspective
Western Lithograph Company
Doolen
Gulf
Kathrown Smith
Clrman
John Nail
City Council approves public works spending and staff moves
The council discussed sewer and treatment plant costs totaling over 1.1 million and 360 thousand respectively, and eyed a traffic light at Luella and Spencer after year start. Public Works favored an equipped 1971 El Camino for the superintendent, and after debate kept the current vehicle. An executive session approved hiring a Parks director at 800 monthly, while bidding for softball field lighting and Pee Wee Field fencing was set for December 29.
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Mann
Luella
Spancer
Bill Chymlak
James Cook
W. V
Red
Public Works Department
Public Works
Lester Barnett
Bob Linberger
D. H. Tolar
Council
Barnett
Tolar
Linberger
Dunn
Polly Modrall
The
Parks and Recreation Commission
Commission
Earl E. Dunn
Durant Street Park
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Jimmie L. Nelson
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Kroger
Lynchburg Crossing
Anne
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Alice Rey
Larry Godfrey
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Merle Norman Cosmetics
Elizabeth Knight
Monument Restaurant
Snooksie
Richard Poe
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Earl Harper
Deer Park Bank
Western Auto Associate Store
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