Decree School Bonds Vote Set For Saturday
Voters will decide on a $19 million bond issue for a five year school building program including three new elementary schools and remodeling of the high school north campus. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday December 13 with several precincts assigned to specific school polling sites. Absentee voting ended Tuesday at 4 30 p.m. with about 60 ballots cast.
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X Street
Deer Park Senior High School
Carpenter Elementary
Deepwater Elementary
Lynchburg
Janice Ward
Deer Park ISD seeks 22.45 million for four schools and North campus upgrades
The Deer Park Independent School District proposes a 19 million bond to finish four new schools and North campus renovations, plus 1 million for land purchases and 4.5 million in unsold bonds from 1969. If approved, taxes would rise about 8 cents first year, with five year cap near 18 to 25 cents. Enrollment may exceed 16,000 by 1985, driving shortages and new campuses by 1977 79 80. Local construction and Shell complex expansion cited as population drivers.
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Bob Vaughn
Shell
Charles Garrison
John Brandenberger
Deer Park Independent
Peese
Texas Bonds
City To Exchange Land With DPISD
The City of Deer Park agrees to swap 9.7 acres adjacent to Durant Street in Spencerview Addition for 9.7 acres owned by DPISD near P Street by Dow Park. DPISD plans a new elementary school to be finished before Sept 1977 to serve nearby children now bused to Deepwater. The city must first offer the land for sale before the exchange.
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Deer Park
Durant Street
Spencerview
Deepwater
Aan Gunite Ready
P and Z Commission Hikes Pay and City Cases Involving Permits
Planning and Zoning Commission members will be paid twenty dollars per meeting up to forty dollars a month while the chair will receive twenty five dollars per meeting up to fifty dollars monthly. A variance for a ten story retirement center near San Jacinto Manor was postponed to the next City Council meeting. Bonnette insurance office permit at 130 West San Augustine was ruled out of order by City Attorney Dover. A mobile home variance at 5501 Pasadena Boulevard was denied. An existing sign on the George Patrick Survey near L Street was sent back to the applicants as it violates the sign ordinance.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Addison Wilson, III
San Jacinto Manor
J. P. Bonnette
San Augustine
P. B. Dover
Pasadena Blvd
George Patrick
L Street
Matthews Wins Deer Park Football Contest Title
Matthews of Matthews Superette tops the Deer Park Progress football contest with 191 wins 62 losses and two ties for a .749 season. Letitia Timmins wins weekly $15, Theresa Miller to receive $7.50, Loyce Matthews Mitch Patrick Don Crosslin and others place in the final standings.
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Jimmy Matthews
Matthew
Deer Park
Matthews
Letitia Timmons
Timmons
Alyse
Theresa Miller
Evie
Mitch Patrick
Jim Tucker Realtors
Patrick
Don Crosslin
Union Realty
Crosslin
Bob
Dick Eustice
Modern Savings
Michael Mitchmore
Michael’s Mens Wear
Mitchmore
James Fisher
Fisher’s Pharmacy
Wayne Blanks
Allied D.P. Bank
Tree Lighting Promises Christmas Cheer At Deer Park Library
The Deer Park Public Library will host a Dec 16 tree lighting in front of its Center Street location with a program of Christmas carols and Mayor Bill Black as master of ceremonies. The event highlights community holiday festivities at the Deer Park library.
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Deer Park
Santa Claus
Bill Black
Center
VFW
Dow Park
T. B. McHenry
Vickie Harshbarger
Luella
Santa's Workshop shines at Deer Park Community Center
The Parks and Recreation Department stages Santa's Workshop a Christmas musical at 7 p.m. December 18 featuring dance and acrobatic students at the Community Center 610 E San Augustine. Open to the public.
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Parks and Recreation Department
San Augustine
Holland Named Campus Beauty at Southwest Texas State
Stacy Holland won the 1975 All Campus Beauty Contest at Evans Auditorium on December 2, defeating 36 competitors in swimsuit and evening gown. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Holland of 4206 Justin and earns an all expense paid trip to Michigan Tech University for its Winter Carnival. Judge Jen Helge presided.
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Southwest Texas
Mate University
Evans Auditorium
Stacy Holland
Walter Holland
Justin
Michigan Tech University
Jen Helge
Michigan
Deer Park Lands Two On First Team In 23-AAAA Honors
The 23-AAAA All District selections include Deer Park players Mike Kellogg and Bruce Jones on the offensive first team. Deer Park also places Hector Saldivar and Keith Zucha on the defensive second team. Honorable mention includes Billy Carwile Bruce Boyd Ronnie Liggett Mike Bounds and Randy Westmoreland.
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Deer Park
Mike Kellogg
Bruce Jones
Hector Saldivar
Keith Zucha
Saldivar
Zucha
Billy Carwile
Bruce Boyd
Ronnie Liggett
Mike Bounds
Randy Westmoreland
David Sipe
John Dyer
Kenneth Burk
Jaycees Plan Christmas Parade With Local Groups
The Jaycees announce their annual Christmas Parade featuring Seen Cas Doe RS SS Marching Group, the Light Brigade, and two boy scout units. Participating groups are asked to arrive at the stadium by 6 39 a m.
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Jaycees
Light Brigade
Boy Scout
Local Happenings Briefs Reflect Everyday Life
RAY DARNELL remains hospitalized after a heart attack. RALPH SPARKS buys lunch for a friend. MIKE CULLING acts as photographer. LINDA THOMPSON joins Progress as a new face with thanks to WAYNE CLANTON. DRS KAY PARTER and DONNIE MRS ANNIE RICE referenced. Sympathy sent to PASSONS family in Mississippi death. FRANCES ROGB hosts while GORDAN is busy. SEAN BAXTER coordinates work for JANE BAUER to receive a cane. NONNIE BARTON again lacks heat in a non working oven.
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Ray Darnell
Ralph Sparks
Mike Culling
Linda Thompson
Wayne Clanton
Donnie
Annie Rice
Kay Parter
B. Passons
Passons
Tait
Mississippi
Frances Rogb
Husband Gordan
Sean Baxter
Jane Bauer
Nonnie Barton
Civic Club To Sponsor Christmas Lighting Contest
The Civic Club announces a citywide Christmas lighting contest from 6 to 12 p.m. on December 22. Entries are open to all residents citywide and will be judged in multiple categories.
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Deer Park
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