Notable Notes Charity Concert at Deer Park Civic Center
Alec Zander's Rag-Band will perform at 7 30 p m on February 7 as part of the American Cancer Crusade. proceeds go to the cause. Police Chief Kenneth Gage announced 1970 dog licenses on sale through March 31 at $1 each with immunization proof. Boy Scout events, school sports, church suppers, and community meetings fill a busy Deer Park notice.
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Alec Zander
Deer Park Civic Center
Young Republican
American Cancer Crusade
Ission
American Cancer Mocs
Alog
Kenneth Gage
Rotary safety reminder for long trips
The Rotary Club safety committee urges travelers to leave ample time for travel and change drivers every few hours. Stop often for rest breaks to give you and your car a chance to cool off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club Safety Committee
Loyce Matthews Receives Help In Town Scene
Loyce Matthews gets assistance as community members rally around. Christine Navarett celebrates a birthday as local groups gather for events. Scout Troop 268 trains and plans a trip to the Astrodome and Cpl. C. B. Trout is due home soon. Odis Chappel campaigns while Harrell Kesterson marks a birthday with a shave. John G. Swints plans motorcycle races in the Dome as junior high speech students prepare for a Seabrook contest. Elke leads a marionette program on Feb 21 to aid Crippled Children's Hospital. Cubs of Pack 865 test rocketry skills and Barbara Seagraves is set to perform on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyce Matthews
Christine Navarett
Scout Troop 268
Astrodome
Odis Chappel
Harrell Kesterson
Cpl
C. B. Trout
John G. Swint
Seabrook
Elke
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Barbara Seagraves
Dunn Services Held Tuesday for Mrs. Chloe Dunn
Mrs. Chloe S. Dunn 68 wife of Mayor Earl Dunn died Sunday at a local hospital. A former real estate broker she was active in First Baptist Deer Park Eastern Star 1053 Chamber of Commerce and the Optimists Club. Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Baptist through Colonial Funeral Home with Deer Park city offices closing. Burial in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery. Survived by Mayor Dunn a daughter Pat Mizorek Houston a son Collin Dunn Deer Park sisters Opal Simmons Pasadena and Margaret Fisher Houston and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers were Homer Brochs L Scarborough G A Smith James L. Cook Aubrey Tackitt and Robert Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Deer Park
Eastern Star 1053
Chamber of Commerce
Optimists Club
First Baptist Church
Colonial Funeral Home
Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery
Dunn
Pat Mizorek
Houston
Collin Dunn
Opal Simmons
Pasadena
Margaret Fisher
Homer Brochs
L. Scarborough
G. A. Smith
James L. Cook
Aubrey Tackitt
Robert Moore
Progress Welcomes New Correspondent
The Progress announces Mrs. Jo Chambers as a regular columnist for Ambling Round covering South Pasadena Plaza Ridgeway and Spencerview. She and her husband William live at 2425 Pickerton with five children and have resided in Deer Park 8 1/2 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress
Jo Chambers
South Pasadena Plaza
Ridgeway
Spencerview
William
Pickerton
Hughs
Tim
Ronald
Tana Kay
Terry
Chambers
Deer Park
Girl Scouts Cookie Parade Set For Center Street Saturday
Girl Scouts stage an annual cookie sale with a cookie parade Saturday at 11 a.m. on Center Street. Cookie sales run from Tuesday through February. Mrs. Carol Steg leads Park Way District and Mrs. Claude Rhoads chairs Golden Bhaff District. Mrs. Relen Richardson oversees the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts Area
Girl Scouts
Center Street
Town Plaza Shopping Center
Center St
Carol Steg
Parkway
Claude Rhoads
Golden Bhaff
Zoning Commission Denies Pizza Inn Rezoning
Deer Park planning panel unanimously refused to rezone Pizza Inn from District 6 neighborhood retail to District 4 business district. The denial followed strong public opposition from Greenwood Baptist Church members and Deer Park Manor residents, with more than 25 residents opposing alcohol sales on premises. Notables listed include pastors Jimmie Nelson Charles Dunn Cullen Hawkins and other locals.
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Deer Park
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Charles Culbertson
W. J. Knox
Jimmie Nelson
The
First Baptist Church
Charles, R. Dunn
Central Baptist Church
Cullen Hawkins
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Marvin Livingston
Estate
Bob Johnson
College Park Baptist Church
Ed Schultz
Meadowlark
J. P. Maness
Fairfax
Dean Shayer
Martha
Carl
Donations aid Franklin family after January fire
Deer Park Fire Department serves as donation headquarters for clothing kitchen supplies ovens and furniture for the Franklin family whose home on 210 East 12th Street burned on January 27. Family includes four children a six year old girl two boys aged five and three and a ten month old baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Franklin
E. 12Th Street
Regents Change Blog Plans New science building floors
San Jacinto College Board expanded the plan for the science building to two lab floors and a third floor for classrooms, with a smaller hothouse removed. Plans will go to the State Coordinating Board for matching funds. a less extensive plan will be filed if funds are denied. The board also sent 357000 in bad debts to a collection agency from Federal Defense Loan program accounts. New aviation instructor Raymond Allen Thornton, a retired colonel, joins for spring. Robert A. Gamage resigns to practice law and seek the Democratic primary for District 24, Place 3. Dittmar and Company wins fiscal agent services for college bonds. Dr. Thomas Spencer reports cautious optimism from current efforts.
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Board of Regents of
San Jacinto College
State Coordinating Board
Federal Defense Loan Program
Raymond Allen Thornton
Old Orchard Rd
la Porte
Robert A. Gamage
Houston
Dittmar and Company
Thomas Spencer
Deer win to extend district lead over Pasadena
The Deer strengthened their district lead by beating Pasadena 58 to 55 on Tuesday night. Da Watkins sealed the win with two free throws in the final five seconds. Ricky Sullivan led Deer with 16 points while Watkins added 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighting Deer
Scond Place
Pasadena
Vicory
da Watkins
Ricky Sullivan
Watkins
March of Dimes Drive Reaches $445.39 in Deer Park
MOD reached a goal of 445.39 dollars in Deer Park with official close on Tuesday the 19th 27. Deer Park Ladies Civic Club has sponsored the campaign for 13 years. Area captains led by Mrs Recor and Precinct Chairman Mr Sue Renfro coordinated workers including Gary Wood Larry Mattison John Gibson and Vicky Martin across Deer Park Civic Center and surrounding precincts. Continued on Page 2.
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Deer Park
J. Masterson
Velma Davi
Geneva Goodwin
Joyce Gibson
Su, Threadgill
Pat
Leona Woods
Goldie Wells
Gary Wood
Larry Mterson
John Gibson
Vicky Martin
DP Receives Federal Loan Approval for Deer Park
The Deer Park Progress reports a telegraph from Senator John G. Tower stating a Department of Public Housing and Urban Development loan of 11000 has been approved to Deer Park for planning for sanitary sewerage improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
John G. Tower
Department of Public Housing and Urban Development
City of Deer Park
Woman Sues Over Pill Allegedly Paralyzing Her
A Deer Park woman filed a 350000 damage suit claiming birth control pills by Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp caused a brain thrombosis and paralysis. She alleges negligence for failing to warn of dangers and seeks a jury trial. Her husband joins suit seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
U.S
Chris Oster Jr
Iso
Fr Ostarn
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Deerettes
Pearland
Sonja Gorbet
Lynchburg Pta
Lynchburg
San Jacinto Elementary School
San Jac’s
Sterling
South Houston
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
DP Jaycees
First Baptist
Joy Fellowship Center
Second Baptist Church
Boy Scout Troop
Civic Center
Walter
Sinan
Ars Cleved
Seniay
Mentey
Chloe S. Dunn
Earl Dunn
Mrs
Chloe Dunn
T. £. Mercer Trucking Co
Relen Richardson
Pizza Inn
Selger
Everett Whitaker
Forrest Lane
J.C. Pool
Hineshire
Everett Whitacker
Weldon Burns
Cork Lane
Frank James
Hillshire
Loy Wilson
Ember
Elm
Lewis Bradsha
Robin
Charles Flint
Luella
Frank Presswoo
Norwood
Mrs. Charl
Regents Change
Pilgrim Cleaners
Front Row
I-r
Jom Puffer
Harold E,dediey
Jody Haygood
Bill Black
E. M. Maxwell
MOD
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