Rates and safety gains in Deer Park council action
The council approved water and sewer rate schedules with a 2.75 minimum for the first 3 000 gallons and graduated increases up to 60 50 and 40 cents per unit for larger usage plus a 2.50 sewer minimum and caps. A traffic safety coordinator program funded by state sources will be supervised locally. Melvin Ritter named as coordinator. he brings police and safety training and moves from Goodyear to Deer Park post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Dolph Briscoe
Mann
Deer Park
Citizens’ Committee
Ritter
San Jacinto College
Austin
Texas A&m
Bryan
A&i
Kingsville
Lubrizol Company
Goodyear Chemicals
Betty Ann
Mike
Anna
Melvin Ritter
Larry Power
Elsie Moore
Jackie Gore
J.R. Curren
Ann Owen
Kyle
Nonnie” Barton
Jane Bauer
Classified
Texas
Harris County
San Jacinto Names Two Vice Presidents and Three Buildings
San Jacinto College's February board meeting named two vice presidents for campus roles and approved three campus buildings. Tom S. Sewell becomes south campus VP, Dr. Edwin H. Lehr north campus VP, both to start July 1, 1974. Buildings named for Dr. Thomas M. Spencer, Proctor W. Brightwell, and Jack Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom S. Sewell
Edwin H. Lehr
San Jacinto College
Board of Regents
Sewell
Lehr
Clear Creek High School
San Jacinto College Board of Regents
Thomas M. Spencer
Proctor W. Brightwell
Board of
Regents
Jack Anderson
Chirman
First Pasadena State Bank
Jerry Birdwell
Stanley Baskin
James Burleson
Burleson
Galena Park Independent
San Jacinto
North Shore High School
Honeywell Corporation
Regent
del Mar College
Corpus Christi
Deer Park Council To Seek Bids On Old Water Well Site
Deer Park City Council authorized City Attorney P B Dover to bring to the next meeting authorizations to solicit bids for the property between Second and Third Streets, an old water well site. The panel also approved purchasing two sedans from Boyd Mullen Chevrolet for 6674.28, funding from revenue sharing, with A C Collins offering 6940.40 for comparison. Bids on fire equipment were referred for study. Ward La France bid 103980 with 480 days. American La France bid 109807 with 480 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
P. B. Dover
Boyd Mullen Chevrolet
Boyd Mullen
Parks and Recreation Dept
City Hall
A. C. Collins
Ward-La France
American-La France
Hall To Speak At Data Exposition
Verdette Hall of 3321 Knob Hill will speak at the Data Communications Interface 74 at the Dallas Convention Center March 25 to 27. The national conference provides practical know-how and cost-saving guidance in data communications for top management and staff. Hall, VP of American Telephone Management Institute, has 18 years in communications including 13 with Southwestern Bell and work on NASA Mission Control data systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdette Hall
Knob Hill
Dallas Convention Center
Hall
American Telephone Management Institute, Inc
American National Insurance Co
Pennzoil Company
Baker & Botts, Attorneys and Grocers Supply Co
Southwestern Bell
NASA
Mission Control Center
Chamber Banquet Honors Union Equity Cooperative Exchange Leaders
Slovacek lauded retiring directors Gwen Leezer Glenn Tolar and Charles Garrison for service to the chamber during his annual report. He noted the new office building completed in 1972 and praised Ollie Miles Sue Masterson and Trismond for their contributions to chamber continuity and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Union Equity Cooperative Exchange
Slovacek
Gwen Leezer
Leezer Realty
Glenn Tolar
Tolar Auto Supply
Charles Garrison
Deer Park Independent
Chamber
Tolar
Ollie Miles
Sue Masterson
Trismond
Deer Park League meeting hears school bond talk and honors
The League of Women Voters of Deer Park held a February 4 meeting at Mrs. Frankie Foxs home with speakers including Clyde Smith and D. O. Laird who discussed the La Porte school bond election set for February 16. Tavel, chamber president, announced office space for League literature and outlined goals for 1974, while awards were presented to community leaders and volunteers for service to the chamber and city programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
Deer Park
Frankie Fox
Bayou
Clyde Smith
College Park
D. O. Laird
la Porte
Bob Tavei
Betty Doebbler
Tavel
Blanks
Garrison
Hub Carroll
Wheelhouse
L. G. Moore
Constitutional Revision Commission
Carroll
Deer Park Jaycees
Deer Park City Council Election Set for April 2
Deer Park voters will choose council members for positions 3 4 and 5 on April 2 filing closes March 1 Precinct 84 Civic Center 601 Center Street north of 13th Street in Precinct 4 Precinct 420 Deer Park Public Library P and Center Streets and all north of L Street south of 1Hh Street east of Center Street and west of Center Street Precinct 51 Kingsdale Recreation Center 2218 Kingsdale presiding judges B W Farmer for 84 Darrel Hurt for 420 John Hardy for 51 with alternates Faye Shepherd Altaleen Hall Bernice Poole Altaleen Hall also noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Stanley Young
Ed Lehr
Bill McDonald
Lehr
San Jacinto Junior College
North
Young
McDonald
Civic Center
Center Street
13Th Street
Center Streets
L Street
1Hh Street
Pasadena Boulevard
Kingsdale Recreation Center
Kingsdale
B. W. Farmer
Bernice Poole
Darrel Hurt
Faye Shepherd
John Hardy
Altaleen Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Jac
Council
Robert Linberger
Dorothy Martin
Bill Black
Buster Ballard
Harris County Flood Control District
Willowsprings Bayou
Red Bluff
Public Works
Lester Barnett
Black
Jack Cook
Meadowlark
Data Exposition
Frances
Reggie
Sandy Colwell
Gottlieb
Houston
Fred Hofheinz
America
Social Security
W. 7Th Street
Leon
Datsun
Toyota
Leon Stark
Red Bluff Rd
Pasadena
San Jacinto Battleground
Sea-Arama Marineworld
Galveston
Arama
INCLU
Galves Oe
Sea-Ara Marineworld
Sea-Arama
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