14 Jan 1971
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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
1
John Vann urged residents to attend an open hearing scheduled for January 25 on Tolar's Trailer Park. He argued that current actions are illegal and that the city fathers have "sold us down the river" by failing to stop construction or implement rezoning.
Hyacinth Catholic Church lists Mass times on weekends with morning worship and midweek service. Sharon Lutheran shows Sunday School and Divine Worship schedules. St James United Presbyterian notes Sunday School and Morning Worship times with the pastor listed.
Harold Dudley expresses passion for doves ducks and deer and notes deer hunting not pursued due to warmer weather. He enjoys fishing and is active in banking groups and community service. He and wife June have two children Robin and Danny, with Danny on basketball at Daer Park Junior High.
San Jacinto College board accepted bids for a new marine biology facility. Deer Park residents and officials saw filings for School Board positions 6 and 7 as incumbents faced challengers. Center street paying project began. Jaycees hosted a blood drive for the Blood Bank. Reginald Knowles received the first Shell Good Citizen Award. A new primary school contract was awarded in Deepwater. Budget for 1970 71 discussed. kickoff banquet featured Charlie Bradshaw. Parks and Recreation director Mike Black resigned. Library Board member Harvey Haire stepped down. Planning Zoning Commission held hearings with about 350 opposing changes mainly over apartment zoning. (continued next week)
St San Jacinto College opens its adult education facilities this spring offering handball table tennis swimming weight training badminton and volleyball for both sexes. Women meet Tuesdays at 7 30 p m and men meet Wednesdays at 7 30 p m with an 11 dollar facility fee and a 5 dollar parking permit. Registration continues next Tuesday and Wednesday. For more information contact the Physical Education Department.
Fred A Rath of 1701 Meadowlark employed by Tex Pipe Bend. F McMartrie of 4206 Glaeier employed by Philpot Industry. John E Kelly of 1105 E 13th employed by Brown and Root. Robert R Cheshier of 749 Purdue listed among new residents.
Wheeler, 22, of 2015 Spencer Highway apartment 26 in Deer Park, is continued in a case with charges that include possession of marijuana narcotics and drug paraphernalia, per Koym.
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