Deer Park updates on dog licenses and community events
Deer Park police chief announces dog licenses available at the Police Station 1410 Center Street with strict deadlines and vaccination proof. Licenses rise from 1 to 2 after April 1. City notices cover a Ladies Exercise class starting Feb 1, council meeting Jan 26, a marching band initiative Jan 25, a rezoning hearing Jan 25, and an Optimist Club meeting Jan 21, with contact numbers and locations provided.
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Deer Park
Kenneth Gage
Center Street
Gage
City Hall
Dar-rell Wood
L Street
Wood
Cecil Brewer
Central Fire Station
Around Town News Notes Man Names Fishing Hobby
Local brief mentions John Risinger awaiting fishing trip promises from a person. Gloria Hickerson noted journalist’s La Porte visit. Stanley Young James L Cook settle a debt on time. Earle Dunn travels to Los Angeles to see family. Susan Driskill missing. Danny Battarbee reports. Town men Cecil Wallace Curtis Layton Charles Garrison listed as fishing fans.
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John Risinger
Gloria Hickerson
la Porte
Stanley Young
James L, Cook
Earle
Dunn
Los Angeles
Calif
Susan Driskill
Danny Battarbee
Cecil Wallace
Curtis Layton
Charles Garrison
Clymer Wright to Speak at Annual Jaycee Fete
Clymer L Wright Jr president and publisher of The Houston Tribune will speak at the Deer Park Jaycees annual installation banquet at 7 30 p m Friday Jan 29 at Pizza Inn Deer Park. New officers led by A C Moninger and including Artie McFerrin Larry Ogden George Polk Dennis Nesser Bill Lafield Gordon Robb Brook Seymour Bob Beverly Russell Orr are to be installed. The Distinguished Service Award will be presented. Wright organized The Houston Tribune in 1964 and is a Mississippi Southern University graduate. He is listed in Who s Who and has served as National Director of the United States Jaycees.
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A. C. Moninger
The
Deer Park Jaycees
Pizza Inn
Center Street
Gordon Robb
Artie McFerrin
Paul Walker
Stan Garrett
Clymer L. Wright Jr
Houston Tribune
Deer Park
Center Service
Ternal
Larry Ogden
George Polk
Dennis Nesser
Bill Lafield
Brook Seymour
Bob Beverly
Russell Orr
State Jaycee
Wright
Mississippi Southern University
United States Jaycees
Deer Park zoning panel OKs preliminary plan changes
Deer Park zoning commission voted four to one to recommend to the city council adoption of the Preliminary Report on zoning ordinance and map changes. Chair Bob Leezer dissented. A correction was urged for Center Street depth at Highline Oak East Forest Lane. City Attorney advised securing a for or against recommendation, citing a Tyler case. A public hearing was set in two weeks for Jack Simpson’s rezoning request to allow a service station on Reserve B, College Park Section I.
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D. H. Tolar
Deer Park
Center Street
Highline
Oak
East Forest Lane
Paul Strong
Strong
Tyler
P and Z
Jack Simpson
College Park
Simpson
Rotary safety tips urge long trip breaks and rest periods
The Rotary Club Safety Committee reminds travelers to allow plenty of time for trips, change drivers every few hours if possible, and stop often for rest breaks to help both driver and vehicle recuperate and stay alert during travel.
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Rotary Club Safety Committee
Deer Park Trustees Name Williams Five Year Superintendent Contract
Deer Park Board of Education approved a five year contract for Dr. Lebron D Williams as superintendent and made several administrative changes. Arthur Nauman was named San Jacinto Elementary principal for 1971 72. Parkwood Elementary to open with Charles Dorris as interim principal and J P Dobbs as acting interim at W A Carpenter. Gerald Taylor moves to Parkwood. Leon Wolters takes leave. Dean Shaver named interim at Deer Park Junior High. John Wiley listed in administration.
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Deer Park
San Jacinto
Floy Enochs
Deer Pak
Charles Dorris
W. A. Carpenter
Parkwood
Dorris
J. P. Dobbs
Gerald Taylor
Deepwater Elementary
Leon Wolters
Deer Park Junior High
Dean Shaver
John Wiley
Annual Deer Park Chamber Banquet Friday
The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual installation banquet at 7 30 p m Friday Jan 22 at Lakewood Yacht Club Seabrook. W R Bill Durland Shell Chemical will be installed as president along with Glenn Tolar and John A Puffer as officers. Five new directors include Mrs Bob Leezer Charlie Garrison Stan Garrett Cecil Wallace and Curtis Layton. Hold over directors are Durland Tolar Puffer Fred Wingo Dr M L Harger and W Dean Lawther Retiring directors are Harrel Kesterson Jack Coleman and Dr Judd Longley Police instructor Bill E Caffee of El Centro College will be the featured speaker.
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Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Lakewood Yacht Club
Seabrook
W. R
Bill) Durland
Petrochemicals
Shell Chemical Company
Glenn Tolar
Tolar Auto Parts
John A. Puffer
Deer Park Bank
Bob Leezer
Charlie Garrison
Stan Garrett
Cecil Wallace
Curtis Layton
Durland
Tolar
Puffer
Fred Wingo
M. L. Harger
Former SJ Instructor Sues Over Beard Policy
Lencil Handel, a former biology instructor at San Jacinto College, sues for 150000 dollars claiming a beard policy violates his rights and seeks reinstatement. He grew a beard in 1970 summer, taught fall, and returned after Christmas to be told beards must be shaved by Jan 11. The college board of regents adopted the policy Dec 22 after a previous hair suit was dissolved.
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San Jacinto College
Lencil Hander
U. S
Carl O. Bue
Hander
College Board of Regents
SIC
Deer Park Civic Club Leads Top Club Point Race
The Deer Park Optimist Club, just reactivated, leads their zone in Top Club points. President Charles Grant says the membership drive is going strong. At the Jan 14 meeting, Floyd Nettles Lee Shamburger Dick Kowalik Charles Owen and Dudley Babineaux were welcomed as members. Board of Directors for the baseball program announced with Ralph Spitzenberger as chair and coordinators Merle Turner Pee Wee Harley Hartschuh T-Ball Floyd Stewart Funds and Sponsorship Charles Gunn Field Buildings and Grounds Mack Bagwell Equipment and Umpire Charles Owen Parade Social and Concession Lee Shamburger Programs and Schedules. District Board meeting set for last weekend this month. members urged to attend. Next club meeting 7 p.m. Jan 21 in the clubhouse to discuss a fund raising program T-Ball rules and Rifle Club and Baseball Program reports.
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Deer Park
Charles Grant
Floyd Nettles
Lee Shamburger
Dick Kowalik
Charles Owen
Dudley Babineaux
Ralph Spitzenberger
Merle Turner
Pee Wee
Harley Hartschuh
Floyd Stewart
Charles Gunn
Mack Bag
Grant
Pay Hike In By 1972 At Shell Oil Contract
Union negotiators for Local 4367 OCAW Pasadena accepted Shell Oil and Chemical’s two year contract ratified Jan 14. The agreement raises wages 8.5 percent in 1971 and 7.5 percent in 1972, with hospital plan increases and one extra paid holiday Columbus Day. Top rate operator would move from 4.49 to 4.87 in 1971 and to 5.24 in 1972.
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Elsie Moore
Progress News
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union of
Pasadena
Shell Oil and Chemical Company
Tom Stewart
Shell
OCAW
Stewart
Deer Park Fireman Darrell Wood Balances City Duty and Volunteering
Profile of Darrell Wood Deer Park’s on the job fireman who maintains trucks and equipment. A former Marine and ex-auxiliary member, he values training, safety programs, and community fire prevention. He notes the dangers of early incidents and the calm of most rescuers, with calls ranging from vehicle accidents to heart attacks.
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Ann Owen
Darrell Wood
Deer Park
Wood
Sis
Darrell
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Ity Council
Optimist Club
Dixie Street Club
Jaycees
Clymer Wright
Deer Peik ‘ Retail
Williams
el Centro College
SJC
U. S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Carlos Calibillo
Fifth Circuit
Calibillo
No Board
Handel
DP Civic Club
Wanda
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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