Notable civic notices from Deer Park area July events
A Deer Park Planning and Zoning Commission meeting is set for July 6 at Deer Park City Hall. The Deer Park 4-H club meets July 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center auditorium. A speaking class by the Deer Park Civic Center, led by Tlazalteotizin Nelson, costs 10 dollars. An all-male TOPS group forms with first meeting July 9 at the Pasadena Neighborhood Center. Deer Park Bank closes July 4. hours shift July 3. San Jacinto College offers TBM 029 026 keypunch instruction July 13–Aug 21 with limited class sizes and a 62 dollar fee. Steve Darby begins Boy Scout leadership training at Philmont. Don Nelson hosts a July 4–11 garage sale to raise troop funds. San Jacinto College holds the Dance-Drill Workshop July 19–24 with 25 dollar fee and 5 dollar deposit. Deer Park City Council holds a regular meeting July 7 at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers.
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Pasadena
Fairmont
Ronnie Pearson
San Jacinto College
Dale Robins
Henderson County College
Dorothy L. Brown
Spencer Highway
Deer Park
City Hall Council
Center St
Around Town Highlights and Birthday Notices
Emma Dreher and the R G Parkinsons host friends from Ceylon and Reggie Gnanasundaram. Happy birthday Clyde King of the Progress. Koinonia is coming to First Baptist Church July 8. For aeon and grapevine learnings call Milo Shepherd. Rev rew of St Hyacinths school. Happy birthday Helton Meyers and Sylvia Davis. Sue Renfro catches 4 shark. Messages left for Atm Oo.a Wilcon TOPS van salahie at Fhe Plameed and Firat Baptist sponsorship.
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Emma Dreher
R. G. Parkinsons
Ceylon
Reggie Gnanasundaram
Clyde King of
Wilcon
Tops van Salahie
Firat Baptist
Explosion at Diamond Shamrock plant Hospitalizes Three
Three men remained hospitalized Tuesday at Pasadena's Southmore Hospital after a Saturday explosion at Deer Park's Diamond Shamrock plant. Injured workers Eddie Graham and David Myers, both Pasadena residents and Diamond employees, and Jett Cain of Brown & Root were reported in the incident. Riggs noted the blast occurred just before 7 a.m. with no cause given.
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Pasadena
Southmore Hospital
Deer Park
Diamond Shamrock
WarrentRis
Manser
Eddie Graham
David Myers
Diamond
Jett Cain
Brown & Root
Riggs
Sox Defeat Dodgers For Pee Wee Title
The Red Sox defeated the Dodgers 20 to 4 to win the Deer Park Pee Wee League championship. Lee Nix earned the win for the Sox, Kelly Chambers took the loss, with Nix and J D Sheppard each collecting two hits. Glen Bullock led the Orioles at the plate.
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Red Sox
Orioles
Deer Park
Lee Nix
Sox
Kelly Chambers
Nix
J. D. Sheppard
Glen Bullock
Deer Park Rotary urges safe travel tips for long drives
The Rotary Club Safety Committee reminds motorists to allow ample travel time and to rotate drivers every few hours. Take rest breaks often to let both people and vehicles cool down and prevent fatigue on long trips.
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Rotary Club Safety Committee
Police Warn Against Fireworks in Deer Park
Deer Park Police Department reminds residents that fireworks are illegal to store sell or discharge within city limits under City Ordinance No 1-2224 Section 11-1. The DPPD and local fire marshal will enforce the fireworks law over the Fourth of July weekend.
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Deer Park
DPPD
San Jac Honored Department Head Receives Life Membership
Billy Thompson of Aldine Public Schools presented the life membership to Mrs. Halliday in recognition of her dedication to school food service as director of the Annual School Lunch Workshop at San Jacinto College for three years. The award committee included Doris Ann Brown Pasadena Pat Deckert Deer Park Edith Musicke Baytown Florence Hurley La Porte Catherine Woodruff Spring Branch and Ardis Piercy Texas Education Agency supervisor of school lunch.
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Billy Thompson
Aldine Public Schools
San Jacinto College
Doris Ann Brown
Pasadena
Pat Deckert
Deer Park
Edith Musicke
Baytown
Florence Hurley
la Porte
Catherine Woodruff
Spring Branch
Food Service
Ardis Piercy
Texas Education Agency
Deer Park Little League All Stars Announced for 1970
The Deer Park league named 14 players and 4 alternates for the All-Star squad to represent the city in playoff action starting July 21. Cardinals lead with four selections, Dodgers and Pirates with three each, selections include Ralph Cain and Kenny Rickey among others. Manager Ray Dishough leads the team with Bill Shock as assistant. All-Stars open July 21 in Pasadena against Pasadena International.
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Cardinals
Deer Park
Dodgers
Pirates
Ralph Cain
John Camp
Frank Dishough
Casey Werdig
Kenny Rickey
Clift Griffin
Dennis Shaver
Robert Riley
Scott Schroader
Ronny Johnson
David Forbes
Alan Moody
Butts
Bobby Hart
Billy Hicks
Indians
Brian Dalbey
Brad Crawford
Kevin Whitaker
Warren Woolridge
Buffs
Ray Dishough
Bill Shock
Dishough
All-Stars
Deer Park All-Stars
Pasadena
Pasadena International
Truck Bike Mishap Reported at Center Street
Sgt. Martin Perkins reports no serious injuries after a Thursday collision on Center Street at Evie between a southbound truck driven by Thomas W Teutsch and a northbound bicycle ridden by 10 year old James Pearson. The bike fell after hitting a road shoulder bump and was dragged about 24 feet. Pearson was treated and released from Pasadena Memorial Hospital. Officer Billy Bess investigated. no charges filed.
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Martin Perkins
Deer Park
Center Street
Evie
Thomas W. Teutsch
Tanglebriar
Pasadena
James Pearson
Faith
Ins
Young Pearson
Pasadena Memorial Hospital
Pasadena Police Department
Self-Improvement Courses For Girls And Women
Deer Park Civic Center hosts self improvement classes taught by Mrs Tlazal teotzin Nelson a former model and modeling instructor. Courses run weekly every Thursday for six weeks with fees of 10 dollars for women and 8 dollars for girls. Call 479 3002 for information.
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Deer Park Civic Center
Tlazalteotzin Nelson
Cardinals Win Deer Park 70 Little League Title
The Cardinals under Ray Dishough and Bill Shock claimed the 1970 Deer Park Little League championship after a 13-2 regular season finish with six shutouts. Key hitters included John Camp who led the league with a .553 average, Frank Dishough, Casey Weidig, and Ralph Cain. The team homered four times, led by Dishough with three, Weidig with two, and Camy and Cain with one each.
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Cardinals
Deer Park
Ray Dishough
Bill Shock
Redbirds
John Camp
Frank Dishough
Casey Weidig
Ralph Cain
Dishongh
Weidig
Camy
Cain
Deer Park Library advocate Donna Thomas plans law career
Donna Thomas, a key figure in Deer Park’s library project and a lobbyist for the Texas Library Association, aims to enter UH Law School. She led library building efforts from 1964, secured bonds and federal aid, met President Nixon, and advocates federal support for libraries as an investment in the future.
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Donna Thomas
Deer Park
Gal
Ann Qwen
University of Houston
Law School
Texas Library Association
Thomas
Brary
Library Board of Trustees
Parke and Recreation Department
David Henington
Libraries For
Houston
Washington
The
Nixon
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4-H Club
Tlazalteotizin Nelson
Dale Carnegie
Orgress
Deer Park Bank
Steve Darby
Bette Darby
Dartmouth
Philmont Scout Ranch
Ex Plorer
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Darby
St.James Presbyterian Church
Don Nelson
Yorkshire
Eepwater
Deer Park Rotary
Jaycee-Ette
Jaycee~Ette
Deer Park Jaycee-Ettes
Jaycee~Ettes
Frances Robb
Deer Park Project
Dianna Garrett
Jaycee Ette
Garrett
Jodene Oswald
Pasadena Jaycea-Ettes
San Jac
Billy Bess
Buli Black
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