Deer Park Council Discusses Bridge Group And Utility Permits
Mayor Bill Black reported at the June 25 council meeting on Harris County citizens visiting to discuss the bridge project with Texas Black and Wayne Slovacek among four attendees from Pasadena La Porte Galena Park and industrial districts. The group urged a design conference within three months to resolve a height discrepancy due to a design issue. An amendment to Ordinance 1063 was approved, clarifying that utility companies must obtain permits from the Deer Park Police Department when repairs block a street.
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Bill Black
Deer Park
Harris Ty
Texas
Pasadena
la Porte
Galena Park
Black
17 Deer Park Girls In Beauty Contest
Deer Park will send 17 girls to the Imperial Miss Texas Pageant set July 26 at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel with finals at 7 30 pm. Princess and Countess divisions list sponsors and local residents. Queens division names and sponsors appear along with city officials discussing permits and street access changes.
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Deer Park
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
Ren Jaramillo
Phyliss Interior Decorating and Accessories
Laura Kay McCarley
D'Ann Shaver
Kimberly Ferrill
First Pasadena State Bank
Newman Johnson Employment Agency
Berry Equipment Co
Lisa Ann McCauley
Callaway Boatis
Kimberly E. Yvonne Cecile Voist
Abe Burrows
Allstate Insurance
Kenneath Clayton
Prudential Insurance
Tina Finkelder
Angelia Beth Conley
Tracy Price
Callaway Boatworks
Melanie Gay Weber
M. L. Harger
Weber
Around Town Deer Park Welcomes New Neighbors
A Deer Park community page highlights local helpers and hosts, including Ed Schroeder and Dorothy Beaver as sidewalk superintendents and Opal Wideman furnishing sandwiches for construction workers. It mentions Greg Gray in New Orleans heart attack, sympathy to Gordon Robb, and welcomes the Donald Deshazo family. Birthday wishes to Sylvia Davis.
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Deer Park
ED Schroeder
Dorothy Beaver
Georgie Linberger
Opal Wideman
Fred
Jane
Gary Bauer
Bourbon Street
New Orleans
Leon Gray
Center Pavilion
Houston
Gordon Robb
Pasadena
Progress Advertising
Jeff Riggs
Jeff
Bob Tavel
D.H. Tolar
Tolar
Terrell Tolar
Donald Deshazo
Village Lane
Sylvia Davis
Husband Durward
Livingston
City Wide Bargain Days Kick Off in Deer Park
The Progress partners with Deer Park merchants for Bargain Days July 1 to 3 amid Frontier Days festivities. Several small shops close Thursday for July 4 observance but offer weekend specials on items from car batteries to dresses. Banks join in with goodwill promotions as the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce plans future leadership in promoting the event.
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Deer Park
Frontier Days Open With Parade and Rodeos in Deer Park
Deer Park hosts its third Frontier Days from July 4 to 6 featuring a 10 a.m. parade from P St to &h St Center with 29 entries and still accepting. Rodeos run at 7:30 p.m. at the Youth Riding Arena Luella at Arbor, with grand entry, junior steer riding, and a goat milking contest. Fireworks light Dow Park at 9:30 p.m. July 4, while a Frontier dance at Gilley’s, 4500 Spencer, costs $2 for men and $1 for women. Mayor Bill Black and Claude Burgess named co grand marshals.
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Deer Park
Gilley’s
P St
Dow Park
Aca Frontier
Glenn Tolar
Rick Raney
M. L. Harger
B. C. Hall
Larry Power
Dickie Barton
John Garrett
L. G. Moore
Bal McDonald
Stanton Wagers
Bill Black
Claude
Jesse Campbell
Claude Burgess
Texas Water Quality Board
Kesterson Motor Company
U.S. Army
du Pont Boat Storage
Golden Age Manor
First Baptist Church of Deer
Sergeant Development and Realty Corp
Deer Park Lions Club
Deer Park Realty
Western Auto
Bass & Meineke Auto Parts
Bonus Burger
City Brake and Tire
Karen Cobb
Davis Insurance Co
Deer Park Lumber
Pennington’s
Fried Chicken
Plaza Music
la Gen’ Civic Goup
Pasadena
First National Bank of
Oaks TV
Shell Oil
Deer Park Fire Department
Caffey's
Westmoreland Cow
Pasadena Youth Riding Club
Deer Park Riding Club
D. H. Tolar and His & Hers Hobby Shop
Allied Bancshares Acquires Deer Park Bank in Houston Area
Allied Bancshares completes the Deer Park Bank acquisition in Deer Park with 95,000 Allied shares exchanged for the bank. The deal values Allied at about $2.2 million in stock and raises total resources to $780 million as of May 31, 1974.
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Allied Bancshares, Inc
Deer Park Bank
Deer Park
Gerald H. Smith
Allied
al- Wed
Allied Stock
Upper Gulf
Garrett Elected Director to fill Roessler term
John H. Garrett of Deer Park, president of Richmond Road & Engineering Company, was named a director of Commerce to complete the unexpired term of Charles Roessler. Garrett, 17 years with the firm, naval veteran, and Public Employees Study Commission appointee, holds multiple local and state posts.
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John H. Garrett
Deer Park
Richmond Road & Engineering Company
United States Naval Construction Battalion
First National Bank of Deer Park
Garrett
Span-Glass Inc
Associated Builders and Contractors of America
Asphalt Paver’s Association of Texas
Houston Area
Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Harris County Commissioner’s Court
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Durant St
Spencer Highway
Lefty Burke
Deer Park Coucilman
John
Ray Barrison
BJ Harry
Andy Sellers
Larry Wilees
Pasadena Coucilman
Roy Huffman
Pasadena Public Works
Roy Ybarra
Progress
Black and
Wayne Slovacek
Tie Sue Weber
Dr. M. L. Harger
Queens
Nancy Barfoot
Genes Photography
Bob Vaughn
John Phelps State Farm Insurance Agency
Higgason’s Jewelry
Stanfield Color TV
Valerie Brzovskis
Carl’s
Diana Floyd
Aqua-Chemical Co
JoAnne
Center Court
P” S
Craig Hendrick
Joe McDermott
Planning and Zoning Commission
Oklahoma Street
Qty
Clovis Mann
Christy’s Casuals
Bass & Meineke
City Brake & Tire
Garner’s of
Totar Auto Supply
Matthews Superette
Gerland’s Food Fair
the Store
Pennington’s Fried Chicken
Fern’s Beauty Barn
Ron’s Krispy Fried Chicken
the Furniture House
Pack Electric
Deer Park Lumber Company
Baxter Rentals
Kathy's Korner
His & Her's Hobby Shop
First National Bank
Ren. Gilley
City of
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Taapayee Sane
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