Creek wins despite rally from DP in 23-AAAA showdown
Clear Creek overcame a DP surge as Treka sparked a 33-31 CC lead, Carlisle clutched shooting and steals to push CC to a 45-38 edge by the third quarter. CC never trailed after and finished 60 percent from the floor while Deer Park hit 42 percent. Sullivan and Stevens nabbed 22 rebounds. Wolfe added 10. Treka led with 28 points, Wolfe had 15.
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Bill Krueger
Treka
Carlisle
Clear Creek
Deer Park
Sullivan
Stevens
Brad Wolfe
Wolfe
Deer Park Students Exhibit Works at Foley Town Hall Show
Deer Park Junior High students displayed art at the Scholastic Arts Show in Foley's Town Hall Houston. Left to right Henry Krebs son of Mr and Mrs Krebs 826 Ivy Carmen Duncan daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan 506 Parks St Highlands and Nickie Nash daughter of Mr and Mrs Nash 306 Helm. The show drew work from nearly 100 junior and senior high schools across about 30 cities. 481 works were exhibited from over 2500 entries with Deer Park's creative stitchery shown in Shaw textiles division along with drawing painting graphics and sculpture.
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Deer Park
Foley’s Town Hall
Houston
Henry Krebs
Henry J. Krebs
Ivy
Carmen Duncan
Roy Duncan
Parks St
Highlands
Nickie Nash
Crit Nash
Helm
Shaw
Scout troop distribution in local elementary zones
Of the 12 Brownie troops, four are at San Jacinto Elementary, one at Carpenter Elementary, three at Deer Park Elementary and four at Deepwater Elementary. There are two Junior Troops at Carpenter, three at San Jacinto, and four at Deepwater. In addition, there are three Cadette troops and one Senior troop in the neighborhood.
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San Jacinto Elementary
Carpenter Elementary
Deer Park
Deepwater Elementary
Carpenter
San Jacinto
Deepwater
Deer Park Wins First in High School Press Contest
Deer Park takes first in the First Place High School Press Association AA division for schools with 1000 to 1900 enrollment. Winners include Tom Hale editorial Richard Washburn sports photo Ron Simpson cartoon and Dale Paschall advertising. Second place goes to Ken Graham sports photo and Richard Washburn news feature photo. Kris Failing earns third in editorial.
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High School Press Association
Deer Park
Tom Hale
Richard Washburn
Ron Simpson
Dale Paschall
Ken Graham
Kris Failing
Japanese Fitness Boom Through Radio Morning Drills
Editor notes Capt Van Trease on vacation as column returns April 16. The piece discusses Japan's long running public fitness culture with radio exercise programs, school and workplace breaks, and widespread outdoor games like running and baseball. It highlights health benefits and increased life expectancy from daily activity.
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Capt
van Trease
Dick and
Jane
Kennedy
Tokyo
Taxes To Exceed One Million In Deer Park 1970
City administrator Clovis Mann says 1970 will be the first year the tax department collects over one million dollars. He notes Deer Park has 166 businesses and professions as of January 1. Total 100 per cent valuation within city limits is 101,394,150 with 23,206,900 in land and 78,187,250 in buildings. Industrial district valuation is 262,380,832 split into 12,858,000 land and 249,522,832 industry. Combined 100 per cent valuation reaches 368,774,982.
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Deer Park
Guest Minister Will Speak at Deer Park United Methodist
Rev Sam Duree, Chaplain of the Port of Houston, will be guest minister at Deer Park United Methodist Church on Sunday morning March 8. Rev Joe Fort of First Methodist will preach in Hardin Texas that day. Sunday evening Rev Ron Pogue, associate pastor at Clear Lake United Methodist and University of Houston student, is scheduled to speak.
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Sam Duree
Deer Park
United Methodist Church
Duree
Port of Houston
Joe Fort
First Methodist
Hardin
Tex
Ron Pogue
Clear Lake United Methodist
University of Houston
AFROTC Offers Four Year College Scholarships
High school juniors are urged to consider the United States Air Force ROTC as a pathway to a college education. The AFROTC scholarship covers full tuition and fees, books, and a $50 monthly tax free allowance while active, with potential entry via a four year program for selected freshmen. The training received in AFROTC is highlighted as unmatched.
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United States Air Force
The
Air Force
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