Jaycees Seek 18 35 Year Olds for Southeast Community Work
KIKKer Day participants Gordon Robb Tom Hebert and Brian Barry viewed a Texas Department of Corrections film Everybody Wins showing prison production such as license plates bus maintenance and vocational training. The organization invites interested young men to contact Culling or any Jaycee to join and join in community involvement.
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Gordon Robb
Tom Hebert
Brian Barry
Texas Department of Corrections
Jaycees
Culling
City Administrator Reports on Flood Insurance Availability
The city announces National flood insurance from Feb 22 with subsidized premiums up to 35000 for single family homes 100000 for multi family and non residential properties 10000 per unit for residential contents and 100000 for non residential contents. Changes under the 1973 Act allow subsidized rates until rate studies complete. All buildings in special flood hazard areas must have flood insurance after March 1 1974 to qualify for federally insured loans. After June 30 1975 loans require participation in the program. Policies available through licensed agents. Contact Home Insurance Company 2100 Travis Houston TX 77002 for forms or questions. Coverage can begin immediately for the first 30 days after Feb 22 with a 10 day waiting period after eligibility. Buying now may be advantageous.
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Deer Park
Savings and Loan Association
National Flood Insurance Association
The
Home Insurance Company
Travis
Houston
Texas
OSH Act training course offered in Deer Park
A one day orientation to the Williams Steiger OSH Act will be free March 14 from 9 am to 4 pm at the First National Bank of Deer Park. Hosted by the Texas Safety Association with the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce, the seminar targets employers employees and their representatives. For registration contact Sue Masterson at 1605 Center Street call 479 6554.
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Deer Park
Williams-Steiger
First National Bank of
Center Street
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Texas Safety Association
TSA
National Safety Council
Sue Masterson
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
1605
Center
Fourth Annual Bay Area Benefit Horse Show Opens
The Senior Class of Texas Chiropractic College sponsors a 27 inch trophy for all first place winners at the Fourth Annual Bay Area Benefit Horse Show. The event, March 16 at 8:00 a.m., Galveston County Park, features 61 classes including halter, performance, and games. High point awards cover four age groups. runner-up prizes are embossed saddle blankets. Drawings for prizes from local merchants occur all day for contestants only. For more information, contact Joyce MacNaughton at 946-4966 or write Mrs. MacNaughton, 2912 Lafferty Road, Pasadena, Texas.
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Kenneth W. Banson
Kenneth Banson
Pasadena
Bay Area
Texas Chiropractic College
Galveston County Park
Kirk Kaufman
Joyce MacNaughton
Mrs. MacNaughton
Lafferty Road
Texas
Delores M. Clark 40 Alvin resident dies
Delores M. Clark of Alvin dies February 25 at age 40. She was a longtime Alvin resident and member of the First United Methodist Church of Alvin. Survivors include husband E. S. Clark daughters Cathy Lou Connie Jo and Carrel Dee Clark mother Mrs. Iva Vaughn sister Katherine Maddox and brothers E. L. Vaughn and S R Vaughn. Services February 27 at the First United Methodist Church of Alvin officiated by Rev. Walter McPherson. Interment at South Memorial Park Cemetery Pearland.
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Delores M. Clark
Alvin
First United Methodist Church of
E. S. Clark
Cathy Lou
Connie Jo
Carrel Dee Clark
Iva Vaughn
Katherine
First United Methodist Church
Walter McPherson
South Memorial Park Cemetery
Pearland
What Did We Do Wrong What Did We Do Wrong Windmill Comedy
Windmill Dinner Theater stages the two act comedy What Did We Do Wrong through April 7. Father learns his son is expelled from a prestigious Eastern college for handcuffing himself to the dean. The son arrives with a bearded group of friends, prompting a clash of generations. Tom Ewell plays the father and Phillip James Randall the son. The father even joins the protest and burns his checkbook before Lincoln Center steps. Barnstormers sing folk songs as pre show entertainment, drawing both old and young audiences.
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Tom Ewell
Windmill
Town & Country Village
Charlotte Stanton
the Windmill
Foleys
Windmill Dinner Theater
Eastern College
Dennis R Hermann completes Air Force DEP entry
Dennis R Hermann son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Hermann 1121 W Amy has completed requirements for entry into the United States Air Force He will use the Air Force Delayed Enlistment Program DEP allowing up to 180 days before active duty Enlisted Feb 28 he returns home to conclude civilian plans Active duty begins June 17 at Lackland Air Force Base for six weeks of training tied to a unique program described by Sergeant Alonzo as like money in your pocket for civilian work while accruing longevity for pay and retirement.
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Dennis Robert Hermann
Fred C. Hermann
W. Amy
United States Air Force
Air Force
Alonzo
Hermann
People” Service
Royal Academy Students Dominate Imperial Miss Pageant
Eight Royal Academy of Fine Arts students shone at the Imperial Miss Pageant in Deer Park. Vickie Grein, 14, won Miss Impress while Tracy Terry, 10, claimed Dutchess. Laura McCauley, 5, was Miss Princess. Five youths won four of five talent trophies under Dean Noah of Imperial Miss Pageants, Inc.
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Royal Academy of Fine Arts
Deer Park
Vickie Grein
E. F. Grein
Spencer
Dutchess
Tracy Terry
H. W. Price
Eileen
Laura McCauley
John McCauley
Royal Academy
Angelique Atkinson
Howard Atkinson
Arbor
Sherren Jaramillo
Rufus Jaramillo
Yvonne Voist
Hubert Voist
Cindy Kirk
H. W. Kirk
Grant
Pasadena
Karen Walker
W. L. Walker
N. Kaufman
Dean Noah
Imperial Miss Pageants, Inc
Carpenter Elementary Pupil Creations At Deer Park Library
Carpenter Elementary pupils designed posters for energy crisis awareness and created educational puzzles on topics like police, safety, maps, and a dragon character. Kindergartners harvested sunflowers and various vegetables guided by Mary Kay Armstrong, wrapping produce for home display.
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Deer Park Public Library
Carpenter Elementary
Carpenter Library
Police Department
Fire Department
USA
Nature
Mary Kay Armstrong
Deer Park Wins Pasadena Speech Tournament Sweepstakes
Deer Park won first place sweepstakes out of 27 schools at the Pasadena Speech Tournament with 218 points, ahead of second place at 160. Several Deer Park students advanced to finals without trophies, and 10 students qualified for the National Forensic League District meet March 7 8 and 9. First place winners advance to the summer national tournament in Dallas with 30 schools from Louisiana to Houston competing.
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Deer Park
Pasadena
Dave Robinson
Bob Mabry
Jay Cairns
Laurie Miller
Kathy Romano
Kathy Miller
Ray Freeman
Cheyl Carr
Debbie Niblack
Rusty Holmes
Mike Poole
Randy Kelley
Mike Delaney
National Forensic League
Dallas
Louisiana
Houston
Mark Lewis
Donna Haney
Dianne Skarke
Glenn Shafer
David Robinson
Tommy Thompson
Deer Park School Weekly Menu Review
Monday features hot dog with chili corn on cob baked beans rosy applesauce and milk. Tuesday offers chicken fried steak mashed potatoes gravy green beans hot rolls chocolate cake frosting and milk. Wednesday serves pizza salad with carrots vanilla cookie and milk. Thursday includes hamburger salad trimmings tater tots peanut butter chews and milk. Friday presents cod fillet macaroni and cheese broccoli hot rolls and butter chocolate pudding and milk.
Supermarket Sign Note on Prices Across Markets
A brief item cites a supermarket sign claiming prices are born here and raised elsewhere, reflecting a tongue in cheek or promotional line about pricing perception across locations. The exact origin or context remains unclear from the fragment.
Petal Pushers Garden Club Missing From Progress Edition
In a deer park correspondent letter the editor of the Deer Park Progress laments the lack of coverage for the Petal Pushers Garden Club in the 1973 Progress edition. The note notes the Botanic Garden groundbreaking at Dow Park on 20, 1973 as a continuing project of the club.
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The
Deer Park
Progress
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OSHA
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Maddox
E. L. Vaughn
Mineral Wells
S R. Vaughn
Barnstormers
Dennis Hermann
Carpenter’s Capers
Sim
By Dwight Clark
Deer Park School
W. 7Th Street
Larry Power
Elsie Moore
Jackie Gore
J.R. Curren
and Owen Kyle
Nonnie
Barton
Jane Bauer
Robby McGehee
Gordon Upchurch
Harris County
Ince
Kodak
Jon’s Studio OF Photography, Inc
Center St
Vember
Mamuk
Killer Whale
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Galveston
Sea-Arama
mMarineworld
San Jacinto Battleground
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