Past Issues Of San Jacinto Yearbook To Go On Sale
Former issues of the San Jacinto College yearbook Monument dating back to 1962 are now on sale in the Bookstore for 2 dollars. Unpurchased copies were stored and are available soon as supplies last. The Monument chronicles student body sports campus activities faculty and administration. The Bookstore is in the Newton Student Center building at the campus center.
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San Jacinto
San Jacinto College
Newton
New Approach To Ferry Near Crosby Lynchburg Completed
Work on the Crosby Lynchburg Ferry project includes a new landing on the Houston Ship Channel about 1500 feet from the old site. County Commissioner Jamie H Bray cites $289,842 for realignment, paving, and a new ferry landing built after repeated flooding closed the old site. The structure sits three feet above high tide with a 24 foot roadway and five foot shoulders.
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Crosby-Lynchburg
Houston Ship Channel
Jamie H. Bray
Roy Wimberly Services Held At Veterans Cemetery
Roy Lovell Wimberly 75 of Deer Park died February 28 and was laid to rest Friday at 2 p.m. in the Veterans Administration Cemetery Chapel. He was a public accountant and a U S Army veteran of WWI and WWII. Survived by wife Molly Wimberly Deer Park daughter Joyce Stroud Boulder Colo and five grandchildren. Military graveside services were under the auspices of VFLW.
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Veterans Administration Cemetery
Roy Lovell Wimberly
East Highline
Deer Park
U. S. Army
Molly Wimberly
Joyce Stroud
Boulder
Colo
VFLW
Public Hearing Set on Rezoning in Deer Park Texas
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Deer Park Texas will hold a preliminary public hearing March 16 1973 at 6 30 P M in City Hall Council Chambers to consider rezoning Tracts 7 8 9 10 11 and 12 of Lot 102 Deer Park Curlers from Single Family to Office and Professional The date and place are on Cen ter Street Harris County Texas formal approval and attest stamps follow.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Deer Park
Texas
Center Street
Connec
County of
Harris
State of
Officials Turn First Spades of Dirt for New Plant
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held at 10 am on Tuesday February 27 for Deer Park’s new 2 million oxygen water treating facility. W. C. Dedeke Deer Park Mayor Bill Black and Nick Classen of the Texas Water Quality Board turned the first shovels as the Unox system begins construction on a seven acre site near Highway 225 and Center Street. The facility uses oxygen instead of air in activated sludge to save power and land, reduce pollution, and should finish in 10 to 12 months.
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Deer Park
W. C. Dedeke
Bill Black
Nick Classen
Unox
Dedeke
Union Carbide
Classen
Texas Water Quality Board
Mississippi
Highway 225
Center Street
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Vernon Stark
Johnson
Pasadena
Marine Aquatics
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Spencer Highway
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Frances Weiss
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Allen’s
Allens Upholstering CO
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Deer Park Jaycees
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