Notable Notes and Local Activities in Deer Park Area
Danny Battarbee named Administrative Assistant to Deer Park City Administrator on a part time basis. He is a University of Houston junior majoring in Behavioral Management Science living at 2300 Red Blut Road, Girls Sowball Ponytail and Teenage Softball Leagues announce Saturday March registrations at Kingsdale Recreation Hall. Birth certificates and licenses required. license plates sale at Weingarten's and Caffey's until April 1. Clerks on duty various Saturday hours at Cattey's. Teenage Baseball League seeks volunteers through Ladies Auxiliary and Mary Louw Stifle 479-3186. Area Five Democrats meet March 16 at 311 Tartar Pasadena. March 30 at King’s Inn with candidate talks. Scout Festival at San Jacinto monument March 13 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parkway Girl Scouts showcase country songs or games. Little League Ladies Auxiliary meets March 17 in Civic Center Room 2. Wesleyan Youth League meets March 16 7:30 p.m. Easter Seal drive March 17 to 28. Mrs. Billy J. Sealey chairs Deer Park area drive.
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Danny Battarbee
Deer Park
Battarbee
University of Houston
Red Blut Road
Mary Louw Stifle
Tartar
Pasadena
Bay
Ares
King's Inn
Revival Services Continue at Park Assembly of God
Revival services at Park Assembly of God continue nightly at 1 p.m. Evangelist Elbert R. Smart leads the meetings with a nursery provided for attendees.
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Sxine Veer Park
Assembly of God
Elbert R. Smart
Baptist Revival at Gan Jacinto Church March 15 22
A Baptist revival featuring Bob Turth evangelist will be held at Gan Jacinto Baptist Church from March 15 through March 22 with services daily at 10 a.m and 7:30 p.m. Community church circles and local meetings follow in Deer Park including Women’s Safety circles at United Methodist and Sunshine Circle at Martha Dean’s home. Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department and Deer Park ISD board also schedule meetings Monday night with 7 p.m start in respective venues.
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Yulia
Deer Park
United Methodist Church
Harold Heath
Bob ‘Turth
Evengelis
Wil Be Bald
Gan Jacinto Baptist Church
Bali
Women’s Safety of Christian Service
Sunshine Circle
Martha Dean
W. Vaughan
Mary Martha
Judy Vaughn
Columbia Lane
Around Town notes and community updates from local clubs
Neva opermier leads a new 1 scrapbook project for the Police Dept as Rotary members Harrell Kesterson and Harger discuss top bids. College Park Women's Club teams with San jc Library for foyer planting with Trena Whitaker Kay Navarett and Kay Urban joining to the committee. Rev. Jimmie Nelson sidelined for the season. Chevy Maxwell due back from the University of Texas for Easter. Good wit box opens at Paradown Plaza and Lise Daniel, 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Daniel, is back in Kindergarten after a break.
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Neva
University of Texas
Paradown Plaza
Lise Daniel Atx
Jack
Daniel
Deer Park P and Z to Hear Rezoning Proposal Monday
Deer Park Planning and Zoning Commission meets at City Hall at 7 pm with a preliminary hearing on rezoning Lot 14 Block 15 Houston Suburban Estates from District 1 residential to Districts 6 and 7 business and apartment. Friday March 13 is observed as a school holiday for a district convention. march 14 marks tryouts and registration for Colt and Pony League baseball at Teenage Field with rain plan to Civic Center.
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Deer Park
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Houston
Texas State Teachers Association
Police Chief Reports Drug Use Talk Draws Crowd
Deer Park Police Chief Ken th Gage told a capacity audience at the Deer Park Bank that the phrase I Dare You is the big hang-up for kids today. The talk on drug use drew members of the College Park Women's Club who attended with keen interest.
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Janet Dye
Deer Park
Kenth Gage
Gage
Deer Park Bank
College Park Women’s Club
I Dare You Is Come On For Drug Abuse Today
Chief Gage presented a knowledgeable picture of the dope situation on the vocal scene and elsewhere. He noted that 96 juvenile arrests were recorded, a figure discussed in a prerecorded segment continued on page 2.
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Narijuana
Nario
Chief Gage
San Jacinto College Chooses Pasadena Sewage Plan
San Jacinto College will join Pasadena sewage system rather than Clear Creek authority after a Monday board vote. Dr. Spencer and W. M. Newton will meet Pasadena officials on an emergency basis to decide treated or untreated flows into Galveston Bay, with March 23 set for permit compliance in the Clear Creek Basin. Committees were named to study second campus sites near Uvalde and Wallisville Roads.
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Peggy Peterson
San Jacinto College
Pasadena’s
Clear Creek Water Basin ‘Authority
Board of
Gents
Pasadena
Texas Water Quality Board
Thomas Spencer
W. M. Newton
Pasadens
Galveston Bay
Clear Creek
Chanel
San Jac
Nko College
F. G. Anders
Gordon E. Ball
W. C. Frels
Travel authority Miss Lane to lecture on touring
A noted authority on vacation travel Miss Lane covers about 70 000 miles yearly and is known as Americas First Lady of Touring. Her travel experiences include camping in Utah Canyonlands National Park hiking the Black Hills and canoeing a week along the California gold rush trail.
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Miss Lane
America
Deer Park Rotary Travel Talk Promotes Safe Vacation Packing
The Deer Park Rotary Club reminds travelers to allow extra travel time and rest periodically. A travel expert will speak on packing light, pledging a two week wardrobe into a single fourteen pound suitcase, under the title It’s What’s Inside That Counts, at the Chantilly Room Mae Bamgster from Wednesday through Sunday.
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Rotary Club Safety Committee
BaE/WICH
Connecticut River
Deer Park
Titie
Deer Park adopts 1.5 million bond sale plan
Deer Park City Council approved a 1.5 million bond issue to First National Bank of Dallas as part of Ordinance 716. Nine bids were received with First National Bank of Dallas the low bidder at 5.31363 percent effective rate, while First Texas National Bank of Commerce offered 5.5018 percent. Funds are earmarked for building lands water sewer extensions street paving and waste collection. Council gave the city engineer authority to start Phase 1 Center Street and related paving projects and allowed use of part of the 60 000 for a City Hall study amid a crowded meeting on baseball lease talks and a Girls Softball League request.
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Wanda Thrower
First National Bank of Dallas
Deer Park
Texas Bank and Trust of Dallas and
Fort Worth National Bank
First Texas National Bank of Commerce
Cornell
Center Street
Etween Center
Luella
P Street
Center
Six Candidates On Ballot For City Election
Six candidates qualified for Deer Park city posts with Harrel Kesterson Bill Black and Robert Linberger listed first in Positions 4 5 and 6. Eleven posts are contested among six candidates as filing closed March 7 for the April 7 election. Incumbents Ed Lebris and Robert Linberg seek re election alongside challengers Fred J. Brown and B R Payne with others in the field.
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Deer Park
Harrel Kesterson
Bill Black
Robert Linberger
auto Gealer_Kesterson
William Chmylak
Man‘bed Spacecraft Center
Ed Lebris
Payne Files For Deer Park City Election Position 6
Billy R. Payne, 43, filed for position 6 in Deer Park’s April 7 city election. A Shell Oil Company operator for 17 years, he lives at 4205 Dahlia with his wife Bernice and their four children. He is a Jefferson Davis High graduate, resident of Deer Park eight years, active in First Baptist Church, Deer Park Girls Softball League, and Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Local 4367.
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Billy R. Payne
Deer Park
Payne
Shell Ol Co
Dahlia
Bernice
Jefferson Davis High
Houston
First Baptist Church
Curently
The
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Fred Brown Seeks Deer Park City Council Position 5
Fred J. Brown, 32, a high counselor with Deer Park Independent School District, filed for Position 5 in the Deer Park City Election. He has lived in Park seven years, holds BS from Sul Ross, MS from University of Houston, and doctoral work at UH, with life certificates as teacher counselor and principal. He is member of St. Luke's Epis.
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Black
Western Auto Store
Fred J. Brown
Deer Park
Ils
Deer Park City
Brown
Park
Liver
Harvard
Katherine Elaine
Gina
Cher
B1 Ton
Sul Ross State University
University of Houston
St. Luke's Epis
Deer Park Engineer Charles Ballard Known City Builder
Charles Ballard, Deer Park city engineer and Bayshore Engineering founder, leads water and sewer extensions and Center Street widening after the city sold 1.5 million in bonds. A Rotary member and former Deer Park Chamber of Commerce president, he is a registered Texas engineer active across Harris County districts and nearby communities.
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Deer Park
Charles “Bester Ballard
Center Street
Ballard
Seabrook
Lomax
Smithville
Navasota
Fairfield
Giddings
Bayshore Engineering, Inc
Seventh Street
Harris County
Bayshore
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
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Kingsdale Recreation Hall
Kingsdate
Weingarten's
Caffay's
Deer
Area Democrats
Parkway Girl Scouts
San Jacinto Monument
Little League
Tuesay
Im Room
Civic Center
Wesleyan Guild
Billy J. Sealey
WSCS
Deer Park Independent School District
P&z Meeting
Colt
Opal's
Taco Burger
Robert Dalke
Helen
Opal
Texas
Atove
Joe Hartless
Ember
Billy Payne
Lisa
Glenda
Dorothy Tapp
Stoim
Clear Creek Basin
Shell Travel
Ie Weare
Deer Park Rotary
Chantilly
Carol Lane
Welton French
Robert Linberg
Manned Spacecraft Center
B, R. ‘Payne
Shell
Bar. Payne
B. R. Payne
Fred Brown
Fred J, Brown
Charles Ballard
Man In Motion
Texas Water Pollution Control Association
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Nationalociety of Professional Engineers
American Water Works Association
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