City Boards Commissions Receive Honors Dinner
The City of Deer Park honored its boards and commissions at a March 10 dinner. Members across eight boards and commissions were listed, including Development, Health, Library, Planning and Zoning, Board of Adjustments, Recreation, Board of Equalization, Electrical, and Charter Study, with named members for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Deer Park
Community Development Board
Board of Health
Library Board, Planning and Zoning
Board of Ad
D. H. Wheeler
E. M. Maxwell
M. C. Cherry
Board of Equalization
Electrical Board
C. D. Howell
W. J. Knox
EB. A. Zalesak
Jesse H. Burns
Boundary changes discussed by officials at public hearing
Planning aims to reassign students with minimal moves and keep elementary students within walking distance while feeder patterns shape junior high boundaries. About 40 residents attended at Gaines v Mason Auditorium asking about safety crossing Center Street and sidewalks, with the city seen as responsible for those items. A new soft contact lens from Britain that breathes and rarely needs cleaning was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Daniels
Daniels
Gaines v. Mason Auditorium
Bowling Green
Carpenter Elementary
Heritage Elementary
Center Street
Lambuth and
Snow Imagery Shines From Fourth Graders In Room 306
Mary Collins Room 306 fourth year third grade pupils celebrate snow with vivid terms crafted by Sylvia Stern School Correspondent Emerson notes. Students Bobby Crawford Michelle Marsiola Brent Hickman Blane Johnson Tony Abbott Ricky Riese and Chat Hollowell describe snow as a blizzard of flakes to ski on fluffy frost round snowflakes crunchy frost cottonball ice and nature's ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Stern
Emerson
Mary
Collins Room
Bobby Crawford
Michelle Marsiola
Brent Hickman
Blane Johnson
Tony Abbott
Ricky Riese
Chat Hollowell
Deer Park to Elect Mayor and Three Council Members
A public notice announces an April 2 1977 city election in Deer Park Texas for Mayor and three council seats positions 1 2 and 3. Voting machines will be used with absentee voting by paper ballot. Precincts 84 420 and 51 define polling areas and polling places as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Texas
City OF
City
13Th Street
Center Street
Regents Name Director Regents Name Director
The San Jacinto College Board of Regents on Monday night March 7 moved a proposed new series of emergency medical training courses closer to an early April kick off by naming John Riley as program coordinator effective immediately. In the first wing there is a second year first grade special hall display in the window of Room 102. Uncle Sam stars the Good Citizen of the Week during February. To date the following good citizens have had their names starred and exhibited Jamie Abbott Kelsey Ashford Kristy Barrett Jody Debner Kristina Dickey Michelle Ferguson Angel Gonzales David Hext Denise Hill Pam McIntyre Steven Martinez Larry Nance and James Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto College Board of Regents
John Riley
Uncle Sam
Jamie Abbott
Kelsey Ashford
Kristy Barrett
Jody Debner
Kristina Dickey
Michelle Ferguson
Angel Gonzales
David Hext
Denise Hill
Pam McIntyre
Steven Martinez
Larry Nance
James Wray
Frances Johnson
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On Walters
Bob Leezer
Delwin Long
Joe Fields
D. R. Little
Will French
Billy Sealey
Donald Metz
C. J. Torne
Don Riley
John Sarris
Board of
Library
Clarence Presswood
Mary Henderson
R. W. Wallace
W. R. Knowles
Evelyn Massey
Leon Wolters
Harold Dudley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Bob Staton
Hank Krebs
W. J. Knox, Jr
Claude Burgess
Mike Warren
T. B. McHenry
Judy Hance
James Simmons
Larry Ogden
H. A. Garton
Recreation Commission
Charter Study Commission
Donna Thomas
James Kite
Mike Keppler
Larry Power
R. D. Butler
Frankie Foz
Stanley Young
B. W. Pratt
Cliff Westbeld
Beltbustin
Beltbuster
Jur
Vy High
Lebron Williams
Britain
Frontier World Inc
Mae
Texesay At
Baytown
Fvlontier World Inc
Progress
Carpenter Capers
Regents
San Jacinto Vin
Informatow
Ramada
Sduyth Ave
Ante Hay
Bam
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