Pasadena area clubs plan concerts and community events
The Pasadena area lists multiple community activities including a Texas A&M Symphonic Band concert at Clear Lake High School March 30, kite fly at Dow Park March 20, and a film at Carpenter Elementary. Also noted are civic meetings, honors lists, and public notices such as absentee voting and club gatherings.
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Pasadena Area
A&m Mother’s Club
Texas A&m
Clear Lake High School
Bay Area Blvd
Council Sets Standards For Demolishing Housing
City council adopted an ordinance on first and final reading to establish standards for demolishing sub standard housing. Hearings may be called to repair or remove houses, with liens filed if owners cannot be located or refuse cooperation. The city may proceed with demolition and place a lien secondary to tax and street liens to recover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Harris County
League Holds Candidate Rally at City Community Center
The League of Women Voters sponsors a 7 p.m. March 26 meet the candidates rally for city council. All filed candidates are invited to speak with brief introductions followed by a Q and A session where the audience submits unsigned questions. The venue is 610 E. San Augustine Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks and Recreation Department
Dow Park
E. San Augustine
League
League of Women Voters
Linda Zuber
Frances Robb
Deer Park
San Augustine
The
Town Notes Prompt a Week of Local Happenings
A collage of brief items lists residents traveling to Las Vegas and Colorado, family birthdays, anniversaries, new Rotary members, decorating a law office, an honest cashier, nicknames, and everyday mishaps around town. Names include Jesse Campbell Herb Buchholz Harold Kester Tom Archer Suzanne Roquemore Enda Sanders Norman Farr and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Campbell
Herb Buchholz
Harold Kesterson
Las Vegas
Gordon Robb
Wee Willie McDonald
Suzanne Roquemore
R. D. Butler
Dallas
Frankie Fox
Dean Lawther
Colorado
Jan Culling
Mike
Enda Sanders
Norman Farr
Tommy Archer
Washington, D.C
Frank Faurot
James
Earl
Todd
Colleen
Faurotes
Rotary
Donald Metz
Larry Joe Allen
Harold Dudley
Rick Raney
Jane Bauer
Craig Trevillian
Butch
Glenda Thompson
School Board Approves 16 Acres for New Elementary
District trustees formally approved purchasing about 16 acres in the Heritage Homes addition for 88000 dollars at 5500 per acre for a new elementary site bounded by Jefferson Center and Lambuth Streets with frontage negotiations ongoing. The board also joined the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce for 100 dollars and approved a north campus renovation design contract of 68206 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage Homes
Jefferson Center
Lambuth Streets
Jefferson Street
Deer Park
Harold Shelton
Elmer E. Smith
James T. Atkinson
New Deer Park Chamber Names Rick Raney Director
The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce appointed Rick Raney as the new director to replace resigning Toxie Wright. Raney is a former director and will help lead upcoming events including the March 25 membership luncheon at Lynchburg Crossing with speaker Price Daniels Jr. and the April 6 industrial breakfast at the Galley Restaurant with Bill Gray of the Texas Manufacturing Association. Tentative dates for the Fall Festival were announced for October 21 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lynchburg Crossing
Darlene Carwile
Deer Park
Chamber
Bill Gray
The
Texas Manufactring Association
Officer Arrests Two on Weapon Charge
Two Houston residents were arrested in Deer Park on March 15 for possessing illegal weapons. Officer Akmal made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Deer Park
Akmal
Ballot Positions Set for April 3 Council Race
Ballot draws announce Gordon Robb Earl Dunn and Walter Hall as top contenders for council seats. Robb leads position four ahead of Jim Kite while Dunn is sole candidate in position five. Hall occupies position six before Bill Chymlak and Bill McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Robb
Earl Dunn
Walter Hall
Robb
Jim Kite
Hall
Bill Chymlak
Bill McDonald
Mercy Flight Pilot Delivers Aid to Guatemala City
Mercy Flight pilot Dr Dan Bookout and navigator Dr Darrel Prouse flew 3000 pounds of medicines and supplies to Guatemala City after the earthquake. They traveled Feb 20 21 and 22 with a Volpar Beechcraft 18 under diplomatic immunity, facing mountains weather and damaged infrastructure before delivering cargo to doctors and missionaries. The disaster left widespread destruction with collapsed buildings and scarce resources.
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San Jacinto College
Dan Bookout
Durant
Mercy
Guatemala
Bookout
Guatemala City
Darrel Prouse
Aviation Charter, Inc
Air Force
Prouse
Brownsville
Vera Cruz
Ictepec
Ictepec Pass
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Kookout
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Civic Club
Ladies’ Civic Cub
Firs National Bank of
David Bourgeois
Baylor University
Bourgeois
Boston
Gwendolyn Ruth Litch Martin
Pearl
University of Texas
Carpenter Elementary
Carpenter Pto
Rotary Club
Baywood Country Club
P.O. Box
Pony
Colt
Pony Field
Colt League
EA Can Feine Ee
Pack
College Park Elementary
City of
Putroger City Hall
Dottie Martin
City Hall
Dean Shaver
John Garrett Jr
Jimmy Dawsen
Council
East P Street
Richard Pritchard
E. P
Bill Black
P Street
Black
E. A. Ross
Bob Vaughn
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