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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
3
Deer Park invites families from Pasadena and La Porte to a weekend Fall Festival at the Community Center with 60 booths, shows by local businesses, prize drawings, and product demonstrations. An estimated 20 000 visitors last year may be surpassed this year as booths fill a large tent and indoor spaces.
Aries through Aquarius share weekly guidance with focus on appearance finances and romance. Notable notes include a personalized horoscope offer from Copley News Service and figures on fire losses per person daily across the United States citing costs and human error.
Members of the Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department thank attendees for the Halloween Carnival and fire truck rides at the Civic Center drawing about 1000 participants. They apologize for siren noise and urge fire-safety steps to prevent home fires in a brief public notice.
In 1874 Ronald O Bryan faced charges in his son Timothy s death by poison in Halloween candy. Housewives protested water and sewer rate hikes. Luella Street collision injured two. 1973 Helen MacMane resigned from the school board. Trailer trucks prohibited from Lynchburg Ferry. HGAC grant for radios to police. 1972 Mary Jane Lawson named Miss Deer Park. Council accepts bids on sewage plant. Merton Coleton listed as supervisor for Deer Park Texas Water Quality Control Board office. 1971 Council accepted bids for paving T Street Spencerview. Civil Defense director Tomtimy Cetter received a service plaque. Runoff between Bob Staton and Stan Garrett for council. Bill Zachary named election judge. Council called 7 450 000 bond election. School board sets 12 i million bond election.
Readers invited to submit signed letters praising or criticizing issues affecting them. Send letters to P Q Box 369 Deer Park or deliver to Progress office 104 W Seventh for publication consideration.
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