Fall Festival booths announced for Deer Park event
A long list of participants for the Deer Park Fall Festival is released, naming Union Equity Exchange, Girl Scout Cadette Troop 1563, Jo Anne’s Hair Fashions, Leezer Realty, W S Carpets, Friends of the Deer Park Public Library and many more local businesses and organizations. The roster includes Deer Park Bank, Kiwanis, Optimist clubs, First National Bank of Deer Park, and sponsors from education, health and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Equity Cooperative Exchange
Girl Scout Cadette Troop No. 1563
Jo Anne’s Hair Fashions
Leezer Realty Co
W S Carpets
Friends of the Deer Park Public Library
Sparky’s
Tolar Auto Supply
Baxter Rentals Inc
Deer Park Bank
Deer Park Kiwanis Club
Deer Park Optimist Club
Deer Park Opti Mis
Houston Lighting and
Deer Park Progress
French Club
German Club
Christy’s Casuals
Deer Park Parks and Recreation Department
National Society of Public Accountants
Gulf Oxygen Company
Saladmaster
League of Women Voters of
Deer Park
Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department
Pasadena Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Deer Park Jaycees
Alpha Eta Omega
Deer Park Rams
Dottie B. Shop
Shell Oil
Shell Chemical
the Store
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Austin Radio and TV Service
His and Hers Hobby Shop
Deer Park Realty
Bay Area Insurance
Texas Chiropractic Clinic
B. C. Hall
Nuclear reactor model to be shown at festival booth
Houston Lighting and Power plans a Fall Festival display featuring a desk sized model of a nuclear reactor similar to the Aus tin County plant near Wallis. The exhibit, owned by Brown and Root, costs about 7000 dollars and highlights the reactor core turbine generators and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Lighting and Power Company
Booth
Brazos River
Austin County
Wallis
Houston
Brown and Root
Bay City
A. C. Czigan
HLPC
Austin
San Antonio
Czigan
Houston Lighting & Power Company
Deer Park
Deer Park Progress Names and Readers in Brief
A garbled list from a Deer Park Progress snippet includes names such as Larry Power Elsie Moore Dottie McFerrin J R Curren Ann Owen Kyle Nonn ie Barton Jane Bauer and other unreadable fragments. The readable items show community members or contributors in a brief notices context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Power
Elsie Moore
Dottie McFerrin
J. R. Curren
Ann Owen
Kyle ‘‘Nonnie
Barton Jane Bauer
San Jacinto College program links high school to college courses
High school students join a San Jacinto College technical department program in air conditioning, radio and television, cosmetology, welding, and printing. Participants may graduate with three credits and gain college advanced standing. Deer Park student Terry Parrish calls the printing class a real challenge as VICA chapters form with Pasadena High leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto College
Terry Parrish
Deer Park
VICA
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Sheryl Lightfoot
Howard Miller
Mary de le Cerda
Fritz Stahl
River Road Boys Open Deer Park Far Festival
River Road Boys will headline the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce Far Festival opening night. The western music group performs from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, featuring twin fiddles by Bob White and Clyde Brewer. White has worked with Bob Wills, Hank Thompson and Ray Price. Brewer with Floyd Tilman, Moon Mullican and Leon Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Houser
L Tor
Dick Allen
Troy Passman
Clyde Brewer
Front Row
Bob White
River Road Boys
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Deer Park
Ray Price
Brewer
Floyd Tilman
Moon Mullican
Leon Payne
Regents Award Contract For North Administration Building
San Jacinto College regents approved a 1,718,600 contract for the north campus administration building to E A Baxter Construction Co. The price exceeds earlier estimates by about 300,000, prompting consideration of another bid round while noting funds may be shifted from furnishings. The 161 acre campus at Wallisville and Uvalde roads includes a technical vocational building under construction set to open next fall, with the administration building due by September 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto College Regents
E. A. Baxter Construction Co
Thomas M. Spencer
San
Wallisville
Uvalde Roads
Deer Park adopts first reading on political signs ordinance
Deer Park City Council approved on first reading an amendment to the sign ordinance to allow political campaign signs with permits. The plan sets a $1 fee per 10 signs, a $25 deposit, 30 day display limit, and removal timelines, with court notices exempted. The measure followed controversy after signs for Milton Stanley and Bill Handrick were removed before the school board election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
City of
City Inspection Department
Deer Park School Board
Milton Stanley
Bill Bailey
Bill Handrick
Bill Black
Bible Faith Highlights Companionship as Divine Answer
A devotional note reflects on human companionship as a response to loneliness. It cites Genesis about God stating it is not good for man to be alone and references the creation of Eve as a foundational example. The message frames companionship as a blessing and divine provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Eve
Briscoe Leads Texas Campaign To Dominate Agriculture
Governor Dolph Briscoe launches a program to make Texas the top state in agricultural production. Dr. John E. Hutchison notes Texas has resources and momentum, with agricultural income rising 48 percent from 1968 to 1972, surpassing Iowa and California. Bible proverb quoted on advice about associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Briscoe
John E. Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa
California
Dogs and Cats Prepare for Fall Festival Pet Shows
At the Fall Festival on November 10 dogs and cats will compete in two shows on Town Plaza if weather permits. The 11 am youth show is for under 11 with 10 am registration. the 2 pm open show starts at 1 pm with registration. Judges are Dr. B C Hall Ralph Sparks Dr D L Godwin and Dr M L Harger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Plaza
B. C. Hall
Ralph Sparks
D. L. Godwin
M. L. Harger
Anheuser Busch declares 15 cent dividend
Anheuser Busch Inc chairman August A Busch Jr announced that the board declared a dividend of 15 cents per share on outstanding stock. The dividend is payable December 7, 1973 to shareholders of record November 8, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August A. Busch, Jr
Anheuser- Busch, Inc
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Lisa Horn
Fran Anderson
Valerie Brzouskis
Judy Long
Pam Leonard
Susan Gank
Antler
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Anne Knott
Knott
Oulda Stotts
Chris Brannan
Pat Tidwell
Donna Guenther
Evelyn Wolfe
Darla Thiessen
Darla Haygood
Brenda Randolph
Ann Lockhart
Debbie Fuller
Laura Howell
Debbie Hearne
Patti Stringer
Ann Riggle
Candy Carzon
Teevee
Harris County
River Road
Esquire
White
Bob Wills
Hank Thompson
Gwen Leezer
SJ Regents
North Administration
Jacinto
Anheuser-Busch
San Jacinto Inn
San Jacinto Battleground
Mber
Hl&P’s
Houston Lighting & Power
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