Four Candidates in Deer Park ISD Trustee Race
Qualified voters in the Deer Park Independent School District will vote Saturday Oct. 4 for two trustee seats. Position 4 contenders are Dr Billy J Sealy and Joe S Cathey. Position 5 candidates are incumbent Mrs Helen Johnson and R A Kowalik. Voting sites include Deer Park High Annex Carpenter Lynchburg and Deepwater elementary schools with 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. hours.
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Deer Park Independent School
School Board
Billy J. Sealy
Deer Park
Joe S. Cathey
Peggy
Helen Johnson
R. A. Kowalik
Arbor Dr
Houston
Carpenter
Lynchburg
Deepwater
Deer Park Offers Fall Art Classes and Theater Tryouts
Deer Park Parks and Recreation launches three fall classes Metal Flowers Creative Stitchery Decorative Painting with Thursday evening sessions Oct 16 1969 and six week fees 12 dollars for two courses 15 dollars for Creative Stitchery. Pasadena Little Theater announces Tunnel of Love tryouts Oct 5 at 2 and 7 30 pm directed by Oscar James. World Wide Communion Sunday observed at Deer Park Methodist Church with Rev Joe Fort presiding.
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Deer Park Parks and
Pasadena Little Theater
Tulip, Pasadena
Oscar James
Deer Park
Deer Park Methodist Church
Joe Fort
Deer Park Progress circulation figures raise questions
The Deer Park Progress reports 2200 weekly copies sold or distributed to paid subscribers, newsstands, and offices, with sample copies mailed to newcomers. A local merchant mentioned a Shopper flyer claimed only 1200 copies, while no circulation figure is required for the Shopper. The piece notes patriotism in Broadway's George M. Cohan era and Joel Grey's portrayal.
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Deer Park
Progress
Pasadena
George M
Houston Music Hall
George M. Cohan
Joel Grey
Cohan
Sheraton- Lincoln
America
Swint's TV Opens in Deer Park at 1006 Center Street
John and Sue Swint of 709 Princeton Lane Deer Park open Swint's TV Sales & Service at 1006 Center Street leasing space in the Deer Park Progress building. Their showroom will display new TV sets.
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John
Sue Swint
Princeton Lane
Deer Park
Swint
TV Sales
Center Street
Deer Park Tops Club Meets
The Deer Park Tops Club met at 7 p.m. Monday in the Deer Park Bank Hospitality room with 14 members and one visitor. A program on hobbies was given with each member sharing her hobby and showing related items. Wilma Kimberlin won a fruit basket for losing 7.75 pounds. Glenda Coley was named September Queen for a 6.5 pound loss.
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Deer Park Tops Club
Deer Park Bank
Wilma Kimberlin
Glenda Coley
Myrna Thiessen Named Assistant Cashier at Deer Park Bank
Myrna Thiessen elected Assistant Cashier by Deer Park Bank board on September 18. Since joining in July 1966 she worked in Bookkeeping Proof and as a secretary. She and husband Bill live in Deepwater with four children.
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Myrna Thiessen
Deer Park Bank
Bank Women’s Club of Houston
Bank Americaid
Bank of the Southwest
Riding Club to Have Bar-B-Que
The Deer Park Riding Club will host a Bar-B-Que on Saturday October 4 at the Arena on Luella Street Registration begins at 8 a.m Events start at 9 a.m with an 8 years and under group Trophies and ribbons will be awarded in four age divisions Bar-B-Que served 11 30 a.m. to 1 p.m Members may bring guests plates are 1 50 each For questions contact Secretary Dottie Martin after 5 p.m. at GR 9 2096 or Teet Miller at GR 2 6626
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Deer Park
Dottie Martin
Teet Miller
Rotary club safety reminder on clearance before passing
In a football analogy the passer aims to have the receiver clear before throwing to avoid an interception. The Deer Perk Rotary Club safety committee advises drivers to ensure sufficient clearance before attempting to pass another vehicle.
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Rotary Club Safety Committee
Keys Named Deer Park United Fund Campaign Chairman
Stanley Keys a New York Life agent was named Deer Park Community chairman for 1970 in Harris County United Fund Campaign to raise 9 126 000. Announcement by Jay Marks East Harris County vice chairman notes a 105 000 division goal and over 15 000 volunteers assist opening September 24. Deer Park will gain better agency services and development of programs. United Fund agencies provide 78 services from medical care to child care and rehabilitation.
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Stanley Keys
New York
Deer Park
United Fund
East Stde
Jay Marks
East
Harris County
Keys
Harris County United Fund
United Fund Agencies
Jaycees Sponsor Deer Park Blood Drive on Oct 2
Deer Park Jaycees announce a blood drive Thursday October 2 from 1 to 7 p.m. at Center Street and 8th. The event urges residents and workers in Deer Park to donate with rules governing blood credits and eligibility outlined by Blood Services of Houston.
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Center and
8Th Sts
Deer Park Jaycees
Center St
Jaycees
Deer Park
Blood Services of
Houston
Southwest Blood Bank
Blood Bank Project
Executive Council
The
8Th Street
Youth Badly Hurt By Berserk Car Near Deer Park Jr High
Richard King, 15, suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries after a car driven by Mrs. Earl Ebert surged onto a curb in front of Deer Park Jr High, striking the boy as he waited by a motor bike. Eleven parked cars were damaged. fire crews contained gasoline leaks and rushed him to Bayshore Hospital in critical condition. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M A King.
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Richard King
Earl Ebert
Deer Park Jr. High
King
Richard
Bayshore Hospital
M. A. King
TO HOST DOBIE FRIDAY Deer Top Wildcats, Remain Undefeated
The Deer beat the Clear Creek Wildcats 20 13 at Wildcat Stadium to stay undefeated. Key plays included a 48 yard pass to Jimmy Stevens and a 10 yard Langham TD. The Deer defense held in the second half and seek district opener against Dobie in Abshier Stadium.
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Fighting Deer
Clear Creek Wildcats
Wildcat Stadium
Rock-Um Sock-Um
Deer
Wildcat
Clint Mosley
Clear Creek
Wildcats
Reggie Nalley
Mike McCulloch
Jimmy Stevens
Bob Langham
McCulloch
Kenny Madden
Jeff Stifle
Bob Pickle
Chris Dowdy
Gene Rawlingson
Troy Humphries
Randy Kodar
Randy Meadows
Bob Blair
Kendal Clem
David Swift
Dobie
Abshier Stadium
Dobie Longhorns
Jeff Davis
Houston
Furr
Mount Carmel
Longhorns
Jr Varsity Takes Third Straight Victory Over Clear Creek
Coach Gary Berry's Jr Varsity Deer remained undefeated with a 20 to 6 win over Clear Creek. End Gary Morgan scored on a rush, Steve Maas caught a pass for a TD, and Mark Mooneyham added a rushing TD.
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Gary Berry
Varsity Deer
Clear Creek
Gary Morgan
Steve Maas
Charles Hamm
Mark Mooneyham
Deer Freshman A Team blank Clear Creek 20 0
Deer Freshman A Team shut out Clear Creek 20 to 0 to move to 2-1. QB Jeff Wilcoxon scored a TD and threw a 50 yard pass to Ben Pinion for another. Fullback Ronnie Long added a four yard TD run and Wilcoxon tossed a two point conversion to Pinion. Freshmen travel to Dobie today at 4 p.m.
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Deer
Clear Creek
Jeff Wilcoxon
Ben Pinion
Ronnie Long
Wilcoxon
Pinion
Billy Thames
Dobie
Knowles Named Deer Park Library Board Chairman
W. R. Knowles was elected chairman of the Deer Park Public Library Board at the September meeting succeeding Donna Thomas who had chaired since 1964. Howard Hayre was named vice chairman and Evelyn F. Benton was secretary.
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W. R. Knowles
Knowles
Hew
Deer Park
Donna Thomas
Howard Hayre
Evelyn F. Benton
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Maxwell
Swint’s
Bank
UF Campaign
United Fund Agency
American Red Cross Safety Service
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts
San Jacinto
Y.M.C.A
Salvation Army - Women’s and Childrens Res
Family Service Center
North Shore
Scott Willis
David Douglas
David Nutt
Deer Coaches Game
David Byrd
Bo Lively
Jeff Stifie
Jerry Traweek
Gene Rawlinson
Pat Thompson
Corky Cottrell
Danny Collins
Jeff Turner
Alan Stokes
Donald McMillian
Haney
Kenny James
Robert Douglas
Clarence Judd
Joe Higgingbotham
Thomas Renfro
Donald Bravenec
Smokey Monday
Benny Quinton
Danny Locklear
Tim Pearson
Tommy Moore
Chris Galbreath
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