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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1969
Page
2
Classified item list shows a residential lot for sale in a restricted neighborhood near schools at 803 James with contact after 5 pm. Also notes Swint's TV Sales and Service opening at 1096 Center Deer Park and a TV repair service number. Includes various small ads and a thank you note for hospital care.
A sensational diet mailer touts rapid weight loss through grapefruit juice and permissive eating. It claims 10 pounds shed in 10 days with a schedule of continued loss, offering a $3 plan from Kane Associates with a money back guarantee if targets aren’t met.
Deer Park Schools seek custodians paying 2.30 to 2.80 dollars per hour with 7 30 am to 4 pm shifts. Bus drivers offered 2.84 dollars per hour. Both require contacting James Risinger at 479 2831. Also listed is a watchmaker position held by James Lyle at 1009 Grace off Luella with sixtee n years experience and a GR 9 1488 contact.
Thunderbucket Trailriders advertise a Sept weekend trailride Kemah to League City with Queen Contest Sept 28. Cheryl Lawler elected Thunderbucket Queen for 1969 70. October ride linked to Pasadena Rodeo Association with dances, Arcadia Bungee Park start, parade Monday at 10 a.m.. $3 per person. officials listed.
State Sen. Chet Brooks of Pasadena announces Bob Heath as administrative assistant for the interim between legislative sessions. Heath has served as Brooks' aide in the 61st Regular Session and three special sessions and as an assistant sergeant at arms in the 60th Legislature.
Elementary children in grades two through five will join a program introducing new student and teacher faces. Three learning teams may form daily, regrouping by achievement in reading and arithmetic to boost basic subjects. Principal Floy Enochs and Elementary Coordinator Neal Adams praise the plan for faster readers and stronger math learners.
Nine San Jacinto College Circle K Club members traveled from the campus to Bayshore Hospital’s blood bank to donate blood for Patricia Lyssey. The service group, sponsored by North Shore and Pasadena Kiwanis Clubs, plans multiple community projects annually. Members included Carl Muhly, Jim Cullen, and David.
Gus McCallister, Gus Faris, Philip Ward, Scott Laird, Roy Rose, Bill Settle, and Mike McKinney are listed among participants in upcoming civic events and organizational roles. This roster highlights the involvement of these individuals in local initiatives and committees.
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