Council Members Salaries and District Elections Discussed
The Charter Study Committee hearings explored council salaries of 40 dollars a month and the mayor's 80, plus the possibility of district elections. Debates covered compensation structures, expenses, district representation, and risks of gerrymandering with a spring charter vote anticipated.
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Charterstudy Committee
Eli Hudson
Dartmouth
Dabbs Files For School Board In Deer Park TX
Freida Dabbs filed for position four on the Deer Park Independent School District Board of Trustees on Sept 3, challenging incumbent Joe S. Cathey. She previously ran for position three, losing by three votes in a three candidate race. Dabbs, an eight year Deer Park resident, taught seven years in the district, holds a B.S. in elementary education from Stephen F Austin, and has done graduate work at Stephen F Austin and the University of Houston. Election is Oct 4 with voting at four local campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Dabbs
Deer Park Independent
Deer Park
Janet
Dobbs
Stephen
LWV Honors Area Women
Two area women active in the League of Women Voters were named as epitomizing the group's goals by the Women's Bureau an arm of the U S Department of Labor Loretta Caudle Deer Park League president and Ruth Jobes Pasadena League president were honored in line with International Women's Year and urged to push for a state commission on the status of women before the National Association of Commissions for Women Fifth Annual Conference September 13 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Loretta Caudle
Deer Park League
Ruth Jobes
Pasadena League
Women’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
National Association of Commmissions For Women
Deer Park and Texas City clash after last season's district setback
Deer Park faces Texas City in a rematch at the scene of last year's 27-14 playoff loss. Coach Gary Berry emphasizes a practical approach, focusing on fundamentals, conditioning, and execution as Deer Park seeks a solid performance. Texas City's veteran backfield and five-man line on defense loom as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Simmons
Deer Park
Deer
Texas City Stingarees
Texas City
Texas’ City
Gary Berry
Stingarees
Kale Ray Anderson
Berry
Clear Creek
Deers
Deer Park community notices and events schedule
The Deer Park Civic Calendar lists a Defensive Driving class starting Sept 15 at 7 p.m. at Dow Park Center and other meetings including City Council Planning and Zoning on Sept 15 and Board of Trustees Sept 15. Halloween film night Oct 31 at Carpenter School with admission 50 cents. Spook House planned.
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Citizen’s Support Committee For Traffic Safety
Dow Park
Melvin Ritter
Planning and Zoning Commission
Council
City Hall
W. A. Carpenter P.T.O
W. A. Carpenter School
Candy Caper by Deer Park Children at Stadium Concession
Police brought three Deer Park children to the station on September 5 after they admitted breaking into the Abshier Stadium concession stand and stealing candy. About 220 pieces were recovered. An upcoming Progress issue will include a special home improvement section with handyman tips and carpet and floor covering advice.
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Deer Park
Abshier Stadium
Yard Man sought by Cashway Lumber Company ad
The Cashway Lumber Company advertised for a Yard Man last week with immediate results. Call Deer Park Progress Classified Dept to place ads for jobs you wish filled. 479-5263. A group of children had broken into the stadium.
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Cashway Lumber Company
Deer Park Progress Classified Dept
Absentee voting opens for school board election
Absentee voting runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday from Sept. 15 to Sept. 30 in the school administration building business office at 203 Ivy Street. Voters must sign an affidavit citing illness disability county absence or religious beliefs. Positions four and five feature incumbents Bill Handrick W Reginald Knowles Joe S Cathey and Mrs Freida Dobbs. Regular Oct. 4 voting occurs at four elementary sites: W A Carpenter Deer Park High School Annex Deepwater and Lynchburg Elementary.
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Mittee
W. A. Carpenter
Deer Park
Deepwater
Lynchburg
Bill Handrick
W. Reginald Knowles
Joe S. Cathey
Freida Dobbs
Ivy Street
Meet The Candidates Rally Set Sept 25
The Deer Park League of Women Voters will hold a Meet the Candidates rally for the school trustee election at 7 30 pm Sept 25 at Dow Park Community Center. The four candidates Bill MHandrick Reginald Knowles Joe Cathey and Frei da Dobbs will answer questions from the audience on school policies and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park League of Women Voters
Dow Park Community Center
Bill Mhandrick
Reginald Knowles
Joe Cathey
Freida Dobbs
Deer Park High School Architecture Picked for Convention Exhibit
Deer Park High School South Campus has been selected as the Exhibit of Outstanding School Architecture for the 1975 Joint Annual Convention of the Texas Association of School Boards and the Texas Association of School Administrators. The display, including pictures and a model, highlights efficient and innovative design.
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Deer Park
Texas Association of School Boards
Texas Association of School Administrators
D. H. Watkins
San Antonio Convention Center
Texas
Progress Adds Two Staffers In Sports And Ads
The Progress hires Randy Campbell a part time ad sales staffer a Sterling High School Baytown 1970 graduate now at the University of Houston majoring in communications She previously worked at Culpepper’s Furniture Lee College and Foley’s Campbell enjoys spectator sports Mike Simmons a 1974 Deer Park High School graduate will cover Deer Park Deer this fall He was Deer Park Antler assistant editor and is now at San Jacinto College majoring in journalism He is news editor of The Texian and lives in Pasadena.
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Randy Campbell
Sterling High School
Baytown
University of Houston
Foley’s
Miss Campbell
Mike Simmons
Deer Park High School
Tor
Deer Park
San Jacinto College
Journal
Ism
The
Texian
Simmons
Pasadena
Local notes and birthdays in La Porte area
A string of brief items from The Progress covers community happenings. Father Mitchell Keppler injures his foot at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Industrial Week honors La Porte-Bayshore Chamber speakers include Bobshouse. Birthday and anniversary notices for Gala Gorton and others follow, plus sympathy to Ginger Baker and advancement of local residents like Wayne Clanton through recent injuries.
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Mitchell Keppler
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Carl Crossend
Bobshouse
la Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Ebarb
Una
Cartiers
Rudy, Wallace
J. P. Bonnette
Johnnie Sandifer
Ginger Baker
Teague
Church of Christ
Leona Mason
Linda Teer
Sandy Hollingsworth
Veronica
Lloyd
Roland Langley
Pat Davis
Fannie Berry
Darlene
Carlile
Bob Vaughn
Bill Handrick
Virginia Wingo
Mike Culling
DPHS
Wayne Clanton
Deer Park
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Young
P&z
Donna Thomas
Elaine Booty
Lynchburg Elementary School
Stephanie Bennie
Mike Bonds
Penny Hand
Jason Jackson
Corby Meekins
Chris Norris
Donald Pratt
David Schlumbrecht
Lavon Stevenson
Gatson Stewart
Carolynn Summerford
Kristy Talent
Thomas Whitehead
Dabbs
LWV
Alvin
Wayne Elliott
Garden. Club
Progress
W. 7Th &T
Texas Society of Architects
TASA
Goleman and Rolfe Architects
Houston
Culpepper
Lee College
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