Council P Z Hear Two Requests For Rezoning
The City Council and Planning Zoning Commission held a joint hearing at City Hall on two rezoning requests. Bevela ner Joe McDermott seeks to rezone Deer Park outlets 110 and 111 to Apartment District No 7 east of Center St across from Center and Pasadena Blvd town house project for 94 units. No opposition. The second request seeks to re zone Lots 12 3 2 and part of 4 of Iowa Gardens east of Hed Bluff Rd at Spencer Hwy for a 274 unit one two and three bedroom top quality project. No opposition. developer aims to start by deadline. P Z will recommend to Council. Also bids for city services: painting P St Water Plant bid $30 060 from National Steel Maintenance Corp. Low bids for equipment and petroleum products were Osborne Apple Ford $2 438.20 and Sinclair Refining Co. $5 976.80 respectively. All bids referred for study. An ordinance allows Highway Dept to place parking signs on Highway 225 through the city. Park Site No 2 contracts totaling about 87 461 awarded. Police Court Building completion delayed to June 18.
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Sinclair Refining Co
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College Park
Teenage League Officers Named
Newly elected officers of the Boys Teenage League are Ray White president Harvey Williams vice president Lloyd Cox vice-president Dean Collins League Director for Colts Robert Peel League Director for Pony League secretary and treasurer Mary Lou Stiffe Purchasing Agent Steve Montgomery Business Agent Everett Maas and Player Agent Robert Turner.
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Boys Teenage League
Ray White
Harvey Williams
Lloyd Cox
Dean Collins
Colts
Robert Peel
Pony League
Mary Lou Stiffe
Steve Montgomery
Everett Maas
Robert Turner
Deer Park Tops La Marque 21-3 for Fourth Straight Win
Coach Bill Thames' Deer Park Nightine defeated La Marque Monday evening 21-3 for their fourth consecutive victory. Don
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Tops Club Elects New Officers
The Deer Park Tops Club met Monday night and elected Suzanne Howard president Shirley Miller vice president Jane Wilson secretary Faye Henley treasurer Pat Lee weight recorder Norma Magee assistant recorder. Tops meets Mondays at 7 pm visitors welcome.
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Shirley Miller
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Secy
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Treas
Pat Lee
Norma Magee
Tops
Spaghetti Supper Planned by Deer Park Food Service
A spaghetti supper will be held Thursday March 20 in the Deer Park Junior High School cafeteria sponsored by the Deer Park Food Service Association. Hours are 6 to 7 30 p.m. Prices are 1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 10.
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Sympathy for Paul Bond Family Burial in Baytown
The Paul Bond family expresses condolences on the death of his father. Burial was held Wednesday in Baytown.
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Deepwater Winsin Speech Tournament Sweepstakes Title
Deepwater Junior High hosted the Deepwater Optimist Speech Tournament on February 22 with 11 schools and 295 students. Events ranged from drama and poetry to extemporaneous and original oration. Best girl speaker Robanne Mason of Deepwater and best boy speaker Danny Ireland of Alvin led a Deepwater sweepstakes victory, earning 21 of 51 trophies. Alvin finished second, McAdams Jr. High Dickinson third.
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Dickinson
Pasadena Young Democrats Rally At Deer Park Civic Center
The Pasadena Young Democrats sponsor a political rally Thursday March 20 at 7 30 p m at the Deer Park Civic Center inviting all mayor and council candidates to speak A question answer session will follow inviting all citizens to listen and ask questions.
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Pasadena Young Democrats
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First Baptist Deers Park to Distribute New Testaments
Members of First Baptist Church of Deer Park will begin Sunday afternoon distributing 2,400 copies of the Good News For Modern Man translation of the New Testament to Deer Park residents. The effort is part of the Crusade of the Americas, a joint Baptist program across the Western Hemisphere. The church aims to place the New Testaments without cost in homes that accept them, with extra copies available by calling the church office at 479-2391.
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Pee Wee Baseball Registration Dates Announced
Pee Wee Baseball registration set for Saturday March 22 and Saturday March 29 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Pee Wee Field. Fee is 6.00 with birth certificate required. ineligibility spans ages seven to ten on August 1. The Symphonic Band of Sam Houston State College tours Texas starting March 18 and performs March 21 at Mason Auditorium in Deer Park at 7:30 p.m.
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Department of Music
Texas
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Deer Park Jaycee Ettes Meet Blender Raffle
The Deer Park Jaycee-Ettes held their monthly meeting on Monday March 10 at Mrs George Polk home. Chair man Mrs John Wolfshohl announced the Blender Raffle drawing will be held Saturday March 15 at 3 p.m. in the Deer Park Civic Center office. Ticket holders are invited to attend and one winner will be drawn.
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