Deer Park Ganders Fall On Unbeaten Streak
Deer Park suffers first loss as the Ganders topple the undefeated Deer in a 17 7 thriller. Jimmy Stevens stars for Deer with 123 receiving yards as Baytown’s Rayburn looms next at 7 30 pm in Pasadena Memorial Stadium. Rayburn ranked 11th in the Houston area and 6 2 on the season with losses to Baytown Lee and Galena Park.
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Deer
Tommy Clark
David Hardley
Baytown
Pat Thompson
Bob Langham
Jimmy Stevens
Mike McCulloch
Ganders
Tim Dotson
Bob Pickle
Bob Blair
Gene Rawlingson
Jeff Stifle
Jeff Turner
Kendal Clem
Danny Locklear
Reggie Nalley
Chris Dowdy
Robert Douglas
Kenny Madden
Corky Cottrell
David Byrd
Pasadena
Rayburn
Pasadena Memorial Stadium
Texans
Greater Houston
Houston Post
Baytown Lee
Galena Park
Prayer for Peace Observed at Deer Park Church
Prayer for Peace will be observed all day Tuesday November 11 Veterans Day at Deer Park Methodist Church sanctuary open from morning until 8 p.m. for residents to pray. A chili supper at Deer Park United Methodist Church 230 E 4th Street Friday November 14 before the football game. Sponsored by Boy Scout Troop No 268. Admission one dollar.
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Deer Park Methodist Church
Deer Park United Methodist Church
E. 4Th Street
Boy Scout Troop No
Traffic advisory during football game travel
The Rotary Club safety committee urges motorists to obey traffic laws and use courtesy during travel to and from football games. Exercise patience and common sense as congestion spikes in affected areas.
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Rotary Club Safety Committee
Deer Park Schools Observe Veterans Day Activities
Deer Park Independent School District plans Veterans Day programs on November 11 with flag ceremonies and patriotic activities. Deepwater Junior High will feature band and choir music at 10 35 a.m. Deer Park Elementary hosts a Marine Color Guard flag ceremony at 1 p.m. Senior High plans a classroom flag presentation and pledge discussion led by student council.
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Deer Park Independent
Lebron B. Williams
Deepwater Junior High
Deer Park Elementary
Marine Corps
Deer Park Senior High
City’s Clovis Mann Back in Office
City Administrator Clovis Mann returns from New York City where he attended the International City Managers Conference. En route home he and Mrs. Mann stopped in Washington DC and called on several Federal offices.
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Clovis Mann
New York City
International City Managers Conference
Mann
Washington
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Library Luncheon With Paula Steichen at Deer Park
Miss Paula Steichen, Carl Sandburg's granddaughter, will visit Deer Park on November 21 for a luncheon at the Hickory House with 100 residents. Reservations are $2.50 each, deadline November 15. The library touts its lending and records selection including popular and educational titles.
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Deer
Very Newest Couple Announces Birth in Gillespie Ill
Mr and Mrs Hubert Taylor of Gillespie Illinois announce the birth of a daughter Suzanne Rebecca Hubert a 1955 Deer Park High School graduate.
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Hubert Taylor
Gillespie, Til
Suzanne Rebecca
Hubert
Deer Park High
Sandburg's Granddaughter to Visit Deer Park Event
Deer Park Public Library and Deer Park High School host Paula Steichen, granddaughter of Carl Sandburg, author of My Connemara, at Deer Park on November 21. A morning audience of Deer Park High School English students will hear her, followed by a Meet the Author luncheon at Hickory House. Reservations: 2.50, limit 100, deadline November 15, call 479-5276.
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Paula Steichen
Carl Sandburg
Deer Park
Hickory House
Deer
City Council and Advisors Plan Bond Issue Education
Deer Park officials held a brief meeting with the Advisory Committee to outline a $7.45 million bond election. The plan divides the city into five areas with house-to-house outreach, endorsements mailed to homeowners, and group presentations to secure voter support for the November 25 election.
Progress Gains More Readers
A list of new subscribers and renewals for the Progress appears this week, naming individuals and addresses in Austin Deer Park Pasadena Baytown La Porte and surrounding areas. Recipients include Don Crosslin Eddie Ward A D Knutson Mrs A A Mandrick D G Hart Mike Warren and others.
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M. Jester Center
Austin
Eddie B. Ward
James
Deer Park
A. D. Knutson
EL Oak Street
A. A. Mandrick
West Forest Lane
D. G. Hart
Olson Lane
Pasadena
Mike Warren
Columbia
Vona A. Wood
Robin
C. E. Menderson
Meadowlark
M. A. King
West Third St
Charles Gunn
Cork Lane
L. E. Jackson
Luella
Jimmy Knox
East Oak
S. L. Vaughan
East First St
Robby G. Mayfield
St. Louis I
Jelly
Miller
la Porte
E. C. Sivley
Linda
Glenn Tolar
David S. Smith
Kingsdale
Bill Coleman
Kenny
Neil Petty
Harris Fischer
Crestside
David Cox
Amherst
C. J. Gibowski
Park Ave
R. A. Kowalik
Arbor Drive
Glenn Dye
Bennett
Carl Dean
Kentucky St
Baytown
Degree Conferred A Robe Degree at Eastgate Lodge Event
Eastgate Lodge will confer a master's degree on November 6 at 7 30 p m with refreshments at 6 30. All master Masons are invited. Officers B F Bryley WM EB M Maxwell secretary.
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Eastgate Lodge
Bryley
Maxwell
Hospital Notes: Penny Williams Bayshore and Roy Whitley
Hospital notes mention Penny Williams of Bayshore, Roy Whitley of 208 East 5th Street, Southmore, and Mrs. Billy Payne of Gulfway General in a brief patient list.
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Penny Williams
Bayshore
Roy Whitley
E. 5Th St
Southmore
Billy Payne
Gulfway General
City Council Approves 7.45 Million Bond Election
City Council adopted an ordinance calling a bond election for November 25 totaling 7.45 million dollars. Propositions cover street improvements 3.875 million, waterworks and sewer 2.7 million, garbage disposal 475 thousand, and public buildings 400 thousand. Absentee voting arranged by city secretary at City Hall.
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City Hall
Earl Ebert
Precinct
Deer Park Progress marks decade of growth and plans new bonds
Ten years after first publishing the Progress in Deer Park, the paper recalls population growth from about 8,000 to near 25,000 by 1975, locals' efforts to build a Home Rule City, and a wave of new projects. A $7,450,000 bond election aims to finance capital improvements over five years as the city rapid expands.
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Deer Park
Center St
Highway 225
Spencer Highway
Pasadena
Houston
Big City
San Jacinto College
NASA
Clear Creek
Bayport
Deer Park School Board Sets Dec 13 Bond Election
Deer Park trustees set Saturday December 13 as the date for a 12 million dollar building bond election to fund a five to seven year program. Growth projections justify new high school facilities two elementary schools and one migrant high plant, plus maintenance warehousing land purchases and remodeling. Tax impact could reach up to three cents per 100 dollars valuation but likely less.
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Deer Park Board of Trustees
Williams
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