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Deer Park Weekly Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1969

Page

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City Hall Highlights Deer Park Valuations and Projects

City Hall notes certify 5116,621,825 total valuations up 12.2 million from last year and 93,297,460 assessed value. Fire apparatus purchase from M C Davis FMC John Bean Division approved for 36731.75 as low bid. College Park Park site work delayed then readiness to install playground equipment. Police Station and Courts Building near final interior work. lawn, radio and telephone setup progressing. Tax collections through Aug 15 total 628,472 with 12,249 delinquent. Industrial District payments 268,596. 1969-70 budget proposed at 1,674,848 up 120,319 with no tax increase. 13th Street extension authorized with cost-sharing. Parktown Complex drainage tile and paving extensions approved.

College Park College Avenue Parks and Recreation Department Deer Park 13Th Street Luella Street Luella Parktown Complex Center Street Pasadena Boulevard City Hall

SIC Raises Tuition For Out Of District Students

San Jacinto College will raise tuition for out-of-district students this September while in-district students keep the $50.00 per semester. The Board of Regents raised out-of-district rates in June to offset tax support losses, now charging $50.00 plus $5.00 per semester hour. Formerly it was $50.00 plus $2.50 per hour. out-of-state tuition remains set by the state at $200.00 for 12+ hours, or $17.00 per hour for fewer than 12.

San Jacinto College Board of Regents Texas

Fire damages Sivley home in Eldon Sivley residence

Firefighters responded after Paul Shelley spotted a blaze at the Eldon Sivley home on Irene Street about 10 30 PM. An electrical short is suspected as the cause. Eldon Sivley said smoke damage spread through the house while clothing was lost but water damage was minimal. Deer Park Firemen also tackled a Sunday fire on Dutch Street near a church during children’s play with matches and officials urged safety talks at the Fire Station.

Sivley Eldon Sivley Irene Paul Shelley Mr. Sivley Fire Dept Eldon Deer Park Dutch Street Odis Chappell

Deer Park Library Hosts Monthly Book Discussion Group

Residents interested in a Book Discussion Group met at the Deer Park Library Tuesday evening and set the first Wednesday of each month at 7 30 p m in the meeting room as their meeting date. The group remains open for participants and will be led by Robert Martens.

Deer Park Robert Martens

Free Saddle and Bridle Giveaway At Bayshore Shoe Service

Bayshore Shoe Service owners Robby and Ida Eaves announce a free matching saddle and bridle for customers who register. Drawings on September 27. store hours 8:30 to 6 weekdays and 8:30 to 5 Saturdays. Eaves brings 35 years in shoe repair and previously managed Houston Shoe Hospital across 18 stores. They plan to move to Deer Park after Town Plaza Apts. completion.

Bayshore Shoe Service Robby Eaves Town Plaza Ida Tm la

Elk Club announces season close and late hours

Betty Galloway notes the swimming pool will close for the season on Sunday September 14. She expresses nostalgia for George Proctor, the past Elk of the Year. The club will stay open until 2:00 AM on Friday Saturday and Monday starting this Friday. Welcome new members Fred Walsweer Clarence Struska R H Howell Jack Kennedy and W T Christian reinstated. Luau on September 13.

Betty Galloway George Proctor George Fred Walsweer Clarence Struska R. H. Howell Jack Kennedy W.T. Christian

Amblin's Around wedding plans and sympathy notes

Our deepest sympathy is expressed to Mr and Mrs Felton Waggoner and family including George of Dallas and Paula of Monroe La. Joe Woolridge flew to Richmond Va for his sister's burial. Louis and Mike Wynne from Ft Bliss El Paso are on 14 day leave. Mrs Leta Browning of Mountain Home Ark buried Aug 29. Ray Zotarelle and Janda Scarbrough plan wedding this Friday at Deer Park Methodist Church. Bud Zottarelle will attend nephew Mike's wedding September 14 in St Louis.

Felton Waggoner George Dallas Paula Monroe Joe Woolridge Richmond Louis Mike Wynne Ft. Bliss el Paso W. A. Arnold Meadowlark Leta Browning Mountain Home Arkansas Ray Zottarelle Janda Scarbrough Deer Park Methodist Church van E Dee Bud Zottarelle Mike St Louis

Deer Park Fire Chief Odis Chappell’s decades of service

Odis L. Chappell joined the Deer Park Fire Department in 1952 urged by his wife Edna and became Fire Chief in 1964. He oversaw growth from one truck to six and two stations, now directing budgeting, equipment purchases, and fire fighting. The department handles about 30 calls monthly with 52 firefighters contributing 190 to 230 man hours.

Odis L. Chappell Edna Fire Department The Deer Park Chappell

Burial Service Pending For D. Waggoner

Danny Waggoner son of Mr and Mrs Felton Waggoner of Deer Park died Monday night in Luanda West Africa from internal injuries after an August 10 work accident at Cabinda Angola. He was 1962 Deer Park High School graduate and UT alum who later worked for Brown and Root with assignments in Vietnam and West Africa. Burial arrangements pending. survivors include his parents and brother George of Dallas and sister Paula of Monroe Louisiana.

Danny Waggoner Felton Waggoner East Fifth Street Luanda West Africa Brown & Root Company Danny Cabinda Angola Deer Park Dannny Deer Park Deer University of Texas Vietnam George Dallas Paula Monroe

Civic Center Begins Baton Twirling Classes

Deer Park Civic Center offers baton twirling lessons starting Monday for all ages. Classes meet weekly with age groups and marching group participation in local parades. Tuition is 6 dollars monthly. registration preferred before September. Mrs Scoby leads sessions at 4:30 p.m. New and returning students may purchase batons. For info call 479-3002 or 479-1697.

Deer Park Civic Center Civic Center Jan Scoby Scoby

Major Auto Accident on Highway 225 and Battleground Rd

Friday August 22 a major crash occurred at 4 p m on highway 225 and Battleground Rd involving Patricia A Collins driving a 1964 Chevrolet from Virginia St La Porte and Clarence Jack Thomas in a 1968 Chevrolet from 1010 Potomac Houston. Thomas was charged with failure to yield right of way. Christine Collins six months old and Mrs Collins were rushed to San Jacinto Memorial Baytown for emergency care while Thomas received first aid at Bay Shore Hospital before release.

Highway 225 Battleground Rd Patricia A. Collins Virginia St la Porte Clarence Jack Thomas Potomac Houston Christine Collins Collin Collins San Jacinto Memorial Baytown Thomas

Word of Thanks to Local Fire Dept and Rider

Mr and Mrs Eldon Sivley express sincere thanks to the Fire Dept for quick service after a fall at their home. Little water damage occurred. Special gratitude to Paul Shelley for discovering the fire and notifying the department. 121 Trepe

Fire Dept Paul Shelley Eldon Sivley Trepe

City Council reviews proposed 1969 budget and growth plans

City Administrator Clovis Mann outlines a balanced 1969 70 budget totaling 1 674 848 with 1 308 357 General Fund and 366 491 Water and Sewer. No tax increase is planned, salaries dominate costs, and a public hearing set for September 23. Development talks for Suburban Estates continue alongside street extension debates with Lawther.

Clovis Mann General Water & Sewer Department Enterprise Fund Mann Pat Kronin

Football Kick Off Banquet Set For Friday Sept 5 Deer Park

The Deer Park High Varsity football team hosts its annual Football Kick Off Banquet on Friday September 5 at 7 30 p m in the Deer Park Jr High Cafeteria. Guest speaker is Hal Lundgren Chronicle sports columnist and KXYZZ announcer. Head Coach Jim Amos and staff will introduce players. Tickets 3 00 per person from Chamber of Commerce directors or at the door. Lundgren educated at SMU joined Houston Post sports staff in 1963 and moved to Chronicle in 1966 as pro football writer.

Chamber of Commerce Deer Park High Deer Park Jr. High Hal Lundgren Houston Chronicle KXYZZ Jim Amos Cofc Sm.u Lund- Bren Houston Post The Chronicle

Deer Park Tops Texas City In Scrimmage 13-0

Deer Park varsity under Coach Jim Amos defeated Texas City 13-0 in a Saturday scrimmage led by quarterback Mike McCulloch who connected with Kenny Madden for two touchdowns and one extra point. Rob Langham Corky Cottrell and Jimmy Stevens contributed on offense and defense as Langham and Madden each intercepted passes.

Jim Amos Deer Park Texas City Mike McCulloch Kenny Madden Rob Langham Corky Cottrell Jimmy Stevens Madden Troy Humphries Amos

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Cit Tax Equalization Board M. C. Davis John Bean FMC Corporation Rose Shultz the Ivy Barbara Craig San Jacinto Elem Pat Dearinger Majorie Nettles Kingsdale Millie Reid 8Th & Center Lorene Catoe 4Th& Center G. W. Caldwell Hillshire Havana Faye Shepherd SIC Patrolman G.W. Caldwell Houston Shoe Hospital Amblin Kaye Maxwell Earn Esnsence Texas A&m Fire School Texas Firemen’s Pension Board Church of Christ Alyse Pasadena Maryland D. Waggoner Council E. D. Ainsworth Surburban Estates Oklahoma, Louisiana & Georgia Sts Pasadena Blvd St. Augustine St Linberger, Burke City Buster Ballard Ainsworth W. D. Lawther 13Th St. East Cook Lawther Linberger Civil Defense Tommy Cutter National Guard Stingarees Bob Langham Reggie Nalley Bob Pickle Troy Kumphries Randy Kodar Rob Blair Keemng Madden Jamar Rosenberg Victoria Stroman
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