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Newspaper
Deer Park Weekly Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
7
Patrolman Odis Powell has served Deer Park residents since May 1969. He spent two years as a patrolman with Galena Park Police Dept. Powell is a graduate of the Texas A&M School in Accident Investigations and Criminal Law and Report Writing. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Powell.
The Deer Park Jaycees completed a disaster relief drive for Hurricane Camille victims begun two days after the storm. Chairman Bobby Wesson led quick action with two truckloads collected by Friday night and a third shipped. a fourth load is accumulating. Donations of non-perishable food and cleaning supplies are still welcome at Plaza Texaco Station Center and Pasadena Boulevard through Saturday. Local residents are thanked for overwhelming support and generosity toward the homeless in the stricken areas.
The following new families have recently moved to Deer Park. The note invites them to join churches and civic organizations and become part of the community. Names and addresses include Charles Clark, Walter Anderson Jr, John Gann, Claude Salisbury, Bill Plunkett, J W Estlinbaum, Bob Hilgen, Roger D White, Curtis McDonald, H N Brashear, William Madison, Curtis Doolan, Delbert Teutsch, Juan Andres Sanchez, M W Westbrook, Dr. Robert Crozier, Jesse Ray, Ronald Brewer, W E Long, H P Smiers, Monroe Krumnow and others at various Deer Park streets.
Deer Park City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a joint public hearing at City Hall 1302 Center Street at 7 00 PM on September 23 1969 to consider moving Tract 16 of the Thomas Earl Survey 11 8 acres from District 8 to Industrial Park District 10 subject to District 10 rules and possible District 11 changes. Public notice dated August 26 1969 signed by Dorothy S Martin Acting City Secretary and S R C Leezer Chairman.
A classroom quip notes six flies on a desk. After a student’s reply, only the dead fly would remain, illustrating a dark punchline about the hit. The exchange captures a moment of macabre humor in a simple classroom scene.
Cub Scouts Pack 268 will hold its annual Round up on Monday September 8 at 730 PM in the San Jacinto Elementary School Cafeteria. Bayshore District HQ representatives will explain the Cub Scout program to parents and new boys aged 8 to 11. parental attendance requested.
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