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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
3
Community members rally to back eight Little League candidates with bake sales car washes and other fundraisers through June 19. Coronation set for June 21 at the Ball Park with timing to be announced. Mothers and friends urge participation as donations determine the winner.
A Texas A&M Extension specialist urges older citizens to bring a positive attitude to job interviews. Focus on how skills fit the role, present a neat appearance and confidence, avoid criticizing past employers, and leave personal problems at home. Listening also aids success in seeking work.
Miss Lane notes TEC offers employment help to job seekers of all ages. Local TEC offices provide the same assistance to older workers as to younger people. An older worker specialist directs TEC efforts to place mature men and women in suitable jobs.
Construction of the 622-foot HemisFair Tower will start about September 1 and finish within a year. The project includes a revolving restaurant at 550 feet, a 312-seat dining floor, and a 579-foot observation deck with shops and vending. Rosa M. Gonzalez won a name contest with a $100 bond and a San Antonio trip plus a family expo pass.
A birthday deck with 340 capacity will be at 605 feet. Troy Benton Dreddy was honored on his second birthday with a party at his home. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Douglas hosted the event as guests traveled from ground to top in twelve moments. Sixty eight flights served cake and punch. Each of the stairs had 15 whistles and miniature hats as favors.
VA Houston official P. J. Mims announced that educational benefits application forms are available at the Veteran Service Office in Kountze and at VA offices, major colleges, Veteran County Service Offices, and Red Cross Chapters. The post-Korean GI Bill covers veterans with active duty of 181 days or more and pays up to 100 dollars per month without dependents or 150 dollars with dependents, with eligibility rules and school approvals handled by state agencies and the VA.
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