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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1977
Page
7
A movement toward deinstitutionalization gains momentum as people with disabilities gain independence through accessible housing, employment, and group support. The rise in community living, backed by government and private agencies, challenges old welfare models and aims for full citizenship and self determination.
Ten year old Mike Gray son of Mr and Mrs Les Gray of Silsbee a Read Turrentine School fifth grader served as the NFL mascot for the Houston Oilers Chicago Bears game won by 47 to 0 last Sunday. He rode in the helmet cart received an Oilers uniform and helmet and pads had his name on the scoreboard and was photographed with punter Cliff Parsley. Mike is the only local mascot honored.
A reader shares a spiritual reflection comparing life to a narrow highway. He recalls a misread sign causing a 24 mile penalty, notes the Christian journey is tough and requires God’s strength, and urges mutual encouragement on the path. Violet Munro Nassau Bahamas.
In Hardin County a Democratic tilt persisted on election night 1952 with Eisenhower carrying two precincts Thicket 36 to 27 Sour Lake 345 to 308 The Silsbee box led county totals with 1948 votes Stevenson 1434 Eisenhower 483 Shivers and Daniel faced mixed results Reed but Shivers won 4108 to 519 Brooks swept the second district with 4361 votes to 519.
In Eisenhower era coverage Texas Republicans carried the state for the first time since 1928. A light rain fell across dry pastures, offering little relief to ranchers facing scarce winter forage as cattle face tough conditions.
ESEA Title I Parent Advisory Committees of Junior High and Read Turrentine set meetings for Monday November 14. The Junior High group convenes at 10:00 a.m. in the school cafeteria, and the Read Turrentine group gathers at 2:00 p.m. in their cafeteria to elect officers for the coming year and discuss the calendar.
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