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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1975

Page

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Silsbee trustees set special meeting on audits and timber re appraisal

Silsbee Independent School District trustees meet today at 5 p.m. in the high school library to review the 1974-75 audit by Juncker and McMillan and discuss new insurance bidding guidelines. They consider employing Latham, Latham and Townsend for an 80 000 acre timber re appraisal and note current sick leave policy changes and recent bids on a tractor and a step van.

Silsbee Independent STSD Silsbee High School William E. McMillan Beau Aont Juncker and McMillan Crawford SISD Cravens Insurance Agency Elmore Insurance Agency Silsbee Insurance Agency McClanahan Fields Insurance Agency Paul Georgas Cravens Latham, Latham and Townsend Jasper Ford Tractor and Equipment Co Morris Moore Chevrolet Silsbee Oil City Tractor and Equipment Co. Inc Jasper Farm and Ranch Supply H. A. Thomas Auto Supply Co Donalson Dodge Co

County considers computer data bank for tax roll

Hardin County Commissioners may approve a plan Monday to use a computer data bank to update and expand the county tax roll. A Houston firm assisted with tentative approval last week. Cost estimated at 35 000 to 40 000 dollars with a three year payoff, and the next court meeting is Monday November 24 at 10 a.m.

Hardin County The BEE Truett Pritchard and Associates Houston Horace Moye Commissioners Court

Tigers at Port Neches Groves in young season clash

Silsbee's Tigers travel to Port Neches Groves for a third game after a 1-1 start. Anthony Brown led with 35 points in the win over Lee and 26 against the Bulldogs, with Larry Taylor and Artie Shankle contributing key scores as the Tigers eye more district play next month.

Silsbee Tigers Port Neches-Groves Baytown Lee Beaumont Charlton - Pollard Bulldogs Anthony Brown Lee Bulldogs Larry Taylor Artie Shankle Brown Dogs Shankie Oliver Lewis Lewis Taylor Derrek Shelton Forest Park Woodville Eagles West Orange

City and School Discuss O Neil Campus Property

The city and school leaders met to discuss moving classes from O Neil Intermediate to Read Turrentine Elementary during the holidays and how to dispose of the O Neil campus property. No firm buyer plans exist yet though inquiries have been made, with appraisals to be obtained if the city shows interest. The School Board will meet Thursday to seek approval for two qualified appraisals and notify the city of the results.

O'Neil Intermediate School Read-Turrentine O'Neil Bee Darrell D. Shine Richard Jones Eddie Grubbs Jim Hays Margie Eldredge Frank Grote Shine the Bee

Thieves Steal 17000 Gallons of Gas at South Hampton Plant

Sheriff Billy Paine reports theft of more than 17000 gallons of premium gasoline valued over 6000 dollars from the South Hampton Oil Co bulk plant on Loading Deck Road near Silsbee. Two loads vanished likely on November 15 16 and a large transport truck is suspected.

South Hampton Oil Co Silsbee Billy Paine Morris Windham Paine

Bee to Go to Press Early Next Week

The Bee will go to press early next week for the November 27 issue due to Thanksgiving. Advertisers and contributors are asked to submit copy early to ensure publication. The Bee office will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 27 and 28.

Bee The

Four Silsbee residents hurt in area auto crashes

Four Silsbee residents sustained injuries in separate weekend incidents in Silsbee and Beaumont. Ollie Coudrain was treated after a rear collision on FM 418 with a pulp wood truck driven by Theodore Martin Jr. The second crash injured Richard Storms on FM 92 when his Gremlin overturned. Vickie de Bretagne and Linda Short were treated after their vehicle rolled on the Eustex Freeway in Beaumont.

Silsbee Beaumont Ollie Clines Coudrain P.O. Box Silsbee Doctors Hospital Theodore Martin Jr Kirbyville FM 92 Silsbee Volunteer Fire Department William Gilley Silsbee Police Department Margaret Sharp Richard Patrick Storms James Martin Storms Vickie de Bretagne Linda Short Eustex Freeway Miss de Bretagne St. Elizabeth Hospital

Trustees Vote To Equalize Tax Assessments In Lumberton

Lumberton School Board unanimously approves an equalization program for taxable properties in Lumberton Independent School District. The plan reassesses property based on market value to fix inequities, citing state law and goals of equity, with no tax increase intended.

Lumberton Lumberton Independent School District

Jefferson County Grand Jury Indicts Lumberton Man

A Jefferson County Grand Jury on November 13 indicted Charles Derek Phelps, 18, of Laurie Lane Lumberton, for the April 12 office burglary and the October 1 auto burglary. The break ins targeted a doctor’s office in the Goodhue Building in downtown Beaumont and a vehicle at 2355 Central Drive.

Jefferson County Lumberton Charles Derek Phelps Laurie Lane Central Drive Beaumont Goodhue

Hardin County Spends Average Of $344 Per Capita For Services

New York reports show county and city per capita costs vary widely by size. Hardin County spends about 344 per person on local services, compared with 413 in similar counties and 575 national average. Local tax revenue of 218 per capita funds part, with federal and state payments covering the rest.

Hardin County New York Department of Commerce Robert Brown Tax Foundation United States Texas

City Rebates Totals 14.5 Million to 670 Cities

Austin Comptroller Bob Bullock mailed sales tax rebates totaling 14.5 million to 670 cities and towns, bringing calendar 1975 rebates to 223.7 million. Individual city amounts included Silsbee 13,192.69 and Sour Lake 738.32.

Austin Bob Bullock Bullock Silsbee Kountze

Another Cemetery Work Day Scheduled

The Resthaven Cemetery Care Association plans a work day on Saturday November 22 from 8 30 a m until volunteers finish. Bring gloves tools mowers pickup trucks and a sack lunch for noon. Goal is finishing the second section. Next meeting December 2 at 7 p m in Silsbee State Bank.

Resthaven Cemetery

Volunteer Firemen Report Few Calls

Silsbee volunteers had a light week with one house fire on Nov 11 behind the Silsver Tea nightclub, a mattress fire on Nov 15 at the King residence, a wreck scene aid, and a gasoline spill cleanup at Exxon station near US 96 Highway 32.

Silsbee Russell Busby Silsver~ Tea Fresenius Road King Division Street SVFD Kirby School Exxon US 96-Hwy. 32 Srass Hicks Dairy The BEE

Registration Awaiting Decision of Appeals Court

Voter registration deadlines are on hold as the Fifth Circuit considers registration mailings. Hardin County tax assessor Fred Anders urges voters to keep existing certificates until the court acts. The ruling may affect forms and bilingual instructions. A federal panel in Tyler convened on November 24 to decide the appeal.

Mark White Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Fred Anders Hardin Anders White Thomas Gee U.S. Court of Appeals For 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals For Tyler

Thanksgiving speaker Dr. Lancaster to address Bicentennial service

Dr John W Lancaster minister of First Presbyterian Houston will speak at the Bicentennial Thanksgiving Community Service Sunday at 5 pm at First Baptist Church Highway 96 South. A volunteer choir led by Roy Bean will perform The Battle Hymn of the Republic with rehearsals at 4 pm.

John W. Lancaster First Presbyterian Church Houston First Baptist Church Highway 96 South Roy Bean Lancaster Helen Landolt C. E. Landolt C. E. Landolt Jr Dallas North Dallas High School Union Theological Seminary Austin College Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary St. Andrews University of Scotland Presbyterian Church Eadership

South Hampton To Develop Neches Storage Facility

M. A. Bomer president of South Hampton Co and Stinnes Oil and Chemical Co of Houston form a limited partnership to develop nearly 1000 acres on the east bank of the Neches River south of Beaumont as an oil tank storage facility. Announcement Tuesday cites initial capacity of 400 100 barrels with goal of a fuel terminal later.

M. A. Bomer South Hampton Co Stinnes Oil and Chemical Co Houston Ito Neches River Beaumont

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SHACO Jerry Clark Clark J & J Processing Co Clarks Miss Short United Appeals Richard Hardy E. J. Dietrich Jefferson County Grand Jury Silsbee State Bank Appeals Dr. Lancaster South Hampton Neches
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