Many Hunters Anticipate Squirrel Season Friday in Hardin County
Squirrel season opens Oct 1 in Hardin County and surrounding areas with a 10 per day bag limit and 20 in possession. Large landowners offer free hunting with maps, including Kirby Lumber Corp and Temple Eastex guides for 189,317 and 30,000 plus acres. Archery deer season runs Oct 1-31, regular deer Nov 13-Jan 2.
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Kirby Lumber Corp
Kirby
Temple Eastex
Jasper
Hardin County
Pat Mayse
Paris
Lamar County
Amelina
Dam B
County-SW Bell Right Of Way Dispute Heads To Court
Hardin County Commissioners discussed a 1968 right-of-way bill from Southwestern Bell totaling 18 000 with an offered 12 000. After heated remarks Commissioner Barrington backed paying 16 548 07 to settle out of court, with state reimbursement leaving about 800 from active funds. An airport surveying contract with the State Highway Department was approved to accelerate expansion and secure 14 1 acres from timber firms and the Baptist Foundation, with surveying capped at 5 000 and county readiness for grants of 400 000.
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Hitler
Precinet 2
Howard Barrington
Kountze
Glen Kirby
Southwestern Bell
Hardin County Commissioners Court
Bell
Hardin County
Barrington
State Highway Department
Kirby
GSU
Horace Moye
Airport Committee
Don Hawthorne
Highway Department
Hawthorne
Baptist Foundation
Texas
Dallas
Burglary and Theft Probed in Hardin County
Hardin County Sheriff Billy E Paine reports a Monday burglary and a separate theft. Harold Fry of Votaw says two chain saws and a toolbox were taken from his pickup, value 926 dollars. Five band instruments were also reported missing from Hardin Jefferson High School. Chief Deputy Mike Holzapters leads the probe with no suspects yet.
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Hardin County Sheriff’s Office
Hardin County
Billy E. Paine
Harold Fry
Votaw
Paine
Fry
Jackie Kirklin
Votan
Velvete
Mike Holzapters
Hardin-Jefferson High School
Roger Gotcher
Sheriff’s Office
Fire Department Makes Four Runs This Week
The Sushee Fire Department responded to three minor blazes and a traffic crash in the past week. A tractor-trailer fuel fire on US 96 east of Silsbee, a house attic blaze at 155 South 3rd Street, a tree fire near Highway 2, and a truck fire at 170 North Street were promptly contained with minor damage and quick extinguishing.
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Sushee
Russell Busby
US. 96
Silsbee
Busby
South 3Rd Street
Lonnie Trotti
North & Street
J&l Trucking Co
Johnny L. Straps
City Hotel
John Mattox
Rt. 1
Box
Victor
Palermo
Mattox
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
North 6Th Street
Roosevelt Drive
David Lee Morgan
South Highway 96
Billie Wilder Augiles
Rt. 4
Ruggles
Lindy Odom
Odom
Joseph Clark
Landalt
Jefferson County
James Ard
Fred
Myra Womack
Hardin County
Silsbee Council Approves GSU Rate Hike With Penalty
The Silsbee City Council sanctioned Gulf States Utilities 8.9 percent rate increase with a prompt payment discount clause intact and unresolved disputes over penalties. Legal actions followed as council and utility crews sought to settle authority over rates. Temporary injunction blocked late penalty charges while suits progressed.
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GSU
Silsbee City
Silsbee
Roger Ratlift
Gilbert Leu
John Fordinal
City of
88Th District Court
Warren Homecoming Set for Oct 22 at Warren High
Waerren High School announces its 1976 Homecoming Friday October 22 with a parade at 4 30 p m through Warren followed by a homecoming football game versus Cormigan at 7 30 p m. A reception for former students will be held at the high school after the game.
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Joanne
Sz Ne Roach
Ex-Student Association
Jordan
Silsbee High School
Waerren High School
Warren
Cormigan
Silsbee ISD Board of Trustees Meeting Highlights
Silsbee Independent School District board met at Silsbee High School in the Hermes area for their regular session on October 13. Reports from committees covered transportation attendance and tax assessment. policies and sheltered workshop participation were discussed. They considered more classroom space including portable classrooms for kindergarten and vocational ag students and approved hiring Ronnie Tribble as district appraiser in the tax office.
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Silsbee Independent School District Board of Trustees
Cand
Transportation, Attendance
Ronnie Tribble
SETRPC Executive Committee To Meet In Sour Lake
The South East Texas Regional Planning Commission Executive Committee will convene on Wednesday Oct 20 at 7:00 PM at the Sour Lake Community Center. Members include Mayor James L Hays Silsbee president and others from Jefferson Orange and Beaumont counties with Don Kelly as executive director.
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South East Texas Regional Planning Commission
Port Neches
Ken Wall
Beaumont
Don Kelly
Port Arthur
Setrpc
Regional Council On Aging
Alcohol Drug Abuse Advisory Committee
Texas Municipal League
State of Texas
Tigers Face Jasper in High-Stakes Friday Night Clash
Tigers coached by Ray McGallion bring an undefeated 5-0-1 record and strong defense to Jasper to renew a long rivalry with the Bulldogs in a do or die bid for the zone crown. Jasper counters with a tough offensive line and a fresh but capable squad led by sophomore Lawrence Armstrong.
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Ray McGallion
Tigers
Jasper
Bulldogs
South Park Greenies
McGallion
Tiger
South Park
Bridge City
Lawrence Armstrong
David Scott
Offens
Highway Contracts Awarded For Construction In County
State Highway and Public Transportation Commission awards total 4 260 324 99 for September projects. Franklin C. Young to supervise. RE W McKinney and T L James Co Inc win two contracts in Hardin County and near Silsbee with low bids of 4 million 900 and 10900. Johnson Duke Duke Construction Inc of Cleveland earns 215 141 00 for Farm to Market Road 421 work.
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Austin
State Highway and Public Transportation Commission
Hardin County
Franklin C. Young
RE. W. McKinney
T. L. James & Company, Inc
Nancogdoches
Silsbee
Football roster fragment lists players with numbers and positions
A fragmented roster snippet lists players such as Richard Avery 146 back, Ronald Robertson 190 wingback, William Graham 176 tailback, Alan Sanford 168 guard, Dwight Fobbs 82 tight end and 85 safety, Addie Keb y 149 nose guard, and Greg Edwards 172 end, including multiple tackles and linebackers with various numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Avery
Robert Aviine
Ronald W. Robertson
William Graham
Tim Albrecht
Alan Sanford
Don Metinns
Danny Doyen
David Norton
Rayford Dolford
Dwight Fobbs
Toneny Cole
Novissateen
Mark Gore
Tbr
Rove Orback
Dove Shankle
Addie Keby
Craig McGallion
David Jones
Johnny Hooks
Greg Edwards
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Justice of the Peace
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