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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1976

Page

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Tigers Ninth In AP State Ratings With Graham Top East Rusher

In two games the Silsbee Tigers rise to ninth in the AP state rankings as William Graham leads East Zone rushers with 287 yards on 31 carries and four touchdowns. Richard Avery is among leaders in passing, with nine completions for 162 yards and three TDs. Dwight Fobbs tops Tiger receivers with three catches for 43 yards and three scores.

Tigers Graham Texas William Graham Silsbee Tigers Associated Press West Orange Viojans Forest Park Richard Avery Avery Ha Robert Arline i Avery Robert Robertson Doug Shankle Norris Green Derrek Shelton Dwight Fobbs McGahton McGallion Robertson Tifer Wittck Arline David Norton David Morgan David Jones Tiger

Albert D. Miller Assessed Five Years For Auto Theft

Albert Dave Miller aged 19 of 210 S 17th St Silsbee was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty in Jefferson County Criminal District Court to theft and unauthorized use of vehicles. He admitted involvement in four auto thefts between December 1975 and August 1976. Cars were taken from Beaumont and Nome car sales lots.

Albert Dave Miller S. 17Th St Silsbee Criminal District Court Jefferson County Miller Beaumont Nome Polk-Dawson Calder Myron Gray Chrysler Agency Harold Owens Bonner Street Owens Silsbee Police A. L. Burleson

City Court Docket Call Scheduled Sept 23

The Silsbee Municipal Court docket call for Sept. 23, led by Municipal Judge L A Yankie, lists cases to be tried starting at 9:00 a.m. in the city courtroom including public intoxication, racing on roadway, disobeyed traffic signals, and assault counts.

Silsbee L. A. Yankie Terry Lance Zimmerman Freddie Issac Montgomery Pamela Griffith John Hilton Lowe Robert Watkins Aris

Silsbee Volunteers Battle Eight Calls This Week

Silsbee Fire Department chief Russell Busby reports eight runs last week. Incidents include a total loss house fire north of Silsbee on Highway 2, a Myrtle Street attic fire, multiple false alarms, a heater blast at Prince Hall Villa, car fire on Highway 92, a forest fire on the Tyler County line, a dumpster fire near Massey Lake Road, and a quick containment of each incident.

Silsbee Fire Department Russell Busby Silsbee Jim Burns Busby DiVision Street Myrtle Street T. E. Hare Prince Hall Villa Hazell Scott Possum Hollow Highway 92 Charles Flowers Kountze Tyler Forest Service Beaumont Massey Lake Road

Homecoming Plan Reveals Oct 8 9 Activities at Silsbee High

Silsbee High announces homecoming events for October 8 and 9. A parade with decorated cars floats and 16 bands starts at the Post Office at 10 am Saturday, marching to Pine Plaza Shopping Center. An ex-students program is set for 1 30 pm at Stshee Junior High School Jetterton. A free street dance from 7 pm to midnight on Avenue H between Fourth and Fifth Streets features a cake walk. Class receptions details will be shared at the Friday night game.

Liv Meston Oat Silsbee High School Moppine Hizhbaht Stshee Jetterton Avenue H Fourth Fifth Streets Heeschel Mowers

Quiet Week Reports by Hardin County Sheriff

Hardin County Sheriff Billy F E Paine describes a very light week with one investigation in progress. On September 10 Rick Rayfield of Village Mill reported his 1971 Lincoln missing, noting it hadn’t run for some time but had recently been repaired. He suspects it could have been stolen on the 8th or 9th. No arrests or clues reported at this time.

Hardin County Billy FE Paine Rick Rayfield Village Mill Rayfield

Silsbee Club Reunion Draws 65 From Silsbee in L A

Sixty five residents from Silsbee attended the Silsbeeian tenth annual reunion in Los Angeles California on Sept 3 4 with about 450 attendees at Quality Inn John Henry Johnson of Los Angeles serves as president. The organization includes clubs in San Miguel Oakland and Houston sponsoring a $500 scholarship annually. The 1977 meeting will be hosted by the Silsbee Club led by Elma Rhymes. The gatherings occur the weekend before Labor Day.

Silsbee Silsbeeian ‘Lib Los Angeles Cahit Quality Inn John Henry Johnson San Mego Oakland Calif Houston Silsbee Club Elma Rhymes

Santa Fe rail crossing ordinance discussed at council

Santa Fe Railway representatives urged the council to add provisions to a railroad crossing ordinance. Proposals included deputizing flagmen to issue tickets, a one block speed limit near crossings, and stop signs at Third Street and Knupple Road. Council debated enforcement and promised to study the ideas as it set a Sept. 21 budget hearing and a follow up budget vote.

Joe Cornell Turrentine Loin Neta Santa Fe Railroad Santa Fe Third Street Knupple Road C .E. Landolt Jr Landolt

Commissioners Approve County Budget in Bedside Session

Hardin County Commissioners approved a nine month county budget after transporting Rex Moore to the courthouse due to illness. The plan covers January to September at 1,419,386 dollars with a 10 percent pay raise for elected officials except commissioners and increased in county travel allowances. The tax rate remains 95 cents per 100 valuation.

Rex Moore Court House Moore Beaumont Emmett Lack Lack Moye the Bee

Pamela Tobey Named National Merit Semifinalist

Miss Pamela Ann Tobey, a center at Silsbee High School and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sain W. Tobey, is among about 15 000 students named National Merit Semifinalists in 1977. Semifinalists must be endorsed by principals and show high academic records to advance to Finalist status and compete for scholarships.

Pamela Ann Tobey Silsbee High School Sain W. Tobey Holly St NMSC Wit U.S Loti

Voter Registration Ends On October 1

Hardin County Tax Assessor Jeanette McCreight reminds all eligible voters that registration runs to 5:00 p.m. October 1, 1976. Those already registered need not re register if they have the blue card. Late registrations accepted until midnight October 3 through deputy registrar officers in the Hardin County Courthouse, Kountze.

Hardin County Jeanette McCreight Tax Assessor-Collector's Kountze

Silsbee Chamber of Commerce Members Meeting Planned

A general membership meeting of the Silsbee Chamber of Commerce will be held at noon on Monday September 20 at the Cajun Delight Restaurant. The event features a Dutch lunch and is hosted by Farley M. Bowers executive vice president. This is the second of four meetings scheduled for the year for all members.

Silsbee Chamber of Cammere Monnday Farley M. Bowers Vic

Tigers face French Buffaloes in Friday night clash

Tigers host the French Buffaloes at Babe Didrikson Zaharias Memorial Stadium Beaumont at 7 30 pm Coach Ray McGaul predicts a tough test as Beaumont district leaders Buffaloes seek another title led by quarterback Jerry Bennett and tailback Kevin Newton Their short handed backfield may rely on William Graham and Richard Avery as injuries bite the Tigers but they aim to upset the visitors with a strong ground game and passing attack

Ray McGaullion Tigers French Buffaloes Babe Didriks Zaharias Luft Ceaches Forest Park Trojans Nacogdoches Streeas Butts Dragon Jerry Bennett Kevin Newton Toa Buffalo Butfs Steve Sha‘er Thvey Richard Avery Trojans

Smoking trends show decline among adults in Hardin County

A чита Brown County health survey reports adults in Hardin County reduced smoking since 1964 1970 but teenage girls ages 18 to 17 show rising smoking rates. National data from Public Health Service and American Cancer Society indicate U S adults 21 smoke about 39 3 percent men 42 2 percent in 1970 and 52 4 percent in 1964 while women over 21 run 26 9 percent.

New York Hardin County United States Chapain Ammckers Dat Public Health Service Ameriean Cancer Society Hevsk Alain Fieaas Lust

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Albert D. Miller Lloyd Edward Ewing Barbara Arnold M. V. Lovelady Sheriff's Department James Hays Ave. O Ave. N Norton Ith Street Horace Moye Wednesay Billy E. Paine Pamela Tobey Apa Terry Aris Strong Bubw Fort Worth BL Walaa Fovreus Ceisicents City Pam Tobey C of C Walliant Craters Ronwald W Robertson Detin Shankie Tim Albrecht Exrte Aiz Alan Sanford Buard Mytex David Jones Hid Itsort Tan Morgan Rayford Detorad Split Eoe Tonvey Golding Hell Bark Novtis UPI Greg Edwards
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