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Charles Leger graduated from Deweyville High School in 2004 and has graduated from war service — See the results of twice. High School games on Leger returned home from Afghanistan in August 1B. after being deployed in January. It was the second time his United States Marine Corp. battalion has been called into action. His first stint came in May 2009 when he stayed until Ford Park November of the same year. Has Big Plans Leger was part of the infantry unit called “America’s Battalion” in his stays overseas. He described the land and its people as those still “living off the land.” It is that type of living which Leger now feels comfortable with in his life back home. “It was a learning experience,” Leger said. “I know I really don’t need much to stay alive. All I need is food, water and shelter.” The war Leger was helping fight is tied directly into the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on American soil. When the terrorists struck our home, they started a war against our country that even 10 years from then we are still fighting. Leger was a sophomore in high school when the attacks were made and said he wanted to enlist direct- Courtesy photo Charles Leger recently returned from his second stint in Afghanistan fighting in Operation Enduring Freedom. There were many days of walking through fields g See HOME, Page 8A for Leger and his friends he made while serving overseas. The time for talking is done/7B.

Orange It’s that time of year... Community Local organization accepting items for wildfire victims By Tommy Mann Jr. The Orange Leader

A local organization which is known for helping its own community is reaching out to others, and your help is needed. The Orange Jaycees are holding a special fundraiser for victims of the Texas wildfires from 9 Check out what is a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 10, in the parking lot going on in Orange in front of Big Lots on MacArthur Drive in Orange. this week/10A. Niki Monceaux of the Orange Jaycees is one of many wanting to help the people who have lost everything to these terrible wildfires. Follow us on: “Some people have absolutely nothing left, except the clothes they are wearing,” Monceaux said. “Those of us who live here in Orange County have Leader photo by Tommy Mann Jr. gone through hurricanes. We’ve been where they facebook.com/theorangeleader Members of the Orange Lions Club began work bright and early Friday are. We’ve gone through a disaster. This time it is morning to prepare the grounds of Orange Lions Den Park for the 2011 someone else who is going through it, so we need to Lions Club Carnival, as shown by Robert Sepulvado using a tractor to help.” unload fencing from a flatbed trailer. The carnival will be held Oct. 5 to Oct. 8, and again from Oct. 12 to Oct. 15. twitter.com/orangeleader13 g See JAYCEES, Page 8A Weather

SUNNY Vidor to establish 2 quiet zones Please see Page 2A for the complete weather report. for trains

By Tommy Mann Jr. Index The Orange Leader Advice ...... Page 4B Area Calendar ...... Page 5B VIDOR — Two neigh- Classifieds ...... Insert borhoods near railroad Comics ...... Insert crossings will be a lot Community Page . . . . .Page 10A quieter very soon. Obituaries ...... Page 3A City Council members Opinion ...... Page 4A met Thursday and Sports ...... Page 1-3B approved the creation of State ...... Page 3A two quiet zones along the KCS Railroad tracks which separate north and south Vidor. Ricky Jorgensen, Vidor City Manager, said coun-

Leader photo by Tommy Mann Jr. cil approved the meas- The railroad crossing at North Dewitt and South Dewitt in Vidor is one of two which has been approved by City Council to become a quiet zone for trains. g See TRAINS, Page 8A

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Today's Weather Local 5-Day Forecast Ribbon cutting.... Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed 9/10 9/11 9/12 9/13 9/14

90/61 90/66 90/69 89/72 90/72 Mainly Sunshine. Sunny. Mainly Mainly sunny. High Highs in the Highs in the sunny. Highs sunny. Highs near 90F. low 90s and low 90s and in the upper in the low Winds SW at lows in the lows in the 80s and 90s and 5to10mph. mid 60s. upper 60s. lows in the lows in the low 70s. low 70s.

Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: 6:57 AM 6:57 AM 6:58 AM 6:58 AM 6:59 AM Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: 7:27 PM 7:26 PM 7:24 PM 7:23 PM 7:22 PM

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Amarillo 82/57

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El Paso Austin Orange 89/68 96/64 90/61 Houston 95/65 San Antonio 100/69 Courtesy photo The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce was pleased to welcome Look Who’s Cooking Now to the Chamber with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The cooking business is owned by Katherine Aras. Brownsville She offers Monday night cooking classes that showcases great appetizers, main courses and 95/70 desserts. Also offered is casseroles to go. Call in your order by noon and it will be ready for pick up Area Cities in the evening. Look Who’s Cooking Now is located at 2908 MacArthur drive. For more information City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. call 409-670-3144. Abilene 91 60 sunny Kingsville 98 67 sunny Amarillo 82 57 mst sunny Livingston 95 59 sunny Austin 96 64 mst sunny Longview 92 63 sunny Beaumont 92 63 sunny Lubbock 81 58 pt sunny Brownsville 95 70 sunny Lufkin 95 61 sunny Brownwood 94 65 sunny Midland 90 65 pt sunny Corpus Christi 96 69 sunny Raymondville 97 69 sunny Corsicana 93 66 sunny Rosenberg 96 65 sunny Dallas 93 68 sunny San Antonio 100 69 mst sunny Del Rio 96 65 sunny San Marcos 97 63 mst sunny Celebrating Grandparents Day.... El Paso 89 68 pt sunny Sulphur Springs 92 64 sunny Fort Stockton 90 65 pt sunny Sweetwater 90 59 mst sunny Gainesville 91 63 sunny Tyler 92 63 sunny Greenville 91 64 sunny Weatherford 92 65 sunny Houston 95 65 sunny Wichita Falls 92 62 sunny

National Cities City Hi Lo Cond. City Hi Lo Cond. Atlanta 83 58 sunny Minneapolis 85 64 mst sunny Boston 73 55 mst sunny New York 80 67 pt sunny Chicago 75 59 pt sunny Phoenix 97 76 t-storm Dallas 93 68 sunny San Francisco 70 58 mst sunny Denver 76 52 mst sunny Seattle 85 59 sunny Houston 95 65 sunny St. Louis 75 62 rain Los Angeles 75 56 pt sunny Washington, DC 81 68 pt sunny Miami 90 79 t-storm

YourSnapShots Community E-mail Photo Album Subject line SnapShots gpruett@orange- We want your leader.com (all photos must be in pictures jpeg format) Got a photo of people in your neighborhood Leader photo by Dawn Burleigh involved in community Information Ma Ma Sarah and Pa Pa Raymond Antoine enjoyed lunch with their twin granddaughters Ravyn (left) activities or the social 883-3571 and Robyn Young at Tekoa Academy on Friday, in celebration of Grandparents Day. National scene? We want to share Grandparents Day is Sunday, September 11. President Jimmy Carter, in 1978, proclaimed the first your good news by Tips for taking Sunday after Labor Day to be National Grandparents Day. printing it. That’s what SnapShots is all about. photographs Include the sender’s Submitting a photo? name, address and Make sure you follow phone number. We are these tips: unable to return photos. • Be close enough to Starlight Church of God in Christ to hold Women’s Summit the subjects to fill the shot’s frame. Luncheon scheduled at power luncheon. at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Mail • Hold camera steady. Special to The Leader 1 p.m. on Saturday is Special Guests are Friday, and the finale on SnapShots • Use flash inside and also included as part of Evangelist Ellaner Cook Sunday morning at 11 c/o Gabriel Pruett away from mirrors The Starlight Church The Orange Leader • Shoot picture in a of God in Christ the conference. of Beaumont, Evangelist a.m. For more informa- P.O. Box 1028 natural setting, i.e.: gar- Women’s Department Registration for the con- Arene Sample of tion call 409-886-4366 or Orange, Texas 77631 den club officers in gar- invite women in the ference is $35, which Chicago, and Evangelist the website at den. community to join them includes a conference Vanessa Brown of Ohio. starlightcogic.net for Women’s Summit bag, souvenir, confer- The public is invited to 2011. The conference ence materials, and attend worship services will be held Thursday, THE Sept. 22 through RANGE EADER Sunday, Sept. 25, at 2800 O SomethingSomething forfor everyone,everyone,L everyeveryday day Bob Hall Road in 841B Dal Sasso Drive, P.O. Box 1028 Orange. Powershops for Orange, Texas 77630-1028 Phone 409 883-3571 Fax 409 883-6342 participants are Home Delivery - Circulation 409 883-3571 ext. 2604 Thursday and Friday Call Mon.-Fri. 8a.m. to 5p.m. to start or stop delivery. Carrier delivery evening from 7 p.m. to seven days a week, $9.75 per month. Mail delivery $16.00 per month. 7:50 p.m. Missing paper...... 409 883-3571 ext. 2604 Call for same day delivery of a missed paper. Home delivery subscribers On Saturday, there will should receive their newspaper by 6 a.m. Mon.-Fri. and 6:30 a.m. Sat.- be a Symposium includ- Sun. Customer service for missed deliveries is open weekdays 7 a.m. to ing topics such as 10 a.m. and 7 a.m to 11 a.m. weekends. Calls made after 10 a.m. will be delivered with next dayʼs paper. “Breaking the Cycle of Report News...... 409 883-3571 ext. 2616 Fatherlessness”, Report Sports...... 409 883-3571 ext. 2617 “Communication, Social Call with tips or questions from 10a.m. to 10p.m. Networking vs. Retail Advertising...... 409 883-3571 ext. 2611 Sexting”, “Recognizing Classified Ads...... 409 883-3571 ext. 2601 Ad representatives are available Mon.-Fri. 8-5. the Signals of Domestic Billing Questions...... 409 883-3571 Violence and Customer service representatives are available Mon.-Fri. 8-5 to answer Depression”, and billing questions for newspaper delivery, retail advertising and classified. Publisher “Ministry to the Eric Bauer ...... [email protected] 409 883-3571 ext. 2606 Incarcerated and Re- Editor entry”. A Power Gabriel Pruett ...... [email protected] 409 883-3571 ext. 2618 Circulation Mgr. Glenda Bland ...... [email protected] 409 883-3571 ext. 2602 Business Mgr. McDougle Jeree Powell ...... [email protected] 409 721-2443 (USPS 410-260) Children’s Shoes The Orange Leader is a Community First Holdings Inc. newspaper, You took your kids to published seven days a week. The contents of The Orange Leader are McDougle’s when they protected under the Federal Copyright act. Reproduction of any portion of were little...shouldn’t your an issue will not be permitted without written permission of the publisher. grandchildren be as lucky? Postmaster Mon.-Wed. 10-6 • Thurs.-Sat. 10-7 Periodical Postage paid at Orange, Texas. Send address changes to: Target Center • 5888 Eastex Frwy The Orange Leader, P.O. Box 1028, Orange, TX 77630-1028. Beaumont 892-4531

www.orangeleader.com The Orange Leader Weekend, September 10-11, 2011 Page 3A Obituaries New filings in "racially Center Fountain of Love Fund in Birmingham, AL you can visit http://www.methodist- biased" TX execution case homes.org/ for more information. Alabama Service. sial. It's something that Funeral Homes & Special to The Leader Cremation Centers of "The bottom line is that should be obvious to Dadeville, AL are in AUSTIN, Texas - his trial was tainted by everyone, both at the charge of the arrange- Attorneys for a Texas this racist evidence. So official level and the ments. man scheduled for exe- we're asking that he public at large, that this cution in eight days are have a fair opportunity, can't be tolerated when Jose Guillermo asking a federal judge to in front of a jury that's someone's life is on the Ibarra Sr. order a new sentencing not biased by this sort of line." Jose Guillermo Ibarra trial, contending that thing, to argue for his Buck's lawyers also Sr., 63, of Orange passed Duane Buck's 1997 sen- life." have asked current away on Friday, tencing was unconstitu- She says the Buck case Attorney General Greg highlights how the Abbott, the Texas Board Spencer Lyle Trahan Mrs. Valda Bievenue September 9, 2011 at tional. death penalty is some- of Pardons and Paroles, Spencer Lyle Trahan, The Celebration of Life Orange Baptist Hospital. Buck's was one of times applied unfairly, and Gov. Rick Perry to 34, of Lake Charles for Mrs. Valda Bievenue, seven death-penalty even after the question intervene. So far, Keilen passed away on 94, of Houston, TX will cases that then-Attorney of guilt or innocence has says, everyone who Wednesday, September be Saturday at 11 am at General John Cornyn been settled. could postpone the 7, 2011 in Port Arthur. the Victory Christian wanted reviewed for Buck shot and killed Sept. 15 execution has He was a native of Church in Port Arthur, what he called an "egre- Debra Gardner and remained silent on the Beaumont, Texas; born TX. gious error": An expert Kenneth Butler in 1995, matter. on August 2, 1977 to par- Cremation will be witness told juries that and injured Phyllis "Whether or not any- ents Jeanette Kay under the direction of certain races were more Taylor, who now says one intervenes - or even (Nunnelly) and Charles Sparrow Funeral Home. John L. Croto, Jr. likely to be dangerous in she has forgiven him makes a decision until Edward Trahan. He was Visitation will be John L. Croto, Jr., 81, a the future. While the and wants his life at the last minute - we a retired veteran from Saturday morning from former resident of other six eventually spared. Keilen says just don't know." the Navy and was a 9 am until 11 am at the Orange, died Thursday, received new trials, allowing race to factor Perry has allowed 235 member of St. Martin church. September 8, 2011. Buck, who is African- into the sentencing vio- executions during his 10 DePorres Catholic An Orange native, she Funeral arrangements American, "slipped lated both the due- years as governor. He Church in Lake Charles. resided in Houston 65 are pending with through the procedural process and equal-pro- has granted clemency He worked for 38th years and was a member Claybar Funeral Home cracks," according to tection clauses of the only once, not counting Judicial District Judge of the 3rd Ward Baptist in Orange. Andrea Keilen, execu- Constitution. capital cases in which Hadley W. Fontenot in Church of Houston. tive director of the "It's something that the Supreme Court Cameron, LA and had She is survived by one Texas Defender should not be controver- intervened. lived the last three years son, Apostle Norman in Lake Charles, where Solco and his wife, he was employed with Evangelist Ellen Solco 504 N. 5th Street the law firm of Frohn of Port Arthur, TX, 5 Orange, TX 77630 September is National Preparedness Month 409-886-4445 and Thibodeaux LLC as grandchildren, and 10 www.claybarfuneralhome.com must also remember to ter. Visit the Ready an attorney. He enjoyed great grandchildren. Special to The Leader look forward and be Campaign's websites, spending time with his Offer sympathy expres- Ronnie Riggs Ronnie Riggs, 52, of DENTON, Texas - Are prepared because disas- ready.gov and listo.gov, family, listening to music sions at ters can happen any- or call these toll-free and playing his trumpet. orangeleader.com Orange, TX passed away you ready for a disaster? Wednesday, September The time to prepare is where at any time. We numbers, 1-800-BE- He loved the outdoors, strongly encourage READY and 1-888-SE- duck hunting, riding his 7, 2011 at Baptist right now. That's the Hospitals of Southeast message the Federal everyone to take these LISTO, for more infor- bicycle and was training crucial steps to get mation. to run in a marathon. T exas-Beaumont. Emergency Funeral arrangement Management Agency ready: have a plan in FEMA's mission is to Spencer was a loving place, put together an support our citizens and son, grandson, brother, are pending at Calvary (FEMA) is working to Mortuary. get out to people in emergency kit and stay first responders to uncle and friend who informed by listening to ensure that as a nation will be dearly missed. Arkansas, Louisiana, Carolyn Wiltz New Mexico, Oklahoma your local and state offi- we work together to He was preceded in Marvin C. Agee Carolyn Wiltz, 47, of cials." build, sustain, and death by his wife, Reyna Marvin C. Agee , age 89, and Texas during Orange, TX passed away, September, which is Tools and resources improve our capability Diaz Trahan; grandpar- died Tuesday, Tuesday, September 6, are available in English to prepare for, protect ents, Wilford and Marie September 6, 2011 in National Preparedness 2011. Services are pend- Month (NPM). and Spanish to help against, respond to, Nunnelly. Dadeville, AL. He was a ing at Clavary Mortuary. people prepare for, recover from, and miti- He is survived by his native of Salem, VA and NPM is an annual ini- tiative sponsored by respond to and recover gate all hazards. father and mother, a World War II veteran. Floyd Elvin Parks, Jr. FEMA's Ready from any type of disas- Charles and Jeanette He was a long time resi- Floyd Elvin Parks, Jr., Campaign in partner- Trahan of Fort Worth, dent of Birmingham, AL 64, of Orange, died ship with Citizen Corps TX; sister, Michelle and retired from Sunday, September 4, and the Ad Council. The Brown and her husband, American Bridge 2011. Cremation will be theme this year is "A Obituaries are posted daily at Craig of Colorado Division of U.S. Steel performed under the Time to Remember, A Spring, CO; brother, while working in direction of Claybar Time to Prepare." www.orangeleader.com Brett Trahan and his Orange, Texas. Mr. Haven of Rest "This is a season when wife, Jennifer of Fort Agee was a member of Crematory. as they arrive from Funeral Homes Worth, TX; grandpar- Aldersgate United many of us will reflect Click Obituaries on the left rail. ents, Nathan and Lola Methodist Church in upon past disasters such Mae Trahan of Orange; Birmingham, AL. He as the 9/11 terrorist nephews, Blake Trahan, had a passion for service attacks and Hurricane Cody Trahan, Bryson to others and volun- Katrina," said FEMA 504 N. 5th Street Region 6 Administrator Brown and Garrett teered with Christian Orange, TX 77630 409-886-4445 Tony Russell. "But we Brown. service ministry for www.claybarfuneralhome.com A Christian Burial many years. He is sur- Service will be held on vived by his wife of 69 Sunday, September 11, years, Margaret Kelley Best bets in 2011 at 2 pm at Dorman Agee, daughter Susan A. beverages for kids Keep Memories Funeral Home, with bur- Walker and husband ial to follow at Autumn Charles of Dadeville, Special to The Leader Oaks Memorial Park. A AL; granddaughter private viewing will be Margaret W. Crysell and HOUSTON – When kids ALIVE held from 11 am until 12 husband James; grand- need something to drink, noon pm and a gathering son Steven Walker all of reconsider reaching for with a Memorial. of family and friends Greenville, AL; great- that juice box. will be held from 12 granddaughters Jessica It’s easy to get confused Call 409-883-3571 noon pm until service Walker and Arona about what is and what is time at the funeral Gallew of Dadeville, AL; not a fruit juice. home. niece Andrea “Corkie” According to Roberta for more details In lieu of flowers dona- Clinevell, of Hertford, Anding, a registered die- Coreatha Richard tions may be made in the NC; and nephew Brent titian at Baylor College of “Happy Birthday” The memory of Spencer Lyle Clinevell of Salem, VA. A Medicine, if the label ORANGE LEADER Trahan to Crohn's & memorial service will be does not say 100 percent From www.orangeleader.com juice, it is not genuine Colitis Foundation, held at 3:00 p.m. on Deadlline is 2 days PRIOR to publication by 4 p.m. National Processing Sunday, September 11, fruit juice but fruit-fla- All Your Loved Ones Center, Attn: Memorial 2011 in the chapel of vored instead. Such fruit- Gifts, PO Box 1245, Fairhaven Retirement flavored beverages, like Albert Lea, MN, 56007- Center in Birmingham, many of those handy little 9976 or call 800-932-2423, AL. In lieu of flowers juice boxes, have higher ext. 212 for credit cards. family requests dona- sugar content than fruit tions can be made to juice and are even com- Fairhaven Retirement parable to sodas.

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FROM THE EDITOR: We will never forget the victims of 9-11-01 A majority of us remember where we were when the Twin Towers fell. We remember what we were doing when the Pentagon was struck by an airplane and the fourth plane crashed in a Pennsylvania field. We have not forgotten for a single moment the cowardly attacks our country faced on Sept. 11, 2001. We will never forget. intrusion into private lives. These attacks opened our eyes and our hearts. We LETTER TO THE EDITOR In a balanced and legally incisive opinion, Judge were once again joined together as Americans, as Sparks left in place the requirement for a preabor- the case was when Pearl Harbor was attacked. Thibodeaux to be applauded for tion sonogram because that is already standard The images of the burning buildings was and still medical procedure. is an image we can easily see in our minds. fast action in Orange County He zeroed in on the provision that requires "the This country has come a long way since the A little over two months ago, a phone line was run by physician who is to perform the abortion" to also be attacks. The terrorists are being fought still to this ATT to repair a neighbor’s home phone. The line responsible for conducting the sonogram and mak- day and we took down their leader in May. crossed my driveway as well as two of my neighbors not ing the presentation to the patient of both the No matter if one agrees or disagrees with the war the neighbor for which they performed the repair. The image and the sound of the fetus 24 hours or more on terror, we should all stand behind our troops customer called after the line wasn’t buried, I called, before the procedure can be done. Since several who are giving up their lives at home to face these and so did another neighbor with no avail. We were all clinic physicians might be involved in such a pillars of evil. told it would be buried, but saw no response. I contact- drawn-out scenario, Judge Sparks found "a physi- The war on terror is the war spawned from the ed the state representative’s office and finally last week cian should not have to gamble his or her entire attacks. I contacted Judge Carl Thibodaux’s office, spoke to his career (to say nothing of $10,000 and a criminal Our leaders promised we would track them down secretary, and explained the situation. The phone line record) on the mere hope a judge or jury will agree and it is being done even at this very moment. was buried the next day, and according to my husband, with the physician's interpretation of that phrase." We all owe it to the victims of Sept. 11, 2001 to con- they even ran a new line and buried it, not the one that Likewise, Judge Sparks found that a provision tinue to make sure we seek out those who wish to had been run over by all three neighbors several times. requiring doctors to provide paternity and child harm this nation even more and bring them to jus- But what occurred today was the icing on the cake, support information to women deciding not to have tice. Judge Thibodaux, himself, called me and asked if the an abortion imposes an unconstitutional duty on If we fail in this mission then we would take a step work had been performed. This left me with one the physician without explaining how or what con- towards forgetting that tragic day. thought; County Judge Carl Thibodaux cares! stitutes compliance with the law. And we shall never forget. Brenda D. Woolever The Houston Chronicle

NOT GIVING IN REMEMBERING THE LOST Federal judge rightly Remembering through honor, stays sonogram law vigilance, freedom

Funny how Texas elected officials who constantly How do you remember Sept. 11, 2001? denounce federal intrusion into our private lives The lasting images are deeply disturbing, still inducing are quite willing to sanction the most personally shock and sorrow. invasive of regulations when it suits their own Jets crashing into skyscrapers. agenda. Area Contacts Explosions and fire. Case in point: the state's new abortion sonogram People fleeing in terror. law, which intrudes into the doctor-patient rela- Landmark buildings crumbling to smoking dust. g Bridge City Mayor Kirck Roccaforte tionship to require women not only to have pre- A black hole in the ground, fragments of an airplane Phone: (409)735-6801 abortion sonograms but to view the fetus in the scattered across the rural countryside. Address: 260 Rachel Ave. womb and listen to its heartbeats. It then mandates Tears of loss, shock and horror. Bridge City, Texas 77611 a 24-hour waiting period before the patient can On this 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, have an abortion. even as our minds retain such unforgettable experi- A day before it would have gone into effect, a fed- g Bridge City Police Chief Paul Davis ences, we sometimes struggle with how to remember. Phone: (409)735-5028 eral judge appointed by President George H.W. Together, we have passed through the valley of the Bush in 1991, Austin's Sam Sparks, issued a tempo- Address: 2290 Texas Ave. shadow of death, and stand on the mountain looking rary restraining order finding some parts of the law Bridge City, Texas 77611 back. unconstitutional and effectively preventing its Remembering. enforcement. In a reversal of the usual scenario, g Orange County Judge Carl Thibodeaux this time a federal jurist is blocking excessive state Phone: (409)882-7070 The Tribune-Democrat Address: 123 S. Sixth Street Orange, Texas 77630

g Orange County Sheriff Keith Merritt Phone: (409)883-2612

Congressman Kevin Brady Did the terrorists win? g Phone: (936)441-5700 I've heard it said before know if the numbers 2008, there were 173 mil- power and influence. Fax: (936)441-5757 that it would be impossible include those who tragical- lion Christians and 2.6 mil- But at the end of the day, Facebook: facebook.com/kevinbrady for any outsiders to take ly took their own lives lion Jews. There were we're all Americans. Is down the United States. when they got home. approximately six million there nothing left that g Texas Rep. Mike Hamilton No one could match the Clearly, the terrorists' Americans who have a dif- unites us a nation? No Phone: (409)745-3644 strength of our military, American casualties have ferent faith, 11 million common belief? I don't Fax: (409)745-9319 ingenuity and wealth. The multiplied, and one might refused to answer the even know if freedom or only real way to take down be able to chalk this up as question and 34 million capitalism can unite us as America was from the a victory as well. indicated they had no reli- a nation anymore. inside out. I think since Let's not forget the Patriot gion. Meanwhile, all of this in- 9/11, we have been doing a Act and other legislation The very people who fighting has crippled our The Orange Leader pretty good job of that. that have chipped away at preach “tolerance” seem ability to excel as a nation, As of Sept. 30, 2001, just our fundamental free- to lack the same feeling for deal with our fiscal issues welcomes your opinion 19 days after the attacks, doms, our “inalienable those of us who consider and put our country on the our national debt stood at rights” in the years since. ourselves Christians. Just right path. Because of this, The Orange Leader welcomes letters from our readers. $5.8 trillion. This week, our Beyond all of that, New because we would like to we are slowly becoming Please limit letters to 300 words. debt was at $14.7 trillion. York Mayor Michael praise God, seek His bless- the kind of nation we've In addition to brevity and clarity, letters are reviewed Our credit rating as a Bloomberg has forbidden ings over the victims of fought to secure. That is a for libelous or distasteful content. nation has been down- any religious symbolism or tragedy does not mean nation led by ideologues, To share your opinion, please sign your name (no pseu- graded. Gold is skyrocket- mention at this weekend's other people are forced to one in which the rule of donyms) and include your address and telephone num- ing and there are coun- commemorative events. join in. law no longer applies and ber. The Orange Leader reserves the right to edit and/or tries pushing for the U.S. He, like many others, Yet, we are often treated our fundamental beliefs reject any letter. Dollar to no longer be the seems to have forgotten us as the enemy. If the ter- and documents are Letters from, and relevant to, Orange County and dominant currency in the that the First Amendment, rorists hated America allowed to be ignored Southeast Texas are offered priority over state and world. in regard to religion, because of our faith and because of the apathy of national letters and issues. I think we can chalk all of allows “the free exercise support for Israel, I'm pret- the populous. Please send letters to: The Orange Leader that up as a victory for the thereof.” ty sure that today's attitude I don't know about you, Attn: Letters to the Editor terrorists. All of these things play of too many Washington but I don't like that. I don't P.O. 1028 On the day of the attack, into American values, and elitists are more to their want that for the next gen- Orange, TX 77630-1028 we lost 3,000 Americans. In what we stand for. Each liking. Another victory for eration. the decade since, America time a tragedy strikes our the terrorists. Let's show the terrorists has lost 1,749 servicemen country, you'll hear every It was just Monday when they didn't win. The and women in Operation politician say, “Keep the our own Vice President, America they challenged Enduring Freedom; 4,421 victims and their families Joe Biden, referred to is worth fighting for and in Operation Iraqi in your thoughts and those who share the resurrecting. If we contin- Freedom and 56 in prayers.” beliefs of the Tea Party as ue to self-destruct, who Operation New Dawn (the But to whom are we pray- “barbarians.” Not far away, knows what kind of a new name for Iraq after ing? while introducing world we will leave 841B Dal Sasso Drive, Orange, Texas September 2010). While we have no estab- President Obama, Jimmy behind? Please call 883-3571 for comments and suggestions Those wounded in these lished religion as a country Hoffa called us “SOBs.” In Remember that we are concerning The Orange Leader. three operations, as of (nor should we), American the past, Rep. Maxine the UNITED States of Sept. 7 total 45,889, accord- citizens of the Judeo- Waters has identified us as America, and UNITED we Opinion Page and Editorial Personnel ing to the Department of Christian faith still vastly “the enemy.” We've been stand, but divided we fall. Publisher...... Eric Bauer Defense. I'm not sure if outnumber every other unjustly called “terror- Editor ...... Gabriel Pruett those wounded include religion. The U.S. Census ists,” “racists” and By Steve Woodhouse those with mental issues indicates that of America's “hostage takers,” all in the CNHI News Service following the war, nor do I total adult population in name of gaining political

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exploring innovative ways to use light proper methods of planting, Special to The Leader Stark Foundation Texas native plants, arranging growing and caring for azaleas. them in unique patterns not nec- Brechter will also describe dis- ORANGE — Shangri La essarily found in nature, to cre- eases associated with azaleas Botanical Gardens and Nature ate stylized or even formal com- and how to treat them. Center announces additional positions. Every spring, Bayou Bend Beat The Heat Lecture programs With all of the compelling rea- Gardens in Houston turns into a for September. The Beat The sons to use natives instead of or wonderland of beautiful azaleas. Heat lectures include experts along with non-native species, it Much of the success of Bayou sharing knowledge with the pub- would be a shame for gardeners Bend Gardens can be con- lic on topics such as wildlife, gar- to reject native plants assuming tributed to the efforts of Mr. dening, art and more. they are inappropriate in a home Brechter. Don’t miss out on this Participants will meet at the landscape because they only chance to learn from his experi- Admissions Window at the sched- work in naturalistic designs. It is ence. uled event time, 7 p.m., with ses- possible to make gripping, artis- Seating is limited, and a reser- sions lasting about an hour in the tic and conservation-friendly gar- vation is required. To RSVP, call Discovery Theater. All programs dens with native plants regard- 409-670-9799. offered in the series are free of less of the style of garden you For those interested in attend- charge, but an RSVP is required prefer. ing either of the Beat The Heat as space is limited. Call 409-670- Seating is limited, and a reser- programs, RSVP by calling 409- 9799 for reservations. vation is required. To RSVP, call 670-9799. 409-670-9799. Located at 2111 W. Park Ave. in • Sept. 15 - Designing with Courtesy photo Native Plants: Andrea DeLong- • Sept. 29 - Azaleas for the Orange, Texas, Shangri La is Amaya, Director of Horticulture South: Bart Brechter, Curator of open to the public Tuesday Azaleas are a popular plant in Southeast Texas. Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center will at the Lady Bird Johnson Bayou Bend Gardens, will pres- through Saturday, 9 a.m. until 5 ent the program “Azaleas for the p.m. and Sundays, noon until 5 help area residents “Beat the Heat” with a lecture Wildflower Center in Austin, will series on Azaleas in September, as well as another discuss how their staff have been South.” p.m. For more information, visit In this program, he will high- shangrilagardens.org. event on designing native plants.

Vitamin C protects, maintains H-E-B provides community healthy bone mass Special to The Leader HOUSTON – Vitamin C plays an important role in support as Texas wildfires rage maintaining bone mass – promoting the balance between old bone resorption and new bone forma- the communities affect- Special to The Leader tion, said a Baylor College of Medicine doctor. This is a heart wrenching time for ed by this natural disas- Most experts recommend vitamin D, calcium, HOUSTON – H-E-B many of our neighbors as they face ter.” exercise and bisphosphonates to keep bones will donate $50,000 to loss and uncertainty due to the wild- Providing aid in times healthy, said Dr. Kenneth Gabbay, professor of pedi- the American Red of need is the corner- atrics – molecular diabetes and metabolism at BCM. “ stone of H-E-B’s Cross for Wildfire Aid fires... Vitamin C is sometimes left out of the healthy bone Helping Here philoso- equation but studies show that it’s equally impor- and launch a statewide —Winell Herron checkstand tear pad phy, which promises to tant. H-E-B Group Vice President of Public Affairs and” Diversity donation campaign ben- stand by communities efiting the organization during times of crisis. in response to the For more than 100 recent devastating wild- continue to serve three funds to the American years, the company has fires sweeping across meals a day from the Red Cross. Beginning demonstrated its com- New” Texas. Eddie Garcia Mobile today, the company will mitment to communi- “ One hundred percent Kitchen in Bastrop launch a checkstand ties in crisis by donating Gun Show of the donations will until the need subsides. donation campaign in financial support, emer- support American Red In Magnolia, H-E-B select stores. gency supplies, drinking Beaumont Civic Center Cross emergency relief trailers delivered water Customers will have water and food, as well as providing efficient Sat. Sept. 10 9am-5pm efforts, which may and other supplies the opportunity to add a Sun. Sept. 11 10am-4pm include sending relief requested by evacuees. donation of $1, $3 or $5 ways for customers to supplies, mobilizing H-E-B Partners to their total grocery assist those affected by Free Parking relief workers and pro- (employees) volun- bill either at check out a natural disaster. www.lonestargunshows.com viding financial teered and provided or at the Business resources to wildfire requested supplies Center. One hundred victims. such as paper towels, percent of the dona- H-E-B has activated its pain relievers, eye tions will go to the emergency response drops, meats, cheeses American Red Cross units to assist the and water. H-E-B and its emergency American Red Cross Partners will be provid- relief efforts in Texas. and Texas firefighters ing food to firefighters “This is a heart as the state combats and displaced residents wrenching time for wildfires. On Monday, for dinner tonight, with many of our neighbors September 5, H-E-B plans being made to as they face loss and sent the Eddie Garcia provide meals tomor- uncertainty due to the Mobile Kitchen to row. wildfires. We are com- Bastrop to provide Additionally, with hun- mitted to providing The City of Bridge City, Texas conducted much needed meals, dreds of people dis- assistance during this water and ice to evac- placed from their time of crisis,” said public hearings on August 16, 2011 and uees and those working homes, the company is Winell Herron, H-E-B to put an end to the supporting emergency Group Vice President of September 6, 2011 on a proposal to increase the fires. Over the course of first responders and the Public Affairs and two days, more than American Red Cross by Diversity. “It is our total tax revenues of the City of Bridge City, 2,500 meals have been donating pallets of Hill hope that H-E-B’s dona- served from the Eddie Country Fare bottled tions, along with our Texas from properties on the tax roll in the Garcia Mobile Kitchen water and H-E-B snack loyal customers’ sup- at the Red Cross items as well as ready- port, will help meet the Emergency Shelter at meals and other needed immediate needs of our preceding year by 6.71 percent. Bastrop Middle School, supplies such as sun- displaced neighbors including providing screen, goggles, lip while also aiding larger lunches for 270 fire- balm and moisturizer. relief efforts with the The total tax revenue proposed to be raised last fighters before their To further expand American Red Cross. H- 7:30 AM shift to ensure relief efforts, H-E-B E-B’s tear pad cam- year at last year’s tax rate of $0.47775 for each they would have a meal announced today that paign offers a simple while serving in remote customers will be pro- and reliable way for our $100 of taxable value was $1,288,106. locations. H-E-B will vided a way to donate customers to support The total tax revenue proposed to be raised this year at the proposed tax rate of $0.47775 for each Was Your Business Hit Hard $100 of taxable value, excluding tax revenue to be raised from new property added to the tax roll By The Hurricanes? this year, is $1,365,727. We Can Help! The total tax revenue proposed to be raised this year at the proposed tax rate of $0.47775 for each $100 of taxable value, including tax revenue to be raised from new property added to the tax roll this year, is $1,382,401. The City of Bridge City , Texas is scheduled to vote on the tax rate that will result in that tax increase at a public meeting to be held on September 20, 2011 at Bridge City ~ City Hall ~ 1-877-660-7826 www.hbrc.uh.edu 260 Rachal ~ Bridge City, TX 77611 at 6:00 PM.

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“I HATE God,” the happen while others to perform.” There is, Choose the Life caller said, sobbing Charles Holt escaped such prob- however, a Scripture Community Church, 3400 MLK in Orange, will host almost uncontrollably. lems. Don’t let the that comes close to “Choose the Life” conference offering relevant “Why doesn’t God do acids of bitterness eat saying it: “For my teaching on discipleship and practical pathways to something to help? away inside. Instead, thoughts are not your the life God intended his children to live from 8:30 I’ve asked, and asked learn the secret of thoughts, neither are a.m. - 3 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17. Early registration is but He doesn’t do any- trusting Christ in your ways my ways, $15. After Sept. 12, the fee is $20. Price includes thing. I’m angry with every circumstance. saith the LORD. For as breakfast, lunch and materials. Call 409-883-4498, Him because the Bible Learn to say with Paul, the heavens are higher Ext. 106 for more info. says, ask, and it will be 'I have learned to be than the earth, so are given to you; seek, and Guest Column content whatever the my ways higher than Living Proof Ministries Simulcast you will find; knock, circumstances. I know your ways, and my First Baptist Church Mauriceville will hold a and it will be opened stand why this is hap- what it is to be in thoughts than your simulcast event Saturday, Sept. 17, for women lead to you. It sounds like a pening; it hurts real need, and I know what thoughts” (Isaiah by Bible teacher Beth Moore of Living Proof cut and dried deal. bad, but I trust in Your it is to have plenty. I 55:8,9). Hearing that Ministries. Beth’s life-transforming Bible study But, NO! It doesn’t wisdom, power, and have learned the from the Almighty challenges and inspires women of every age. work at all.” This con- grace to see me secret of being content should inspire each of Tickets are $20 includes lunch. You can register versation continued through this darkness in any and every situa- us to confidently trust online at www.firstontheweb.com, e-mail for 45-minutes. I tried and through these tion, whether well fed Him to solve problems, [email protected] or call 409-745-3013. my best to offer the tears.” or hungry, whether liv- fix situations; “make a best counsel I could in In his book entitled ing in plenty or in way where there order to help the STORM WARNINGS, want. I can do every- seems to be no way,” MDO-Preschool registration North Orange Baptist Church MDO/Preschool is caller see there will be Billy Graham says: thing through him who no matter how diffi- now registering for the Fall Session. The Fall ses- times when we DO “Perhaps you have gives me strength'” cult it may appear to sion will begin Sept. 6. Classes are from 9 a.m. - 2 NOT understand, why faced pain or suffering (Philippians 4:11-13). us. God is the best p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays for children ages 9 we DO NOT find the you did not under- There is an old problem solver I know. months thru Pre-Kindergarten. Contact Jan relief we want instant- stand. You may even proverb (not found in Turn them over to Manshack, director, at 409-883-2875, 409-886-4532 or ly. What do we do? have become angry at Scripture) that says, Him. e-mail [email protected]. It is then we say, God for allowing it to “God works in mysteri- “Lord, I don’t under- ous ways His wonders

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Page 8A The Orange Leader Weekend, September 10-11, 2011 www.orangeleader.com Orange began as a lumber town Poetry reading Many mills burned By David Ball The Orange Leader and were never rebuilt. In the early event at McNeese Before oil was king in Southeast 1900s the area's Texas, timber was king and a sawmill and timber multitude of sawmills dotted the industry underwent landscape as this marker at a period of consoli- dation and a transi- State University Ochiltree Park on Front Street Special to The Leader commemorates. tion from reliance on water transporta- Orange County's sawmill and LAKE CHARLES, La. — Dr. Stella Nesanovich, retired timber industry began with hand- tion to the use of the rapidly expanding professor of English at McNeese State University, will operated logging operations run present a free poetry reading at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. by pioneer settlers in the 1820s. railroad network. By 1909 the Miller Lind, 16, in Room 125 of Drew Hall. In 1835 Robert Boothe estab- The reading is sponsored by McNeese’s Honors lished the area's first mecha- A. E. Smith Cypress, and Lutcher & College and the Department of English and Foreign nized sawmill, and in 1841 Paine Languages. A reception will follow in Room 130. & Bendy established the first Moore's upper and lower mills dominat- Nesanovich is the author of two books, “A Brightness steam-driven sawmill. Cypress that Made My Heart Tremble: Poems on the Life of was the primary timber harvest- ed the area's timber industry. By 1931, Hildegard of Bingen” and “Vespers at Mount Angel: ed until the late 1850s when the Poems.” Her chapbook of poems, “My Mother’s Breath,” processing of native pine began. however, the last of these four mills, the will appear in spring 2012 from Chicory Bloom Press. Sawmill company towns and log- Leader photo by David Ball Lutcher & Moore Her poetry has appeared in several anthologies, ging camps were established Before oil was king in Southeast Texas, timber including “Uncommonplace: An Anthology of throughout the county as the upper mill, had closed. For more was king and a multitude of sawmills dotted the Contemporary Louisiana Poets” from the Louisiana number of mills began to rise in landscape as this marker at Ochiltree Park on State University Press and “Hurricane Blues: Poems the late 1870s. Increasing quanti- than 100 years the sawmill and timber Front Street commemorates. about Katrina and Rita.” She is the recipient of an artist ties of logs were transported by fellowship from the Louisiana Division of the Arts and raft on the Sabine and Neches industry's company towns, log- system helped define Orange ging camps, and transportation County life. she was nominated for the Pushcart Prize in 2009. rivers to area timber operations. For more information, call 337-475-5456. Persons needing accommodations as provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act should contact the ADA Coordinator allowed to sound their The Federal Railroad designed to provide, at 337-475-5428, voice; 337-475-5960, fax; 337-562- g TRAINS — horns unless there is an Administration must upon the approach of a 4227, TDD/TTY, hearing impaired; or by e-mail at From Page 1A emergency or imminent give final approval of all locomotive or train, [email protected] safety risk such as some- SSMs and Quiet Zone audible warning to one walking along the proposals. oncoming motorists of ure to make the rail- track. Vidor has numerous the approach of a train. road crossings at Communities must railroad crossings, but The city of Vidor will Tobacco smoke can trigger Interstate 10 feeder qualify for Quiet Zones the cost of turning each consider which system roads, North and South by installing crossing area into a is most cost efficient for Streets, which cross Old Supplemental Safety quiet zone is staggering. it. child’s asthma attack Highway 90, into a quiet Measures (SSMs) at “The cost factor is any- “We have six more zone, as well as the train crossings in order where from $125,000 to crossings besides these Special to The Leader crossing at North and to overcome the addi- $250,000 per crossing,” two,” Jorgensen added. HOUSTON – Exposure to smoke can worsen a South Dewitt. tional safety risk that Jorgensen said. “But this is where we child’s asthma and should be eliminated to help “We had several strong might result from Several options are are starting for now. It effectively manage symptoms, said a pediatric pul- proponents on the sub- silencing the train horn. available for communi- will take a bit because it monologist at Baylor College of Medicine. ject of creating quiet Typically, these addi- ties to alert motorists of involves TxDOT (Texas “Sometimes treating a child's asthma means treat- zones in the city,” tional safety measures oncoming trains. Department of ing the parent’s tobacco addiction,” said Dr. Harold Jorgensen said. “Some include medians at One such device, Transportation) and the Farber, associate professor of pediatrics - pulmonary citizens have crossings so vehicles according to Quiet Zone railroad company, and it at BCM and associate medical director of the Texas approached their coun- and pedestrians can not Technologies, is a way- gets complicated from Children’s Health Plan at Texas Children’s Hospital. cilmen, who asked for go around the crossing side horn known as the there.” If your child has asthma and you are a smoker, the topic to be placed on gates. Safety is the pri- Automated Horn No timetable was pro- Farber said it’s critical to get your tobacco depend- the agenda.” mary concern when it System. The AHS is a vided on how soon these ence treated. “When you smoke, whether it's indoors A Quiet Zone is a sec- comes to implementing stationary horn located quiet zones would go or out, your child is exposed to the irritant,” said tion of track where train a Quiet Zone. at a rail crossing, into effect. operators are not Farber. He encouraged smokers to talk to their doctors and to call the free national smoker’s help line at 1-800- QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) for assistance to become access to right now is Monetary donations sure these people know smoke free. g — what we need,” will also be accepted, other people care, and JAYCEES Monceaux added. “Even and Monceaux will even we know how much the From Page 1A cell phone chargers you have a receipt book people of Orange have around the house, available to make out County care because of Items being sought for like I do, that you don’t receipts for those who our past experiences,” PINE HOLLOW donations include cloth- use anymore.” request one. she said. “We’ve been ing, socks, shoes, bed- Not everyone may be Once the items have through it and appreci- Apartments ding, blankets, toi- able to donate during been collected and ated the help when we letries, baby bottles, the allotted time frame organized, a group of needed it. 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Photo by Tommy Mann Jr. Choose the Life Officers from the Orange Police Department were scrolling the area on Dal Sasso Drive late Friday night for a would-be burglar who attempted to rob the Whataburger on MacArthur Drive. Police Discipleship Conference described the would-be thief as a thin white male wearing a white shirt with blue jeans and noted he was riding a bicycle. BILL HULL

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Sept. 17th 8:30-3:00 Community Church, 3400 MLK Drive, Orange struggling TX Veterans For registration info: 883-4498 ext. 106 lord, with divorces and child "It's an unfortunate fact that, Special to The Leader support and custody. Contract sometimes, serving your coun- AUSTIN, Texas - A new toll- disputes. All the little things try doesn't help your career Do You Have free hotline is providing low- that add up and make life chal- afterwards. So, we're just mak- income Texas veterans with lenging for people at the lower ing sure that veterans have Obstuctive Sleep Apnea? free legal aid in civil cases. end of the economic spectrum." access to as good or better legal Today's returning veterans are The toll-free hotline is open to services as other members of Do You Use A C-Pap Or Bi-Pap Machine? more likely than the general all Texas veterans who earn up the population." population to face unemploy- to 200 percent of the official Funding for the program DO YOU HATE YOUR CPAP?® ment, homelessness and dis- poverty rate. It does not handle comes, in part, from the sale of abilities. While the Veterans criminal cases or traffic tickets, Veterans Cash lottery scratch- Administration and Texas Murff says. Attorneys already off tickets. Veterans Commission often can have assisted nearly 1,000 vet- Murff says more information assist with major challenges, erans - negotiating with utili- about the hotline can be found sometimes a relatively minor ties, reviewing documents, at the Texas Legal Services legal obstacle can be the start preparing for court hearings, Center website: TLSC.org ... of a downward spiral. fighting for benefits or making "...Or for you veterans: Tango- George Murff, managing attor- referrals to other resources. Lima-Sierra-Charlie-dot-Oscar- ney with the Veterans Legal The unemployment rate Romeo-Golf." Assistance Project, says the among veterans is more than 13 The hotline number is 800- idea of the hotline is to relieve percent - about 4 percent high- 622-2520. The Texas Veterans There is an eective, custom treatment that you wear in vets of the kinds of legal er than the national average. Commission has information your mouth, makes no noise, requires no electricity, and Many lack college degrees, about benefits and resources headaches that sideline work- is FDA approved for Obstructive Sleep Apnea. ing-class people everywhere. Murff says, which makes job online at tvc.state.tx.us. "... Problems with their land- searches tougher. Would you like an alternative, FDA Appoved Treatment? Call (409) 883-3131 to schedule Petition drive targets a 'Monster' of a problem your complimentary evaluation for this treatment option.

the basis that skills can accomplished in the at change.org. Available Locally From Dr. Kevin DiLeo, DDS. Special to The Leader deteriorate while unem- course of a lifetime, 1208 Elm Street • Orange, Texas 77630 Twenty-five million ployed. New Jersey Wiedemer says. Americans are unem- already has a law ban- "Without saying so, ployed or underem- ning job ads that prohib- they said that my educa- ployed - approximately it jobless workers from tion, my experience and the population of Texas. applying, and Michigan my background had no With 4.7 jobless people and New York are con- value whatsoever." for every available posi- sidering it. A measure to Wiedemer hopes to tion, the odds are outlaw the practice has collect 200,000 signa- stacked against them. also been introduced in tures in her drive to get To make matters worse, Congress. sites such as Monster there's a growing trend The practice of dis- and Career Builder to among businesses to crimination against the stop taking such ads. only hire people who unemployed negates Information about the already are employed. everything a worker has petition drive is online When Kelly Wiedemer found out that some major job-search sites allow companies to take applications from employed people only, she started a petition drive aimed at Monster.com to stop that discrimination. The Westminster, Colo., woman already has collected nearly 90,000 online signatures at Change.org. "It's a horrible, horrible situation. Everybody, really, they don't want any form of welfare, so to speak, with unemployment. We want to work." Monster.com reported- ly has responded to the petition by threatening legal action against Wiedemer's campaign. A company spokesper- son says discrimination based on employment status falls into a gray area. Some employers defend the practice on Page 10A The Orange Leader Weekend, September 10-11, 2011 Orange Community www.orangeleader.com Service League offering Cowboy Church to host grants through Community concert and auction Needs project By Tommy Mann Jr. Special to The Leader The Orange Leader

The Cowboy Church of Orange A group of women with a County will be hosting a band concert long history of helping the and auction at 6:30 p.m., today. community of Orange are The church’s Cowboy Cross Band now accepting applica- will be the featured band, sharing tions for its annual some of their favorite country and Community Needs pro- western style songs, popular hymns, gram. and some songs that they wrote them- The Service League of selves. Other singers will also be part Orange is currently accept- of the concert. ing applications for its The auction will primarily include Community Needs pies and cakes, and proceeds from the Committee to encourage auction will help pay for the construc- projects and events which tion of the church’s new concession promote and benefit the stand to be used during its arena entire Orange County com- activities. munity. The church is located at 673 FM 1078 Verification of a non-prof- in Orange. For more information, R.C. Courtesy photo it 501-c3 status must accom- Campbell may be contacted at 409- The Orange Lions Club presented several awards at its recently held installation ceremony. pany the Community 670-2916. Pictured, from left, are John Martin, Lion of the Year; Amber Helms and Chris Kovatch, Rookies Needs application. of the Year; Thomas Hennigan and Ron Cowling, Distinguished Melvin Jones Award recipients; Orange resident graduates “The funds we raised Ed Frieberg, Outgoing President's Award; and Stump Weatherford, International President's from our Follies event ear- Award. lier this year are used for Special to the Leader grants to assist local organi- Maureen McAllister from Orange zations who do things to and Vinton High School graduate, Orange Lions Club installs new officers help the people of Orange has graduated from Southwest County or promote Orange the coveted Lion of the vice-president; Bret Johns, CUNA management school. By Tommy Mann Jr. County,” said Carolyn SCMS is an innovative, intense, The Orange Leader Year to John Martin. Other second vice-president; Lemons of the Service hands-on, professional development, awards for the 2010-2011 Robert Sepulvado, third League of Orange. “We 3-year course study focussed on New officers of the year included Rookies of vice-president; Carlen have more than $20,000 enhancing credit union leadership Orange Lions club for the the Year honors to Amber Ortolon, secretary, and Jim available for grants this skills. 2011-2012 year were recog- Helms and Chris Kovatch. Dwight, financial secre- year.” Students compete to enroll in one nized at a recent installa- Thomas Hennigan and tary. In 2010, the Service of only 55 slots available each year. A tion ceremony. Ron Cowling, both past Other officers installed League of Orange provid- class size that allows for one of the The Orange Lions Club presidents in the organiza- are Lois Hughes, member- ed grants to several organi- most challenging and engaging cur- held its annual installation tion, received the ship secretary; Randall zations which benefited riculums for credit union profession- of new officers at the end Distinguished Melvin Morris, treasurer; Harold the Orange County com- als. of August with a special Jones Award, which is pre- Welch, tail twister; Lee munity, such as OCARC, ceremony. The organiza- sented in honor of Jones Roy Boehme Jr., lion tamer, Orange Christian Services, tion, which has a long and who is recognized as the Ed Frieberg, bulletin edi- CASA, Greater Orange Orange Police Beat proud tradition of service founder of Lions Club tor, and Ron Rudeseal, Area Literacy Service, International. assistant bulletin editor. From staff reports to the community, wel- Habitat for Humanity, The Orange Police Department comed several members to The International Chris Kovatch, Debbie Orange Community answered the following calls from new posts. Presidential Award was Hughes, John Martin and Players, the Garth House, September 1 through September 9. Tony Dallas, a local insur- presented to Stump Tara Lanphar were the Rainbow Room, the • Burglary, forced entry nonresi- ance agent, was installed Weatherford, a well known installed as one-year direc- Heritage House Museum dence in the 200 block of 15th as president of the Orange member of the community tors, while Marlene and more. • Burglary, forced entry residence in Lions Club for the coming and 2010-2011 Council Merritt, Bill Smith, Paul Applications may be the 1800 block of Link year. Dallas replaces Ed Chairperson for the Texas Olson and Butch Campbell, obtained by calling • Burglary, unlawful entry residence Frieberg. Lions. were the two-year direc- Carolyn Lemons at 409- in the 310 block of Decatur Frieberg final duties Along with Dallas, other tors. Dan Mohon, Trey 670-1839 or Pat Jordan at • Damaged property, private in the included presenting officers installed at the Reeves, James Simar and 409-886-1795. The deadline 3810 block of Meeks awards to several Lions annual ceremony included Curt Leger were installed to submit applications is SOURCE: Orange Police Department Club members, including Stump Weatherford, first as three-year directors. Friday, Oct. 1.

Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Shangri La celebrates ‘Take a Child Outside Week’ Nature www.shangrilagardens.org. week of activities gives parents Center will Special to The Leader celebrate Environmental Educator Ellen an opportunity to become more “Take a Child In honor of Take a Child Dacy reminds visitors, “The comfortable taking children out- Outside Outside Week, visitors will enjoy activities we’ve developed are side and children will learn to Week” start- nature hikes, outdoor crafts, easy, with directions and materi- develop a relationship with the ing Saturday, nature scavenger hunts and als provided for attendees. All natural world. Sept. 24, planting at Shangri La Botanical activities are geared toward get- Located at 2111 W. Park Ave. in through Gardens and Nature Center from ting outside and instilling a sense Orange, Texas, Shangri La is Friday, Sept. Saturday, Sept. 24 through of wonder about the natural open to the public from 9 a.m. 30 with a Friday, Sept. 30. A list of daily world.” until 5 p.m., Tuesday through variety of activities can be picked up at the Take a Child Outside Week is a Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m., activities. Shangri La Admissions Window. national annual event started as Sunday. For more information, The full itinerary for this pro- a way to get parents and children contact the Shangri La Courtesy photo gram is available online at interacting together outside. This Education office at 409-670-0803.

Orange County Sheriff’s Office beat a motor vehicle in the the 200 block of Border Monday, September 5 in Orange • Assault family vio- From staff reports 2800 block of Briggs in in Orange • Burglary of a build- • Disturbance in the lence in the 2520 block The Orange County Orange ing in the 6900 block of 1720 block of Aloha in of Landon in Orange Sheriff ’s Office • Threats in the 4280 Saturday, September 3 Interstate 10 WB in Vidor • Disturbance in the answered the following block of W. • Theft in the 2590 Orange • Narcotics incident 9970 block of Bessie calls from September 1 Brackinwood in Orange block of N. Main in • Burglary of a build- on North in Orange Heights in Orange thought September 7, Vidor ing in the 18010 block of • Theft in the 1050 2011. Friday, September 2 • Assault family vio- Highway 62S in Orange Tuesday, September 6 block of Sweetwater in • Theft reported to the lence in the 5240 block • Disturbance family • Burglary of a habita- Vidor Thursday, September 1 OCSO in the 200 block of of Woodland in Orange in the 1610 block of tion in the 990 block of • Assault reported to • Burglary of a motor Border in Orange Bluebonnet in Vidor Jay in Vidor the OCSO in the 200 vehicle in the 210 block • Theft in the 4620 Sunday, September 4 • Unauthorized use of • Burglary of a habita- block of Border in of Loch Lomand in block of Rainbow in • Attempted burglary a motor vehicle on tion in the 9670 block of Orange Bridge City Orange in the 10330 block of Freeway in Vidor Hickory Bend in Orange • Unauthorized use of • Narcotics incident Abigail in Orange • Theft in the 8560 • Assault in the 110 SOURCE: Orange County Sheriff’s reported to the OCSO in block of Old Highway 62 block of Hunter of Vidor Office PN-G 41, Texas City 27 • Barbers Hill 13, Nederland 10 • Silsbee 49, Lumberton 35 THE

1B Weekend,S SeptemberPORTS 10-11, 2011 orangeleader.com

Scores Buna 56 H-F 21 Battlin’ Bears are 3-0 Anahuac 55 Hardin-Jeff 21

Central 38 Galveston Ball 21

Jasper 61 Hou. Worth. 12

West Brook 27 Eisenhower 21

Leader photo by Tommy Mann Jr.

Eric Truncale had a huge night for Orangefield against Woodville. Bobcats smother Eagles By Steve Ramsey The Orange Leader

ORANGEFIELD — The Orangefield defense played as if they were on LC-M’s Coleton a mission and the Boudreaux (40) lays a offense took advantage LC-M defense difference in 54-14 win big hit against Caney of what the defense gave them and the result was Creek. By Van Wade bury the Panthers 54-14 offense exceuted, made a couple tough injuries 28-6 in what was the The Orange Leader Friday night at Battlin’ some big plays, and as Douglas suffered an Bobcats best overall per- Bear Stadium. punched it in. We’re so ankle injury and stand- By Mark Pachuca formance so far in this season. LITTLE CYPRESS - LC-M (3-0) wound up proud of the defense. out tailback Alex Sezer The defense picked Showing their defensive forcing six Caney Creek They really slowed went out with a knee he blocked a Caney off four Woodville (1-2) posture early on, the (0-3) turnovers and lim- down the option and sprain. Creek punt and Trevor passes and hurried the Little Cypress- ited the Panthers to a stuck to their assign- “We think Douglas is Hulsey fell on the loose Eagles quarterback Mauriceville Bears mere 104 yards. ments.” going to be okay,” said leather at the Panther Tyler Weatherford all made quick work of the “Defensively, we got LC-M quarterbacks Crouch. “We’re not too 20 with 10:28 left in the night. Caney Creek Panthers after it from the get-go Brilon Douglas and Kyle sure about Sezer right first period. The Bobcats (2-1) also to go to 3-0 before and things kind snow- Herfurth combined to now. He’ll go to the doc- Six plays later, held mammouth run- District 20-4A cranks up balled for Caney go 15-of-22 for 242 yards tor and get checked out. Douglas bolted in from 1 ning back Marcus in two weeks. Creek,” said LC-M as the Bears racked up We certainly can’t afford yard out and Trent Harrison to just 92 yards The Bears blocked a coach Randy Crouch. 395 yards of total to lose him, that’s for Manuel booted the on twenty carries. punt and caused four “We took advantage of offense. sure.” Orangefield’s Eric turnovers in the first the turnovers with great The Bears will limp LC-M’s Hayden Reed Truncale had a career half as they went on to field position and the into their bye week with got things going when J See BEARS, Page 8B night to say the least. He picked off three passes, ran one back for a touchdown, had a 80- Cardinals never comfy in yard touchdown run and rushed for 96 yards on 20-7 win over Bulldogs just four touches. Levi Shores had the other interception to set By Gabriel Pruett week’s home game against Kirbyville. up the Bobcats’ first The Orange Leader Bridge City quarter- score. back Matt Menard was Sterling Deslatte, Jake BRIDGE CITY — Best, Jackson Calhoun Cameron Dishon was all trying to figure out a way to avoid some hits and Ty Johnson smoth- smiles after the game, ered the Eagle offense actually he smiled a lot after the game because this season has seen and came up with big during Bridge City’s plays all night. defeat of Beaumont teams turn up the heat on the senior. “It fires me up when I Kelly as well Friday see those guys flying night. around out there,” said a J See CARDS, Page 8B It was all because smiling Brian Huckabay. Dishon scored twice “We had good field pos- Friday night at Larry B. BC’s Tyler Roberts tion all night and we got Ward Stadium in the fights for yardage turnovers and that was Cardinals 20-7 victory against Beaumont the key to the game.” over the Bulldogs. Orangfield scored in The win put Bridge Kelly. every quarter and their City back above the .500 mark with a 2-1 mark heading into next By Tommy Mann Jr. J See CATS, Page 8B

Page 2B The Orange Leader Saturday, September 10, 2011 Sports www.orangeleader.com Lions eager to growl to Houston By Van Wade figuring things out,” The Orange Leader said Strandberg. “The kids really got HOUSTON — Time fired up after they has arrived for those were hitting and in roaring Community pursuit. Offensively, Christian Lions. we came up with a The Lions will line few big plays. They up for the first time realize that there will for real today when be a lot of things that they strap it on to we’ll have to correct take on Houston along the way. The Christian on the road more experience they in Six-Man football. get, the better they “It’s been a lot of fun will get and they defi- trying to control the nitely understand Leader photo by Tommy Mann, Jr. boys this week that.” because they’re so The starting quarter- Community Christian quarterback Alex parrish (33) hands off to running back C.J. Wagner (5) as Jacob Trevino excited,” said back for the Lions (12) looks to be a lead blocker at practice. The Lions are on the road at Houston Christian today. Community head will be Alex Parrish coach Adam with Jacob Trevino Defensively, Akhtar the first half and Christian. Oct. 1 at 5 p.m. Strandberg. also seeing some and Tibbitts will line Houston Christian Community’s first against Chester. “The students are snaps as well. up as the defensive wore down a bit in the home game will be going crazy. It’s going The backfield will line. second half. Houston to be a great atmos- consist of swift back Parrish and Trevino Christian is like us in phere. People are so C.J. Wagner, Trevino will be at the line- many ways. They only excited about loading and Joseph Pulido. backer slots. Foster, had about 11 or 12 up and making the The receiving slots LeBlanc and Pulido players while Clear Orange Thank You trip. We’ve heard all will consist of Brett will be in the corner- Lake had about 25. week about how kids Foster and Joseph back spots while Clear Lake kinda County’s One for your are going to car pool.” LeBlanc and Jacob Wagner and wore them down with Stop Shop Business The kickoff will be Alexander will be at Alexander will be at depth.” at 11 a.m. tight end. safety. Six-Man rules are a The Lions have Amron Akhtar and “Defensively, you little different com- adjusted to Six-Man Ryan Tibbitts will can do a lot of pared to regular 11- rules pretty well but man the offensive things,” said man football. Motion Audio Strandberg definitely line. Strandberg. “We’re Each team has four 4416 Western Ave., Orange, TX 77630 understands that “Offensively, I working on several downs to go 15 yards there is a learning believe we can do a different sets and the to make a first down. 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WE CAN HELP! www.orangeleader.com Sports The Orange Leader Saturday, September 10, 2011 Page 3B Legislation could aid fishing access The American fished under popping Toledo Bend---Holly Sportfishing Chester Moore, Jr. corks. Flounder are Park Marina reports the Association (ASA) says good and improving on launch remains open the sportfishing indus- finger mullet and jigs but not good for big pon- try as a whole lauds the tipped with shrimp. toon boats or extra big Recreational Fishing Sabine Pass---The jet- bass rigs. Bass are good and Hunting Heritage ties good for bull redfish on worms in various col- and Opportunities Act, on cut mullet and live ors fished in the grass in introduced by croaker. Croaker and four to eight feet of Representatives Dan black drum are good water. Some anglers Benishek (R-MI) and The Orange Leader around drop-offs and have been using swim- Dan Boren (D-OK), that shell in the channel. ming baits under the will ensure that recre- islation opens an oppor- Very few reports of bridge and catching ational fishing, hunting tunity to increase sport- trout. some nice bass. The and shooting sports are fishing participation, Lake Calcasieu (Big crappie bite has turned AP Photo supported as public not just on public lands, Lake)---Hackberry Rod off almost completely. In this Jan. 7, 2011 file photo, Texas A&M head coach activities on federal but nation-wide." and Gun reports the big Very few reports of cat- Mike Sherman, left looks on from the sideline during lands. A recent north winds that came fish. the second half of the Cotton Bowl NCAA college foot- ASA reported the two Congressional report out of the north and Hunting---Texas Parks ball game against LSU in Arlington, Texas. members of the concluded that more northwest with Tropical & Wildlife Department Congressional than 35 million acres of Storm Lee muddied up officials report Sportsmen’s Caucus land owned by the the lake but things have prospects look solid if introduced the Act on USFS and BLM have cleared up and trout you have access to Big 12 teams Friday, September 2, inadequate access for and reds are biting water. New flights of 2011. sportsmen and women. again under the birds. teal arrived ahead of “This bipartisan legis- With respect to the Strong concentrations the front and should lation directs federal agencies’ land manage- of fish are also biting continue to arrive with wonder about land management agen- ment plans, this legisla- over shell reefs and the forthcoming full cies, such as the U.S. tion directs managers to scattered shell. Very few moon. To say that water Forest Service (USFS) facilitate recreational reports of flounder. is a commodity is an and U.S. Bureau of fishing and hunting on Sabine River--- understatement. Land Management public lands and waters Croaker are very good Many of those who can future battles (BLM) to apply the according to ASA. around sandbars and afford the high price tag By Stephen Hawkins after an open date. multi-use mandates in Now onto the report… shell on dead shrimp. to pump ponds have AP Sports Writer Brown is getting his their management plans North Sabine--- Reds are fair with some been hindered due to Longhorns ready to play to support public access Redfish are good good fish reported water restrictions BYU on Saturday. to our nation’s public around the islands in around drop offs and in brought about by the Oklahoma coach Bob Of course, those pow- lands.” the channel on dead the passes. Flounder year-long drought. Stoops is willing to play erhouse teams will be "While many of these shrimp fished over are fair with a few fish Higher tides associated wherever his school's fine no matter what hap- agencies are most com- drop-offs and around caught on jigs tipped with Tropical Storm Lee president and athletic pens. monly known for their sandbars and shell. with shrimp. Trout are pushed filled marsh director decide is best, "It seems like there's timber resources and Trout are fair with some scattered. ponds, and ponds on the even if it means a move about five different sce- energy development, action under birds Sam Rayburn---Guide east side of Houston by the top-ranked narios out there that federal lands also offer around the passes and Roger Bacon reports received 1-2 inches of Sooners could trigger everybody thinks are tremendous recreation- on the main lake when topwaters should be the rain from Lee. the nation's first 16-team guaranteed to be the al fishing opportuni- the winds are light. first thing you throw LAKE LEVELS super conference. case," Brown said. "I've ties," said ASA Vice Flounder are improving each morning when TOLEDO BEND: "It seems that's the got my hands full with President Gordon daily with good catches fishing for largemouths. Normal Pool Level: direction the world's Brigham Young on Robertson. reported along the Walking plugs like the 172.0 Current Pool going," Stoops said Saturday night and I "Unfortunately access Louisiana shoreline on Spook, Jr. are producing Level: 161.18 Was Monday. "So if it is, so be know we're in the Big 12 for traditional recre- Gulp curltails and jigs the most fish. Fluke 161.27 it." until the end of the ational activities on tipped with shrimp. type baits are also pro- RAYBURN LAKE: Stoops stopped short year." these lands is limited, South Sabine---Trout ducing some fish with Normal Pool Level: 164 on speculating what There is more uncer- as is public awareness and reds remain fair the bulk of the action Current Pool Level: might happen or saying tainty for teams such as of the problem. With under the birds. Anglers around exposed grass 152.31 Was: 152.59 what he prefers. Kansas, Kansas State, lack of access being one able to find concentra- and points. Crappie are B.A. STEIN HAGEN: Oklahoma president Baylor and Iowa State of the most common rea- tions of shrimp are good on shiners fished Normal Pool Level: 85 David Boren said just should the Big 12 crum- sons keeping anglers catching the most fish. over brush piles in 20 to Current Pool Level: before the season's ble. bBrown acknowl- from enjoying a day on The best action is on 30 feet of water. Very 82.61 Was: 82.47 opening weekend that edged that he feels sorry the water, this new leg- Gulp or live shrimp few reports of catfish. the Sooners would for some teams that may decide within the next be left scrambling if three weeks, if not soon- there are changes, but er, if they would leave pointed out that last Cardinals head to South Alabama the Big 12 for another year things were "all conference. over the place" before By Rush Wood the way by rushing for a Also, sophomore kick- their season opener. By "As long as we get to Texas and Oklahoma Lamar SID Office game-high 78 yards and er Justin Stout of West comparison, the 2010 play, I'll go play wherev- decided to stay put. two touchdowns. His Mesquite matched Cardinals averaged 60.3 er," Stoops said during "We were told last year the Big 12 coaches' MOBILE, Ala. – Lamar scores came on runs of 2 Lamar’s record for rushing yards per game we could join any weekly conference call. University’s high-rolling and 10 yards. extra points kicked in a and they scored only league in the country we "I've got great faith in Cardinals will follow Freshman quarterback game with eight. The one rushing touchdown. wanted to if it changed. (the president and AD), their record-setting 58-0 C.J. Bennett completed only other Cardinal to We've been told we so for me to say what I'd season-opening romp 12 of 21 passes for 151 kick eight PATs in a Six of the Cardinals could go independent, prefer wouldn't be right over Texas College with yards, but he threw game was Walter Smith eight touchdowns so there's going to be to do." With half the Big a much stiffer test this three interceptions. against Mexico Poly in against Texas College something really good 12 heading into an off Saturday afternoon as Junior running back 1953. came overland, and the for Texas at the end of week, after all 10 teams they will hit the road to DePauldrick Garrett, a Meanwhile, the other two were tallied this," Brown said. "Our won their openers at challenge South transfer from Navarro Cardinals’ 58-point win- on interception returns school will be OK home, there are more Alabama in 38,888-seat College, made his ning margin was the of 38 yards by Adrian regardless of what hap- questions about the Ladd-Peebles Stadium. Cardinal debut a spec- largest in school history. Guillory and 56 yards by pens, and that's not the future of the league. Under the guidance of tacular one as he ran for It exceeded the 48-point James Washington. case for everybody. ... After trimming down coach Joey Jones, South a school-record four margin the 1961 The Cardinals’ season We'll end up where we to 10 teams with the Alabama boasts an touchdowns and scored Cardinals posted in a high for rushing yards want to end up." losses of Nebraska (Big unblemished 18-0 a record 24 points in last 62-22 win over Mexico last season was 147 in Kansas coach Turner Ten) and Colorado (Pac- record since starting its Saturday’s season-open- Poly. their 14-0 homecoming Gill insists he is not too 12), the Big 12 hadn't football program during ing victory over Texas Lamar’s defenders victory over Langston concerned and has con- even opened its new the 2009 season. Lamar College. were dominant, limiting University, while their fidence in Big 12 leader- season before Texas University’s players got All four of Garrett’s the Steers to five first low game was a negative ship, including the pres- A&M last week formally an up close look at the touchdowns came from downs, 45 rushing yards 23 yards vs. Sam idents and chancellors announced its intention quality of South 1 yard out, and he fin- and 64 total yards on 51 Houston State. of the league's schools. to leave the league. Alabama’s team in ished the game with 105 plays. After Saturday’s game, "I believe that the Big The Aggies are expect- Beaumont last year yards on 20 carries, In the Jaguars, the the Cardinals will 12 Conference will be ed to apply for member- when the Jaguars dealt making him Lamar’s Cardinals will be facing return home to host the standing strong at some ship to the Southeastern the Cardinals a 26-0 first 100-yard rusher a team that outscored University of Incarnate point in time," Gill said. Conference, as early as defeat. since Danny Faust net- its 2010 opponents by a Word at 6 p.m. on Sept "How it all shakes out, I this week when they are South Alabama ted 130 in a 1989 game combined margin of 17. don't know, but I do have one of the teams with an opened its season on against West Texas 374-96 margin. Also nicknamed the confidence that there open date. Sept. 1 with a 20-10 A&M. Garrett’s 24 points On display again for Cardinals, Incarnate will be a Big 12 "I did not think it home victory over West scored snapped the 26- Saturday’s gathering Word opened its season Conference." would come up again," Alabama. Sophomore year-old record of 20 will be the Cardinals’ last week with a 31-21 Two days after Texas coach Mack running back Kendall scored by Harold newly-found potent run- home loss to East Oklahoma State billion- Brown said about ques- Houston helped lead LaFitte in a 1965 game ning attack, which accu- Central Oklahoma. aire booster Boone against Pensacola Navy. mulated 209 yards in tions of the Big 12's Pickens said he didn't future. "I thought it was think the Big 12 will last over for at least 10 much longer and Dallas’ Ryan keeps up family tradition years." believes the Cowboys There had been inter- eventually will end up IRVING, Texas (AP) — variety of innovative, son as a coach, meaning two Super Bowl champi- est from the then-Pac-10 in the Pac-12, coach Rob Ryan expected to attacking defenses. he's spent more than onship teams before last summer of Texas Mike Gundy said he be an NFL head coach Another common trait is half his life working on becoming the defensive and Oklahoma, along hopes that's not neces- by now, just like his twin being his usual, boister- the sideline. And the coordinator in Oakland. with Oklahoma State sarily the case. brother Rex and their ous self when talking to majority of that time has He spent the last two and Texas Tech, head- "I would hope that our father Buddy before reporters — especially come in the NFL, this years coordinating the ing West as potentially league could somehow them. this week, with his first being his 14th season. defense in Cleveland part of a 16-team league. stay together and sur- It didn't work out that game in charge of the He and Rex broke into under Belichick disci- Pac-12 Commissioner vive. I guess it doesn't way, but Rob's not com- Cowboys' defense com- the NFL in 1994 as assis- ple Eric Mangini. The Larry Scott said look like that that is plaining. He figures the ing against Rex and the tant coaches on their Raiders and Browns Saturday before the going to happen," Gundy teams that haven't Jets in prime time on dad's staff in Arizona. made big improvements Oregon-LSU game in said during his weekly picked him have made a Sunday night. They were all swept out under his watch. With Texas that schools have availability on the mistake, and that the "I've been an assistant following the '95 season, his pedigree, what else reached out to his Stillwater campus. "Or Dallas Cowboys are coach of the year in pro and Rob had to work his would you expect? league recently. Scott maybe somebody could lucky to have him as football and in college way back up to the NFL. "(Buddy) brought us in wouldn't say who they come in because I like their defensive coordi- football, so apparently After a year at a commu- the world of defense and were, but said he was the Big 12. I like this nator. Of course he I'm pretty good," Rob nity college, then three I was fortunate enough listening even though he part of the country, I like thinks that. He's a Ryan. said. "No one else more at Oklahoma State, to get with Bill wasn't recruiting new the recruiting aspects of Big, loud and proud believes it, but they all he was hired by Bill Belichick, who's fantas- members for his league. it. I'm not afraid to say like Buddy and Rex, will after this game." Belichick in New tic — it's like getting in Stoops said his focus is that. I like the rivalries Rob also keeps up the Rob is only 48 and England. He was the there with Vince on playing sixth-ranked that we have in this family tradition with a going into his 25th sea- linebackers coach on Lombardi," Ryan said. Florida State on Sept. 17 league."

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- If you've been Area Calendar sweeping a number of Please send announcements to al at 7 p.m., Monday, ours. Meeting schedule Gardens and Nature unpleasant tasks [email protected] or fax to 409-883-6342 Sept. 12 at Greater St. is 7 a.m., noon, and 8 Center presents Beat under the rug, it might at least two weeks in advance of the event to Paul Christian p.m., Monday - Friday; the Heat by “Designing turn out to be the day ensure your item is printed. See full calendar list- Fellowship Church in 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m., with Native Plants” at 7 of reckoning. ings at www.orangeleader.com. Orange. Contact Bernita Saturday; and 10:30 a.m., p.m., Sept. 15 as Andrea Unfortunately, you Back to School Concert Living Proof Ministries Bias at 409-330-2292 or 7 p.m., Sunday at 1011 DeLong-Amaya, director won't be able to put off A free “Back to School” Simulcast Valda Jenkins at 409- Western Ave. in West of horticulture at Lady burdensome tasks any concert will be held First Baptist Church 454-7243 for more info. Orange. Call 409-886- Bird Johnson longer. from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., Mauriceville will hold a 8772 for info. Wildflower Center in Saturday, Sept. 10 at simulcast event Bromeliad Society Austin discusses how SCORPIO (Oct. 24- West Orange City Park Saturday, Sept. 17, for The Golden Triangle their staff use Texas Nov. 22) -- Don't fall Vidor Rotary on Western Avenue. women lead by Bible Bromeliad Society will The Vidor Rotary Club native plants to create into a trap made by Christian band They Say teacher Beth Moore of hold its monthly meet- meets at noon, every stylized or even formal someone you consider will perform. Bring lawn Living Proof Ministries. ing at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Monday, upstairs in the compositions. Seating is to be a friend but who chairs or blankets. Call Beth’s life-transforming Sept. 12 at the Garden Capital One building on limited. RSVP by calling is always trying to bait 409-988-1906 for info. Bible study challenges Center building at the North Main Street. 409-670-9799. you into an argument and inspires women of Beaumont Botanical about politics or reli- Boilermakers Local 587 every age. Tickets are Gardens in Tyrrell Park Beth Moore Bible Study Hunter Education Class gion. No one can win. Luncheon $20 includes lunch. You off Fannett Road in A ladies’ Beth Moore Texas Parks and Anyone who has ever can register online at Beaumont. The public is Bible Study will be Wildlife Hunter SAGITTARIUS (Nov. been a member of Local www.firstontheweb.com, invited. Call 409-886- taught from 6:30 p.m. - Education Safety Class 23-Dec. 21) -- You must 587 is invited to a lunch- e-mail sandyg@hig- 5721 or 409-892-4498 for 8:30 p.m., every Monday, will be taught from 5 know that making eon starting at 9 a.m., man.net or call 409-745- info. at First Baptist Church, p.m. - 7 p.m., Friday, unreasonable Saturday, Sept. 10 at the 3013. 644 State Hwy 272 in Sept. 23, and 8 a.m. - 4 demands or requests Sheetmetal Hall, 8397 OC Retired Teachers Deweyville. Cost is $12 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 24. on your mate or other Old Hwy 90 in Orange. Mt. Zion Fellowship of Retired Teachers of for course book. Call 409- You must attend both family members will All members, past and Churches Orange County will meet 746-3809 for more infor- classes. Certification is be rejected, so why go present, are invited to Rev. L.R. Charlot and at 11 a.m., Monday, Sept. mation. required if you are at down that avenue? attend and visit with old Starlight Missionary 12, at Wesley United least 17 years old and Don't be a troublemak- friends. Baptist Church, 350 N. Methodist Church, 401 Vidor TOPS Chapter born on or after Sept. 2, er. 37th St. in Orange, will 37th St. in Orange. Guest The Vidor Chapter of 1971. Call Danny Odom Rape and Suicide Crisis host the Mt. Zion speaker is Richard TOPS meets at 7 p.m., at 409-883-8118 for info. CAPRICORN (Dec. of SETX Fellowship of Churches Briggs, Texas Retired every Monday, at First 22-Jan. 19) -- Waking Rape & Suicide Crisis at 3 p.m., Sunday, Sept. Teachers Assoc. Dist. V United Methodist Texas Star Music up on the wrong side of S.E. Texas, Inc. needs 11. Charlot, the vice Legislative Chairman. Church, 501 N. Main in Festival of the bed might put Volunteer Advocates to president of Mt. Zion Chuck Wilson and Scott Vidor. Weigh-in is from 6 The Vidor Chamber of you in a bad mood all provide direct services Fellowship, will deliver Nassimbeni will offer p.m. - 6:45 p.m. Call Commerce is proud to day long. You could to survivors of sexual the message. Everyone flu and pneumonia vac- Mildred Bellar at 409- announce the 2nd even get steamed assault in a medical set- is welcome to attend cinations. Those inter- 769-2708 for info. Annual Texas Star about things you've ting. Comprehensive and be blessed. ested should bring Music Festival, featur- always tolerated previ- training is provided. Medicare cards. BC Chamber Coffee ing Little Texas, on Nov. ously. Anyone interested Choose the Life Organization will begin Central Office Supply, 4 and Nov. 5, which will should contact the Community Church, its fall children’s book 1600 Texas Avenue in also showcase local AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Crisis Center at 409-832- 3400 MLK in Orange, drive. Lunch will be Bridge City, will be host- artist. Artist can enter Feb. 19) -- This might 6530. will host “Choose the served. ing the Bridge City the Talent Contest to be not be one of your bet- Life” conference offer- Chamber of Commerce’s held before the festival ter days where money Spiritual Diva Day Spa ing relevant teaching on Vidor AA Monthly Coffee event at 8 and could earn a place is concerned. It would Salem United discipleship and practi- The Vidor AA Group a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 13. in the show. Try-Outs be best not to take on Methodist Church will cal pathways to the life meets at 8 p.m., every are set for Sept. 24. any new financial obli- hold “Spiritual Diva Day God intended his chil- Monday, Wednesday, Wednesday Night Live Those chosen from the gations or pay out Spa” from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., dren to live from 8:30 Friday and Sunday. Call First United Methodist Try-Outs will be invited what you can't afford Saturday, Sept. 10, at the a.m. - 3 p.m., Saturday, 409-651-0593 for details. Church, 502 N. Sixth in to perform in a Concert to lose. Malloy Center, 501 Sixth Sept. 17. Early registra- Orange, will hold fall to be held Oct. 1, 2011 at St. in Orange. Spa treat- tion is $15. After Sept. Vidor Runners and classes Sept. 14 - Nov. 16. the Vidor High School PISCES (Feb. 20- ments, medical informa- 12, the fee is $20. Price Walkers A light supper is at 5 Auditorium at 7 p.m. March 20) -- Strong, tion, continental break- includes breakfast, Vidors Runners and p.m. with classes at 6 Acts will be judged at unexpected opposition fast and lunch are pro- lunch and materials. Walkers meet at 5:30 p.m. Programs held the Concert and the win- could be awaiting you vided. Call 409-883-4498, Ext. p.m., every Tuesday, at each week with guest ners will open the 2nd from a nest of people 106 for more info. Claiborne West Park. speakers. A nursery is Annual Texas Star who think differently Experimental Aircraft Runners and walkers of provided for infants Music Festival on than you. Keep your- Association Hunter Education every age and level are thru pre-school age. Call Friday, Nov. 4. For fur- self from overreacting The newly formed Texas Parks and invited. the church at 409-886- ther information on the and making things Experimental Aircraft Wildlife Hunter 7466 for more info, Talent Search please worse. Association (EEA) meets Education Home Study Chamber Luncheon including cost of materi- contact the Vidor at 9 a.m., Saturday, Sept. Safety Class Field part The monthly Vidor als. Chamber of Commerce ARIES (March 21- 10, at the Hardin County will be taught from 6 Chamber of Commerce at 409-769-6339. April 19) -- Something Airport. Contact Oscar p.m. - 10 p.m., Tuesday, Luncheon will be held Angel Food Ministries you never promised is Wilson at 409-659-8819 Sept. 13 in Orange. at noon, Tuesday, Sept. McDonald Memorial Red Hot Flashers likely to be expected or e-mail Online home study com- 13, at Lakewood Baptist Church invites The Red Hot Flashers of you anyway. Rather [email protected]. All puter section must be Business Park, 500 the public to place food of Orange County will than go into battle members, future mem- completed prior to class. South St., near New orders from Angel Food meet at 11:30 a.m., over it, do it if you bers, officers and enthu- Call Danny Odom at 409- York Pizza and Pasta in Ministries from 3 p.m. - 6 Thursday, Sept. 15, at have the time. siasts are invited to 883-8118 to register. Vidor. Guest speaker is p.m., Wednesday, Sept. Tuffy’s in Mauriceville. attend. Debbie Brister of 14 in the church office. Birthday ladies are: TAURUS (April 20- VHS Athletic Boosters Compass Bank. RSVP at Food is available at vari- Lady J, Charlyn Jensen May 20) -- Unless you Picturing Orange The Vidor Pirate 409-769-6339. ous costs and cash or and Madam Rebecca, can avoid the company The Heritage House Athletic Booster Club LoneStar card are Becky Nation. The of those who have Museum has received a meets at 5:30 p.m., every Open House accepted. Church is ladies are planning a superior attitudes, you new shipment of the Monday, at Vidor Junior West Orange-Stark located at corner of bus trip to Lafayette, La. can expect to be book, “Picturing High in the SAC room. High School will hold an South and Broad for the Tinsel and bossed around a bit. Orange,” the pictorial All parents of Vidor boys Open House event at Streets. Call 409-883- Treasure Holiday However, I doubt you'll history book of Orange and girls athletics, and 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 3974 for info. Market Sept. 23, 2011. stand by and take it. County by Dr. Howard the community, are 13. Parents will have the Round trip tickets are C. Williams. Books are invited to attend. opportunity to meet the Fall Disciple Life Class $35. For additional GEMINI (May 21- $38 and on sale in the teachers and receive a First Baptist Church in information call Madam June 20) -- Those who Heritage House office, Retired Senior Citizens class overview outlining Orange will hold Bible Rebeccca at 409-746- are usually around to 905 W. Division in The Orange County student expectations. study classes on Monday 2004. pick up the pieces Orange. Office is open Retired Senior Citizens and Wednesday and/or back you up 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., will meet at 9:30 a.m., Mighty Pirates 4-H evenings beginning Fried catfish dinner aren't likely to be there Tuesday - Friday. Call Monday, Sept. 12 at The The Mighty Pirates 4-H Sept. 14. The public is The Heroines of for you when you need 409-886-5385 for info. Salvation Army Bldg. on Club will meet at 7 p.m., welcome and there will Jericho will hold a fried them the most. You had MLK and Strickland. Tuesday, Sept. 13, at the be a minimal fee for catfish dinner lunch better be prepared to Farmers Market Please bring a covered Raymond Gould courses that include starting at 10 a.m., be totally self-reliant. The 2011 Farmers dish for the noon meal Community Center in study workbooks. Friday, Sept. 16 at East Market returns from and a Bingo prize. We Vidor. Call Cathy at 409- Children’s study held at Gate Court #133. Meal is CANCER (June 21- from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m., are still collecting soaps 769-4346 for info. 6:30 p.m., Wednesdays; $7 and consists of fried July 22) -- Don't get every Wednesday and for Orange Christian Youth Bible Studies at fish, green beans, potato angry and try to force 6:30 a.m. - 10 a.m., every Services. All seniors are Cub Scout Roundup 6:30 p.m., Wednesdays. salad, cake, bread and compliance on those Saturday, in the Big welcome to attend. Call Boy Scout of America Call Todd Beasley at bottle water. Orders of you thought were in Lots parking lot on 409-883-6161 for more and Cub Scout Pack 402 409-886-7461 or visit five or more are avail- accordance with your MacArthur Drive in info. will hold a Cub Scout www.fbco.org for more able for delivery. Call proposals but obviously Orange. Items available Round-up at 6:30 p.m., info. 409-313-5043 or 409-221- aren't. It's not their fault include Pears, water- 9/11 Remembrance Tuesday, Sept. 13, in the 2601 for info. you were misled or that melon, black-eyed peas, VFW Post 2775 will Mauriceville POW/MIA Recognition you misunderstood. bell peppers, okra, egg- host a 9/11 Elementary cafeteria. VFW Post 2775 will Early Release plant, banana peppers, Remembrance program host a POW/MIA Orangefield ISD will LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) a variety of jams, jellies, at 6:15 p.m., Monday Narcotics Anonymous Program in recognition have an early release on -- Unless you can say canned vegetables, Sept. 12, at the post Narcotics Anonymous of POW/MIA month. The Friday, Sept. 16. no and mean it, you're fresh eggs, local honey, home on Highway 87 is here to help. Drug public is invited to Orangefield Elementary likely to open yourself baked goods, granola, North. The public is problem? We can help. attend the program at will dismiss at 1 p.m., up to being pressured blueberry lemonade, invited. Refreshments Call 409-861-1161. 6:15pm, Sept. 14 at the Friday; Orangefield into doing something Gulf shrimp and more. will follow the service. post home on Highway Junior High and you dislike, by some- Call Texas AgriLife at Alcoholics Anonymous 87 North. Orangefield High one who has figured 409-882-7010 for more City Wide Choir If you want to drink, School at 1:15 p.m., out how to manipulate info. The Orange City-Wide that’s your business. If Beat the Heat Friday. you. Choir will have rehears- you want to stop, that’s Shangri La Botanical

Page 6B The Orange Leader Weekend, September 10-11, 2011 www.orangeleader.com Texas A&M enrollment Transportation improvements surpasses 50,000 key for future of rural Texas says one thing, above only 6 percent of federal Special to The Leader A&M's engineering–oriented campus all, would help. transit funding supports Special for the Leader at Qatar is just starting its fall semes- AMARILLO, Texas - "More money. We need rural areas - where 25 COLLEGE STATION — Record ter. It had a record 473 students in For rural communities state and federal legis- percent of Americans enrollment — exceeding 50,000 for attendance last fall, representing a to thrive, a new report lators to realize that live. the first time — is being reported for 59-student increase. The campus in concludes, improve- transportation doesn't A common problem is Texas A&M University. the Middle East is fully funded by ments in public trans- just affect people's indi- integration of trans- Enrollment after the first week of Qatar Foundation for Education, portation have to be vidual abilities to get to portation systems, classes totals 50,054, for an increase Science and Community part of the picture. the doctor or to get to Altom says. Each of 925 students over the final figure Development. The report by the church or to social func- provider has its own for the fall semester last year, accord- When including the two branch cam- Association of Programs tions. It affects econom- restrictions and routes, ing to Texas A&M’s Office of puses, total enrollment for Texas for Rural Independent ic development." many of which don't Institutional Studies and Planning A&M stands at a record 52,585 — Living (APRIL) says The ability to get coordinate with other (OISP). based on the inclusion of Texas A&M lawmakers working on a around affects every providers. While trans- Figures for the 12th class day — University at Qatar’s 2010 fall enroll- federal transportation facet of a person's life, portation options for the which will be on Sept. 13 — are those ment — but that is subject to change bill should seek better agrees Billy Altom, elderly poor and people required to be reported to the Texas slightly when this fall’s TAMUQ fig- coordination between APRIL's executive with disabilities exist in Higher Education Coordinating ures become available. In any event, rural and urban trans- director. Without it, he most rural areas, getting Board, but the figures are not certi- the university’s overall figure will portation systems. says, the negative those services to work fied until the 20th class day. The fig- likely move it up even higher in the It can take 13 or 14 effects can pile up like together would be more ures normally vary only slightly after ranks of the country’s largest institu- hours for elderly or dis- dominoes. efficient, cut costs and the first week, OISP officials note. tions of higher learning, officials note. abled non-drivers to just "It's almost a snowball improve accessibility. Texas A&M President R. Bowen Male students on the College Station visit the doctor, says effect sometimes, when- "It's kind of a hodge- Loftin said the record enrollment is campus total 26,805, representing 53.6 Jamie Allen, local gov- ever you look at, 'OK, podge of different little not the result of a concerted effort for percent of the overall student body. ernment services coor- well, if I lose my ride, providers. You may have the university to increase its size but Texas A&M’s female enrollment, dinator with the then the next, I've lost Human Services that rather reflects the continued increase while continuing to trail the number Panhandle Regional my job, I've lost my are providing here, in the value of a degree from the uni- of men at the once all-male institu- Planning Commission, a house,' and then you another nonprofit is versity. He cited a recent Wall Street tion, totals 23,249. Female enrollment council of governments wind up in dire straits." doing it here. They're Journal article that shows Texas A&M increased this fall by 458, while male representing 26 Texas Rural communities not coordinated - yet the to rank second nationally on the basis enrolment is up by 467. counties in a 26,000- need a voice in the next monies come from, basi- of employers’ satisfaction in hiring Corps of Cadets membership contin- square-mile area. She transportation bill, cally, the same pot of graduates of institutions throughout ues to increase. The corps, in which Altom says, adding that money." the nation. participation is open to young men “We are obviously pleased that so and women on a strictly voluntary many young men and women choose basis, currently stands at 2,153 cadets, to pursue their education aspirations an increase of 184 over the same peri- Weather Whys at Texas A&M University and look for- od last year. ward to serving them in a manner that The freshman class of 8,271 includes is consistent with our commitment to 600 students enrolled in the Blinn Why hurricanes rotate offering high-quality education,” TEAM, a program in which students are jointly enrolled at Texas A&M and Loftin stated. “As a land-grant institu- the Coriolis Force. When a tropical tion, we are ever-mindful of being the Bryan campus of Blinn College. Special to The Leader Blinn TEAM students who successful- storm first begins to form, a low pres- accessible and affordable, while also sure is created at the center. This continuing to elevate our status as ly complete the program’s require- Q: Why do tropical storms and hurri- ments are then eligible to become canes rotate? pulls all the surrounding thunder- one of the nation’s top public univer- storms towards the center. As they do sities.” fulltime students at Texas A&M. Blinn TEAM participation increased by 70 A: In the northern hemisphere, hur- so, the Coriolis Force pushes them to Last fall, with an enrollment of the right, sideways from the direction 49,129 on its main campus, Texas students this year. ricanes rotate counterclockwise at The number of Hispanic freshmen incredible speeds, says Brent they are moving. At this point, a broad A&M was ranked as the sixth largest rotation has formed. As the tropical university in the nation. stands at 1,596, for an increase of 94, McRoberts of Texas A&M University. and African-American freshmen total “Though we don't think it about it storm gets stronger, it pulls harder Texas A&M’s marine-oriented towards the center and makes the branch campus, Texas A&M 279, an eight-student gain. often, at the equator, the Earth is More than 25 percent of Texas rotating at 1041 miles per hour,” he storms rotate faster. Once the storms University at Galveston, also reports are rotating fast enough, at least 74 record fall enrollment, currently A&M’s freshman class is made up of explains. “This rotation can affect students who are the first in their how objects move through the atmos- mph, the system becomes a hurri- standing at 2,058, for a gain of 159 stu- cane.” dents compared to last year. Texas families to attend college. phere for long distances and is called

www.orangeleader.com The Orange Leader Weekend, September 10-11, 2011 Page 7B Ford Park announces next SRO concert announced for the SRO Concert By Tommy Mann Jr. The Orange Leader Series, along with Hunter Hayes on Oct. 8, and 10 Years on Oct. 19. Those BEAUMONT — An all ages show- shows are strictly ages 18 and older. case comes to Ford Park next week. Bryant, a native of Honey Grove, Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown Texas, moved to Nashville at age 17 will perform as part of Ford Park’s and quickly captured the attention SRO (Standing Room Only) Series of the fans and music contacts with on Friday, Sept. 16. Tickets are $10 his on stage charisma and talent. He in advance and can be purchased at was even featured in the 2009 docu- the Ford Park box office, Beaumont mentary, “Rock Prophecies,” which Civic Center, Lake Charles Civic also featured well known guitarists Center, HEB on Dowlen Road in Carlos Santana, Jeff Beck and Slash. Beaumont, by phone at 800-745-3000 Bryant, 20, is also a well known or online at www.ticketmaster.com. name among music video-gamers Admission is $12 on the day of the with his song, “Who I Am,” as it is show. included in the Guitar Hero 5 video Bryant is touring in support of his game. forthcoming album, “From the In 2007, Bryant was invited to per- Sandcastle,” which drops at retail form at the Crossroads Guitar outlets and online Tuesday, Sept. 20. Festival in Chicago at the request of “We are thrilled to showcase an none other than legendary artist, artist that is about to explode onto Eric Clapton. the music scene,” said John Hughes, In his short but inspiring career, SMG General Manager of Ford Park Bryant has already toured and per- and Texas Regional Booking formed with artists such as Director for SMG. “This show is Aerosmith, B.B. King, Styx, Vince what the SRO Concert Series is all Gill, Jeff Beck, REO Speedwagon about – giving Southeast Texans a and Joe Bonamassa, among others. first taste of the artists that are Visit www.tylerbryantmusic.com catching the world of live music on for more information about this Courtesy photo entertainer. fire.” Guitarist Tyler Bryant, along with his band, The Shakedown, will perform Friday, Bryant is the third artist Sept. 16, as part of the Ford Park SRO Concert Series. Tickets are $10 for all ages.

Photo courtesy of LocalMusicGuide.net Vintage Thunder, a local classic rock band, will perform following the Spindletop Roller Girls match on Saturday night at a free “after-party” event where fans can meet and greet the Roller Girls, plus see the new SRO 1900 MacArthur Dr. (Standing Room Only) Concert Series room. Vintage Thunder will perform, along with a DJ. The after party is Orange, TX 77630 from 9 p.m. - midnight for all ages. 409-886-2589 www.NAPAonline.com Ford Park introduces SRO with free ‘after-party’

By Tommy Mann Jr. It’s an alternative venue for area The Orange Leader music fans. We plan on bringing in a BEAUMONT — The variety of artists. It’s not just rock stuff time for talking is done. “ either. We are looking at blues, jazz and Now it is time to for action, or music to be a variety of artists. more precise. —John Hughes, General Manager of Ford” Park SMG, the management company of Ford Park On Saturday night, fol- “It’s an alternative in Beaumont, is holding lowing the Roller Girls venue for area music a special after-party bout, Ford Park is invit- fans. We plan on bring- event starting at 9 p.m., ing the public to attend ing in a variety of artists. following the the free after-party It’s not just rock stuff Spindletop Roller Girls where they can meet either. We are looking at match on Saturday and greet the Roller blues, jazz and a variety night, to introduce the Girls, as well as see of artists.” public to the new con- what the SRO hype is all Hughes said the venue cert concept known as about. is sequestered in the SRO or Standing Room Local classic rock lobby of Ford Arena and Only. The after-party is band Vintage Thunder will have its own unique free and open to all will perform a variety of atmosphere with cur- ages. Admission for the cover songs and original tains, lighting, staging Roller Girls match at 7 material, plus a DJ will and more. It will hold a p.m. is $5-$13. spin tunes while the capacity of approxi- The Ford Park SRO band is off stage. There mately 800 people. Concert Series officially will be a full bar, draft “Beaumont is off the begins on Friday, Sept. beer and a taco bar typical beaten path for 16, with a performance where guests may pur- some artists,” he by Tyler Bryant and The chase items as well. explained. “This just Shakedown. Other “This is something dif- gives the area another events already sched- ferent we are doing venue outlet to book uled include Hunter here at Ford Park,” said some acts which might Hayes on Oct. 8, and 10 John Hughes, General not otherwise perform Years with special guest Manager of Ford Park. in the Beaumont-area.” Hell or Highwater on Oct. 19. Some events cater to all ages, whereas other concerts will be strictly for ages 18 and older.

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501 Lilac St., Orange, TX 409-670-9856 Page 8B The Orange Leader Saturday, September 10, 2011 Sports www.orangeleader.com in right before the half J BEARS — after getting good field From Page 1B position at the Bear 34. Sweat finished it with a 1-yard blast up the mid- extra-point to make it 7-0 with dle with a minute in the 8:10 in the first. half. Caney Creek quarterback Jake Douglas completed 7- Sweat coughed the ball up to of-10 passes for 125 Preston Armstrong at the yards before leaving the Panther 20 on the next series game. and on the very next play, The Bears outgained Douglas hooked up with the Panthers 150-87 in receiver Jordan Harmon on a the first half. Sweat had nice strike along the right side eight rushes for 51 yards of the end zone from 20 yards but was 0-for-7 passing out with Harmon making a with two picks. good catch over a Panther Quarterback Kyle defender, upping the lead to Herfurth engineered Leader photo by Pat Johnson 14-0 with 7:20 in the first. the Bears on a seven- Vidor tailback David Bollinger looks for yards. Shea Richards then play, 74-yard scoring picked off a Sweat pass drive to start the second at the Panther 28 but the half. Bears didn’t capitalize He connected with Pirates rumble as Douglas was picked Harmon on a 30-yard off by Panther Kyle strike down the right Baird at the Panther 7. sideline and then hit After pinning the Armstrong on a 15-yard Panthers deep, punter gainer to the Panther 2. past Wildcats Feliciano Organes mis- Herfurth finished it off handled a punt snap himself, darting around By Steven Pollock make the score 7-0 with and LC-M’s Ruben right end for the 2-yard The Orange Leader 4:47 left in the first quar- Alaniz fell on the ball in touchdown keeper, Leader photo by Mark Pachuca ter. the end zone for a handing LC-M a 42-7 LC-M quarterback Brilon Douglas looks for a receiver The Wildcats would VIDOR — The Vidor touchdown, making it with 9:32 in the third. down the field against Caney Creek. respond on the next Pirates continue to build 21-0 with 2:31 in the Herfurth completed 8- have a nice night, finish- LC-M: Ruben Alaniz fumble recov- momentum this season drive. Red Haywood's 54 first. of-12 passes for 117 ery in end zone. Manuel kick. ing with 60 yards on LC-M: Alex Sezer 57 pass from improving to a 3-0 start yard rush set up a six The Bears went up 28- yards. yard touchdown pass seven totes. Douglas. Manuel kick. with a convincing 35-7 0 with a perfectly exe- LC-M’s Caleb Bickham The Bears ate up some LC-M: Douglas 1 run. Manuel kick. win over the Kirbyville from Cody Goins to cuted screen when CC: Jake Sweat 1 run. Juan Zuniga jumped on a bad pitch clock late in the fourth kick. Wildcats Friday night at Quinton Jacko. Fidencio Douglas found Sezer by Sweat at the Panther Rodriguez would make quarter and settled for a LC-M: Kyle Herfurth 2 run. Manuel Pirate Stadium. over the middle and the 22 to give the Bears the 29-yard Manuel field kick. The Pirate offense ran the PAT to tie the game sprinter did the rest, leather. Manuel then LC-M: Manuel 39 field goal. 7-7 with 1:55 left in the goal with 4:49 left. LC-M: Billy Jones 18 pass from wild picking up 401 running past the made it 45-7 with a LC-M has its bye week Herfurth. Kick blocked. rushing yards. David first. Panther secondary for a booming 39-yard field CC: Kyle Baird 81 fumble return. next week before going Zuniga kick. Smallwood lead the way Neither team seemed 57-yard score and goal with 7:50 in the to be able to get an to Lumberton to start covering 118 yards with upping the cushion to third. District 20-4A play Sept. ——— one touchdown on 17 advantage on the next 28-0 on the last play of LC-M CC After Bear defensive 23. First downs 20 6 carries, while David few possessions until the first period. back picked off backup Vidor's Jimmie Wright “The poker stake goes Rushes-yards 34-153 33-104 Bollinger was also a Bear defensive back quarterback Kadon up from here on out Passing 242 0 standout rushing for 101 brought the quarterback Sean Shehane picked Simmions, Herfurth hit Comp-Att-Int 15-22-1 0-9-2 down for a sack on the because our district is Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-3 yards and a touchdown off Sweat at the Bear 47 receiver Billy Jones going to be so darn com- Penalties-yards 10-80 4-25 on just 10 totes. Brentyn one yard line. The next and returned it to the along the right side of INDIVIDUAL STATS petitive,” said Crouch. Rushing: LC-M, Johnathan Clark had two carries play the Wildcats punt- Panther 24 with 10:42 the end zone and Jones ed out of their own end “Anybody is capable of Rodgers 7-60, Casey Viator 4-45, across the goal line with left in the half. made a superb leaping beating anyone on any Kyle Herfurth 10-26, Alex Sezer 5-13, 69 total yards and zone giving the Pirates Douglas hit receiver Tyler Wright 1-5, Brilon Douglas 7-4; catch for an 18-yard certain night. Hopefully Caney Creek, Jake Sweat 10-45, Montana Quirante con- great field position. Preston Armstrong on a scoring strike. The The Pirates drive start- we can get some wounds Ryan Nunn 9-44, Derrick Jacene 6- tributed a 52 -yard carry 23-yard pass play to the extra-point was blocked healed up and get off on 11, Justin Eberly 2-8, Cole Streeter 2- for a touchdown. ed 20 yards from pay Panther 4 that kept the as the Bears led 51-7 6, Kadon Simmons 2-4, Team 2-(-14) dirt and it only took the right track in dis- Passing -LC-M, Brilon Douglas, 7- For the Wildcats drive alive and Douglas with 2:31 in the third. trict.” 10-1 125, Kyle Herfurth 8-12-0 117; Decorian Smith picked them two plays to find it. finished it with a 1-yard The Panthers trimmed Caney Creek, Jake Sweat, 0-8-2 0, Kadon Simmons 0-1-1 0. up 114 yards on the David Bolinger would keeper off right tackle it to 51-14 when Baird LC-M 54 run it in from six yards Receiving: LC-M, Jordan Harmon ground on 14 carries, as the Bears led 35-0 picked up a Johnathan Caney Creek 14 3-64, Preston Armstrong 3-47, Casey while Red Haywood had out to give the Pirated with 6:14 in the half. Rodgers fuble at the LC-M 28 7 16 3— 54 Burleigh 3-21, Alex Sezer 2-62, Billy the lead for good. CC 0 7 7 0— 14 Jones 2-29, Sean Shehane 1-17, 93 yards on 11. Cody Douglas went out after Panther 19 and Scoring summary Brandon Clayton made Casey Viator 1-2, Caney Creek, Goins managed the that with an ankle returned it 81 yards for LC-M: Brilon Douglas 1 run. Trent None. Manuel kick. offense completed 5-13 the PAT to make it 14-7 injury. the score with 0:20 in with 4:29 until the half. LC-M: Jordan Harmon 20 pass from passes for 47 yards with The Panthers cashed the third. Rodgers did Douglas. Manuel kick. a seven yard touchdown The Pirates came out pass to Quinton Jackon. strong in the second half. Montana Quarante City both game on The Wildcats chose to J CARDS — defense. receive the opening broke three takles on his first carry for 18 yards From Page 1B Dishon first struck in kickoff and began their the third quarter with a drive on their own 32 and busted through the line on his second carry 50-yard score off an yard line. They found “It certainly feels like interception of Will early success running for a 52 yd touchdown everyone is watching run. Darling. the ball with (#5) pick- me a little more this Then Tyler Roberts ing up two 20 yard runs. The Pirated lead 20-7 year,” Menard said. after the PAT failed. sealed the Kelly fate The drive stalled 12 It is for good reason with a late INT as yards short of the end The Pirates would too. soon add a 16 yard score Bridge City was able to zone when they failed to Menard had 136 tough run the clock out. convert on fourth down. from David Smallwood yards on the ground and and a four yard score “We are 2-1 and now The Pirate's offense passed for 127 more. have some momentum took over and marched from Brentyn Clark to Dishon and Menard coast to the victory. The heading into next down the field picking hooked up in the second week,” Dishon said of up four first downs and Pirate defense was quarter to make it 14-0 touph only allowing 90 Bridge City’s game set up a 17 yard touch- on a 37-yard touchdown against Kirbyville. “We down by Brentyn Clark yards in the second half strike. and keeping the played some good to put the Pirates on the Bridge City opened the defense tonight. We board first. Brandon Wildcats off the score- game’s scoring in the board. played hard and now Clayton made the PAT to same quarter as Hunter can’t wait for the Leader photo by Tommy Mann Jr. Clark rushed for a five- Wildcats. It is even bet- Brian Waguespack. “We Tyler Ballard (74) gives a great block for Matt Menard. J CATS — yard touchdown run. ter the game will be at played hard all night and Daniel Faulk knocked home.” after Friday’s loss to BC — Cameron Dishon 37 pass From Page 1B our game-plan worked home both PATs in the The Cardinals were Vidor. from Matt Menard. Faulk kick. well. It was a great effort.” BC — Dishon 50 interception quarter. coming off a sluggish 21- “The best Kirbyville return. Kick fail. first came whe Shores Ty Johnson scored from The Cardinals held the 6 loss to the Vidor will play all year will be KELLY — O’Shea Kenebrew 30 run. Andrew Cupero kick. picked off a Woodville 18 yards out in the the 14-0 lead at the break Pirates last Saturday. next week when they pass with 7:01 on the third quarter and and took a 20-0 lead in Stump was very come to Bridge City,” ——— clock inthe first Justin Nelson’s kick made it 21-6 the third only to see the intrigued to see how his Stump said. BC Kelly after three periods. With First downs 18 7 Bradley rambleed into Bulldogs crawl back Cardinals came out Bridge City rushed for Rushes-yards 34-189 29-171 the end zone from six Woodville in panic mode into the game with a 30 against Kelly. 189 yards Friday against Passing 127 33 yards out and Curt Nelson Turncale picked off his yard run from O’Shea “I wanted to see us Kelly and held the Comp-Att-Int 10-18-0 7-17-2 third pass and returned it Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 made it 7-0 with his extra- Kenebrew to make it 20- come out focused and I Bulldogs to 171 on the Penalties-yards 6-45 1-5 point kick. 40 yards for another 7. think we were,” Stump ground and 33 in the air. INDIVIDUAL STATS touchdown to seal the win Rushing: Bridge City, Matt Menard The Bobcat defense help “We never felt comfort- said. “We did some Dillon Trahan was 19-136; Hunter Clark 9-44; Cameron set up the next score whe for the Bobcats. able in this game,” things early on and able to come up with Dishon 6-9. Kelly, Player, Will Darling Bridge City Coach Cris 7-99; Nick Barber 13-46; O’Shea Deslatte broke through started to click.” one of two fumble recov- Kenebrew 8-16; Dillon Guidroz 1-1. and pressured the Eagle Orangfield 28 Stump said. “Kelly is a Stump’s Cardinals eries for the Cardinals. Passing: Bridge City, Menard 10- offense into a holding big, physical team. Our were taken down by the 18-0 127. Kelly, Will Darling 6-10-2 Woodville 6 Bridge City 20 33. penalty that forced them Woodville 0 0 6 0— 6 guys were able to hang Wildcats last year, 51-31. Receiving: Bridge City, Dishon 5- Orangefield 7 7 7 7 — 28 in there and get in the Kelly 7 to punt. Orangfield got the This is not last year’s BC 0 14 6 0 — 20 87; Tyler Roberts 3-7; Mitchell Scoring summary ball on the 20 after the win.” Kelly 0 0 7 0 — 7 Hubbard 1-26; Tanner Cervenka 1-7. OF: Justin Bradley 6 run.Curtis Nelson or even the year before Scoring summary Kelly, Nick Schrapps 3-6; Kenebrew touchback. The offensive kick The big plays in the last year’s Kirbyville BC — Hunter Clark 5 run. Daniel 2-2; William Lighty 1-18; Nick Barber OF: Eric Truncale 80 run. Nelson kick line did their best impres- second half for Bridge Wildcats who are 0-3 Faulk kick. 1-2; Guidroz 1-2. Wood: Trent Daniels 18 pass from T.C. sion of the “Red Sea” as Mitchell. Kick Failed they opened a huge hole OF: Ty Johnson 18 run. Nelson Kick for Truncale to score from OF: Truncale 40 interception return. Nelson kick 80 yards out. The Cats Wood OF LC-M, D’ville net volleyball wins went in at the half with a First Downs 11 16 14-0 lead. Rushing 37-134 49-252 By Van Wade passing 23 18 kills, four blocks, two Beaumont Central 25- opener Friday. Woodville would try to comp-attp-int 1-13-4 1-7-1 The Orange Leader aces and a dig. 18, 25-14 and downed Jacie Smith had six make a game of it when fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0 Mallarie Hearn had 11 Port Arthur Memorial kills while Erica Bass penalties-yards 2-20 1-0 they scored on a 18 yd Individual stats ORANGEFIELD — digs, nine kills, two 25-21, 25-11 during the had four and Marilee pass but missed the extra Rushing Woodville--Marcus Harrison20- The Little Cypress- blocks and two aces. first day of action at the Barney four while point, to make it 14-6. 92, Beau Burleson 8-29,Trent Dainels 5- Brett Peveto notched YMBL Tournament on Brooke Wilhelm had 19,Tyler Weatherford4-6; OrangefieldEric Mauriceville Lady After that the defense of Truncale7-96, Casey Raley17-70, Wesly Bears swept the five kills and three Thursday. three. the Bobcats was just too Ackerman 7-25, Justin Bradley5-22, Orangefield Lady blocks. Josie West post- D’ville wins Amber Stanley had 17 much for the Eagles to Jeromey Watkins 5-22, Ty Johnson 3-19, Jakob Brown 2-12 Bobcats 25-21, 25-10, 25- ed 13 digs, 11 assists and DEWEYVILLE — The points and 10 assists. handle. Passing Woodville, Tyler Weatherford1- 21 Friday evening. a kill and Alex Hackett Deweyville Lady Barney posted 17 “We knew we had to 13-1 18; Orangefield-Wesley Ackerman1- Kourtney Derouen had had 14 assists. Pirates took down the points. Bass had 14 move guys around 7-1 18 Recieving-Woodville, T.C. Mitchell1- 20 assists and five digs The Little Cypress- East Chambers Lady points while Smith had tonight,” explained 18,Orangfield, Curtis Nelson1-18 for the Lady Bears. Mauriceville Lady Bucs 17-25, 25-13, 26-24, 12 and Natalie Carter defensive coordinator Megan Kemp posted 10 Bears defeated 25-20 in their District notched eight. Weekend Edition, September 10-11, 2011 Port Arthur News/Orange Leader CLASSIFIEDS/ C1

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SALES STAFF Bubba Gordon728-3999 Jim McDaniel 718-8619 Alex Gordon433-0771 GROVES, 6325 32nd - 3/2 Brick $95K Fenced yard. owner finance w/$10,000 down NEDERLAND - 612 S. 7th. Super clean w/fresh paint. Reduced to $79,900. Sellers anxious PORT ARTHUR - 2/1 w/carport. Fresh paint & new carpet. 5033 Procter. $35,000. Ask for Alex. NEDERLAND - 172 Hilldale Dr. 2/1/1. $62,000. NEDERLAND Office Bldg. 412 NEDERLAND AVE. - 5 Offices w/large reception area. Call Bubba. NEDERLAND 3312 Ave. E - 4/2 $69,000. NEDERLAND 8318 S. Killarney - 4/2 Large lot w/pool. $129,500. Call Jim. V ACANT LOT - 3712 N. Twin City Hwy 150 ft of frontage. Commercial or residential. PT. ARTHUR 1320 15th St. - 2/1.1/2 $30,000. Lot next door $5,000, owner finance 3636 39th St., PA - Cute cottage. $55,000 complete remodel 2 110 9th St., PN - 2/1 Great rental $55,000 make offer. 400 Ft. of Frontage - on Nederland Ave. Ready to build on.Commercial. NEDERLAND - Twin City Hwy 8 commercial lots w/many uses. Call Bubba. NEDERLAND 1403 S. 15th - 3/2/1 Corner lot. $80,000 5266 PARK - GROVES - 3/2 with carport. $84,000. FOR LEASE G roves - 3 or 4 bedroom home w/utility rm/refrig, stove $1,000 2 08 S. Twin City Hwy - Office 1200 sf. The perfect location. $800 Call Jim. Nederland - 3/2 Fenced in backyard. 1 yr. lease $900/$900 deposit

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Patio - lg den...... $199,500. 1404 Ordway - 3/1/1 - great starter home - 2 lots...... $89,900. 523 Roanoke - 5/3/3+3 cpt - Salt water pool...... $600,000. 3154 Sandalwood - 3/2/2 - in-ground pool...... $224,900. 702 Texas - 3/2.5/2+1cpt - Mst Br down...... $219,900. 708 Texas - 3/2/2 - cvrd patio - workshop...... $199,900. 1133 West Dr. - 3/2/2 - stained concrete floors...... $149,900. PORT ARTHUR 4848 23rd St - 4/3/2 - great home for lg family...... $95,000. 2690 90th St - 4/2/4 - NISD-rear access - pool...... $235,000. 4649 Alamosa - 3/2/3 - charming historic home...... $139,900. 3116 Birchwood Triangle - 3/2/2 - Super nice!...... $199,000. 8000 Eyre - 3/2/2 - corner lot- Ned. Schools...... $299,000. 7940 Friar Point - 3/2/2 - St. Bldg-cvrd patio...... $184,000. 4011 Heatherbrook - 2/1/2 - All appliances stay...... $74,900. 2630 Hickory Cove - 3/2.5/2 -lush landscaping...... $195,900. 7024 Kelliwood Dr. - 5/3.5/2+ - PNGISD...... $305,000. 6154 Linda Dr. - 2/2/4 -lot size 462x120...... $159,500. 9301 Lisa Ln - 4/2/2 - Nederland schools...... $239,000. 3325 Roya Court - 4/2.5/2 -1.5 story - cvrd patio... . . $259,000. 4424 Sherylwood - 4/2/2 - PNG schools...... $224,900. 2860 Solomon - 3/2/2 - fenced backyd-corner lot... . . $109,000. GROVES 6449 39th St.- 2 BR duplex - lot 150x159...... $159,900. 3840 Berry - 3/1/2 - Updates- corner lot...... $89,900. 4400 Boyd - 3/2/2 -.corner lot, rear access...... $99,900. 3049 Canal - 3/2/3 - scr patio - lg lot...... $109,900. 5030 Grant- 4/2/2 - 2 storage bldgs...... $89,000. 3721 Kenneth -3/2/2 – immaculate home...... $195,000. 3817 Kinard - 2/1/2 carport - remodeled...... $79,900. 3715 Lincoln - 3/2/2 - workshop...... $179,000. 2240 Little John - 3/2/2 - patio & fenced backyd...... $119,900. 2440 Main Ave.- metal bldg & 3 apts...... $179,500. 3000 Main Ave - 2 houses + comm bldg...... $95,000. 5440 Mockingbird - 4/3/2 - move in ready!...... $185,000. 5312 Monroe Blvd.-2/2/2 - g lot+gar apt...... $79,900. 6298 Monroe - 2/1/2 - great starter home...... $89,900. 6529 Plaza - 3/1/1 - cvrd patio+wkshop...... $82,900. NEDERLAND 2603 Avenue F - 3/1/1cpt - nice backyd deck...... $83,500. 2903 Avenue L - 2/2.5/2 cpt - 12x18 workshop...... $119,900. 711 S. 13th - 3/1 - wood deck/outdoor bar/lg lot...... $79,900. 511 S. 17th St. - 3/2.5/2 - Selling “AS IS”...... $99,900. 1420 N. 31st-4/2+2.5 ba+2-private neighborhood...... $295,000. 2902 Ash - 3/3.1/2 - super hm for entertaining...... $259,900. 128 Atlanta - 3/2/2 - cvrd deck - double lot...... $109,900. 3603 Franklin - 3/2 + oversized garage...... $159,900. 2800 Hickory - 4/3/3 - covered wood deck...... $265,000. 3120 Memphis - 3/2/2 - lush landscaping - pool...... $184,500. 3112 Moor - 3/2/2 - spacious kitchen w/island...... $133,500. 2804 Nashville-4/3.5/2-great for entertaining...... $284,500. 3115 Price Rd - 3/2.5/2 - gourmet kitchen...... $342,000. OTHER AREAS Toledo Bend - 310 Shiloh - 3/2/2+cvrd boat slip...... $248,000. Bridge City - 2875 Hwy 408 - 6+ acres...... $99,900. Orange - 1.80 acre lot on cul-de-sac - BCISD...... $32,500. Cherry Hill Estate - Spooner Rd - 0.531 acs.-BCISD . . $25,000. Fannett- 7768 Patterson - 4/3.5/2 - 4000 sf -custom blt..$274,000. Newton - 8549 FM 363 - 2/1/2 - on 10+ acres...... $79,900. COMMERCIAL PA-4830 7th St - warehouse & office...... $69,000. PA - 2021 Savannah Ave - furnished restaurant...... $220,000. PA - 6331 West PA Rd - bldgs + laydown yd...... $140,000. Sabine Pass - 5035 S. Gulfway -5954 sf bldg..AS IS. . . $75,000. Sabine Pass - 7700 S. Gulfway - commercial bldg.....$79,500. PN - 2109 Magnolia - office/warehouse...... $149,900. PN- 2609 Nall - 2.39 ac. - zoned commercial...... $299,900. PN-3162 Grigsby - “The Diner” near PN Park ...... $147,500. PN - 1207 Port Neches Ave. -commercial bldg...... $64,900. PN - 2828 Nall - commercial bldg - great location... .$299,000. PN - 2152 Merriman - 33 - 2 BR Apt. Complex...... $1,340,000. PN -1323 Port Neches Ave - downtown office bldg.. . . $399,000. Groves - 3510 Pure Atlantic Rd -4 yr comm bldg.... .$325,000. 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