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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
7
The Port Isabel Church of Christ at Tarnava and Washington begins a Saturday Morning Youth Program for first through sixth graders from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The church aims to boost moral and social values in local youth and invites families to participate with contact number 943-1945.
Brownsville host Ivy Ann Richardson welcomes over 400 contestants for the 33rd annual Texas International Fishing tournament July 28 through August 1. John Peters notes strong advance bookings, with anglers pursuing billfish, tarpon, sailfish and bay fish. A closing fish fry benefits Faustino Camacho who remains hospitalized after a July 4 accident.
Texas Education Agency official Juan Solis spoke to the local district Bilingual Project staff at Garriga Elementary outlining goals and the need for community involvement. The four week workshop aims to produce plans guides and materials for the second year bilingual program. City officials closed streets in Urban Renewal Project No 4 and ordered stop signs on newly opened South Shore Drive for traffic safety.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission awarded an $11,357 contract to Lee Roy Cole of Corpus Christi for five screened shelters at Corpus Park in Austin Lake Corpus Christi State Park. Pearce Johnson, TPW chairman, announced the plan.
The Laguna Vista Public Library adds about twenty four new juvenile titles for Pre-K to Junior High readers. The library houses a Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia set and serves South Padre Island Port Isabel Laguna Heights and Laguna Vista from its corner Fernandez Street and Santa Isabel Boulevard location. Library cards are issued by the librarian on duty Tuesdays and Fridays 3 to 5 PM.
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