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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1976

Page

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Port Lavaca commission OKs lease termination at Harbor of Refuge

Port Lavaca city commission voted 4 to 1 to terminate the lease with Alamo Concrete Co. at Harbor of Refuge effective Aug. 1, leaving limestone valued at about 6000 on site and requiring 4000 to be paid plus 2600 worth of limestone for a sewer line. New board member John de la Cruz joined as Curtis Reece opposed. Budget was tentatively approved with 5000 shifted to contingency. public hearing set for Aug. 25.

Harbor of Refuge Port Lavaca Alamo Concrete Co.,, Inc R. E Bob” Clegg Lamar Marshall Sr Ted Mumme John de la Cruz Curtis Reece Port Commission Reece Alamo Cement Co City of Clegg Commission City Hall Boar

Grain Elevator Study Presented at Point Comfort

Mary Baker Phillips reports Rapsilver International of Houston presented a preliminary proposal for a 2.5 million bushel grain elevator at Point Comfort costing about 13 million dollars. The Calhoun Navigation Commission accepted study. officials foresee financing interest and possible expansion to 4 million bushels with rail involvement.

Mary Baker Phillips Rapsilver International, Inc Houston Point Comfort Calhoun Navigation Commission Stanley Mikula Rapsilver Jim Griffin Griffin

Weather outlook and seas updated for weekend boating

Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with south to southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs in the mid 90s, nights mid 70s. Boating winds 10 to 15 knots this afternoon through Saturday. Seas 3 to 4 feet. Sunset 8 16 p.m., sunrise 6 53 a.m. Saturday. Tides low 8 45 p.m. today high 5 a.m. Saturday low 10 22 a.m. Saturday high 1 33 p.m. Saturday. Barometric pressure 30.07 inches.

Union Carbide buys 2241 acres near Bay City Texas

Union Carbide officials in New York announced a 2241 acre purchase near Bay City on the Colorado River about 16 miles upstream from the Gulf of Mexico. The company said there are no immediate plans for the tract though Bay City could be a potential chemical plant site. Expansions at Texas City Seadrift Brownsville Taft are expected to meet near term production needs.

Bay City Union Carbide New York Colorado River Gulf of Mexico R. J. Hughes Chemicals and Plastics Texas City Seadrift Brownsville Texas Taft, la

Port Lavaca youths complete eight week Aransas refuge project

Environmental Education youths Scott Mouw and David Strickland of Port Lavaca finish eight intensive weeks with the Youth Conservation Corps at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. The program began in 1971 as a pilot. became permanent in 1973, serving 40 youths from across Texas who built shelters, platforms, paths, sampled water, and learned environmental skills.

Scott Mouw David Strickland Port Lavaca Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Calhoun High School Youth Conservation Corps Charles Ward YCC Department of Agriculture Department of the Interior Aransas Refuge Texas Frank Johnson C. C. Edge

Calhoun Religious History IX Churches of Christ Grow

Concluding installment of Port Lavaca Wave nine part series traces the Port Lavaca Church of Christ growth from small Six Mile meeting to a 280 member congregation. It notes 1911 ignition, key founders John Mickle family, Mrs Maude Buskisk, early preacher A C Ruebush, and the 1915 move to a farm extension office.

Calhoun County Port Lavaca Calhoun County Library Church of Christ W. B. Mickle Sr Maurine Jackson Nancy MecCarley Olivia Fred Conners Six Mile Church of Christ In John Mickle Falls County Texas Six Mile School House Mickle W. B. Mickle Ethel Randle Alan Pennington Wells Fargo van Buskisk

City Council Sets Agenda for Port Lavaca Meeting

Port Lavaca city council meets at 7 30 p m Monday to certify the 1976 tax roll review the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority budget for the water plant and discuss bids for pipe and equipment. They will designate a street from the Highway A35 bypass to Brook Hollow Village Apartments as Village Road and consider appointing an electrical advisory board member.

City of Brook Hollow Village Electrical Advisory Board

Probation Officer Hiring Planned by County Commissioners

County commissioners court plans to hire a new county probation officer and designate a chief probation officer, appoint a justice of the peace for Precinct 2 to fill H. B. Eskew's vacancy, and meet Texas Parks and Wildlife on a trapper. Open bids for seaboating and road construction, approve contract with winning bidder at 10 a.m. Monday. Appoint three Drainage District 10 commissioners for two years. Hear Maida McKamey on Kamey area representation. Open bids for surplus hospital property, hold 1977 budget work session, authorize late-year health unit expenses, hold closed session with the court's attorney, and consider a TPWD proposal to build a Hog Bayou river boat ramp at Highway 35.

Commissioners Court Justice of the Peace H. B. Eskew Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Hog Bayou Highway 35

Seadrift Shrimp Festival Highlights Second Annual Event

Seadrift hosts Saturday Shrimp Festival at Bay Front Park with a noon to 2 p.m. shrimp boil and a 3 p.m. prize ceremony after a fleet parade. Sponsored by the Seadrift Chamber of Commerce, the day features music, a children’s crab race, decorated boat contest judges, and prizes. Local clubs participate. adult shrimp boil tickets cost 2.50 dollars and children's 1.50.

Seadrift’s The Seadrift Chamber of Commerce

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Commission OK Service League Andrew Seamans David Gann Sam Clegg Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Galveston Elco Goodpasture, Inc Texas Gulf Coast Carbide Bays Bay City Mouw Port Lavacans Johnson Moow Strickland Tim Smith Carol Cope Lupe Garcia Steve Mauritz Tivoli Vennona Brown Maine Dwight Mutchler Edge Calhoun Churches of Christ Grow Norris Hall FE. Main St Farm Extension Services A. C. Ruebush Annie Lavaca County Roebush Wallace Stringham Mildred Sneed Colorado and Leona Streets Clark Bardone Texas Parks and Wildlife John Fenster Victor Martin Turner Mills Radio Station KNAL Victoria Clara Wilson Alvin Shirley Whatley Long Mott Lodi Hall Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Lions Club Home Demonstration Club Alpha Gamma- Beta Sigma Phi
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