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★ Shrimp
By The Associated Press
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Page 2—Pert Lavaca Wave. Tuesday, May 21, 1985
—— Police beat ~
are getting less
Gulf shrimp season is closed May
20 until July 15 so shrimp can move •
into the gulf and begin a slow pro
cess of spreading out to grow, accor-
ding to Ms Hightower
Charles Henry
Alberta Martin
DISMISSALS
Elias Pena
Otto Little
Paul Spree
Hilary Lenertz
Lola Moore
Sunday
ADMISSIONS
Adelia Villarreal and female in-
fant
DISMISSALS
Mitt Boyd
Ola Belle Cameron and female in-
fant
The closing of the season helps the
gulf fishermen economically and
preserves the shrimp for the next
season Whe i the gulf shrimping
season starts, the shrimp are larger
and bring in more money
An All Sports Booster Club
meeting to conclude this year’s
business will be at 7 p.m Wednesday
at the all-purpose room at the
Calhoun High School gym annex
Computer literacy awards were
—Today in history
Today is Tuesday. May 21, the
141st day of 1985 There are 224 days
left in the year
Today’s Highlight in History
On May 21, 1927, Charles Lind-
bergh landed his “Spirit of St.
Louis” just outside Paris, com-
pleting the first solo airplane flight
across the Atlantic Ocean Lind-
bergh had covered a distance of
more than 3.600 miles in 331 ? hours
On this date:
In 1542, Spanish explorer Hernan
do de Soto died while searching for
gold along the Mississippi River
‘Business in dynamic Calhoun County
Dawn Tuttle, Kelly White, Jennie
Escalante, Laureen Escobar.
Jonathan Hernandez, Sam Ixive.
Peter Puzon. Juan Salazar, Debra
Soward, Craig Tapley and Aaron
Wagner
Special awards were presented to
Tara Koliba and David Peavy for
serving as student assistants of the
computer literacy class
Student Council members
recognized with awards and pins
were Stacv O’Donnell, president.
Bay fishermen have always made
less on brown shrimp than gulf
shrimpers because of the way the
season is set up and the different
areas
Bay shrimping season opens from
May 15 to Aug 15, when shrimp stop
for a short period in the bay during
their trip from the bayous and
estuaries to the gulf
The shrimp are still small and it
takes a lot more of them to make the
pound, for which the bay fishermen
ARRESTS
Natalia Cuellar, 38. of Port
Lavaca, was arrested at 10 a m
Monday for violation of a court
order She was released after paying
a $96 fine
Jacqueline Miech, 22, of Port
Lavaca, was arrested at 126 pm
Monday for issuing a worthless
check
Erasmo Benavides Montemayor
Jr., 35, of Port Lavaca, was arrested
on a Cahfonia warrant of influence
of heroin Bond was set at $10,000
COAST Gl ARI)
A 39-foot fishing vessel was
reported adrift about 29 miles off-
shore at 11:15 a m Monday (oast
Guard officials responded by towing
the vessel back to shore
The Coast Guard began patroling
the Gulf of Mexico and area bays
Monday night as the Texas Gulf
Coast shrimp closure went into ef
feet No boardings or citations were
reported
SHERIFF REPORTS
An EMS call was reported in the
100 block of South Rose Avenue in
Seadrift at 12:54 a m Monday
The theft of a sign from Bubba s
Beach Store at Magnolia Beach was
reported at 10 45 a m Monday The
handmade sign is valued at $250
POLICE REPORTS
The theft of a bicycle from the 2200
block of Jackson Street was reported
at 12 45 p.m Monday. The bicycle is
valued at $90
Criminal mischief was reported in
the 500 block of Lazy Lane at 12 30
p.m Monday Police said a car win-
dow was broken with an unknown
object
The owner of the Santa Mana
Lounge reported the theft of 68 liters
of alcoholic beverages from the San-
ta Mana Bar at Mam and Colorado
streets at 11 20 am Monday The
value of the missing liquor is
estimated at $1,360
— Hospital notes
Friday
ADMISSIONS
Bennie La Compte
Lola Moore
Robert Blakeney Jr
Larry Balusek
Michael Johnson
DISMISSALS
Clint Myers
Letha McKelvy
Lillie Seay
Michael Roeder
Saturday
ADMISSIONS
Ola Cameron and female infant
Christina McMichael
Richard Parrish, vice president,
Connie Johnson, secretary; and
Marcus Caughron, treasurer; and
members (eighth) Melissa Rocha.
Mark Cormier, John Rodriquez and
Jennifer Ochoa.
Also, (seventh) Sean Garrett, Tyn-
dall Yaap. Jeffrey Woods, Kelly
Kelso, Delma Gonzalez and Karen
Tschatschula, (sixth) Carrie Seidel,
Sandra Kasper. Timothy Valadez,
Susanne Reue. Raquel Rodriquez
and Karen Yanes
Wave lengths —
hungry of the world The public is in-
vited
In 1832. the first Democratic Na-
tional Convention got under way in
Baltimore The delegates would
nominate President Andrew
Jackson for a second term
In 1881. Clara Barton founded the
American Red Cross
In 1924, 14-year-oid Bobby Franks
was murdered by two students from
the University of Chicago. Nathan
Leopold Jr and Richard Ixieb
In 1956, the United States exploded
the first hydrogen bomb over Bikini
Atoll in the Pacific.
Ten years ago: Three gunmen
shot and killed two U.S Air Force
colonels in Iran
presented to Eric Brieden, Sherri
Glover. Heather Kearns. Frank
Rogers. Ginger Ruddick, Laurie
Stewart, Chris Yanes. Chris
Benavides, Chris French. Gary
Nilsen. Robert Rubio and Stacey
Smith
Also. Michelle Steen. Susan Tippit.
“We Are The World” will be the
theme of the 29th annual Spring Con-
cert Golden Revue to be presented
by the high school choirs at 7:30 p m
today in the high school auditorium.
Donations will be accepted to aid the
(Continued from Page 1)
of the National Marine Fisheries
Service
In 1984. the shrimping industry on
the Gulf of Mexico produced the
third highest catch on record — 301
million pounds
This is an increase of 56 million
pounds from 1983 Statistics show
the 1984 catch netted gulf shrimpers
$439 million, the world's largest pro-
fit
Shrimping in the Atlantic was se-
★ Crockett
(Continued from Page l)
Adame, Larry Daniels, Misty
Geigle, Judy Hubenak, Joe Pena.
Debra Ramirez. Joe Saenz. Timothy
Valadez. James Weber and Terry
Weaver (sixth)
cond with just $34 million
Still, more shrimp was imported
to the United States than was
harvested Imported shrimp exceed
ed the domestic catch by 40 million
pounds, according to Margot
Hightower, a fisheries reporting
specialist
The figures are misleading, Mrs
Hightower said, because domestic
catches grew by 50 million pounds
last year Imports increased by only
3 million
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Chuck's second retirement: earlier
this year he retired after 3*6 years
as Calhoun Community Federal
Credit Union loan officer; prior to
that he had served the Department
of the Interior for 27 years.
Chuck and his wife, Joyce, chose
to remain in Port Lavaca rather
than transfer with the Interior
Department.
“We stayed the first time because
of the kids,” Chuck says. “After my
second retirement, we stayed
because we like it here and Port
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Wallpapering several rooms, a
single room or maybe just a wall or
two may be an effective, inexpen-
sive solution for brightening a home
As you prepare for graduation,
summer weddings and other
seasonal celebrations, give a
thought to wallpapering It may be
just the solution for solving your
decorating problems
“Maybe I can help give your home
a new look.” says Chuck Ward,
owner of Deco Walls by Chuck, a
business specializing in professional
wallpaper-hanging
Lavaca has been good to us We did
not want to leave.”
The Wards have long been
associated with the Calhoun County
Fair Association Chuck is in his se-
cond year as president of the
association.
Deco Walls by Chuck, 501 Sun-
nydale. Is owned and operated by
Chuck and Joyce Ward. For a free
estimate or advice on wallpapering
needs, contact the Wards at (512)
552-6427. Chuck says, call anytime —
day or night.
FREE ESTIMATES
Although Chuck does not sell
wallpaper, he is ready to listen to
your needs and ideas, and is
qualified to offer decorator sugges
tions and give advice on purchasing
wallpaper
With thousands of wallpaper
designs to choose from, a room is
limited only by imagination
Visualize it. and a room can become
whatever is uesneu.
Chuck will measure your walls
and tell you exactly how many rolls
of wallpaper will be needed.
Deco Walls provides professional,
fast wallpapering. Chuck will adapt
his schedule to fit yours He is happy
to hang wallpaper evenings and
weekends to accomodate customer's
needs
Chuck says Jime needed to
wallpaper a room varies, but as a
rule-of-thumb, it takes the better
part of a day to wallpaper an
average sized bathroom
Every possible precaution is taken
to protect your carpet and fur-
nishings. Chuck says. But as an add-
ed precaution, he provides in-
surance coverage to insure against
any unavoidable damage
Chuck, who says his truck is his of-
fice. provides all needed wallpaper-
ing equipment and supplies All you
do, is provide the wallpaper
The new business was begun after
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