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THE INGLESIDE INDEX
Thursday, June 24, 1993
wAround Town
A TREE WAS DEDICATED for the late Art Henderson on the Elizabeth Cook Primary School campus
May 26. The tree was planted and dedicated by Mrs. Brenda Cooper's Boy Scout Troop.
Pilgrims benefits this weekend
The weather may not have been
cooperative, but the enthusiasm
was great. The Denver Pilgrims’
car wash last weekend was rained
out, but they will try that and
more this weekend.
The carwash will be held Satur-
day, provided the sun is shining,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
International Bank parking lot.
Price includes wash, dry and
vacuum. Cost is £2, £3, or £5
Quality
Printing!
FOR YOUR BUSINESS
★ Letterheads
★ Envelopes
A Statements
A Receipt Books
A Business Cards
Progress
Printing Co.
346 S. Houston Aransas Pass
758-5391
depending on the type of vehicle.
For those who don’t need a car
wash, the Pilgrims are having a
“giant garage sale” Saturday be-
ginning at 8 a.m. at the Our Lady
of the Assumption Catholic
Church parking lot. There will be
something for everyone at this
garage sale - clothes, shoes,
Christmas decorations, books,
appliances, tools, furniture. (See
classified ad.)
Sunday, the group will have
baked goods for sale after each
Mass.
The Pilgrims also have plans for
the Fourth of July. They will have
a “summer bazaar”, dunking
booth, at the church on the 4th
and 5th.
On those same days they will be
at the Rockport Art Festival
where they will have a food booth
and sell nachoe. This is a joint
fundraiser with the Pilgrims from
Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
The Denver Pilgrims’ goal is to
raise £10,000 for the trip to De-
nver in August to see the Pope.
Aside from the events listed
above, the Pilgrims have con-
tinuing projects.
The aluminum can drive is one
and the Teen for Hire program is
another. Anyone who would like
to donate to the aluminum can
drive or hire a teenager to do yard
work, babysitting, or odd jobs,
may call the church office, 776-
2644.
Cook School
recognized by
safety group
Elizabeth Cook Primary
School has been awarded a cer-
tificate of exceptional effort from
the Texas School Safety Honor
Roll Program, recognizing its sup-
port of safety education and acci-
dent prevention.
The honor roll program, spon-
sored by Texas Safety Associa-
tion in cooperation with the
Texas Education Agency, is the
only state recognition program
that covers all aspects of school
safety education and accident
prevention.
The honor roll program assists
schools in meeting the intent of
Texas accreditation standards re-
lative to safety, promotes coor-
dinated efforts for safety through-
out the school system, encour-
ages programs for reducing or eli-
minating accidents involving stu-
dents , and enables each school to
objectively analyze its own safety
activities.
During the 1992-93 school
year, 1,556 schools from 356 dis-
tricts across the state partici-
pated in the program.
Texas Safety Association is a
non-profit, non-governmental,
educational organization whose
members work in government,
private industry, and as indi-
viduals to prevent accidents and
needless loss of live and property.
CODINGS
FROM
NGLESIDE
ON THE
AY
CAROL CERVENKA
Last week’s tropical depression
rained out many weekend plans
and activities. Among them was
the city’s “Children’s Afternoon
in the Park”. This event has been
rescheduled for Saturday, June
26, from 4 to 7 p.m. The Bay
Association Pot Luck Dinner has
been rescheduled for Monday,
July 12. For more information on
either event call 776-3901 or 776-
2932.
Smile for the week: “I kissed
my first girl and smoked my first
cigarette on the same day. 1 ha-
ven’t had time for tobacco since. ”
Arturo Toscanini
Mayfield Chiropractic Center
Announces
New Office Hours
Beginning July 5
New Hours Will Be
9-1 2 & 2-6
Monday - Wednesday - Thursday
Obituaries
MEDICAL ARTS CLINIC
1731W. Wheeler Ave. Aransas Pass, Texas
ANNOUNCES THAT AFTER MAY 31,1993
J. WENDELL ROBERTS, M.D.
WILL NO LONGER BE
ASSOCIATED WITH
MEDICAL ARTS CUNIC
Your medical records
will be available at
Medical Arts Clinic
CALL 758-5326 FOR MORE INFORMATION
BRADSHAW
Billy Murry Bradshaw, 67, a
life-long resident of Aransas Pass,
died Thursday, June 17, in a Cor-
pus Christi hospital.
Bradshaw was a shrimper who
had done work in the oil and com-
mercial fishing field. He was a
member of the First Assembly of
God Church and was a council-
man for the Light of the Lost.
Survivors include his wife,
Jamie Ruth Bradshaw of Aransas
Pass; sons, Billy James Bradshaw
and Raymond Bradshaw, both of
Rockport, Frank Bradshaw of
Huntsville, Arthur Bradshaw of
San Antonio and Andrew Gillihan
of Duncan, Okla.; daughters,
Wanda Wiley, Inez F. Parker,
Emma Bradshaw, Annie Ruth
Grumbles and Lee Gillihan, all of
Aransas Pass, Ruby Naranjo and
Rosa Bradshaw, both of Rock-
port, Barbara N. McCullogh of
Wisconsin, Sue Ellen Gorman of
Tampa, Fla. and Brenda Jean
Wood of Florida; 26 grandchil-
dren and six great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 3
p.m. Saturday, June 19, at First
Assembly of God Church with
Rev. Wayne Volz officiating. Bu-
rial followed in Prairie View
Cemetery.
Charlie Marshall Funeral
Home, Aransas Pass.
CARD OF THANKS
We want to express our thanks and
sincere appreciation for all the many,
many expressions of love, caring,
thoughtfulness, kindness, prayers
and help offered to Mikl and her fami-
ly during her illness and her death.
Your caringand loving concern will
be remembered always.
Our prayers are for God’s con-
tinued Blessings.
Maya and Marianne McElroy
Irene and R. H. Peterson
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HOSPITAL
We were invited
to this area
to provide Home
Health Care Services
for
Indigent, Medicare,
Medicaid and
Private Insurance
Patients
We are licensed
by the Texas
Department of
Health and are
Joint Commission
accredited.
a
Epic Healthcare Group
An Employee-Owned Company
TIM E. KAY, M.D.
OPENS NEW OFFICE
IN ROCKPORT
Tim E. Kay, M.D. is pleased to an-
nounce the opening of his new office
in Rockport starting July 1st. Dr. Kay
will continue to practice at his
Ingleside location weekday after-
noons, and will see patients in
Rockport during the mornings.
Dr. Kay is Board Certified and is a
member of the American Academy of
Family Practice.
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Office Hours:
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Office Hours:
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Mon. - Frl.
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Pet Grooming by Linda
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Port Aransas
Thundoy, Juna 24, 1993_THE INGLESIDC INDEX_PugeFiv*
INGLESIDE'S BILLY LINDLEY (in white jersey) plays tight defense on
an opponent during Coastal Bend Summer League basketball action
Thursday night. Games are played Tuesdays and Thursdays at
rotating sites through July 1. The playoffs begin July 7 at Aransas
Pass. 1
Summertime is perfect for float fishing
When Texas summer tempera-
tures soar towards the century
mark, it generally means that
fishing is going to be slow, espe-
cially in freshwater.
Fish are cold-blooded crea-
tures and when it gets too hot for
them, it has the same effect as
when it is too cold They become
very inactive and don’t feed.
But for the angler who doesn’t
let the heat bother him, there’s
one type of fishing that’ll really
pay off. Texas rivers are full of fish
that’ll bite.
Recently I made a float trip
down the Llano River with Ray
Box, owner of Gruene Outfitters.
Ray has guided clients on float
trips down this hill country river
for years and specializes in fly
fishing. The purpose of this trip
was to shoot video for an upcom-
ing Texas Angler program.
These trips are usually made in
canoes which Box provides.
These two-man vessels are more
than adequate for two fishermen
and all their gear.
The Llano River stretches from
above Mason to the Colorado Riv-
er at Kingsland. The clear water
flows entirely through private
ranches as do most of our Texas
rivers. It is a combination of re-
mote local and private property
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Shoytyting Lists, Noleytads
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And so much more!
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Progress
Office Supply
346 South Houston Street
Phone 758-5391
Aransas Pass, Texas
705 Broadway
Phone 729 0388
Rockport, Texas
Travelling
With the
Texas
Angler
By Keith Warren
that keeps Texas rivers great
fisheries.
As we launched the canoe and
headed downstream, our videog-
rapher followed in a large raft
which held all the necessary
video equipment and gear. The
day we made our float the weath-
er was extremely hot.
Although Ray prefers to fish
with a fly rod, both of us were
using ultra light spinning equip-
ment. We hadn’t traveled for
more than 15 minutes and we
pulled over to a small bank that
had overgrown brush which pro-
vided a shady spot.
My guide instructed me to
throw into the shade. Instantly I
hooked up on a nice spotted bass.
After releasing it, I made another
cast in the same shaded area.
Bang, another nice bass, then
another.
The action was so fast that the
cameraman had a hard time
keeping up. When the fishing
slowed down in that spot, we
moved downstream to another
similar area and found eager bi-
ters at each spot we stopped.
In that short afternoon of
fishing we boated and released
well over 60 fish. When we re-
turned to our vehicles we heard
the temperature had reached 105
degrees. That’s when l realized if
you want to catch fish in the heat
of the summer, you’d better be
fishing a river.
For more information, contact
Ray Box at Gruene Outfitters at
(210) 625-4440.
Keith Warren is the host of the
Texas Angler Television Show,
which broadcasts statewide.
Catch the Texas Anglerloeally on
KDF Sundays at 10 p.m. Begin-
ning Sunday. July 4, and every
Sunday thereafter, the Texas
Angler will also broadcast on
HSE at 11:30 a.m. For more in-
formation contact the Texas
Angler at (210) 625-3474.
Warden Round Up
By Doug Seamands
Game Warden
Right now there is an abundance of crab6
in the Corpus Christi, Nueces and Redfish
Bays. With the increased numbers of crabs
comes an increased interest to catch them.
Local game wardens are seeing an increased
number of crab traps in the area bays.
We are seeing numerous problems with
the crab traps that are set out in the local
bays. Local wardens will be lotting at crab
not in compliance with the law
An illegal crab trap is subject to being
confiscated. The following information should be helpful in
keeping your crab traps legal
Crabs may be taken in any number and at anytime (the time
available to run crab traps will change September 1. )by crabline,
crab trap and umbrella net (not exceeding 16 square feet.) ’
Crabs caught in the devices legally used for taking fish or
shrimp and operated at legal places at legal times may be
retained. No more than 300 crab traps may be used by any
person. Crab traps may be used only in the coastal waters of the
state.
Crab trap buoys must be marked with a gear tag. A gear tag is a
tag constructed of material as durable as the device to which it is
attached. The gear tag must be clearly legible and show the name
and address of the person using the device and the date it was set
out.
The gear tag for crab traps is only valid for 30 days. Commer-
cial crab traps must be marked with a white, floating visible buoy
not less than six inches in width and six inches in height or with
white plastic bottles of not less than one-gallon size.
Sport crab traps must be marked with a floating buoy that must
be white (may be plastic bottle, one gallon size) with a two-inch
wide center stripe of contrasting color, six inches or more in
width and six inches high.
Commercial crab traps must have a crab trap tag (£1.50)
firmly attached. Crab traps may not exceed 18 cubic feet.
It is unlawful to possess egg-bearing female crabs (sponge
crabs). No person may buy or sell a female crab that has its
abdominal apron detached.
No blue crabs less than five inches in carapace width, mea-
sured from tip of spine, may be possessed, except that not more
than five percent by number of undersized blue crabs may be
possessed if placed in a separate container at the time of taking.
All blue crabs less than the minimum size not retained shall be
returned from the waters from which taken. It is unlawful to
remove or possess on board a vessel on public waters the left claw
of a stone crab.
Stone crabs (except for right claws) must be returned im-
mediately into the waters from which they were taken. The
minimum claw size is two-and-a-half inches as measured from
the tip of the immovable claw finger to the first joint behind the
claw.
1 hope to see y’all in the great outdoors...
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