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Dr. Shahid H. Hashmi M.D.
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will receive patients the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month
at Memorial Medical Center
in Port Lavaca.
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Suicide Seminar
Monday night
Appointments maybe made by calling
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Burglars struck Calhoun High
School twice over the weekend, on
Friday night and again Sunday
night Police reports said cash was
taken from vending machines and
desks were ransacked
Unauthorized use ot a motor vehi-
cle was reported in the 1200 block ot
West George Streel Saturday The
car was recovered near Roosevelt
School
A starter was stolen from a car
parked in the 200 block on North
Commerce Street Friday night
An automobile parked in the 1200
block of Alcoa Drive was damaged
by vandals Friday night
Criminal trespass and simple
assault were reported at a residence
in the 1300 block of Meadow view
Drive Sunday
A stereo and speakers were stolen
from a cai parked in the 600 block ot
West George Street Sunday
A tire was stolen from a pickup
truck parked on North Broadway-
Sunday
Burglars took cash and jewelry
from a residence in the 400 block of
South Benevides Street Saturday
night
A 1975 Chevrolet pickup reported
stolen from the 1300 block ot Broad
way Friday night was recovered
alter being involved in an accident
JEW ELI.
GREEXIIII I
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courses and programs and graduate
programs Baccalaureate and
master's degrees shall tie granted
by and in the name of the University
of Houston System The emphasis of
the center shall be on excellence in
teaching Faculty research, using
the facilities provided lor and con
sistent w ith the primary function ot
the center, is encouraged. Funding
for research activities shall lie from
private sources, competitively-
acquired sources and appropriated
public funding "
After Temple's initial proposal.
Page2 Fort Lavaca Wave. Monday. Dec 8. 198fi
CM/U.ST'M.45 A’V£W> />.4> based on a story by W illiam Ib au Howells
Hu- Calhoun Sandcrabs All-Sports
Booster (lull will mtTl Monday
evening al 7 pm in the all purpose
room ot the annex gymnasium at
( alhoun High School 4
The club encourages attendance
from any parent or other person in
(crested in supporting the athletic
programs at the high school
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! Rob,.-t Guerrera Martinez. 26. of
J Placedo, was arrested Saturday and
; charged with felony driving while in
; toxicated
; Tommy Herrera. 17, of Port
Lavaca, was arrested Sunday tor
public intoxication
Elias Olivares. 22. of Seadrift, was
arrested Saturday for failure to ap
pear
, S Keyes Cuellar Sr 48. ot Port
• Lavaca, was arrested Friday tor
; felony criminal mischief
; - Alien Joseph McPherson. 63, ot
• Port Lavaca, was charged with se
; cond offense driving while intox-
icated Friday
t Daniel Steven Ervin. 31. ot
Brownsville, was arrested Friday
for public intoxication
David Trevino, 32. of Brownsville
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the First National Bank Community
room
Calhoun County residents are in
\iled to hear speakers Lane
Johnson Family Counselor ol Vic-
toria and Pam Pollard. Assistant
Administrator ot Hope of South
lexas who is a specialist in working ,
with survivors of suicide and *
prevention ot suicide
dent He was married to Mildred
Parvin \u| 2> HKM She preceded
him in deatti on Aug 5, 1955
He was a member ot the Baptist
Church
Survivors include a son. Gerald
Wayne Greenhill ol Euless, a
daughter. Barbara Ann Sanders ol
Port Lavaca. two brothers. Stanley
Greenhill of Milford and Watson
Greenhill ol Mount Calm a sister.
Lounetie Ward ol Tyler live grand
children and 11 great grandchildren
He died Tuesday, Dec 2 in a
Dallas hospital
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was arrested Friday tor public in
toxication
Hector Bazalda. 32. ot Port
Lavaca, was arrested Saturday for
public intoxication
EMS ( ALLS
A patient was transported from a
residence in the 2200 block of Larry-
Street to Memorial Medical Center
at 10:10 p m Sunday
A patient was transported from a
residence in the 400 block of
Charlotte Street to Memorial
Medical Center at 4 33 p m Sunday
A patient was transported from
the Catholic Church in Port Lavaca
to Memorial Medical Center at II 55
a m Sunday-
An offshore worker was
transported Io Memorial Medical
Center at 9 07 a m Sunday alter be-
ing brought to the Calhoun County
Airport by helicopter
A patient was transported from a
residence on South Juanita Street to
Memorial Medical Center at 8 24
a m Sunday
A patient was transported from
Coastal Health Care Center to a
private clinic at 9 59 a m Saturday
A patient was transported from
Coastal Health Care Center to
Memorial Medical Center at 7 17
a m Saturday
A patient was transported from a
residence on Villa Road to Memorial
Medical Center at 7 59 p m Friday
A patient was transferred from
Port Jjivaca Clinic to Memorial
Texas Department of Corrections
prisoners will discuss then Ide and
drug awareness Tuesday, Dec 9 at
the Calhoun High School Auditorium
at 7:30 p III It w ill he tree and open
to the public
A funeral will tie held lor Benia
Jean Wogoman. >8. San Antonio, at 2
p in Tuesday in the Richardson
Funeral Home chapel with th*" Rev
Curtis Geisler officiating
Burial will follow in the Port
Lavaca Cemetery under the direc-
tion of Richardson Funeral Home
She was bom Dec 2. I92H m
Cleveland Miss . the daughter ot
Oscar and Bernice Lishman She
resided in San Antonio since June
1979
Survivors include her husband.
I heodore Wogoman ol Port Lavaca,
three sons. James Wogomon ol
Jacksonville. Fla . Darrell
Wogoman of Indianola and Gene
Wogomon o| Port luivaca. three
brothers. Fill and Roy Narren of
Cleveland Miss and Earl Narren ot
Greenwood. Miss two sisters. Mar
Ilia SIi.on and Willie May ol Gleen
ville Miss and lour grandchildren
Pallbearers include Geoff Kelly.
Larry Williams. John Menalee.
Jerry Matuhk. Bob Platte and Bob
Richter
sli<- died Saturday in a San Antonio
hospital
; A boat motor was stolen over the
^weekend Irom a trader parked in the
jtjillcrest Addition
J • A theft was reported from a
•residence in Olivia Sunday after-
-noon
A family disturbance was
reported in the Clark Addition Satur
day night
A calf was hit by a car near
Seadrift at 6 15 p m Saturday
A family disturbance was
reported at a weekend house in Port
; O’Connor Friday night
! ARRESTS
to year-round electric heat pumps. Get
a new heat pump and you can get
up to $400 cash back from CPL.
GOOD MORNING^ EVERYONE
MERRY CHRISTMAS! ,r
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A seminar on sun ide with cm
phasis on adolescent suicide will lx-
sponsored by The < risis Hotline of
Calhoun County for everyone in
( alhoun < ounly The seminar w ill tie
held Monday. Dev Kat 7.tn pm at
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Why switch to heat pumps? We asked
Robert Wycoff who has been designing
heating and cooling plans for buildings in
Victoria for over 24 years.
Robert says, “As an engineer 1 like heat
pumps from an economical and safety
standpoint. Unlike a gas system, you can
place a heat pump anywhere it’s needed.
And I personally do not like a gas flame in
the attic of a home. As for efficiency, a
heat pump has a real advantage in the
heating cycle. But any air system has to
be installed right to work right. Me, I
recommend electric heat pumps and I
have them in my own home. Wouldn’t
have anything else.”
members ot a citizens group and
other residents of the area express
ed to the I 'll V board that they did
not want to see the I H-V status
changed
The Calhoun County Independent
School District trustees alsoapprov
ed a resolution requesting that the
TH \ status not lx-changed tiecause
Superintendent Elvis Arterbury.
PhD. said many new CCISD
teachers have acquired their educa
tion at the schixil and many ex-
perienced CCISD teachers have
received their master's degrees
there
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15. 1K97 in
Lavaca County, the daughter ol
Frank and Ludmilla Smirak She
was a member of St Mary's
Catholic Church and the KJZT
Lodge
Survivors include a stepdaughter.
Margaret Gusitool Dalesville. Ala
three stepsons. Edwin A Kutach ol
Port Lavaca. Daniel B Kutach ol
Phoenix. Ariz and Otto E Kutach ot
Houston; a brother. Rudolph Smirak
ot Hallettsville two sisters. Annie
Dornak of Hallettsville and Julia
Polansky of Cureo. 13 step-
grandchildren and four step-great
grandchildren
She died Thursday in a Hallett
sville hospital
HALI.ETTSL ILLE A funeral
was held lor Mary Kutach, 89. ot
Hallettsville, at 3 to pm Saturday
at St Mary's Catholic Church with
the Rev Gabriel Maison officiating
Burial was at St Mary 's Catholic
Cemetery under the direction ot
Kubena Funeral Home
She was born Oct
1980
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“Heat pumps are my
first choice for homes
because of their
efficiency and safety.”
Robert E. Wycoff, P.E.
Wycoff Engineering, Inc.
Graveside services were held for
Jesus Angel Camacho, four week
old infant ol Jesse Camacho and
Socorro Carabajal Camacho ol Port
Lavaca, at Itia m today in the Long
Molt Cemetery
Funeral arrangements were
under the direction ot Richardson
Funeral Home
The infant w as born Nov 5 I ski;
the Memorial Medical Center
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by his maternal grand
parents. Juan and Elvira Carabajal
ot Seadrift and his paternal grand
parents. Steve and Lillian ( amacho
of Port l^ivaca
He died D»“c 7
Johnson Jr . 54. ol Austwell, at 2
p m Sunday from the Xustwell
Methodist Church with the Rev
James Furr officiutmg
Funeral arrangements
under the direction ot Colonial
Funeral Home
He was born Jan 4 1932 in Me
Cool. Miss . the son ot the late Earl
F Johnson and Myrtle Heed
Johnson
He lived in Austwell since 1973 He
had been the manager ol the \ran
sas Wildlife Retuge and was
employ ed by the I tilled Stales I- ish
and Wildlife Service
Johnson was a memlier ot the
Austwell Methodist Chinch
In addition to his parents, he was
preceded in death by two brothers.
Samuel T Johnson and Charles
Reed Johnson
Survivors include his wile. Euner
Griffin Johnson a daughter l.e<"
Atm Johnson ot Needeiland. two
sons. Steven Reed Johnson ol Col
lege Station and Gregory Griffin
Johnson ot Waco, and tour sisters.
Earlinc Uine ol Mississippi. Mary
Evelyn Bowk- ot Mississippi Sue
Beth Roberts ol Tennessee and Bet
(y Jane Neal ol Spring
He died Friday in the Memorial
Medical Center in Port Lavaca
follow mg a brief illness
AUSTWELL A memorial ser-
vice was held for Earl Franklin
Hl BBARD A lunei.il was held
lor Jewell J Greenhill. ,4. of Hub
bard, at 2p m Thursday al the Mai
shall and Mai shall Funeiai Holm
chajx-l in Hillsboro w it li the Rev Bi I
ly II T ow Ikes ottn i.il mg
Burial followed in the Ridge Park
Cemetery in Hillslxiro
A farmer, he was born .May 13.
1912 in Hill County and was a
longtime Malone and Hubbard resi
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