Victoria Advocate from Victoria, Texas • 62

THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Thursday, April 23. 1981 3D DENNIS THE MENACE" ByHANK KETCHAA 7 piece heavy stainless steel cookware set Heavy gauge stainless steel with copper clad bottoms for fast, even heating. Set includes 1 and 2 quart covered Mo saucepans. 5vi quart covered saucepot and 10'4" fry pan (saucepot cover fits fry pan). uuantity iirrmea to stocK on nana.

'Whats HOLDING up AV COLORIM 500K 1 SENT Baker-eze" non-stick bakeware special value laundry baskets jm the eox-TOftSTWO nHQU DAYS ASO-For Matagorda Site Chemical Firm Seeks Permit Advocate News Service AUSTIN Conoco Chemicals Co. of Houston has applied to the Texas Department of Water Resources tor wastewater discharge permit to operate a synthetic polymers plant in Matagorda County. Conoco proposes to construct a plant to make 400 million pounds annually of high density polyethylene by a liquid phase process in the presence of a catalyst. Process wastewater would be mixed with storm water runoff, and routed through numerous systems before being dl charged into the Colorado River. The plant also would have a once-in-24-years storm water basin, which would discharge into Little Boggy Creek, thence through a series of lakes into the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway; thence into East Matagorda Estuary.

Conoco's plant would be located approximately three miles south of Wadsworth, on the west side of State Highway 60. No public hearing is scheduled. However, any affected person who has received notice of the application may request a hearing through the department. Port Man Named Ho your choice your choice each Silicone coated for no stick baking, easy clean-up. Choose from 11x16" Sheet Cake Pan 12x2" Round Cake.

Pan 9" Square Cake Pan 11x17" Cookie Sheet 14x10" Roasting Pan each Choose from large 2 bushel rectangular style or close weave 1 bushel round baskets in assorted colors. Buy now at this special price. with handles. To Marine Panel operations and the environ -as Euaettoo. wldrlf v4 I IS 00 HMMamin VISA pvchM: ElQDgbD(o Advocate News Service AUSTIN George Fred Rhodes of Port Lavaca and Sen.

Carl Parker of Port Arthur have been appointed to the Navigation Risk Management Study Committee of the Texas Coastal and Marine Council. The committee will study ways to reduce marine transportation accidents in Texas coastal waters. "The Coastal and Marine Council has identified the need to focus attention on minimizing navigation disasters and potential dangers to coastal residents, business ment," Knoaes sam. Portland Rep. Leroy Wlet-lng, who chairs the council, said the study is needed because of incidents such as the Burmah Agate fire, which cost 32 lives and $11 million In cleanup costs, and many other minor accidents.

The study committee will be chaired by Dr. Charles P. Turco of Beaumont and Lake Jackson Sen. James E. "Buster" Brown will chair a committee to obtain financing for the project.

2to'0o rubber bowl scraper AT 5-piece toothbrush box 19 rubber bottle-jar opener 26 and spatula 30 set of measuring cups Goliad Cancer Unit Sets Benefit Dance Advocate News Service GOLIAD The Goliad Chapter of the American Cancer Society and Reeves Thicket Riders Organization will co-spoh-sor a dance Friday night at Weesatche Hall. Music will be by the Texas Armadillo Band and will begin at 8 p.m. All proceeds from the dance will go to the American Cancer Society. The dance is being held in conjunction with the" Ride-a-Thon which is scheduled for Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. at Weesatche Hall and ending at the Goliad County Memorial Auditorium.

Registration for the Ride-a-Thon will be held Friday night prior to and during the dance and again beginning at 7 a.m. Saturday. Each rider is asked to have his sponsor sheets completed and turned in prior to the ride. Trophies will be awarded to the top three money raisers. Also, the oldest cowboy and cowgirl to complete the ride along with the youngest of the cowboys and cowgirls will, receive trophies.

Course Scheduled On Pool Operation plastic tea III TttBTEfc (II BASfcEK I holders -r plastic scouring pad holder 83 hinged plastic soap box 22 pearl-tone 2-piece soap box 82 40 oz. plastic Super Bowl 74 Pkg. of 2 63 II AZS II ii 4 i i three- motel, country club and private swimming pool operators. Also, public health personnel, recreation department personnel and all individuals interested in proper swimming pool sanitation and operation. An exam will be given at the end of the course for anyone who desires to take it.

Anyone receiving a grade of 75 or more will receive a "Certificate of Completion." Advocate News Service PORT LAVACA A Swimming Pool Short School will be held at the Viking Motel and Restaurant at 150 North Highway 35 bypass in Port Lavaca Thursday from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. There is no fee for the course sponsored by the Calhoun County Health Department, the Victoria County Health Department and the Texas State Department of Health. The course is for municipal, clear top plastic butter dish 52 place spoon rest 59 plastic ice cream scoop 92 nylon spatula 41 paper plate holder 93 Eezy J. J.

r'V 60-Cube mini ice tray 55 Out ice cube tray 53 4 cube plastic 8 oz. storage jar with lid 127 tray 51 dust pan 79 Youth Rodeo Slated At Yoakum Arena Advocate News Service YOAKUM Approximately $10,000 in prizes will be awarded winners in the Thursday, Friday and Saturday Brushy Creek Horseman's Club Youth Rodeo at the Yoakum City Park Arena. The TYRA-sanctioned rodeo will have 206 contestants. Events will include bull riding, goat tying, bronc figure 8 barrels, tiedown calf roping, steer roping, Junior and senior poles, steer dogging, sub-junior figure 8, junior and senior ribbon roping and running, junior boys breakaway, girls breakaway and junior and senior cloverleaf barrels. Tom E.

Hickey, president of the sponsoring club, will serve as arena director. Stock contractor is Johnny Ackel. Tammy Hickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Butch Hickey, reigns as Brushy Creek Horseman's Club queen.

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