Letters to the Dolphin

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Posted by Joyce Rhyne on 16 Feb 17 - 0 Comments

Thank You!

The Fisherman’s Chapel Food Pantry sincerely appreciates the generous donation from the Ladies Bunco Group. Your funds will help us provide the fresh products to needy families in our community that will be put with the non-perishable items that we store at the Chapel. As you well know, our community has some very needy families, and we are honored to partner with you and other like-minded groups in providing food for families that would otherwise go hungry.

Thank you, and may God’s continued blessing be yours!

Erny McDonough

Thanks from SDVFD

The Seadrift Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank the following for their contributions and support in helping to make our Gun Raffle / Chili Supper a success:

The Shrimp Shack Restaurant
Bubbas Cajun Seafood Restaurant
La Terraza Restaurant
The Seadrift Shrimpfest Fishing Tournament
Coastline Trailers
Bayflats Lodge
Dicks Food Store
Bayside Convenience Store
POC Rod & Gun
Simplified Soaps
City of Seadrift
Calhoun County Pct. 4
Lori Weaver
Lisa Huddler Cloud
Mildred Stuckey

Everyone who was not a member who helped with the Chili supper and Everyone who purchased gun raffle and/or chili tickets.

Seadrift Volunteer Fire Department

“Let It Rain – Let It Pour”

Could anyone tell me where I can go to a school to learn “witchcraft”?

The place where I live is already covered in front and one side with water. The people in front of me have been living in a “frog pond” for a long time. The man got on a backhoe and dug a trench in the bottom of the County ditch to drain his frog pond yard. But! This old Mama Frog went down the road to tell him if all that water ran down here, I would have to turn into a frog myself. So Help! I need lessons on witchcraft to turn me into a frog so I can live happy as a frog.

Thanks a lot.

Future frog, Geraldine Wilson
Seadrift

The Dolphin welcomes letters from our readers on any subject that is of general interest to our audience. Letters should be 300 words or less (with exceptions at the Dolphin’s discretion). Letters reflect the opinion of the writer, and not that of Dolphin Talk staff, and we retain the right to determine suitability for publication. It is the policy of this newspaper to promote area interests: therefore, complaints against local businesses should be directed elsewhere. Letters must be signed and include day and evening phone numbers, which will not be published. Your name will be withheld upon request, but anonymous material will not be considered for publication.
Letters to the Dolphin
P.O. Box 777
Port O’Connor, TX 77982
dolphin1@tisd.net

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