Yesterday
Yesterday in the late fifties until the late eighties were the best of times in POC for my family and myself. It was a time we spent the holidays and vacation time fishing and gigging flounder. We walked many miles looking for flounder to gig. During November we gigged the flounder and froze them for the coming year. There was a time when there was no limit on fish. This was a better time – fewer building in POC and the islands, fewer boats on the water, no game wardens, few guides, and food that cost less. Gone are the sea foods I could buy at Clark’s and the visit in the morning with old timers at the bait stands. The young family member will continue to enjoy POC at family reunions and so will I. Change will continue and I hope the New Year will be a good year for everyone.
Charles Dullye
Thank You
Thanks for the help of getting this year’s Christmas Trees at the Community Center up …. lighting and putting the trees up were Brent Hart, Michelle Davis, Darla Parker, Lynda Hughes and Hayden Reigert…..running the electricity to the trees were Malcolm Hein and Chuy Espinosa.
Port O’Connor Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Jar
My sincere thanks to the unknown person/persons who left a “Christmas Jar” at my front door the day before Christmas Eve. I was touched that someone had thought of me at this somewhat lonely time of year. I have already begun filling it up again to give to someone else next Christmas.
Joyce Rhyne
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 (exception 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 Letters must be signed and include day and evening phone numbers, which will not be published.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.
Dolphin Talk,
PO Box 777,
Port O’Connor, TX 77982
