POC Lions Club Hosts Atty. Lane by Joyce Jordan

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Lions Leah Griffin and Joyce Jordan present a certificate of appreciation to attorney Jane Lane.

On Wednesday, September 12th, the Port O’Connor Lions Club and guests from the community along with our guests from the Seadrift Lions Club (Lynn Reeves, President and Peggy Gaines, Secretary/Treasurer) met with Jane Lane, Attorney At Law, as Guest Speaker on the subject of Wills and Probate. Ms. Lane was very informative and gave us a lot of useful information regarding the need for wills, types of wills, information on the probate process, and information on what to expect. We are grateful to have had her impart some of her vast knowledge with us and she graciously answered our questions. Thanks to all of you who attended.

In my opinion, if you need any help with securing a will or having one amended, I believe that Jane Lane can help with that. Don’t put it off and let the State of Texas make your decisions for you as to the disbursement of your real and personal property after you are gone. It should be your decision. It is so important and yet many of us put that task off until later when it may be too late.

On behalf of the Club, Joyce Jordan, President, along with Leah Griffin, Secretary, awarded Jane Lane with a Lions Certificate of Appreciation as Guest Speaker.

Jim Butler was awarded a Lions Certificate of Appreciation for Service as Fundraising Chairman from inception of the Club to May 31st, 2012 on behalf of the Club by Joyce Jordan. Thanks to Jim for all his hard work – plus he has accepted the position for another year. We really do appreciate you, Jim!

The next fundraiser will be a CHILI and BINGO SOCIAL to be held Friday, September 28th at Port O’Connor Elementary School Cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. The chili is $3.00 per bowl and the bingo cards are $1.50 per card. Please MARK YOUR CALENDAR and join us for an enjoyable evening with friends, family, and neighbors. Even the children have fun with bingo. The last Ice Cream Social and Bingo was lots of fun and this will be also – SO COME ON OUT!

In case you haven’t heard, on October 2nd, the White House will recognize those Lions Club members who have been selected to represent Lions in the U.S. as Champions of Change. Lions serve across the country and the globe, wherever help is needed, making Lions a Champion of Change. The White House Champions of Change program honors everyday Americans doing extraordinary things in their communities. Lions throughout the world are Champions of Community, Sight, Environment, Youth, Health, and Disaster Relief.

Lions and others are encouraged to view the live internet streaming on October 2nd and join the conversation on Twitter by using the hash.tag #WHLions.

The next meeting of the Port O’Connor Lions Club will be at Noon at Cathy’s Restaurant on October 10th and we will have the honor of hosting our District 2s4 Governor, Julie Cobb. Again, the community is invited to join us and learn what the District Governor has to share with us about what is being done by the Lions. Please RSVP to Joyce Jordan using the phone number below and for details of the meeting.

For more information on the Port O’Connor Lions Club, please contact Joyce Jordan at Cell # 361-655-7999 and look for upcoming events to be posted on the bulletin board outside the Port O’Connor Branch of the U.S. Post Office.

Freshwater Fishing in Port O’Connor!

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Port O’Connor Fishing Report by Capt. Bob Hill

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Brian Hoelscher from Temple enjoyed some jetty fishing last week with Capt. Bob Hill.

The weather has been fantastic now for about 2 weeks or so. Cooler nights, milder daytime temps and lighter winds have made fishing a lot more comfortable. We’ll be seeing some fronts soon, I’m sure, but for right now its just right.

Trout fishing is beginning to slow a bit. Croaker fishing is beginning to slow down and I haven’t heard as many really good reports from waders looking for trout. Reds are the main attraction in the bays right now. Live shrimp and artificials have been the baits of choice. Most of the reds are coming from the grassy shorelines.

The lakes have been fishable, plenty of water, but I haven’t heard of much being caught back there. I’ll be spending a lot more time in the lakes over the next month or so.

The jetties just keep on giving up fish. Reds and drum are there, Tarpon are still there. Some Specks show up on clear days. The kingfish are around, they showed up late this year. One of our local guides even came in with a nice box of Red Snapper recently. We caught one particularly aerobatic Tarpon last week. He made some spectacular jumps but we finally got him to the boat.

Look for some really good fishing everywhere over the next few weeks. As a matter of fact, the duck hunters will be out there soon and from all forecasts we are in for another outstanding season.

Capt. Bob Hill
Port O’Connor Charters
(281) 984-0015
www.fishportoconnor.com

Ricky Hoelscher from Temple caught this tarpon while fishing with Capt. Bob Hill.

CCA BANQUET

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Port O’Connor Annual CCA BANQUET

Saturday, October 20, 2012


Port O’Connor Community Center 6:00 p.m.

$50 Each – Includes Annual CCA Membership, Meal, Drinks, Door Prizes, Silent Auction & Live Auction

Special Sponsor Tables: Redfish ($550) and Trout ($400)

Tickets can be purchased from Port O’Connor CCA Members,and at Coastal Bend Marine, 1808 West Adams,

Port O’Connor Rods at 82 Byer, Sonny’s Marine at 2409 West Adams, and POC Rentals at 2244 West Adams

Get your tickets now, before they’re sold out!

Russell Cain’s Birthday Golf Scramble Celebration

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