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Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Curbs and gutters approved March 29 for some of Tilden Contributed information
Tilden – McMullen commissioners met Tuesday, March 29, at 9 a.m. in the county courthouse in Tilden to present and approve bills. Honorable Judge Jim Teal presided. The county’s four commissioners reported on activity in their particular precinct. Alan Brown, County Water Control and Improvement District 1, provided an update on the progress of water and sewer works in Calliham. The court was also updated about potential action on streets and drainage in Tilden. Sheriff Emmett “Bubba� Shelton reported some smuggling traffic and theft in the outlying hunting camps. He said hunters should lock up their cabins and take their firearms with them to prevent theft. Judge Teal introduced consultants Richard “Hud� and Janis Hudson to the court. He pointed out the historical work the Hudsons were doing with the County Historical Commission and how it would positively and financially impact Tilden and the county. The McMullen County Commissioners Court meets the last two Tuesdays of each month.
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UIL achievers, heifer show participants recognized “So Ananias departed and entered the house. And laying his hands on him he said, “Brother Saul, the Lord Jesus who appeared to you on the road by which you came has sent me so that you may regain your sight and be filled with the Holy Spirit. And immediately something like scales fell from his eyes, and he regained his sight. Then he rose and was baptized.� Acts 9: 17-18 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Retzloff attended the Refugio Opry on Thursday night. It had been quite a long time since they had attended but they enjoyed it very much. They also attended the service at Pettus Baptist Church on Sunday, April 10, where Jerry gave a Gideon presentation. He is happy to have a part in the Gideon organization. They drove to Beeville after the service and ate out where they met Cole and Vicki McClendon, who also live in Ray Point. The Retzloffs
shopped before returning to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Zamzow were in Baltimore last week. They were so happy to have a visit with their son, Jacob, his wife, Liz, and their children, Anya and Alexander.
News from Ray Point By Mrs. Hilbert Kopplin
Dellene Blackmore of New Braunfels, Lou Schulenburg of Beeville and Dora Wolfe of Cotulla, who are sisters, visited in our home on Thursday. It was such fun to have them come and visit. They are daughters of the late Alfred and Delaphine Kopplin. Audrey had been subbing at school and Miranda and Kyla Lindsley also visited after her work hours. Holly Kopplin was a visitor of Randy, Tammy and
Gas Completions
Oil and gas completions for Atascosa, Bee, Goliad, Jim Wells, Karnes, Live Oak, McMullen, Nueces, Refugio and San Patricio counties. April 1-7, 2016 Atascosa County The No. 22H Glover-Rayes B Unit, operated by Carrizo (Eagle Ford) LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,190 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field, 9 miles southwest of Campbellton. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. Bee County The No. 15 Brown C, operated by Enco Exploration Company, has been completed. The well was drilled to an unknown depth in the Norbee, S.E. (Hockley) field, 2.41 miles northwest of Beeville. Daily production was 6.2 bbl of oil. Goliad County None. Jim Wells County None. Karnes County The No. 1H Buehring Unit AC, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 17,800 feet in the Sugarkane (Austin Chalk) field, 6.12 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 310 mcf of natural gas and 93 bbl of oil. The No. 2H Buehring Unit AC, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 17,789 feet in the Sugarkane (Austin Chalk) field, 6.12 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 233 mcf of natural gas and 57 bbl of oil. The No. 15H Weddington Unit, operated by Encana Oil & Gas(USA) Inc., has been completed. The well was drilled to a depth of 15,532 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 5.3 miles southwest of Hobson. Daily pro-
duction was 681 mcf of natural gas and 230 bbl of oil.
The No. 2H Zunker Unit, operated by Encana Oil & Gas(USA) Inc., has been completed. The well was drilled to a depth of 14,801 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 5.3 miles southwest of Hobson. Daily production was 439 mcf of natural gas and 207 bbl of oil.
The Nos. 2H and 3H Roos Unit, operated by Murphy Expl. & Prod. Co.-USA, have been completed. The wells were drilled lengths of 18,965 and 18,904 feet respectively in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 3.4 miles northeast of Karnes City. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. The No. 503H Forshage-Howell Unit, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 19,100 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 10 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 5,640 mcf of natural gas and 580 bbl of oil. The No. 8H Forshage-Howell Unit, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,668 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 10 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 6,151 mcf of natural gas and 853 bbl of oil.
The No. 1H Swize McFarland Unit, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 16,560 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford2) field, 6.3 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown.
The No. 1H Maurer McFarland Unit, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 16,387 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 7.5 miles northwest of Karnes City. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown.
The Nos. 2-5 Bodogginz Unit A, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, have been completed. The wells were drilled lengths of 18,157, 18,027, 18,381 and 18,206 feet respectively in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 2.6 miles northeast of Karnes. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. The No. 2 Butler Unit B, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, has been completed. The well was drilled to a depth of 16,513 feet in the DeWitt (Eagle Ford Shale) field, 3.4 miles northeast of Runge. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. The Nos. 2, 3 and 5 Junek Unit A, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, have been completed. The wells were drilled lengths of 17,978, 18,009 and 17,700 feet respectively in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 2.9 miles northeast of Karnes. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. The No. 4 Junek Unit A, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, has been completed. The well were drilled lengths of 17,906 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 2.9 miles southwest of Karnes. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. The Nos. 2, 3 and 5 Peterson Unit A, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, have been completed. The wells were drilled lengths of 17,979, 18,228 and 18,778 feet respectively in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 4.5 miles south of Ecleto. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. Live Oak County The No. 4 Dobie Ranch, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, has been completed. The well were drilled lengths of 18,205 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford)
Gas Permits
Oil and gas permits for Atascosa, Bee, Goliad, Jim Wells, Karnes, Live Oak, McMullen, Nueces, Refugio and San Patricio counties.
April 1-7, 2016 Atascosa County Carrizo (Eagle Ford) LLC. has been approved for permits to drill the Nos. 220H and 221H Glover-Rayes A Unit a length of 11,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field. The wells will be located 15 miles northeast of Tilden at the J Poitevent/W H Stout Survey, Abstract 1179. Carrizo (Eagle Ford) LLC. has been approved for permits to drill the Nos. 222H-224H Glover-Rayes B Unit a length of 11,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field. The wells will be located 15 miles northeast of Tilden at the J Poitevent/W H Stout Survey, Abstract 1179. Marathon Oil EF LLC has requested permits to drill the Nos. 1H, 3H, 4H and 5H Guajillo Unit 7 South a length of 18,200 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field. The wells will be located 6 miles northwest of Campbellton at the J H Gibson Survey, Abstract 328.
Marathon Oil EF LLC has requested a permit to drill the No. 2H Guajillo Unit 7 South a length of 18,200 feet in the
Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field. The well will be located 6 miles northwest of Campbellton at the J H Gibson Survey, Abstract 328. Bee County None.
Goliad County None.
Jim Wells County None.
Karnes County Blackbrush O & G, LLC, has requested a permit to recomplete the No. 1 P. V. Wiatrek at a depth of 10,460 feet in the Labus (Austin) field. The well will be located 7.12 miles northeast of Helena at the G Voss Survey, Abstract 286.
EOG Resources, Inc. has requested a permit to drill the No. 101H Maunakea a length of 12,500 feet in the Sugarkane (Austin Chalk) field. The well will be located 5.7 miles south of Gillett at the W. G. Evans Survey, Abstract 100. Black Buck Disposal SVCS LLC. has been approved for a permit to drill the No. 1 Henning SWD a length of 6,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field. The well will be located 5.3 miles north-
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east of Ecleto at the C Taylor Survey, Abstract 279. EOG Resources, Inc. has requested a permit to drill the No. 11H McCoy Unit a length of 12,500 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field. The well will be located 5.7 miles south of Gillett at the W. G. Evans Survey, Abstract 100. Live Oak County None. McMullen County None. Nueces County Durango Resources Corp. has requested a permit to drill the No. 37 Estell, Mary King to a depth of 6,000 feet in the Ricahrd King (Frio Cons.) field. The well will be located 4 miles north of Agua Dulce at the R Garcia Survey, Abstract 120. Refugio County Hilcorp Energy Company has requested a permit to recomplete the No. 13 Annie Reilly Et Vir at a depth of 6,750 feet in the Greta (L-8) field. The well will be located 9 miles northeast of Refugio at the Maria J. Ximenes Survey, Abstract 324. San Patricio County None.
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field, 9.2 miles northwest of Three Rivers. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown.
The No. 6 Colvin Unit A, operated by Burlington Resources O & G CO LP, has been completed. The well were drilled lengths of 18,805 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 15 miles northeast of Three Rivers. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. McMullen County The No. 1H Naylor Jones F, operated by EOG Resources, Inc., has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 19,277 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field, 3.3 miles east of Fowlerton. Daily production was 1,176 mcf of natural gas and 2,003 bbl of oil.
The Nos. 16H and 17H River Lowe Ranch, operated by EOG Resources, Inc, has been completed. The wells were drilled lengths of 16,455 and 16,636 feet respectively in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford1) field, 13.5 miles west of Tilden. Daily production was 803 mcf of natural gas and 1,963 bbl of oil. Nueces County The No. 31R J. A. Thompson, operated by Sue-Ann Operating, L.C., has been completed. The well was drilled to an unknown depth in the Riverside, E. (4700) field, 7 miles northwest of Robstown. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown.
The No. 42 McCann, operated by Sue-Ann Operating, L.C., has been completed. The well was drilled to an unknown depth in the Luby (7230) field, 12 miles east of Bishop. Daily production was 43.4 bbl of oil. Refugio County The No. W866B Tom Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor (5600 Foot Sand) Unit, operated by Hilcorp Energy Company, has been completed. The well was drilled to an unknown depth in the Tom Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor (5600 Foot Sand) field, 9 miles northeast of Refugio. Daily production of natural gas and oil is unknown. San Patricio County None.
Reagan Kopplin over the weekend. She also visited Audrey and me. She will be through with her classes soon and be out for the summer. The Elementary UIL Achievement Awards Program was held Tuesday afternoon, April 5, in the new cafeteria. Julie Walker gave the welcome and Principal Christiana Graham and Assistant Principal Tatiana Authement recognized the students and their sponsors. Second-grade sponsors were Tammy Kopplin, Laura Woodward and Cindy Pennington. Some of the winners included Dannika Walker, Jenna Lee and Adisen Magil. Third-grade sponsors were Tracy Favor, Brittney Fernandez, Phyllis Ruschhaupt, Connie Powell and Beth Muniz, and some of the students were Macey Stogner, Jes Sindt, Aly Gomez, Jason Galey, Taten Kopplin, Cody Sells, Brooklyn Chancellor and Maegan Retzloff. The fourth-grade sponsors were Kallie Colb, Rachel Stogner, Muniz, Fernandez, Cathy Crossland, Linda Tadlock and Favor, and their students were Kourtney Zamzow, Sofia Alvarado, Chelsey Retzloff, Sydney Braune, Kyndal Kopplin, Brooke Palmer, Kara Peters and Caden Soliz. Fifth-grade sponsors included Donna Hutson, Megan Johnson, Jennifer Webb, Peters and Powell, Stogner, Laurie Wieding and Carolyn Orsak; and some of their students were Skye Marin, Megan Galey, Trace DeArmond, Holten Wieding, Abby Dobbs, Jazymne Frias, Jace Ruiz and Jaydon Couk. The sixth-grade sponsors were Webb, Stogner, Ida Gomez, Lindsey Weber, Orsak, Stogner, Megan Stephens, Hutson, Johnson, Peters and Powell. Some of their students were Kolter Hughes, Brooklyn Lamprecht, Sean Huff, Andrew Stogner, Isabelle Hernandez, Morgan Braune, Matthew Zamzow, Zachery Davis and many others. Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Travis Walker honored their daughter, Bayleigh, with a party on her birthday, April 9. She was 6 years old. Her sister, Dannika,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Liska, Lynette Talley, Mr. and Mrs. James Liska, Heidi and Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Favor and Bryce and Travis and Julie and others had a good time fishing and playing basketball. They enjoyed the party and especially Bayleigh. Brandon Mills, Seth Rutland and James and Hunter Liska visited on Friday night and we played dominoes. Shelley and Heidi Liska, Hazel Scholwinski and Dr. (Mrs.) Vanover enjoyed â&#x20AC;&#x153;Cinderellaâ&#x20AC;? at the Majestic Theater in San Antonio. The Ray Point Community Center annual barbecue and auction will be held this Sunday, April 17, at the Community Center Serving begins at 11 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m. followed by the auction. Come and enjoy the day. The Pawnee all-grades school reunion will be held in the school with the meal starting at 11:30 a.m. on April 16. The program starts after the meal. The Live Oak County Commercial Heifer Show was held Saturday, April 9, at the Live Oak County Fairgrounds. The heifers were brought to the fairgrounds on Friday and record books were turned in. On Saturday, the interviews were held and the pens of three judged. There were 19 children present. Jenna Lee had first place record book; Sayleigh Dubose had first place overall heifers; Isabelle Garza, first place interview; Weston Rhodes won overall grand champion; and Isabelle Garza won reserve champion. Weston Rhodes had second place heifer; and Walker Rhodes had third place heifer. All those competing received compliments on their projects and they were Kyndall, Kopplin, Taten Kopplin, Gavin Garza, Shambryn Dubose, Avery Goebel, Alyson Ruiz, Elle Carriger, Dean Carriger, Steven Gonzales, Kaydence Gonzales, Caiden Salinas, Blaine Garcia, Maddie Thoms and Julianni Suarez. Congratulations! The flowers placed on the altar on Sunday morning at Our Savior Lutheran Church were given to the glory of God and in honor of Henry and Nancy Wiedingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s children and grandchildren.
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