Polliwogs and Local Happenings in Cuero News
Community notes describe Polly Howerton and Jeannine Calliham returning to the County Attorney’s office, visitors stopping by, and local shop activities. Mentioned are Christmas light traditions, New Year visits from families, hospital updates for Albert Lienhard, Ellen Farmer’s homecoming, Cuero Art Guild plans, and birthday and anniversary congratulations.
Catholic Daughters Plan Jan 8 Meeting in Cuero
The Cuero Court of Catholic Daughters of America will meet January 8 at 7 30 PM in St Michael School library. Mrs Jimmy Bulgerin presides and notes this replaces the postponed session and that 1973 dues are due to treasurer Mrs Marie Krejci.
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Cuero Court of Catholic Daughters of America
Library of St. Michael's Catholic School
Jimmy Bulgerin
Bulgerin
Marie Krejci
Four Guests Visit Rotary Weekly Meet
Cuero Rotarians resumed weekly meetings at El Patio Restaurant after a one week break. De Wayne Scott presided. Guests included Jim Gaertner from Yoakum, an accountant with Tex-Tan Industries, introduced by Rev. Rogers McLane. Bonie Mixon was presented by her father Ed Mixon. J J Collins, Rev. Hubert Hanson’s son-in-law, attended as a guest. The student guest was Paul Lucas Jr.
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Cuero
DeWayne Scott
el Patio
Jim Gaertner
Rogers McLane
Gaertner
Yoakum
Tex-Tan Industries
Bonnie Mixon
Ed Mixon
J J. Collins
Hubert Hanson
Paul Lucas, Jr
Cuero approves Winter Garden Cable franchise for installs
Cuero City Council unanimously approves an ordinance granting Winter Garden Cable Television of Austin a franchise to install cable service. Construction may start in 60 days with a nine month completion goal and FCC filing possible in 40 days. Nine channels planned with two access channels and free outlets for schools churches and hospitals.
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Cuero
Winter Garden Cable Television of
Austin
Fred Hill
Lady Bird Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Hill
San Antonio
Houston
Victoria
Federal Aviation Authority
Winter Garden
Dick Coppedge
Council approves 73 budget and revenue sharing plan
The Cuero city council, meeting with City Manager Larry Smith, approved a 64 000 revenue sharing budget and the liquidations of two notes totaling 43 000. They discussed use of 8 800 to settle a bank note, bid advertising for library furniture and a new landfill project, with a 3 to 1 vote and public input.
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Larry Smith
Smith
Buchel Bank and Trust
Farmers State Bank and Trust
Southern Pacific Railroad
Stratton Road
Cuero Gun Club Range
Council
Farmers State Bank
Ken Adams
Adams
Jack Edgar
Dick Coppedge
Homer Weatherly
Weatherly
Cuero Leader James E Stone Seeks Lions District Governor Seat
James E Jim Stone Cuero based manager of Arkansas Louisiana Gas and longtime Cuero Lions Club member has announced his candidacy for District Governor of Texas District 2 S4 Lions International. Stone notes decades of service including multiple club offices and district leadership roles plus 24 years flawless attendance and 93 current club members. He is married to Jeri Mayo with three children and five grandchildren.
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James E
Jim’’ Stone
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Cuero
Lions Club
Texas
Lions Clubs International
Stone
Cuero Lions Club
Dis
Jeri Mayo
Lions International Club
Cuero Volunteer Fire Department
Cue ro Chamber Plans January Meeting Agenda
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture holds its monthly meeting on January 8 at the Chamber office with President Robert Pickens presiding at 7 p.m. The agenda includes a library book drive update led by Robert Sollock and plans for a chamber membership drive. Director John Post notes the sports committee will meet January 11 at 6 p.m. for the regular monthly session.
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Cuero
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Robert Pickens
Robert Sollock
Pickens
John Post
Chamber
Post
New Look for Tomorrow’s Daily Record Page Changes
The Daily Record unveils a redesigned layout with front page area news and a lighter UP column. Page two features features editorials and the sports section moves to page four with local sports coverage and reader input encouraged.
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Daily Record
United Press
The
Television Guide
Jack Anderson
Dr. Crane
Ann Landers
Pat Laake
Classified
Lighter Side Of A Democratic Congress By Dick West
In a wry take on Congress as Democrats hold the House and Senate, four election day oversights are highlighted. Stories humorously recount presidential coat tails misfiring and GOP candidates failing to reach Washington, with mock recalls, traffic jams on the Turnpike, sidetracked coattails, and hijacked flights to Cuba affecting party hopes.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Camden
N. J
Washington
Chicago
GOP
O'Hare
House
Senate
Cuba
Jacksonville
Fla
Nertz
Avis
Construction Reviewed For St Michaels Parish Hall Progress
Rev Peter Higgins reported progress on the St Michael's Catholic Church parish hall at a PT A meeting. Construction has begun on church property at McLeod and Church streets. A tie in room count occurred between Miss Carol Holik sixth grade and Sister Dominica eighth grade. Mrs Gene Kach presided. new member Mrs Neil Carbonara welcomed.
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Peter Higgins
St. Michael's Catholic Church
McLeod and
Church Streets
Carol Holik
Dominica
Gene Kach
Neil Carbonara
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Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
Jeannine Calliham
Robert Post
E. J. Badgett
Joe Reuss
Reuss
Santa
Irene Moody
Ann Newman
Jess F. Newman
la Port
Tex
Timothy G. Canipe
Louis (Stopper) Patterson
Lisa
Sandy
Mickey Mayne
Dangerfield
Gwyn M. Canipe
Corpus Christi
Debora Hawkins
Shawn
Albert Lienhard
Ellen Farmer
Cuero Nursing Home
Cuero Art Guild
Laverne Beakley
John M. Green
Donald Hausman
Dob McMahan
Alice Naylor
A. L. Rusche
Rotary
Winter Garden Cable Television Company
Jim Stone
Lion
Lions
Detroit
Political Conveyance Corp
New Jersey Turnpike
Atlanta
Coattail Limited
Here
St. Michaels