Publisher Letter Attacks Victoria Advocate Bid in Cuero
Cuero Record publisher reacts to The Victoria Advocate bid of 68.00 for 19 000 number 10 envelopes used by Cuero School Board on Thursday. He argues the bid undercuts local firms and drains tax dollars from Cuero schools.
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Cuero School Board
Victoria Advocate
Jack Howerton
Cuero Record
The
Advocate
John
Victoria Advocate Publishing Company
Cuero Independent
Company of
Cuero
Cuero Publishing Company
Standard Printing Company
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Victoria
Cuero Hospital Grounds Planted With Four Arbor Day Trees
Cuero Community Hospital opened last September 8 and Arbor Day ceremonies saw the Cuero Garden Club donate and plant two live oaks while the Hospital Auxiliary planted two pecans. Hospital representatives included M. Clifton Weber Riley Aldrich and Sister Lucilla with club and auxiliary officers present. A separate note announced a Hospital Auxiliary board meeting Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria followed by a general membership meeting at 7:00 p.m.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Cuero Garden Club
M. Clifton Weber
Riley Aldrich
Lucilla
Jean Ann Sheppard
Margaret Conrad
Ann Tubbs
Kaye Tarkington
Lias B. Steen
Joe Reuss
Sarah — Post
Cuero Hospital
Drinking Driving Drugs Seminar Planned in Cuero
The Proof Positive seminar titled Drinking Driving Drugs will be held January 23 at 1 00 p m at the American Legion Civic Center sponsored by the Pilot Club of Cuero with Mary Polzin as chairwoman and support from the Education and International Relations Committee and Publicity and Community Service committees. Notables include Buddy Means Ellis Means Bill Kerr Rev Charles Raup and Rev H A Hanson participate with an audience Q A session and an Awareness Panel led by Dr Raymond Reese Robert Post Glenn Portis Homer Berner and others.
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American Legion Civic Center
Pilot Club of
Cuero
Mary Polzin
Thelma Schaeffer
Karlene Tiffin
Frances Wood
Evelyn Riebschlaeger
Mildred Martin
Bill Kerr
State Department of Mental Health
Alcohol and Drug Division
Austin
Charles Raup
Westmintter Bible Church
Victoria
Raymond Reese
Robert Post
Glenn Portis
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Ltheran
Homer Berner
Cuero Record
Rural REAP program announced to address farm environmental impact
Don Chesser announces the new Rural Environmental Assistance Program for 1971, formerly ACP, restoring federal cost sharing for conservation practices. It seeks partnerships among farmers, federal, state, and local governments to reduce pollution and improve on and off farm environments, with funding to be determined for 1971 and requests for 1972.
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Don Chesser
DeWitt County
ASC
Chesser
Congress
Pilot Club Honor Roll includes FTG1 Douglas M Fuchs
Cuero Record and Pilot Club honor roll serviceman of the week is FTG1 Douglas Michael Fuchs son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Fuchs. Navy four and a half years and Advanced to FTG1. Trained at Great Lakes. Served on New Jersey off Vietnam eight months. Awarded Navy Commendation Medal among six medals. Now lives North Kingstown Rhode Island with wife Nancy Brier and is attached to the carrier Wasp returning from foreign waters.
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Douglas Michael Fuchs
Cuero Record and
Pilot Club
Fuchs
Rudy Fuchs
Navy
New Jersey
Douglas
Quonset Point
R. I
Nancy Brier
Cuero
Wasp
Kingstown
Nordheim to Host Future Farmers Livestock Show
Four Nordheim youths promoted a Nordheim future Farmers of America livestock show planned Jan 29 30 in Cuero. Judging starts 10 a m Jan 30 with a public auction at 2 p m that afternoon. A chili dinner will be served all day Jan 30 at the Nordheim School cafeteria. Participants named include Bobby Voelkel Danny Janssen Randy Wisian and Charles Neutzler.
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Nordheim
Cuero
Bobby Voelkel
Danny Janssen
Randy Wisian
Charles Neutzler
Membership of TPA Post At New Peek
Cuero's Travelers Protective Association reports the largest post membership in the state relative to population. Current membership stands at 1,045, an all time high. Members approve a $220 budget to erect a community service sign on the Yoakum highway.
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Cuero
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Walter Richter
Fielding Breeden
Oratory Contest Rules Announced
The American Legion announces the 34th national high school oratorical contest to be held at Cuero High School on Wednesday February 5 at 3 45 p m. Participants must deliver a prepared speech on a phase of the Constitution and speak extemporaneously for 3 5 minutes. First through fourth place awards total 15 000 with state winners receiving 500 scholarships. Eligibility is open to all high school students. contact Cuero High School staff for topics and rules.
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The
American Legion
Cuero High School
United States
Rosemary Cheatham
Cass Haecker
Texas Legislature Expected to Boost State Taxes
An Austin examination by Kyle Thompson argues the 62nd Legislature will raise more than 800 million for the next two years to cover state needs. Proposals include a 1 percent personal income tax and a corporate tax, plus limited sales tax expansion.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Mean Green Booster Club Sells Cuero Window Stickers
Cuero Booster president Hd Mattony announced stickers reading CUFRO The Mean Green AAA State Pirata 1979 COBBLER. Stickers cost $1 each and supporters are urged to display them on cars to show Cuern residents back the Gobblers.
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Hd Mattony
The
Cuero Booster
Cufro
Pirata
Cobbler
Cherles Goendenough
Mra
Lucille Clark
Malter
Cuern
Gulf Station Purchase Is Announced
John Blackwell owner of Blackwell Gulf Service Station at 502 North Esplanade announces the purchase of Brantleys Gulf Station at 210 East Broadway. It will be Blackwell Gulf Station No 2 with Lt G Peterek as manager. Hours 6 am to 6 pm closed Wednesdays. Intro offer Double Texas Gold Stamps with Fill Up.
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John Blackwell
Blackwell Gulf
North Esplanade
Brantley
Gulf Station
East Broadway
Blackwell Gulf Station No
G. Peterek
Blackwell
Texas
Esplanade Street
London Cleric Drops Nude Festival Film Showing
The Rev Cyril Carter will not screen a film featuring two nude girls as part of a religious festival fearing it would attract viewers drawn to the explicit scenes. He cited potential misalignment with the festival’s aims and public reaction.
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London
Cyril Carter
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Safety Education Instuctor
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Douglas M. Fuchs
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