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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1970
Page
16
Local residents share visits and travels with relatives and friends from Corpus Christi Long Island Dallas and Oklahoma City. Radio program Hear Geo airs nightly papers note military training moves and family milestones including a new grandson Aaron and bull riding praise for Bobby Nami at Center Point rodeo.
Ted Turcotte Jr. of Mattawa Ontario is among nine Turcotte brothers driving harness horses in the United States and Canada. The siblings race across tracks in both nations, reflecting a family tradition in the sport.
The Rev Lawrence Bade of First Lutheran Church Edinburg will conduct services at St Mark's Lutheran today in place of Rev H A Hanson. Bade will be assisted by his father Heinie Bade. Vacation Bible School starts Monday July 27 at 9 30 a m with Sunday School cards distributed today. Parents to return cards during the week, next Sunday or opening day. A women’s fellowship for church members and daughters is set for Friday July 24 at 7 30 p m in the church fellowship hall, sponsored by the Lutheran Church Women Outreach and Fellowship Committee.
Brook, chairman of Allstate Insurance, will speak at the Safety Luncheon. Agnes D. Beatson and Robert Leys will present awards to Pilot Clubs for traffic safety. Awards also to Anchor and Compass Clubs. The 1970 Handicapped Professional Woman of the Year to be introduced. Workshops with national and international agencies to aid community service.
Burns Hospital dismissals include Mrs Mary Trevino and baby and Mrs Francis Maldonado. Duero Hospital admissions include Mary Mayer. Dismissals also include Lillie Kann and Ida McBride.
Rotary leaders and sub committee chairs listed including Lawrence Henneke and Fielding Breeden for international youth projects and world community service. Vocation service chair Rev. Paul Abbott with sub chairs Glenn Coffey Myron Bass Dr F W Windel H A Hanson Ed Pat Mixon and others named for club service membership bulletin fellowship and public relations. Dr John Herbst of Victoria attended as a guest.
Pallbearers at services from St. Michael's Catholic Church include Jimmy Crain Ben E Prause John Fuchs of West Hoff Elo Leck Joe Kenigseder Joe Tyl Elmer Weber and Francis Blakeslee.
Leo B Bustamente Jr 35 a former Cuero resident died Saturday morning in Rosharon Texas Funeral services pending and will be announced by Oak Memorial Funeral Home Survivors include two sons Robert and John Bustamente a daughter Linda Bustamente all of San Antonio father Leo Bustamente of Salinas California six sisters Lupe Anzualda Annie Salinas Ruth Quinterro Sita Sosa and Gloria Reyes Cuero San Antonio and other relatives
The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a joint installation for the coming year at the Legion Civic Center with a 7 30 p.m. covered dish supper. Milton Vavricek and Mrs. Vavricek of Corpus Christi will install, and Boy and Girl State delegates Marvin Warzecha Keith Wells Marvin Junker Nelson Hensley Janet McLane and Becky Smith will report on the trip to Austin. Bread drinks and silverware provided. You are invited.
Yorktown First Presbyterian Church schedules Vacation Bible School for July 2031. Ages six through twelve may attend from 8 30 to 11 a.m.
Jaycees organize Town and Country Days in Karnes City on September 26 and Come and Take It day in Gonzales on October 3. President Charles Goodenough forms a labor day rest stop committee with Larry Krupala Kenneth Mueller and Joe Johnson.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3972 holds a turkey shoot today starting at 1:00 p.m. at their Yoakum Highway property. The public is invited.
The Hague reports Dutch residents spend about 260 million guilders yearly on medicines not prescribed by doctors. Officials warn unauthorized purchases raise health risks and call for stricter controls and public education.
A fragment notes that about one fourth of total medicine usage is cited in pharmaceutical industry statistics. The text references a broader data context but provides limited specifics beyond the proportional claim.
St Athan base reports Airman James Bond stationed there with serial number ending 007.
UPD A metropolitan Life Insurance study shows that the accident death rate among women aged 15 to 64 increased. The report highlights rising risk factors and urges further analysis to determine underlying causes and preventive measures.
The period from 1958 to 1966 shows a rise in tolls, with the major reason cited as a distinctly higher toll from motor vehicle accidents. The trend reflects greater costs tied to traffic incidents during these years.
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