Why Do Children Yearn for Adult Freedom So Strongly
A reflective piece recalls childhood cravings for late nights foods and travel, contrasted with the ache of growing up. It mentions train memories, first loves, pranks, and the ache of inevitable changes. The narrator muses on parenting empathy and the wish to understand children.
CHS Choir to Perform in Victoria Concert
CHS choir members join a combined chorus for a choral concert at Victoria College on Tuesday November 17. Directed by American composer George Lynn, the program features choirs from Austwell Tivoli Calhame Victoria Stro man Victoria High Cuero Victoria College and OConner Elementary.
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Cuera High School
Memors
Victoria College
George Lynn
Austwell- Tivoli
Calham
Victoria Stroman
Victoria Hich
Cuero
Victoria College Choir
Oconner
CHS
Cuero Man Promoted by Bache & Company Corpus Christi Office
Newton M. Warzecha has been named assistant manager of Bache & Company’s Corpus Christi office effective October 13 1970. A Cuero native and son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Warzecha he is married to Mary Ann Carruthers. He joined Bache in 1966 after serving in the U S Army and earning a UT Austin bachelor’s degree in 1960. He previously worked six years for Dow Chemical and is a 1966 apprentice registered representative graduate.
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Bache & Company
Newton M. Warzvecha
Corpus Christi
Warzvecha
Bache and Company
U. S. Army
Warzecha
University of Texas
Dow Chemical Company
War
Cuero Gobblers Clinch Playoff Spot With 28-0 Win
Cuero Gobblers shut out Gonzales Apaches 28-0 to share the East Zone title in District 14-AAA. Cuero earned a playoff berth against Kerrville, with Seguin as the site for the district final. Gametime set for 7 p.m. at Matador Stadium Friday, November 20. Tickets: $2 adults, $1 students at advance, $2 at gate. Homecoming royalty announced at halftime.
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Cuero Gobblers
Apaches
Gonzales
Ield
Cuero
Bill Gilbreth
Gobblers
Kerrville
San Antonio
Brenda Osterloh
Frank
Cuero United Fund Near Goal With New Donors
Cuero's 1971 United Fund campaign nears its $11,000 goal as Friday gifts total $148 from ten contributors. Finance chair Jack Howerton released figures showing $8, M37 in subscriptions, with $2,443 still needed. Donors include Pat and Cathy Laake, J M Mayer, Pawl Kulawik, Cuero Young Homemakers, Adele Lloyd Jackson, Felix Hiller, and Mrs Wayne Wolf.
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Cuero
United Fund
UF Finance
Jack Howerton
Pat
Cathy Laake
J. M. Mayer
W. Main
Raymond Hawke
Marge Bell
Adele Lloyd Jackson
Dunn
Felix Hiller
E. Court House
Hiller
Gulf Station
Wayne Wolf
River Road
Playoff Bus Feasibility For Cuero Kerrville Game
Chamber of Commerce official says a fan bus to the Cuero Kerrville playoff in Seguin may be chartered. Call 275-2112 for reservations. bus company must be notified by Monday night of Cuero's need.
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Robert Post
Chamber of Commerce Athletic Committee
Cuero- Kerrville
Seguin
Post
Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Mobil Service Station Reopens Under Paul Loos
Mobil Station at 213 North Esplanade reopens under new manager Paul Loos. The station will be open seven days from 6 30 a m to 8 p m offering double stamps S H and Shoppers Bond with each fill up. Customers may call 275 6542 and are invited to try the full line of Mobil products.
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Mobil
North Esplanade
Paul Loos
Loos
S&h
Arsl
Rotary speaker Ralph G. Reece to address Cuero Rotary
First Lieutenant Ralph G. Reece, 24, a Vietnam veteran, will speak at Cuero Rotary Club at El Patio Restaurant. He served as executive officer for a 15 mm howitzer battery providing artillery support in Quang Ngai and Quang Tin. He will recount moving two men, 40 tons of ammunition, and two 12,000 pound howitzers under heavy rain from a secure firebase to a hilltop. He is part of the Army Speakers Program.
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Ralph G. Reece
Republic of Vietnam
Cuero Rotary
el Patio
Reece
Quang Ngai
Quang Tin
South Vietnam
Army
Rotary
Christmas Bazaar of Gift and Goodies Hosted in Cuero
Mrs. Fritz Koehler chairs the Community Hospital Auxiliary event at the Women's Club Building corner Hunt and Clayton Friday November 20 from morning to 5 p.m. Items include knit ponchos crocheted vests tree ornaments candies and wreaths. baked goods wrapped for gift giving. proceeds fund hospital equipment and needs.
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Fritz Koehler
Cuero
Community Hospital Auxiliary
Women’s Club
Hunt and
Clayton
Legion Post Auxiliary Set Monday Session
The American Legion Post Dinner No. 3 and Auxiliary will hold their regular meeting Monday at 7 p.m. A stew dinner will be served prior. Agenda items include a turkey dinner report by Paul Pakebusch, a finance report by Jim Stone, and a membership update by C. L. Duckett. Auxiliary president Mrs Otis Carpenter will report on the Veterans Hospital visit on Nov 15. Bea Steen notes the Gift Shop Tea on Nov 18 at the Legion Civic Center with public invited.
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American Legion
Auxiliary
P.m
Paul Pakebusch
Jim Stone
C. L. Duckett
Otis Carpenter
Veterans Hospital
Bea Steen
American Legion Civic Center
Pecan Show Entry Cutoff Set for Monday
DeWitt County Extension warns pecan growers to submit entries by Monday November 16 for the county pecan show scheduled for November 20 21 in the Coppedge Tire Building Esplanade. County Agent Orval Wright notes despite light crops the shows usually attract strong entries with winners advancing to the South Texas Regional Pecan Show in San Antonio on December 15. The annual bake show will accompany the event.
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Ers
Orval Wright
Esplanade
Eiven
Wright
South Texas
San Antonio
Nine Year Old Bags 100 Lb Buck Near Hunt Elementary
Mitch Adams nine year old son of Mr and Mrs John Adams of Arneckeville killed a 100 pound four point buck Saturday at 645 am He is a fourth grade student at Hunt Elementary School.
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Mitch Adams
John Adams
Arneckeville
Mitch
Hunt Elementary School
Cuero High School Honors Roll Listed for First Nine Weeks
Cuero High School released its Honor Roll and Gilt Edge lists chosen on an experimental basis evaluating all grades. The standard required a 93 average and no grade below 70 for Gilt Edge and an 88 percent average with no grade below 70 for Honor Roll. Names include Ella Angerstein and Lois Bade among Gilt Edge recipients and Dorthur Barnett, Emma Battles, and Bridget Blackwell among Honor Roll students.
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Cuero High School
Bill Cooper
Ella Angerstein
Lois Bade
Dianne Dlugosch
Linda Lassman
Margie Respondek
Gladys Sager
Keith Wells
Virginia Wolters
Dorthur Barnett
Emma Battles
Bridget Blackwell
Alfred Boenig
Jack
School Day Drug Seminar Calls for Employer Support
Cucur Valley High School principal Bill Cooper asks employers to release students from work on Thursday November 19 for an all day drug seminar from 8 20 a m to 3 30 pm. Morning sessions start at 8 20 a m with three sections and rotating groups. Movies will be shown during the day.
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Bill Cooper
Cucrv High School
Cuero Pilot Club Honors Soldier of the Week James Natho
James Natho, first lieutenant in the United States Army, is named Pilot Club Honor Roll Serviceman of the Week. A Cuero High School 1965 graduate and Texas A&M alumnus, he serves in Vietnam with the 223rd Supply and Service Company Saigon Support Command.
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James Natho
United States Army
Cuero Record
Pilot Club
Natho
Cuero High School
Texas A&m University
Aggie Band
Cadet Corps
Quartermaster
United States Army Reserve
Quartermaster Officers
Fort Lee
Fort Hoot
Vietnam
di An
Saigon
223Rd Supply and Service
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