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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1970
Page
1
Robert Post of the Chamber of Commerce outlines charter bus pricing for a playoff trip to Seguin. If 48 or more sign, cost is 3.25 per person round trip. with 38 signups price rises to 8.60. Call 275 2112 today to inform the chamber. deadline tonight.
Old Man Winter ushers in a sharp cold spell across Texas with frost reported in many areas. Lows reach the mid-teens in Marfa, near freezing elsewhere, and frost coats windshields from Rio Grande Valley to the Panhandle. The season now records its coldest stretch to date, with widespread frost and frigid air.
Alamec Lumber announces winners from its grand opening drawing for the new Sherwin Williams paint outlet. Prizes include carpet, medicine cabinet, paint, a picnic table, ceiling tile, wall paneling, an electric drill, and a water cooler awarded to residents in Cuero Victoria Yorktown and A M Rowe routes and to local named participants.
The American Legion Auxili ary hosts a gift shop tea to aid veterans at the Legion Civic Center from 2 30 p m to 5 p m Wednesday. Chairmen are Mrs Harry Merrit and Mrs tias Steen. Public urged to donate gifts for Temple Veterans Hospital and cash gifts to buy local presents for Temple servicemen.
David Buie, 16, a Cuero High School junior, bagged a nine point buck Saturday at about 8 a.m. on the Buie Boggus Ranch near San Marcos. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Milton Buie of Cuero.
A lengthy list from Cuero records shows donations totaling 8557 with supporters including Cuero Record Ark La Gas Co S W Bell Tel Co H E B Food Store and Cuero Oil Mill. Donors span families businesses and organizations such as the Cuero Livestock Co Gulf Coast Wood Products Allied Mills Union Carbide Employees and Cuero Ind School District Employees. The document itemizes many individual and corporate gifts alongside a final total.
The city of Cuero begins a week long campaign targeting downtown over parking. Two hour street limits apply. first offenders get warning tickets, while repeat violators and four hour overstays receive standard tickets. Striping and warning signs were repainted as part of the effort led by City Manager Wil Cockrell.
The Feast of Christ the King mass will be celebrated Sunday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Rev Francis J Kunz said the 10 am service will feature Catholic Youth Organization Confraternity of Christian Doctrine children and Boy Scout Troop 244 guitarists. An act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart will follow before the Blessed Sacrament and the benediction.
East Pakistan radio reported 41000 official deaths from the cyclone and tidal waves with unofficial estimates as high as 300000. Barisal and Patuakhali districts counted thousands of bodies, while whole offshore islands were washed away.
Miss Nannie Ray Baker of Yoakum outlined the year’s plan for the DeWitt County Chapter of the American Cancer Society at the November meeting. She proposed using summer to plan and scheduling the program for September to November and February to March to recruit participants, with emphasis on involving youth and maintaining a year round cancer control effort. Mrs. Helen Foster of Corpus Christi, district cancer worker, joined the meeting with committee chairmen, and H. E. Welker presided. A DeWitt delegation will attend the district campaign workshop in Victoria on November 23.
The Cuero and DeWitt County welfare groups and stakeholders pause their monthly luncheon to a later date due to numerous prior commitments. Mrs Judy Blackwell of the Welfare Office at the County Courthouse notes the postponement.
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced December crude oil allowable by 138 201 barrels per day to 3 425 000 barrels daily, at 83.5 percent of potential production, down from 87.3 percent in November. Mobil Oil sought a cut citing heavy stocks, while Sun Oil requested a rise and Phillips and Diamond Shamrock asked for small increases. Crude stocks on hand were 109.2 million barrels as of November 6.
Cuero Public Library hosts a Children’s Week display featuring forty one recently published children and young adult titles. The exhibition runs during November and will not be for circulation. A poll will gauge child favorites with potential future orders. Books are from the Texas State Library Field Service Division as part of the State Traveling Exhibit. The next quarterly shipment arrives in January following a recent 99-book delivery.
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