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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
1
Cuero youths are urged to join the Cuero Youth Social Club, now recognized but short on members. Dues are one dollar yearly. A meeting is set for this afternoon at five at the Municipal Park Clubhouse to organize activities and provide something to do.
Jerry Gartman was welcomed as a new member of the Cuero Jaycees at Tuesday's meeting. He transfers from the Sherman Jaycee club and was sponsored by Rk. D. Kizer. Ed Sager is membership chairman. A phone usage film by Southwestern Telephone Co. was shown.
Five individuals faced fines in Justice of the Peace Albert Ley's court for traffic violations. Dbmeld Flores of Huntsville paid 235 dollars for speeding, Earl Allen Kelly of Victoria 20 dollars for speeding, Timothy Lane Edmondson of Cuero 25 dollars for failure to yield at a stop, Webber Green of Yoakum 20 dollars for running a red light, and John Galindo of Cuero 20 dollars for no operators license. Two Cuero residents Alberto B. Perez and Josephine Vasquez were charged with no operator's license. Jesse James Adams of Cuero was cited for no valid vehicle inspection. Harris Dewall McGuire of Austin faces a charge of failure to stop for a school bus unloading.
Wilson Beard of Waco spoke to the Cuero Lions Club on Traffic Accidents a Community Responsibility. He cited 1965 470000 and 1969 976000 statewide crashes with $5 million in losses and $11 billion in nationwide property damage. He urged personal responsibility for safe driving.
The Cuero Youth Club will meet at 5 p.m. Thursday at Cuero Municipal Park Clubhouse. A club sponsored dance postponed due to Friday football playoff between Cuero and Kerrville will be rescheduled. Interested persons may contact Orville Buchhorn Micky Moore Robbi Kirk Karen Wells or Marie Clarke.
Cub Pack 243 will meet today at 7 p.m. at St. Michael's Library. All mothers fathers and adult leaders and members of the sponsoring institution are urged to attend the purpose is to assign Cubs to their Dens.
Wayne Mills, longtime DeWitt County deputy sheriff in the Yorktown area since 1965, will resign November 30 to become chief deputy in Goliad County on December 1. He will move with his family after locating living quarters. The vacancy is created by Louis Donaho’s resignation. Dietze will appoint a replacement later. Other DeWitt deputies include Jessie Taylor, Raleigh Blackwell, and Bobby McMahan. Hubert Voelkel serves as part-time deputy for the Nordheim area.
The city council of CESCO Iowa offers youths a 60 day period to prove better behavior after vandalism and drug use rise. A 10 30 curfew was considered but deferred as youths' delegation requests time and the Howard County attorney's office must report any problems during the interval.
Cuero United Fund progress report shows total gifts of 9260 after ten new donors, including one in the 100 tier, pushing 84 percent of an 11000 quota. Campaign chair Jack Howerton urges local firms and individuals to maintain pace to hit the goal by Thanksgiving.
The Cuero Young Farmers hold their regular monthly meeting this evening at Cuero High School Yo-Ag Building. A Moormans Feed representative will present a program on swine production. All members are invited to attend.
Cueroites are urged to attend a Jerry Hess Kidney Fund benefit dance in Port Lavaca Saturday night sponsored by United Steelworkers Local 4370 of Point Comfort. Union President Ted Dunn of Victoria appealed by phone to the Record office. The dance will be at the Port Lavaca WEFW Post Home amid plans for a major fund campaign.
A long list of donors and amounts from Cuero and area entities including banks, businesses, and individuals. Notable entries include Cuero Ind. School District Employees with 1200, Allied Mills 150, S.W. Bell 140, Cuero Record 120, Crescent Valley Creamery 100, and many community groups contributing various sums. The total to date reaches 260.
Cuero progress on Valley Street drainage advances as crews install 48 inch pipe from Reuss to Valley and 24 inch drain on First Street to Hunt. DeWitt County Drainage District No. 1 funds 15000 toward the work aiding Hunt Elementary School area. Concrete outlet and insets planned. First Street segment between Hunt and Valley set for paving under the new budget.
De Witt County reports a total of 116 pecan entries received for the Pecan Show announced by County Agent Orval Wright. Another 94 entries are noted by Mrs. Mildred Martin. The event, at the Coppedge Tire Building, runs Thursday and Friday with show hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday.
Felix Respondek faces charges in DeWitt County Court for passing a worthless check. He allegedly gave an $8.00 check to Boysen's Supermarket.
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