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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
1
A reflective piece in autumn muses on grand schemes and fantasies. The narrator imagines becoming a chief consultant to a sultan and entertaining fantasies involving Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and other celebrities. The tone blends whimsy with bold, implausible ambitions.
Steve Stevens, owner-operator of a re building and repair maintenance service, says Cuero Municipal Airport improvements progress slowly. With three full time workers now, he could hire 10 to 32 more if space were available. He plans a new structure between the Hunnam building and the Victoria highway for offices and a parts room, with later repairs to the Hunnam building.
Cuero Young Farmer Chapter took runner up in Outstanding Chapter in Area X and earned top honors in public relations and Radio-TV at the Victoria banquet. Yorktown and Linton chapters also received top distinctions, with Three Rivers and Beeville chapters earning additional awards.
Texas Public Employees Association marks 25 years with a three day Austin convention. Gov Preston Smith delivers the keynote to delegates from across the state. State Senator Charles Herring and TPEA President Don Frye speak at ceremonies.
Frank Migura owner of Park Garage Yorktown says he will display several 1971 Desiges and has invoices for others arriving for the formal national showing. He invites the public to view the new Dodge cars during the Tuesday event.
Assistant Principal DeWayne Scott urged students to buy Cuero Columbus game tickets in advance. Pre sale is 50 cents. at the gate Friday night admission rises to 1.50. Tickets on sale at all local schools and Keesler's on Fast Main.
UF campaign enters first stage with eight more gifts of $100 needed to reach the goal. Drive chairman Jack Howerton announced this morning that 22 donors had authorized placement of gifts.
The Cuero United Fund reports an $11,000 quota for 1971 and $2,775 raised to date from 100 plus donors. Weekend gifts from local businesses and residents include Coppedge Tire Service Crescent Valley Creamery Baldwin and Stiles families and Cuero Foodcraft Store. Donations may be mailed, by telephone, payroll deductions or deferred payments.
Bill Leske promotes an impressive display of new cars on Tuesday October 6 inviting friends and customers for coffee. Featured models include Plymouth Chrysler and Dodge cars such as a Chrysler Newport four door sedan gold with white vinyl top a Chrysler Imperial wine with champagne top two Fury four doors green and white blue and white two Plymouth Sebring Satellites lime green blue with white top a Plymouth Roadrunner plum and a Dodge 2 door blue plus a green 4 door.
A reception at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church parish hall honored Rev Francis Kunz and Sister Frances M D on their Saint Day. The event featured a church program with Confraternity of Christian Doctrine singers, kindergarten children, and parish women, followed by a covered dish supper for all attendees.
Persons may register for free adult education classes at 7 p.m. tonight at St Michael's Catholic Church. Instruction will cover grades one through four. The classes are sponsored by Guere Churchwomen United.
The First Baptist and Grace Episcopal churches combined for a single morning worship at Grace Episcopal Church. The service featured Rev. Paul Abbot of Grace and Rev. Bob Hairston of First Baptist, with offerings supporting Home Missions and St. Martin's School in Corpus Christi. The event marked the first joint service of the two congregations, with plans for similar future cooperation as the Baptist congregation nears completion of its new church complex.
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