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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
3
Readers seek guidance on facing a child about a absent father, handling anger through counseling, and a couple choosing not to serve alcohol at home. Ann endorses confronting feelings, offers coping steps, and notes personal choice in hosting norms.
Mrs. Francisca Mungia of Yorktown was taken ill last night at 8 30 p m at the American Legion Civic Center. She was transported by Oak Memorial ambulance to Cuero Community Hospital where she was admitted. Her condition was not known at the time.
A group of area Republicans plan to attend the Pink Elephant Ball Friday night at the Victoria Civic Center. Speakers include Ann Armstrong and George Williford, with others from Dallas and Austin. Tickets available through Mrs. Charles Lucas of Cuero.
At the Oct. 11 meeting a DeWitt County Taxpayers League representative will report on the group's activities. Erwin Moritz of Meyersville is president of the county farm bureau. Out-going directors are Armin Wolf and Ike Rabel of Green DeWitt, Emil Buchhorn Sr of Westhoff, and Dennis Schlinke of Nordheim.
A $10,000 grant from the Environmental Protection Agency was awarded to the Golden Crescent Council of Governments per Sen. John Tower's Austin office. Funds will support a water quality management plan for the Lavaca-Navidad River Basin across DeWitt Victoria Fayette Colorado Lavaca Jackson Wharton Matagorda and Calhoun counties.
Cuero Community Hospital lists new admissions Estelle Smith Homer Lee Harryman Jr Ruby Rickman Alma Bitterly and Francisca Mungia. Dismissals include Tillie Schoenfeld Cathy Denson and Guadalupe Lecon.
The text names students by grade with notes of commendable or highly commendable performance across grades 3 through 8, including Jacquelyn Fitzgerald LaNell Weise Beverly Jank Phyllis Doethman Dionis Mueller John Mueller Bryan Friedrichs Stephen Thamm Troy Geary Brian Wendel Rhonda Doehrman Bryan Haun Susie Jaschke Paula Angerstein Teresa Diebel Rebecca Rainer JoAnn Doreck Bruce Gohmert Charles Rucker M Liss Mueller and others.
Wayne Wolf president and Charles T Hahn advisor of Cuero Young Farmers will travel to Laredo for Area X convention at the Hamilton Hotel on Oct 7. Proceedings begin 4 p.m. with an Awards Banquet at 7 p.m. Wolf seeks Outstanding Young Farmer honors. Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Hahn accompany their husbands.
Blackwell notes the district meeting will be held in Refugio on November 1 or November 7 at 2 o clock. Mr and Mrs Benson G Wells of Goliad give a short talk. Mrs Wells serves on several state and district committees. Memorial chairman Mrs R A Caldwell reports 287 dollars collected in September and invites memorial donations. The Partridge Family will appear on ABC TV October 27 to raise funds for cancer. The next Cuero Community Hospital board meeting is November 2 at 12 noon.
Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Cuero announce the birth of twins at Cuero Community Hospital on Oct 5. Elizabeth Fae arrived at 4 42 p m weighing 5 pounds 13 ounces and Shane Ray followed at 4 52 p m weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. They are welcomed by two sisters one brother and grandparents Louis Pakebusch of Cuero and Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith of Baytown.
Council tabled two motor grader bids from Holt Machinery and Anderson Machinery to study operating costs. Holt offered 32 100 net after trade in versus Anderson 27 900. The city approved emergency ordinances to borrow 54 000 at six percent and 22 000 at six percent for equipment and city services.
Travelers struggle with Tonguetwister ELE Utah near Great Salt Lake mispronouncing the name as tuly or toe-lay. The spelling hints Hawaiian roots while the Aztec word for a bulrush plant explains the true origin of the town name.
The Victoria College and the Victoria Association of Insurance Agents offer a two week defensive driving course. It runs 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 206 Science Building starting October 10. Tuition is ten dollars per person and includes two books. Completion may qualify students for a ten percent auto insurance reduction for three years, subject to enrollment numbers.
B C Thorn of this city attended a Cabinet meeting called by District Harry Kelly in Austin Sunday. The notes recall the Yankees World Series win over the Dodgers and a Junior High School Youth Program party at Municipal Clubhouse deemed a success by students and supervisors.
The St Michael's Parent Teachers Club schedules a bake sale for October 7 and 8 in the school library. The event follows Mass and was organized at a 65-member meeting led by Mrs. Lawrence Keseling. third grade students presented verses and songs for Citizenship Day Columbus Day and Halloween.
A Family Tree program is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Mt Bethel Missionary Baptist Church to aid the building fund. Music by the Mt Bethel and other choirs plus solos by Joseph Gibbs and Lorene Haggins. Poetic readings by Lillian Nell Green Brenda Johnson and Bridgett Washington. Invocation by Lillie M Schuler. Craig Henderson as guest speaker presented by Robert Green Eunice Faulkner mistress of the hour. Sponsors Mrs Willie M Carter Augustine Houston and Rev J N Blake invite the public.
The article notes September unemployment at 6 percent, half a point below a 19 month peak, and cites Vietnam veterans entering the labor market as a factor. It also reports a 0.3 percent rise in wholesale prices in September, the smallest monthly increase since April.
Mrs. Jack Eloise Poenisch aged 57 of Cuero died in a local hospital after a period of critical illness. Rosary at Freund Funeral Home, burial at Hillside Cemetery after Mass of the Resurrection at St. Michael's Church. Survived by husband G J Poenisch four sons Max Donald Richard Terry a daughter Mary Gayle and siblings.
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