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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1972
Page
3
Readers seek humane solutions for a skunk under a porch and for guest showers. The column urges contacting the SPCA to relocate Pierre, addresses a daughter’s unpaid phone bill dispute, and advises polite refusals for unwanted showers. It also notes readings on reform and rehabilitation in the justice system.
An all school assembly featuring Anthony Owens of the Texas Health Careers Program showcased health field opportunities. Sharon Peters is named Vocational Student of the Week for on the job training at St. Michael's Rectory. Cuero High School details include the Health Professions and Sciences partnership with Baylor College of Medicine and area hospital training.
The house set a $2,000 limit now at $1,680. A Senate plan would provide free eyeglasses dentures hearing aids and foot care for 20 million elderly people without taxes to cover a $2.6 billion annual cost. The proposal would lower eligibility for reduced Social Security benefits from age 62 to 60, but lacks a plan to fund the estimated $1.7 billion yearly cost.
Valumart Cash and Carry Pharmacy known as Battery Drugs is running a large markdown sale with at least 20 percent off all items. Manager Polasek notes negotiable prices until inventory runs out and highlights a grab bag corner with bags valued at 2.50 each containing hidden items.
The passage profiles Lou Tower, wife of Senator John Tower, detailing her Wichita Falls upbringing, education at Texas Woman's University and Midwestern University, and active political work. It notes her campaigning for her husband in 1966 and for Nixon in 1968 and George Bush in 1970. Voters describe her dedication and rapport.
Stratton Road church plans a singing on October 14 at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Billy J Walden inviting all attendees to participate and enjoy the program.
In 1947 the Weber Bramlette party attended the Texas University North Carolina football game in Austin. Other items include chiropractors convention plans in Galveston and local civic events with students performing in a dramatic assembly and patriotic program led by Cuero High School and area residents.
The Cuero Lions Club voted to sponsor a new club covering Westhoff Lindenau and Smiley. The sponsoring club must provide a member at all Westhoff meetings for six months and invites inquiries to Norman Kahlich at Home State Bank Westhoff.
Choirs from both churches will share the choir loft for a second joint service. Last May the two congregations met at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Calvin Peterson of the United Methodist Church delivering the sermon and leading the Methodist style Order of Worship.
William Sherrod Harris, a former Cuero resident and brother of Mrs. Fielding Breeden, died Friday afternoon in Arlington. Funeral services are pending.
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