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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
1
The note describes a bean recipe using Navy beans and salt pork baked for six hours with mustard ginger molasses and brown sugar, plus a variant for crab stuffing with shrimp. It mentions testing time and a standby Boston brown bread pairing.
A monthly welfare luncheon is set for 12 o'clock tomorrow at Someplace Else Restaurant. Mrs. Judy Blackwell Doris Buie and Frances Nelson of the State Department of Welfare will explain the Texas welfare program.
Cuero Young Homemakers host a narcotics program tonight at 7 30 in the high school Homemaking Department. Buddy Means of the Texas Department of Public Safety in Victoria will present. New year programs, projects and committees will be discussed. Refreshments follow.
Librarians from public school academic and special libraries will gather for a one day workshop on cooperation at 9 30 a m September 25 1970 in the Southwest Texas Junior College auditorium Uvalde The session led by Vanita Lee field consultant will explore how libraries can strengthen services through cooperation and the Texas State Library Communications Network.
Congressman George Bush opposes federal registration licensing or permitting of firearms. He cites his voting record supporting gun rights and notes he supported the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 while opposing mandatory registration. He also voted for amendments to shield shotguns rifles and certain ammunition from tighter controls.
Eddy Packing Company in Yoakum plans to occupy its new plant in 60 to 90 days. President E. R. Mayrant says slaughtering capacity and floor space will double, with employment rising to 75. Current weekly kill is 400 to 450 head. new plant capacity will reach 1,000 head.
An eleven member Cuero Pilot Club delegation joined 65 Pilots from seven clubs at a District 7 Pilot International workshop held at the St. Anthony Hotel San Antonio. Cuero attendees include Mildred Martin Shirley Massey Rosemary Cheatham Polly Burns Dollie Nielsen Corinne Carlton Sally Frers Lythia Keesler Frances Wood Mary Polzin and Agatha Wagner.
The Greater New York Safety Council warns potholders can cause serious injury under certain conditions. A wet or slightly damp potholder may fail and cause a hot dish to break and spill onto a housewife or diners at the table.
Senatorial candidate Lloyd Bentsen pledges an all-out drive to win the Forgotten Majority after a $100 per plate fundraising dinner attended by more than 2,700 supporters. Former officials joined praises during the historic event.
Cuero Band Parents will gather at 7 30 p m in the high school band hall to discuss concession stands run by the organization. President Harold Tiffin announced the meeting and noted support from Lyndon Johnson and former Gov John Connally.
Cuero High School students elected new officers across several clubs and organizations last week. Freshman cheerleaders include Beth Gips Cindy Arndt Marsha Rangnow Liz Rusche and Kathy Rutherford. Choir A officers are Lisa Hansen president Larry Whittington vice president Linda Ley secretary Katherine Moritz treasurer Dinan Windel reporter and Emma Battles Peggie Foard Lois Bade Roy Pickens librarians. DECA and Vocational programs named leaders as Sheldon Keane presiding over DECA with Ronnie Edgar Elsie Guerra Ricky Hess Ernest Ruiz Charles Egg and Leonard Knebel. Industrial Cooperative Training officers are Harland Schienker president David Peters vice president Bridget Blackwell secretary Albert Hahn treasurer David Kaeecker parliamentarian and Jeff Alexander reporter. Officer training will be held in Beeville on November 7 with Everitt Bittick coordinating. In school news Janet McLane was announced as 1971 Gobbler editor with Brenda Osterloh Bonnie Mixon as associate editors and a full staff list for classes administration activities sports and personalities.
In Beeville Texas the city council dismissed City Manager O L Moss amid racially charged dispute. The Anglo and Mexican American communities filled the meeting as charges included failure to rebuild the grandstand for the Bee County Fairgrounds and to plan a west side neighborhood center and pool. Bernardo Sandoval Jr. moved to fire Moss with Richard Rudeloff named acting city manager.
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