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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
8
May records show routine county court activity, multiple hospital and state hospital transports, animal control calls, wrecks, disturbances, and investigations. The sheriff and deputies arrested several for fighting and hot checks, with 19 prisoners processed and $711.76 in fines collected in May.
Max E. Seidenberger and Melvin E. White named principals for Headstart. A diverse team of certified teachers and aides will work with children, with open enrollment and buses provided. Parents bring medical records and a personal pallet. vacation plans allowed with re-entry after leave.
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria Texas will be at Shiner City Hall at 9:00 a.m. Monday June 14 to help and answer questions and to accept retirement survivor and disability benefit claims. Citizens are urged to report address changes to the SSA and post office to ensure checks arrive on time.
The Novo family gathered in Fayetteville for the 10th Novo sad reunion with Mr and Mrs Edward Novo Mr and Mrs Paul Novo Basil of Shiner and Mr and Mrs Daniel Surman and League City relatives. They spent a pleasant day and later visited Monument Hill near La Grange a noted historic site.
The 433rd Alamo Wing Air Force Reserve unit invites young musicians. M Sgt W D Stock oversees the effort. Interested individuals may call WA3 4511 Ext 3148 or write to him at 355 Nash San Antonio.
Leroy E. Perryman of Gonzales named registrar for the Gonzales Lavaca county draft board. Young men reaching 18 may register by visiting 1427 Fly Street, Monday through Friday during business hours. Colonel Morris S. Schwartz praised Perryman for voluntary service. All males must register on 18th birthday or within five days. penalties include up to 10 000 dollars fine or five years in prison or both.
The 36th annual Tom Tom Celebration in Yoakum runs June 10 to 12 with a Grand Parade Old Fiddlers Contest Bathing Beauty Revue Neon Barbecue Rodeo Queen’s Contest Trail Rides and a three night rodeo. Highlights include a Calf Scramble FFA and 4H entries, performances by Clinton Harlow and others, and Senator John G. Tower serving as Grand Parade Marshall.
The notice outlines pricing for display ads in the classified section at one dollar per column inch. It also warns that words set in blackface type or CAPITAL LETTERS will incur double rates.
With the pastor away at the Southwest Texas Conference annual session in San Antonio, four laymen Elton Zander James Burke Frank Steiner and C A Seiler led the 10 45 worship service on Sunday The morning message was delivered by C A Seiler The holy communion set for the first Sunday was postponed to Sunday June 13 due to the pastor's absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Michalec Jr. hosted a barbecue dinner at their home on Sunday June 6 with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kram and family, Mrs. Rosa Kram, Mr. and Mrs. Elo Kremling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dietschke and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kubecka. Afternoon activities featured dominoes for the adults and games and television for the children.
Miss Roselyn Jo Wentreek was among 646 students receiving degrees at Baylor University on Friday May 28 in ceremonies at the Heart of Texas Coliseum in Waco. President Lyndon B Johnson gave the commencement address after receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws. Wentreek earned a Bachelor of Arts with elementary education major and art minor.
Patrick James Berkov sky, infant son of Mr and Mrs Laddie Berkov sky, received the sacrament of baptism Sunday June 6 at Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church with Rev Father John J Hanacek officiating. Sponsors are Mr and Mrs Edmund Zissa.
The United Dr Martin Lu Ther Vacation Church School started on Monday June 7 with 84 children and a staff of 28 teachers and assistants. Morning devotions precede class sessions as children study God And His World. A nature and wonder table showcases items tied to lessons. Women of the church provide refreshments.
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