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Electronic WasteDay SaturdayThe Keep CueroBeautiful City-WideGarage Sale will beheld Saturday, April 5at the city park. TheCity of Cuero willsponsor ElectronicWaste Day at theevent from 8 a.m. to 1p.m. between the pooland the playground.

SaturdayTPAmeetingThe Travelers Pro-tective AssociationPost M Cuero willhave their annualmeeting and awardsprogram to be held onSaturday, April 5 atthe Barbecue Stationat 114 S. Esplanade.Registration willbegin at 6:30 p.m.with fellowship and ameal served. All mem-bers are urged to at-tend.Contact Elroy Pe-ters at 361-277-2525for more info.

Wildflower 5kplanned SaturdayThe Cuero WellnessCenter will host their15th annual Wild-flower 5k run on April5 at the Cuero Munic-ipal Park.Registration beginsat 7 a.m. The race be-gins at 8 p.m. and theJunior Wildflower runwill begin at 8:45 a.m.Cost is $20 per per-son before March 28and $25 per person onrace day. For highschool students, costis $15 per person be-fore March 28 and$20 per person onrace day.For more informa-tion or registration,contact the CueroWellness Center at361-275-9355 or theCuero Chamber ofCommerce at 361-275-2112.

Head Start beginsregistrationRegistration of theTMC Golden CrescentHead Start programbegan April 1 for the2014-2015 school year.Head Start is forfamilies on limited in-comes who have chil-dren ages three to fiveyears old. Childrenmust be three yearsold before Sept. 1.Contact the regionaloffice at 361-582-4441for more info

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Not much discussion was heldregarding the future plans for

the Cuero Municipal Airport.QED Aviation and TxDot Avia-tion representatives attended aspecial meeting March 6 tomake a presentation on the

city’s options regarding the air-port. The options are to continueoperating the existing airportwith some improvements; clos-ing the existing airport and

building a new airport at a newlocation; or closing the existingairport.

Boys & Girls Club building needs repairs

spring officially sprung

BY TIM O’MALLEYCUERO RECORD

Pioneer Natural Resourcessponsored Cuero Little Leagueopening day ceremonies March29 at the Little League Complex.This year’s Little League groupmay be the largest in Cuero’s his-tory with 33 little league teamsand over 300 children participat-ing. The Cuero Little League as-sociation expressed theirgratitude to the Stevenson Unit,

Above, a Tee ball team membersnacks during opening day cere-monies held March 29. Right, Pio-neer Natural Resources SouthTexas Operations senior vice presi-dent Joey Hall throws the season’sfirst pitch to catcher Cade Pake-busch. Photos by TimO’Malley/Cuero Record.

33 LittleLeague teamsrepresented inopening dayceremonies

See BUILDING, Page 3

See LITTLE LEAGUE, Page 3

PRESS RELEASE

The board of the Chisholm TrailHeritage Museum has announcedthe appointment of Cory Boemeras executive director of its institu-tion. The move is an innovative ef-fort to merge Boemer’s strongbusiness leadership skills andknowledge of the arts to take theorganization to the next level. Theappointment follows an extensive,comprehensive search of highly

qualified candidates.“I am both privileged and hon-ored to be named executive direc-tor by the board of the CTHM,”Boemer said. “The museum’s col-lections are without parallel, and Ilook forward to working with theboard, its talented staff, CTHMmembers, community partnersand stakeholders to build an out-ward-looking, welcoming institu-tion capable of meeting today’sneeds and tomorrow’s challenges.”

“Cory is coming to the post of ex-ecutive director at a time whenthe board is keenly aware of theenergy and vision that is neces-sary to lead our organization,” saidRobert Oliver, chairman of theCTHM Board. “The board is confi-dent that he will bring the creativ-ity, vitality and determinationthat is essential to guide the mu-seum and support and expand its

Keep Cuero Beautiful willhost the City-Wide Garage Sale& More at the city park pavilionfrom 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday,April 5.Thirty four booths are ex-

pected at the sale, said Cham-ber of Commerce executive as-sistant Ronii Diaz.Items for sale include house-hold appliances, air condtionerunits, doors and cabinets.

“There will be items we don’tusually have at the sale,” saidKCB president Linda Hender-son.The Cuero Community Hospi-tal Volunteers will have baked

goods for sale at the event.KCB will have a booth sellingpickles and plants.The City of Cuero will accept

KCB sponsors Saturday garage sale

CTHM appoints executive director

CORY BOEMER

See GARAGE SALE, Page 3

See EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Page 3

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Westhoff festival planned May 3The Westhoff School annual spring

festival and auction will be held onSaturday, May 3 at the Westhoff schoolcampus from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activi-ties include cake walk, toy walk, bucketauction, live auction, and raffle. Liveauction begins at 12:30 p.m.

Pre-sale barbecue chicken plates are$8 which includes all the trimmings.Tickets for the drawing may be pur-chased at the school or from any West-hoff School student.

For more information contact AndreaLicon or Sharon Hardin at 830-236-5519.

DEC accepts Christmas in thePark orders

The December Events Committee istaking orders for Christmas in thePark. Monetary honorariums and me-morials are welcome and will be ap-plied toward the purchase of a largescene selected by the committee.Scenes are discounted for a limitedtime. For more information contact JoAnn Edge at 361-275-4566 [email protected].

CAMAL House seeks volunteersVolunteer opportunities are available

at CAMAL House food pantry. For

more info, call assistant director CoreyDuckett at 275-5143 or 512-771-9565or stop by Thursday.

Meyersville round-up scheduledApril 16

Meyersville ISD will be hosting theirpre-k and kindergarten round-up onfrom 8:30 to 10 a.m.Wednesday, April16. All parents interested in registeringtheir child for pre-k or kindergarten forthe 2014-2015 school year should makeplans to attend. Call the school at 275-36369 for more info.

Texas German Society meetsApril 10

The Lavaca/DeWitt Chapter of theTexas Germany Society will hold abusiness meeting at 6 p.m. on Thurs-day, April 10 at the Hochheim PrairieSchoolhouse.

The meeting will be called to orderafter a potluck dinner. The special topicof the evening will be the state conven-tion. New members and visitors arewelcome to attend.

Lockhart Cemetery cleanupscheduled April 26

Descendants of those buried in Lock-hart Cemetery in Cuero are asked to

volunteer to beautify the cemetery at 8a.m. Saturday, April 26. Bring anylandscaping equipment and material.Volunteers are also needed to identifythe names and locations of thoseburied. Contact George McNary byphone at 281 743-4158 or by email [email protected].

DCSO hosts crime preventionmeeting April 9

The DeWitt County Sheriff ’s Officewill host a crime prevention awarenessmeeting at the Hochhiem Prairie Hall(Turner Hall) at 5245 State Highway111, approximately 6 miles south ofYoakum, at 6 p.m.Wednesday, April 9.

Sergeant Carl Bowen of the DCSOinvestigation department will be givingthe presentation. For more info, contactBowen at the DCSO at 361-275-5734.

CCH sponsors health screeningsApril 24

Cuero Community Hospital willsponsor heart and health screeningsfrom 3 to 7 p.m. on April 24 in the Edu-cation Room. CCH will offer a varietyof preventative screens, such as choles-terol and blood glucose, EKG, osteo-porosis, carotid artery and others tothe public for a discounted price.

Insurance or Medicare is not needed

to participate. The cost for a basicscreens package is $160 per partici-pant. A premium screens package isalso available. For more info and a fulllisting of screens offered, visitwww.cuerohospital.org or call 361-275-0511 ext. 3 or 4.

Boy Scouts seek vendorsBoy Scout Troop 245 is seeking ven-

dors for craft, food and informa-tional/promotional type booths at theannual Cuero Scouts Car Show sched-uled for May 3 at the city park pavil-ion.

Nonprofit (ie., churches, youthgroups) booth spaces will be free allothers will be charged $25. Boothspaces will be under the pavilion on afirst come basis. If interested, contactWarren at 361-649-8871.

Annual car show planned May 3Boy Scout Troop 245 is hosting their

annual car show Saturday May 3 up atthe city park pavilion.

Cars, trucks and motorcycles will beon display. Food and crafts will be forsale. The scouts will race handmademodel cars. A 5k run/walk is alsoplanned at the show.

For more info, visit the Cuero ScoutsCar Show Facebook page.

RecordLettersToTheEditor

Dear Editor,The Boys & Girls Club of DeWitt

County Board of Directors wishesto express its sincerest apprecia-tion of the community participa-tion in the BGC festival heldMarch 29.

The festival was an enormoussuccess as a result of the profoundoutpouring of support by the fol-lowing organizations, churches orbusinesses that provided time andtalents: Rotary Club, UniversityClub, Cuero Intermediate SchoolPTO, TrustTexas Bank, TDECU,Trinity Church, HEB, Cuero ISDAthletics Department,Walmart,McDonald’s, Sonic Drive In, De-Witt Poth & Sons Office Supplies,

Keep Cuero Beautiful, Pet Adop-tions of Cuero, Chisholm TrailHeritage Museum, Cuero Commu-nity Hospital, St. Mark’s LutheranChurch, Cuero Historical Museum,Cuero ISD, TMC Head Start,Flower Child Face Painting, Cityof Cuero Parks Department, PilotClub, St. Michael’s Youth Group,Mission Nursing & Rehabilitation,Sheryl Hudgeons, New BeginningsDaycare, Cuero Police Depart-ment, Cuero National Bank, TheCuero Record, Dairy Queen, StateFarm Insurance, A+ Party Rentals.

Many more community mem-bers not named have contributedto the formative steps of theBGCDC and are thanked for their

generous support. This journeyfrom dream to reality has onlybeen accomplished as a result ofphenomenal community efforts.Cuero has so very much of whichto be proud.

More work is yet ahead for thisproject. Stay tuned as we preparea building and plan programmingso BGCDC may serve, “to enableall young people, especially thosewho need us most, to reach theirfull potential as productive, caring,responsible citizens.”

Board president ChristiFuchs and first vice president

Shannon HaunCuero

Community participation makesMarch 29 BGCDC festival a success

Dear Editor,Life is a journey of

sweetness and sorrow,of today’s memories andhopes for tomorrow.

The family of JoyceEichhorn would like totake this opportunity tothank our whole circleof family and friends forthe flowers and food,love and support shownto us during our time ofsadness. Your combina-tion of patience, humor,courage and grace havetouched us in ways wewill never forget.

Special thanks go outto Lois Kelch, Marleneand Alfred Rangnow,

Rhonda and JonathanIdeus, Danielle andLogan Egg, Connie Ed-monson, Reevie Gips,Yorktown EMS, andMassey Funeral Homefor the support and as-sistance you provided.You have touched us inways we will never for-get and because of yourkindness, someone whomeant so much will liveon in so many memo-ries.

Thank you fortouching our lives,Loys Feldhousen

and familyCuero

Thanks for flowers,food, love, support

Dear Editor,The family of Venilde Ruiz

wishes to thank everyone who ex-tended love, kindness, and concernwith cards, flowers, masses andmemorials during our time of lossand sorrow.

We would also like to thank Mis-sion Nursing and Rehab, Dr. Jen-nifer Gonzales, Hospice of SouthTexas, Freund Funeral Home, OurLady of Guadalupe Church, FatherDavid Berger, Deacon Leo Shar-ron, Greg Bentz, Lena Jasso, and

those who assisted with the meal.Again many thanks to all.

Rose Maciason behalf of the Ruiz and

Solis familiesVictoria

Family of Venilde Ruiz says thanks for kindness

Record2014Election

Filing has ended for city andschool elections scheduled for May10.

Early voting and election dayvoting will be held at DeWittCounty Election Administratorsoffice, 115 N. Gonzales, in Cuero.

Mail ballot requests beganMarch 26 and continue thru May1. Early voting by personal ap-pearance will be April 26 thruMay 6.

The following are the candidatesand positions they are seeking.

Cuero City CouncilThree places on the council will

face election in May.The candidates are: mayor - in-

cumbent Sara Post Meyer andchallenger Russell Williams.

District 2 - incumbent DoyleCruz and challengers Terry Gloverand David Ruiz.

District 3 - incumbent BradHedrick is unopposed.

Cuero ISD TrusteesTwo seats on the board of

trustees will face election in May.

The candidates are: District 3 -Beverly ‘Blanch’ Kuecker. Incum-bent Polly Laging did not file.

District 4 - incumbent Pat Ko-ranek and challenger CourtneyToller Moore.

Cuero Medical DistrictBoard member Cindy Sheppard

was appointed to fill a vacancy onthe board and filed for election tothat seat. She is unopposed andthere will be sworn-in for a three-year term at the May meeting.

Mail ballot requests accepted,early voting begins April 26

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legacy into the future. The board andCory are in full alignment on what isnecessary for the CTHM to grow.”“This mutual agreement is critical as

the museum prepares to expand publicawareness about permanent andchanging exhibitions as well as educa-tional and outreach programs to focuson sustainability,” Boemer said. Apply-ing his nonprofit management andpublic relations acumen, Boemer in-tends to bring this understanding tothe public, which will help clarify thevalue of CTHM’s presence in Texas andbeyond.Boemer was born and raised in the

small German granger settlement ofCandlish, which his family was instru-mental in surveying and establishingat the turn of the last century. His aca-demic and professional careers havetaken him all over the world, but hehas always considered South Texashome. He holds a B.A. in Art Historyand a B.A. in Business Administrationfrom Trinity University. He studiedwith renowned photographic historianAlison Maguire of the Courtauld Insti-tute, London while receiving hisS.S.B.O. as a Rhodes College Scholar,St. John’s College, Oxford University.His postgraduate studies continued atSouthern Methodist University, wherehe was a Meadows Foundation Fellowin art history, critical theory and muse-ums, collecting and connoisseurship.There he published and presented nu-merous papers, lectures and symposia.Boemer is a seasoned arts executive.

He has worked in the visual arts com-munity for over 18 years, most recentlyas an independent creative director,branding and external affairs consult-ant for clients such as: Modern Luxury,The 500, Dedie Leahy & Company, TheStaubach Family Foundation, MooreDesign Group, Blanton House, Old CityPark (now Dallas Heritage Village),Grupo Osborne, Millet the Printer, TheCenter for Nonprofit Management, Pa-perCity, Architecture Demarest, BELOCorporation, Beretta USA, Smith &

Wollensky, Lantsova+PR, The DallasMorning News, Ron Bell Studio-Gallery and DIZZYLAND-NYC.In addition to his consultancy work

and providing leadership and advocacyfor nonprofit arts organizations, Boe-mer is an accomplished fine artist withmajor works hanging in some of theworld’s most prominent private collec-tions. He was awarded the prestigiousViridian award by Robert Rosenblum,the late illustrious Curator of theSolomon Guggenheim Museum andNew York University, noted as one ofthe 24 artists to watch and collect. Hehas been a guest photographer forModern Luxury, and his art has gracedits coveted pages. Cory has also beenthe principal curator of many major ex-hibitions, including Not for the Faint ofArt for Blanton House, Austin and TheIllustrated Book of Life and Metal-Physician for Ron Bell Gallery, Dallas.“We are thrilled to welcome Cory and

believe he will be an excellent ambas-sador for the CTHM,” said PatriciaStrobel Miller, vice chair of the CTHMBoard. “He brings a varied array of im-portant skills to the table and will bean asset to the institution in its nextchapter of growth and development.”The board also expressed its grati-

tude to Linda Anzaldua, a board mem-ber and major contributor, who wasacting volunteer office manager, pend-ing the formal selection of an executivedirector.This announcement comes on the

heels of the museum’s biennial,fundraising event Taste of the Trail,Saturday, April 12. A celebrated tradi-tion since 2002, this gala provides anevening of delectable food, plentiful li-bations, a lively auction and dancingunder the stars. Limited seating is stillavailable, contact the museum to pur-chase tickets or for further informa-tion.Built in 1903, the former Knights of

Pythias Hall is home to the ChisholmTrail Heritage Museum, which openedits doors Nov. 23, 2013. To learn more,visit www.chisholmtrailmuseum.org orcall 361-277-2866.

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Doyle Cruz made a motion to requestthe city manager Raymie Zella deter-mine the steps in closing the munici-pal airport at the March 25 meeting.All council members were in favor ofthe motion.The council discussed the use of the

former senior citizens building in themunicipal park for the Boys & GirlsClub of DeWitt County. The organiza-tion is not in operation yet but hopesto have the building ready for use be-fore the summer.Council members were given a list

of deficiencies of the building. Zellarequested action be taken so the citycould hire an architect to develop aplan to fix the deficiencies and deter-mine the cost of repairs.One deficiency of the building is the

need for a second exit to be added to alarge room in the building. The city’sbuilding inspector Kevin Harrell sug-gested limiting the amount of peoplethat are allowed in the room thatneeds an additional exit.

“There are ways to put off requiringthe second exit,” Harrell said.It would be the organization’s re-

sponsibility to control the amount ofoccupants allowed in the room.In addition, the building’s restrooms

are not up to code. Christi Fuchs,Boys & Girls Club president, said theorganization is considering the use ofportable toilets for short term use.The city would then consider addingthe construction of additional rest-rooms to next year’s budget.Council members also motioned to

hire an employee in the warehousedepartment. The position will be paidfor out of the electric, water andwastewater funds. The city was goingto hire for this position next year butwater inventory is ready to be movedthe warehouse.The March 2014 cleanup report was

given at the end of the meeting. Thecleanup was held March 3-8 inprecinct 1. Ninety one loads ofgarbage and 76 loads of brush werecollected by city and county crews.


Pioneer and to Jim Hall for their sup-port in making the Little LeagueComplex what it is today.The major league field has been

renovated with a new infield and newlawn made possible with donations,the City of Cuero for the equipmentand the labor of many volunteers.Pioneer Natural Resources volun-

teers grilled hotdogs and hamburgersthat were sold in concession standswith all proceeds to benefiting theCuero Little League.And to top it off, the season offi-

cially began with Pioneer Natural Re-sources South Texas Operationssenior vice president Joey Hall, tothrow the season’s first pitch to LittleLeague catcher Cade Pakebusch.


electronic waste at the event. Wastewill be collected between 8 a.m. and 1p.m. between the pool and the play-ground. Items accepted are computer

monitors, TVs, VCRs, DVDs, gamingsystems, keyboards and other elec-tronics.“We hope for a pretty, sunny day,”

Henderson said.

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Who: Larry Smith (r)Republican Candidate Dist. 34

What: Support and raise much needed campaign funds.When:Sunday, April 6, 2014 3:00 to 6:00PM

Where: Cuero American Legion Hall

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PRESS RELEASE

The Cuero Main Street program ishosting Shop The Blocks at 3 p.m. Sat-urday, April 5 to promote shopping indowntown.One hundred shoppers will treated tofree gifts including a customized ShopThe Blocks Main Street gift bag and

champagne glasses and mimosas andother refreshments throughout the dayat these 13 participating stores: A Spe-cial Stitch, Cuero Boutique, LaFemmeBoutique, Badda Bling, Cuero PecanHouse , 7C Unlimited, The CookingDepot, Batz and More, Friends, Be.,Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum giftshop, Ginger B’s and Wagner’s Hard-

ware & Gifts.“One of the goals of the Main StreetPromotions committee set for 2014, ishave a promotion or event each quarterto increase foot traffic into our stores inthe downtown district. Our goal is thatthe Shop The Blocks promotion servesas a reminder that the Cuero MainStreet program represents a eight

blocks district in downtown and notjust Main Street,” said Main Street ex-ecutive director Bridgette Bise.Tickets are $20 each and are avail-able at City Hall at 212 E. Main St.Participants must be 21 and older.Only 100 tickets are being sold to thisevent. Call the Main Street office at485-8008 for more info.

Downtown shopping event scheduled Saturday

PRESS RELEASE

DALLAS – Cuero hasyet another reason to beproud: local teen BrandyCole, competing as MissTeen Cuero Interna-

tional, was named sec-ond-runner-up to thetitle of Miss Teen TexasInternational 2014, thepremier pageant cele-brating Texas teens. Thecompetition was held

March 16 at theGranville Arts Center inDallas.Cole competed withteens from across thestate and stood out withher intelligence, charac-ter, and style. Her plat-form, "Serving America’sVeterans," is a personalone to Brandy, who usesit to get others involvedin helping veterans.Brandy is an activemember of the AmericanLegion Auxiliary.“Brandy is a shiningexample of what theTexas International sys-tem is all about,” saidRachel Hedstrom, execu-tive director of the TexasInternational system.“She is articulate, intelli-gent, passionate abouther cause, and she usesthat excitement to makea difference in the worldaround her.We are soproud of Brandy, and weare certain that Cuero is,as well.”The International Sys-tem was establishedmore than 20 years agoto adhere to a higherstandard than other sys-tems. Texas Interna-tional seeks more than apretty face: winners havebeauty and depth, and

are committed to theircommunities. Like allpageants in the Interna-tional System, teen con-testants compete infitness wear rather thanswimsuit. The emphasisis on healthy lifestylechoices in accordancewith the American HeartAssociation's Go Red forWomen campaign, withwhich the pageant sys-tem holds a national al-liance.Jahnavi Muppaneni,Miss Teen Woodlands,was named Miss TeenTexas International2014; Rachael Burns,Miss Dallas, was namedMiss Texas International2014; and Whitney Mont-gomery, Mrs.Woodlands,won the title of Mrs.Texas International2014. All three Texaswinners will advance tothe national competitionin Jacksonville, Fla. thissummer, where they willrepresent the Lone StarState and compete withwomen from 49 otherstates, as well as coun-tries around the world,for the titles of Miss TeenInternational 2014, MissInternational 2014 andMrs. International 2014.

Cole places instate pageant

Brandy Cole, competing as Miss Teen Cuero International, wasnamed second-runner-up to the title of Miss Teen Texas Interna-tional 2014. Contributed photo.

The Cuero Chamber of Commerce sponsored a ribbon cuttingceremony for Out of the Box by Elaine March 26 at the Chamberof Commerce office. Owner Elaine Tate is a promotional prod-ucts and party and special event planner. Cuero Record photo.

Ribbon cutting held

NEWS RELEASE

Cuero police officerson patrol reported astructure fire at the in-tersection of Crain andWeldon Streets justafter 3 a.m. March 30.Firefighters from theCuero Fire Departmentresponded to find a sin-gle story abandoned

home fully engulfed inflames. It did not takelong for firefighters tocontrol the blaze, butthe home was de-stroyed. No injurieswere reported and fire-fighters returned to thefire station just before 6a.m. Cause of the fire isunknown.

Fire destroysabandoned home




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SundayAdult Bible Study 8:30 a.m.

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Wednesday Life GroupsMeal Provided (Nursery-H.S.): 6:30 p.m.Bible Study: Nursery - H.S. 7:00 p.m.Men & Women Bible Study: 7:00 p.m.

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DeWitt County Good Friday, April 18, 2014 at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall

11am - 1pm

Plates are $8.00Tickets available pre-sale or at door

Shrimp dinner platestickets availableKnights of Columbus

will sell shrimp dinnerplates from 10:30 a.m. to1 p.m. Sunday, April 6 atSt. Michael’s Parish Hallin Cuero.Plates cost $8 and in-

clude shrimp, cole slaw,rice and hush puppies.

LIFFT baked potatolunch The Ladies in Faith

and Fellowship Togetherof the First UnitedMethodist Church ofCuero is having their an-nual baked potato lunchon Friday, April 4 from11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Theevent will be a thechurch in Faith Hall at211 N. Clinton.Tickets are $8 each

and include a largebaked potato with all thetrimming including chiliand/or broccoli cheese, agreen salad, homemadedessert, and drink.Carry-out will be avail-able. For tickets or infor-mation contact RoseMary Burk at 361-484-1384 or the church officeat 361-275-5272. Pro-ceeds support the com-munity.

St. Mark’s Lentenservice WednesdayAll are invited to St.

Mark’s Lutheran Church,400 N. Esplanade, Cuero,for Lenten Wednesdayworship services in thechurch at 5:15 p.m. and6:30 p.m. A soup andsandwich meal will beserved at 5:45 p.m. in theFellowship Hall. Services

and meals are offeredApril 2 and April 9. Thisyear's worship theme is“Dancing With theLight.” Call 361-275-2845for more information.

St. Michael’s Schoolchicken spaghettiluncheonThe St. Michael School

HSA will host a chickenspaghetti luncheon onSaturday, April 5.The luncheon will be

held at Millie’s on Mainfrom 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Purchase your tickets atSt. Michael School, 208N. McLeod. Tickets arelimited to 200. For more information

call 361-275-3854.

Spring singing atChurch of ChristCuero Church of Christ

invites the community toparticipate in the annualspring singing event at 7p.m. Friday, April 4. Re-freshments will beserved.

Retirement banquetfor Rev. JenkinsNew Hope Baptist

Church cordially inviteseveryone to a retirementappreciation banquet forthe Reverend Samuel A.Jenkins for his 26 yearsof service.The banquet will be

held at First BaptistChurch fellowship halllocated at 408 Gonzaleson Saturday, April 12from 3-6 p.m.RSVP by April 5 by

calling Reverend TerryGlover at 361-275-1377.

Easter Bake Sale at

St. Michael’sSt. Michael’s Altar So-

ciety will have an Easterbake sale on Friday, April11 at St. Michael’s ParishHall. The sale will befrom 7:30 a.m. until allbaked goods are sold.Coffee and individualsweet rolls will be avail-able.

Courthouse lawn siteof Holy Week serviceThe community is in-

vited to participate inHoly Week with Cuero’sCatholic, Episcopalian,Methodist, and Presbyte-rian congregations. Thechurches will meet to-gether on the DeWittCounty Courthouse lawnat 10:15 a.m. Sunday,April 13 to hear theGospel, pray together,and begin Palm Proces-sion to each respectivesanctuary.

Ministerial AlliancePalm Sunday serviceCuero Area Ministerial

Alliance is conductingthe annual community-wide Palm Sunday Ecu-menical Service at 7 p.m.Sunday, April 13.This year’s service is

hosted by Victory FamilyChurch at the corner ofDahlman Street and FM1447, on the north end ofValley Street. PastorDavid Maldonado andother local clergy andmusicians will lead wor-ship. A collection will be

taken to support CAMALHouse food pantry at 118W. Main St. CAMALHouse is a non-profit or-ganization that helpsfeed families in need.

FAITH BRIEFSEveryone is invited to

attend Dr. GlennRobertson’s presenta-tion on the Shroud ofTurin. The presentationwill be held at 3 p.m.Sunday, April 6 at theFirst Baptist ChurchSanctuary.Since 1992, Robertson

has studied books andresearch papers on theShroud of Turin. He will

share a summary of thehistory and research onthe shroud, as well ashis insights for under-standing the crucifixionand resurrection ofJesus Christ.Robertson will also re-

veal his digital painting,“It is Finished.” Robert-son he made the paint-ing for Holy Weekobservance and incorpo-

rated information fromthe shroud into thepainting. “Do not expect some-

thing pretty with thepainting. There is noth-ing pretty in the cruci-fixion. Yet, in thispainting lies a messagefor the world,” Robert-son said.

Shroud of Turin topic Sunday

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A joint Lenten supperand service will be heldon Wednesday, April 2 atSt. Luke’s LutheranChurch in Schroeder.The Lenten service issponsored jointly by St.Luke’s, St. Peter’sLutheran Church inAnder, and ZionLutheran Church in Ar-neckeville.Supper will be avail-

able beginning at 6:30p.m., with the service at7:30 p.m. St. Luke’s is at11547 FM 622 inSchroeder.Members of the com-

munity are invited to at-tend the supper and

service.The theme of this

year’s Lenten service se-ries is “Making Change.” Other Wednesday

evening Lenten suppersand services will be heldon April 9 and HolyWeek services on April17 and April 18.The offerings received

at the joint Lenten serv-ices will be designatedfor Water to Thrive, afaith based non-profitheadquartered in Austinthat is dedicated tospreading awareness ofthe global water crisiswhile raising the fundsneeded to construct

water wells for thosewho desperately needthem in rural Africa.The water wells con-structed by Water toThrive provide a sourceof clean, safe drinkingwater that is long-termand sustainable. Learnmore atwatertothrive.org.For more information

about the April 2 serv-ice, call 645-2038.

Joint Lenten service in Schroeder

Lunch, learn at St.Michael’s AnnexThe Catholic Com-

munity of Cuero issponsoring a lunchand learn programfrom 11:30 a.m. to 1p.m. Friday, April 4 atthe St. Michael’sAnnex.County extension

agent Anthony Netar-dus will present a pro-gram on dead spotsand other lawn-re-lated topics. Lunch isincluded.Contact Kevin Her-

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Vic’s Gun Shop, YoakumMagnolia Petroleum Com-

pany dba Magnolia PetroleumCompany, Dalls

DeedsEmily Buckner, Estate of

Charles A. Buckner, deceased,to Joel Buckner, 0.73 acre, York-townCathy L. Fox and Lonnie M.

Fox to Gail Garcia, Yorktown,5.33 acres, Javy GonzalesMaria R. Davis to Stephen

Blaschke, 0.752 acre, JamesKimberlingMary H. Gonzalez and Ruben

M. Gonzalez to Juan Ariza andBobby R. Pompa, MiltenbergerAdd, CueroProsperity Bank to James L.

Moeller and Joyce G. MoellerDonald M. Stiles Jr. and Linda

C. Stiles to Lawrence McHorseand Shannon McHorse, NorthFields Add, CueroCuero 148 Development to

Eagle Heights Cuero, 10.01acres, Hepsebeth TaylorDolores Norris Cilibraise, Kris-

tan Troy Norris, Lance Roy Norristo Dolores Norris Cilibraise,Joseph Cilibraise, Kristan TroyNorris and Lance Ray Norris,undivided interest, 186.4 acres,William Robertson

Oil, gas and mineralleases

Carl Kuklis and Susan Kuklisto Devon Energy Production,0.275 acre,WesthoffLoretta F. Burge to GeoSouth-

ern DeWitt Properties, 1 acre,David Hunter

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Hunt Elementary third gradestudents were in for a treat whenthey received a special visitMarch 25 from Cody Wallace, whore-signed a three year contractwith the Pittsburgh Steelers lastmonth.Kim Clutter invited Wallace to

speak at the school. She said shewas happy to have Wallace speakto the students before they tooktheir STAAR tests.Wallace, who attended Hunt El-ementary, said he hoped to en-courage students to seek fromtheir teachers if they felt theywere falling behind.“Build all your foundations,”Wallace said. “Math continues to

build on itself. If you get behindat some point, it’s hard to catchback up, so I want to stress thatto them. To ask all the questionsnow and do everything you can tokeep up.”After Wallace’s speech, studentswere given the opportunity to askhim questions. He shook each stu-dent’s hand as they walked out ofthe gymnasium.

Wallace visits Hunt Elementary

Muriel Cotman of Cuero is theregional spelling bee champion.Brady Watson, also of Cuero, tookthird place at the event. HeldMarch 18 in Victoria, Muriel sur-

vived 44 rounds competing withover 2,000 students from 56 areaschools. She will now travel toWashington, D.C. to compete inthe National Spelling Bee.

Muriel, 13, is a home schooledstudent from The Acorn School.Watson is a 6th grader fromCuero Intermediate School.

Muriel Cotman advances to national spelling bee

BY TIM O’MALLEYCUERO RECORD

Last week Arnold“Bubba” Stock saw some-thing unusual feedingnear his deer feeder onRatcliffe Road.Steve Stockman, son ofBubba and Jackie Stock-man, said, “[Dad] told mehe was going to try totrap it and he did. I havenever seen anything likeit.”Texas Parks &Wildlife DeWitt Countygame warden MikeHoffman said, “It is agood as an example of

what a chupacabralooks like [as what hasbeen described by thosewho say they have seena chupacabra] except itis smaller.”No tests have beentaken to determine whatkind of animal it is. Hoff-man said it could havebeen one of four animals.The unusual creaturehas the mannerism andis similar to what a rac-coon looks like withouthair.Jackie said she planson keeping it alive for afew days and then hav-ing it mounted.

Unusual animal foundon Ratcliffe Road

This unusual animal was caught on March 30 near Ratcliff Road byArnold “Bubba” Stock. Photo by Tim O’Malley/Cuero Record.

CUERO ISD

Cody Wallace, who re-signedwith the Pittsburgh Steelers lastmonth, is shown taking ques-tions from third grade studentsat Hunt Elementary.Wallacewas invited to the school tospeak to the students beforetesting. Photo by Elizabeth Ro-driguez/CueroRecord.

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The Lady Gobblerstook Gonzales by sur-prise in Apache territoryMarch 28 by a score of 9-0.Cuero softball coach

Jody Price said, “This isthe best game we’veplayed all year.We exe-cuted a full seven in-nings defensively andoffensively.We finally‘leveled out’ so to speak.”Audrey Simpson was

the winning pitcher with11 strike outs, 1 walk,and one hit by pitch.Meagan Pakebusch

went 2 for 4 with 2 sin-gles, 1 RBI, and 1 run.Courtney Clark had 1RBI. Chelsea Veit went 3for 4 with 2 singles and atriple, 3 RBIs and 2 runs.Brennan Sager went 2for 4 with 2 singles, 1RBI and 1 run. EmmaStanfield went 2 for 4with a single and a dou-ble, 1 RBI and 1 run.Tiffany Shellenbargerwent 1 for 4 with a singleand 1 run. Ashley Liendowent 1 for 3 with a sin-gle, 1 RBI and 1 run.The Lady Gobblers de-

feated Smithville by ascore of 7-2 at home onMarch 25.Audrey Simpson

pitched 7 innings for thewin.The Cuero Lady Gob-

blers (4-2, 14-11-1) willplay La Grange (6-0, 26-1) at home on April 4.Cuero is currently tiedfor second with Yoakum.


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The Cuero Gobblersdid not allow manypitches into theSmithville catcher’s mitton March 25 at home.Only five Gobblersstruck out for the entireseven innings and littlecould stop their rally inthe second inning. Withseven singles, one doubleand two walks the Gob-blers scored nine runsand held Smithvillescoreless for the 9-0 win.Austin Johnson pitched

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22 strikeouts. D'Mond Lafond went 3-

3 for 2 R and 2 RBIs.Case Farris went 3-2with 1 R, 2 RBIs. LaneMeade had 2 RBIs, andLevi Jones had 3 RBIs.The Gobblers also beat

Gonzales away on March28 by a score of 15-4.Once again the Gob-

blers had 11 hits andlimited Gonzales to 2hits.Pearson Reese went 2

for 1 with 3 runs and 1RBI. Clint Davis went 6for 3 with 2 runs and 3RBIs. D’Mond Lafondwent 3 for 2 with 1 runand 1 RBI. Austin John-son went 4 for 2 with 4runs and 1 RBI. Lane Meade pitched 3

innings for the win al-lowing 1 hit, 1 run, 3base on balls, and 3strike outs.The Gobblers (4-0, 14-

7) play La Grange (3-0, 8-3) at home on April 4.

Lady Gobblerstied for second

Cuero varsity boys,girls track teamstake championship at Karnes CityThe Cuero varsity track team

traveled to Karnes City to com-pete at the KC Badger Relays onMarch 29.Both the girls and boys took

championship with several ath-letes making a good margin ofimprovement.Alex Villafranca improved her

best time in the 800m run by .32seconds.Ally Lott improved her 11m

hurdles run time by 1.12 seconds. Mariah Rodriguez improved

her 300m hurdle run by 1.67 sec-onds.The boys 4x200m relay im-

proved their personal best.Tre Miles ran his personal best

in the 200m dash improving histime by .6 seconds. District track meet will be held

in Yoakum on April 9-10.Following are results from

March 29 KC Badger Relay meet.

Boys VarsityTeam totals - 1. Cuero, 143; 2.

Falls City, 120; 3. Nixon Smiley,74; 4. Karnes City, 69; 5. Jourdan-ton, 56; 6. George West, 54; 7.Kenedy, 44; 8. Stockdale, 20; 9.Three Rivers, 18; 10, Yorktown,10; 11. Nordheim, 4; 12. Poth, 2.

Shot put - 1. D’Anthony Hop-kins, 46’-2”; 5. Munoz, 39”.Discus - 1. Johnson, 143’-3.5”; 3.

Munoz, 121’-6.5”.Triple jump - 1. Kamron

Mathis, 42’-3.5”; 6. KhouriWalker, 40’-6.5”.High jump - 1. Khouri Walker,

6’-0”.Long jump - 1. Kamron Mathis,

20’8”; 4. Tre Miles, 18’9.5”.4x100m relay - 1. Cuero, 43.56.110 hurdles - 1. Xiaoxing He,

15.22; 4. Khouri Walker, 16.76.100m dash - 2. Williams, 11.14;

4. Johnson, 11.38.4x200m relay - 2. Cuero,

1:33.28.400m dash - 4. Friar, 53.0.Thrower relay - 1. Cuero, 54.72.300m hurdles - 2. Aiden Pompa,

43.66.200m dash - 2. Tre Miles, 22.41;

3. Williams, 23.43; 5. Johnson,23.56.

Girls VarsityTeam totals - 1. Cuero, 144; 2.

Karnes City, 93; 3. Falls City,77.5; 4. George West, 76.5; 5.Nordheim, 75; 6. Jourdanton, 50;7. Kenedy, 32; 8. St. Joseph, 28; 9.Stockdale, 20; 10, Three Rivers,10; 11. Poth, 8; 12. Nixon Smiley,

4. High jump - 1. Martina Stavi-

noha, 5’-0”; 6. Crisp, 4’-4”.Long jump - 5. Jessica Odom,

15-7.5”.Triple jump - 2. Missy Odom,

33’-8”; 5. Williams, 32’-8”.Shot put - 3. Brannan, 29’-6”; 5.

Ellis, 28’-6.75”.Discus - 3. Knetig, 90’-10”; 4.

Martina Stavinoha, 88’-10”; 5.Brannan, 86’-9”.3200m run - 2. Dixie Blackwell,

13:31.4.400 relay - 2. Cuero, 52.02.800 - 1. Alex Villafranca,

2:29.93; 3. Jocee Bennett, 2:39.43;6 Dixie Blackwell, 2:42.40.100m hurdles - 5. Ally Lott,

17.28.100m dash - 5. Jessica Odom,

13.34.800m relay - 3. Cuero, 1:51.43.1600 relay - 3. Cuero, 4:22.56.Thrower relay - 1. Cuero, 1:00.300 hurdles - 3. Ally Lott, 50.70;

5. Mariah Rodriguez, 50.93.200 - 4. Rossett, 27.52; 6. Missy

Odom, 28.21.1600m run - 1. Jocee Bennett,

5:57.72; 2. Alex Villafranca,6:02.10.

The Cuero tennis team went tothe Hallettsville Tournament onMarch 28. Results are as follows.

Varsity Mixed DoublesMia Knetig and Ethan Etlinger

took fourth place.Gonzales defeated

Knetig/Etlinger 8-6Knetig/Etlinger (Cuero) de-

feated Hurt/Leist (Yoakum) 6-5(7-5)

Knetig/Etlinger (Cuero) de-feated Carmona/Garza (Yoakum)6-3

Varsity Boys SinglesDonovan Cardenas (Cuero) won

second place.Cardenas defeated Ruvalcaba

(Gonzales) 8-5Cardenas (Cuero) defeated

Hadash (Sacred Heart) 8-6McGee (Hallettsville) defeated

Cardenas (Cuero) 8-3

JV Boys SinglesBrenden Pupi (Cuero)won

fourth place.Pupi (Cuero) defeated Landi

(Gonzales) 6-3Hauser (Bay City) defeated

Pupi (Cuero) 6-4Hadash (Sacred Heart) de-

feated Pupi (Cuero) 6-2

The Cuero boys golf teamwere one of thirteen teams thatcompeted at the El Campo GolfInvitational on March 24. TheCuero team placed ninth withan overall score of 400.Individual scores: 31T, Mason

Kleinecke, 97; 31T, FernandoWilson, 97; 44T, Justine Her-nandez, 103; 44T, Garrett Veit,

103; 53, Cole Liendo, 118.The Cuero boys golf team will

have their last tournamentmeet at the Boys WarrenSpring Invitational located atthe Alsatian Golf Course inCastroville on April 4.District meet will be at River-

side Park on April 7-8.

Cardenas takes second in Hallettsville

Cuero golfers sightset on district games

Mason Kleinecke working mid range shots during practice at the Cuero GolfClub.Photo by Tim O’Malley/Cuero Record

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Number of loose livestock calls–11Make or assist with crash

scene/DPS–4

March 21Reckless driver on Hwy 87S, CueroAccident on Hwy 87N,WesthoffProperty Damage on Harvey Haun Rd.,

YorktownJuvenile Situation on Dunn St., CueroAssist motorist on FM 953, CueroReckless Driver on Hwy 87S, CueroDisabled vehicle on Hwy 87S, CueroInformation on FM 237, YorktownSuspicious vehicle on Hwy 87S,

Thomaston

March 22Assist DPS with accident on FM 236,

CueroLoose livestock on FM 766, CueroIntoxicated Person on Hwy 183N, CueroAssist Motorist on Hwy 183N, CueroLoose Livestock on Blue Bonnet Ln.,

CueroShots Fired on FM 108, YorktownAssisted DPS with accident on Hwy

77A, CueroLoose livestock on FM 953, CueroCriminal trespass on Smith Ranch Rd.,

Cuero

Suicide attempt on Mission Valley Rd.,Cuero

March 23Crimninal Mischief on Morgan Rd.,

CueroLoose Livestock on FM 766, CueroReckless Driver on Old Nordheim Rd.,

CueroBurglary of a residence on Gilbert

Mueller Rd., NordheimAccident on Hwy 119S, Yorktown

March 24Loose Livestock on FM 766, CueroDirect Traffic on FM 108, YorktownReckless Driver on Hwy 87N, CueroCriminal Mischief on Golly Rd., CueroRoad Hazzard on Thomaston River Rd.,

Cuero

March 25Abandoned Vehicle on FM 2980, York-

townDisabled Vehicle on Hwy 87S, CueroReckless Driver on Live Oak Rd., CueroWelfare Check on Hwy 183N, CueroAssist Motorist on Hwy 183N, CueroDisturbance on Hwy 87N,WesthoffReckless Driver on Hwy 183N, CueroParking Violation on Esplanade, Cuero

March 26

Loose Livestock on FM 766, CueroLoose Livestock on Old Davy Rd., York-

townShots fired on Lakeside Dr., CueroAssist motorist on Hwy 183N, CueroFire on Catholic Church Ln., WesthoffIllegal immigrants on Rappold Rd.,

YoakumRoad hazard on FM 443, YoakumDisturbance on Hennessey Rd., YoakumRoad hazard on Hwy 72, Cuero

March 27Disabled vehicle on Hwy 77A, CueroWarrant service on E Live Oak St., CueroLoose Livestock on Five Mile Rd., CueroLoose Livestock on FM 236, CueroAnimal Abuse on Hwy 72W, YorktownLoose Livestock on FM 236, CueroReckless Driver on Hwy 72E, CueroTheft on FM 3157, CueroCriminal Trespass on W 1st St., Nord-

heimWarrant Service on N Gonzales, CueroAssisted Ykm EMS on Burns Ranch Rd.,

YoakumThreat on FM 2718, CueroHarassment on W 2nd St., NordheimResidential Alarm on Mulberry Rd.,

CueroSuspicious Person on Rice-Davis Rd.,

YoakumLoose Livestock on Rice-Davis Rd.,

Yoakum

Following is the Cuero Police Depar-ment’s calls for service report for March21-27 as submitted to the Record by theCuero PD.

March 21Disturbance, Dunn StreetDisturbance,W French StreetReckless Driver, E BroadwayChild Custody, E Broadway

March 22Reckless Driver, N EsplanadeShots Fired, N TerrellReckless Driver, W Reuss BoulevardTraffic Speeders/Hazards, N TerrellTraffic Hazards, Daule Street

March 23Theft, T.L. Overture StreetBurglar Alarm, N EsplanadeTraffic Hazards, E BroadwayTraffic Hazards, N EsplanadeBar/Lounge Checks, E Main Street

Accident, W Heaton StreetAssault, N Gonzales StreetTheft, King Street

March 24Disturbance,W HeatonSuspicious Vehicle, N EsplanadeExtra Patrol, Oak LaneTraffic Hazards, N IndianolaBurglar Alarm, Main StreetInformation, Oak LaneBurglar Alarm, E Main StreetTheft, N TerrellAccident, N EsplanadeAssist Ems,W Park Street

March 25Shots Fired,W Church StreetOther, VillaAccident, E BroadwayBurglar Alarm, N EsplanadeOther, W ChurchChild Custody,W PrairieTraffic Hazards, N Esplanade

Loud Music, AustinDisturbance, KellerWelfare Concern, N EsplanadeAccident, W MainOther, N McLeodChild Custody, N Hunt

March 26Other, E PrairieBurglar Alarm, ClarenceOther, E FrenchOther, DunnDisturbance, E BroadwayCriminal Mischief, BeaconAccident, E BroadwayDisturbance,W CourthouseDisturbance,W ChurchChild Custody, N EsplanadeDisturbance,W Heaton Street

March 27Child Custody, N Esplanade


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General Surgery (Operation) WilliamWagner, M.D.Orthopedic (Bone & Joint) Trent Twitero, M.D.

Podiatry (Feet) Neil Campbell, D.P.M.

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Cardiology (Heart) Ajay Gaalla,M.D.Gynecology (WellWoman) Alyson Kirchner,M.D.Urology (UrinaryTract) Robert Ryan III,M.D.

Orthopedic (Bone, Joint&SportsMed)DouglasMatey III, D.O.

General Surgery (Operation)WilliamWagner Jr., M.D.Nephrology (Kidneys)GeorgeOsuchukwu, M.D.

Podiatry (Feet) Neil Campbell, D.P.M.

Cardiology (Heart) Harish Chandna, M. D.Pain Management J. L.White Jr., M.D.

CCH & Community Blood DriveThursday, April 17th

CCH Education Classroom10:30 am – 3:30 pm

Wednesday - April 2nd

EDITOR’S NOTE: All subjectslisted in the following arrest re-port are innocent until provenguilty in a court of law, in a fairtrial before a jury of their peers.

In the event of dropped/re-duced charges, the Record willpublish an additional notice atthe request of the arrestee. Inorder to do so, official docu-mentation supporting the claimfrom the DeWitt County Sheriff’sOffice, Cuero Police Departmentor Yorktown Police Departmentmust be submitted to theRecord by the arrestee.

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County arrest report for March21-27 as submitted to theRecord by the DeWitt CountySheriff’s Office.

Jail Average Daily Count–138Inmates Housed for Other

Agencies–69

March 20Troy Dean Condron, 34, of

Nursery, Violation of Proba-tion/Theft by Check>=$20<$500, Bond of $1,000,DCSO

Jason Trimil Brown, 33, ofCuero, Capias Pro Fine/No Dri-ver’s License, Fine of $207.10(Time Served), Capias ProFine/No Driver’s License, Fine of$204.10 (Time Served), DCSO

March 21April Miller, 30, of Cuero,

Fraud, Bond of $20,000, CueroPD

Frederick O’neal Scott, 52, ofCuero, Aggravated Assault witha Deadly Weapon, Bond of$15,000 (w/ Conditions), As-sault Causes Bodily Injury-Fam-ily Violence, Bond of $1,000,Interfere with Emergency Call,Bond of $1,000, Silent or Abu-sive Calls to 911 Service, Bondof $1,000, Criminal Trespass,Bond of $1,000, Cuero PD

Nathan Bruce Sherwood, 55,of Joplin, Theft of Property$500<$1,500-Enhanced (Mid-lothian PD / Ellis Co), Bond of$50,000, DCSO

Jesus Ramirez Alvarado, 43,of Hallettsville, Motion to Re-voke Probation/Possession of aControlled Substance PG1<1G-Drug Free Zone, No Bond, DCSO

Thomas Micheal Garbett, 30,of Taylor, Driving While Intoxi-cated-2nd, Bond of $1,500 (w/Interlock System, Resisting Ar-rest/Search or Transport, Bondof $1,000, Assault on a PublicServant, Bond of $10,000,Cuero PD

March 22Isidro Sanchez Mendoza, 23,

of Cuero, Driving While Intoxi-cated-2nd, Bond of $1,500 (w/

Interlock System), DPS

March 23Alfredo Perez Perez, 44, of

Cuero, False Alarm or Report,Bond of $1,000, Public Intoxi-cation, Fine of $416 (30 Daysto Appear), Cuero PD

James Edward Rickman, 56,of Cuero, Possession of a Con-trolled Substance PG 1 < 1G-Drug Free Zone, Bond of$5,000, Expired Motor VehicleInspection Fine of $245.10 (30Days to Appear), Cuero PD

Juan Pablo Perez-Martinez,19, of Cuero, Public Intoxica-tion, Released to INS/No Prose-cution, Cuero PD

March 24Shakel Lee Mayfield, 21, of

Cuero, Capias Pro Fine/Minor inPossession, Fine of $464,Cuero PD

Curtis Vaughn, 34, of Cuero,Possession Manufacture DistrInstrument to Commit RetailTheft (Galveston Co), Bond of$5,000, DCSO

March 25Lupe Arriaga, 44, of Edna,

Bail Jumping and Fail to Ap-pear/Driving while License In-valid (Jackson Co), Bond of$2,000, DCSO

Tommie Lucas, 24, of Cuero,Motion to RevokeProbation/Theft of Prop-erty>=$1,500<$20K, No Bond,DCSO

Allen Ray Johnson, 58, ofCuero, Motion to Revoke Proba-tion/Possession of CS PG 1<1G, Bond of $35,000, DCSO

March 26Matthew Fortenberry, 22, of

Cuero, Theft of Property = $50-$500, $500 PR Bond (VictoriaCo.), DCSO

Lupe Arriaga, 44, of Edna,Failure to Appear and BailJumping, Bond of $2,000(Jackson Co.), DCSO

Allen Ray Johnson, 58, ofCuero, Motion to Revoke Proba-tion on Possession/ControlledSubstance, Bond of $35,000,Cuero PD

Tommie Lucus, 24, of Cuero,Motion to Revoke Probation onFelony Theft = $1,500<$20K -Enhanced, No Bond, DCSO

Juventino Adame Jr., 45, Fal-con Heights, Driving While Li-cense Invalid w/ PriorConvictions, Bond of $1,000,DCSO

March 27Dustin Michael Rathke, 25, of

Yorktown, Failure to Appear/Child Support, $2,000 CashBond, DCSO

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Elizabeth RuscheOehlke, age 57, passedaway on Wednesday,March 26, 2014.Liz was born on August

9, 1956 in Cuero.Liz was a business co-

owner of Off BroadwayAntiques and Resale andwas a Baptist.Survivors: daughters,

Scarlett ElizabethOehlke and Golden DaleOehlke; sister, DeLulaRusche Cook (Mark);mother, Gladdie Rusche;nieces, Kelly ElizabethArnold Thomas (Auric)and Courtney Kacir;nephews, Ashton Cook(Brandy) and MitchellCook; great-nieces,Keanna Shelton andKyla Jones; great-nephew, Preston Cook.Preceded in death by:

father, David Rusche; sis-ter, Deborah Arnold;niece, Kathleen Kacirand a brother-in-law, KenArnold.

Liz was blessed with asweet spirit and room inher heart for all of life’swonders. There were nostrangers in her life andno room for judgement.Equally blessed withquick and hystericallyfunny responses, we allloved her. A beautifulmother to her daughtersand someone her niecesand great-niece adored.Liz graduated fromCuero High School in1974, taught school atGrace Episcopal formany years and thenopened her own shop inCuero called Off Broad-way. A small business ofantiques and resale. Lizloved shopping for finecollectables and treas-ures. Her shop was aplace for friends andfamily to meet and hangout. This is our loss andwe will miss her likecrazy.Memorial Service was

March 29 at First Bap-tist Church of Cuerowith the Rev. GlennRobertson officiating.Memorial contributions

may be given to Hospiceof South Texas, 605 E.Locust Avenue, Victoria,Texas 77901 or AmericanCancer Society at can-cer.org/donate.Online guestbook may

be signed at www.thiele-cooper.com.Arrangements by

Thiele-Cooper FuneralHome in Yoakum 361-293-5656.

Marilyn K. Mayer, 66,of Cuero passed awayThursday, March 27,2014. She was born Jan-uary 5, 1948, in Beevilleto the late Paul Krauseand Bette Jo Kebodeaux.Marilyn married herhusband, Travis Mayer,on July 3, 2008, in Cuero.Marilyn was a belovedemployee of the TexasDepartment of Correc-tions where she retiredas a Corrections Officer.Marilyn enjoyed quilting,sewing, knitting, and cro-cheting.She is survived by her

husband; daughter,Robin Hoffer (Charlie);sons, Allen Wayne Mayer(Natalan), Michael Lane

Mayer, and Derrin ScottMayer (Josie); Sister,Paula Handy; Niece, Jen-nifer Bernal (Joseph);great-nephew, BlakeBernal; 12 grandchil-dren; and four great-grandchildren.She was preceded in

death by her parents.Visitation was March

30 at Freund FuneralHome. Services wereMarch 31 at Freund Fu-neral Home with PastorKen McCarthy officiat-ing. Interment followedat Hillside Cemetery.Pallbearers were

Joseph Bernal, AllenWayne Mayer, MichaelMayer, Scott Mayer,Charlie Hoffer, JessieArmstrong IV.Honorary pallbearers

were Caleb Mayer, KaceyWhitt, Jacob Stroebele,Landon Mayer, BlakeBernal, Travis Klekar,Kevin Medina, MatthewMayer, and JohnathanMayer.Memorial contributions

may be made to St.Jude’s Children's Hospi-tal.You may send condo-

lences or sign the guest-book atwww.freundfuneral-home.com.

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Tiffany Shellenbarger, CHS senior, is the Science Department stu-dent aide and assists 9 staff members. She is the first student aideof the day and usually gets more tasks assigned to her than otherstudent. She tackles all her duties with a smile on her face anddoes a great job! Way to go Tiffany!

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In honor of Presidents Day, the Ladies Auxiliary to Cuero VFWPost 3972 distributed patriotic materials to students in all De-Witt County schools including Meyersville, Westhoff, St. Michael’sCatholic School, and Cuero ISD. One hundred ninety-sevenkindergartners received a desktop American flag, one hundredeighty-three first graders received Pledge of Allegiance coloringbooks, one hundred eighty-five Pledge of Allegiance pencils weredistributed to second graders, and one hundred sixty-two thirdgraders received a plastic ruler with the Pledge of Allegiance anda photo of all 44 U.S. presidents on it. This project has been car-ried out annually for over 20 years by the Cuero Ladies Auxiliary.Shown from left, Claire Jalufka, Audrey Kremling, Ice Galindo,and Jackie Gwosdz. Contributed photo.

School supplies donated

Larry Smith, candi-date for U.S. Congress,34th District, will speakat the Wednesday, April2 Republican Women ofYoakum meeting at theYoakum CommunityCenter at 105 Huck St.in Yoakum. Smith has 10 years of

service to the countryas an infantry captainin the U.S. Army. He re-ceived a Purple Heartwhile in combat in theIraq War. He is marriedwith three children.Smith said his missionis to continue to serveand protect his countryby working to ensure aland of freedom and op-portunity for the nextgeneration. Smith will

take questions from theaudience. Meet and greet will

begin at 11:30 a.m.Complementary lunchwill be served begin-ning at noon. Freewilldonations are appreci-ated. Program ends at 1p.m. The program isopen to both men andwomen members. Visi-tors are welcome. Formore information, callJackie Prince, 321-295-9642.Smith will also be

meeting and speakingwith voters at theCuero American LegionHall in Cuero from 3 to6 p.m. Sunday, April 6.Fish Fry plates will beavailable.

Candidate speaks at RWOYmeeting April 2 in Yoakum

Pet Adoptions of Cuero announces Winston as Pet of the Week. “Wethink he is a boxer mix, about 2 years old,” said vice presidentMyrna Hassfield. “He has been neutered and is up to date on shots.He is house broken and even knows how to shake and sit. He lovesto play with everybody and walks well on a leash.” To meet Winston,call Brenda at 275-6713. Contributed photo.

Pet Adoptions of Cuero announces Pet of the Week

The Alpha Phi chapter of DeltaKappa Gamma Society Interna-tional (honorary society forwomen educators) will award agrant-in-aid in the amount of$300 to a college student pursu-ing a degree in education. Thegrant will be available for use forthe fall semester of 2014. All ap-

plications are due by April 18 andwill be evaluated by the scholar-ship committee of the chapter.To fulfill the requirements of

the grant-in-aid, the applicantmust be a full-time, female stu-dent who has at least 60 collegehours and is working towardteacher certification and must

presently reside in, or be a gradu-ate of a high school, in Lavaca,DeWitt or Goliad counties.Applications may be requested

from and turned in to: CarolynWhitmire, P.O. Box 485, Moulton,TX 77975. Contact Whitmore byphone at 361-596-4439.

Educator group offers scholarship

The Gonzales Master Garden-ers take over Texas HeroesSquare for their annual SpringPlant Sale from 8:30 a.m. to 1p.m. Saturday, April 5. A varietyof plants will be for sale.“We plan to have some interest-

ing plants this year includingCestrum, willow tree vine, pi-geonberry and several kinds ofcacti,” said plant sale chair FranSaliger. “With no break in thedrought in sight, we are empha-sizing water wise plantings.”The Gonzales Master Garden-

ers uses this event as an opportu-

nity to answer local gardeners’questions about horticulture andhelp them find some well adaptedplants that will do well in thearea. The sale will offer a variety of

vegetables including peppers,squash, eggplant, and more. “Wegrow our own vegetables,” saidvegetable grow team leader JimJohnson. “That way we know ourpublic is getting plants that areacclimated to this area and willperform well for them. We willhave everything you need foryour spring garden and we are

happy to talk to you about yourquestions and challenges.” The sale will also offer herbs in-

cluding a wide variety of mint,and Provence lavender.As part of Texas A&M AgriLife

Extension, this organization isdedicated to providing horticul-ture and conservation educationto the community. The GonzalesMaster Gardeners is an 501(c )(3)corporation dedicated to servingthe community through horticul-tural, scientific and conservationeducation under the direction ofTexas A&M AgriLife Extension.

Plant sale in Gonzales Saturday

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Kathleen and Bob Leske of Cuero are pleased to announce the en-gagement of their daughter, Anna Claire Leske, to Harley DavidYoung, son of Maggie Quinn and Mike Young of Colorado Springs.Anna is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and the Uni-versity of Washington. Harley is a graduate of the School of the ArtInstitute of Chicago and the University of Illinois at Chicago. Thecouple will marry May 3, 2014 in Littleton, Colo. at the DenverBotanic Gardens at Chatfield. Contributed photo.

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Saray Peralta and Francisco Lopez ofYoakum on the birth of a daughter on Feb.3, 2014 at 12:43 p.m. weighing 6 pounds,9.8 ounces, and 19 inches in length.Lacey Wade and Henry Garner III of

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Kenedy on the birth of a son on Feb. 24,2014 at 8:37 p.m. weighing 7 pounds,11.2 ounces, and 20 inches in length.Cevele Patton and Timothy Kitchens of

Cuero on the birth of a son on Feb. 25,2014 at 9:28 p.m. weighing 6 pounds,13.4 ounces, and 19 1⁄2 inches in length.Josephine Pena of Kenedy on the birth

of a son on Feb. 25, 2014 at 6:27 p.m.weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces, and 20 1⁄2inches in length.Maria Ornellas-Luna and Salvador Lopez

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Are you totallyhonest with God?By GARY ANDREWS

Not long ago as I was study-ing my Sunday School les-son, the question came up“Have you ever felt comfort-able being totally honest withGod in prayer, even acknowl-edging your deepest fears?”The writer of this lesson was

expounding on the fears ofJacob as he and his familieswere returning to his home-land and would be facing hisestranged brother Esau.Twenty years earlier Jacob,whose name means trickster,

had deceived Esau out of hisbirthright and his blessingfrom his father Isaac. Ulti-mately Esau was upset andvowed to kill Jacob.It has been said that ab-

sence makes the heart growfonder. I have also heard andmaintained that being apartgives everyone a chance torealize and think about theproblems they have had withothers, and that being apart,sometimes, will heal manywounds.Finger pointing and retalia-

tion are quick responses andmany times the one reactingthe quickest is the one thatwill suffer the most. Even if

you have been wronged byyour brother in a dishonestand deceitful way, allow Godto control the situation, be-cause He is the one incharge.For the one that created the

problems and caused the hurtto his brother, God will bringchange to his heart and,hopefully, this brother will ac-cept responsibility and makethings right. Having a heavyheart knowing that we havewronged someone is worsethan facing the consequencesof that brother in the heat ofthe moment.When we are burdened with

a heavy heart is the time

when we go to our knees andtalk with the Lord. Even then,are we open and honest withGod, admitting our needs andour fears? All of us need torealize whether we are openand honest with God or not,He knows everything. Confes-sion relieves so much tensionand stress.The Bible speaks to us

through Leviticus 25:17: “Donot take advantage of eachother, but fear your God. I amthe Lord your God.”Jacob realized his needs

and fears and the Lord heardhis prayers. The time apartfrom Esau healed a lot ofwounds and the brothers

were reunited once again.The Lord will hear our

prayers also. Everyday weneed to get on our knees andtalk to Him and He will guideus. We need to be open andhear what the Lord tells us.Prayer: Thank you Lord for

your love and guidance. Ipraise you in all that I do andask that you be with me in allof my thoughts.

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This devotional and directory is made possible by these businesses who encourage all of us to attend worship services. ASSEMBLY OF GODCuero Assembly of God Pastor Jim Haserodt

201 W. Ruess - 275-8352 S.S. 9:45 am, S.W. 10:45 am & 6 pm, Wed. Bible Study 6 pm

BAPTISTAntioch Baptist ChurchClinton CommunityRev. Lawrence G. Roy

S.S. - 9:30 a.m.; S.W.- 11 a.m.

Calvary Baptist ChurchN. Esplanade & Dunn

Interin George Yarbrough, PastorS.S. - 9:45 a.m.;

S.W. - 11 a.m.& 6:30 p.m.Wed. - Bible Study. 6:30 pm

First Baptist Church408 N. Gonzales - Dr. Glen Robertson

Wed.-Prayer/Bible Study-6 p.m. Mission Organizations - 6:00 p.m.

Sanctuary Choir Practice - 7:00 p.m. S.S. - 9:45 a.m.

S.W. 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

First Baptist ChurchWesthoff, 13103 US Hwy 87 N

Pastor Richard A. SchallerS.S. - 10 a.m.; S.W. 11 a.m.,

Dis. Train. Sun. 1 pm, Wed. Prayer Srv. 5:30pm

Gethsemane Baptist Church107 Bridge Street - Rev. W.F.Nichols 2nd & 4th Sunday S.S. - 9:45 a.m.; S.W. - 11 a.m.

Iglesia Bautista JerusalemBaptist Church

215 W. CourthouseDan Cancino, Pastor

S.S. - 9:45 a.m.; S.W. - 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m.

St. James Baptist ChurchYoakum, Texas - Rev. F. RiversS.S. - 9 a.m.; S.W. 11 a.m.

Little Zion Baptist Church104 Bedford

Pastor A.L. TaylorS.S. - 9 a.m.; S.W. - 10:30 a.m.,

Tues. B.S. - 7 p.m.

Macedonia Baptist Church510 S. Indianola

Rev. L.J. Clayton Jr., PastorS.S. - 11 a.m.; S.W. - 9:30 a.m.

Mount Bethany BaptistChurch -Thomaston, TX

S.S. - 9:30 a.m.; S.W. - 11:30 a.m.Wed. Prayer Serv.

& Bible Study - 7:30 p.m.

Mount Zion Baptist ChurchEdgar Community -

Rev. George N. FranklinWed. Bible Study 7 p.m.

S.S. - 9:30 a.m.; S.W. - 11 a.m.

New Hope Baptist ChurchLockhart Community

Rev. Samuel A. Jenkins, PastorS.S. - 9:45 a.m.; S.W.- 11 a.m.

New Life Baptist Church2676 N. FM 2980 - 485-2152

Dr. Gary Hall, PastorSun. 10:30, Wed. 7pm

St. John Bible Fellowship BC304 Hope, Yoakum - 293-7579

Rev. Jimmy L. PowellS.S. 10am, SW 11am, Wed. 7pmThurs. Treasure of Hope 7pm

Stratton Primitive Baptist Church - Stratton Community

Bill Walden, Pastor S.W. - 10:30 a.m.

Thomaston CommunityChurch - Free Will Baptist -

Thomaston - B.J. Davis, PastorS.S. - 10 am S.W. - 11 am & 6 pm

Lifeway Baptist Church403 E. Sarah • 275-3920

Sunday: Adult S.S.l 8:30amWorship & Children’s Church 10amHigh School-College Life Group 7pm

Wednesday: Children, Jr. High, Men & Women 7pm

St. Thomas Missionary BaptistChurch - Westhoff

Rev. Lou Terry JacksonS.S. 9:45 a.m.; W.S. 11:15 a.m.

1st, 2nd, & 4th SundayMt. Bethel Baptist Church

400 Grant St. - Cuero

361-275-9282 S.S. 9 am; S.W. 11 am;

Wed. Prayer Meeting 7 pm

PRESBYTERIANFirst Presbyterian ChurchBill Cotman, Pastor

302 N. McLeodS.W. - 10:30 a.m., S.S. 9:30 a.m.

CATHOLICSt. Michael’s Catholic Church

302 E. Church St. - Pastor: Rev. David Berger

Parochial Vicar: Fr. Daniel DansoSat. Svc. - 5 p.m.; S.W. - 10 a.m;

Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church -

705 W. Broadway - 277-9062S.W. - 8 a.m. (Spanish)

St. AloysiusCatholic Church - Westhoff

Sun. W. - 8:00 a.m.

Sts. Peter and Paul CatholicChurch - Meyersville

Sat. Svc. - 7 p.m. S.S. - 8:45 a.m.,S.W. 10:15 a.m.

CHURCH OF CHRISTCuero Church of Christ

Trevor Parker -Pulpit/Encouragement,

275-8399 - 1100 E. MacArthurS.S. - 9:30 a.m.; S.W. - 10:30 a.m. & 5

p.m., Wed. Bible Class 7 p.m.

EPISCOPALGrace Episcopal Church

102 E. Live Oak Rector - Eric Fenton

Sun. 11am Holy Eucharist Thurs.5pm - Holy Eucharist w/ Teaching

Sermon

JEHOVAHS WITNESSESKingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses - 302 E. Texas

S.W.- 10 a.m.; Mon. Bible Study - 7:30 p.m.

Thursday Ministry School - 7:30 p.m.

LUTHERANSt. John Evangelical LutheranChurch - Meyersville NALC

Pastor John Boor S.S. - 9 a.m.; S.W. - 10:15 a.m.

Office Hrs - 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. T, W, F

St. John Lutheran ChurchLindenau & WesthoffPastor William Hill Lindenau S.W. - 9 a.m.;

Westhoff S.W. - 10:30 a.m.

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, ELCA400 N. Esplanade - 275-2845

Pastor Karl Biermann Sat. Music 5:45pm, Sat. W. - 6, S.W. - 9 a.m.; S.S. - 10:15 a.m.

Holy Communion every Sat. & Sun.FREE 9am Sun. Nursery

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church1545 E. FM 1961 - Anderwww.stpetersander.org

John Dellis, Minister 645-2922S.W. - 9 a.m.; S.S. - 10:15 a.m.

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church - Arneckeville Pastor Barbara Beale

S.S. 10:15 a.m.; S.W. - 9 a.m.

METHODISTFirst United Methodist Church

211 N. Clinton -Rev. Michael Mumme

Children’s S.S. - 9:00 a.m.; AdultS.S. - 9:15 a.m.; S.W. - 10:30 a.m.Wed. W. 6:00 p.m. Holy Communion

Quinn Chapel I.M.E.114 Threlkeld - Cuero

Rev. JacksonS.S. 10:00 a.m.; S.W. - 11 a.m.Wed. 6 p.m. Bible Study

Rabke United Methodist FM 2718, Ratcliffe Comm. Rev. Michael C. Mumme

S.W. 2nd Sun. of Month at 2:30pm.,except for Easter Sunday Worship & the

1st Sun. in May.

PENTECOSTALThe Good Shepherd Temple of Praise209 King Street

Dr. Angel Chano, Pastor S.W. - 9:45 a.m., Tues. 7pm

Wednesday Evening Service - 7 pm.First Pentecostal Church

House of Prayer

812 W. Broadway John & Dorothy Vazue, Pastor Sunday School 9:30-10:45 a.m.

Service at 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.Tuesday & Saturday Prayer 6 p.m.

Faith Tabernacle609 E. Broadway - 275-8540

Charlie Gentry, PastorWednesday - 7 p.m.,

Sun. 10 a.m., 6:30 p.m.

Trinity Church2009 N. Clinton - 361-275-6917

Rev. Kenneth R. Millswww.tcicuero.comS.W. - 10:00 a.m

Daily Prayer M-F, 12-1 p.m., Wed. - 7 p.m. Youth & Adult

New Testament Holiness Church - FM 766 - 277-3513

(Old Cheapside RD)Pastor: Calvis Brooks

Wed. - 7:30 p.m.; Sat. - 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.

Apostolica Church509 W. Main;

Pastor: Jose A. BeltranTues. & Thurs.: 7-8:30 pm; Sun.:

4-5 pm & 5-6:30 pm; Ph: 275-8505

First Apostolic Prayer House308 Nash St.

Pastor: Dora JonesThursday: 7:30 pm

Greater Bethany Church400 Grant St. - 275-6398 Bishop: Ralph E. GreenTues. 7 pm, Christian Ed. 8:30 am, S.W. 10 am

NON-DENOMINATIONALHelping Hands of Love Ministry522 S. Esplanade, 361-275-0305S.W.10 a.m., 6 p.m., Wed.7 p.m.

Outreach for Souls Church702 E. Broadway - 277-5901Pastor William H. Chatman

BS Tues 6:30pm,Sat. Evening Svc. 6:30pm

The Light House322 Pat Cleburne - Yoakum

361-293-2758SS 10am; SW 11am;

Youth SS 6pm; Wed. 7pm

Prodigal Son House409 W. Main - 361-827-3589Sun. 11 a.m., Wed. 7 p.m.

Blessed Assurance Church Concrete-Pastor, John MuellerS.W. - 10:30 a.m. , Wed. - B.S. 7pm

HIS Church of ReconciliationPastors Pete & Mary Alice Garza

711 Hopkins - Yoakum361-298-5019

Sun. - Worship 10:30am, Youth Church10:30am, Mon. Prayer Svc 6:30pm, Tues.

Spanish Svc 7pm, Wed. Bible School 7pm

Victory Family ChurchCorner of Bailey & Dahlman

361-799-9129Pastor, David Maldonado

S.W. Spanish -9:30 a.m., S.W. English & S.S. 10:45 a.m.

Wed.. - Bible Study 7pm

My Father’s House600 Evers St., Cuero

361-210-5027Pastor, Paula Hopkins

Sun.School - 10 am, Sun.Worship 11 am, Tues B.S. 6 pm, Wed. Youth Mtg 6-9 pm

Thurs. Young Adults - 7 pm

Fresh Start Fellowship410 E. Broadway 564-8201

Pastor, Terry BrownS.W. 10am, Wed. 7pm

Breath of Life Ministries315 W. Live Oak,

Pastors Earl & Mary LewisS.W. 11am, Tues. 6:30 pm Prayer & Bible,

4th Sat. 6 pm Youth

Strong Family Church 1125 N. Esplanade

361-275-9001Kenneth McCarthy, PastorSunday Service 10a.m.

Cuero Community HospitalHamilton-Wallis Chapel

Chaplain Mary Ann Flessner2550 N. Esplanade

Chapel Open for Prayer

Suggested daily Bible readings: Sunday - Luke 2:1-12

Monday - 2 Corinthians 5:17Tuesday - John 3:16

Wednesday - Psalm 102:12Thursday - John 10:10

Friday - Isaiah 9:6Saturday - Matthew 1:21

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Application has beenmade with the TexasAlcoholic Beverage Commission for aWine and Beer Retailer’s Permit bySugar-Daddi Bar andGrill, to be located at 13427 87North, Westhoff, TX 77994, DeWittCounty.

1. A PUBLIC HEAR- ING is scheduled toconsider the requestfor approval of a Pre- liminary Plat and Fi -nal Plat on Thurs day,April 17, 2014 at 3:00P.M. by the Planningand Zon ing Commis-sion and on Tuesday,April 22, 2014 at 5:45P. M. by the CityCoun cil in City HallCoun cil Chambers,212 E. Main Street,Cuero, TX.

The request is for aPreliminary Plat andFinal Plat on a por tionof 4.124 acres, Lots1, 2 & 3, Block 1, landout of the HepsebethTaylor Survey A-43 lo-cated within the cor-porate limits of theCity of Cuero, DewittCounty, Texas and isa part of that called117.3 acre tract de-scribed in deed to theCity of Cuero from theTexas and New Or- leans Railroad, CO.recorded in Volume

107 Page 502 in thedeed records, Cuero,DeWitt County,Texas. The purposeof this pro posal is tocomply with the Zon-ing Ordi nance, Sec-tion 154.017,Subdivi sion Plats;Proce dures andSpecifica tions, Sec-tion (E) of OrdinanceNo. 81-9; and Section154.19, SubdivisionPlats; Proceduresand Specifications,Sec tion (D) of Ordi- nance No. 81-9. Ap-

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2003 F450 - Ford(ambulance pack age)6.0 L engine. 160,000miles. Power win-dows and locks. AM/FM stereo with CD.Needs new transmis- sion. Please submitSEALED NBIDS toFreddie Solis, CueroCommunity Hospi tal,2550 N. Es planade,Cuero, Texas 77954by April 15, 2014.MINI MUM BID$5000.

NOTICE TO BID- DERS

Sealed bids ad- dressed to CarrieRea, DeWitt CountyAuditor, 307 N Gon- zales, Cuero TX77954 will be accepted in the office ofthe County Audi toruntil 2:00 p.m.,Wednesday, April 23,2014 and then pub-licly opened and readfor Vegetation Man-agement.

The bids will be presented and awardedat the DeWitt CountyC o m m i s s i o n e r ’ sCourt regu lar meetingat 9:00 a. m., Monday,April 28, 2014.

Specifications may beobtained from theCounty Auditor’s of-fice or on the Countywebsite (www.co.de-witt.tx. us). Bids mustbe submitted in asealed envelope,plainly marked on theoutside “Vegeta tionManagement”. Bidsthat are re ceived notmarked as stated orafter the stated timewill be returned to thebidder.

DeWitt County reserves the right to re-ject any and or allbids and to accept thebid deemed most ad-vantageous to the

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Weaver & Jacobs Constructors, Inc., the Construction Manager At-Risk, will accept proposals from all subcontractors and suppliers forthe Cuero ISD Gobbler Stadium 2014 Package 2 Restrooms and

Sitework until 3:00 P.M. on April 8, 2014.

Bids should be submitted to:Mike Weaver

Weaver & Jacobs Constructors, Inc.301 Cooperative WayCuero, TX 77954

Ph. 361-277-9300 Fax 361-277-9274e-mail [email protected]

Interested bidders may obtain bidding documents by e-mailingthe Construction Manager for instructions. There are no paperplans being issued. In accordance with the Government CodeChapter 2267, in determining to whom to award a contract, theConstruction Manager may consider any relevant factor a pri-vate business entity would consider in selecting a vendor. TheConstruction Manager reserves the right to reject any or all pro-posals, to waive any formalities in the proposal process and toaccept the proposal which it considers to offer the best value to

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HOUSE for RENT –588 MeyersvilleRoad, Meyersville,Texas361-275-3952$1200 per month,$1000 depositPix available upon re-quest. 2 miles fromMeyersville School 3bedrooms, 2 baths –1848 sq. ft living area;large at tic and largefront porch with gin-ger bread trim andrailingCentral air and heat2014 dishwasher,2009 oven and mobile island

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404 Dunn Street,Cuero $1200monthly/ $1000 de- posit Lovely RanchStyle home on 1.364acres of shaded yard;

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ad ditional bath andbedroom (269 sq. ft)attached to house viabreezewayPatio in back, largefront porch

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NOTICE OF HEARING

NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 551, GOVERNMENT CODE (V.T.C.A.) TEXAS OPEN MEETING ACT that the Pecan Val-

ley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors will hold a public hearing on

Tuesday April 15, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at DeWitt County Annex Court Room,

located at 115 N. Gonzales in Cuero, Texas

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Burlington Resources on Bill & Glenn Braden’s Property. UnderSection 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that itwill conduct a public hearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales inCuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Burlington Resources. The proposedpermit amendment application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Amendment Application is requesting40 AF of water for a total of 80 AF per year. This property is located on FM 766 near Hochheim, Texas and involves 326 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Burlington Resources on Hilmer Koopman’s Property. UnderSection 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that itwill conduct a public hearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales inCuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Burlington Resources. The proposedpermit amendment application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Amendment Application is requesting15.5 AF of water for a total of 36 AF per year. This property is located on FM 108 near Yorktown, Texas and involves 79 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Vasbinder Limited Partnership’s Property. UnderSection 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that itwill conduct a public hearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales inCuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit applicationis to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 40 AF of water per year. This property islocated on Vasbinder Road near Yorktown, Texas and involves 257 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Dorothy Simek’s Property. Under Section 36.404 ofthe Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a publichearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing isto receive public comments on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit application is to be used tohydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 40 AF of water per year. This property is located on CabezaRoad near Yorktown, Texas and involves 146 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Bonnie Burton & Lanette Gips’s Property. UnderSection 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that itwill conduct a public hearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales inCuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit applicationis to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 20 AF of water per year for a total of 50 AFfrom 2 permitted wells. This property is located on US Hwy 87 N near Westhoff, Texas and involves 114 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Ellyce Hansen’s Property. Under Section 36.404 of theTexas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a publichearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing isto receive public comments on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit application is to be used tohydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 80 AF of water per year for a total of 164 AF from 4 permittedwells. This property is located on Bellevue Cemetery Road near Westhoff, Texas and involves 652 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on W.E. Butler Estate’s Property. Under Section 36.404of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct apublic hearing on Tuesday April 15, 2014, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N. Gonzales in Cuero. Thishearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit application is to beused to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 40 AF of water per year. This property is locatedon Cabeza Road near Yorktown, Texas and involves 127 acres.

For comments or information on these permit applications contact Charlotte Krause at PVGCD by phone at 361-275-8188, or at theDistrict office located at 107 N. Gonzales, Cuero, TX.




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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the City of Yorktown ("City") will be accepting sealed bids for the following realproperty owned by the City:

Property:

Being all that certain parcel or tract of land consisting of 137.96 acres of land, more or less, located in De-Witt County, Texas, a part of the Jose Santos League, A-420, being further described in a warranty deeddated February 10, 1986, to the City of Yorktown, Texas from Ronald R. Carothers and wife, Sandra K.Carothers, recorded in Volume 320, Page 3, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas.

The minimum acceptable purchase price bid for the Property is $3,265.00per acre. Offers that are less thanthe minimum purchase price bid shall be rejected as non-responsive.

All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope or other sealed container, with the submitter's name, mail-ing address, daytime phone number and the Property that the bid is for, written on the front of the envelopeThe outside of such sealed envelope or sealed container must clearly and conspicuously state the words"Sale of city Property" in large letters. The purchase price must be paid to the City at the closing of thesale of the Property, in cash. City will not finance any portion of the purchase price.

Bidders are advised that if they have questions they may contact Robert Mendez, City Administrator at CityHall, 102 W. Main St., Yorktown, Texas 78164 or by telephone at (361) 564-2611. Bids can be mailed orhand delivered. All bids must be received no later than 4:00 p.m., Central Time, on April 21, 2014 ("BidDeadline") at the City Offices, located at City Hall, 102 W. Main St., Yorktown, Texas. Bids received afterthe Bid Deadline will be returned to the offeror unopened.

Bids can be mailed to: City of Yorktown P.O. Box 605 Yorktown, Texas 78164

Or hand-delivered to: City of Yorktown 102 W. Main St. Yorktown, Texas 78164

All bid offers made will be held confidential until the Bid Deadline at 4:00 p.m., Central Time, on April 21,2014, at which point all bids will remained sealed until they are opened at the City Council meeting. It is anticipated that the City Council will determine the successful bidder at the City Council meeting to be held at7:00 p.m., Central Time, on April 21, 2014.

The City reserves the right to waive any infomlalities or to reject any and all bids, The City is not required toaccept any bid or offer.

The property will be sold subject to the following conditions:

1. The Property will be sold to the highest bidder or to the bidder that submits the bid deemed by the CityCouncil to provide the best value to the City, provided that the bid meets or exceeds the applicable mini-mum pUrchase price bid requirement.

2. In the event two or more identical high bids are submitted for the Property, the winning bid will beawarded based on bid submittal time and date; that is, the earliest high identical bid will be the successfulbid. 3. The City and the successful bidder will enter into an earnest money contract (using the City'S form) forthe purchase of the Property within ten (10) business days of award notification from the City. If saidearnest money contract is not entered into by the successful bidder within said ten (10) business day timeperiod, the award of the bid will expire and be of no effect. City and bidder/purchaser shall pay transactioncosts related to the sale/purchase of the property at closing as is customary in DeWitt County, Texas. 4. Failure of the successful bidder to timely enter into said earnest money contract or bidder's rejection ofProperty will result in the sale of the Property being a:warded to the next highest bidder or to the next bid-der that submits the bid deemed by the City Council to provide the next best value to the City. In the eventthere is no "next highest bidder," then the award will be deemed to have expired automatically and be of noeffect, and City may sell the Property at a later date. 5. The Property is offered for sale "AS IS, WITH ALL FAULTS." City makes no representations orwarranties whatsoever, express or implied, except as may be otherwise expressly set forth in thesale documents, nor is any employee or agent of City authorized to make any representation orwarranty of any kind with respect to the Property, including without limitation, zoning, tax conse-quences, physical or environmental conditions, availability of access, ingress or egress, operatinghistory, projections, valuation, marketability, suitability for a particular purpose, governmental ap-provals, governmental regulations or any other matter or thing relating to or affecting the Property.In no event is City responsible or liable for latent or patent defects or faults, if any, in the Property,or for remedying or repairing same, including, but not limited to, defects relating to asbestos or as-bestos containing materials, underground storage tanks or hazardous or toxic materials, chemicalsor waste, or for constructing or repairing any streets, water wells, septic tank systems, utilities orany improvements located on the Property or shown on any plat of the Property. Bidders are put onnotice that any prior grant and/or encumbrance affecting the Property may be of record in the Offi-cial Records of DeWitt County, Texas, and bidders are encouraged to examine all public records af-fecting the Property. The provisions of this paragraph survive closing of any sale/purchase of theProperty. 6. The City shall reserve the Mineral Estate owned by City. "Mineral Estate" means all oil, gas, and otherminerals, in, on or under the Property, any royalty under any existing or future lease covering any part ofthe Property, surface rights (including rights of ingress and egress), production and drilling rights, leasepayments, and all related benefits and mineral interests. No mineral interests shall convey to successfulbidder/purchaser.

102 E. Reuss Blvd., Cuero • (361) 275-6915www.txcountryrealty.com

RESIDENTIAL202 W. TEXAS- 3/1 frame, lg. corner lot. $55,000 $50,000103 Maurine- 3BR/2BA, 2 car gar. FP. Big oak tree in front andback. 2 lots. Enclosed back porch. $110,000.913 N. Terrell St. - 2 story Atley Ayers designed Stucco, extralarge corner lot, CAH-2 units, beautiful hardwood floors, wood-burning FP, den/family room, 2-car detached garage. PRICEREDUCTION $279,000.

RANCHES39+/-ac. South of Goliad on HWY 183- Untouched pasture withnice trees. Road Frontage. $179,000.100+/- ac. FM 1447- Electricity available. Some minerals. $5,000/ac.109 +/- ac. Meyersville area- Seasonal creek, electricity available.$4,500/ac.136 +/- ac. South River Rd. Guadalupe River Frontage, electricity toriver, good all-weather road. Road easement. $5,950/ac. 520 Mc Cormick Rd Nursery- 1.96+/- ac. Western HillsSubdivision. Victoria Co. No restrictions, utilities available. Greathome sight. $21,000Small acreages, 9+/- ac. each- Approx. 5 mi. north of Cuero on Hwy77A. Some w/elect. and water well. CFP128+/- ac.- NE of Yorktown. Exceptional horse/cattle/recreationalranch. Too many amenities to list. Beautiful! MUST SEE! CFP10+/- ac. 8642 US Hwy 183 - Beautiful, spacious 3/2, updated &renovated, open-concept, spa/inground pool. Additional acreage available. Must see to appreciate! $299,0001600 US Hwy. 77A South- 7+/- ac. small farmhouse. $159,000Horse Lover's Dream Ranch 72+/- ac. Goliad Co.- Beautiful 3/3brick ranch house, oak-studded cross-fenced pastures, lg. barn,horse barn, 3/2 guest house. Too many amenities to list!! $985,000367.1+/- ac. Bay City - Located on SH 60, about 7mi. fromMatagorda & 13 mi. from Bay City. Great ranching property withLCRA canal and Big Boggy Creek frontage. CFP1253.93+/- ac.- Matagorda Co. Ranching, commercial, or plantuse. Road frontage, gas lines, electrical service, rail service, andaccess to the barge canal. Approx. 600 ac. in cultivation, remain-ing acreage used for ranching. CFP47.63+/-ac. FM 237-Located on the SE corner of Cooley Rd. andFM 237. Approximately 2450+/- feet of road frontage. Electricity& water well. Great location for business or homestead. $7,500/ac245+/- ac. DeWitt Co. South River Rd. - Oaks, water, electricity,and paved road frontage. Hunting & ranching. $3,850/ac. 80+/- ac. Ranch - Cabin, utilities, excellent deer hunting, no minerals, perfect getaway close to Cuero. CFP94.3+/- ac. Hannessee Rd., Yoakum. Water well, electricity, roadfrontage. No Minerals. $3,850/ac.835+/- Bay City - Irrigated farm/ranch land. 8+/- ac. lake, LCRAcanals, excellent goose hunting. 3/2 ranch house, barn. CFP767 Terryville Church Rd. 24.93 +/-ac. Landscaped, 2 tanks,3BR/3.5BA “Barn-dominium” w/ cedar siding walls, tile floors.Wood shop, equipment barn, pens, guest mobile home, lots of oaks.A must see! CFP.

Ricky Gohmert - Broker (361) 564-8250Sue Sulsar- Associate (361) 564-8988Nan Hartman -Associate (361)676-2455Sue Stiles- Associate (361) 275-4345Texas Country Realty is a member of the Victoria Board of Realtors

COMMERCIALHistoric Downtown Cuero, 144 E. Main Street- Building for sale.A completely renovated building at over 6,000 sq. ft. and present-ly under lease. Great for an investor. CFPHistoric Downtown Cuero, 138 E. Main Street- (approx. 1,800sq. ft.) and 140 E. Main St. (approx. 900 sq. ft.) presently underlease, but these spaces are to be sold together. This is an invest-ment opportunity! CFP770 US Hwy 183 S.- Newly constructed commercial bldg. 37+/-ac. 60’X130’ insulated shop building. 5 bay doors , 4 walk-thrudoors. 25’ deep office w/stained concrete floors. 80’ deep work-shop and 25’ deep open shed. All or part acreage available.Sellers will finish out office to buyer’s specs if so desired. CFPHigh exposure commercial property. 8500 sq. ft.warehouse/office on 9/10th ac. Warehouse has 4 loading areas,property has lay-down yard and truck parking. Located onEsplanade (Hwy183) and Heaton (Hwy 72) in Cuero City limits.$325,000806 S. Esplanade St.- 1.2+/-ac. $175,000 PRICE REDUCTION$150,000The Park at Pebble Ridge- 4 Lots - Beautiful, picture-perfectcommercial property ready to sell. Hwy. 87 at the entrance ofPebble Ridge Subdivision. CFP. Great Commercial Location! 47+/- ac. Southeast corner of Hwy.183N & Hwy 77A. Road frontage on 183 & 77A. CFP39.792 ac. 9959 FM 237 - Located on the SW corner of the US183S and FM 237 intersection. Approximately 10 miles South ofCuero on US 183S. Road frontage on US 183S and FM 237. 3-phase electricity, no improvements, no minerals. CFP

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NEW LISTING448 Noll Rd, Meyersville area- 5+/- Oak covered acres with 3BR/2BAquaint cottage style woodframe home, 2 LA, 2 DR, inviting wrap-around porch, large above-ground pool, oaks galore, located in de-sired Meyersville ISD, priced to sell! $179,000YORKTOWN 122 E. Fifth 2BR/1BA wood frame, Needs TLC, with ad-ditional 2BR/1BA apartment, currently income producing property,great investment or make it your home $97,856THOMASTON, River Haven, 218 Crestview Two riverfront lots readyto accommodate your RV with a cover, water well, septic, additionalcovered party area and wonderful access to the Guadalupe River$95,000

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Margaret A. Thomas~Broker, VAARElenor Lamb, Broker Associate, Member VAAR 361.275.4857Shirley Nelson, Sales Associate, Member VAAR, Victoria MLS 361.648.7155John A. Post, Sales Associate, Member VAAR, Victoria MLS 361.275.4887Heidi Hervey, Broker Associate, Member VAAR, Victoria MLS 361.212.1126

Victoria Area Association of Realtors, Victoria Multiple Listing Service ,Rockport Mmultiple Listing Service & Loop Net.

RESIDENTIAL1405 N. Gonzales- Darling 3BR, 1 BA wood frame, double windows,appliances, CA/H, large corner lot, move-in ready $87,900313 First. St.-Well maintained 2 bedroom, possible 3 bedroom, 2 bathwood frame, FP, hardwood floors, high ceilings, CA/H, corner lot, sprin-kler system. att carport, storage bldg. $129,500611 E. Main-Vintage 2BR/1BA with great potential, high ceilings, cor-ner lot $76,000 $72,000 $69,500.N. Terrell- 1.19+/- acres in the city limits with building, renovate or build,commercial potential, currently zoned residential. $60,000

RANCHES8874 US HWY 183N- Spacious brick with majestic oaks on 37+/-acres, 3BR/2BA, new ceramic tile & carpet, open concept, fireplace,wet bar, built-ins, 2 car att. garage, covered patio, lg. out bldg., 2 waterwells, acreage offers great cover for wildlife. $415,000

COMMERCIAL117 W. Main- Beautifully renovated historic building in downtown busi-ness district, inviting curb appeal, nostalgic high tin ceilings, ceramictile, central air & heat, office area with kitchen, move-in ready, offering oodles of potential for office or retail. $137,500603/607 S. Esplanade, large corner property with great exposure &high traffic count, existing building needs to be removed. Call for price& details.

SMALL ACREAGE & LOTSCUERO-12+/- acres in city limits, access from Terrell & Dunn St, beautiful oaks, great home site, currently zoned residential, possibilityof commercial, city sewer & electric, city water nearby. CFPSERENITY ESTATES- Nursery area offering 3+ acre lots in restrictedsubdivion, Nursery & Cuero School Districts. C.F.P.

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512 E. Prairie-3BR/2BA vintage, high ceilings, hardwd floors- $58,500106 Washington-3/2, 2 living areas, hardwood floors. $88,500510 Third- 2 /1 brick, CA/H, garage, nice fenced yard $92,500107 Northwood- 3 /2.5, fireplace, pool & sprinkler system $239,500514 Lavaca- 1 1/2 story, 5BR, 3BA, 2 living areas. $117,500503 E. Clayton- 3BR/1BA on 2 lots with garage/workshop. $79,900492 Meyersville Rd.- 7.1 +/- ac. with rustic 1930’s farm house.$79,900108 W. Broadway-3 bedrooms, 1 bath, sun room, $118,000.

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204 E. Thomas- Completely renovated and updated 3BR/1BA brick withattached 1 car garage, new paint inside & out, flooring, fixtures, cabinets,CA/H, large backyard. $109,000502 W. Heaton- MOVE IN READY 3BR/2BR brick, CA/H, 2 car attached garage, fenced yard, corner lot. $99,500122 Ward-Well maintained 3BR/2BA manufactured home on large .56+/-tree covered lot, open living, split bedroom plan, office area, walk-in clos-ets, utility room w/freezer space, large deck, site built storage building.Shows pride of ownership!

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152 acres NW Cuero and Gonzales county-Custom 3 or 4 bedroom stone home. Pool,patio, covered porches, oaks, brushimproved pastures. 9 miles N US HWY 87.$1,035,000.114 Acres Smiley- Great tree cover adn goodbrush. Tanks. Nice weekend home, cabin.

250 Acres Goliad/Refugio- Combo cattle/hunting ranch with live oaks, scatteredbrush. Well water and fenced. $3975/acre. 1/8minerals.160 Acres Goliad- Creeks, tanks, double wide,2 cabing, barn, and minerals. 70 Acres west of Weesatche- Good oaks plusheavy South Texas brush for wildlife.106 Acres- Rockport. Two houses. FM 1069Frontage. Just minutes from town. 35-40Acres with large live oaks. $1,400,000.

67 Acres-NW Goliad. 3/2 double-wide with covered porches. Good metal barn.63 Acres-Meyersville area. Oaks, brush, hay-field, well, pens, cross-fenced. $5300/acre250-800 Acres-Robstown/Corpus Area- FM corner. Barns, pens, creek w/lake. Wellfenced, good grazing. $2950-$3550/acre.98-198 Acres Atascosa County- Creek, brush,trees, water meter, 2 tanks. $2895/acre.North Texas River Ranch- 17,000 Acresbetween Abiliene & Wichita Falls-Will Divide. 424 Acres - Cheapside. Good cow place.Some oaks and brush. Tanks, water well,cross fenced. Heavy mineral activity. Someminerals. $3850/acre.

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WOLFWOLFREAL ESTATEREAL ESTATEJ.E. Wolf III, Broker

(361) 564-2651 • (361) 564-2452260 West Main St. Yorktown, TX 78164

L A N DNEW LISTING! 250 ACRES SOUTH GOLIAD COUNTY- Oak covered, deer, turkey, paved road, 1/8 minerals and royalties. $3975/ac.Great hunting and cattle ranch.20 Acres Neal Road, Cuero- Oaks, Pond, Great Homesite. Only $159,000.NEW! 300 Acres in Gonzales Co., near Nixon. The ranch is great forhunting/cattle. There are two ponds, barns, pens, and cross-fencing. Beau-tiful 2,800 sq.ft. house with additional guest house. Too many amenities tolist! Part of minerals included, pooled with 2 oil wells! Only $4,500/ac.Call for details. 1.359 ACRES MEHNERT STREET- Large home with 3 bedrooms, 2baths and small rental house with 1 bedroom, workshop and sheds. A greatbargain at $115,000.61 ACRES EMIL ZIELONKA ROAD- Great cattle place, 2 barns, greathunting, water, electric. $3,950/AC33 ACRES CUERO AREA- Lots of trees. Great hunting. $179.00011 1/2 ACRES OF ROLLING LIVE OAK COUNTRY- 25 miles fromVictoria, 9 miles from Cuero in the Stratton area, some minerals, deereverywhere. $99,950 $79,500. TX Vets $3,975.00 down $490.00 month.

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H O M E SPort Lavaca, Alamo Beach- Waterfront with private pier. 4/3 M F home.Large garage/ Shop. $236,000.NEW LISTING! 422 E. 7th- Great home, 3bedroom, 1 bath. Located ina nice neighbohood, move in ready. $69,500New Life Fellowship Church- 4.94 acres, HWY 240 and Riedel Street. Immaculate bldg. with complete 3 bedroom 2 bath living quarters. Plentyof room to park $350,000.

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361-564-2250RESIDENTIAL

Nordheim- 408 E. First- 1.5 story frame home with 3 bdrms & 2baths. Interior has been totally remodelled including kitchen and baths.All on 2 acres and includes 100% minerals. $150,000729 E. Eighth- 5+ acres just on the edge of town with spacious modu-lar home. 4 bdrms, 2 baths, 2 living areas, huge porch and utility room.Custom swimming pool with waterfall, 2 car detached garage/shop with2 carports and porch. $237,000113 N. Mehnert- 2 bdrm, 1 bath frame home on large lot. Hardwoodfloors, updated plumbing and wiring. Close to school. Only $65,000Nopal - 1.88 acres with 2007, 16x72 manf. home. Very spacious with3 bdrms., 2 baths, huge porch, central A/H. Includes 3(20x20)carport/storage bldgs. Large pond stocked with fish. $125,000363 Royal Oaks # 2- Just move in. 11.2 oak covered acres with3bedrm, 2 bath; BV hm. Fireplace, big utility rm, extra living area.Paved drive, carport, and storage bldgs. Abeautiful location. call forappointment and price.337 N. West Street- Spacious 3,200 sq. ft. home on large corner lot. 3bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, gamerm, huge utility rm., office, big kitchen andinclosed front porch. Central A/H, very nice hardwoor floors, 2 car car-port, and fenced in back yard. Great neighbors. Call for an appoint-ment! Reduced to $125,000.231 S. Church- 2bdrm, 1 bath cottage on nice lot in good neighbor-hood. Central A/H, hardwood floors, appliances. Ready to move in.$72,000.

Mark Weischwill, Owner/Broker 564-8591www.weischwillrealestate.com

FM 237- Small acreage with hwy frontage front and back.Nordheim- RV Park with 22 spaces. Potential monthly gross incomeof $18,500. Call for specifics. $150,000118 E. Main- 2 story brick, commercial building. 4,000 total sq. ft., rearaccess and parking. Ground level has central A/H and would be greatfor business occupancy. Upstairs has a 1 bdrm apartment with kit, andbath! Call for price and appointment.Business Opportunity- 4+/- acres with great road frontage on Hwy72 across from Lowes Supermarket. Water, septic and 3 mobile homerental units. No zoning restrictions. Call for details and price.REDUCED.

Royal Oaks No.1- 1.46 acres with beautiful liveoaks. Fantastic homesite. $18,50030 Acres East of Yorktown- on Kawalik Rd. Running creek, live oaks,great hunting, electricity. 2 beautiful homesites. $10,000 per acre.

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2x5 = 51.50 PER WEEKNEW LISTING! 709 E. Newman- Spacious inside & out,3/2 frame home on corner lot. $85,000.NEW LISTING! 1105 Moss Lane- 3/2 1/2 brick homesituated on .6+/- of an acre, 2 living areas, 2 dining,large kitchen, spacious bedrooms with tile, wood andcarpeted floors and lots of storage. Covered patio with alarge fenced backyard and more!!! $205,000.NEW LISTING! 508 E Live Oak- 3/1 Wood Frame. Inneed of repair. $45,000.NEW LISTING! 1105 E. Broadway- One of a kind com-mercial location 2.5 +/- acres situated between ParksideClinic and the golf course, including 5000+ sf ware-house. Shown by appt. only $784,500.1606 N. Esplanade- Metal building approx. 2000 +/- sq.ft. $149,900 REDUCED $139,000.Commercial location across the road from Pioneer Resources at the corner of Hwy 77 & 183 N. 14+/-acres $2.3 million.Commercial building on approx. .61 of an acre acrossfrom Cuero National Bank. Excellent exposure, high traf-fic count. $297,700.REDUCED $200,000.

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56 ac. San Marcos - Old Ranch Rd. 12. Commercial- $1,200,000

1244 Hwy 90-A Sheridan, Tx. 4/3 home on 13+acres. Barn, pool, tennis court, gated entrance, 8horse stalls, lg garage w/ upstairs apartment, muchmore. -$449,000

314 acres Gonzales Co. Belmont area. Combinationof hills and woods, new water well, stock tank, elec-tricity is available. Water rights will convey with sale.- $3950/acre.

68+/- acres New Braunfels, TX Commercial$1,120,300.

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450 Ac. NORDHEIM, Beautiful 5 brd, 4.5 bath customhome, pool, pool house, guest house, skeet range,large stocked lake with floating dock, 4 tanks, pipepens, barn, good grazing and excellent hunting.

521 Ac. LOCKHART. MINERALS AVAILABLE!Excellent cattle ranch, excellent fences. CFP

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144 Ac. INEZ on Garcitas Creek. Wooded, high fenced3 sides. CFP.350 Ac. INEZ pasture. CFP

202 Ac. DIMEBOX Ranch. Beautiful restored homebuilt 1904, good pastures, 4 ponds. CFP

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Home for rent. 3b / 2bin Yoakum 102 High-land St. $800/mo$ 5 0 0 / d e p .830-832-3163.

For Sale: 200 acresw/ some minerals. In Lavaca county. Call

Gladney Harrell Real-tor. 361-772- 6555.

Country living with re-strictions, lots of oaks& close to Go liad.10ac, 15ac, 20actracts. $8500 peracre. Call Bill361-645-9442.

508 W. Johnson Fri.& Sat. 8-?. 2 Fami lies.Archery, Furni ture,ladies & mens cloth-ing. Lots of goodMisc.

Multi family garagesale. 512 fourth St.Lots of everything.

Huge Garage Sale!Sat. April 5th, 8a-?309 N Hunt-Cuero.Wall art, rugs, 3pcblue sectional sleepersofa, crib matress 3 in 1, care seat stroller,table top poker set,soft ball bats, 4 goodyear truck tires,1993 Honda Accord

for parts, lots of family clothes, and lots ofmisc. Cancel if rain.

706 N. Terrell. Sat7am- 3pm. Desk,Chevy wheels,clothes, plants, &misc.

Multi family yard saleSat. April 5, 2014.702 N Terrel. 8-3.

April 4th & 5th from7am - 12. 432 N USHwy 183 passed hos-pital on the left. Furni-ture, house holditems and apli ances.Benefits clin tonlloyd-scholarship. org.

Huge Garage Sale!Sat. April 5th, 8a-?309 N Hunt-Cuero.Wall art, rugs, 3pcblue sectional sleeper sofa, crib matress 3 in1, care seat stroller,table top poker set, soft ball bats, 4goodyear truck tires, 1993 Honda Accord

for parts, lots of family clothes, and lots ofmisc. Cancel if rain.

Garage sale 805 E.Clayton. Fri 12-6 &Sat. 8-3. Clothes,shoes, baby stuff,toys, etc.

Behind the Store Saleat Friends. 107 E.Main. Saturday, April5th from 8-12. Lots ofgreat stuff.

703 E. Clayton. 8-1on Saturday. Furni- ture, womens cloth- ing, shoes, Coachpurses and muchmore!

Yard sale. 402Alonzo. Friday 8-5and Saturday 8-12.Cook ware, homedecor, and more.

602 E. Reuss Blvd.Tools chainsaw,Christmas items,house hold items. 8-2.

Sat. April 5th, 8-2.292 State Hwy 119South Nash residence.

Saturday, April 5th8am - 2pm BethkeResidence in Nord- heim, 310 E. 6th St.,Furniture, baby items,stuffed ani mals,games, dishes, heaters, small appli-ances, pots, pans,clothes (baby &adult), shoes, purses, party and promdresses, gardeningitems, pet supplies, bedding, entertain-ment cen ter, andmuch much more. . . .1985 Ford Truck. . .Rain for Shine.

524 N. Gohmert 4/5 &4/6. Furniture, Jew-elry, DVD’s & Lots’agood useable items.

Nordheim - Sat. April5. 8-? at 202 Oak St.4 Families. ComeSee!

Sat- 5th / 8-3/ 1110 W.6th. 4 family- dishes,utensils, for mals,jeans, shoes, bed-ding, tools, lots of va-riety- cheap!

5 hillside cemeteryplots- price reduced$350.oo each. Loca- tion: Memorial LaneNorth and Heaven’sWay. Call 361-275-3011.

For Sale: Ice box$125. Propane CookStove $30. PropaneHeater $60. Cabinet$300. Few otherthings. 275-5507.

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Radiology TechnologistsPRN (as needed)

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Competitive salary.

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Kathy Stanfill at 361-275-1914.

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Robert Aronstein832-573-2660

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Dog found onMcLeod 3/24/14. Callto identify 275- 5167.

Brand new longsleeved full length for-mal dress for sale.Size 18. Coral colorwith off white pearland sequined bod-dess. Paid $650. Ask-ing $350. 361-491-0456.

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Redfish Rental islooking for a me- chanic with self moti- vation and direc tionalskills. Must have gas and diesel engine ex-perience. Trou-bleshooting abil ity absolutely neces sary.Electrical, elec tronic,hydraulic and pneu-matic back ground a

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Help Needed. Expe- rienced, Honest, &Dependable personto perform generalhousehold cleaning.No Laundry. 1 day aweek, approx. 4-5hrs. Must have jobreferences. Cuero361-275-6093. Leavemessage.

Help Wanted. Or gan-ist needed for week-end masses. Call275-3868 for more in-formation.

WANTED: Driver forYorktown Areapropane deliveries.Must have CDL &Hazmat certificationlicense. AAA Butane -Yorktown 361-564-2441, or Yoakum361-293-3101.

Immediate Open- ings Cuero HomeHealth PHC is look ingfor attendants inCuero, Westhoff,Yorktown and Nord- heim. Contact Erma@ 361-275-8650.

Needing PT housekeepers and officeclerk. Please apply inperson from10am-2pm. 1009 W.Heaton St., Cuero.Please dress appro- priately.

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Now hiring for the following positions:

Front Desk: 11:00 pm - 7:30 am

Housekeepers: 4:00 am - 12:30 pm12:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Please apply at: 838 Hwy 72 W • Yorktown, TX 78164

832-803-3902

Send resume to: [email protected]

Ledwik Oilfield Service- Help Wanted -*Rostabouts

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•Maintanance Person, Experience Long-Term Care

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is a small, friendly, family oriented facility, In a country setting, located inCuero, Texas that is accepting applications for the following positions:

* CDL DRIVERS, CLASS B- local only, home every night.Guaranteed 40 hrs/wk but will routinely get 50-60 hours. Paid on-the-job training.

*GREAT BENEFITS- health/dental insurance; paid vacation &sick time; incentive bonus

Due to growth in census we’re currently accepting applications for the following positions:

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PartnersChevroletBuick GMCin Cuero, islooking fortwo (2) peo-ple to join oursales team.Potentialcandidatesmust be over21 with avalid Texasdrivers li-

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Allison Grader and Daniel Jones of Reston, Va. are pleased to an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, Madeline Claire Grader-Jones, to Clifford Allen Stanchos, son of Peggy and DonaldStanchos of Cuero. The couple will exchange vows at 5 p.m. Sun-day, April 27, 2014 at the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Man-sion in Austin. Madeline is a 2005 graduate of the University ofNorth Carolina-Wilmington and works as an English teacher at theConnally High School in Austin. Clifford is a 2005 graduate of theUniversity of Texas and works as a history teacher at the McCallumHigh School in Austin. The couple loves to travel and plans to hon-eymoon in Portugal and Italy this summer. Contributed photo.

Couple marrying April 27

Kelsey and Matthew Hiebner of Fayetteville, N.C., formerly ofWeesatche, wish to announce the birth of their son, Holden ReeseHiebner, born Jan. 11, 2014 at 10:51 a.m. in North Carolina. Heweighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 ½ inches long. Proudgrandparents are Perry and Denise Hiebner of Weesatche, Davidand Rosemary Royall of Caldwell and David Laferriere of Medord,Ore. Proud great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Franke ofWeesatche and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Alvarez of Yorktown. Contributedphoto.

Kurtis Kolodziejcyk returnsfrom Afghanistan

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Cecilia and Brad Hedrick of Cuero are pleased to announce the en-gagement of their daughter, Sarah Beth Hedrick, to Matthew Schu-macher, son of Jacque and Kenneth Schumacher of Cuero. SarahBeth graduated from Cuero High School in 2007 and received herbachelor of science degree from Texas State University. She is em-ployed by Energy Waste. Matthew graduated from Cuero HighSchool in 2005 and received his bachelor of science degree fromTexas Lutheran University. He is employed by Energy Waste. The cou-ple will marry in April 2014 in Cuero. Contributed photo.

Hedrick–Schumacher

Holden Reese born Jan. 11

Kurtis Kolodziejcyk, center, is shown with a few of his buddies. He istaking a break from patrol in Afghanistan. Kolodziejcyk, a 2010graduate of Cuero High School, served eight months in Gamberi,Afghanistan with the 10th Mountain Division out of Fort Polk, La.

Kolodziejcyk said he is glad to be home and would like to say thankyou to all of his family and friends for all of the prayers and care

packages. Contributed photo.

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