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BazaarYorktown Historical Society in

conjunction with YorktownChamber of Commerce ChristmasHomes Tour is hosting a HolidayBazaar at the Yorktown HistoricalMuseum at 1 to 7 p.m. on Sunday,Dec. 2. If interested in sellinghandmade Christmas craft items,sign up now because space is limit-ed. Card tables are $5 and 6 feettables are $10. For more information and to

sign up, call Beverly Bruns at 361-564-9115 or 361-935-5243.

Humane Society holdingpet photo contest

The Yorktown-NordheimHumane Society will be holding apet photo contest. The twelve bestphotos will be used in a 2013 cal-endar that the YNHS will be sellingto benefit the program. Email or mail favorite pet pho-

tos to ynhs@ymail.com or YNHSPO Box 381 Yorktown, TX 78164.The final date for submitting pho-tos is Friday, Nov. 16. The calenders will go in sale in

December. Call 361-205-4605 formore information.

Friends of the Libraryannounce yearly raffleThe Friends of the Library will

not hold meetings in October orNovember.Raffle tickets will be mailed to

members in a newsletter. More

tickets to sell are available, soplease come by the library and topick up. A queen-size quilt; Gil

Riedesel’s stained glass piece; and,Bernice Geffert’s handmade afghanare the prizes. All of these items will be raffled

off in December at a pot luckluncheon at noon on Wednesday,Dec. 5.

Yorktown Public Libraryannounce new hoursThe Yorktown Public Library

announces new library hours:Monday from 1 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday from 1 to 6p.m.; and, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. onFriday. There are a lot of new books

coming in every week, so thelibrarians ask members of the com-munity to please stop by and seewhat is new. The library receivesthe Victoria Advocate daily and theYorktown News-View weekly.Several magazines are also avail-able to read at the library in addi-tion to movies, audio books, CDs,large print, westerns, romance,youth, and children's books.

Booster Club meeting Nov. 7

Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.at the YJHS library, the football

film from the Friday night game isviewed, and everyone is invited toattend. The next official meeting of the

Athletic Booster Club is set formWednesday, Nov. 7 at 6:30 p.m.

St. Andrew’s hostingChristmas bazaar Nov. 10St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church

is hosting a Christmas Bazaar from10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov.10.Snacks will be available for sale

and door prizes will be awardedevery 30 minutes. Vendors fromAvon to Tupperware will havewares for sale. Proceeds will benefit Christian

education and youth activities.

News-ViewIn Brief

YorktownNews-ViewInside:

Winners in annualYorktown Lions ClubPunt, Pass, Kick contestpresented.

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Lions hostPunt, Pass,Kick contest

Robert H. Meischen cele-brated his 99th birthdayon Halloween.

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Celebratinghis 99th birthday

Two people arrested forcattle theft Saturday.

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HONORINGVETERANS

Public invited to Veterans Daycelebration

Yorktown ISD would like to invite thepublic to attend the Veterans Day celebrationat 9:30 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 12 in the gym-nasium. A reception for the veterans and their

guests will follow in the junior high libraryfor the veterans and their guests after the cel-ebration. Parking will be available in front of the

junior high school.

Veterans ceremony Sunday, Nov.11

The Dewitt County Vietnam Veterans OfAmerica #1029 will have a brief ceremony tohonor all veterans at 1:30 p.m. on SundayNov. 11. The ceremony will be at the memorial east

of Yorktown.The next chapter meeting will be held at 7

p.m. on Tues. Nov. 13. All members areurged to attend and all interested VietnamVeterans are invited to join the DeWitt chap-ter. Chapter meetings are scheduled for the sec-

ond Tuesday of each month at The V.F.W. Hallon 119 N in Yorktown. Please direct any questions regarding the

Chapter to 361-550-1860.

Buddy Poppies distribution Friday

Members of the Yorktown VFW Post#8136 and the Ladies Auxiliary will be dis-tributing Buddy Poppies on Friday, Nov. 9from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at various loca-tions in Yorktown. Volunteers will be at Lowe’s Supermarket,

Yorktown Post Office, The Texan, TheOutpost (from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.), and outsideof the Weesatche Post Office (from 8:30 a.m.to noon). There will also be donation cannisters at

Gerhardt’s Jewelry, Aunt Di’s, Kraege’s,Hairworks, Suzanne’s Beauty Salon andLeske’s Oil/Conoco.All proceeds from poppy distributions will

be used to benefit disabled and needy veter-ans and the widows and orphans of deceasedveterans.

American Legion membership drive

The American Legion Post 272 will have adinner and membership drive on VeteransDay, Sunday, Nov. 11 at the Legion Hall.Fellowship begins at noon followed by a

meal at 1 p.m. Members are asked to bring aside dish or dessert and an item for raffle.Meat and drinks will be provided. Renewed membership and dues will be

available at the site. All members are encour-aged to attend.

VFW, Auxiliary meeting on Tuesday

A VFW and Auxiliary meeting is sched-uled for Tuesday, Nov. 14, at the post homein Yorktown. A meal of turkey and dressing will be

served at 7 p.m. Members are asked to bringside dishes for the meal. The meeting willfollow after the meal. Members are asked tocome, with willing hands and ideas.

City Offices closed Monday, Nov. 12

City of Yorktown offices will be closed onMonday, Nov. 12, for Veterans Day.Business will resume as usual on Tuesday,

Nov. 13.

Yorktown High School’s Kitty Kats became regional quarterfinalists Saturday by defeating the Corpus ChristiLondon girls in three games in Sinto. This is the 19th consecutive year for the Kats to reach the play-offs. Theteam traveled to Bishop Tuesday for a 6:30 p.m. play-off against San Perlita. Shown are, back row, from left, EmilyGuerrero, Caitlin Seifert, Sam Niemeier, Emily Gwodsz, Mandi Henderson, Ashlynn Sievers; front, Ashley Sitts,Haley Turner, and Victoria Pena.

Kitty Kats advance in regionThe Kitty Kats faced

off against London forthe Area Championshipin Sinton this pastSaturday, Nov. 3. They defeated the

Pirates in a three gamematch with final scoresof 25-12, 25-17, 25-18. The playoffs are not

anything new for theKitty Kats, as this is their

19th year in a row toclench a playoff birth. "It's just so good to

get that first win, I don'tcare who it's against,"said Coach Alexander. "Everyone is nervous;

everyone is running onhigh adrenaline. “That first win is so

important just to get intoyour own groove, into

your own game. That's ahuge key," she added.In spite of finding

their groove, the KittyKats faced a tough test inthe second game. The Kats jumped off

to a big lead but foundthemselves tied up withthe London team near themiddle of the game. "We had to call a

timeout to reassure thegirls and remind themhow they got here, to set-tle our nerves and makesure we played disci-plined fundamentallystrong ball." statedCoach Diedre Alexander. Once the Kitty Kats

again caught theirrhythm, it was their team

See KATS, Page 3A

Wildcats cage Kenedy Lions

Caleb Lemke blocks for Jacob Garcia in this running play forthe Wildcats. The Wildcats defeated the Lions 20-6 in the dis-trict matchup.

News-View Photo by Ben Lapp

The Yorktown Wildcats hosted the KenedyLions Friday night for a district matchup. TheWildcats were successful at defeating the Lionswith a final score of 20-6.Yorktown took charge early in the game forc-

ing the Lions to punt twice giving themselves achance for a scoring drive. Less than 4 minutesinto the game, quarterback Derek Franke scoredon 2 yard keeper after a 19 yard run from JacobGarcia, putting the Wildcats up with the lead. Thepoint after attempt would not be good making thescore 6-0.After the Wildcat touchdown both teams

played great defense, forcing punts to beexchanged. It wasn’t until 7:35 in the 2nd quarterthat the Wildcats would strike again on a 63 yardrun by Franke. Trever Reed would be successfulat adding on the 2 point conversion play for theWildcats, giving them the 14-0 lead over Kenedy.Closer to the half, the Lion defense had forced

the Wildcats back in their own redzone. AsYorktown set up to punt, the Lions were able toblock the kick and recover the ball in the Wildcatendzone for a touchdown. The point after kickwas no good by the Lions making the score 14-6with 3:53 left before the half.After coming out after halftime, both teams

failed to score during the third quarter.

By Ben LappYorktown News-View

See WILDCATS, Page 3A

Cross Country, gamestats and Kat recaps.

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More YorktownHigh School

sports

Veterans invited toWISD Nov. 12

Westhoff ISD invites allveterans to their annual vet-erans’ day program andlunch on Monday, Nov. 12.The program begins at 11a.m. and lunch will follow.

Anyone who has servedthe United States in any ofthe armed services or whohas an immediate familymember who has served maycall the school office withthe name, rank and branch ofservice.

Those who plan to attendare asked to respond by Nov.7 by calling 830-236-5519.

American CancerSociety rep at CCHNancy Hillis, representa-

tive for the American CancerSociety, will be available atCuero Community Hospitalthe second Tuesday of eachmonth from 9 to 11 a.m.

She will be located in theMedical Plaza by the ClinicLab and Belle Terry ElderWomen’s Center.

Deputy Santafundraiser underway

DeWitt County SheriffsOffice EmployeesAssociation are hosting afundraiser in support ofDeputy Santa. Deputy Santahas been providingChristmas gifts to DeWittCounty children for over 12years.

The raffle tickets are $10each with a chance to wineither a deer hunt or one oftwo hog hunts on a ranch inDeWitt County.

The drawing will be heldon Nov. 30 and hunts mustbe scheduled in December2012. For more information,call the DeWitt CountySheriff’s Office.

FFA validation set forNov. 10

The 2013 Yorktown FFAvalidation will be held from8 to 9:30 a.m. on Saturday,Nov. 10 at the Yorktown AgBuilding.

All animals shown at thisyear’s show must be present.For more information con-

tact Brad Metting at 361-564-4225, ext. 216.

YJHS holding bookfair

Yorktown Junior HighSchool is holding aScholastic Book Fair fromMonday, Nov. 5 throughFriday, Nov. 9.

The hours on Mondaythrough Thursday are from7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. OnFriday, the fair will close atnoon.

Nordheum ShootingClub hosting dancethis Saturday

Nordheim Shooting Clubhaving dance, Saturday, Nov.10.

The band original moodswill play.

Hamburgers will be sold.

Athletic BoosterClubs sellingWildcat caps

The Athletic BoosterClub is selling YorktownWildcat caps for $15.00.

Those interested in a capare asked to please contactone of Booster Club Officers- Booster Club PresidentShawna Lamprecht at 361-649-3080; Booster Club VicePresident Kevin Lamprecht;Booster Club TreasurerShannon Franke at 361-564-2283; Booster ClubSecretary Wade Billings at361-722-9339; or BoosterClub Reporter Jami Billingsat 361-648-0784, .

Just a reminder to allfootball fans that eachWednesday at 6:30 p.m. atthe YJHS library the foot-ball film from the previousFriday night’s game isreviewed.

The community is invitedto attend.

The next official meetingof the Athletic Booster Clubis scheduled at 6:30 p.m. forWednesday, Nov. 7.

Pancake Breakfast,Bake Sale Saturday

Weesatche Hermann SonsLodge will hold a PancakeBreakfast and Bake Sale

starting at 7 a.m. onSaturday, Nov. 10.

The breakfast menu fea-tures pancakes, pan sausage,coffee, milk, and juice.Home-baked goodies of allkinds will be available at theBake Sale. All proceeds areearmarked for lodge repair.

All hunters and non-hunters are invited toWeesatche for good foodand good company.

St. Andrew’sChristmas Bazaar

SaturdaySt. Andrew’s Lutheran

Church in Weesatche willhold a Christmas Bazaar onSaturday, Nov. 10, from 10a.m. to 2 p.m.

Snacks are available forsale and a Door Prize will beawarded every 30 minutes.

Proceeds will benefitChristian Education andYouth Activities.

Blue Santa Bake SaleSaturday, Nov. 17The Blue Santa/Deputy

Santa program where theCity of Yorktown andDeWitt County unite eachyear to provide benefit toneedy families and children,is holding a bake sale on theYorktown Public Libraryparking lot, on the corner ofE. Main and N. Riedel, onSaturday, Nov. 17, from 10a.m. to 5 p.m.

Items include cinnamonrolls, carrot cake, German

chocolate cake, pumpkinroll, peach cobbler, cookies,and sausage kolaches.Monetary and toy donationswill also be accepted at theevent.

Blue Santa is now accept-ing orders. Pre-orders aredue by Tuesday, Nov. 13.Please call 361-265-8515.

Cotton Patchfeatures ThomShepherd

Thom Shepherd is anAustin-basedsinger/songwriter who spentmany years writing songs inNashville.

He will be featured at theCotton Patch Party Ranch onFriday, Nov. 9, from 8:30p.m. to Midnite.

Cotton Patch Party Ranchis located only 4 miles fromYorktown at FM 952 andFM 2656.

Project Graduationmeets Sunday

Project Graduation 2013organizers will hold a meet-ing on Sunday, Nov. 11, at 6p.m. in the YorktownIndependent School DistrictCafeteria.

Prospective YorktownHigh School 2013 graduat-ing seniors and parents areinvited to attend.

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Established in 1895, theYorktown News-View is publishedevery Wednesday at 133 Main, Yorktown, Texas, 78164.Each edition is entered as periodical mail with theYorktown branch of the United States Postal Service (#696-320). By Postal Service regulations, all subscriptions mustbe paid for in advance of the first delivery date.POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The YorktownNews-View, P.O. Box 398, Yorktown, Texas 78164-0398.

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NEWS-VIEWBRIEFS

“Private Property andEminent Domain in theEagle Ford Shale” will bethe topic of a town hallmeeting in CueroWednesday at 7 p.m. atCuero High School cafete-ria.

Organized by WeTexans, a nonprofit organi-zation, Rep. GeanieMorrison and Sen. GlennHegar are scheduled toattend.

Organizers said themeeting was scheduled to

give people a chance to talkabout any difficultiesthey’ve encountered or askquestions while dealingwith companies using emi-nent domain laws to pur-chase portions of their land.

With the exploration ofEagle Ford Shale and thepipeline infrastructure,many landowners havefaced companies using emi-nent domain law.

Eminent domainmeeting Wednesday

NEWS-VIEWYORKTOWN

Texas A&M AgriLifeExtension Service ofDeWitt, Gonzales andLavaca Counties, and theBeef and ForageCommittees of each of thethree counties are sponsor-ing the annual Tri-CountyBeef Cattle Symposium tobe held on Thursday, Nov.15.

The program will be heldat the HallettsvilleLivestock Commission Co.,located off of AlternateHighway 90, west ofHallettsville on AuctionRing Road. Registrationwill take place between 8and 8:30 a.m. with the pro-gram starting promptly at8:30 a.m. Participants donot need to RSVP to attendthis event but must show upearly enough to allow timefor registration.

The guest speakers andprogram topics include:“Beef Cattle MarketOutlook & EconomicStrategies for Rebuildingthe Herd,” by Dr. DavidAnderson, ExtensionE c o n om i s t / L iv e s t o c kSpecialist; “Beef – Betterand Different Times Ahead”by Dr. Joe Paschal,Extension LivestockSpecialist; “ForageRecovery and PastureRestocking” by Dr. MarkMcFarland, Extension SoilFertility Specialist and

“Evaluating ReplacementOptions” by Dr. JoePaschal, ExtensionLivestock Specialist.

An update on the TexasAnimal HealthCommission’s CattleTraceability Rule and thetag distribution process willbe given by Dr. TommyBarton, Texas AnimalHealth Commission Region7 Director.

The program will con-clude around noon. Therewill be a $10 per person feecharged. Lunch will not beserved, however lightsnacks will be providedthroughout the morning.Two and a half CEUs willbe offered for private, com-mercial and non-commer-cial applicators licenseholders.

For more information,contact the DeWitt CountyExtension Office at 361-275-0816, Gonzales CountyExtension Office at 830-672-8531, or the LavacaCounty Extension Office at361-798-2221.

Individuals with disabili-ties who require an auxil-iary aid, service or accom-modation in order to partic-ipate in this meeting areencouraged to contact theCounty Extension Office todetermine how reasonableaccommodations can bemade.

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Hunter Luke Jacob, our miracle baby,will turn seven months old on November10, 2012. He was born on April 10, 2012in Houston at Texas Children’s Hospital.Hunter was born with a very seriousheart defect, hypo plastic left heart de-fect. After three days of life, he un-derwent his first 8-hour surgery. OnJuly 11, 2012 he underwent his secondsurgery.

Hunter had a very hard and sadstart to his little life. Nobody could tellus what his outcome would be. Butwith God first, and all the prayers fromfamily, friends, co-workers, churches,people from Nordheim, Cuero, Meyersville,

Austin, Victoria, San Antonio, Dallas. So many people were praying for littleHunter. We are so blessed to have Hunter in our lives and people like you.

Hunter is a fighter. He’s strong, brave, and a gorgeous little man. Heis growing like a normal baby. We are so proud to have him in our lives andlove him. Hunter will have to undergo another surgery. Hopefully that onewill wait until he is three or four years old.

Hunter’s parents, Debbie Salas and Gary Jacob, would like to thankeverybody for their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Forall the phone calls, cards with money and gifts Hunter received while inHouston and trips that friends made to Houston to visit. From the bottomof our hearts, we thank you very much!

Prayer is powerful and believing is receiving and trusting in the Lord.I also want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jacob and Wanda Hays for all theirhard work, for being there with us day in and day out and for loving andcaring for little Hunter. Wanda, thank you for staying on top with questionsand concerns for so many doctors.

And importantly to my two daughters, Gabby & Hailey, thank you forstaying strong, having positive faith and believing that we would all getthrough this long and difficult stressful time. It’s still very stressful, butI love you both very much and remember, our Lord Jesus Christ first.

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CLOSING MONDAYNOVEMBER 12, 2012VETERANS DAY

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Observance of Veteran’s Day.

The family of Louis Gallegos, Jr. would like to thank everyone forsharing food, cards, prayers, and caring words during our recent

loss. We would like to especially thank everyone for their assistance with the funeral service: Father Roger Hawes;

Jo Ann Jaeger; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garza; Finch Funeral Chapel;the Guadalupanas for saying the rosary; & Valerio Mungia, Gilbert Mungia & Arthur Mata for singing at the service.

We would also like to thank family & friends for the flowers. Your kindness will not be forgotten.

Emma Gallegos & Family

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To the YorktownCommunity and all thoseinvolved with the 2012YorktownWestern Days-Ziegfest event:

American VeteransTraveling Tribute (AVTT)had the opportunity to bringthe Traveling Wall toYorktown for your annualWestern Days-Ziegfest. We’dlike to take the opportunity tothank all of those involvedwith this event and the com-munity for being so welcom-ing.

A special thank you to theWestern Days Board for theircoordination and sponsorshipefforts towards this event! Ahuge thank you to the escortparticipants, the setup crew

and tear down crews who didsuch a terrific job assistingour staff, the daily locatorcomputer volunteers, securityvolunteers and countless oth-ers…thank you! There wereso many people that madethis event possible!

Thank you for welcomingus into your community andthank you for taking the timeto honor our active duty, vet-eran, and fallen heroes.

We very much look for-ward to coming back toYorktown in the future.

Respectfully,Leah DeLuzio

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Golf Association tournament Nov. 16The Cuero Golf Association is sponsoring a tournament

at 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 16.The tournament will benefit the Child Welfare Board,

including Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas gifts for thechildren and Christmas dinners.

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Wildcats face Comanches Friday

Early in the 4th quarter,Dylan Martin came up with abig interception, giving theWildcats the ball at the 50yard line. On the first play of

the drive, Logan Romanstook to the endzone givingthe Wildcats another touch-down with 9:12 left in thegame. The two point conver-sion attempt was no goodmaking the score 20-6.With no more points

scored during the game the

Wildcats took the victory giv-ing them their second districtvictory and a 6-3 seasonrecord. Passing for theWildcats, Derek Franke had 3attempts with 1 completionfor 27 yards. Rushing wereLogan Romans with 5 runsfor 69 yards, Jacob Garciawith 21 carries for 59 yards,Caleb Schendel with 1 runfor 44, and Franke with 18carries for 135 yards. The Wildcats will travel to

Shiner this Friday for theirfinal district game against theComanches at 7:30 p.m.

Joe Ragusin and Brandon Smith take down a Kenedy Lion in last week’s game in Yorktown. TheWildcats defeated the Lions 20-6 in the district matchup. The Cats travel to Shiner Friday for theirfinal district match-up. The game is set for 7:30 p.m.

WILDCATSContinued from Page 1

Photo by Ben Lapp/ Yorktown News-View

First QuarterY - Derek Franke 2 yd. run, kickfailed, 8:25

Second QuarterY - Franke 63 yd. run, Trever Reedon the 2 pt. run, 7:35K - Block punt in Y endzone -recov-ered, kick failed 3:53

Fourth QuarterY -Logan Romans 50 yd. run, 2 pt.run failed, 9:12

Yorktown KenedyFirst Downs 15 10Rushes-Yards 46-303 18-4Yards Passing 148 27Passes 29-13-2 3-1-0Punts-Yds. 4-131 3-123 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-1Penalties-Yards 6-47 6-35

The Yorktown HighSchool Kitty Kats varsityvolleyball team traveled toBenavides to face the districtchampions from District 31in a playoff warmup matchOct. 29.The Kitty Kats defeated

Benavides last year for thearea championship. Yorktown was victorious

in the match up this week

with scores of 25-20, 25-7,25-23 in the three games thatwere played.Benavides offered some

good defense and a few hardserves, but in the end it wasYorktown’s strong offensethat earned the win. “In the beginning we

made a few mistakes withserves and were a little slug-gish defensively,” said Coach

Deirdre Alexander. “Buttoward the middle of the firstgame we came around andstarted to really put the ballaway. Benavides has somegreat defense, but were notreally pounding it at us.Once we cut down our mis-takes, we were able to get onsome long runs”

that became hard to stop. They finished off game

two strong with a eight pointlead.The third game ended

with a score of 25-18 and theKats found themselves walk-ing away as RegionalQuarterfinalists!"We have a 20 match win

streak going right now. “Hopefully, confidence

stemming from those wins aswell as experience frombeing in the playoffs beforewill help us a we move for-ward. “Today was our first play-

off game. We looked goodoffensively we just didn’tserve as well as I would haveliked, but I'm hoping nowthat we have ‘gotten our feet

wet’ so to speak, that thosethings will get better. “Although we have quite a

bit of playoff tradition thefirst playoff game of the sea-son is still all about nervousand containing your emo-tions. In the end you justhave to settle in and playyour game."This year's team has ded-

icated their season to some-one special and since thenthey have not fallen short,that's the exact time our winstreak started. They came together and

decided why they were play-ing and it's motivated them aswell as inspired them to sethigher goals. “They have stopped play-

ing for just themselves, andbecause of that I a lot of con-fidence in what they canaccomplish." CoachAlexander said.

KITTY KATSContinued from Page 1

Girls win warm-up match againstdistrict champions Benavidez

Dustin Metting andPresley Milson, repre-senting the YorktownHigh School Wildcats atthe UIL Region IV 1ARegional Cross CountryMeet on Saturday, Nov. 3in San Antonio. DustinMetting took 106thplace with a time of21:12.3. Presley Milsontook 111th place with atime of 21:22.1. Therewere a total of 200 run-ners in the event.

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CrossCountry

State 4-H leaders meet in DeWitt

Texas 4-H Foundationleaders were in CueroTuesday for a “Support theClover” reception held atChisholm Trail HeritageMuseum.DeWitt County Extension

Agent Anthony Netardusintroduced Dr. Douglas Stele,the new director of ExtensionService, and Dr. ChrisBoleman, program directorfor Texas 4-H and YouthDevelopment.With local businesses,

individual and 4-H support-ers in attendance, Dr. Stelesaid this meeting wasdesigned to invite them to bea part of the “greatest youthdevelopment program in theworld.”Jim Reeves, executive

director of Texas 4-H,reminded that 4-H is a 105year old program that hasserved millions of Texasyouth. There are over 60,0004-H clubs in Texas.It was noted:•Texas 4-H is the largest

state 4-H and YouthDevelopment Program inAmerica with more than625,000 youth participatingannually; •Youth who are members

of 4-H report better grades,higher levels of academiccompetence and an elevatedlevel of engagement inschool;•4-H members are twice

as likely to plan to go to col-lege;•4-H you in the 11th grade

are three times more likely toactively contribute to theircommunities when compared

with youth who do not partic-ipate in 4-H.Texas 4-H Foundation

was established in the 1950’sas an awards program. In the1960’s the Foundation beganawarding scholarships to 4-Hmembers.The 4-H leadership at the

reception said financial sup-port for state, regional, andlocal 4-H programs is neededfor continued growth.To assist email

texas4hfoundation@ag.tamu.edu or contact ExtensionAgent Anthony Netardus at361-275-0816.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: All sub-jects listed in the followingarrest report are innocent untilproven guilty in a court of law, ina fair trial before a jury of theirpeers.

In the event ofdropped/reduced charges, TheYorktownNews-View will publishan additional notice at therequest of the arrestee. In orderto do so, official documentationsupporting the claim from theDeWitt County Sheriff’s Office,Cuero Police Department orYorktown Police Departmentmust be submitted to TheYorktownNews-View by thearrestee.

-----Following is the DeWitt

County arrest report for Oct.25-31 as submitted to TheYorktownNews-View by theDeWitt County Sheriff’s Office:Jail Average Daily

Count–80Inmates Housed for Other

Agencies–51

Oct.25Johnathon Torres, 19, of

Yorktown, assault causes bodilyinjury, bond of $1,000, DCSO

Ronald Lloyd Dreier, 44, ofCuero, bond forfeiture / drivingwhile license invalid w / previ-ous conviction / suspension,bond of $1,000, DCSO

Phillip James Barnes, 54, ofCuero, violation of probation /driving while intoxicated 3rd orMore, no bond, Cuero PD

Ramon Martinez, 54, ofCuero, aggravated assaultcauses serious bodily injury,bond of $20,000, Cuero PD

Martha Ann Flores, 26, ofCuero, driving while intoxicated,bond of $1,200, Cuero PD

Cortlyn James Hughes, 18,of Bryan, bond forfeiture / pro-hibited substance in correctionalfacility, no bond, capias pro fine/ violate open container law, fineof $559, capias pro fine / minorin possession of alcoholic bev-erage, fine of $559, DCSO.

Steven Phillip Guerrera, 25,of Beeville, unlawful possessionof firearm by felon, bond of$2,500, no liability insurance,Fine of $451 (30 days to pay),

fail to appear / no liability insur-ance, fine of $367 (30 days topay, DCSO

Dustin Michael Rathke, 23, ofYorktown, capias pro fine /speeding 11-15 above limit, fineof $76, failure to display driver'slicense, fine of $216 (30 days topay), no/expired mvi certificate,fine of $206 , (30 days to pay),fail to appear, fine of $367 (30days to pay), Yorktown PD

Oct.26Kristopher Ryan Jares, 31, of

Yoakum, violation of probation /theft property >$1,500 < 20k,bond of $20,000, DCSO

Kisten Fitzgerald Ball, 33, ofGonzales, violation of probation/ man / del controlled substancepenalty group 1> 1g < 4g drugfree zone, no bond, DCSO

Donald Eugene Sayre, 50, ofNormana, violation of probation/ possession of controlled sub-stance penalty group 1 < 1gdrug free zone, no bond, DCSO

Paul Henry Ruiz, 37, ofCuero, violation of probation /possession of controlled sub-stance penalty group 1< 1g, nobond, Cuero PD

Michael Adam Alvarez, 40,Yorktown, violation of probation/ aggravated assault w/ a dead-ly weapon and repeat, no bond,DCSO

Michael Anthony Buesing,32, of Cuero, possession ofcontrolled substance penaltygroup 1 < 1g, bond of $3,500,possession of drug parapherna-lia, fine of $317, DCSO

Oct.27No arrest

Oct.28Luis Nunez, 18, of Dallas,

public intoxication, fine of $$414, illegal entry, no bond,Yorktown PD

Oct.29Daniel Escalante, 25, of

Bryan, driving while licenseinvalid with previous convection(frio co), bond of 2,000, DCSO

Jose Flores, 31, of Yorktown,violation of probation/assaultfamily violence enhanced, bondof $20,000, DCSO

Oct.30Michael Barbontin, 18, of

Cuero, public intoxication, fineof $414 (30 days to pay), CueroPD

Michael Gonzales, 26, ofCuero, public intoxication, fineof $414 (30 days to pay), CueroPD

Bobby Wayne Bowers, 41, ofYorktown, theft of property $20-$500 by check, bond of $1,000,issuance of a bad check, fine of$164, issuance of a bad check,fine of $162, issuance of a badcheck, fine of $162, issuance ofa bad check, fine of $162,issuance of a bad check, fine of$162, issuance of a bad check,fine of $164.02, issuance of abad check, fine of $162,issuance of a bad check, fine of$162, issuance of a bad check,fine of $112, issuance of a badcheck, fine of $162, issuance ofa bad check, fine of $162,DCSO

Laura Monroe, 73, of Cuero,assault family / house memberimpeade breath / circulation,bond of $10,000, DCSO

Roderick DesHong Beasley,32, of Victoria, parole violation,no bond, Cuero PD

Ernesto Alonzo Amaro, 32, ofCuero, public intoxication, fineof $414, Cuero PD

Oct.31Dwaniece Andrea Johnson,

29, of Yoakum, driving whilelicense invalid, fine of $ 453.70,failure to appear / driving whilelicense invalid, fine of $509.60,DPS

Randal Dean Beeman, 19, ofYoakum, theft of property $50-$500, bond of $1,000, DCSO

Matthew Lespreance, 28, ofYorktown, violation of probation/ evading arrest detention w /vehicle, bond of $30,000,Yorktown PD

Christopher Lee Carroll, 39,of Adkins, expired mvi certifi-cate, fine of $256, failure toappear / expired mvi certificate,trial by court, Yorktown PD

DEWITT COUNTY ARREST REPORT DCSO ACTIVITY REPORTFollowing is the DeWitt

County Sheriff’s activity reportfor Oct.26-Nov.1 as submittedto The YorktownNews-View bythe DCSO.Number of loose livestock

calls–24Make or assist with crash

scene/DPS–7

Oct.26Loose livestock on FM 682Accident on Hwy 87SAccident on Hwy 183 NLoose livestock call on FM

952Theft on N Terrell StTraffic sign down on FM 237Theft on Mylius LnLoose livestock call on Old

Yoakum RdWarrant service on N

GonzalesTheft on FM 682Assisted DPS with accident

on Hwy 119 NAccident on Hwy 72 ELoosel livestock call on Hotz

RdLoose livestock call on W

HeatonReckless driver on Hwy 72

Oct.27Assisted CPD with distur-

bance on WarrenAccident on Hwy 183 SLoose livestock call on FM

237Assist DPS with accident on

FM 236Loose livestock call on Old

Yoakum RdReckless driver on Hwy 72Assist DPS with accident on

Hwy 87 SLoose livestock call on FM

1447Loose livestock on Hwy

183NAnimal case on FM 1447

Animal case on Hwy 183Suspicious vehicle on

Rappold RdLoose livestock call on FM

236Suspicious activity on Hahn

RdLoose livestock call on FM

766

Oct.28Assisted DPS with accident

on Hwy 87SLoose livestock on Hwy

183NAccident on Hwy 77ADisturbance on S River RdLivestock found on Goehring

RdAssisted CPD with EDP on

E CourthouseWarrant service on E Live

OakRoad hazard on FM 2542Abandoned vehicle on Hwy

87SLoose livestock on Hwy 87NAssisted Yorktown PD with

utilities call on Riedel StSuspicious person on Wolf

Hollow RdAnimal carcass on Hwy

183S

Oct.29Loose livestock call on FM

766Assisted Cuero PD with a

disturbance on T L’OvertureWarrant service on N

GonzalesAnimal abuse on Old

Yoakum RdWelfare concern on Rebecca

LnAssisted with medical call on

Morgan RdAnimal case on Hwy 119SCivil on Old Gonzales RdLoose livestock on

Arneckeville Rd

LooselLivestock on FM 1447Loose livestock on Blackwell

RdLoose livestock on Spies RdLoose livestock on FM 2718Harassment on North StProwler on Hwy 183S

Oct.30Reckless driver on Kozelski

RdReckless driver on Carter

AveTrespass on Biemer RdLoose livestock in Hwy 183NAssisted DPS with accident

on Hwy 77ASuspicious person on Hwy

111WRoad hazard on Hwy 87NLoose livestock on Plum St

Oct.31Animal carcass on Hwy 72Loose livestock call on FM

236Accident on Hwy 72Road hazard on Hwy 77AAssist DPS with accident on

Hwy 72Road hazard on FM 236

Nov.1Road hazard on Hwy 87NAssisted DPS with an acci-

dent on Hwy 87NLoose livestock on FM 627Scam on City of Hochheim

RdLoose livestock on FM 2718Death on Dlugosch-Boldt RdAbandoned vehicle on Hwy

72 WMissing livestock on FM 682Accident on Metting RdBurglary of residence on FM

2656Civil call on Loop 105Road hazard on FM 1447Theft call on FM 884

Cattle theft in DeWitt, Lavaca countiessees two arrests Saturday

Two people have beenarrested for cattle theft fol-lowing an investigation hereover the weekend.

DeWitt County Sheriff’sOffice and Texas SouthwestCattle Raisers Associationbegan the investigationFriday. Fourteen head of cat-tle had been reported stolen

from two locations, one inDeWitt County and one inLavaca County.

Special Ranger GaryBaros of TSWCRA said onSaturday cattle auction barnsin Navasota and Livingstonwere reporting cattle match-ing descriptions of the ani-mals taken here.

Traveling to those loca-tions, authorities were ableto arrest Maurice Mathis, Jr.,26, and Kimberly Villarreal,23, both of Victoria. Bothwere charged with theft ofcattle, third degree felonies.Bond on each was set at$20,000.

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Cuero Country Opry, Nov. 15Live music by

The ChisholmTrail Swing Bandwith the featuredguest of NikkiVincent fromPrairie Lea will beat the VFW Hallon Nov. 15. A meal will be

catered byW e r n e r ’ sRestaurant ofShiner.

Serving willstart at 5:30 until6:45 p.m. The costwill be $6. The show will

start at 7 p.m. andthe cost will be $5. This is a family

show with noalcohol and nosmoking. The Pilot Club

of Cuero are thesponsors and will

have a concessionstand, door prizes,and seat cushionsto rent. The VFW Hall

is located on N.Hwy 183 on theleft side of thehwy going towardYoakum.For more infor-

mation call EddieMaxwell at 361-275-3009.

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DEWITT COUNTY PUBLIC RECORDSFollowing are public records

from Oct. 10-25

Marriage licensesAlbert Naranjo and

Samantha A. VillarrealJairo A. Garcia and Dana M.

GonzalezStephen L. Larabee and

Brittany A. MendezJesus O. Boone and

Stephanie L. LehnertRicard Cadena and Juanita

GomezFred R. La Grega and

Evangeline RoblesKatherine M. Dugie and

Aaron K. SieversJose Gomez and Maria D.

PerezAndres J. Betancud and

Amanda J. RuizKatrina K. Frazier and Dennis

J. Lincke Jr.

Taylor R. Adams and MannyDeLeonRobin R. Chandler and

William S. Kelley Jr.

Assumed name cer-tificates

Don Stiles Jr. dba RanchHouse Spirits & Gifts–CueroMindi A. Thurston dba Jr’s

BBQ–ShinerBlant N. Miller dba Southern

Inn & Suites–BeevilleRiley Salas dba Jr’s

BBQ–YoakumPapa’s Junk & Stuff dba

William H. Berthof–YorktownCuero Ventures Ltd and Bill

Jones dba Hotel Texas–CueroEthosha L. Holman and Viola

M. Holman dba Kid’s KornerLearning Center–Cuero

Deeds

KC Rent Homes LLC toHector L. Gamez and MonicaM. Gamez, “Victory Add,” CueroBill T. Wilson, Bill T. Wilson II

and Dana C. Wilson to JacintaAlbrecht and Travis Albrecht,46.27 acres–Paul KasprzikEstate of Grady Franklin

Glass, deceased, to AmyGrimes, Cary Grimes andCheryl Kay Myers, 1.09acres–William FreamLarry G. Carroll to Heather

Carroll and Joshua Carroll, 2acres–J.A. MoodyPhyllis Deisher and Randy

Deisher to Bobby Earl Tislow IIand Linda Hoa Tinslow, “Green-Bode Add,” NordheimPentecostal Church South

Texas District, South TexasDistrict United Penteco andUnited Pentecostal Church, Inc.to Verda M. Caldwell andAlmeta F. West, Westhoff

John C. Fell and AdamSerrano, Yorktown–StephenBestCity of Cuero to Live Oak

Lodging LLC, 4.124 acres,Cuero–Hepsebeth TaylorLive Oak Lodging LLC to

Cuero Land Acquisition LLC,4.124 acres, Cuero–HepsebethTaylorMarilynn Dietze to Mark A.

Heard, CueroJonathan Daniel Frels and

Matthew William Frels to DustinA. Kenne and Kerry L. Kenne, 4acres–John McCoyJohn P. Brown to Jeffrey D.

Brown and Patricia A. Brown,(assumption) 0.459 acre,Yoakum–John MayFain McDougal Jr. to

McDougal Family 2003 Ltd.,320.92 acres (4 tracts),Cuero–Hepsebeth Taylor andJ.C. Hunt

John Bumgardner to KC RentHomes LLC., 4.2193acres–Hepsebeth Taylor

Oil, gas and mineralleases

William Robert Fair Sr. toPetrohawk Properties LP, 1 acre“Concrete Cemetery”–JohnMcCoy and Hanner ClarkAnn B. Oliff and GeoSouthern

DeWitt Properties LLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres (3tracts)–James BirdCharles Bell to GeoSouthern

DeWitt Properties LLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres (3tracts)–James BirdPeggy Faye B. Artz to

GeoSouthern DeWitt PropertiesLLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres (3tracts)–James BirdState of Texas to Burlington

Resources O&G Company LP,

(paid-up) 9.743–IRRState of Texas to Burlington

Resources O&G Company LP,(paid-up) 9.743 acres–RobertPalmerRobert H. Bishop to

GeoSouthern DeWitt PropertiesLLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres(tract 3)–James BirdElaine F. Paton to

GeoSouthern DeWitt PropertiesLLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres (3tracts)–James Bird

Wills and administra-tions filed for pro-

bateMary E. Laake–deceasedRuth Rebecca

Barre–deceased

DEWITT COUNTY PUBLIC RECORDSFollowing are public records

from Oct. 24-31

Assumed name cer-tificates

Judd Miller Jr. dba MillerRanch–CueroRosa Linda Meza dba

Linditas Taco to Go–Yoakum

DeedsLaura K. Rath to Stephen J.

Rath, 26.60 acres and 1.76acres (easement)–Charles LinnCharles R. Schlinke and

Diana Schlinke to Kaci L. Barthand Robert W. Barth Jr., “OakHaven Sub”Fred Hahn to Hahn Holdings

LLC, 99.6 acres–IRR CompanySurveyCarlea Hahn and Fred G.

Hahn to Hahn Holdings LLC,200 acres–IRR CompanySurvey

Fred Hahn to Hahn HoldingsLLC, 389.391 acres–S.D. Hurst,E.J. Blair, T.J. Kilgore and IRRRobin Nell Auer, Bonnie

Brothers, Beverly Mathews andGlenn Shock to HaroldTiemann, YorktownCarol Jean Musselman

Kirkwood to JLM RevocableTrust, (exchange of properties)659.193 acres (5 tracts),Victoria CountyJLM Revocable Trust to Carol

Jean Musselman Kirkwood,(exchange of properties) undi-vided interest 2,576.83 acresand easement–Hanner Clark,Jesse Nash, K.C. Park et alJoe William Meuret Jr. to

Mary Jolene Meuret, 8.12 acres(2tracts)–Robert Galletty

LeagueAudrey Louise Peters to Dan

Dugi Jr. Pension Plan and Trust,2 acres–J.J. Tumlinson21st Mortgage Corporation to

Paul Millsap, “Nashwood Add,”CueroJennifer A. Torres to Andrew

Torres and Betty Torres,“Roselawn Add,” Yoakum–JohnMay LeagueShelia Brandt Wilkinson and

Ernest Lee Wilkinson to JohnnieBednorz, Yorktown (parcel#48)–Stephen BestSharon L. Metting and Harlan

W. Metting to HSSB LimitedPartnership, 1,018.777 acresand .68 acre roadway (14tracts)–John A. King, W.G. Hill,W.M. Putman and ThomasChumley

Oil, gas and mineralleases

Kim Rene Bell toGeoSouthern DeWitt PropertiesLLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres (3tracts)–James BirdJanis B. Martinets to

GeoSouthern DeWitt Properties

LLC, (paid-up) 12.17 acres (3tracts)–James BirdEstate of David E. Wentsch,

deceased, and Linda B.Wentsch to Pioneer NaturalResources USA Inc., 2.270acres–William Putman and IRRDarlene Metting and Gregg

Metting to Pioneer NaturalResources USA Inc., 2.270acres–William Putman and IRRCo.Darlene Metting and Gregg

Metting to Pioneer NaturalResources USA Inc., 2.270acres–William Putman and IRRCo.Maurice Chambers to

Burlington Resources O&GCompany LP, (correction ofdescription) ogm lease andmemorandum of ogm lease,28.9033 acres (27tracts)–Daniel DavisHerschel Jordan to Burlington

Resources O&G Company LP,(correction of description) ogm

lease and memorandum of ogmlease, 28.9033 acres (27tracts)–Daniel DavisHagan Family Trust and

Estate of A.R. Hagan,deceased, to BurlingtonResources O&G Company LP,(correction of description) ogmlease and memorandum of ogmlease, 11.152 acres–DanielDavisLetty Hartman Lloyd exempt

trust to GeoSouthern DeWittProperties LLC, (paid-up) 1.24acres “Rau Add,”Westhoff–Peter Pate SurveySusan Hartman Pope Trust to

GeoSouthern DeWittProperties, LLC, (paid-up) 1.24acres “Rau Add,”Westhoff–Peter Pate SurveyRoger Krause to

GeoSouthern DeWittProperties, LLC, .284 acre,Westhoff–Robert PalmerBarbara Ballard Wommack to

SV Energy Company, LLC,

98.05 acres–James QuinnAlice Marie Rickman to SV

Energy Company, LLC, (paid-up) 40.7175 acres–Miguel OrtizRichard N. Carbonara Jr. and

Christine A. Carbonara to SVEnergy Compnay, LLC, (paid-up) 102.1493 acres–MiguelOrtiz

Wills and administra-tions filed for pro-

bateDonald G. Bitterly–deceasedCaryl Arnold

Wobig–deceasedPorfirio Canales–deceasedEdward E. Hahn–deceasedIrene Anita Hahn–deceased

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NEWS-VIEWAPPLAUSE

Haunted House Huge SuccessOn Halloween, Mike’s Engine Repair hosted a hauntedhouse from 7-10PM. It was a huge success withhundreds in attendance, coming from Victoria, Cuero,Yorktown, and Yoakum. All proceeds went to Cleo(Pinkie) and Joann Marks to help defray medicalexpenses. Raffle ticket sales and donations raisedduring the haunted house totaled $576.50. We wouldlike to thank everyone who came out to support usand donated to the cause.

Along all the employees from Mike’s Engine Repair,those working the haunted house were Craig, Donnaand Adrian Dreier, Charlie Carmody, Kaylan and KalebMarks, Ashley and Jamie Michalek, Jaclyn Ortiz, JoeBoone, and Jason Figueroa. Thanks also goes to KalynWest for making fliers. A big thank you to Christy andTrey Schuenemann for not only critiquing us, but for allthe advertisement. Thanks to Jason Juecker and theCuero Police Department for patrolling the area andmaking sure the kids had a safe crosswalk.We couldn’t have done it without all of you.

The benefit and raffle drawingwas held on November 3 at ColetInn Bar and Grill. If you would liketo donate, checks can be madeout to Zion Lutheran Church ofArneckeville. Notation: MarksFamily Medical Fund or stopby Mike’s Engine Repair at712 E. Broadway, Cuero, TX.

From Mike and Heather Marks, ahuge thank you to everyone whocame and enjoyed the hauntedhouse. We hope to make it evenbetter next year.

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Janacek celebrated 86th birthdayJohn E. Janacek of Yorktowncelebrated his 86th birthdayon Sunday, October 28, 2012.To celebrate the special occa-sion, Mr. Janacek was hon-ored with a barbeque dinnerby his children and grandchil-dren, who visited at theJanacek home throughout theweekend. He was remem-bered with many nice giftsand cards in recognition of hisspecial day. Happy Birthday,Mr. Janacek!

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Meischen turned 99 on HalloweenRobert H. Meischen turned 99 onWednesday, Oct. 31. He was bornnear Nordheim and moved toGarfield with his family while hewas a young boy. He has livednear Garfield since that time. Hehas been a musician most of hislife and still enjoys “real music”as he would put it, and continuesto play the piano to this day. Thespecial occasion was celebratedwith a family dinner in Victoria.Congratulations!!!

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Chamber of CommerceHalloween in the park

Photos by: PamCulpepper/YorktownNews-View

Halloween InThe Park revelers(left to right) AnonymousWoman Warrior, and Tessa,Sierra, and Trinity Flores,enjoyed the pleasant evening,the games, and the candy.

The first annualYorktown Chamber ofCommerce Halloween in thePark was held Wednesday,Oct. 31.

Children and adultsdressed in costume receivedHalloween treats and playedgames for prizes under tooaks in front of theYorktown

Public Library.Skinny’s Fireworks,

Yorktown Nursing andRehabilitation Center, St.Paul’s Lutheran Church,Alterations Plus CustomSewing, Loris Maddox,CPA, Amazing Mona’s,Arguellez Automotive, TrustTexas Bank, Triple CProductions, Granny Kim’sLiquor, Abuletia’s,

Yo r k t o w n / N o r d h e i mHumane Society, SeamsLike Home, ShroederPlumbing, and the YorktownChamber of Commercesponsored booths and gamesfor those attending.

The weather was perfectand everyone had a boo-ti-ful time!

By: Pam Culpepper

Roman Centurian Isaac Imesassists tricksters at the Tic-Tac-Toe game.

Happy Birthday!

Nov. 12–Rosie Janacek Floyd

Submit birthdays and news items toYorktownNews@sbcglobal.net

Little Trick-or-Treaters enjoythe festivities.

Go Wildcats!!!Have a great school year!!!

God firstHeavenly Father, our

decisions in life are chal-lenged by mistakes we makeand are chalked up as learn-ing experiences.But stubbornness and

resolve not to admit mis-takes leaves us not learningin a lot of cases; resulting indeciding we know betterthan those around us.Lord, help us to look into

our hearts and admit we arebetter with truth and kind-ness while making decisionsin learning more into theneeds of others.We ask in the name of

our Savior, Jesus Christ.Amen.We are going Your way.Pray for those who are ill,

suffering, or are in harmsway.

Family fortunesThis young man was still

single, living at home andworking in the family busi-ness.One day, his father told

the son that the doctor hadgiven him only 6 months tolive and that soon the youngman would inherit the familyfortune.The young man wanted

to have a wife to share hisgood life with.He remembered the beau-

tiful girl he had seen whohad just moved to town.The young man went to

see her and told her hisfather was going to die in afew short months and hewould be inheriting $40 mil-lion.He gave her his business

card, asked her to marryhim, and told her he wouldbe back in a week for heranswer.Two days later the beauti-

ful girl married his father.

Broadway Bar sup-perThe Broadway Bar

Supper this Wednesday, Nov.7, will include Spaghetti(chicken or beef) with garlicbread, seasoning, salad, anddesserts.Bring your appetites and

friends and have fellowshipwith us starting at 6 p.m.As always, new members

will be asked to join.

Passing truck savespropertyIf you were slumbering

fitfully Saturday night orwaiting to move your clockback one hour, you were dis-

turbed by the fire siren goingoff about 12:23 a.m. or ifyou had already turned itback, it would be about11:23 p.m. (confusing, ain'tit).It took a few minutes to

get the fire truck going butthere was a fire tanker truckheading north as fast as itwould go.Using the roads in that

direction slowed theprogress as the truck had totake evasive action dodgingall the deep potholes withoutlosing control and still main-tain speed.Upon reaching Cabeza

Store area, the truck went onuntil hitting dirt road andeverybody behind the truckgaging in dust.Reaching Ckodre road at

the T, it became obvious thatthere was a fire at the oldEmil Ckodre Place at theright where a fire was stillburning some buildings nextto the house.It was at the place of

Chris and Debbie Kellerwho were sound at sleepwhen the fire started.Someone was passing by

and blew the horn on hispickup to awaken them.They did get some of

their vehicles out but by thenthe fire was out of control.By the time the fire

department arrived, therewasn't to much to save any-more.The butane tank outside

was too near the fire anddoing what it was supposedto do, it blew the safetyvalve and shot flames 50 feetinto the air releasing thepressure built up in the tank.If it hadn't had that safety

devise as required by law,the whole place would haveblown up killing everybodynear.

John Green, fire-manWe are lucky to have

John Green living inNordheim as well as hisfamily.He is an officer in the

Austin Fire Department andis well-versed in procedurein fighting fires.He is also a Rope Rescue

Professional and gives cours-es in rescue procedure allover the State of Texas.While instructing our

firefighters to cool down thebutane tank first, he went toCurtis and Debbie and askedall the right questions andhad the situation well inhand by the time theYorktown Fire Departmentarrived.Our tanker truck used up

all the water it had and theYorktown firefighters fin-ished up with their watertrucks to put out the rest of

the fire arriving at the righttime.The house wasn't in dan-

ger any more and it wasn'tdetermined how the firestarted, but the loss of toolsand a couple of motorcyclesalong with a boat, it was alla total loss.No one was injured and

the couple was grateful forthe fact that the house wasnot burned.The electricity and gas

was out, and other than that,they were very lucky to havesomeone drive by and alertthem when they did.They would like to thank

both fire departments forcoming to their aid.

Pargmann weddingin IowaLast week, we were at the

wedding of Aaron Pargmannand Alie Lutz in Manly,Iowa.Attending from this area

were Royce and PatPargmann, Gilbert and MaryPargmann, Roberta Hale,Ronda and Taylor Voelkel,Betty Stehling, RitaSternadel, with exchangestudents, Katie and Carla,and also Jacob and KailaDeleon who were attendantsin the wedding.The reception was held at

the Big Tom Casino in theConference hall behind thecasino with over 300 peopleattending.That area is famous for

the many farms with two andthree story homes, big grainbins, storage buildings, andother farm buildings.Most of the area produces

corn, wheat, and soybeans.Most all the corn crops wereharvested with only a fewremaining.The temperature ranged

from 70 to low 20's.There were a number of

wind turbines in the area andlarge towns with a Wal Martand etc. being a distanceaway.Ali Lutz Pargmann's

father Jamie and motherKathy along with a Sister,uncles, aunts, a grandfather,two grandmothers, and lotsof cousins are all farmers.Her father farms mostly

seed corn (Lanz Farms) andwheat while her mother is amassage specialist at herhome.Ali is employed by

Tractor Supply in Victoriaand Aaron (or AJ) isemployed by Haliburton.They reside in Victoria.

’Til next weekSee you next week for

sure. I hope.

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NEWS-VIEWNORDHEIM

YorktownPublic Library

OPEN:Monday 1-9 p.m.

Tues, Weds, Thurs1-6 p.m.Friday

9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

361-564-3232

YORKTOWN ISD MENUFollowing is the Yorktown ISDbreakfast menu:Wednesday, November 7Pancake, juice, milk.Thursday, November 8Breakfast pizza, juice, milk.

Friday, November9

Biscuit and sausage, juice,milk.

Monday, November 12Breakfast burrito, juice, milk.

Tuesday, November 13Toast, eggs, juice, milk.Following is theYorktown ISD

lunch menu:Wednesday, Nov. 7

Barbecue on a bun or pizzapocket, macaroni and cheese,carrots, and dip, fruit.

Thursday, Nov. 8Spaghetti with meat sauce or

hamburger, green beans, veg-gie salad, fruit.

Friday, Nov.9Chicken fajita, pinto beans,

spanish rice, fruit.Monday, Nov. 12

Chicken nuggets, bread,sweet potatoes, corn, fruit.

Tuesday, Nov. 13Hot dog with bun or chili

burger with bun, pinto beans,carrots, fruit.

NISD PERFECT ATTENDANCEPre-K

Maverick Eckhardt, PeytonKey, Vanessa Lopez, SeanPhillips, Bryce Tessmann,Jacob Torres

KindergartenJacob Jones, Brayden Orr,

Jackson TamGrade 1

Zeth Garcia, RaymondKnetig , Kristiana Lopez,Jerica Truitt, Shayne Truitt,Kyndil Villarreal

Grade 2

Dylan Alvarez, JaidenGarcia

Grade 3Delaney Hinson, Warren

Key, Jessica KnetigGrade 4

Zaddie Garcia, HaydenGarza, Paisley Perez, JesseSmith, Deric Torres

Grade 5Chastity Garcia, Matthew

KubalaGrade 6

Savannah Castillo,

Christina Harrington.Grade 8

Jessica Beltran, AnnaDiego, Garbiel Perez

Grade 9Trent Schmidt

Grade 10Thomas Sliger

Grade 11Cecilia Diego, Tessa Green,

Alyssa Leister, AbigailLodeweges

Grade 12Patrick Rohan

YJHS HONOR ROLL“A”

Grade 6 - Lauryn Campos,Andrea Giles, Robin Naranjo,and Dylan Sinast.

Grade 7 -Grehsen Allman,Brian Metting, and HalleiWehlmann.

Grade 8 - Stephen Wagner.“A/B”

Grade 6 - Kassi Billings,Madison Bledsoe, Coy Boehm,Jordan Carter, Jalen Fisher,Christian Garcia, AshleyHallmark, Maylee Hosinski,Alexandra Hubbell, MadisonKozok, Ariana Nunez,Madison Oaks, Kelsey Palmer,Shiloh Parker, Daniel Ramirez,Anissa Smith, Alexa Swain,and CeeCee Yeretsky.

Grade 7 - CourtneyAndersen, Taylor Beckham,Caley Brysch, TabythaChaloupka, Jessica Garcia,Jonathan Garcia, JeremiahGood, Jerome Gwosdz,Danielle Hernandez, ConnorHethcoat, Madison Hickman,Keri Hilbrich, Chance Kaiser,Alexis Longoria, KcymbreSalazar, Regan Saunders,Destiny Segura, Jayden Webb,

Tyler Windoskey, and RyanZuniga.

Grade 8 - Maria Balderas,Reagan Billings, RochelleGarcia, Ysidro Garza, WyattKoricanek, Stephanie Mattox,Rebecca Mireles, AnnieOchoa, Nadia Pena, MercedesSaunders, and Cy Strieber.

PerfectAttendance

Grade 6 - Kassi Billings,Lauryn Campos, JordanCarter, Jalen Fisher, ChristianGarcia, Andi Giles, MayleeHosinski, Russell Johnson,Madison Kozok, Joshua Lopez,Robin Narnajo, Kelsey Palmer,Shiloh Parker, Daniel Ramirez,Gabarielle Rodriguez, JohnRodriguez, Ty Schroeder,Anissa Smith, Kristen Tijerina,Richard Villarreal, and CeeCeeYeretsky.

Grade 7 - Dylan Aguero,Courtney Andersen, CaleyBrysch, Tabytha Cahloupka,Christa Garcia, Jessica Garcia,Jerome Gwosdz, DanielleHernandez, Eran Krause,Joseph Matejek, Brian Metting,Regan Saunders, Destiny

Segura, Kenny Soliz, andJayden Webb.

Grade 8 - Jacob Archuleta,Reagan Billings, Trenton Deal,Jacob Engle, Rochelle Garcia,Ysidro Garza, MichaelHernandez, Wyatt Koricanek,Justin Lynch, StephanieMattox, Weldon McCain,Rebecca Mireles, BrandonMorehead, Annie Ochoa,Nadia Pena, MercedesSaunders, Pharon Saunders,and Cy Strieber.

Good CitizenshipGrade 6 - Destiny Alvarez,

Madison Bledsoe, Coy Boehm,Jalen Fisher, Andi Giles, AlexHubbell, Madison Kozok, RobinNaranjo, Dylan Sinast, AnissaSmith, and Kacey Whitt.

Grade 7 - Arianna Alvarez,Taylor Beckham, Caley Brysch,Christa Garcia, Jessica Garcia,Keri Hilbrich, Alexis Longoria,Kcymbre Salazar, DestinySegura, and Hallei Wehlmann.

Grade 8 - Maria Balderas,Kelley Ragusin, MecedesSaunders.

Passing truck saves propertyNordheim NewsBy GilbertPargmann

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Yorktown Historical Society raisesmoney during WD-Z

Shown above,Thomas Smileyselected the winners of theYorktown Historical Society

fundraiser. The lucky winnersincluded Lee Ogletree, queenbird quilt; Barbara Cook, cro-chetted afghan; DeanWhite,crochetted throw; CarolynHernandez,Yorktown and

Norhdeim history book; JohnCartwright, museum

Christmas ornament. The his-torical society thanks every-

one who contributed their tal-ents and dollars to the

Yorktown Historical Museum.Shown at right, the historical

society wishes to thankSteven Hoefling for sharinghis expertise about Native

American artifacts with visi-tors at the museum during

the 2012Western Days-Ziegfest Festival.

News-View photos

First place winners of the 2012Yorktown Lions Club Punt, Pass and Kick competition are shown,front row from left, Nicholas Billings, Mark Guerrero, Seely Metting, Kailey Sinast and HollyWhitfield; back row from left, Dylan Sinast,TylerWindoskey,Tabitha Chaloupka and Joshua Garcia.

Second place winners of the 2012 Lions Club Punt, Pass and Kick competition are shown, frontrow from left, Devin Leister, Leslie Kozok and Drew Alexander; back row from left, RussellJohnson, DaneWebb and Brian Metting.

Third place winners of the 2012Yorktown Lions Club Punt, Pass, and Kick competition are shown,front row, Makayla Hartley; middle row from left, Justin Schroeder, Tre’Varyous Green andChristopher Johnson; back row from left, K.J. Ballard and JaydenWebb.

Contributed photos

Yorktown Lions Club host Punt,Pass, Kick competition

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NEWS-VIEWYORKTOWN

Outpat i ent Center Schedu leThursday - November 8th

Monday - November 12th

Wednesday - November 14th

Tuesday - November 13th

To view Specialty Clinic’s monthly schedule andCCH Services, go to www.cuerohospital.org.

For information or appointments callCentral Scheduling at 361-275-0170.

CCuueerrooCCoommmmuunniittyyHHoossppiittaall

These physicians are independent contractors and are not employees of Cuero Community Hospital.

2550 N. Esplanade • Cuero, TX

Friday - November 9th

Cardiology (Heart) Ajay Gaalla, M.D.Nephrology (Kidneys) Haresh Kumar, M.D.

Neurology (Nervous System) B. Vijay Kumar, M.D.

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Gynecology (Well Woman) Alyson Kirchner,M.D.

General Surgery (Operation) William Wagner Jr., M.D.Pain Management Paul Hoang, D.O.

Gynecology (Well Woman) Alyson Kirchner,M.D. General Surgery (Operation) William Wagner, M.D.

Nephrology (Kidneys) Oscar Iznaola, M.D.Oncology/Hematology (Cancer/Blood) Ahmad Qadri, M.D.

Orthopedic (Bone & Joint) Trent Twitero, M.D. Cardiology (Heart) Kurtis Krueger, M.D.

Urology (Urinary Tract) Robert Ryan III, M. D. Orthopedic (Bone, Joint & Sports Med) Benjamin Wilson, M.D.Neonatology (Developmental Evaluations) Marisol Ortiz, M.D.Gynecology (Well Woman) Alyson Kirchner,M.D.

Otolaryngology (Ear, Nose & Throat) Jennifer Hennessee, M.D.General Surgery (Operation) Matthew Janzow, M. D.Orthopedic (Bone, Joint & Sports Med) Jesse Delee,M.D

Podiatry (Feet) Neil Campbell, D.P.M. Cardiology (Heart) Robert Oakley Jr., M.D.Nephrology (Kidneys) Yong Du, M.D.Podiatry (Feet) Neil Campbell, D.P.M.

Orthopedic (Bone, Joint & Sports Med) Benjamin Wilson, M.DCardiology (Heart) Dakshesh Parikh, M.D.Nephrology (Kidneys) George Osuchukwu, M.D.

Pain Management Paul Hoang, D.O.Podiatry (Feet) Neil Campbell, D.P.M.Cardiology (Heart) Chelif Junor, M. D.

Neurology (Nervous System) B. Vijay Kumar, M.D. Orthopedic (Bone & Joint) Jesse Delee, M.D.

General Surgery (Operation) William Wagner, M.D.

Opthalmology (Cataract Surgery) George Boozalis, M.D.Nephrology (Kidneys) Haresh Kumar, M.D.

Oncology/Hematology (Cancer/Blood) Ahmad Qadri, M.D.Orthopedic (Bone & Joint) Trent Twitero, M.D.

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

Cardiology (Heart) Dakshesh Parikh, M.D.Podiatry (Feet) Neil Campbell, D.P.M.

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

Orthopedic (Bone, Joint & Sports Med) Douglas Matey III, D.O.

Dermatology (Skin) Frederick Lykes, M.D.Orthopedic (Bone, Joint & Sports Med) Douglas Matey III, D.O.

SALEEVERY

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Yorktown Hermann Sonshosted a cookoff during thisyear’s Western Days-ZiegfestOct. 19-21.The first place winner of

the fajita category wereBuster Hiney and thePenetrations. The ChrisHosinksi Team took secondplace honors.In the beans category,

Southern Boys took firstplace. Buster Hiney and thePenetrations took secondplace. Third place was earnedby Sparky’s.

The brisket cookoff firstplace winners were TripleCrown, second place winnerswere Southern Boys and thirdplace winners were TheReplacements.The Scott Wolf Team took

first place in the ribs catego-ry, ST A/C Team took secondplace and The Replacementstook third place.The cookoff was spon-

sored by Aunt Di’s KountryKitchen.

Hermann Sons announceWD-Z cookoff winners

The 54th Annual Western Days-Ziegfest Lil’ Wrangler Stick HorseRodeo took place in the Mutton Bustin’arena in Cowpoke Canyon at 1 p.m. onOct. 21.Kerry and Pam Remmers and Crain

and Sheppard Attorneys at Law spon-sored the event.Volunteers Denise Webb, Cortney

Watson, Sara Watson and Katie Watsonassisted Peggy Savage in running theyouth activity.Each contestant received a partici-

pation ribbon and a goody bag.

Following are the Lil’ WranglerRodeo winners, listed in order of first,second and third place.Stick Horse Timed RacingAges three and under–Kason

Sullivan, Luke Moritz, Kendall SieversAges four and five–Paysley Janson,

Hope Hutto, Travis BuesingAges six and seven–Tyler

Respondek, Conner SullivanAges eight to 10–Jace Knocke,

Cameron Hutton, Hallie BeyarsStick Calf RopingAges three and under–Kendall

Sievers, Kason Sullivan, KylanRespondekAges four and five–Hope Hutto,

Paysley Janson, Bailey MorrowAges six and seven–Conner

Sullivan, Tyler Respondek, LilyPittmanAges eight to 10–Jace Knocke,

Abby Pittman, Cameron HuttoBest Dressed CowpokesCowboy–Kylan Respondek, Dylan

Respondek, Luke MortizCowgirl–Bailey Morrow, Presley

Flores, Demi Morrow

WD-Z Lil’ Wranger Stick Horse Rodeo winners announced

Sarah Hahn, quilt showcoordinator, announced thefollowing winners of the2012 Western Days-ZiegfestQuilt Show Contest.The “large hand-quilted”

category was won by PamCulpepper. RosemaySchlarbaum won secondplace in that category.The “small hand-quilted”

category was won by Carole

Almaraz. RosemarySchlarbaum won secondplace in that category.The “machine large quilt”

category was won by DarleneJordan. Pam Culpepper wonsecond place in that category.The “machine small quilt”

category was won byAmanda Cloessner. NormaBarber won second place inthat category.

WD-Z quilt show winnersannounced

Members of the Yorktown VFW Post#8136 and the Ladies Auxiliary will bedistributing Buddy Poppies on Friday,Nov. 9 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. atvarious locations in Yorktown. Volunteers will be at Lowe’s

Supermarket, Yorktown Post Office,The Texan, The Outpost (from 11 a.m.to 1 p.m.), and outside of theWeesatche Post Office (from 8:30 a.m.to noon).

There will also be donation cannis-ters at Gerhardt’s Jewelry, Aunt Di’s,Kraege’s, Hairworks, Suzanne’sBeauty Salon and Leske’s Oil/Conoco.All proceeds from poppy distribu-

tions will be used to benefit disabledand needy veterans and the widows andorphans of deceased veterans.In 1923, VFW became the first veter-

an’s organization to promote a nation-ally organized campaign for the annual

distribution of poppies, which areassembled by disabled or hospitalizedveterans. Today, more than 14 million poppies

are assembled each year to be distrib-uted by VFW and VFW LadiesAuxiliary members and usually raisemore than $15 million annually.VFW was founded in 1899 and is the

nation’s oldest major organizationswith more than 1.7 million members.

VFW distributing poppies Friday

Most people think ofbooks when they hear theword “library.” The YorktownPublic Library strives to pro-vide a wider variety of mediafor the community. The growing DVD collec-

tion contains something foreveryone, from “G” ratedmovies for children as well asfilms for an older audience. Every selection is careful-

ly chosen for appeal tolibrary patrons and mainte-nance of community stan-dards. Classics as well as cur-

rently released films arealways on the library shelves. Recent arrivals include

“Proof,” “All About Steve,”“Bernie,” “Evolution,”“Darling Companion,”“Galaxy Quest,”“Unforgiven,” “Hitchhiker’sGuide to the Galaxy,” and“300.” Next week the library is

expecting “Dark Shadows,”“The Best Exotic MarigoldHotel,” “Seeking a Friend atthe End of the World,”“Through the Wormhole,”and “People Like Us,” amongothers. Borrowing library materi-

als is free to those patronswith a library card, and theitems may be kept for up totwo weeks.

Growing DVD collectionavailable at the library

Arlyn Seiler (right) DeputyGrand Knight at Sts. Peterand Paul Catholic Church,Meyersville Council #13010, ispictured presenting a $500donation check to BobbyStrieber (left), Yorktown FireDepartment Treasurer, for theCommunity Action Committeeof Victoria. The donation willbe used to benefit the DeWittCounty Senior Nutrition pro-gram which provides mealsto the senior citizens lunch-eon site in Yorktown as wellas hot meals delivered to thehomebound throughout thecounty. For more informationon making a donation, con-tact CAC Executive DirectorVicki Smith at 361-578-2989or Strieber at 361-564-2682.

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Shown is the first place quilt in the “large hand-quilted” catego-ry. The quilt was made by Pam Culpepper.

KoC donate to Senior Nutrition program

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CHURCHDIRECTORY

BAPTISTFIRST BAPTIST401 E. Main, 564-2609Rev. Mark CollinsWorship: 11 a.m.

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.,OPEN BIBLE BAPTIST

CHURCHHwy. 72, 564-3754

Marcus Tankersley, PastorWorship: 10:30 a.m.; 7 p.m.Weds. Service - 7:00 pmSunday School: 9:30 a.m.FIRST BAPTIST

CHURCHOff Hwy. 87 - Westhoff

Pastor Richard A. SchallerSunday School 10 a.m.,

Sunday Morning Service 11 a.m.,Sunday Prayer Service 5 p.m.NEW LIFE BAPTIST

CHURCH2676 N. FM 2980 - 485-2152

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

PRIMERA IGLESIABAUTISTA9th & West St.

Rev. Pete Guajardo Jr.Sun. School 10am, Sun. Worship11 am, Sun. & Wed. Prayer

Service 6pmRISING STAR

MISSIONARY BAPTISTCHURCHNorth Riedel Rd.

Sun. School 10am, Worship 11amWed. Bible Study 6 pm

Bible & Prayer Study every otherWednesday

CATHOLICHOLY CROSS, SAN

LUIS, ST. ANNCATHOLIC CHURCHES

Rev. Roger Hawes, PastorHoly Cross -1214 Zorn Rd,San Luis - 502 E. 2nd St.St. Ann - Nordheim

Rectory Office: 564-2893Tue & Wed–8am: Holy Cross Act.

Ctr. ChapelThur – 6pm: Holy Cross Activity

Ctr. Chapel1st Fri – Mass/Adoration - 9am:

Holy Cross2nd – 3rd – 4th Fri –10am:

Yorktown Manor5th Fri –10am: Golden Days Villa

Sat – 5pm: Holy CrossSun – 8am: San Luis MissionSun – 9:30am: Holy Cross

ST. ALOYSIUSCATHOLIC CHURCH

Westhoff, 361-275-3868,Rev. Frank B. Lenz, PastorSun. Worship 8:30 am

ST. PETER & PAULCATHOLIC CHURCHMeyersville, 361-275-3868,Rev. Frank B. Lenz, Pastor

Sat.Worship 7 p.m.Sun.Worship - 10:15 a.m.Sun.School - 8:45 a.m.

LUTHERANLUTHERAN CHURCH

Nordheim, 938-5532Worship: 10:00 a.m.

Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.

ST. JOHN LUTHERANCHURCH

Lindenau & WesthoffRev. William G. Hill

Lindenau -Morning Worship 9 a.m.Westhoff - MorningWorship 10:30 a.m.

ST. ANDREW’SLUTHERANPastor C.B. Suggs,

10960 West Church Rd,Weesatche, 564-2821Worship: 10:00 a.m.

Sunday School: 8:45 a.m.ST. PAUL

LUTHERAN222 N. Gohmert, 564-2135

Timothy W. Muehlbrad, PastorSat. Evening Services 5pmSun. Worship: 9:00 am &Sun. School: 10:15 am

ST. JOHNEVANGELICAL

LUTHERAN CHURCHMeyersville,

Pastor Eric L. Petty,Sunday School - 9 a.m., Sunday

Worship 10:15 a.m.ST. PETER’S

LUTHERAN CHURCH1545 E. FM 1961, AnderJohn Dellis, Minister

Worship, 9a.m.; Sun. School,10:15a.m., 645-2922,www.stpetersander.org

METHODISTFIRST METHODIST

CHURCH222 N. Riedel, 564-2319

Martin L. Newmann, PasterWorship: 10:45 a.m..;

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.RABKE UNITED

METHODIST CHURCHFM 2718, Ratcliffe Comm.Pastor Ron Welborn, Pastor

S.W. 2nd Sun. of Month 2;30pm.RUNGE UNITED

METHODIST CHURCH416 North Wilbern

Pastor’s Office 564-2319Martin L. Newmann, PasterSunday Worship: 8:30 a.m.

MORMONCHURCH OF JESUSCHRIST OF LATTER

DAY SAINTSN. Riedel, 564-3884Service: 10:00 a.m.

PRESBYTERIANFIRST

PRESBYTERIANCHURCH

234 N. Church, 564-2588CLP -- Lane JohnsonWorship: 10:30 a.m.

Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.

ASSEMBLY OF GODFAITH CHRISTIAN

FELLOWSHIP102 E. Main St. - 361-935-3903

Rev. Tommy RemmersWorship: 10:45 a.m., Sunday

School: 9:45 a.m.Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m.

CHURCH OFCHRIST

YORKTOWN CHURCHOF CHRIST203 N. Riedel St.

Minister Peter MasihWorship: 11:00 a.m.; 5 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.

PENTECOSTALNEW LIFE

FELLOWSHIPcorner of 12th & Riedel, Yorktown

Sunday Service: 10 a.m.,Children’s Sunday School: 10 a.m.,

Wednesdays: 7:30 p.m.PENTECOSTAL

CHURCHTemplo Monte Horeb

624 Jacob St.Pastor Eliseo Rios

Sunday Worship: 2:00 p.m.Wednesday BibleStudy : 7:00 p.m.

Compliments ofDr.John & Kathy Frels

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Janice Tiemann Trista WinkenwerderDirector of Nursing Administrator

670 W. Fourth, Yorktown 564-2275

Jim Jordan Insurance Agency

800-637-3039Medicare SupplementsAnnuity & Long Term Care

“Serving DeWitt County Over 38 Years”

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McDonald’s of CueroLocally Owned &

Operated

101 E. Broadway275-9886

Phillip AmbroseDlugosch, 84, of Cueropassed away Thursday,Nov. 1, 2012.He was born Dec. 7,1927 in Cuero to the latePete and Vera MiguraDlugosch. He marriedhis lifelong love, LoreneJablonski Dlugosch, onSept. 17, 1952 in SanAntonio. Phillip was alifetime rancher.He is survived by hisdaughters, DianneCovington and husband,Richard, and LindaDlugosch, both ofVictoria; son, PeteDlugosch and wife,

Patricia, of Yorktown;sister, Constance Muellerof Seguin; eight grand-children, and six great-grandchildren.He was preceded indeath by his parents,wife, Lorene, of 56 yearsof marriage, daughter,Patricia Dlugosch; andbrother Ben Dlugosch.Visitation was heldfrom 6 to 8 p.m. onSunday, Nov. 4 with arosary at 7 at FreundFuneral Home. A servicewas held at 10 a.m. onMonday, Nov. 5 at St.Michael’s CatholicChurch with FatherDavid Berger officiating.Interment followed atHoly Cross Cemetery inYorktown.

Pallbearers werePatrick Covington, BrianDlugosch, KristopherBluntzer, JasonCovington, Roy Robledo,Michael Gohmert andBill Feldousen.Honorary Pallbearerswere Julio Covingtonand Brandon Dlugosch.Memorial contribu-tions may be made to St.Michael’s CatholicChurch and Hospice ofSouth Texas.You may sign the guestbook or send condolencesatwww.freundfuneralhome.com.Freund Funeral Home,361-275-2343.

Phillip AmbroseDlugosch

Iola C. Schlein, 93, of SanAntonio, and formerly ofYorktown, died Nov. 2,2012, in New Braunfels.She was born Oct. 19, 1919,in Weesatche, to the lateHelmuth and Octavia CraveyGeffert. She was one ofthree sets of twins born inher family. She retired from Kelly Air

Force Base where she was an

inventory supervisor.Iola is survived by her son,

Joseph C. Schlein of Marion;sister, Ruby Owens of SanAntonio, 7 grandchildren; 14great-grandchildren; and 9great-great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death

by her parents; husband, JoeC. Schlein; son, BobbyWayne Schlein; brothers,Lester and Leslie Geffert;and sisters, Viola Haynesand Ruth Dybowski.Visitation was from 3 to 8

p.m. onMonday, Nov. 5, atFinch Funeral ChapelinYorktown. Funeral servic-es was at 1p.m., Tuesday,Nov. 6, at Finch FuneralChapel. Burial will follow inWestside Cemetery.Memorials may be given

to the American CancerSociety.Arrangements entrusted to

Finch Funeral Chapel inYorktown, 361-564-2277.

Iola C. Schlein

Nov. 2Volume: 1,565. Cows: 157.

Bulls: 17.Packer bulls- Heavy Weights:

87.00-94.00. lower grades:75.00-83.00. Packer cows-breakers: 68.00-75.00. boning:65.00-75.00. canners and cut-ters: 62.00-76.00. heiferette:85.00. light and weak: 40.00-55.00. Palpated dry cows:80.00-96.00. Pairs: 1,050.00.

Steer calves

Under 200 lbs: 270.00. 200-250 lbs: none. 250-300 lbs:207.00-230.00. 300-350 lbs:185.00-200.00. 350-400 lbs:196.00-208.00. 400-450 lbs:174.00-202.00. 450-500 lbs:158.00-190.00. 500-550 lbs:147.00-169.00. 550-600 lbs:144.00-158.00. 600-700 lbs:136.00-146.00. 700-800 lbs:129.00-137.00. Over 700 lbs:114.00-122.00.

Heifer calves

Under 200 lbs: 185.00. 200-250 lbs: 155.00-180.00. 250-300 lbs: 160.00-181.00. 300-350 lbs: 160.00-189.00. 350-400 lbs: 149.00-188.00. 400-450 lbs: 143.00-166.00. 450-500 lbs: 137.00-186.00. 500-550 lbs: 130.00-147.00. 550-600 lbs: 126.00-132.00. 600-700 lbs: 125.00-143.00. Over700 lbs: 118.00-123.00.

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NIXON LIVESTOCK REPORTOct.29

Volume: 946. Cows: 57. Bulls:7. Horses: 0. Sheep and Goats:0.

Steers200-300 lbs: 189.00 to

199.00 to 230.00. 300-400 lbs:172.00 to 182.00 to 225.00.400-500 lbs: 155.00 to 165.00to 203.00. 500-600 lbs: 135.00

to 145.00 to 175.00. 600-700lbs: 124.00 to 134.00 to 153.00.700-800 lbs: 111.00 to 121.00to 141.00.

Heifers200-300 lbs: 161.00 to

171.00 to 200.00. 300-400 lbs:143.00 to 153.00 to 200.00.400-500 lbs: 128.00 to 138.00to 172.00. 500-600 lbs: 120.00to 130.00 to 169.00. 600-700

lbs: 112.00 to 122.00 to 153.00.700-800 lbs: 105.00 to 115.00to 131.00.

Slaughter cows: 55.00 to81.00. Slaughter bulls: 82.00 to99.00. Stocker cows: 750.00 to1000.00. Pairs: None. Horses:none.

Mary Gwosdz Waer,93, passed away onSaturday, Nov. 3, 2012 atthe Cuero NursingHome. She was born on Oct.17, 1919 in DeWittCounty to the lateIgnatz and JosephineLedwig Gwosdz. Shewas a homemaker andworked right along herhusband on the farmand ranch on the Waerestate. She loved herfamily. Mary is survived

by her son, David(Janet) Waer ofSchroeder; sister-in-law,Virginia (Walter) Wardof Colorado; grandchil-dren, Mary Jean (Pete)Valdez of Houston,Donna (Kevin) Davis ofCypress, Robert Waer,(Amy, and her children,Zachary and Jesse) ofFort Worth, Daniel(Amy) Waer ofWoodsboro, and RickyWaer of Schroeder;great-grandchildren,Joshua (Jannifer)Valdez, Jeremy Valdez,Jonathon Valdez, andPatricia Valdez, all ofHouston; great-greatgrandchildren, JoshuaValdez Jr., and JordynnValdez.In addition to her par-ents, Mary is precededin death by her hus-band, Paul Joseph Waer,son, Jospeh Lee Waer,daughter, Patricia AnnWaer Hardt, and broth-ers, Edward, Albert,Alfons, and MiltonGwosdz.

Visitation will be from1-7 p.m. with familyreceiving friends from 5-7 p.m. at 214 N. MarketStreet in Goliad.The rosary will imme-diately follow at 7 p.m.Funeral services are10:00 a.m., Thursday,November 8, at GoliadImmaculate ConceptionChurch with FatherRalph Baidoo officiating.Burial will follow at St.Joseph Cemetery, Hwy237 W. (Yorktown Hwy.).Pallbearers are RobertWaer, Daniel Waer,Ricky Waer, JoshuaValdez, Jeremy Valdez,and Jonathon Valdez.Honorary pallbearersare Roland Storbeck,Steve Storbeck, BenParma, Joe Cavazos,Amy Waer, Pete, MaryJean, Jannifer, PatriciaValdez, Joshua ValdezJr., Jordynn Valdez,Kevin and Donna Davis.Grace Funeral Homein charge of arrange-ments, Buddy Zaveskydirector.

Mary Gwosdz Waer

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Margaret Ann Williamsof San Antonio, was calledhome to the Lord onThursday, Oct. 25.She was born Saturday,

July 31,1937, to Henry andAgnes Tam Jablonski inYorktown.Margaret is survived by

her four sons, Michael andMary Pat Williams, Thomasand Debbie Williams, Johnand Shirley Williams, Jamesand Pam Williams; 12 grand-children; 15 great-grandchil-dren; 3 sisters; and, onebrother.A Memorial Service was

held at St. Gregory CatholicChurch, 700 Dewhurst Rd.,

San Antonio, on Friday, Nov.2, at 1 p.m.In lieu of flowers dona-

tions can be to MorgansWonderland, 5223 DavidEdwards Drive, in SanAntonio, Texas, orwww.morganswonderland.com

Margaret Ann Williams

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Notice of PublicMeeting to DiscussMeyersville ISDState Financial Ac -countability RatingMeyersville ISD willhold a public meeting at 7:00pm,November 13, 2012,in the Computer Lab, Administration

Building, at 1897 Meyersvil le Road,Meyersville, Texas77974. The purposeof this meeting is todiscuss MeyersvilleISD’s rating on thestate’s financial ac -countability system.

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Notification by Security STORAGEto the public of theauction of m i s c e l l a n e o u shousehold goods ina unit occupied byJuanito Arguellez,Ora Barnett, Troy Duruisseau,Daisy Pena, TammyPereira, MaryRivera, SandyScroggins,as auctioned to thehighest bidder forcash to satisfy thelandlord’s liens. The Auction isscheduled for 12:00noon, Friday,November 16, 2012 E.S.Railroad St.Cuero, Texas.

PUBLIC NOTICETo satisfy a contrac -tual Landlords Lienon delinquent rentalunits, contents of theunits listed be low willbe sold to the high-est bidder on the24th day ofNovember, 2012 at10:00 AM at JewelBox Storage, lo catedat 1025 US Hwy 183North. Unit 115Lotosha Will iams,Unit 146 KevanHornsby, Unit 151Voll ie Robinson.Immedi ately follow-ing units will be soldlocated at the cornerof Park and McLeod

Streets, Cuero, TX.Unit 4 Robert Garza,Unit 9 PeggyFonseca, Unit 17Lets Stand Together(Isabel Patton). General Contents:Household items,furniture and appli -ances. Contents maybe reclaimed by pay-ing entire amountdue prior to the timeof sale. Each unit bidon wil l have areserve (mini mumbid). Seller re servesthe right to withdrawproperty at anytimefrom the sale.

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NOTICE OF SALESTATE OF TEXAS § BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE DEWITT COUNTY § DATED OCTOBER 31, 2012and issued pursuant to judgment decree(s) of the District Court of DeWitt County, Texas, by the Clerk of said Court on said date, in the hereinafter numberedand styled suit(s) and to me directed and delivered as Sheriff or Constable of said County, I have on October 31, 2012, seized, levied upon, and will, on the firstTuesday in December, 2012, the same being the 4th day of said month, at the door facing the flag pole, 307 North Gonzales Street of the Courthouse of the saidCounty, in the City of Cuero, Texas, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m. on said day , beginning at 02:00 PM, proceed to sell for cash to thehighest bidder all the right, title, and interest of the defendants in such suit(s) in and to the following described real estate levied upon as the property of said de-fendants, the same lying and being situated in the County of DeWitt and the State of Texas, to-wit:05-05-8894, Account No(s). 14100-00004-00020, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. IZOLA PRICE, ET AL, Lots 2 & 3, Block 4, J J Fischer Subdivision, No. One,DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 154, Page 612, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $1,310.00, and an Estimatedminimum opening bid of $1,310.00; Sale Notes:07-07-9091, Account No(s). 10077, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. CARLOS M. ESCOBEDO, ALSO KNOWN AS CARLOS MANUEL ESCOBEDO, ET AL, Lot 9,Block "C", Sam Lewis Addition, City of Yoakum, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 361, Page 302, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with anadjudged value of $1,470.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $1,470.00; Sale Notes:08-12-9175, Account No(s). 00150-00055-02350, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DENNIS PAUL HOUSEHOLDER, ET AL, 4.067 Acres, more or less, situated inthe Thomas J. Adams League, Abstract 55, DeWitt County, Texas, and described in deed dated March 31, 1990, from William Denson, et ux to Dennis PaulHouseholder, et ux, in Volume 343, Page 809, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $58,820.00, and an Estimated minimum open-ing bid of $18,786.31;Sale Notes:08-12-9176, Account No(s). 27050-00005-00040, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DONE DEALS, INC., Lots 4, and 5, Block 5, Lynch Bello, an addition to the Cityof Westhoff, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 92, Page 767, Official Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $1,600.00, and anEstimated minimum opening bid of $1,056.60;Sale Notes:08-12-9176, Account No(s). 23850-00004-00110, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DONE DEALS, INC., Lot 11, Block 4, Keystone Addition, an addition to the Cityof Yoakum, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 92, Page 767, Official Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $660.00, and anEstimated minimum opening bid of $660.00;Sale Notes:08-12-9176, Account No(s). 33750-00004-00090, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DONE DEALS, INC., N PT 9.10.11.12 4 OAK (EST) 16X80 2000 Mobile Home89 X 200 Cuero, located in DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $4,080.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $4,080.00; Sale Notes:08-12-9176, Account No(s). 48900-00071-00020, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DONE DEALS, INC., 0.224 acre, more or less, being a portion of Block 71 (NCB1071), Original Townsite, City of Yoakum, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in deed dated May 14, 1940, from G. C. Hargrow et ux to Viola McKinney, in Volume113, Page 347, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $1,590.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $1,590.00;Sale Notes:08-12-9176, Account No(s). 48900-00073-00080, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DONE DEALS, INC., Lot 8, Block 73 (NCB 1073), Original Townsite, City ofYoakum, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 106, Page 868, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $1,250.00, and an Es-timated minimum opening bid of $1,114.64;Sale Notes:08-12-9176, Account No(s). 49350-00020-01070, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DONE DEALS, INC., 0.395 acre, more or less, being Lot 7, Block 20, OriginalTownsite, City of Yorktown, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 106, Page 880, Official Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of$2,080.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $1,367.19; Sale Notes:09-11-9241, Account No(s). 07550-00006-00130, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DANIEL EDWARDS, JR., 0.669 acre tract, more or less, situated in Section "F",Centennial Addition, an addition to the City of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in deed dated February 5, 1981, from Fletcher Houston to Daniel Ed-wards, Jr., in Volume 287, Page 68, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $77,390.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of$14,100.06;Sale Notes:09-11-9241, Account No(s). 07550-00007-00090, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DANIEL EDWARDS, JR., A portion of Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, Section "G", Centen-nial Addition and also known as Morgantown Addition, an addition to the City of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas, as described as follows: a. that certain 0.00275acre tract, more or less, being a portion of said Lot 7, as described in deed dated August 12, 1978, from Rubye A. Goodson to Daniel Edwards, Jr., in Volume258, Page 98, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas, b. that certain 0.1515 acre tract, more or less, being a portion of said Lot 9, as described deed dated Oc-tober 24, 1964, from Leon Brookins to Daniel Edwards, Jr., in Volume 161, Page 91, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas, and c. that certain tract of landbeing the most westerly 50.00 feet of said Lots 8 and 10, as described in deed dated January 17, 1987, from Johnny Viola Green to Daniel Edwards, Jr., in Vol-ume 325, Page 491, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $2,560.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $1,231.65; Sale Notes:09-11-9241, Account No(s). 07550-00007-00050, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DANIEL EDWARDS, JR., Lot 5, Block "G", Centennial Addition and also knownas Morgantown Addition, an addition to the City of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas, according to the map or plat thereof, recorded in Volume 75, Page 402, MapRecords of DeWitt County, Texas; SAVE & EXCEPT however, that certain 0.00275 acre tract, more or less, as described in Volume 258, Page 100, DeedRecords of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $9,530.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $2,737.76; Sale Notes:09-11-9241, Account No(s). 07550-00007-00110, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DANIEL EDWARDS, JR., Lot 11, Section G, Centennial Addition, an addition tothe City of Cuero, Dewitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $11,480.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $3,288.28; Sale Notes:09-11-9241, Account No(s). 07550-00007-00030, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DANIEL EDWARDS, JR., Lot 3, Section G, Centennial Addition, an addition tothe City of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $2,060.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $1,099.08; Sale Notes:07-11-9127, Account No(s). 46750-00009-00060, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. VOLLIE GRIFFIN, ALSO KNOWN AS VOLLIE WILSON GRIFFIN, ET AL, Lot 6,Block 9, West End Addition, DeWitt County, Texas, as described inVolume 170, Page 531, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $11,210.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $5,814.05; Sale Notes:10-07-9281, Account No(s). 29100-00002-00040, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. LOMA LEWIS, ET AL, Lot 4, Block 2, A. May Addition, an addition to the City ofYoakum, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 327, Page 442, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $2,140.00, and an Es-timated minimum opening bid of $2,140.00; Sale Notes:10-08-9297, Account No(s). 44700-00588-00010, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. LYDIA MARTINEZ, ET AL, 0.115 acre, more or less, situated in the MiltenbergerAddition, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in deed dated April 12, 2005, from Gloria O'Leary to Lydia Martinez, et al, in Volume 165, Page 55, Official Recordsof DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $8,480.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $3,888.55;Sale Notes:11-05-9368, Account No(s). 33550-00004-00030, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. DENNIS L. FELDER, A Portion of Lot 4 and all of Lot 3, Block 4 in the Osterloch& Teiwes Addition to the town of Nordheim, DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $10,580.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $5,091.67; Sale Notes:11-05-9370, Account No(s). 07550-00022-00082, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. JAMES BOYD, ET AL, Lot 8, Block V, Centennial Addition, an addition to theCity of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in deed dated April 29, 1999, from Carol Rodriguez to James Boyd, et ux, in Volume 56, Page 673, OfficialPublic Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $30,890.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $4,141.32; Sale Notes:

11-09-9391, Account No(s). 30600-00001-00020, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. LARRY VASQUEZ, Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Milligan Addition, an addition to theCity of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 362, Page 335, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $27,920.00, andan Estimated minimum opening bid of $5,811.63; Sale Notes:

11-10-9399, Account No(s). 32500-00005-00150, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL VS. GEORGIA WILLIAMS, Lot 15, Block 5, Nashwood Addition, an addition to theCity of Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 112, Page 580, Deed Records of DeWitt County, Texas. , with an adjudged value of $790.00, and anEstimated minimum opening bid of $790.00; Sale Notes:

11-10-9400, Account No(s). 35550-00013-00060, DEWITT COUNTY, ET AL AND YOAKUM INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT VS. JONATHAN RAY MESA,ET AL, Lot 6, Block 13, Plaza Addition, an addition to the City of Yoakum, DeWitt County, Texas, as described in Volume 172, Page 8, Official Public Records ofDeWitt County, Texas., with an adjudged value of $18,730.00, and an Estimated minimum opening bid of $1,567.15; Sale Notes:

(any volume and page references, unless otherwise indicated, being to the Deed Records, DeWitt County, Texas, to which instruments reference may be madefor a more complete description of each respective tract.) or, upon the written request of said defendants or their attorney, a sufficient portion of the property de-scribed above shall be sold to satisfy said judgment(s), interest, penalties, and cost; and any property sold shall be subject to the right of redemption of the de-fendants or any person having an interest therein, to redeem the said property, or their interest therein, within the time and in the manner provided by law, andshall be subject to any other and further rights to which the defendants or anyone interested therein may be entitled, under the provisions of law. Said sale to bemade by me to satisfy the judgment(s) rendered in the above styled and numbered cause(s), together with interest, penalties, and costs of suit, and the pro-ceeds of said sales to be applied to the satisfaction thereof, and the remainder, if any, to be applied as the law directs.

Dated at Cuero, Texas, October 31, 2012Sheriff Joe "Jode" C. Zavesky DeWitt County, Texas

Notes: The Minimum Bid is the lesser of the amount awarded in the judgment plus interest and costs or the adjudged value. However, the Minimum Bid for a personowning an interest in the property or for a person who is a party to the suit (other than a taxing unit), is the aggregate amount of the judgments against the prop-erty plus all costs of suit and sale. ALL SALES SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION WITHOUT NOTICE. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL TAXES DUE ON THE PROP-ERTY WHICH HAVE BEEN ASSESSED SINCE THE DATE OF THE JUDGMENT. For more information, contact your attorney or LINEBARGER GOGGANBLAIR & SAMPSON, LLP., attorney for plaintiffs, at (512) 634-3709

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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 361.275.4887Rhonda Sinast, Sales Associate, Member VAAR, Victoria MLS 361.484.5732Victoria Area Association of Realtors, Victoria Multiple Listing Service

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RESIDENTIAL1018 Dagg Rd, Yoakum-11.2+/- park-like acres with spacious custom built brick home, majestic oaks, 4BR/4.5BA, 2 livingareas, 2 dining areas, 2 master suites,open concept, vaulted ceilings,ceramic tile, in-ground heated pool, 3 car gar, numerous patios, deck,beatiful rolling countryside. Call for price. 1113 N. Terrell-2 or 3 BR, 1.5 BA, refinished wood floors,fresh paint, great starter or investment, priced to sell, $65,900676 Glen Oaks, Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath custom brick on 4.3+/-park-like acres, 2 LA, 2 DA, fireplace, large Master, 2 car att gar, 2 patios, sprinkler system, shop. Current appraisal on file. Great Property in a Great Area! Reduced $249,500.304 W Lacy-Spacious 3BR/2BA wood frame on corner lot, 1 yearHome Warranty, fireplace, kitchen appliances, fresh paint in & out,CA/H, oversized carport, covered patio, privacy fence.Reduced $99,900.305 S. Indianola-1 bedroom, 1 full bath cottage, very nice kitchenw/appliances, central air & heat, move-in ready! $35,000.287 Stirrup- Mission Valley, Spacious 4 or 5 BR, 3.5 BA, 2 story on 1 acre tree covered lot in Mission Oaks, 2 living areas, fireplace, 2dining areas, kitchen w/breakfast areas & eating bar, 2 car att gar,covered patio, fenced yd, sprinkler system, $173,900.

RANCHESThomaston River Road-Great home site or getaway in nice area. US Hwy 183N/FM 951-Concrete area, 83+/- acres, $3,700 per acre.770 Hwy 183S-47.07+/-ac, Hwy frontage, 2BR/1BA wood frame home.

COMMERCIAL603/607 S. Esplanade, large corner property with great exposure &high traffic count, existing building needs to be removed. Call for price& details.

106 W. North, 3 bedroom, 2 bath wood frame on 3 lots, interior remodeled and nicely updated, must see to appreciate $78,900312 First- Large 3 Br, 2BA wood frame $126,500.104 Laurel Oak Circle-Pebble Ridge Estates, Custon built $279,000.1007 E. Morgan- Spacious 3 BR, 2.5 BA $275,000.

SMALL ACREAGE & LOTSSMALL ACREAGE/LOT- Bedford Dr., 2 residential tracts, .46+/-acreand .29+/-acre, commerical possibilities, city water & sewer $35,000.NEW HORIZON-Restricted Subdivision, great location. Offering 1.3+acre home-sites, approx 5 min from Cuero on Hwy 183S, located inCuero I.S.D., 5 tracts available $19,500 per tract, or call for special pricingto purchse all 5 tracts.SERENITY ESTATES-Restricted Subdivision in Nursery area offering3+ acre home sites to build your dream home, enjoy the country peace& quiet & be just minutes from Victoria & Cuero, located in Nursery &Cuero School Districts. C.F.P.SMALL ACREAGE-Brown Rd, 5+/- acres with water well,cleared. SMALL ACREAGE-W/HOME-Meyersville Rd-6.75+/-acres $99,500.109 N. Valley, large .646+/- acre lot, water & sewer on property, driveway on Courthouse St. $27,000

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NEW LISTINGResidential-1302 N. Gonzales-Quaint updated 2BR/2.5BA woodframe on corner lot, large privacy fenced yard $129,000Residential-509 N. Gonzales-2BR/1BA Stucco, corner lot, great firsthome or investment, needs TLC $45,000Residential-1218 Huck-Well maintained & updated open concept3BR/2BA brick, privacy fenced yard, corner lot, established neighborhood-$155,000

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LOTS, WATERFRONT, CANEAL, HOMESNew Listing! 502 E. Live Oak- 4 or 5 BD, 3 BA, 2dining, theater room, 2005 Massive Updates $197,350Motivated Seller!!New Listing! 4+/- Acres Hwy 183 N. R.V. Units, Expansion?- Commercial Use, $638,900.New Listing! 205 Valley- 3 BD, 1 BA, CHA $88,350.Fenced yard, Survey ready to go. Super Starter home,Close to schools. 5105 Lone Tree-$1.5 million.306 Frobese-Reduced $108,900! Offer Up- Ready toSell!!Fairway View Townhomes- Two more coming! Oneunder contract. Come specialize yours!

Keith Krueger361-799-9292Coldwell Banker

The Ron Brown Co.

Two Units- 600+/- sqft & 700+/- sqft. Big, Open Storage Space!

Secure/Dry or Climate Control Storage. Also 150 sqft. dry space.

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Reduced for Quick Closing! 46 Acres North ofYorktown-Heavy brush, trees. Hilltop view. Waterwell. Good fences, pens, big trees. Was $3,650,Now $3,250/acre! No minerals. Commercial US 183 Frontage Just South ofGonzales. Metal Building with C/H, full bath, plus3/2 manufactured home w/new CA/CH, securityentrance. $132,000.Reduced 57 Acres-Gonzales County-NiceHilltop 3/2 MH with fireplace, wrap around covered porch. Trees, brush, hay field, tanks,barn. Was $345,000, Now $275,000!250-800 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. $2850/acre.North Texas River Ranch- 17,000 Acresbetween Abiliene & Witchita Falls-Will Divide.Prices from $1075/acre.400+ Acres Goliad Co.- Good trees, brush, pas-turre, joins large acrage.

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210 N. Esplanade Cuero, TX 77954(361) 277-8183

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Commercial Property for Lease- 2+ acres just outside ofCuero city limits, 2000+ sf of living space or office. FOR RENT- 1209 McArthur, 3/ 2, large yard. FOR RENT- 1014 E. Main, 3/ 1 1/2 home, CAH FOR RENT- 1/1 Travel trailer in the country just outside ofYoakum, 2 Trailers Available Lot at 205 W. Heaton- HWY 72 W. Major Traffic, zoned residential at present $123,500. 711 E. Morgan- 2 story frame 4/2 w/2 car detachedgarage w/ workshop, needs TLC $94,900 REDUCED$88,750.Commercial - Hwy. 72 & FM 2980, Yorktown. 5+/- acresWater well, electricity available. $125,000.Commercial Lot 2, C.L.Duckett Drive, $199,900.Comm. Bldg. 521 W. Main,Yorktown- 1+/- acres$395,000.Karnei Rd. Goliad-2/1 brick on 13.5+/- acres, beautiful setting w/oaks & native brush REDUCED $184,900.309 Clarence- 3/2 refurbished man. home, nicely done, onlarge lot. $65,900 REDUCED $49,000.1209 McArthur- 3/2 Extras include office w/separate entrance & apt. w/full bath in house. REDUCED $115,000.120 N. Church St., Yorktown-Store front main bldg. withwarehouse. $275,000 REDUCED $225,000.502 E. Live Oak- 4 or 5 BD, 3 BA, 2 dining, theater room,2005 Updates $197,350 Motivated Seller!!205 Valley- 3 BD, 1 BA, CHA $88,350. Fenced yard. SuperStarter home.

Members of the Victoria Area Association ofRealtors and MLS

Kathleen Coker (361) 275-4766 Linda K. Duderstadt (361) 277-9357

Keith Krueger (361) 799-9292

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RENTAL PROP -ERTY NEARCUERO AND YORK-TOWN: 3/2 unfur-nished 1900 sq fthome, recently re -furbished, with largeyard - $1000/mo.;$800 deposit. 361-275-3952.

For Rent: 3/2 Fur -nished, utilities paid,cable & internet, car -port, hot tub. Call361-275-5901.

Very clean, cozy 1BR, 1 Bath, walk-incloset, CHA, W/DHookups, No Pets,No smoking. Refer -ences & Deposit.275-9111.

RV Trailer for RentCall Daniel Rodriguez 361-648-9393.

Jewel Box SuitesLiving area, kitchenwith full size fridge,microwave, stovetop, toaster oven,coffee maker, dish -washer, wash -er/dryer. 2 HDTV’sand Internet. Bed -room with Queenbed, linens & tow els.Daily, weekly,monthly rates. 361-275-5901.

Great investmentproperty or homesite. 71 (+/-) acres,located on ZengerleRoad, DeWittCounty, betweenVictoria and Cuero.Good road acess.Live oaks and postoaks with great hunting and stocktank on property. 361-676-8112. Ben Colwell, Broker.

125 acres plus or minus includes minerals and sur -face. Sarco areanear Goliad FM 2441Frontage. 2 ponds,working cattle pen,and barn asking$4,250 an acre serious inquiriesonly. Call 361-920-6184.

83.44 acres.Wooded & Open.Creek, 2 water wells,old house & barn.Koreth, TX.361-208-3144.

$9000 UNDER Appraised Value

3/2 Doublewideon Land A-1 Homesof Victoria (361)573-1200 RBI35822

Largest Used HomeInventory in the AreaA-1 Homes ofVictoria (361) 573-1200 RBI35822

Good condit ion,Reasonable Price,1995 16x76, 3 BR, 2 bath. Partially furnished must bemoved. Call for info361-275-3502.

A FURISHED SINGLEWIDE$18,000 deliveredw/ in house financingavailable rbi34010call 512-295-7803.

A SINGLE PARENT& 1ST TIME BUYERProgram call to qual -ify for 3, 4 and 5 bed-room homes withland. 512-295- 7803rbi#34010.

A BIG 4br DOU -BLEWIDE Fully tapeand textured FAC -TORY DIRECTPRICE Only $458per month 6.75%10%dn 300moCall 512-295-7803Rbi 34010.

SIMPLY THE BESTDeals on newChevrolets andGMCs AND over 100used vehicles withfinancing to fit mostcredit situations. GrafeChevrolet GMCHallettsville, TX 800-798-3225 or361-798-3281.

For Sale 1989 3/4 ton Chev. Truck361-275-3918.

RV Space, quietneighborhood, utili -ties paid, $325.00 -/Mo. Call 361-275-5901.

LAND OWNERS,you need a PolarisRanger! El CampoCycle Center!Honda, Suzuki, Polaris ATVs, UTVs,Motorcycles!Huge Showroom!Certified Mechanics!Best Prices! 979-543-8442 www. -ElCampoCycle.com.

Hay for Sale:Round bales. Gordo/Johnson grass.$30/round bale.Lolita, TX. 361-781-2918

FREE Kitens to goodhome, l i t ter boxtrained. 361-772-6895.

AKC Golden Retriever puppies 4 females left. $300.564-9163.

Estate Sale! Wed.Nov. 10th 8am-3pm8874 N. US Hwy 183Concrete, TX.Books, antiques,

collectables, tools,furniture, tractors,lots of misc. Thissale has somethingfor everyone!!

2 Family Yard SaleSat. Nov 10th 305 N. Hunt. Desk,TV, lots of stuff.

Yard Sale @ 202McArthur Sat. Nov10th 8am-? Baby,kids & adult clothes,etc.

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OFFICE SUITES117 E.S. Railroadone at 720 sq. ft.

115 E.S. Railroadone at 700 sq.ft.one at 540 sq.ft.361-275-9698.

For Lease Available Jan. 2013

2000 +/- Square ft.East Main St. Call 275-4266.

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Wednesday November 7, 2012 • Yorktown News-View • Page 13

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

RESIDENTIALNEW LISTING! 318 E. Reuss Blvd. 4BR/2.5 BA Huge lots.House built in 1924. 2 AC/Heat units. Stove, refrigerator, dish-washer, washer, dryer, microwave, garbage disposal. Originalhardwood floors, 12 ft. ceilings. $237,500101 Crockett- 3/2 Brick, Corner lot. $147,500.286 Royal Oaks #2- 3/2 Mobile Home. 4th bedroom under construction. 2 ac. outside Yorktown. CAH Quiet neighborhood.$75,000. 205 Texas Ave.-8 Contiguous lots, city water & sewer. $55,000.605 E. Heaton - 3 BR/ 1 BA, 2 living areas, brick, fenced back yard(large), 10X16 Morgan building, CA/H, stove, refrigerator, 1296 sq.ft. by Appraisal District. $102,000.909 McArthur - Large 2 story on corner lot. Needs some TLC.$70,000. PRICE REDUCTION! 487 Hwy. 77A - 2/1 brick on 5+/- ac. Den w/fireplace, sunroom,LR/DR combo, storage buildings,detached 1/1 with utility thatcould be rental. $169,900PRICE REDUCTION ! 8694 FM 682, Yoakum-3BR/3BA, 3+/- ac.,CAH large deck, 36X24 horse barn & run. $179,000.PRICE REDUCTION 802 Lakeside Dr. 3BR/2.5BA brick on 5+/-wooded ac. LR, DR, office (4th BR), family room, breakfast room,sun room, utility, pantry, lg. outdoor patio entertainment area, 2 FP,finished outbuilding/guest room. $249,000 $239,000.PRICE REDUCTION! 205 E. Prairie - 2 story stucco, 3/1.5, lg.corner lot, landscaped, privacy fence. $299,995 $254,900.913 N. Terrell St. - 2 story Atley Ayers designed Stucco, extra largecorner lot, CAH-2 units, beautiful hardwood floors, wood-burningFP, den/family room, 2-car detached garage. $298,000.1012 N. Hunt - Spacious 2-story, 3BR/3BA w/2 half-baths on large,beautifully landscaped corner lot. Formal living and diningrooms, den & family room, 2-car garage, storage building, play-house, large patio. $349,0002673 Friar Rd. - Large, unique 2 story rock and cedar countryhome on 3+/- ac. 3/2.5, ex. large sunken den w/rock fireplaceand serving bar, outdoor entertaining area w/fireplace, kitchenw/pressed tin ceiling, many other features. $395,000.

RANCHES101.76+/- ac. 608 Hopkinsville Rd. Native brush, improvedgrassess, water, electricity. No minerals. Priced below CountyAppraisal. $3,600/ac.11.54+/- ac. 1231 Hwy. 72 E. Yorktown - 3/2 Brick, office or 4thBR, island in kitchen w/elec. stove, 3-car metal garage/workshop,barn w/tack room, Post Oaks, coastal, cross-fenced. $275,00024+/- ac. 2BR/2BA, beautiful oaks, fenced, tank w/windmill onHwy. 72 between Cuero and Yorktown. $279,90034+/- ac. Just out of Yorktown. Beautiful Oaks. CFPPRICE REDUCTION! 40+/- ac. Nordheim, Hix Green Rd.Unimproved pasture. Scattered brush. Some minerals. $3,500/ac.47.63+/-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. $5,500/acLavaca County - 79+/- ac. 413 PV RD 1034, Sublime TX - 3/1w/porches on 3 sides, 2-car garage w/lg. workshop, deck/hottub, horse barn, equipment shed, large hay barn, 4 ponds,inproved grasses, Oaks, abundant wildlife. CFP80+/- ac..-Cabin, utilities, excellent deer hunting, no minerals perfect getaway close to Cuero. CFP15066 FM 766-244+/- ac.-2/1 farm house, barns, pens, equipmentshed, two stock tanks, artesian well. $3,500/ac.372.11+/- ac. US Hwy. 87S & Verhelle Rd.-Rolling terrain, largeLive Oaks, mesquite and brush, seasonal creek. Great hunting fordeer, hogs, turkey, and dove. Excellent ranching property. Allweather road. $4,250/ac.835+/- Bay City - Irrigated farm/ranch land. 8+/- ac. lake, LCRAcanals, excellent goose hunting. 3/2 ranch house, barn. CFP

Ricky Gohmert - Broker - (361) 564-8250Sue Stiles- Associate (361) 275-4345Heidi Hervey-Associate (361) 212-1126Mary Beth Finney - Associate (361) 564-4622Larry Adams - Associate (361) 463-9980Texas Country Realty is a member of the Victoria Board of Realtors

COMMERCIAL121 E. Main St. - Excellent retail opportunity. Approx. 1320 sq. ft.Lighted window display areas. $95,000.109 Cooperative Way-Commercial/Industrial Office. Receptionarea, two large meeting rooms, three smaller meeting rooms oroffices, file storage area, kitchen. $295,000.26.7+/- ac. 453 US Hwy. 87N - Great commercial location, located atintersection of Old San Antonio Hwy. and US Hwy 87N. Call formore info.20-62+/- ac. - 20+/-ac. available w/electricity, barn, tank. Excellentcommercial property. Paved road frontage. Large workshop withexceptional living quarters. All season road. RV hookups. CFP39.792 ac. 9959 FM 237 - Located on the SW corner of the US 183Sand FM 237 intersection. Approximately 10 miles South of Cueroon US 183S. Road frontage on US 183S and FM 237. 3-phase elec-tricity, no improvements, no minerals. CFP

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NOTICE OF HEARINGNOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 551,

GOVERNMENT CODE (V.T.C.A.) TEXAS OPEN MEETING ACT that the Pecan ValleyGroundwater Conservation District Board of

Directors will hold a public hearing on Tuesday November 20, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. at DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at

115 N. Gonzales in Cuero, TexasA Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Monica Sauer’sProperty. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater ConservationDistrict Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday No-vember 20, 2012, 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 PetrohawkEnergy. The proposed permit application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Op-erating Permit Application is requesting 30 AF of water per year. This property is located on Kozelskinear Westhoff, Texas and involves 66.7 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Christine Kalinowski’s Property. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley GroundwaterConservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearing onTuesday November 20, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N.Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Application fromPetrohawk Energy. The proposed permit application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location.The Operating Permit Application is requesting 30 AF of water per year. This property is located on Kozelski near Westhoff, Texas and involves 66.7 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Arlen Mueller’sProperty. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater ConservationDistrict Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday November 20, 2012, 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 PetrohawkEnergy. The proposed permit application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 30 AF of water per year. This property is located on SchulleRoad near Westhoff, Texas and involves 158.3 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Application from Petrohawk Energy on Arlen Mueller’sProperty. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater ConservationDistrict Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday November 20, 2012, 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 PetrohawkEnergy. The proposed permit application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Application is requesting 30 AF of water per year for a total of 60 AF per year from twowater wells. This property is located on Schulle Road near Westhoff, Texas and involves 158.3 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Petrohawk Energy onLouis Willeke’s Property. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwa-ter Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearingon Tuesday November 20, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N.Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit amendment application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Amendment Application is requesting 15 AFof water per year for a total of 60 AF per year from two water wells. This property is located on Salt CreekCemetery Road near Yorktown, Texas and involves 167.53 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Petrohawk Energy onLouis Willeke’s Property. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a publichearing on Tuesday November 20, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, locatedat 115 N. Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating PermitAmendment Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit amendment application is to beused to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Amendment Application is requesting15 AF of water per year for a total of 75 AF per year from two water wells. This property is located on SaltCreek Cemetery Road near Yorktown, Texas and involves 167.53 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Petrohawk Energy onJohnny Bednorz’s Property. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Ground-water Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearingon Tuesday November 20, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N.Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit AmendmentApplication from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit amendment application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Amendment Application is requesting 12 AFof water per year for a total of 52 AF per year from two water wells. This property is located on CabezaRoad near Yorktown, Texas and involves 142.66 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Petrohawk Energy onJohnny Bednorz’s Property. Under Section 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Ground-water Conservation District Board of Directors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearingon Tuesday November 20, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. in the DeWitt County Annex Court Room, located at 115 N.Gonzales in Cuero. This hearing is to receive public comments on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Petrohawk Energy. The proposed permit amendment application is to be used to hydraulic fracture an oilfield location. The Operating Permit Amendment Application is requesting 12 AFof water per year for a total of 64 AF per year from two water wells. This property is located on CabezaRoad near Yorktown, Texas and involves 142.66 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Pete Dlugosch. UnderSection 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board ofDirectors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday November 20, 2012, at2:00 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 Amendment Application from Pete Dlugosch. TheOperating Permit Amendment Application is requesting to decrease the annual production from 196 AF to75 AF per year. This property islocated on State Hwy 72 near Yorktown, Texas and involves 432 acres.

A Public Hearing on the Operating Permit Amendment Application from Brian Dlugosch. UnderSection 36.404 of the Texas Water Code, the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District Board ofDirectors does hereby give notice that it will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday November 20, 2012, at2:00 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 Amendment Application from Brian Dlugosch. TheOperating Permit Amendment Application is requesting 2 AF for a total of 4 AF per year. This property islocated on State Hwy 72 near Yorktown, Texas and involves 50 acres.

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

Sat, Nov. 10Jarrod BirminghamDoors 8pm, music 9pmTickets $10 / $13 minors

All ages welcome - 9 and under in free************************

Wed, Nov. 21 – Kyle ParkSat, Nov. 24 – Roger Creager

Shelving unit, bikes,youth guitar, drumsets, bowflex, walldecor, linens & lotsof misc. 3949 FM236 Sat. 7:30am-noon.

Large Garage Sale608 W. Thomas Sat.,Nov. 10 8-?. A littlebit of everything.

Collectibles SaleHallmark Orna ments,Barbie dolls & CocaCola Col lectibles 201Oak Lane Sat & Sun9a-?

Estate Sale. Art & Sally Means. 825 US 77A North Sat/Sun 8-3. Clocks,crocks, dolls, wallpockets, buttons,glassware, tea sets,linens & much more.

Yard Sale Fri/SatNov. 9 & 10, 20127am-? 106 N. Valley, Cuero. Knick Knacks,Christmans decora -t ions, curtains &misc.

Multi family Sale- Satonly 1625 N Ter rell.Couch, oak table,appliances, Snoopycrib bedding, com-forters, ladiesclothes, men’s3 & 4 X, Pre-lit Xmastree & lots more.

315 W. Sarah Fri11/9 & Sat. 11/10

8-4. Wedding dress-es, nik-naks, men,woman & chil drenclothing, Christ masitems, shoes & lotsof misc.

Garage Sale Sat,Nov. 10 1/2 mile pasthospital on left 87Rio Grande 8-? A lit-tle of everything.

Back Yard Sale Sat.Nov. 10 at 411 W.Sarah 8-?

Community Garage& Bake Sale.Weesatche DanceHall. Fri. Nov. 9 &Sat. Nov. 10. 8-?Crafts, plants house -hold items, clothes &misc.

Yard Sale 323 N.Eckhardt. Sat. Nov. 10. 8-?

Estate Sale. Sat.11/10 9-2. 470Crestview. Inside anitue furniture,dressers, beds, ta -bles & chairs. Manyother interestingitems! Don’t miss thisone!

Mari’s Garage Sale& Market Day! Sat -urday, Nov. 10. 468Green Acres Road.8-?. Kitchen, homedecor & misc items.New Jewelry, totebags & handcrafts.Shop early forChristmas!

Garage Sale! Sat.Nov. 10 8-2. 219 S.Nau St. Come See!

FOR SALE: WholePecans, Reason ableprice. 275- 3019.

DeWitt-Lavaca Special EducationCooperativeIs hiring for the following positions:• Secondary Behavior Teacher• Life Skills Teachers• Classroom ParaprofessionalsPlease submit yourapplication on line atwww.cueroisd.org.For more information call 361-275-6766.

Lantz Tire Servicehas an immediate

opening for a tire andautomotive

technician. To applycall 361-275-2387or

come by 220 N. Esplanade in Cuero.

HELP WANTED!!Employment oppor -tunity. Must havehazwoper and con -f ined space entrytraining. Yorktown,Tx. Please Call 361-574-8823.

Part-time retail salesclerk needed, M-F9:00 to 3:00. Perfectfor mom with schoolage kids. Benefitsavail able. Westhoffarea. (361)275-8236.

SeekingEnergeticCleaning Ladies!(Must be betweenthe ages of 18-55)with transportation tooilf ield locations.Resume submitted toti f fany.5starclean -i n g @ y a h o o . c o m(361) 655-3733.

Whispering OaksManor is a small,friendly, family oriented facility, in acountry setting, located in Cuero,Texas that is accept -ing applications forthe following positions:•Full Time CNA allshifts•10-6 LVN

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*For Sale RV Park*Great Income Property

14 Spaces with roomfor more. 110, 30/50AMP Metered. Allunder ground utilities.Well with treated watersystem. 120 x 60 ft.commercial buildingon slab. Great for oilservices etc. $399,000.

RICK DOAK361-243-1040 (c)

240 E. 5th Street Yorktown, TXPristine 3/2 stone home on huge corner lot. 2 car

garage, sprinker system. $225,000. Shown by appointment.

Wolf Real Estate 361-564-2452

3x3=$44.10 per week

4X13=$254.80 PER WEEK

Gonzales/Cuero/YoakumTime Warner Cable’s agreements with programmers to carry their services routinely expire from time totime. We are usually able to obtain renewals or extensions of such agreements, and carriage of pro-gramming services is discontinued only in rare circumstances. The following agreements with program-mers are due to expire soon, and we may be required to cease carriage of one or more of theseservices in the near future.

BBC AmericaCooking ChannelCurrent TVDIY NetworkE!EncoreEncore HDEncore ActionEncore DramaEncore LoveEncore SuspenseEncore RetroplexEncore FamilyEncore WesternsFood NetworkFood Network HDGACGSNHallmark ChannelHallmark Channel HDHallmark Movie Channel HDIFCLifetimeLifetime HDLMN LMN HDMusic Choice ChannelsNHL Center IceSmithsonian HDStarzStarz HDStarz CinemaStarz EdgeStarz InBlackStarz Kids & FamilyStarz On DemandStyleWE tvWE tv HD

In addition, from time to time we make certain changes in the services that we offer in order to betterserve our customers. The following changes are planned:

ADD:None at this time

MOVE:None at this time

DELETE:None at this time

CHANGE:None at this time

The new services listed below cannot be accessed on CableCARD-equipped Unidirectional DigitalCable Products purchased at retail without additional, two-way capable equipment. HD Television andHD set-top box required to receive HD services.

BET HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1502*CMT HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1505*Comedy Central HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1452*GMC HD to Digital Cable HD Channel 1155*MTV HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1509*Nick HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1129*Palladia HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1511*Spike HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1216*TruTV HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1457*VH1 HD to Standard Cable HD Channel 1503*RLTV to Digital Cable Channel 221

*HD Television and HD set-top box required to receive HD service

All trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. ©2012 Time Warner Cable, Inc. All rightsreserved. Time Warner Cable and the eye/ear logo are trademarks of Time Warner Inc. Used under license.

4x13=$254.80

For More Information Please Contact Randall Malik at 361-275-8178.

109 acres HWY 304 Gonzales. Perfect combina-tion, property approx. 3 miles from Gonzales.$4,000/acre.

Spicewood, TX.-47 Hill Country acres with a beautiful hilltop home. 5/4.5,infinity pool,barn/stable, with guest house. $1,975,000.

314 acres Gonzales Co.-Belmont 314 acresPerfect combination of hills and woods. New waerwells/ lake on property. Electricity is available$3250/acre.

NEW LISTING! Westhoff 3BR/1 bath, brick homewith double garage on .66 acres. Energy efficient double windows, New central heating unit, largeutility room, Attached sun room, and free standingutility shed. City water and water well. Mineralsconvey. $99,500.

NEW LISTING! 41 acres CR 298 Gonzales Co. Callfor price.

NEW LISTING! Beautiful Custom Home on 123+/-acres, horse stables with guest quarters. 3 acrelake. Too many amenities to list. CR 314A Wealder,TX $895,000.

NEW LISTING! 68+/- acres New Braunfels, TXCommercial $1,120,300.

SOLD

SOLD

Lillian H. SmithTexas Ranch Specialist

office: 830-236-5330 • cell: 830-857-6012lilliansmith@mac.com

Michael Ruschhauptoffice: 830-236-5330 • cell: 361-676-6114

www.buytexas2000.comwww.turnquistpartners.com

BAIL BONDHOTLINE

OFFICE CLERK

•Flexible schedule•Must type 35wpm•Must pass criminalback ground check•No ExperienceNecessary/Will

Train

Mature, long timeCuero resident

a plus. 361-275-2245

Ledwik Oilfield Serviceis hiring for

Roustabouts*24 hr call

*must pass drug test*must be DEPENDABLE

CDL Forklift Operator*must have CDL

*must pass drug testApply at

2105 N. McLeod, CueroPhone 361-275-9805

2X3 PD CASH

•Full t ime Admis -sions Coodinator/ -Marketing Director(Ask for Matthew)•Full time and Parttime Laundry (Ask for Liz)•Full time Cook andDietary Aid (Ask for Stokey)

Become part of awinning team andenjoy multiple bene -fits such as Medical& Dental Insurance,Vacation/Sick leaveand double holidaypay is offered for fullt ime posit ions.Please call AmberFink 361-275-3421.EOE.

AT&T is hiring RetailSales Consultantsand Sales SupportRepresentatives inVicoria, TX.

Bi-lingual (Spanish)preferred. If youhave one year cus -tomer facing salesexperience, AT&T isinterested in you!Both Full and Partt ime opportunit iesavailable. AT&T

offers paid trainingand competit ivewages and benefits.For more informationand to apply go to:http://connect.att.job -s/search/victoria.

Housekeeper need-ed. Yorktown Motel. (361) 537-5500.

Immediate Openings CueroHome HealthPHC/CBA are looking for severalattendants in Cuero.Contact ErmalindaVilla @ 361-275-8650.

Sales Clerk Needed.Apply in person at Wagner Hardware inCuero.

Wanted – someoneto tear downwood/metal bldg formaterials, $, or both.

Hurry. 275-9698.See at 210 S. Gon -zales.

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DeWitt County MMARKETPLACEARKETPLACEIn Cuero call (361) 275-3464 • In Yorktown call (361) 564-2242

The Classified Pages that serve all of DeWitt County.

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REGISTRATIONCLERK

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HOUSEKEEPERPRN

DIETARY AIDEFT

APPLICATIONS ON WEBSITE

PH: (361) 275-0522;Fax: (361) 275-5829

Website:www.cuerohospital.org

EOE

1X6.5= $31.85 per week

RN for Emergency Dept.: 7pm-7am, Full-time with benefits and Sign On BonusQualifications: Currently licensed by the State of Texas, 1 year experience in a medical setting and TNCC preferred.RN for Emergency Dept.: 7am-7pm, Full-time with benefits and Sign On BonusQualifications: Currently licensed by the State of Texas, 1 year experience in a medical setting and TNCC preferred. Maintenance Worker: Full-time with benefitsQualifications: High School Graduate or equivalent.Respiratory Therapist: Full-time with benefitsQualifications: Licensed by the State of Texas. One year as a Registered Respiratory Therapist preferred. Certified Nurses’ Aide, LVNs and RNs, PRN/As: Needed. Over 1 year experience eligible for POOL Compensation. Qualifications: High School graduate or equivalent required. Experience in preferred. Occupational Therapist: Full-time with Complete Benefit Package Qualifications: Graduate of an accredited program in Occupational Therapy.

Full Benefit Package for Full-Time Employees including Retirement, Medical and Vacation Schedule

Applications may be received at the Information Desk or request by email at:christina.benavides@okmh.org

2x4=$39.20 per week

Now Accepting Applications for:• RN- Weekend PT

(plan your own schedule)

• LVN- evening ($1000 sign on bonus)

• CNA’s -All Shifts (Sign on bonus)

• Medication Aide- evening FT ($500 sign on bonus)

• Cook- FT• Dietary Aide- FT

Benefit package includes: PTO time • Insurance

401K • bonus holiday pay Come tour our newly remodeled facility.

Come see us today or call!

Apply at: 1310 E. Broadway • Cuero, Texas361-275-9133

EOE

2X4.5=$44.10 per week

RN $35- $38 per hr. $420 a dayLVN $25-$28 per hr. $300 a day

CNA $12.50-$13 per hr. $150 a day

Make your own schedule and get PAID DAILY. Many hospitals and nursing homes available.

Call TLC STAFFING (361-578-8588)

Nurses Needed Urgently

3x2=$29.40 per weekx2 wks

Large psychiatric practice in theVictoria area is seeking an

experienced (non-managerial)NURSE PRACTITIONER and/or

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT. This person must be licensed with

the State of Texas and hold prescriptive licensures with the DEAand DPS. This person is expectedto have formal education, clinicaltraining, and experience to performexams, review patient records,order diagnostics studies as

needed and record patient progressnotes to maintain patient records.

They will also be required to prescribe medications and educatepatients on the use and possible

side effects of each drug prescribedSend RESUME to

absbilling@sbcglobal.net

2x3=$29.40 per week

Yorktown Nursingand

Rehab Centeris accepting applications for:

•CNASPART TIME/FULL TIME

•HOUSEKEEPING STAFF•DIETARY AIDES/COOKS

ASK ABOUT OUR $500 SIGN ON BONUS

Please come by today to complete an application, take atour of our award winning facility,and to see where you can fit into

our family.We are located at:

670 W. Fourth St. Yorktown, Texas 78164361-564-2275

EOE

2x3.5=$34.30

Prices Expire 11/14/12

3x7=$102.90 per week

CITY OF CUERO

3x5.5=$80.85 per week

Main Street Manager

The Main Street Manager is responsible for analyzing and developing revitalization strategies and recommendations inconsultation with the appropriate official and advisory bodiesand coordinating their implementation to achieve project goals.

Application deadline: Open until filledCity of Cuero offers competitive compensation and benefits.Additional information, job requirements and applications areavailable at City Hall and/or www.cityofcuero.com Please sendan application to Human Resources, City of Cuero, P.O. Box660, Cuero, Texas 77954, or fax to 361-275-6264. Applica-

tions must be submitted to City of Cuero at the address or faxnumber listed above by the deadline in order to be considered.

Equal Opportunity Employer.

361-275-6114 (206)

CITY OF CUERO

3x5.5=$80.85 per week

Automotive Mechanic

The Automotive Mechanic performs skilled work in the repair and maintenance of diesel and gasoline powered

vehicles and equipment.Application deadline: Open until filled

City of Cuero offers competitive compensation and benefits.Additional information, job requirements and applications are

available at City Hall and/or www.cityofcuero.com Please sendan application to Human Resources, City of Cuero, P.O. Box660, Cuero, Texas 77954, or fax to 361-275-6264. Applica-

tions must be submitted to City of Cuero at the address or faxnumber listed above by the deadline in order to be considered.

Equal Opportunity Employer.

361-275-6114 (206)

3x7=$102.90 perweek

3x4=$58.80 per week

Free Nurse Aide Training Classes beginning Nov. 19 for students intrested in working in our facility.Ideal for recertification or for non-experienced persons interestedin becoming certified on the TexasNurse Aide Registry. Testing fees paidon qualified individuals. Requirements: Texas ID or DL, SocialSecurity Card, and DPS backgroundchecks prior to class. Apply in person1310 E. Broadway, Cuero, Texas.

2x3=$29.40per week

Now Hiring at The Texan Stores! Cashier/Cooks

Apply at The Texan/Valero at

526 W. Main, Yorktown

74074Cuero Record11/07/122 Col (2.549”) x 2”pmc

Healthcare Professionals

• Certified Nurse Aide $500 Sign on Bonus if hired by 11/9/12 with agreement

• Licensed Vocational Nurse $750 Sign on Bonus if hired by 11/9/12 with agreement

We offer a new salary and benefits are available. Please apply in person or contact:

La Bahia Nursing and Rehabilitation, L.P. 225 E. Ward Street • Goliad, TX 77963

Phone: 361-645-8902 • Fax 361-645-8652

For other job opportunities please visit our websitewww.daybreakventure.com

EOE

2x2.5= $24.50

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