Medina Valley and County News Bulletin (Castroville, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 1, 1971 Page: 2 of 12
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ELECTRICITY OUT
The entire City of Castroville ' i
was without electricity for nearly
KRAFT Miracle Whip, .............................
KRAFT Jet Puffed Marshmallows, 10-02. Pkg
5 for................................................
PARK AY Com Oil Margarine, Lb.................
Board employes could restore
power. For protection of appli-
ances, when lights dim, etc;,
homeowners should disconnect
all appliances and air con-
ditioners.
BENEFIT CASTROVILLE BOYS CLUB
Exhibition Boxing By, West Side ■
YMCA Branch - 7:30 p.m.
Adults $1, Students 504, Under 12 FREE
Sponsored By CASTROVILLE MEN'S CLUB
an hour Wednesday evenin due
to a faulty capacitor on the
Kempf Lane. The cu rr en t was
severly reduced for 15 mins., then
city c rews cut the power com-
pletely until City Public Service
CHICOS
Service Center
Mobil Station
On U.S. 90, Castroville
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PEARS, California Bartlett, Lb..............
GRAPES, California White Seedless, Lb....
CELERY, California Large Stalk.............
YELLOW ONIONS, Texas Lb..........
MEATS
CLUB HAMS, Bar S Boreless, Lb.............
SLICED BACON, Cedar Kahn Thick, 2-Lb.
FRANKS, Rath's All Meat, 12-Oz. Pkg......
BOLOGNA, All Meat, Lb........................
FEEDS
MANGOLD'S Laying Mash, 50-Lb. Bag.
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troville, has been revealed.
Heffernan, 36, was dispensed
from his vows as a priest last
June, and Miss Rodriguez had
been out of the Divine Provi-
dence order for about a year and
a half. They were married Aug.
7 in a Roman Catholic ceremony
at St. Ann’s Church.
SPIKE BUCKS
There will not be a public
hearing at this time on the Me-
dina County Commissioners
Court’s decision to outlaw the
shooting of spike bucks in the
county, since the Texas Game &
Wildlife Dept, probably will not
call the m e et i n g for another 6
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CAN’T PASS BUS
A new state law no longer per-
mits Texas motorist? to stop and
proceed around a school bus
which is loading or unloading.
The new law applies bofh in
cities and in rural areas. The <
law will be strictly enforced.
52 LIVES
Texas Dept, of Public Safety
estimates 52 lives will be lost
in traffic accidents during the
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MV High School Cafetorium
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PAYING MAXIMUM EARNINGS
ALLOWED BY FEDERAL REGULATIONS
GEBHARDT'S Hot Dog Sauce, No. 1 Can.......
PICKLES, Rainbo Sweet Midget, 12-Oz. Jar.....
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538-2776
For FAST,
Friendly Service
Open Daily, 7 a.m.-10 p.m.
*Parts Assortment
*Motor & Tire Repair
*Gas & Oil & Tires
*Car Wash *Road Serviced
Cheeks Gonzales, Mgr:
vere burns in their efforts to pull
Petri free of the boom.
Petri is survived by his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petri;
brother, Tony, who teaches in the
Northeast School District; and
sister, Susan of Austin. Local
survivors include grandparents,
the R.R. Reduses, and his aunt
and uncle, the Lou Reduses, all
of Castroville.
Services were /Thursday. Aug,
26, at First Baptist Church, De-
vine. Burial followed in Ever-
green Cemetery; under the di-
rection of Hurley Funeral Home.
ROOT BEER, Dad's %-Gal., 2 for..................
MILK, Camatin Canned Tall Can, 5 for............
PICKLES, Green Beauty Whole Dill or Sour........
STUFFED OLIVES, Frank's 6-Oz. Jar.............
SEASONING, Frank's BFf & Grill, 40z...........
CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES, 10-Lb. Bag.............
CHARMIN Luncheon Napkins, 60-Ct., Pkg., 2 for.
SCOTT Paper Towels, Big Roll, 2 for...............
Localites are urged to attend
the exhibition boxing by the West
Side YMCA Branch at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. '2, at Mediha
Valley High School cafetorium.
Proceeds will go toward or-
The Medina County ASCS of-
fice in Hondo is providing offi- "
cial answers to localites Con-
cerning Pres. Nixon’s order de-
signed to stem inflation.
MISS HONDO
Miss Janelle Been, a senior at
Hondo High School and 17-year-
old daughter of the Autry Beens,
has been crowded Miss Hondo.
Mrs. Been teaches at Medina
Valley Jr. High in Lacoste. Miss
M e di n a Val l ey, Sue Nester of
Dunlay, was a special guest.
the Castroville Men’s Club. Ad-
mission is $1 for adults, 50
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are free.'
MARRIAGE TOLD
The marriage of Donald J.
Heffernan of‘San Antonio, a form-
er priest, and Miss Genevieve
Rodriguez, former CCD coordi-
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me after I lost my mother. Cecil took
care of me until I got married. Any- long Labor Day Weekend,
time we had to have help she was • AMSwED nEerin
willing. I know that I never can repy
.her. When Fred was a boy, he often i
left home for a couple of days. Our
dad said, “It’s not any use fussing
monuments
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By ARCHIE JAGGE
I think the greatest change in this
country came after World War I. It
seemed everything began to happen.
We had radio, television, automobiles
and' tractors. I often wonder where
people will go from these times. We
often think about the' times our par-
ents told us about the man or the wom-
an in the moon. Today people are
landing on the modn. If that isn’t
something. I don’t know what will
happen next. I guess they will try to
go to some of the planets which will
take quite a bit more time.
This is Good Friday,( 1971. , I am
.starting on a different subject. This
time it is sad. I lost my last brother,
Fred Jagge. He died March 10, 1971.
So that leaves me all alone. There is
not much left of that old Jagge family.
When Fred was a young man, he was
different than his other brothers. He
believed in doing just what he want-
ed to do. Also, he liked all the peo-
ple, and it seemed all, the p eop l e
liked him. He often said, “If you
can't say any thing good about anyone, '
don’t say, anything at all.” He lived
at home with hisprents until he and
Cecil Poemerwere married. She .was
just like my dear mother to me. I don't
know what would have happened to
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does just what he wants to do. ”
Freddie Jagge Haby was born Oct.
9, 1912, at the Fred J agge ranch. She
was the only child of Fred and Cecil
Jagge. Freddie graduated from St.
Louis School. She remained on the
Jagge ranch until she married Floyd
Haby. Freddie died March 29'at Cas-
troville Hospital, just 9 days after
her father. Freddie was one of the
nicest girls I ever knew, not only to
her family, but to everyone. When she
went to school, she loved all her
friends, especially the poor ones.
She often came home and told us what
she had done with her fruit and can-
dy; she had given it to someone who
had none.
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. I spent a great amount of time with
Freddie and her family. She was a
devout Christian all her life. We all
will remember her in our prayers.
(To Be Continued.)
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Chris Petri, 19, whose father
is principal of Medina Valley In-
termediate School in Castroville,
was killed and 3 others injured
shortly before noon Tuesday as
the result of an electrical acci-
y dent 3 miles south of Devine.
The accident occurred
, at the Pete Morales Feedlot when
, a derrick mounted on a truck the
men were using to transfer a mo-
, for from an irrigation well came
in contact with a 69,000-Volt
Medina Electric Co-Op transmis-
sion line. 1"
Transferred by MAST helicop-
ter to Baptist Memorial Hospital,
San Antonio, were Mike Carr, 20,
David Wilkerson, 23, and Lupe
Velasquez, 19. All were listed in
fair condition.
It Was reported that Wilkerson
was driving the truck, while the
other 3 were riding in the back
with the derrick boom when it
cam e in contact with the line.
The electrical impact was said
to have ignited the truck’s tires
and soles of the men’s shoes.
Petri, who was holding on to the
boom, was killed instantly, and
Carr and Velasquez sqffered se-
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GREEN BEANS, Libby's Cut, 303 Can, 4 for...
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FLOUR, Gold Medal 5-Lb< Baq.....
FAB Powder Detergent, Gt. Siz....
GULF Charcoal'Lighter, Qt......... .
538-2232
) Castroville
STAFFEL'S Laying Crumbles, 50-Lb. Bag.....$2.69
STAFFEL'S Growing Crumbles, 50-Lb. Bag....$2.75
STAFFEL'S Scratch Feed, 50-Lb. Bag...........52.45
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Schott, Bobbie. Medina Valley and County News Bulletin (Castroville, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 1, 1971, newspaper, September 1, 1971; Castroville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1599295/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Castroville Public Library.