Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 10

IDA-DEL RIO (TEXAS) NEWS-HERALD. Sunday. Septombcr S. 1971 Eagle Pass Gets Furniture Plant Jp the News Herald have been taken to assure the PASS Final steps location of a new furniture Del Rio Area Servicemen Joe Garcia, San Felipe quarterback for two years, has joined the new action according to SFC. Jose Meave and S.Sgt, Marion Myrick, local United States Army recruiters, Joe is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. R. Garcia of 116 Arranaga St. in Del Rio. His wife is the former Maria C.

Guzman of Del Rio. He graduated from San Felipe High School, where he was a letterman for four years. Navy Petty Officer 1C Robert A. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William T. Fleetwood of Laughlin Air Force Base in Del Rio, participated in the first night operation which simultaneously employed dual methods to refuel and resupply an underway aircraft carrier. With hazards of two ships steaming together at close refueling quarters intensified by South China Sea darkness. Walker's ship, the nuclear powered attack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, took fuel from the combat stores ship USS Sacramento by the familiar "highline" method. At the same time, in another critical operation, the "Big was receiving vital supplies by helicopter transfer from the multi-mission Sacramento.

Walker is a graduate of Rantoul Township High School at Rantoul, III. Army Sp.5 Jimmy Gideon, son of Mr. and Mrs George W. Gideon of 1011 Avenue in Del Rio, recently received the Bronze Star Medal in Vietnam. He was presented the medal for distinguishing himself through meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces in Vietnam.

The medal, adopted tn recognizes outstanding achievement. Spec. Gideon received the award while assigned as a driver with headquarters detachment of the 7th Transportation Battalion near Long Binh. Army Sp. 4 Jerry L.

Henderson, son of James W. Henderson of 12024 E. 2nd St. in Del Rio, received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces in Vietnam. Spec.

Henderson received the award while assigned as a JOE GARCIA petroleum storage specialist with the 512th Quartermaster Company near Long Binh," His wife, Linda, lives in Sonora. Six Del Rioans recently completed with weeks of basic training ot the United Slates Army Training Center. Infantry-, at Ft. Polk, La. They received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, combat tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid" and Army history and traditions.

They include Pvt. Fermi Levrie, 18, son of Mrs. Marie L.R. Levrie of 305 Ware St. in Del Rio.

His father. Jesus C. Levrie, resides at 3831 Pitluk St. in San Antonio. Pvt.

Mario BiK-erra, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fidencio Becerra of 114 Hey Dr. in Del Rio; his wife, Sara, resides at 211 E. Nicholson, in Del Rio Pvt.

Nick A. Becerra. 18. son of Mrs. Felis F.

Becerra of 219 Albert St. He was trained in the preparation of military "retotds and forms. Instruction also was given in (lie fundamentals of the Army filing system, typing and operation of office machines. Pvt. Daniel Cuellar, 19.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Oenaro Cueliar of 1704 Avenue in Del Rio. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies. weapons.

Army history and traditions, as did Pvt Jesse Duran 19 whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Duran Sr. reside nt 10!) Cordona and Pvt. Isaac Acosta.

19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose G. Acosta of 10 Teresa St. in Del Rio.

manufacturing plant In Eagle Pass. Ken Ecclestone of San Antonio will head the new company known as Border Manufacturers and Distributors, are In great demand by the major manufacturing, and distributing companies of name brands. He Is now funded by a joint venture made up of Maverick County Development Corporation and Maverick Enterprises, both local development groups. These funds are being used to prepare samples which will be unveiled at the fall furniture shows which he will attend by invitation of major furniture distributing corporations. Some advance sales are assured, and following the showings, Border Manufacturing will begin production in quantity.

It is anticipated that operations will begin at Avalon Industries building with the assistance of Hugo Werner, one of the local manufacturers. It will progress in orderly steps to occupy a place in the Industrial Park which is progressing rapidly. Avalon Industries can supply facilities until such time as the park is ready for construction of a new factory. The type of furniture to be built -in Eagle Pass is strikingly yet along ctassis lines. One model is on display in the window of the Maverick County Development Corporation office at 601 Rio Grande.

Materials to be used are aluminum, plastic, and glass, 'Hie aluminum is cast and plated to resemble brass, copper, bronze, and silver. The plastics are indistinguishable from wood, stone, and leather. One has to see examples of this artistic work to fully appreciate its delicate sturdy boauty. When the plant is in operation, it will employ from 50 to 70 workers. Urgently needed at this time are experienced aluminum casting foremen and aluminum foundry workers, pattern makers, woodcarvers, and more especially, sculptors, or people Who can carve plaster.

These specialized jobs will probably be filled by key people recruited loca'lly. if possible. Later on these artists and technicians will work with the Concentrated Employment Program and (he TEC office to recruit and train other skilleS people. Jobs will be filled mainly by residents of the local neighborhoods who are heads of families. Ttie plant will offer employment for mostly male workers.

A number of other products will be manufactured once the plant is in full production: Public Records MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert James Owens and Sheryl Anne Butterbaugh, Aug. Fernando Riojas and Marta Elena Castorena, Aug. 27. Israel Torres and Berta Elena Noyola, Aug. 27.

Robert Charles Sanchez and Elva Elisa Oviedo, Aug. 30. Justino Mendez Vasquez and Consuelo Alicia Moya, Aug. 31. Steven Albert Barnes and La Verne Wallace, Aug 31 DEEDS Karin Dudash to Martha W.

Howard. Lot 4, Block F.A. Hunter Subdivision. Frank S. Luna to Juanita Luna, Lot 10, Block Skyways Addition.

James Clen Morgan to James Chester Foster, Lot 27, Block Buena Vista No. 2 Unit II Subdivision. John H. Shaffer to Joe P. Sanchez, Lot 16, Block II, Blum Addition.

Buena Vista Development Co. to Francis J. Vaughan, Lot 11, Block I. Buena Vista No. 2 Unit IV Subdivision, Lot 2, Block Cenlza Hills Unit 1.

Francis J. Vaughan to David G. Bradley, Lot 2, Block Ceniza Hills Unit 1 Subdivision. Jessie Mae Henderson to Bee Henderson, Lot 4, Block 54, North Heights Addition. Lorene Schrier to Marcus O.

Briggs, Lot 2, Block 49, First Fbilroad Addition. Francis J. Vaughan to Robert E. II, Block Buena Vista No. 2 Unit IV Subdivision.

Ignacio J. Flores to Angela F. Aguilar, Lot 6, Block 26, North Heights Addition. Wesley Lee Humphries to Paul E. Mason, Lot 21, Block 5, Val Verde Park Addition.

Shamrock Homes Inc. to Kenneth Ray Croisant, Lot 17, Block B. Alta Vista Unit 11 Subdivision. Virginia Ann McWilliams to Harriett Green, Lots 22, 23 24, Block 18, Val Verde Park County. Val Verde Park Development Co.

to Virginia Ann McWilliams; Lots 22. 23 24, Block 18, Val Verde Plirk County. George C. Jackson to Paul A. Gonyer, Lot 4, Block Buena Vista No.

2 Subdivision. H. C. Green to Mayo Nelson, Lot 15, Hlock Viva Verde Estates. Shamrock Homes to" Merrill P.

Chambers, Lot 23 Block Buena Vista No Unit II Subdivision. Donald J. Yuengrr to Heard Waters. Lot -I. Block First Airport Addition.

Buena Vista Development Co. to Kenneth William Freeman, Lot 9, Block Buena Vista No. 2 Subdivision' DIVORCES Mary Lou Cox and Lewis G. Cox. Aug.

2-1. CAR LICENSES Chester P. Rutigliano, 1971 Ford fordor. Ed Palma Ford Aug. 24.

Ronald L. Palmer. 1971 Pontiac coupe, Monroe Motor Aug. 25. Stephen Lang, 1971 Jeep Autb Marine Center Aug.

25. George R. Bowers, 1971 Olds fordor, Arledce Motot Co Aug. 25. June S.

Ross, 1971 Chevrolet coupe, Howard Brien Motor Aug. 25. Robert Hutto, 1971 Ford pickup, Ed Palma Ford. Aug. A.

M. Cunningham, 1971 Ford station wagon, Ed Palma Ford, 25. Thomas E. Englishbco, 1971 Datsun fordor, Isenhour Service Center Aug. 26.

Robert L. Taylor, 1971 Opel station wagon, Arlcdgo Motor Aug. 26. C. Guardarrama.

1971 Mercury fordor, Ed Palma Ford, Aug. 26. Rio Grande Electric Corp. 1971 Pontiac fordor, Monroe Motor AUR. 2li.

Annabel T. Newman-Coleman C. Newman, 1971 Plymouth fordor, Rio Chrysler Aug. 26. Dale C.

Butler, 1971 Buick ludor. Arledge Motor Aug. 27. L. H.

Wood. 1971 Ford fordor. Ed Palma Ford, Aug. 27. Earl Bowers, 1971 Ford pickup.

Ed Palma Ford, Aug. 27. Jesse M. Torrez, 1971 Mercury fordor, Ed Palma Ford, Aug. 27.

Paul W. Kent, 1971 Plymouth Valiant tudor, Rio Chrysler Aug. 27. Donald R. Luper, 1971 Pontiac fordor, Monroe Motor Aug.

27. Beatrice Medina, 1971 Pontiac fordor, Monroe Motor Aug. 27. Jimmy F. Bradley, 1971 Ford pickup, Ed Palma Ford, Aug.

Ol, L- D. Dielsi, 1971 pickup, Ed Paurm Ford, Aug. Ol. Richard Cortinas, 1971 Ford fordor, Ed Palma Ford, Aug. Ol, Oran R.

Bailey, 1971 Pontiac coupe, Monroe Motor Co Aug. 31. Jose A. Coronado, 1971 Pontiac ludor, Monroe Motor Aug. 31.

Jacinto Lopez Barrera, 1971 GMC Monroe Motor Aug. 31. Paul A. Gonyer, 1971 GMC pickup, Monroe Motor Aug. 31.

George J. Prokopiak, 1971 Plymouth tudor, Rio Chrysler Aug. 31. WELDERS EQUIPMENT CO. "Expert Welding Equipment Repair'' DISTRIBUTOR FOR: Aireo-Victor-Harris-Meco-Smith For Your Welding Supplies Call 775-2141 Day or Night 306 Ave.

IP Mexican Consul Pena Vacation! Captain Komiro Pena Guerra, Mexican consul In Del Rio, left Friday for a two-month vacation In which he will tour different parts of Mexico. During his absence Mr. Jacinto Salinas will be Chancellor In Charge of the Mexican Consulate. Customs Inspector Lance Wade Receives Achievement Award U. S.

Customs Inspector Herrlne, nort nf mrolvA itvnn Achievement Award Friday. The presentation was made at Amlstad Dam by D. port director of Customs at Del Rio, In the name of Kenneth W. Wlsecarver, acting regional commissioner at Houston. Inspector Wade will also receive a $200 cash award at the expiration of the current freeze on priors and wages.

Herring presented the award in recognition of Inspector Wade's outstanding contributions toward the enforcement of Customs and related laws and regulations, toward promoting hotter service to the public and toward promoting better teamwork at this port." BECAUSE OF OUR I THESE PRICES ARE STILL GOOD THRU THIS TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1971 Good tn Del Rj ICE FRESH CHUCK CREAM FRYERS STEAK Farmer Jones Assorted Flavors i-artn Fresh Government Inspected Whole USDA Good Beef, Valu-Trimmed Round steak US DA Good Peef Pound ROEGEIEINS, HICKORY SMOKED SMOKETS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PIGFEETorMENUDO USDA INSPECTED TURKEY DRUMSTICK USOA GOOD BEEF RIB STEAK "SI 59c 29c USOA GOOD BEET, MLIMHHIKED SIRLOIN STEAK USM GOOD UEt, VALU-TIUHMED T-BONE STEAK POM, SHU OWENS SAUSAGE SNim PREMIUM nil SANDWICHES LUNCHEON LOAF 99c Paimd Tcund 6 Pound Tin FARMER JONES HAMBURCERS OR HOT DOG BUNS 8 Ct. Pkg. Farmer Jones AA Farmer Jones For Dozen' 10 Lb. Bag OLIVES MANZANEUA, TOlE, STUFFED CHERRIES VICTORY.MARASCHINO 3 1 PAPER 6 PORK BEANS VAN CAMP 4 KRAFT, AU.

VARIETIES BAR-B-Q SAUCE 9VfeOzJ Pkg. FARMER XHIES. HAMBURGER BUNS HOT DOG BUNS 4 8 $1. INSTAHT NESCAFECJOFFEE HlTDRINKT 29c COKE DR. PEPPER OP SPRITE Bottle Carton Plus Deuosit OOIE.

Woch min. PAPER PLATES POTATO STIX 100-Com! 25c RITE GOOD DRINKS 5 $1. FRUIT JUICE, UUfS $1. FRUIT COCKTAIL FRUIT JUICE, MN.KS LIBBY'S PEARS GRIFFIN SALADJ)RESSING LIBBY'S BEETS 16 1SOL one HOunct 5S Excellent For Stuffing. PC Each Yellow onions Car, Pound Frozen Fresh Frozen Foods! Kounty Libdy's Lemonade! Corn I beans ounty Kist Green PIGGLY WIGGLV Regular or Pink 6Oz.

Can 20 Oz. Pkg. 18 Oz. Pkg. DISCOUNT FOOD STORES.