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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2021 Visit us online at easttexasnews.com • PolkCountyEnterprise • Subscribe to our e-edition• 75 CENTS Celebrating HAPPY BIRTHDAY Easter Polk County celebrates 175 years By Jason Chlapek
Polk County turned a year older on Tuesday. The county celebrated its 175th year of existence, and the Polk County Historical Museum hosted festivities Tuesday. The birthday cel- ebration took six weeks to plan, according to museum curator Betsy Deiterman. “We had to be sure of the date, research the found- ing of the county and how the division was made, the legislature, then go through the archives and pick inter- esting pictures,” she said. “This was a come-and-go acknowledgement of the birthday for Polk County. We gave away a limited supply of gift bags. Patrons saw lots of photographs from many decades. The oldest photographs are framed and the oldest was in the 1880s.” A pair of photo exhibits are on display at the mu- seum until April 10. These displays are in commemo- ration with the county’s Photo by Jason Chlapek | PCE 175th birthday. A pair of photo exhibits commemorating Polk County’s “I pulled 75 pictures that 175th birthday will be on display at the Polk County His- people normally don’t get torical Museum until April 10. Polk County celebrated its The City of Livingston (left and below) and to see,” Deiterman said. “I 175th year on Tuesday. City of Goodrich (above) each held Eas- think we need to acknowl- ter egg hunts Saturday for area children. edge that Polk County has Livingston scattered 20,000 eggs across been here 175 years and it’s Pedigo Park, while Goodrich had 5,000 on a notable number.” the track infield at Goodrich High School. Some of the photos on display are in need of identification, according to Deiterman. “Many of our pictures don’t have identification or dates,” she said. “We’re asking people that if they recognize anyone in the pictures to please let us became a state – March The county was named know. We have a form for 2, 1836 – Polk County after then-President James people to fill out if they rec- was formed on March Polk. The 11th President of ognize people or dates.” 30, 1846. The county was the United States was an A decade and exactly formed out of neighboring advocate for Texas state- four weeks after Texas Liberty County. hood.
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Editor’s note: Each week, Polk County Enterprise editor Ja- son Chlapek will ask a Ques- tion of the Week that residents will have the opportunity to answer. The views expressed by Allyssa Dyson John Henderson GRAND CHAMPION Courtesy photo each individual do not reflect “I will be cooking and eating “I plan on going to church - Reagan Reeves (right) of Big Sandy won grand champion in the steer competition for the views of the companies for lots of yummy food, and and celebrating the resur her bovine last week at the 75th Trinity-Neches Livestock Show. More photos from the which they work. seeing my family.” rection of Jesus Christ.” TNLS can be seen in Sunday’s edition of the Enterprise.
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2A | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | Thursday, April 1, 2021 SPCA quarantine building damaged due to freeze
Special to the Enterprise facility, the drainage pipes the quarantine facility in the SPCA’s quarantine within the main building It’s been more than a building still burst. This as a more permanent month since Winter Storm caused flooding and the solution that would be safer Uri hit Texas, but the SPCA extent of the damage would and easier to sanitize and of Polk County is still trying have cost more than the maintain. In addition, it to recover from the arctic building’s worth. would effectively double the freeze. As a result, the board capacity. Despite taking every of directors voted to The new, expanded precaution to protect its implement a plan to relocate quarantine facility will be vital for the care of the SPCA’s most at-risk Come Join Us animals. The SPCA is in the process of obtaining bids for You do not have to be a veteran to the electrical, plumbing and general construction. visit the VFW Post 8568 any time! It is critical for their We are now back to proudly serving our community! health and the health of the other animals in the facility to be able to separate the new arrivals while the OPEN health status of the animals is evaluated. If health Courtesy photos Tues-Thurs 11am-11pm problems are identified, a SPCA that much closer dedicated quarantine area to providing a quarantine Drainage pipes in the SPCA’s quarantine building burst dur- Fri & Sat 8am-11pm truly saves lives. facility for the highest ing Winter Storm Uri which caused serious flood damage. Litters of puppies risk population. Donors Closed Sun & Mon abandoned on the side of or volunteers can contact the road or strays born 936-755-3020 or visit CANTINA/Refreshments under a house are always www.spcapolk.org or send at a higher risk to develop donations to PO Box 1403, parvo or other serious Livingston, Texas 77351 or See ya’ll there! illnesses. Young kittens visit 802 S. Houston Ave. typically come in with some Livingston, Texas 77351. degree of upper respiratory The SPCA of Polk Post infection, eye infections, etc. County is a 501(c)3 None of this will be nonprofit organization with 8568 possible without the support a no-kill policy. It is not 4951 US Hwy 190 W • Livingston of the community. The affiliated with, nor receives SPCA has limited funds grants from any federal, 936-327-9119 • [email protected] allocated to this project and state or local agencies. NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR HALL RENTAL!! need donations to make this The SPCA is reliant on Graduations, Birthdays, Class Renunions, project a reality. the generosity of supporters Quinceañeras & Meetings. Call for more information. Any donation, regardless to help serve the community of the amount, will get the and animals in care.
WOMEN’S HISTORY Courtesy photos In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office honored an officer from its past and a local high school graduate in Livingston. Sergeant Della Holcomb was a pioneer at the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office. She was the first African-American woman to grad- uate from the Gus George Law Enforcement Academy in 1986. Holcomb, a graduate of Dunbar High School in Liv- ingston, is also believed to be the first African-American woman to reach the rank of sergeant. It was a promotion given by then-Sheriff Milton Wright. Sergeant Holcomb worked at the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office from 1982 as a correctional officer, retiring in 2000 as sergeant.
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Ladycats Softball has had a great season thus far with a record of 11-4.
Chasitie Roberts shown here about to swing. Baseball
Baseball has a record of 6-5. They came in runners-up in the Weimar Tournament over Spring Break. Layne Purkerson & Brady Smith were tournament standouts & made the All-Tournament team.
Gauge Mosley tags out a runner Layne Purkerson and Brady Smith at third. Robotics
Students in Ms. Wheeler’s Robotics class competed in the state competition in Clear Creek. Teams placed 19th, 21st, 26th out of 37 teams total.
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4A | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | Thursday, April 1, 2021 OPINION
LETTERS TO THE Government EDITOR POLICY It is the policy of The Enterprise to encourage Officials reader participation on its Opinion page. Diverse and varied opinions are Contact List welcomed. Because of space limitations, we NATIONAL must limit all contributors PRESIDENT to one letter per person • Joseph Biden (D) per month. Letters of The White House 400 words or less will be published unless they 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW contain language or Washington, D.C. 20500 content that the editors Phone numbers: feel is inappropriate. Comments: 202-456-1111 Letters must either be Switchboard: 202-456-1414 about Polk County, from a Fax: 202-456-1414 resident of Polk County, or BRAT Comments: 202-456-6213 LE ING in response to a story that CE Visitors Office: 202-456-2121 appears in print or online in EST. 1846 The Enterprise. STATE Examples of content 175 YEARS GOVERNOR that will cause letters to Polk county Historical markers • Greg Abbott be rejected include the PO Box 12428 following: Austin, Texas 78711-2428 • Confusing or unclear 800-843-5789 points. The Polk County Historical commission is working with the Polk County Enterprise to tell our county’s story through • Crude language. Texas historical markers. The Texas Historical Commission awards historical markers for structures, cemeteries and SENATORS • Poor taste. people. The process begins with a designation application. For more information, go to www.the.texas.gov./markers or • John Cornyn • Disrespectful call Polk County Historical commission marker chairman, Joanne Westmoreland, at 936-967-4656. comments regarding a 5300 Memorial Drive Suite group’s or individual’s 980 Houston, TX 77007 ethnicity, gender, religion, Main: 713-572-3337 culture, sexual orientation Old City Cemetery • Ted Cruz or race. The Mickey Leland • Other incendiary Federal Building language or remarks. (Old livingston cemetery) 1919 Smith St. • Endorsements for Suite 9047 or complaints about Old City Cemetery/Old Livingston Cemetery is located at the corner of North Houston Street and Polk Street in Livingston. Houston, TX 77002 individually named (713) 718-3057 commercial products or On Long King’s Trace, traveled as early as 1834 from the Indian village near Swartwout, on the Trinity, to the principal East Texas town, services. Texas Senate • Poetry. Nacogdoches. (U.S. 190 follows Trace in this area.) • Robert Nichols • Personal attacks. Cemetery’s oldest known graves, from the era of Republic of Texas, are those of Josephus (1840) and Adolphus (1842) Choate, young P.O. Box 2347 • “Thank You” letters sons of Moses L. and Ursula Choate, who in 1846 donated site for county seat of Polk County. In this plot lie many early citizens — some that go beyond general in unmarked, forgotten graves. Jacksonville, Texas 75766 thanks to the community; Cemetery restored 1967-1969 by City of Livingston, is preserved in memory of the pioneers. Texas Congress District 8 attempt to serve as an advertisement for This historic graveyard began in 1840 with the burial of four-year-old Joseph Choate, son of Moses Livingston Choate (1794-1867) and U.S. House District 36 a company, individual Ursula Choate (1807-1880). Early pioneers from Kentucky, the Choates moved to Texas and received a league of land while this area was • Brian Babin or political party; or still a part of Mexico. On his land, Choate established a town he called Springfield. Tyler County Courthouse is submitted in lieu of After Polk County was created in 1846, Moses Choate donated 100 acres of his land near Springfield for the county seat and changed 100 W. Bluff Drive a paid “Thank You” the name of the town to Livingston. A 1.5 block section of land, which included the family cemetery, was set aside for religious and edu- Woodville TX 75979 advertisement. cational purposes. A masonic lodge (with a schoolroom) and a church were built on that property in the 1850s; after those institutions 409-331-8066 During periods ahead of relocated later in the century, the cemetery expanded over this entire block. By 1906, burials in The Old City Cemetery had almost ceased an election, The Enterprise and the last interment took place in 1940. Texas House District 19 does not accept letters At least 25 Republic of Texas citizens, two Mexican War veterans and 30 Civil War veterans are buried here. A few memorial markers • James White to the editor urging stand to honor persons interred elsewhere. There are 167 visible tombstones and at least 65 unmarked burials, with more than 70 P. O. Box 95 voters to vote for or against candidates in local gravesites destroyed over the years. As a reminder of the early Heritage of Texas and Polk County, The Old City Cemetery is an important Woodville, Texas 75979 936-634-2762 elections. cultural resource for the community. Endorsements should POLK COUNTY be displayed in political JUDGE advertising. In light of this policy, we reserve • Sydney Murphy the right to reject or edit 101 W. Church St., Set. 300 letters for references to Voting restrictions bill passes committee Livingston, Texas 77351 candidates and whether- 936-327-6813 or not they should be A Texas Senate commit- State Capital involved 14 defendants, acquired more than 23,000 elected. The Enterprise will tee on Friday passed an elec- who were sentenced to a acres throughout the South SHERIFF accept letters expressing tions bill that would tighten Highlights combined 74-plus years in to protect forestlands at risk • Byron Lyons views on bond measures, prison and ordered to pay due to urban development the state’s voting rules by By Gary Borders 1733 N. Washington constitutional amendments limiting extended early vot- $82.9 million in restitution. or clear cutting. Livingston, Texas 77351 and other such issues. Texas Press Association ing hours, requiring proof of According to a news TFS works with landown- 936-327-6810 Letters will not be accepted disability to qualify for mail- release from DWC, the de- ers on a “willing buyer/will- once early voting has older can receive one of the partment’s fraud unit identi- ing seller” basis to obtain the COMMISSIONERS begun. in voting and prohibiting drive-thru voting. three versions available in fied health care providers at lands and enhance sustain- The Enterprise will not the state. • Guylene Robertson, Pct. 1 Senate Bill 7, sponsored Forest Park who billed the able forest management. knowingly publish factually A total of 3.57 million P. O. Box 740 by Sen. Bryan Hughes, state’s workers’ compensa- “A conservation ease- incorrect information. Texans are fully vaccinated Goodrich, TX 77335 Only letters written R-Mineola, is one of Gov. tion system. The unit turned ment is an interest in land 936-365-2222 — about 12 percent of the over the data to the FBI. acquired to protect certain exclusively to the Gregg Abbott’s legislative state’s population. DSHS • Ronnie VIncent, Pct. 2 newspaper will be “Fraudulent billing within conservation values,” ex- priorities this session. has directed vaccine provid- P. O. Box 1388 the health care system drives plained Gretchen Riley, Onalaska, TX 77360 published. Letters to During testimony Friday, ers to give priority to people a third party or those up the costs of health care the Forest Legacy Program 936-646-5929 the committee received op- 80 years and older. written to more than for everyone,” Debra Knight, Coordinator at Texas A&M • Milt Purvis, Pct. 3 position testimony from To that point, a new out- one newspaper are not DWC deputy commissioner, Forest Service. “It is a good P. O. Box 670 AARP, the League of Wom- reach partnership between accepted. “Wallpaper” said. “These significant way to assure important, Corrigan, Texas 75939 en Voters, NAACP and the Texas Health and Hu- - submissions that are sentences demonstrate that vulnerable landscapes – and 936-398-4171 in large part copied-and- other groups. Hughes de- man Services Commission health care fraud will not be the benefits they provide to • Tommy Overstreet Pct. 4 scribed his bill as attempting and several partners was an- pasted from another author tolerated.” Texans – are sustained for P. O. Box 2312 or organization - will not be to strike a balance between nounced last week by Gov. the future.” Livingston, Texas 77351 published. “maintaining fair and honest Gregg Abbott. Among those Border transportation Fox Hunters Hill borders 936-327-6866 All letters must be signed elections with the opportu- participating to expand the and include the writer’s nity to exercise one’s right to master plan approved 213,000 acres of protected state’s Save Our Seniors JUSTICE OF THE PEACE street address or route vote,” according to the Texas by state lands in the Angelina and program launched in Febru- • Darrell Longino, Pct. 1 address telephone number, Tribune. ary are the Texas Employee The Texas Department of Sabine National Forests, which will be used for Transportation has approved including one of the last 101 W. Mill St., Suite 152 Retirement System, Texas Livingston, Texas 77351 verification purposes only. Any Texan old enough Teachers Retirement Sys- the Border Transportation undeveloped coves of Toledo Letters may be to legally drive can Master Plan after years of Bend Reservoir. 936-327-6884 submitted by mail to tem, AARP and various • Sarah Rasberry, Pct. 2 receive COVID-19 Medicare health plans. research and analysis of cur- “Letters to the editor,” Polk Protect yourself 14115 U.S. Hwy. 190 West vaccine More than 1 million doses rent and future transporta- County Enterprise, P.O. from social media Onalaska, TX 77360 More than 10.2 mil- of the vaccine are being tion needs and growth in Box 1276, Livingston, TX identity theft 936-636-3674 77351; in person at 100 E. lion Texans have received shipped to Texas provid- the border region. Secretary of State Ruth The Texas Department of • Robert Johnson, Pct. 3 Calhoun St., Livingston, TX; at least one dose of the ers this week. Texans can 201 W. Ben Franklin sent by fax to (936) 327- R. Hughs, who chaired the Insurance has some advice COVID-19 vaccine as of call 2-1-1 or go to https:// Corrigan, TX 75939 7156 or sent via e-mail to Sunday, according to the tinyurl.com/9dvpetm9 for Board Trade Advisory Com- on taking simple steps to [email protected]. mittee, praised the decision. protect social media ac- 936-398-5574 Texas Department of State more information about get- • Jamie Richardson, Pct. 4 Further questions may Health Services. The pace ting the vaccine. The plan recommended counts and thus avoid most be directed to Editor Jason strategies to help U.S. and scams. Those tips include: 602 E. Church Str., Suite 135 is expected to quicken now Livingston, TX 77351 Chlapek, 936-327-4357. COVID-19 cases in Mexican officials improve • Don’t post ID cards, that anyone 16 years and 936-327-6865 Texas drop slightly efficiency in the movement including a COVID-19 vac- of freight, goods and people cination card. The number of new CONSTABLES POLK COUNTY COVID-19 cases in Texas across the state’s 28 border • Watch out for online crossings. quizzes and surveys that • Scott Hughes, Pct. 1 dropped to 27,185 last week, 101 W. Church St., Suite 103 with 741 deaths reported. “I look forward to our ask for personal informa- ENTERPRISE continued work together tion, such as the model of Livingston Texas 77351 Both are down just slightly 936-327-2807 MEMBER ALVIN HOLLEY, OWNER MEMBER from the previous week, ac- on the implementation of your first car, name of your 2020 2020 • Bill Cunningham, Pct. 2 KELLI BARNES, PUBLISHER cording to the Coronavirus the master plan to raise first pet, or your hometown. TEXAS PRESS Telephone Number 936-327-4357 TEXAS PRESS P.O. Box 2063 ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION Center at Johns Hopkins awareness of its importance, Those are often also security AWARD WINNER (USPS 437-340) AWARD WINNER improve quality of life for login questions. Onalaska, TX 77360 University. Hospitalizations 936-646-3691 Entered as Periodical Matter at the Post Office at Livingston TX 77351 residents of the border re- • Don’t overshare. The WEBSITE: polkenterprise.com of confirmed COVID-19 • Ray Myers, Pct. 3 gion, and secure economic more a scammer finds out Newsroom: Display Advertising: cases also showed a slight Corrigan, TX 75945 prosperity for all on both about you, the easier it is to Jason Chlapek, Editor [email protected] decrease to 3,308, according 936-676-4840 sides of the border,” Hughs create a fake account. [email protected] [email protected] to DSHS. • Darwon Evans, Pct. 4 [email protected] • Limit app sharing and Circulation: Health care fraud case said. 602 E. Church St., Suite 135 Mollie LaSalle Classified Advertising: ends with prison time, $82.9 close old accounts. Livingston, TX 77351 [email protected] Pam Nobles, Supervisor Forest service • Protect family million restitution members, 936-327-6865 Print Shop: [email protected] The state’s Department acquires acreage especially teens, who are the Jessica Corwin, Manager Graphic Design: Amy Holzworth of Workers’ Compensation through legacy grant most likely to overshare. [email protected] Page Design: Amanda Barker announced last week that The Texas A&M Forest Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person, firm or cor- the remaining defendants in Service has acquired Fox Gary Borders is a veteran Opinion Policy poration which may appear in this newspaper will be gladly corrected upon being brought to the Statements and opinions attention of the publisher. a health care fraud bribery Hunters Hill, a $1.6 million award-winning Texas jour- Opinions expressed in columns are those of the writer and not necessarily those of this newspa- scam were sentenced by a conservation easement of nalist. He published a number expressed in ‘Letters to the per. Opinions expressed in editorial are those of the Enterprise. Editor’ or columnists do not POSTMASTER: Periodical postage paid at Livingston, TX. P1ease send address changes to PO. federal judge. The case in- sustainably managed forest of community newspapers in Box 1276, Livingston, Texas 77351. volved surgeons, physicians adjacent to the Sabine Na- Texas during a 30-year span, necessarily reflect those of the Polk County Enterprise, Disclaimer: Advertisements submitted in this newspaper are from organizations and citizens. The and hospital administrators tional Forest in Deep East including in Longview, Fort statements and opinions expressed in these advertisements are their own and does not imply an at Forest Park Medical Hos- Texas. The acreage was ac- Stockton, Nacogdoches and Polk County Publishing endorsement of the Polk County Publishing Company, its newspapers or employees. pital in Dallas. quired through the U.S. For- Cedar Park. Email: gborders@ Company or its employees. To report undelivered newspaper or damaged machine call ext. 1000 It began in 2016 and est Legacy Program, which texaspress.com. easttexasnews.com
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Thursday, April 1, 2021 | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | 5A LIFE TRIBUTE DETCOG discusses grant protocol Jerry Young Bates Jr. By Chris Edwards the grants until May or June. 911 Datamaster provider and the Jerry Young Bates Jr, born [email protected] The other four grants that DETCOG 911 program was renewed. in Madisonville, Louisiana, were scored and prioritized by • Lynn Torres, chair of the passed away on March 27, During its regular monthly the Homeland Security Advisory nominating committee, reported that 2021, in Livingston, at the meeting held virtually on Thursday, Committee are: a grant for $218K the committee recommended Brandon age of 79 years. the board of directors for the Deep from DETCOG; one for $160K from Prescott, Polk County Minority He is survived by his wife East Texas Council of Governments the Crockett Police Department; Representative, for DETCOG of 30 years, Betsy Bates; (DETCOG) discussed a series of a grant for $14.7K from Newton Secretary for the coming term, children, Brittany Bates, grant prioritizations. County and one for $10K from San beginning July 1. Brianna Bates; brothers, DETCOG’s public safety director Augustine ISD. • The directors voted to extend Albert Bates, Billy Bates; Mike Claude reported on the agenda Later on during the meeting, under the terms of DETCOG Minority sisters, Kitty Marye and item, which included five applications the regular information item set Representatives by an extra year. husband George, Donna from different entities, all scored and aside for announcements from board • A resolutionwas approved to Bates; many more nieces members, some recently awarded recognize April as Child Abuse and nephews and a host of prioritized by the Homeland Security JERRY YOUNG Advisory. Of the grant particulars Community Development Block Prevention Month throughout the friends. Jerry is preceded in Grant (CDBG) mitigation program 12-county DETCOG service region. BATES JR. presented to the DETCOG board, death by his parents, Jerry grants, which are awarded through • April was recognized, by way of ... Services set for Saturday one grant from DETCOG, in the and Helen Bates; son, Brent the General Land Office (GLO) resolution, as Fair Housing Month in Bates; sister-in-law, Connie requested amount of $6,000 scored were announced for the region. These the DETCOG region. Bates; Ginger Wilder and urday, April 3, 2021, at Pace the highest with a 98.1 rating, and grants are earmarked for various flood • The board approved a date and husband Wendell. Funeral Home with pastor prioritized as a national priority. and storm mitigation work, as well location for the DETCOG annual He was a member of St. Chris Knox officiating. Claude explained that the classification as infrastructure repairs. The grants meeting, which will be held at noon on Lukes United Method- To send your online con- system recognizes grants that are announced ranged from $3.6 million Friday, June 25 at the Pitser-Garrison ist Church in Houston. A dolences please visit www. labelled as “NP” (or national priority) to $4.5 million. Jasper; Newton Civic Center in Lufkin. DETCOG Celebration of Jerry’s Life pacefuneral.com as those intended for security purposes. and San Augustine counties were Executive Director Lonnie Hunt said will be held at 2 p.m. Sat- 120 Claude’s reportage was for beneficiaries of these funds, as were the he has been visiting with DETCOG information purposes. The federal cities of Newton, Tenaha and Zavalla. president Daryl Melton to plan the government, he explained, prioritize particulars of the meeting, and instead the grant applications, which affects Other Business of having it in May, as it has typically Fair Housing Month coming up the amounts that the state is able to During its meeting, the DETCOG been held, June would be a better pay out to the requesting entities. He board also approved, or discussed, month, and with COVID on decline, The Board of Directors ing Fair Housing Month said DETCOG won’t know how much the following items: Melton and Hunt recommended to of the Deep East Texas in April, but throughout the state will be able to set aside for • A two-year contract between the have it in person. Council of Governments the entire year. It encour- and Economic Develop- ages all individuals and ment District has desig- organizations, public and nated April 2021 as Fair private, to join and work Housing Month in Deep together in this East Texas. Its recently observance of the impact adopted resolution rec- and importance of afford- ognizes the significance able housing and equal of Fair Housing Month housing opportunity to the as an important time to success of all Texans. acknowledge, better under- For more information stand, and support Equal about DETCOG Hous- Housing Opportunity. On April 11, 1968, ing Programs, visit DET- President Lyndon B. COG.gov/housing, or Johnson signed into law DETHousing.org. the federal Fair Housing Act. This provides that no DETCOG is committed person shall be subjected to to Fair Housing/Equal Op- discrimination because of portunity Housing for All race, color, national origin, and is an Equal Opportunity religion, sex, disability, or Employer familial status in the sale, rental, financing, or adver- tising of housing. Fifty-three years later, SUBSCRIBE the provisions found in the Fair Housing Act are still TODAY! highly important and rel- evant today. DETCOG supports 936-327-4357 equal housing opportunity and housing choice in ac- easttexasnews.com cordance with the Fair Housing Act not only dur- Photo by Brian Besch | PCE 190 COLLISION CORRIGAN SQUARE APTS. The Livingston Fire Department was called to the scene of an accident Tuesday afternoon to extract the passenger of a vehicle that had been in a collision. The two-vehicle wreck on Highway 190 near Walmart involved a white Chevrolet Malibu, which police say turned left without right of way, and a gray Toyota Tundra that was heading west. Two were Peace & Quiet transported by EMS to the local hospital. NOW leasing to over income residents. 1 Bedroom From $320 2 Bedroom From $435 EQUAL HOUSING CALENDAR EVENTS OPPORTUNITY Security Deposit $150 TDD# • Farmers Market — Ev- miere of Jonathan Kooper’s Municipal Golf Course, 801 Community Calendar 800-735-2989 Call 398-4172 ery Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 new arrangement of “Lead W. Matthews Street, will page. E-mail your event to p.m. at The Yellow Cottage Me to Calvary’’ as well as a host the Livingston Junior amanda@polkcounty pub- Office Hours: 8-5 Monday-Friday Farm on Highway 146. ‘sneak peek’ of his new ora- Championships. lishing.com You can also Some Rental Assistance Available torio, From Prophecy to Pas- call us at 936-327-4357, or • Grief Share Recovery sion. This will be followed • April 10 — Yellow Cot- stop by the office at 100 116 Blue Bonnet Circle, Corrigan Support Group — Group by a musical Tenebrae tage Farm will have a Chili Calhoun St. meets every Wednesday candle service complete Cook-off fundraiser for the from 6-8 p.m. at the First with dramatic readings in- SPCA of Livingston, April 10, Assembly of God Church, terpreted by senior pastor, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They 2025 N. Houston in Livings- Steve Woody and our youth are located at 7964 St. Hwy ton. pastor, Alain Leistikow. 146. Easter Sunday Worship CALVARY MEDICAL CLINIC • Overcomers Support Services: 9 a.m. Gospel in • April 15 — GRACE Group — Group meets Sanctuary, 9 a.m. Contem- Pregnancy Outreach 2021 Wednesday-Saturday at porary in Holy Grounds, Banquet will be April 15, at 6PM, on Fridays a meal is 11 a.m. Traditional in the the Polk County Commerce IS PROUD TO WELCOME served and they have a class main Sanctuary and Easter Center from 5:30-8 p.m. after the meeting. Located Egg Hunt at 10:15 a.m. All at 340 Pan American B1, are invited. First United • April 17 — Historical Karon Livingston, Texas, (936)252- Methodist Church is located Marker Dedication Ceremo- 0094. at 2801 US Hwy 190 W, Liv- ny honoring Lt. Col. James ingston, TX 77351. http:// M. Parker, Jr. a Polk County Young-Lightbody, MD • YikesBikes —YikesBikes www.livingstonfumc.org resident who participated is a non-profit organization 936-327-7100. in the World War II Doolittle that embraces the free spir- Raid over Japan. The Polk it of riding a bike by match- • April 3 — The City of County Historical Commis- To Our ing underprivileged children Onalaska will host the 3rd sion invites the public to with their very first set of Annual Lew Vail Memorial this event on Saturday, April Livingston Location wheels. We welcome dona- Easter Parade and Egg Hunt. 17, at 10 a.m. at Restland tions and volunteers. More Memorial Cemetery, US information email contact@ • April 3 — Yellow Cot- Highway 59 South. Fol- yikesbikes.org, or visit www. tage Farm will host an lowing the dedication cer- yikesbikes.org Easter Egg Hunt on April 3, emony, the Polk County Mu- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. They seum at 514 W. Mill Street Now Accepting • April 2 — First United are located at 7964 State will open a James Parker Methodist Church will pres- Highway 146. Exhibit to the public avail- New Patients ent a special Good Friday, able through May 28. Tenebrae Cantata Service: • April 3 — First Baptist “Shadows of Sacrifice” that Church of Providence will • April 22 — The Polk Mon-Fri 8-5 will be held Friday, April 2 host an Easter Egg Hunt County Chamber of Com- (Good Friday), at 6:30 p.m. on April 3, from 10 a.m. to merce will have their 85th WALK-INS WELCOME in the FUMC sanctuary. Due noon. They are located at Annual Awards Banquet at to the challenges of the past 898 Providence Road, Liv- the Polk County Commerce year, this is the first cantata ingston. Center, 1001 US Hwy 59 program FUMC has been Loop N. able to put together since • April 8 — Polk-San Ja- Christmas of 2019, The pro- cinto SWCD #436 will hold a • April 29 — Purse Raffle, Karon gram will feature the FUMC Local Work Group Listening 8 am-noon at the Polk (936) 327-1055 Young-Lightbody, M.D. Chancel Choir with guest Session, April 8, at 9:30 a.m. County Commerce Center, Pediatrics soloists from SFA University, For more info call: 936-327- 1001 US 59 Loop N. and will be accompanied 8911x3. by SFA’s “Orchestra of the Having an event? 309 Hwy 59 South Loop | Livingston Pines.” There will be a pre- • April 10 — Livingston Let us promote it on our easttexasnews.com
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6A | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | Thursday, April 1, 2021 Replacing freeze-damaged citrus trees
By Beth Miller Greening (CG). ing and why plants from While there is no cure for SJC Master Gardeners and Transporting trees from quarantined areas cannot be CG, Texas A&M, along with Piney Wood Lakes Texas quarantined counties in our brought into San Jacinto, other land-grant colleges, Master Naturalists region: Galveston, Brazo- Polk and Liberty Counties, University of Florida and ria, Harris, Fort Bend and and other non-quarantined Washington State, is develop- If your citrus trees were Montgomery is subject to counties.” ing citrus cultivars that are damaged or killed in the fines up to $10,000. Caused by the bacterium resistant to the disease. recent freeze in February, “CG is the most devas- Candidatus Liberibacter Researchers from The you are not alone. tating disease affecting the Asiaticus, and first con- University of California- Citrus growers through- production, quality, and ap- firmed in Texas in January Riverside have been breed- out Texas, professional and pearance of citrus trees and 2012, CG is transmitted by ing citrus varieties using residential, lost their trees. threatening the economy of an insect, the Asian citrus several Australian cultivars When you seek replace- the entire citrus industry,” psyllid (ACP). Once in- which show high resistance ments here in East Texas, said Michelle Moss, San Ja- fected, there is no cure. to HLB. The cultivars are avoid shopping for citrus cinto County -Texas A&M Fighting the spread of the shaping up to be just as trees in quarantined coun- AgriLife Agent. “Educate psyllids and quarantining profitable as current citrus areas to prevent transport of varieties. ties infected with Citrus yourself on citrus green- trees known to come from Photo courtesy of Beth Miller The study, which is begin- areas infected with CG are Citrus greening is fairly easy to recognize. The leaves will ning its three-year phase Texas’s major defenses. be strangely mottled with yellow, looking very chlorotic. now, will be working with The fruit will be extremely sour and also yellowed with several citrus growers in These areas currently think skins. If you suspect citrus greening, contact yourTexas, Florida and Cali- include: County AgriLife Extension Agent immediately to report it,fornia to test the cultivars • Gulf Coast Quarantined then destroy the tree. as well as develop best Area. This area includes management practices for all of Brazoria, Fort Bend, Hidalgo, Jim Hogg, Kenedy, “SJC Master Gardeners improving the growing con- Galveston, Harris and Starr and Willacy counties recommend that you buy ditions for these crops. Montgomery counties in the in the State of Texas. your citrus trees from garden If you suspect Citrus State of Texas. • Webb County Quar- centers local to our counties,” Greening may have infected • Coastal Bend Quar- antined Area. This area in- said Beth Miller, president of citrus trees on your property, antined Area. This area cludes all of Webb county in SJC Master Gardeners. “Just download a form and send includes all of Aransas, Cal- the State of Texas. be sure to ask the manager a sealed sample to the Texas houn, Kleberg and Nueces (view a quarantine map where they bought their trees. A&M Plant Diagnostic Lab counties in the State of at https://www.texasagri- Most of the trees in our area at plantclinic.tamu.edu/. You Texas. culture.gov/Regulatory- come from growers in Orange may also contact the San • Valley Quarantined Programs/PlantQuality/ County and are CG clean. Jacinto Extension Office Area. This area includes PestandDiseaseAlerts/Cit- Please help us keep our coun- at (936) 628-6407 or visit all of Brooks, Cameron, rusGreening.aspx) ties free of CG.” txmg.org/sjmg/.
ONALASKA LIONS DONATE TO NONPROFIT Courtesy photo The Onalaska Greater Lions Club donated luggage and carry bags to Our Fathers House, a nonprofit organization benefiting the homeless, in Livingston. Also pictured with Lions members is Tina Atkins from Our Fathers House. Tina gave the members a tour of the facility and explained how the many benefits of the organization were used by the persons in need. myMobile Deposit. When life is too busy, it’s quick-n-easy!
FIGHTING CRIME Courtesy photo Ashley Brame Early (right) spoke at Lions Club of Livingston about the benefits of Polk County Crime Stoppers and how it contributes to making Polk County a better place to live. Although law enforcement solves many crimes, anonymous tips have led to solving cases such as burglaries, robberies, drug deals, vandalism, violent acts and threats of violence. All tips are anonymous and remain anonymous, and sometimes pay upto $2,000. Also pictured are (from left) are Lions Club of Livingston President Josh McMahon and Jerry Brame.
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Livingston, TX Shepherd, TX Onalaska, TX Courtesy photo (936) 327-5211 (936) 628-3347 (936) 646-6600 DIAPER DRIVE The Polk County Retired Teachers Association collected toilet paper and diapers in www.fsblivingston.bank various sizes last month to be donated to the Center of Hope. Pictured (from left) are Charlotte Hartley and Rosemary Stacey. easttexasnews.com
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Thursday, April 1, 2021 | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | 7A PUBLIC RECORDS Little estate files notice Lisenbe estate files with court Dobbins estate files notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that original Letters of Administra- Notice is hereby given that original Letters of Administra- Notice is hereby given that original Letters of Admin- tion with Will Annexed for the Estate of Thomas Donald tion with Will Annexed for the Estate of Neal Scott Lisen- istration with Will Annexed for the Estate of James Tru- Little, Deceased, were issued on 03/09/2021, in Cause No. be, Deceased, were issued on March 2, 2021, in Cause No. man Dobbins, Deceased, were issued on March 9, 2021, in 10967, pending in the County Court at Law of Polk County, 10965, pending in the County Court at Law of Polk County, Cause No. 10966, pending in the County Court at Law of Texas, to: Paula Jeanine Little. All persons having claims Texas, to: Sue Elaine Caffey Lisenbe. All persons having Polk County, Texas, to: Elizabeth Kathleen Dobbins. All against this Estate which is currently being administered claims against this Estate which is currently being adminis- persons having claims against this Estate which is current- ly being administered are required to present them to the are required to present them to the undersigned within the tered are required to present them to the undersigned with- undersigned within the time and in the manner prescribed time and in the manner prescribed by law. c/o: Paula Jeanine in the time and in the manner prescribed by law. c/o: Sue by law. c/o: Elizabeth Kathleen Dobbins 200 Rainbow Dr Little 184 Bridgepoint Onalaska, Texas 77360. DATED Elaine Caffey Lisenbe 279 Apple Grove Livingston, Texas #2099 Livingston, Texas 77399. DATED March 26, 2021. March 26, 2021. Christie L. Hancock-Jones Attorney for 77351. DATED March 26, 2021. Christie L. Hancock- Christie L. Hancock-Jones Attorney for Elizabeth Kathleen Paula Jeanine Little State Bar No.: 24067742 PO Box 2131 Jones Attorney for Sue Elaine Caffey Lisenbe State Bar No.: Dobbins State Bar No.: 24067742 PO Box 2131 / 405 N / 405 N Dogwood Ave Livingston, TX 77351 Telephone: 24067742 PO Box 2131 / 405 N Dogwood Ave Livingston, Dogwood Ave Livingston, TX 77351 Telephone: (936)239- (936) 39-2696 Facsimile: (817)887-0920 E-mail: TX 77351 Telephone: (936)239-2696 Facsimile: (817887- 2696 Facsimile: (817)887-0920 E-mail: chancockjones@ [email protected] 0920 E-mail: [email protected] chjattorney.com (13-1-B) (13-1-B) (13-1-B)
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JUSTICE COURT tendance. glary of habitation, $20,000. Raymond Dewayne Les- $7,500. ANN, 45 of Goodrich — Precinct 4 Crissy Dawn Kicak, par- Izaiha Shane Oxford, ter, probation warrant – as- Valentin Moreno, theft of Parole Violation. Judge Jamie Richardson ent contributing to non-at- motion to revoke probation sault, no bond. driver’s license/ID, $500. DAVIS, JESSICA presiding. tendance. – possession of controlled Thomas Allen Janczak, Christopher Harper, ANN, 30 of Coldspring Criminal Docket Casey Hurtt, parent con- substance, no bond. burglary of building, $5,000. warrant – DWI-enhanced, — Disorderly Conduct Benia H. Villalobos, in- tributing to non-attendance. Izaiha Shane Oxford, Tasha Lynn Lavergne, $2,500. and Warrants for Failure terference with child custody. Audriana M. Redmond, motion to revoke probation bond forfeiture – assault, Christy L. Barber, credit to Appear and Public Benia H. Villalobos, in- parent contributing to non- – possession of controlled $2,500. or debit card abuse, $7,500. Intoxication. terference with child custody. attendance. substance, no bond. Sabin Habeeb-Collins, Christy L. Barber, bur- FRANKLIN, Brad Schindehette, theft. Aaron Blake Hayes, fail- Brittney F. Dawson, pos- possession of marijuana < 2 glary of habitation, $25,000. ANFERNEE JERROD, Louvinia D. Lambert, ure to appear. session of controlled sub- oz., $500. Charles M. Beathard, out 25 of Livingston — Bond credit or debit card abuse. Terry Richard Watson, stance, $10,000. Sabin Habeeb-Collins, of county warrant, $5,000. Violation. Damon Barnett, assault failure to appear. Brittney F. Dawson, pos- possess dangerous drug – Ft. Tundra Laquial Wyatt, LARKIN, DAVID causing bodily injury. Candice St. Martin, fail- session of controlled sub- Bend County, $2,500. aggravated assault, $50,000. WAYNE Jr., 40 of Livingston Bradley Taylor Hill, ure to appear. stance, $10,000. Michael James Osage, — Warrant for Burglary of a deadly conduct. Chenedu Ofoegbu, fail- Brittney F. Dawson, tam- possession of marijuana < 2 JAIL REPORT Habitation. Grant Layne Bullock, ure to appear. per/fabricate physical evi- oz., $500. March 23-26, 2021 SONNIER, CODY driving while intoxicated. Nickolas A. Railey, vio- dence, $10,000. Sunny Wilson, warrant – March 23 ANDREW, 29 of Albert Shane Lester, late promise to appear. Brittney F. Dawson, pro- Jefferson County, $100,000. Livingston — Harassment theft. Tristan Horton, failure to hibited substance/item in Sunny Wilson, warrant JANCZAK, THOMAS and Retaliation. Albert Shane Lester, appear. correctional facility, $10,000. – Jefferson County theft, ALLEN, 21 of Livingston YOUNGBLOOD, theft. Lisa Marie Wilson, fail- Brittney F. Dawson, pos- $100,000. — Burglary of a Building. KESHAUN DAITRION, Tina Marie Slaughter, no ure to appear. session of marijuana < 2 oz., Sunny Wilson, warrant LESTER, RAYMOND 20 of Livingston — driver’s license (when unli- Larry Allen Lytton, fail- $500. – Jefferson County theft, DWAYNE II, 26 of Probation Violation (2). censed). ure to appear. Paul D. Broussard, tam- $100,000. Goodrich — Probation Paul D. Broussard, open Raymond G. Feng, violate per/fabricate physical evi- Cheryl Annette Brown, Violation. March 25 container in motor vehicle. promise to appear. dence, $10,000. possession of controlled sub- BROUSSARD, PAUL BROOKS, JAMES Paul D. Broussard, minor Mark W. Goodpaster, Paul D. Broussard, pos- stance, $30,000. DANIEL, 20 of Livingston TRACE, 51 of Cleveland — possesses alcoholic beverage. failure to appear. session of controlled sub- Derrick W. Sessions, pos- — Bond Revocation. Bond Forfeiture. Sarah G. Broussard, open Thomas Allen Janczak, stance, $10,000. session of controlled sub- BROUSSARD, SARAH KINSER, THORN container in motor vehicle. failure to appear. Paul D. Broussard, pos- stance, $30,000. GRACE, 18 of Livingston ALLEN, 29 of Livingston Sarah G. Broussard, mi- Pierce H. Dublin, crimi- session of marijuana < 2 oz., Derrick W. Sessions, pos- — Bond Revocation. — Disorderly Conduct and nor possesses alcoholic bev- nal mischief Class C. $500. session of controlled sub- HABEEB-COLLINS, Parole Violation. erage. Pierce H. Dublin, disor- Sarah G. Broussard, pos- stance, $500. SABIR MUTASIM, 20 of SULLIVAN, KENNETH Derrick W. Sessions, Houston — Possession of Brittney F. Dawson, open derly conduct. session of controlled sub- WAYNE Jr., 40 of Livingston warrant – Harris County, Marijuana and Possession of container in motor vehicle. Tiffany Marie Gates, per- stance, $10,000. — Public Intoxication. $2,500. a Dangerous Drug. Brittney F. Dawson, mi- mit dog(s) to roam at large. Sarah G. Broussard, pos- JORDAN, JAMES Grant Layne Bullock, OSAGE, MICHAEL nor possesses alcoholic bev- Luciano D. Munoz, driv- session of marijuana < 2 oz., BART, 37 of Livingston driving while intoxicated, JAMES, 31 of Livingston — erage. ing while license invalid. $500. — Warrant for Injury to a $2,000. Possession of Marijuana. Tiffany Marie Gates, fail G. Edenfield-Miller, no David Owen Barrow, as- Child, Elderly or Disabled Cody Andrew Sonnier, RINGO, TOMMIE to vaccinate. driver’s license (when unli- sault causing bodily injury, Person. harassment, $1,000. ALLEN, 48 of Pineland — Tiffany Marie Gates, per- censed). $3,000. MORENO, VALENTIN mit dog(s) to roam at large. Destiny Rayne Gintz, Kenneth David Barnes, Cody Andrew Sonnier, Warrant for Engaging in obstruction or retaliation, Organized Crime. IGNACIO, 54 of Houston Misty Kavett Riley, driv- driving while license invalid. theft of property, $15,000. — Warrant for Theft. ing while license invalid. Catherine L. Kennedy, Jeffery M. Collins, bond $50,000. SESSIONS, DERRICK Steven C. Valentine, no parent contributing to non- violation – manufacture/de- Christopher Harper, WAYNE, 54 of Crosby — March 26 warrant – driving while li- Possession of a Controlled driver’s license (when unli- attendance. liver controlled substance, no BEATHARD, censed). Josue Ismael Lopez, pub- bond. cense invalid, bond not de- Substance (2 counts) and termined. Bond Revocation. CHARLES MICHAEL, Charles M. Newman, il- lic intoxication. Jewelene A. Williams, 37 of Pollok — Undisclosed legal dumping. Brandon Jamal Jones, no driving while intoxicated, Jessica Ann Davis, public SPRADLIN, JESSICA intoxication, bond not deter- JO DIANA, 36 of Livingston Warrant. Charles M. Newman, driver’s license (when unli- $1,500. WYATT, T’UNDRA public nuisance. censed). Larry Dean Williams, mined. — Warrant for Assault. Kenneth W. Sullivan, LAQUAIL, 24 of Livingston Charles M. Newman, Victor Martin Meza, no motion to revoke probation March 24 — Aggravated Assault. public nuisance. driver’s license (when unli- – aggravated robbery, $2,000. public intoxication, bond not James Allen Byrd Sr., il- censed). Brodrick G. Holland, pa- determined. BROWN, CHERYL legal dumping. Rocky Dale Johnson, no role violation, no bond. Dee Ann Davenport, pa- ANNETTE, 52 of Lufkin James Allen Byrd Sr., driver’s license (when unli- Marquise D. Norman, role violation, no bond. — Possession of a Controlled Keshaun Youngblood, Substance. FISH DAY public nuisance. censed). motion to revoke probation – IT’S TIME TO STOCK YOUR POND! James Allen Byrd Sr., Layla Ann Smith, no engage in organized criminal motion to revoke probation – WILSON, SUNNY Delivery will be: public nuisance. driver’s license (when unli- activity, no bond. aggravated assault, no bond. LYNN, 38 of Livingston — WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 Raul C. Cavazos, illegal censed). Richard Leslie Rogers, Keshaun Youngblood, Bound Forfeiture (3). Lufkin - 12:00-12:45pm Mirna Juarez, parent con- assault causing bodily injury, motion to revoke probation BARBER, CHRISTY @ Lufkin Farm Supply dumping. Raul C. Cavazos, public tributing to non-attendance. $3,000. – burglary of building, no LOUISE, 40 of Onalaska Corrigan - 1:30-2:15pm bond. — Warrants for Credit/ @ Eaton’s Hardware nuisance. Katy Diane Savell, parent Regina Certain, motion Anfernee J. Franklin, Debit Card Abuse, Burglary Trinity - 3:00-3:45pm Raul C. Cavazos, public contributing to non-atten- to revoke probation – posses- @ Stubbs Chemical & Feed nuisance. dance. sion of controlled substance, motion to revoke probation of Habitation, Expired – organized attempted bur- Driver’s License and Expired THURSDAY, APRIL 15 Linda Bolton, illegal Bambi Lynn Brown, par- no bond. Kennard - 8:45-9:30am dumping. ent contributing to non-at- Regina Certain, motion glary, no bond. Registration. @ Curry’s Grocery Linda Bolton, public nui- tendance. to revoke probation – unau- Thorn Allen Kinser, pa- BEAN, ARTHUR ‘Like’ us on Facebook! sance. Fizza Yasir, parent con- thorized use, no bond. role violation – aggravated EARL Jr., 29 of Corrigan — FISH WAGON assault, no bond. Probation Violation. Linda Bolton, public nui- tributing to non-attendance. Eric Shawn Stout, crimi- TToo place an order call, BULLOCK, GRANT sance. Brytany Renee Smith, nal trespass habitation/shel- James Trace Brooks, bond TTolloll FreeFree 1-800-643-8439 forfeiture, no bond. LAYNE, 27 of Livingston Ralph Ramirez, illegal parent contributing to non- ter, $2,500. James Bart Jordan, injury — DWI. wwww.fishwagon.comww.fishwagon.com dumping. attendance. Jessica L. Arredondo, ac- to child/elderly/disabled, DAVENPORT, DEE Ralph Ramirez, public Audriana M. Redmond, cident involving damage, nuisance. parent contributing to non- $500. Ralph Ramirez, public attendance. Christina Wood, posses- nuisance. Sierra Perez Santos, fail- sion of controlled substance, Edward G. Shoppe, illegal ure to appear at docket call. $30,000. SPCA dumping. Thorn Allen Kinser, dis- Christina Wood, posses- Edward G. Shoppe, pub- orderly conduct. sion of marijuana < 2 oz., Featured Pets lic nuisance. Jessica Ann Davis, disor- $500. Edward G. Shoppe, pub- derly conduct. Ricardo Farias, posses- lic nuisance. Mattie Raye Williams, sion of controlled substance, Timothy D. Ponkonin, il- minor in possession of to- $5,000. legal dumping. bacco. Ricardo Farias, tamper/ Timothy D. Ponkonin, Krystal Moodispaugh, fabricate physical evidence, public nuisance. possession of drug parapher- $10,000. Timothy D. Ponkonin, nalia. Jonathan A. Conley, pos- public nuisance. William A. Hebert, pos- session of marijuana < 2 oz., Timothy D. Ponkonin, il- session of drug parapherna- $500. legal dumping x 19. lia. Jonathan A. Conley, pos- Timothy D. Ponkonin, J.C. Cooper Jr., no driver’s sess drug paraphernalia, public nuisance x 22. license (when unlicensed). bond not determined. Casey Randall Jones, Delores M. Johnson, Selena Maria Flores, pos- driving while license invalid. theft. session of marijuana < 2 oz., Benny Earl King, open Camica D. Terry, posses- $500. container in motor vehicle. sion of drug paraphernalia. Gerites Cormier IV, tres- Tara Bookman, parent Patrick Dewayne Allen, passing, $500. Annie Benny contributing to non-atten- possession of drug parapher- Heather Denea Cater, These are just a few of the many cats and dogs looking dance. nalia. interfere with child custody, for a new home. VVisitisit spcaofpolkcountyspcaofpolkcounty.org.org to view more Naomi Lee Moody, par- Charmar L. Lindsey, pos- $200,000. animals up for adoption or come by to meet them. ent contributing to non-at- session of drug parapherna- Melissa S. Prentice, war- 802 S Houston | Livingston • 936-755-3020 tendance. lia. rant – parole violation, no Elsa Amaya, parent con- Rafael Rio, public intoxi- bond. TThishis ad broughtbrought to youyou by: [T[Too help sponsor this weekly ad, please call 936-327-4357] tributing to non-attendance. cation. Bless Ortiz, injury to Alana M. Carpenter, par- Bonds set child/elderly/disabled, POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | 100 E. Calhoun • Livingston | 936-327-4357 ent contributing to non-at- Linda Jane McCarty, bur- $10,000. easttexasnews.com
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8A | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | Thursday, April 1, 2021
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Livingston pitcher Damian Ruiz (above) threw five perfect FINDINGFFINDINGINDING AA WAYWAYWAY innings Monday night.
By Brian Besch [email protected]
Shoutout pitching performances on the mound and plenty of production at the plate lifted Livingston baseball to a 9-0 win Monday over Shepherd. Livingston’s Damian Ruiz and Walker Findley combined for a no-hitter, allowing just one base on balls in the final inning. “The guys are great. They have a way of fighting for each other,” Livingston coach Wade Halfmann said. “We feel like we have been Blake Compton swings for contact in Monday’s win. The Lion third baseman would through a lot of adversity triple in the game and scored. this year and we are going to do nothing but rise up. We Photos by Brian Besch | PCE and take that leadership role walk to Tyler Foxworth in Livingston is deservedly showed that in a 15-1 win Walker Findley fields his position at first base. He would to take this into the next the seventh before finishing excited about the remainder over Huffman, the district later pitch two innings and had a few hits in the game. two years.” his two frames of mound of district play. They will favorites. I am proud of Shepherd lefthander work. It would be the only need to navigate a tough these guys. They are fighting Brown brought Findley Meeker said. “We struggled Hunter Goodman settled Shepherd baserunner of the upcoming slate over the next for me and I am fighting for around with a double and at the plate, but competed in on the mound and would night. eight games. them.” Jacob Haynes reached base, defensively and on the toss two scoreless innings “It is on them, as much as “The future looks bright,” Livingston currently sits allowing Brown to score. mound. It kept us in the before allowing a two-RBI they want, they can achieve,” Halfmann said of his Lions. at 4-0 in league play and The 3-0 advantage would baseball game and we took single to Ruiz with the bases Meeker said of his young “We’ve got games still control their own destiny be all Ruiz needed on the a few steps forward after loaded in the fourth. team. “We are at that point against (Hardin-Jefferson) and a big game against for not only the playoffs, mound. The junior would taking a lot of steps back Freshman Jacob that they have to take the steps to get better. They Splendora that will tell us but a possible district throw nothing but fastballs, here recently. Gonzalez relieved are in what I would say is where we really sit. Three championship. to which Pirate hitters could “We have struggled. Goodman in the fifth. Lion an apathetic mode, where of these wins were against Ruiz also got the Lion not catch up. We are very young and we Blake Compton tripled and they are what they are and teams that didn’t expect to offense started with a leadoff “We finally came out have not won a baseball Findley singled him in for single and stolen base in and played what I would satisfied. We have to get past make the playoffs. We did game. But the idea is that a 6-0 difference. the point of being satisfied make a statement that says the first. Findley drove him say is a full baseball game,” we have seven — between In the sixth, Gonzalez in with a single. Cooper Shepherd coach Josh and start getting better at we are here. ‘We haven’t five sophomores and two walked Landon Leggett baseball. This is about the done anything yet’ is my freshmen — playing. We and Tay McNeal. He then future and they know that favorite saying to these guys. have to grow up and get induced several pop ups that and understand that. If it We’ve got to prove it on the FOR EVERYTHING YOU GROW - CALL through it for the future. the Pirate outfield did not doesn’t change, we will be scoreboard, on the field and We’ll have a good core after handle. Ruiz and Tyler Seek this in the future. There’s in the classroom. We have to this year and a good nucleus doubled and Findley tripled, not a lot of competition at find a way to win, find a way coming back. Still, the idea each driving in a run. the school, so they have to to get on first base and find is that we have to grow up Findley surrendered a compete with themselves.” a way to get over.”
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Thursday, April 1, 2021 | POLK COUNTY ENTERPRISE | 9A CLASSIFIEDSPolk County Enterprise
easttexasnews.com | polkenterprise.com 936-327-4357 or Email: pcpcclassifi[email protected] Work Wanted Policy Auctions/Sales Work Wanted Work Wanted Work Wanted PLEASE CHECK your ad the FREEMAN ELECTRICAL & BOND’S first day it appears. We will Handyman Services. 40+ EASTEX correct any error as quickly Canyon Years experience. Free es- SCREEN WORKS TLC as possible. However, we timates. Text (832)208-1801 TREE Built & Repaired Toole’s Lawn Care cannot be responsible for er- Park’s call (936)563-2543 email STORM WINDOWS & Landscaping rors beyond the first day of freeman.electrical@hotmail. Alum. window screens publication day. *Drainage com. SERVICE Alum. screen & patio doors Semi-Annual *Retaining Walls (12-4-P) INSURED Wooden screen doors Any error on a bordered ad *Residential *Commercial must be brought to the at- Community Residential Glass FREE ESTIMATES Year round full service - SUN SCREENS tention of the classified de maintenance- design, build partment immediately. A Garage Sale Smith Residential & Commercial correction will run in the fol- CALL & install flower beds. lowing issue. April 2nd, 3rd Jimmy Bond Fully Insured Stump 967-3306 Tree Removal, Irrigation It is the intent and goal of this and 4th 936-967-5798 newspaper to have each ad- (13-1-P) Grinding Will Do Most (13-1-B) 936-328-7447 vertiser who wishes to place Handyman (1-TFN-B) an advertisement in the Fully Insured Izra newspaper comply with Fair Habitat for Work Housing laws. Any advertise- Free Estimates Carpentry, Decks and Ramps House Leveling To subscribe to ment, which is perceived to Humanity contain language contrary to built and repaired, roofing, House, mobile of Polk County Call Raymond painting, fence work, pres- these laws, will be rejected homes, piers, the Enterprise sure washing, etc. or changed to remove the Resale Store (281)593-5055 Reasonable Rates beams 936-327-4357 offending statement. (1-TFN-B) Call Leonard Water Leveling I MOW ACREAGE 1-15 acre circulation@ CLASSIFIED DEADLINES: Classi- Open 936-967-8969 Free Estimates fied deadlines are 12:00 noon tracts, 61” cut, zero turn. I easttexasnews. Tuesday for Thursday’s issue 600 S. Washington service Polk, Trinity, Tyler 936-239-7824 and 12:00 noon Friday for and San Jacinto Counties. 936-223-0953 Next to the Polk HAVE REFERENCES com Sunday’s issue. County Mission Reasonable rates. Call Larry (11-4-P) (936)223-5308. (1-TFN-B) PENNYSAVER DEADLINES: Ads Tuesday-Saturday (13-4-P) appearing in the Penny- 10am - 4 pm J. P. saver must be called in by 12 Plumas Reach oveR 25,000 homes in 4 newspapeRs p.m. Friday for the following Building materials, Thursday Pennysaver. housewares, appliances, Lawn Service furniture, jewelry, tools, House Leveling foR 13 weeks foR only $30 peR week w/Water Level Mowing, edging, LEGAL DEADLINES: Deadline art, knick knacks for Legal Notices are Monday Volunteers needed daily trimming, flower • Contract period is for 13 weeks at a total cost of $390. to process incoming & Concrete at 4 p.m. for Thursday’s edi- beds, patio, mulch, • Ad will continue to run until notice of cancelation is donations. 20 Yrs Exp, Senior tion and Thursday 4 p.m. for clean ups, received. All proceeds go Citizen Discount the Sunday edition. tree removal, • All ads are of the same size with a hairline border. to help build Insured pressure washing • Advertiser is allowed one change per month to ad. Public Notice Habitat Houses 936-433-6304 (Changes or corrections must be called in before ST. JUDE AIDED me in surviving if no answer 3pm on Friday)* Call or Come by Today 936-933-7057 lung, pancreatic and breast call for appt (11-4-P) • A FREE feature story with company pictures and cancer 30 years ago. If you Livingston cutline information may be requested at the end feel hopeless in any situation 936-223-1167 of the 13-week contract period. (photos may be of Senior Citizens (1-TFN-B) HDIC pray to St. Jude, the prayer is your place of business and/or your equipment). on the internet. Country Store ROOFING & METAL Work, all Construction Information and photos must be provided by you at (10-3-P) 1310 North Houston types, of roofing, leak- re Services this time. POLK COUNTY SPCA urges ev- Open 8:00 am - 1:00 pm pairs, custom metal work, eryone to do their part to Weekdays buildings and carports. Call Handyman services Ads run once a week in the following newspapers: control the pet population for free estimates, Scott Open during noon hour Call for free estimate in Polk County. Have your (936)433-0058. THURSDAYS SUNDAYS pets spayed and neutered to Come by for (1-TFN-B) William Bowman San Jacinto News-Times Polk County Enterprise avoid dealing with unwanted Trinity County News-Standard puppies and kittens. To adopt bargains anytime 936-552-2040 a pet, come by SPCA at 802 Puga East Texas Pennysaver South Houston, corner of ONALASKA SENIOR Citizen’s No job too big or Mary St. and Hwy. 146 or call Resale Shop, open Monday too small To advertise in the Lake Area Business Directory, (936)327-7722. through Friday, 9am-1pm. Construction (1-TFN-NC) (13-1-P) call Madison Bland at 936-327-4357 First full week of the month Roofing, Painting, or e-mail [email protected] Instructions/Lessons everything is 1/2 price! Lo- Flooring, Siding, We cated in the old Boles Market House Leveling, *Advertiser must check ad on first day of ad publication for any corrections to ad. In the event shopping center. 936-646- of an error, we must be notified of error and we will correct the error as soon as possible. 3003. Home Repair, our readers Advertiser assumes all responsibility for any errors beyond first day of ad publication. Free Estimates Work Wanted 936-239-8238 936.327.4357 | [email protected]@POLKCOUNTYPUBLISHING.COM | 100 E. CALHOUN | LIVINGSTON, TEXAS JOHN’S LAWN Care; Mowing, landscaping, flower beds, 936-239-4002 BUSINESS CARDS tractor work. Call (936)329- (11-4-P) POLK COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY FLYERS 1484. ENVELOPES INVITATIONS Bear Arms RUBBER STAMPS 936-967-3633 NCR FORMS PRINTShop BROCHURES We are open ESTESTATESATES ACROSS 45 org. of states in Europe 1234 for business 1 ____ Davis County 46 gear wheels TEXAS BY 5 out in the Gulf 47 TX Ginger’s co-star, 5 Tuesday-Saturday 6 dishonest scheme Francis, in 1935 film CROSSWORD 7 trim off “Romance in Manhattan” 6 10 am - 5 pm 8 computer graphics 49 “I boot ______a by Charley & Guy Orbison Lou different drummer” 7 Copyright 2021 by Orbison Bros. Sales & Gun Range file format 9 TX biography: “H.L. 52 19th governor: _ _ Ross 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Full service gun shop 936-329-0671 • [email protected] Hunt - ______of 53 “without further ___. . .” 54 TXism: “he’ll kick you LTC classes My Father” (1992) 1617 18 19 20 FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK 16 in “Big Jake,” Texas ____ _ funeral home” (45-TFN-B) Rangers traveled (mean horse) 21 22 23 in these cars, ruined by the kidnappers 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 18 green chili peppers 36 37 38 on nachos 35 21 TXism: “that’s Greek 39 40 41 4342 to __” (confusing) 22 TX George H.W. 55 radio no-no 44 45 46 alma mater (2 wds.) 23 “Santa ___ National 47 48 49 50 51 58 country duo Wildlife Refuge” of Loretta’s 24 plant-covered 52 53 54 daughters alcoves 59 TXism: “he can’t 55 56 57 P-1527 30 necessary items to ___ through a drill oil wells 11 this Jack was in “4 barbed wire fence” 58 34 1970s TV series for Texas” in 1963 60 TX Willie album to with TX Lynda Day 12 TX Strait was CMA 59 pay tax debt: “The George (abbr.) “____ Vocalist of the 38 animal and plant ___ Tapes” (1992) 35 Lindsay Wagner: 60 life of a region 61 road curve Year” five times “The _____ Woman” 13 Gov. Abbott began to 40 noted TX actor 61 36 TX Willie & Waylon DOWN ______Texas in Tommy ___ Jones sang “Mammas 1 TX city hit hard by March of 2021 41 TX-born musician, Don’t Let Your Hurricane Rita 14 “that is” abbr. Lynn Babies Grow __ in 2005 15 a nucleic acid 26 to hit someone 42 ability to think __ Be Cowboys” 2 TXism: “jump bail” 17 like a rhinestone 27 Jennifer of 1970 clearly 37 filmed in Houston: 3 frightening cowboy? western “Rio Lobo” 48 TXism: “ram___” “______Cowboy” 4 Troy Aikman is in 19 Chicano novel: 28 Winchesters, e.g. (boss) 39 TX Gary Morris Pro Football Hall “The House __ 29 injure with very 50 TXism: “fits like tune: “______of ______Street” hot liquid ugly __ __ ape” __ ___ it Takes” 9 legendary TX car 20 pro team of TX QB 31 delivery co. 51 ex-Rocket Thorpe 43 TXism: “_____ the racer: _ _ Foyt Drew Brees 32 TXism: “call __ _ 56 Borden cow mascot town” (celebrate) 10 these are danced 24 first two letters day” (knock off) 57 Vivian, mother of 44 city of Fort Hood around on May Day 25 ___ Grande 33 a John Deere, e.g. TX Phylicia Rashad
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Manage a case Precision Work Insured since 1980 Call Richard $1,500 Sign on bonus Any Size (13-2-B) from intake to filing to -ser vice to final order. Prep at- Part-time Certified 832-401-4081 OPENING FOR Kennel help and or Amount 936-328-1434 (2-TFN-B) torney for court. Salary ex- Beautician Veterinary Technician (tech Insured (1-TFN-B) tremely competitive. Call for more info must have one year experi- All inquiries kept Free Estimates Vickery ence), full-time positions. Apply in person at: Elite Tile Apply in person at Area Wide absolutely confidential. David Holley Lawn Service Vet Clinic, 3602 US Hwy 59 Email 310 W. Park Dr., South, Livingston. *Stump Grinding & Floor [email protected] Livingston 936-433-2371 I will install your (11-TFN-B) or call 936-327-4529 *Land Mulching (10-4-P) *Land Clearing tile & flooring The Trinity River 936-328-5021 Authority in Livingston CLERICAL/BOOKKEEPER with *Tractor Work 35 years exp. Rentals-Houses CLASSI FIED Showers, Floors has a position opening Quickbooks and Excel knowl- Have a car to sell? *Driveways in their environmental edge needed. Apply in per- son 155 Care Center Drive. Want to rent your house? Fully Insured & Stairs laboratory. HOMES Planning a ga rage sale? wwelitetilefloor.com Environmental science, biol- (10-TFN-B) APARTMENTS Email: 936-329-1653 ogy, chemistry, or similar JOB POSTING science degree required. 936-994-6067 Customer Service COMMERCIAL pcpcclassi [email protected] Seeking (10-4-P) Send resume to CLASSI FIED DEADLINES : Representative/ Billing PO Box 360, Livingston, BUILDINGS Thurs day is sue....Noon Tues day Perfection Clerk Sun day is sue...Noon Fri day Masonry TX 77351, or apply Job Requirements: This po- For Lease Pen ny sav er....Noon Fri day Block, stone, brick, Vickery Dirt online at sition’s primary role is in- Visit us on Facebook www.trinityra.org terfacing with the system’s rock, flagstone Entrance Drive Dirt, Clay, Sand (936-425-6170) customer base. Primary re- Residential & sponsibilities include assist- (13-2-P) Apartments Commercial Free Delivery ing customers with their in- Rock, Dozer Work, Land HOUSEKEEPING/LAUNDRY quiries and requests, as well 936-327-8262 Good Work for a Fair Price Clearing, Tractor Work, no weekends, no evenings, as fielding complaints. Assists (1-TFN-B) 17 Years Experience Driveways, House Pads part-time. Apply in person customers who pay utility Office is Relocating www.vickerydirt.com Escapees Care, 155 Care Cen- bills in person by collecting 1-BEDROOM 1-BATH Accepting Visa, Discover & Mastercard ter Drive Livingston, Texas. cash and checks. Duties also washer/dryer connec- 936-223-1991 (12-TFN-B) include answering phones, tions, DirecTv, Leggett (1-TFN-B) 936-329-4159 processing new accounts, area, $500/month, also Vickery Propane Shirley Electric account changes, helping 3-bedroom 2-bath with new service or transfer $1,000/month both plus Want to Buy Tanks & Service Woodville, TX Pine & Hardwood service requests. Addition- deposit (832)277-3737. 936-327-HEAT NOW HIRING ally, collection and process (11-TFN-CC) Timber (1-TFN-B) Licensed Journeyman Elec- of monthly meter readings PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: Land clearing trician. Drug test and back- utilizing the In-Code Utility Rentals-Apartments Elderly Care Services ground check required. Billing System All real estate advertised herein & tree service For more information call Seeking a person with a min- 2-BEDROOM 1-BATH, upstairs is subject to the Federal Fair also available JP at Shirley Electric imum of High School educa- $625/month plus electricity Housing Act, which makes tion – some college is a plus. $500/deposit (936)328-9079. (45-TFN-B) it illegal to advertise "any Insured Home Health 409-429-0368 Individual must be proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word. preference, limitation, or dis Free Estimates Caregiver (11-4-P) Pets crimination because of race, For the right person, this po- Cedar Point POA sition has opportunity for ad- color, religion, sex, handi 936-223-2595 looking for vancement. FOUR DACHSHUND mix puppies, cap, familial status or national (6-3-P) will be medium sized dogs. clients in has gate Company Benefits: Employee Wormed and have had their origin, or intention to make any health insurance with pre- positions open. first shots. Call (936)327-5109. such preference, limitation or Lester Bros. or near the scription coverage, 401K (11-3-NC) discrimination." Part-time 3pm-11pm plan with employer contri- Tree Service Livingston & 11pm-7am bution, paid vacation, sick This newspaper will not know Misc. Sales Trimming, Top time, and holidays. ingly accept any advertising for area Come by front gate Removal, Haul Off, for applications or Salary: Starting wage based FIVE YARDS crushed concrete real estate which is in violation upon qualifications. or limestone delivered in of the law. All persons are here Tractor Work 936-933-6926 call (936)646-5240 Contact: Onalaska Water the Livingston area $461.00 (12-2-P) by informed that all dwellings Call for Free Estimate (12-2-P) and Gas Supply – 936-646- plus tax. Mulch2Go (936)327- advertised are available on an 5393. Come by Office @ 1000.1598 Insured Lewis Air is Hiring! Looking equal opportunity basis. FM 3459, Onalaska and fill(1-TFN-B) fo qualified technicians and 25 yrs experience Cleaning Service out employment application FREE ELECTRICAL chair lift, just installers. Come by office foror mail resume to P. O. Box application. No phone calls come get it. (936)328-8263. 936-223-9265 2463, Onalaska, Texas 77360. (13-1-NC) or please, 5860 US Hwy 190 West. Please note that application (9-TFN-B) are available online at www. CLASSIFIED ADS get results. � OnalaskaWaterAndGas.com. Call to place your ad today. EQUAL HOUSING 936-365-4955 Attn: Jr. Chance OPPORTUNITY (1-TFN-B) Now Hiring! Looking for honest, hard (12-2-B) Mobile Home Sales working, outgoing, self mo- 3-BEDROOM 2-BATH 2015 tivated individuals with a Employment/Medical 16’x80’ Clayton, all applianc- Tyler County Hospital good attitude looking to OPEN POSITIONS es and washer/dryer. Must build a career in the fast food Pine Ridge be moved. (936)328-6512 industry. Looking for a Team (11-3-P) Leader with one year expe- Health Care, L.L.P. LVN Med Surg Days, FT•Environmental Services Tech, FT rience and an assistant with US 59 North, Livingston, TX Lots 2-3 years experience. Must LVN Nights, FT•Clinic LVN, FT IF YOUR house is a mess, have good references. 936-327-5415 FOR SALE; Mobile home lots, RN Med Surg, Nights, FT•Dietary Cook, FT call the best. Commercial Fax 936-327-7849 full utilities, Magnolia Ridge and residential. Weekly, bi- Apply at www. Pine Ridge is seeking Subdivision, Onalaska. Owner Medical Lab Tech (MT/MLT), FT•Respiratory Therapist, PRN weekly, monthly. Call Shir- burgerworkshr. energetic, hard working and financing. 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