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VOLUME 113 (USPS-594-660) $1.00 MOULTON, 77975 Thursday, May 14, 2020 No. 35 Ulcak officially MHS graduation ceremony set Friday BOBBY HORECKA, MANAGING EDITOR That’s after commissioners with So, she set about finding a way to [email protected] the Texas Education Agency issued stay as close to their traditions while hired as The Moulton High School Class of statewide guidelines last week that still coping with the state’s stringent 2020 commencement exercises will essentially forbade local districts COVID regulations. take place as planned beginning at from holding indoor graduation ser- Her original plan, right up until new school 5:30 p.m. Friday, May 15. vices of any sort, particularly those the newspaper was printed last week, Well, almost as planned, anyway, which might allow graduates to bring was hold to graduation services inside Principal Jamie Dornak told mem- in guests from the public. the high school gymnasium (under superintendent bers of the school board at Thursday’s As strange as it may sound, corona- the strictest public health and cleanli- BOBBY HORECKA, MANAGING EDITOR meeting. virus concerns have prompted many ness guidelines, of course). Following [email protected] The biggest change this year schools across the state to have only the next day’s issuance of TEA guide- After meeting behind closed doors for comes in the form of the venue. This virtual graduation ceremonies this lines, however, she had to come up roughly an hour last week to discuss several year’s graduation ceremony will take year. with something else. And fast. personnel items, not least of which was hiring place just down the road from the But that just wouldn’t do in Thankfully, the Rev. Gabriel Mai- a new school superintendent, Moulton ISD local high school at the St. Joseph’s Moulton, Dornak said. Not and keep son offered up his church’s facilities trustees returned Catholic Church Social Center, under with the school’s longstanding gradu- right down the road. to officially offer the large outdoor pavilion. ation traditions. SEE GRADUATION, PAGE 8 Chris Ulcak a three- year stay as leader of the local district. “It is my honor and privilege to have the oppor- tunity to join the Moulton ISD team,” Ulcak said. “My family and I are ex- tremely excited and looking forward to being part of the community. Having grown up out- side of Hallettsville in the Witting area, I am ecstatic to be back in the area near family and friends. I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to the Moulton ISD board of trustees and community for the warm welcome. I’m looking forward to a wonderful tenure as the superintendent of Moulton ISD.” Although Thursday’s board announcement of Ulcak’s official hire did not come until late in the more than three-hour-long meeting, which was widely attended online as a Zoom conference, several in the meeting room— mostly school staff present there for their own Rolling Out presentations—rang out in applause. After several weeks of prep work and multiple delays, the large old house located just off FM 532 East in Moulton rolled out of town on Friday, May 8, to its new Board president Daniel Beyer said the ac- location outside of the city limits. Moving the house was one of many steps contractors have taken in recent weeks to clear the site, just down from the stoplight tual contract term extended to Ulcak was for in Moulton, so that builders can begin construction on the new Dollar General Store to be built there. Submitted Photo by Moulton Police Chief Mitchell Bennett three years and some months, as the district typically deals with its top administrator contracts in July each year, but he said he couldn’t be happier to bring Ulcak on board. “I believe Chris is a great fit for both our County granted 50 percent business occupancy community and our district as a whole,” Beyer JIMMY APPELT, STAFF WRITER could increase to 50 percent capac- capacity,” Lavaca County emergency said. “We’re looking forward to working with [email protected] ity. management coordinator Egon Bar- him for many years to come.” Due to Lavaca County meeting Last Wednesday, May 6, Lavaca thels said. Ulcak, who until Thursday, May 7, had the threshold of five or fewer active County Judge Keith Mudd filed the At Monday’s Commissioners’ been the assistant superintendent at Goliad COVID-19 cases, the State of Texas required attestation and supporting Court meeting, Barthels reported ISD, officially replaces superintendent Todd granted the county in allowing non- documentation with the Texas De- currently the county has zero active Grandjean, who announced late last year he essential businesses to operate up to partment of State Health Services in cases. He said of the six cases earlier would be leaving Moulton after five years to 50 percent capacity under Gov. Greg order for businesses in the county to reported four have recovered, one take the top leadership position at Devine Abbott’s executive order. operate at a capacity of 50 percent. is in rehabilitation and recovering ISD, a 4A district south of San Antonio. Under the Governors’s Phase 1 “Please keep in mind, as com- in an Austin facility, and the county In January, the board brought in Mark Pool, order for allowing businesses to open munity spread of COVID-19 contin- had one case in which the patient retired superintendent of schools at El Campo that was announced April 27, the ues in the area, and should Lavaca passed away. ISD, to serve as interim superintendent while first phase for Abbott’s plan allowed County experience an outbreak, or “Lavaca County has experienced trustees went through the hiring process. Pool all retail stores, restaurants, movie there are five or more active cases a slower rate of growth in new CO- will stay on with the district in a consulting theaters and malls to reopen by May in Lavaca County, the 50 percent VID-19 cases in comparison to our role through June 1. 1 with a 25 percent capacity. capacity rule could be reversed and contiguous counties,” Barthels said “I can’t say enough about the leadership In rural areas having five or less non-essential businesses, as defined in a press release. “We need to con- Mark Pool brought to the table when he joined confirmed COVID-19 cases on April by the Office of the Governor, could tinue to understand the significance SEE ULCAK, PAGE 8 30, the occupancy for the services return to operating at 25 percent SEE PERCENT, PAGE 8 County continues with COVID-19 disaster declaration

JIMMY APPELT, STAFF WRITER In response to her question, of cases reported in neighboring tion until Tuesday, May 26, when property at 100 percent of the [email protected] Judge Keith Mudd said, “The Gonzales County. it will address it again. market value using the Jan. 1 The Lavaca County Commis- declaration, from start to fin- “At the last report on Friday, ESTIMATED TAXABLE VALUES assessment date. sioners’ Court met in a regular ish, concludes what we ask for they had 31 cases, but as of 3:30 Lavaca County Central Ap- Paraphrasing Texas Comp- meeting Monday morning and during that duration of time. So yesterday afternoon, it has gone praisal District (LCCAD) chief troller Glenn Hegar, Lathrop voted to extend the COVID-19 as long as there is a threat out up to 53 cases,” Barthels said. appraiser Pam Lathrop pre- said, “While the economic im- disaster declaration originally there, that ending goal post has Barthels said there has been sented a preliminary estimate pact was not known on Jan. 1, set March 13, and amended not ended. If we close it today, small jump in cases in Fayette of taxable values for 2020 the changes to the economy occur- April 27. and we have an outbreak tomor- County and the number of cases county. ring after Jan. 1 cannot increase Prior to addressing action row, now you have a nightmare in Victoria, DeWitt and Wharton Lathrop said her office has or decrease the appraised mar- agenda items, the court heard of issues.” Counties remain the same. He been receiving a number of in- ket value, unless those changes from Lavaca County citizens During discussion to take said Colorado County showed quiries regarding the values for were part of a market trend pre- Marie Day and Mark Meyers, action regarding the COVID-19 an increase of three cases. 2020 in regards to the impact dicted as of the appraisal date.” who urged the court not extend disaster declaration, the court Barthels also spoke about of the COVID-19 pandemic and Lathrop said based on Hegar’s the declaration. heard an update from Lavaca talking to Texas Division of drop in the oil and gas industry. statement, property owners and “I ask this court, as a citi- County emergency management Emergency Management Dis- “Businesses were forced to entities in Lavaca County will zen and taxpayer, to free the coordinator Egon Barthels. trict 17 chairman Ernie Piaz close, jobs have been lost and oil not receive an adjustment to the bonds of fear by declaring today Barthels reported currently about what happens if the dec- and gas revenue and production 2020 taxable values due to the Lavaca County is open for busi- there are zero active cases in laration expires. has all but stopped,” Lathrop economy or the pandemic. ness,” Meyers said in closing his Lavaca County. “He (Piaz) said any forms or said. “While the 2020 values will statement. Regarding the first case that expenses outside the declared Lathrop said due to the im- not be impacted by the current Day inquired as to whether took place March 13 for the dates are not eligible for re- pact of these events, her office economic conditions, taxing en- the county had been able to find county, Barthels said the indi- imbursements,” Barthels said. as well as appraisal district tities need to be aware that the an answer to a question posed by vidual is in recovery in Austin “What Piaz said is that once we throughout the state have been loss of taxable value will most Kathleen Leininger at the April and when person is released no longer maintain a declara- communicating with Gov. Gregg likely seen in the 2021 year,” 27 meeting. from rehabilitation and sent tion, we’re indicating there is no Abbott’s office as well as other Lathrop said. Day asked could the county home, the individual will classi- longer a threat, we (the county) agencies. The chief appraiser said drop engage in getting federal reim- fied as recovered. would not get that assistance.” According to Lathrop, the in oil and gas as well as real bursements whether or not it Barthels said the greatest The court voted unanimously property tax code requires estate could impact the market. cancelled the declaration. concern he has are the number to extend the Disaster Declara- appraisal districts to appraise SEE COURT, PAGE 8 Page 2 THE MOULTON EAGLE Thursday, May 14, 2020 Local Meetings LONE STAR DIARY MOULTON MASONIC LODGE 298 Meets fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m. With a meal at 6:30 p.m. Secretary, Vic Christenson 512-581-2826 - [email protected] 2 BE 1 ASK 1 God Bless all those Moms It will soon be Moth- things that life has to I read once that Texas complex in Gonzales, THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS Father Joseph Kopp Court #2018 er’s Day, as I write this, offer. was “heaven for men Texas) or visit the old Meets every third Monday at 6:30 p.m. in St. Joseph's Family Room and I can’t help but I wonder about the and dogs, but hell for Eggleston House (a dog- Regent - Kathy Fishbeck, Vice Regent - Karin Filipp reflect on what these moms of early Texas. women.” I don’t doubt run log cabin in Gonza- Treasurer - Sharon Etlinger special ladies mean to that at all. Most women les, Texas –circa. 1850) I Recording Secretary - Mary Kay Fishbeck us all. on the frontier married walk on the porches and Financial Secretary - Sherry Fishbeck There is so much at an early age and that try to imagine the lady KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #3244 owed to the caring wom- is probably a good thing, at the end of her hard Meets 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. St. Joseph’s Parish Hall en who brought us into considering that folks day attempting to relax Grand Knight - Darwin J. Darilek this world. I know that didn’t live long in those in her old wooden rock- Financial Secretary - Ernest Novosad there is no way I can days. ing chair as she consid- Bingo Chairman - Daniel Raabe ever repay my Momma We should all thank ers what she must face Operators - Daniel Raabe, Ernest Novosad, Charles Greive for all the things that God for the toughness when morning comes. Bingo Games start 7:30 p.m. every Thursday she has done for me. of those pioneer moth- In those days, women Super Bingo second Thursday every month Her constant, uncondi- ers, for without them often worked side by License # 1-74-168311-0 tional love will be with By Murray Montgomery this land, as we know side with the men in me forever – although it, wouldn’t exist. It is the fields and then had MOULTON HERMANN SONS LODGE 59 Meets second Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. she is gone now, the It is hard to imagine hard for us to visualize to return to the cabin President - Barbara Anderle things Momma taught what they had to en- what their life must to prepare a meal for Secretary/Treasurer - Allyne Chapman continue to encourage dure to settle here and have been like. I think the family. The families me to reach higher and raise children in this about them often when were large back then MOULTON CHAMBER to never quit striving land that was then con- I stroll through Pioneer and she probably had OF COMMERCE & AGRICULTURE for the more important sidered a wilderness. Village (a living history many mouths to feed. Meets every fourth Wednesday at Chamber Office, 6:30 p.m. President - Danielle Buehring As night came, the pioneer mom must have AMERICAN LEGION POST 392 & AUXILIARY thought about the ever Meets every first Wednesday at the Legion Home Property Tax Protest present danger of an Adjutant - Alvin Kocian Hall Rentals: 361-772-4102 (Robert Buehring) and Appeals Procedures Indian attack upon her home. No doubt she Auxiliary President - Marla Ebner The law gives property owners the right affidavit to present your evidence, facts Auxiliary Secretary - Susan Murphy to protest actions concerning their prop- and argument. If you decide to participate counted on the dogs LC #17460262060 erty tax appraisals. You may follow these by telephone conference call, you must to warn her of any ap- proaching strangers, but MOULTON LIONS CLUB appeal procedures if you have a concern provide your evidence to the ARB with a - Proudly serving our community - about: written affidavit before the ARB hearing she probably slept with Meets 1st & 3rd Thursday every month at noon - Kloesel's Steak • the appraised (market) value of your begins. You may use Comptroller Form one eye open – just in House property; 50-283, Property Owner’s Affidavit of case. President - Craig Hughes • Vice-President - Harvey Kloesel • the unequal value of your property Evidence to the Appraisal Review Board And in March of 1836 Secretary - Diana Kloesel • Treasurer - Ray Bacak compared with other properties; to submit evidence for your telephone when the word came Visitors & new members welcome. Call 772-1288 conference call hearing or for hearing by • the inclusion of your property on the to the little village of affidavit. MOULTON JR. LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION appraisal records; Gonzales that the Alamo • any exemptions that may apply to you; You and the CAD representative have Meets every third Wednesday in the Moulton the opportunity to present evidence about had fallen to Mexican Fire Station meeting room at 7:30 p.m. • the qualification for an agricultural or timber appraisal; your case. You may cross-examine the troops; how the moth- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH • the taxing units taxing your property; CAD representative. The ARB will make ers must have cried as 305 N. Hackberry • Moulton • (361) 596-4928 • the property ownership; its decision based on the evidence pre- most of them were now Worship 10:45 a.m. with Holy Communion Every Sunday • the ownership property; sented by both parties. In most cases, the widows with children Sun. School and Adult Bible Class 9:15 a.m. • the change of use of land receiving CAD has the burden of establishing the to care for. They alone EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, WITTING special appraisal; property’s value by a preponderance of were responsible for the 8:00 a.m., Holy Communion Service every 4th Sunday • failure of the chief appraiser or appraisal the evidence presented. In certain pro- tests, the chief appraiser has the burden of kids as they packed up MOULTON CITY COUNCIL review board (ARB) to send a required what belongings they Meets every second Tuesday notice; or proving the property’s value by clear and could and hurried to at Moulton City Hall at 6:30 p.m. • any action taken by the chief appraiser, convincing evidence. You should review county appraisal district (CAD) or ARB ARB hearing procedures to learn more keep up with the re- that applies to and adversely affects you. about evidence and related matters. treating Texas army. You should not try to contact ARB mem- It’s true that the men Informal Review bers outside of the hearing. ARB members For information on an Informal review were fighting to secure are required to sign an affidavit saying that independence, but it please contact: Pam Lathrop, Chief Ap- they have not talked about your case be- Area Meetings was the ladies who main- praiser, Lavaca County Appraisal District. fore the ARB hears it. • The Vietnam Veterans of America and the As- 361-798-4396. tained the family under sociates of Vietnam Veterans of America meet the Review by the District Court, an Arbi- the worst of conditions. Review by the ARB trator or SOAH first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Hotel The women were If you cannot resolve your problem infor- After it decides your case, the ARB must Texas. Any veteran serving from 1957 to 1975 is in- mally with the CAD, you file a notice of send you a copy of its order by certified tough back then and vited to join the Vietnam Veterans (VVA). For more protest requesting to have your case heard mail. If you are not satisfied with the many of them could info on VVA, contact Ron Ridgeway at 281-684-9493. by the ARB. ARB’s decision, you have the right to ap- handle a gun if need be. • The Hepatitis C Support Group Meetings are The ARB is an independent board of citi- peal to district court. As an alternative They cared for their man held at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month, zens that hears and determines protests to district court, you may appeal through and they cared for their regarding property appraisals or other First , 209 N. Upton, Schul- binding arbitration or the State Office of kids. They plowed the concerns listed above. It has the power Administrative Hearings (SOAH) if you enburg. For more information, call Shaleen Scott at to order the CAD to make the necessary fields and they fed the (979) 743-3000. meet the qualifying criteria. If you choose animals. They washed changes based on evidence heard during to go to district court, you must start the • The Lavaca County Commissioners Court meets the clothes and prob- the ARB hearing. If you file a written re- process by filing a petition with the- dis at 10 a.m. every second and fourth Monday of each quest for an ARB hearing (notice of pro- trict court within 60 days of the date you ably made the clothes. month in the Commissioners' Court Room, first floor, test) before the deadline, the ARB will set receive the ARB’s order. If you chose to In the evening, they Lavaca County Courthouse. your case for a hearing and send you writ- appeal through binding arbitration, you tried to do what they • The Family Caregivers Support Group meets ten notice of the time, date and place of must file a request for binding arbitration could to educate the the hearing. If necessary, you may request at First United Methodist Church, 407 N. Bridge, with the CAD not later than the 60th day children. And most a hearing in the evening or on a Satur- Victoria the second Thursday of the month, 10:30 after you receive notice of the ARB order. of all, they told them day or Sunday. You may use Comptroller If you chose to appeal to the SOAH, you a.m. until noon, with its focus on caregiver support. Form 50-132, Property Appraisal - Notice about God and instilled For more information, contact Mary Holmes, R.N. must file an appeal with the CAD not layer a strong religious of Protest, to file your written request for than the 90th day after you receive notice Caregiver Specialist with the Golden Crescent Area an ARB hearing. Prior to your hearing, of the ARB’s order. Appeals to district strength in their young- Agency on Aging, at 578-1587, or Kathy Frels, R.N., you may ask to review the evidence the court, binding arbitration, or SOAH all re- sters that would help Wesley Nurse at First United Methodist Church, at CAD plans to introduce at the hearing quire payment of certain fees or deposits. them throughout their 578-5553. to establish any matter at issue. Before a life. Tax Payment • Republican Women of Yoakum Area meetings hearing on a protest or immediately af- Every generation has ter the hearing begins, you or your agent You must pay the amount of taxes due on second Wednesday of the month, 11:30 a.m., Yoakum its heroes, people to and the CAD are required to provide each the portion of the taxable value not in dis- Community Center. other with a copy of any materials (evi- pute, the amount of taxes due on the prop- whom we pay special • Lavaca County Republican Party monthly meet- dence) intended to be offered or submitted erty under the order from which the appeal homage. And as I think ing is on the 4th Tuesday evening every month be- to the ARB at the hearing. Evidence may is taken or the amount of taxes due in the about my momma, on ginning at 6:30 p.m. Meeting locations move around be submitted for any hearing type either in previous year. this special day, I won- the county each month for conservation citizens the paper or on a small portable electronic More Information der why there aren’t attendance and information. Please contact LCRP device (such as a CD, USB flash drive or You can get more information by contact- more monuments to Chairman Cheryl Thompson-Draper for the current thumb drive) which will be kept by the ing your CAD at: mothers. After all, they ARB. Do not bring evidence on a smart month’s 713-516-8880 (text or call) or Chairman. Lavaca County Appraisal District are heroes each and phone. The ARB’s hearing procedures PO Box 386-908 N. Glendale St. [email protected] regarding all the requirements to prop- every day for a lifetime. • The Appraisal Review Board of the Lavaca Hallettsville, TX 77964 erly submit evidence on a small portable 361-798-4396 County Central Appraisal District Meeting, 9 a.m., electronic device must be reviewed. To Thursday, May 14, Lavaca County Central Appraisal the greatest extent practicable, the hear- You can get Comptroller forms and ad- District Office, 908 N. Glendale St. in Hallettsville. ing will be informal. You or a designated ditional information on how to prepare a agent may appear in person, by telephone protest from the Comptrollers website at conference call or submission of written comptroller.texas.gov./taxinfo/proptax/.

THE Deadline for Filing Protest with the ARB* Usual Deadline ability and the change didn’t result from a MOULTON EAGLE Not later than May 15 (or 30 days after a protest you filed), the deadline is no later USPS No. 594-660 notice of appraised value was mailed to than the 30th day after the notice of the PHONE:(361) 798-2481 | FAX: (361) 798-9902 you, whichever is later). change was delivered to you. [email protected] Late protests are allowed for good cause if If you believe the CAD or ARB should have you miss the usual deadline. The ARB de- sent you a notice and did not, you may file Published every Thursday Staff Writers: cides whether you have good cause. Late a protest until the day before taxes become Bobby Horecka and Kaitlin Stubbs Entered as second class matter at the protests are not allowed after the ARB ap- delinquent (usually February 1) or no later post office in Moulton, Texas under the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: proves the appraisal records for the year. than the 125th day after the date you claim act of March 3, 1897. Second class Inside Area: $38.00 you received a tax bill from one or more of postage paid at Moulton, Texas 77975. Special Deadlines Outside Area, In Texas - $43.00 For change of use (the appraisal district in- the taxing units that tax your property. The The Moulton Eagle reserves the right Out-Of-State - $49.00 formed you that you are losing agricultural ARB decides whether it will hear your case to reject any advertising or editorial based on evidence about whether a required Single Copy - $1.00 appraisal because you changed the use of material in part or in whole. your land), the deadline is not later than the notice was mailed to you. NOTICE: We do not publish Letters to POSTMASTER: 30th day after the notice of the determina- * The deadline is postponed to the next the Editor that are for or against any Send address changes to: tion was mailed to you. business day if it falls on a weekend or candidate for political office. Such mate- THE MOULTON EAGLE For ARB changes (the ARB has informed legal, state or national holiday. rial shall be considered paid political P.O. Box 427 advertising. Hallettsville, Texas 77964 you of a change that increases your tax li- Thursday, May 14, 2020 THE MOULTON EAGLE Page 3 Ministries ease into ‘In Church’ Worship Services reaching Rural and Small Towns Local student receives Member churches of but will already be placed ture readings, encourage- the Tri-County Coopera- in pews or chairs earlier in ment, and suggestions for College Scholarship tive Ministries, ELCA will the week. Worship book- faith and life. Church web- John Wenske of cal work. He has volun- begin to open their houses lets will remain in place sites where persons can Moulton has been se- teered with Landscape of worship beginning Sun- from service to service. access worship services lected to receive the Gateway Monument, day, May 17. Worshipers • Every other pew in the include: www.redbirdtx. 2020 All American Driscoll Children’s Hos- will gather for in church church is to remain vacant. com or www.tccm-tx. Scholar Award spon- pital, County Council communion services at • In seating involving org/worship_resources/. sored by Catholic Life Food Drive, Manna Food Faith Lutheran Church, chairs, keep every other Persons can also go to Insurance, one of the Pantry, Shady Oak Nurs- Weimar at 10 a.m. and row of seats empty and at of Herb Beyer, nation’s top ten largest ing Home, Lavaca Coun- Zion Lutheran Church, least two empty seats (or Faith Lutheran Church fraternal life insurers. ty 4-H, Moulton Junior Moulton at 10:45 a.m. Pas- six feet separation) be- of Weimar and Moulton Each year, Catholic Livestock Show, Spe- tors Herb Beyer and John tween parties in any row, Lutheran Church, and Life awards 35 schol- cial Olympics, Souper Hunsicker will be leading except as follows: previously taped weekly arships worth $1,000 Bowl of Caring, Moulton the services. Faith, Wei- 1. Members of the same worship services and pe- each to graduating high Beautification Project, mar is located at 615 South household can sit adjacent riodic encouragements school seniors who have John Wenske and Jamboree Chil- Eagle Street and Zion, to one another, with two (devotion, Scripture and not only demonstrated an impressive resume dren’s Events. Moulton is at 307 North seats empty on either side. prayer). outstanding leadership of extracurricular ac- The scholarship is Hackberry. 2. Two individuals who For any additional up- skills and academic tivities that include Live open to Catholic Life Evangelical Lutheran are not members of the dates, call 361-798-0155. achievements but have Oak 4-H, 4-H Lavaca members who are also Church of Witting will same household but who TCCM Church Newsletters also gone above and County Council, FFA, graduating high school have communion services are attending together can also be accessed at the beyond in their civic Early Bird 4-H, band, seniors. Scholarship on Sunday, June 28 at 8 can sit adjacent to one church websites or can be duties and made a dif- Altar Serving, Beta winners are selected a.m. The Witting Church is another, with two seats requested by email: bey- ference in their com- Club, Spanish Club, UIL based on their commu- located at 79 County Road empty on either side. [email protected]. munities. Academics, basketball, nity service, demon- 277, Moulton. • Persons attending ser- For persons in the com- Wenske, who plans to cross country, baseball, stration of leadership Zion Evangelical Lu- vices are asked to wear munity needing assurance, attend Texas A&M Uni- golf, Student Council, qualities, and academic theran Church of Sublime, face coverings. If you don’t pastoral support and care, versity in the fall, is the working with chick- achievement. Visit our located at 547 County have one, there are some and prayer, they can con- son of Patrick and Mary ens, building fences, website at www.cliu.com Road 146, has tentatively available to you at the tact Pastor Herb Beyer Wenske. He submitted handyman, and electri- for more information. scheduled Sunday, June 7 church entrances. at 361-798-0155 (24/7) or to begin “in church” 8 a.m. • There will be sanita- Email: beyerfam@hughes. communion services. tion stations with cleans- net. If there is a pastoral Persons are asked to ing agents at church en- care need, do not hesitate Turtle Wing, PAT to offer Early Childhood follow the guidelines pro- trances. to make the contact. vided by the Governor and • Collection of offer- Workshop on Age Appropriate Curriculum AG offices. Gathering as ings — Offering plates or Turtle Wing Foun- cover “Creating An Age tlewingfoundation.org. an assembly is a funda- baskets will be located dation will again be Appropriate Preschool Two workshop hours mental part of Christian at a church entrance or partnering with Schul- Curriculum For 0-2 will be provided for community. And we can near the front pew of the TOWN enburg/Weimar Area Year Olds”. those needing continu- return to our churches, church. Persons are asked Parents as Teachers to Objectives to be cov- ing education for their celebrating Word and Sac- to give their offering ei- provide quality train- ered include but may workplace. rament. But we need to be ther as they enter or leave RIER ing for early childhood not be limited to: Cur- Please include both careful to follow the safety services or just before C educators, daycare pro- riculum Goals for 0-2 the first and last name guidelines proposed by receiving the Sacrament MOULTON viders, their staff, and Year Olds; The Five R’s of attendees when local officials and church of Holy Communion. This HERMANN all parents of young of Early Education; Age RSVP’ing so that certif- leaders. means there is no need for children. Appropriate Teaching icates may be prepared. Because of current persons to touch the plates SONS LODGE The next training Methods and Sched- To learn more about circumstances, we are or baskets. MONTHLY will be on Thursday, ules, and Infant and PAT visit their website having to adapt to these • The distribution of MEETING June 4 from 6-8 p.m. at Toddler Engagement at www.sw-pat.org. circumstances. In order Communion is an espe- CANCELLED the Schulenburg ISD Tracking. For information on to provide a safe environ- cially sensitive time. Per- Cafeteria. The present- This training is open how Turtle Wing Foun- ment for worshippers for sons receiving communion The Moulton Her- er is Loueva Hatfield, to anyone interested, dation helps families “in church” services and will receive the host in the mann Sons Lodge M. Ed. Mrs. Hatfield is but an RSVP is re- in rural areas with chil- mindful of the health and hand (not on the tongue). monthly meeting the founder of Hatch, quested to help with dren who have learning well-being of all: And drinking from a com- for May, has been a learning habitat and planning the meal that challenges visit www. • Persons unable to at- mon chalice or use of in- cancelled due to consulting firm (http:// will be provided. To turtlewingfoundation. tend services may make an tinction is not permitted the COVID-19 Pan- www.hatchlearning. 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MOULTON HIGH SCHOOL

John Wenske Garrett Drabek VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN

Candido Matthew Erin Cody Katelyn Barbosa Berckenhoff Blaschke Broussard Buehring

Matthew Ryan Christina Anthony Charles Carlile DeHoyos Fojtik Guzman Kubicek

Jaycee Tristan Macey Gabriella Jesus Loewe Meisetschlager Moeller Perry Pinedo

Jared Laci Trevor Olivia Luis Raabe Ramos Richter Tesch Zuniga

John, Good Luck to the Congrats Olivia Kate Tesch! Way To Go Christina! Class of 2020! Love, we are so We are so proud proud of you. of you and love you Hunter, Luke, Leroy’s Plumbing beyond words. Wesley & Emma 116 S Main St, Moulton,TX May all your Mom, Dad, (361) 596-7709 dreams come true! James, Scott, Love, INSTALLATION 596-4228 John, Mom, Dad AND SERVICE Open Monday thru Friday and Cathy and Kade Congratulations Tristan! We are so proud Psalms 37:4 Delight yourself in the Lord, and of everything He will give you the desires of your heart. you have accomplished and can’t wait to see what the future Congratulations Congratulations Ryan! Congratulations holds for you! Graduates of 2020! and wishing you all Love always, the brightest futures! Jacobs-Weber, Inc. Mom, Dad, Lala Insurance & Trenton

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We ALL love you so much! Dad, Dakota, Tanner, Karsen, Devin, and Presley Mom, Eric, Brendon, Tristin, and Taylor Grandpa and Grandma Buehring Nana and Papaw Mamaw and Popo Kresta Aunt Ashley and Peanut Shawn, Aunt Emily, Grace, and Juju Uncle Bobby, Aunt Autumn, Julianna, Emma, Amelia Uncle Billy, Aunt Becky, Kolby, Julia, and Dawton David, Aunt Dee Dee, and Holt Uncle Chris, Aunt Danielle, Colten, and Cadence Uncle Scott, Aunt Lizzie, Claire, and Adelyn Uncle Alan and Sara Kevin and Sheron Peiper The Thomas Family Page 6 THE MOULTON EAGLE Thursday, May 14, 2020 St. Peter Lutheran Lavaca Medical Center celebrates Church Blood Drive The St. Peter Lutheran Church Blood Drive has Hospital Week: May 10-16, 2020 been set for Sunday, May 17 from 8:15 a.m.-12 noon A hospital is more through 12), chosen to Lavaca Medical Cen- at Fellowship Hall, 101 N. Market in Hallettsville. than a place where peo- coincide with Florence ter is proud to serve our The blood drive is by appointment only. Please visit ple go to heal - it fosters Nightingale’s birthday, local communities, and https//donor.southtexasblood.org./donor/schedules/ health and represents honoring her role in we thank all of the staff drive schedule/1 18922 or call to make an appoint- hope. revolutionizing hospital and volunteers that help ment at 361-576-3651. During National care in the mid 1800’s. us to provide quality Also you can now save time and fill out your Hospital Week, Lavaca This year’s National healthcare with a posi- pre-health donation ahead of time ON THE DAY Medical Center honors National Hospital Hospital Week theme tive patient experience. of your donation from your own phone or tablet by a dedicated staff who Week was established is ‘A Week of Thanks’, This Hospital Week, visiting www.southtexasblood.org/donordoc. work together 24 hours in 1953, and this year an appropriate tribute we thank all of the dedi- Despite the Quarantine, there are patients like a day, 365 days a year, to it is celebrated from to all members of the cated individuals for fol- Tiffany who need a blood transfusion after a car ensure quality medical May 10 through May 16. healthcare world who lowing their calling and accident nearly took her life. Sadly, patients cannot care is available to all The dates overlap the care for their neighbors being committed to the wait for COVID-19 to go away. Trauma patients need patients in our commu- celebration of National with competence, dedi- health and well-being of your help, as well as those undergoing cancer treat- nities. Nurses Week (May 6 cation and compassion. our great communities. ments and more. That’s where your blood donation comes in, it can literally save lives every single day. In addition to social distancing, STBTC contin- Moulton ISD School Yoakum Community Hospital celebrates ues to take additional precautions to keep you safe Summer Feeding and ensure that we are able to collect the blood Sack Lunch Menu National Hospital Week May 10-May 16 that is desperately needed. Visit online to see how Starting week of May 17 Yoakum Community times.” the coronavirus, U.S. hos- STBTC is keeping donors safe through June 16 Hospital will observe Na- Long esteemed as pitals are working round- All donors will receive a $10 HEB gift card. (Free for any child tional Hospital Week May healing environments, the-clock to meet local 18 and under) All donors will receive points to the new donor 10 through 16, 2020. This hospitals remain a vital healthcare needs. store to choose gift cards from • Amazon. •Walmart May 18-22 year’s theme is ‘Where link to ensure the well- An annual event, Na- •Chili’s and many more. Donors can also choose Monday — Off Day Health Comes First.’ being of communities. tional Hospital Week STBTC merchandise. Tuesday — Cheese “In celebration of Na- Celebrated this year from celebrates the history, burger, fruit, vegetable, tional Hospital Week, May 10 through May 16, technology and dedi- milk we thank our commu- National Hospital Week cated professionals that H H Wednesday — Chili nity for the privilege to applauds the nation’s make healthcare facili- LIVESTOCK REPORTS mac, vegetable, fruit, serve our citizens and hospitals, healthcare ties examples of trust and HALLETTSVILLE milk neighbors with compas- systems and healthcare caring. Throughout the Thursday — Chick sionate, quality care,” professionals as they pro- year, hospitals strive to TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2020 burger, vegetable, fruit, said Karen Barber, CEO, vide essential, innovative improve patient care and CATTLE ON HAND: 1232 milk Yoakum Community Hos- frontline care. the patient experience. WEEK AGO: 1400 YEAR AGO: 1134 Friday — Pizza, fruit, pital. “Every member of With unprecedented To learn more about The market this week was steady overall. Instances $3 higher to $3 lower. Market very active at these levels. Some new crop vegetable, milk our staff is dedicated and demands on America’s services at Yoakum Com- calves getting very fleshy. ************ honored to care for and health care system from munity Hospital or for Packer cows and bulls sold steady on approx. 175 hd. Packer We will be sending out protect the health of our the COVID-19 pandemic help in finding a physi- bulls strong on approx. 25 hd. lunch with a breakfast community, especially and a surging number of cian, please visit www. If we can help with marketing your livestock, please call 361- for the following day. during these difficult patients infected with yoakumhospital.org 798-4336. We will be set up in- PACKER COWS: Canner & Cutter Cows: 51-68; Utility & side by the front door of Fat Cows: 50-68; Light Weight Canner Cows: 34-48; Poor/ Weak: 25-38. the lunchroom due to the USDA announces Coronavirus PACKER BULLS: Heavyweight Bulls: 88-95; Utility & Cutter hot weather but we will Bulls: 79-87; Light Weight Canner Bulls: 66-78. still meet you at curbside STOCKER AND FEEDER CALVES AND YEARLINGS: via drive through. Food Assistance Program NO. 1 STEER & BULLS CALVES: Under 200: 145-195; Times: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. U.S. Secretary of Ag- ers, maintain the integ- will also allow for the 200-300: 138-185; 300-400: 134-160; 400-500: 127- Any questions please riculture Sonny Perdue rity of our food supply purchase and distribu- 157.50; 500-600: 118-137.50; 600-700: 110-128; 700-800: give Rose Bartos a call recently announced the chain, and ensure every tion of our agricultural 100-118. at 361-596-4821 or email Coronavirus Food Assis- American continues to abundance to help our NO. 1 HEIFER CALVES: Under 200: 140-185; 200-300: [email protected]. tance Program (CFAP). receive and have access fellow Americans in 126-167.50; 300-400: 122-147.50; 400-500: 115-137.50; This new U.S. De- to the food they need. need.” 500-600: 108-130; 600-700: 100-116; 700-800: 90-110. partment of Agriculture “During this time of REPLACEMENT HEIFERS: 350-700: 125-185. (USDA) program will national crisis, Presi- MOULTON take several actions to dent Trump and USDA assist farmers, ranchers, are standing with our World HALLETTSVILLE and consumers in re- farmers, ranchers, and and LIVESTOCK sponse to the COVID-19 all citizens to make sure U.S. national emergency. they are taken care of,” trivia COMMISSION CO. EAGLE President Trump direct- Secretary Perdue said. Where your Livestock 361.798.2481 ed USDA to craft this “The American food Historical Facts about the Brings Top $ Every Time! $19 billion immediate supply chain had to world & America AD DEADLINE: relief program to pro- adapt, and it remains •SALE EVERY TUESDAY• (Compiled by Murray Montgomery) vide critical support to safe, secure, and strong, 140 Auction Ring Rd * Forty-six percent our farmers and ranch- and we all know that 361-798-4336 of the world’s water is NOON MONDAYS starts with America’s in the Pacific Ocean; farmers and ranchers. that’s around 6 sextil- This program will not lion gallons of water. Step into Summer only provide immediate The Atlantic has 23.9 CUERO percent; the Indian, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2020 relief for our farmers 20.3; the Arctic, 3.7 CATTLE ON HAND: 1563 WEEK AGO: 1239 by joining the and ranchers, but it percent. Next week there will be 40 crossbred cows bred to Charlois bulls. Some will have calves at side. Walk Through Texas Rest will be palpated. See facebook for pictures. There were 343 cows and 18 bulls. There is absolutely nothing COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS wrong with the packer market. Prices today were as high as they History League have been all year with the qualities represented. The calf market continued to get stronger as most classes Walk Through Texas History is a fun new approach to the SENIOR CITIZENS MENU showed improvement over last week. Confidence is evident that Walk Across Texas program. In the traditional Walk Across Please call a day in advance to reserve a meal. No this country will get past this trauma. Buyers are optimistic and Texas Program teams of up to eight individuals walk and chart income restrictions. Hallettsville Center: 798-2211; such is reflected in the market as most classes were $2-4/cwt their miles for eight weeks. Walk Through Texas History is Shiner Center: 594-2671; Yoakum Center: 293-5313. higher than last week. a shortened version with a This market report is available on Facebook as well as on the twist. Rather than tracking NATALIE D. KNESEK, PHD, CFCS Menu is subject web at www.cuerols.com. miles, participants track CEA-FCH-Lavaca County to change Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service PACKER BULLS: all weights: 80-99. their steps. The program Monday, May 18 PACKER COWS: Canners & Cutters: 45-67; Poor & Weak: 361.204.6992 is for four weeks and sets [email protected] BBQ sausage, baked beans, sautéed cabbage. the goal of walking the 30-40. wheat bread, pear halves PALPATED: 2 bred: 45 & 70. same distance as a historical path. Tuesday, May 19 PAIRS: 10: $1,150 - $1,550 The Lavaca County Step Into Summer walking league STEER CALVES: (Avg. High) Under 200 Lbs.: None; 200-249 kicks off on Friday, May 15. To participate, team members Oriental turkey salad wrap, sun chips, orange, Lbs.: None; 250-299 Lbs.: None; 300-350 Lbs.: 141-156; will log in online and record their steps that they walk over a peaches and cream pie four-week period. With so many people wearing fitness track- 350-400 Lbs.: 140-155; 400-450 Lbs.: 136-156; 450-500 Wednesday, May 20 ers or carrying phones that count steps, this is an easy way Chicken spaghetti, roasted carrots w/Vinai- Lbs: 133-156; 500-550 Lbs.: 126-147; 550-600 Lbs.: to measure the distance. As participants walk, they will be 125-138; 600-700 Lbs.: 119-129; 700-800 Lbs.: 117-126. virtually led on the path that the early settlers of our area took grette, wheat roll, berry parfaif BULL CALVES: (Avg. High) Under 250 Lbs.: 165-184; 250- during the historic Runaway Scrape. History is shared in let- Thursday, May 21 300 Lbs.: 143-170; 300-350 Lbs.: 133-160; 350-400 Lbs.: ters to read along the virtual path as participants reach stops Hamburger on bun, sautéed onion and mush- 137-158; 400-450 Lbs.: 142-156; 450-500 Lbs.:134-155; like the Lavaca River. rooms, lettuce, tomato and pickle, potato chips, Not sure who to ask to join your team? Teams might con- 500-550 Lbs.: 119-144; 550-600 Lbs.: 119-130; 600-700 watermelon, chocolate mousse and whip topping sist of co-workers, family members, neighbors, friends, church Lbs.: 114-120; Over 700 lbs.: 99-121. Friday, May 22 HEIFER CALVES: (Avg. High) Under 200 Lbs.: 164-178; 200- groups, the possibilities are endless. When registering a team, CLOSED 250 Lbs.: 155-162; 250-300 Lbs.: 135-154; 300-350 lbs.: consider giving it a fun name, as team successes will be cele- brated and in the spirit of competition, there might be a leader 124-146; 350-400 lbs.: 124-150; 400-450 Lbs.: 125-155; board kept. 450-500 Lbs: 120-155; 500-550 lbs.: 116-134; 550-600 The maximum team size is eight members. There is not Lbs.: 111-134; 600-700 Lbs.: 104-118; Over 700 Lbs.: 96-105. a minimum number of participants for a team. Registration and participation are free. Members must be at least eigh- teen years of age. If you have youth participants that would like to get involved you can call me at 361-798-2221 and I CUERO LIVESTOCK will help you set up a separate Walk Across Texas youth team that can coincide with this event. To sign up adult teams, COMMISSION CO. visit https://howdyhealth.org/ and use league code wtthL- •SALE EVERY FRIDAY• 200429-V2D9nT to join the Lavaca County Step Into Sum- mer League. If you would like a promotional flyer emailed to Highest Prices Paid! you to send to your perspective teammates, send the request We appreciate your business! to [email protected]. 1817 Bridge Rd., Cuero You will want to name a team captain when signing up. 361-275-2329 The link and league code are also located on the events page of our county website at lavaca.agrilife.org. Team members www.cuerols.com do not have to walk together, as each participant logs in and Metal & Shingle Roofs • Metal Buildings • Pole Barns reports his or her steps individually. Teams will be recognized Gutters • Windows • Painting • Siding at the conclusion of the four-week event. So, whether you are WE INVITE YOU TO BE currently walking or running or you have thought about add- 979-247-4587 ing it to your routine, make the next four weeks a fun one by TOLL FREE: 877-840-3896 ! joining the Step Into Summer League. A PART OF THE SALE VINCENTSROOFING.COM Thursday, May 14, 2020 THE MOULTON EAGLE Page 7

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GRADUATION CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Murray’s Handy “We are planning to District staff will su- “After the ceremony, town along Main Street, hold an in-person gradu- pervise pavilion area and friends, family, staff and where the parade will stop Photo Tips ation ceremony on Friday, assist in seating everyone community members will for a few minutes to recog- May 15,” she said. “Be- who attends, so that social be able to show their nize each of the students, Subject: Before you shoot be prepared cause of the COVID-19 distancing guidelines are congratulations and cheer and along the entire pa- Have you ever thought about the things you pandemic and the gover- followed and guidelines for the Class of 2020 in rade route, everyone is should do before taking photos. That’s right, I nor’s recent orders limit- for cleanliness are met. our first-ever graduation ureged to practice social said “before.” Many people don’t realize just ing seating capacity, our Not only will the area parade,” she said. “The distancing guidelines as how important it is to have everything in order plan now allows for all be disinfected before and route will cover Highway they apply to individuals prior to using their camera. Here’s some of the health and safety precau- after the ceremony, but 95, Depot, Main, Hackber- and households. things you should remember to do: (1) Clean your lens - a dirty lens can degrade the final im- tions to be followed.” throughout the ceremony ry, Pecan, Arnim, Long- Participation in the age and cause it to look washed out (2) Clean Graduates have re- monitors will also clean horn, and Lancaster—ev- event by graduates, your viewfinder - a dirty viewfinder can simply ceived tickets for a lim- any surfaces as needed. ery north and south street guests, and parade-goers make the image hard to see (3) If you are using ited number of guests to Hand sanitizer will be in town, basically—and is voluntary, and anyone a smart phone, the above tips will also work for attend the event, and all available throughout the everyone is encouraged to experiencing a fever or the phone camera (4) Use a soft cloth to do the other friends and family event, and disposable decorate their yards and illness should not attend, cleaning. If things are really dirty, use a mild can watch the livestream masks will be available make some noise as the Dornak cautioned. lens cleaner like what you use for eyeglasses. Rub the area to be cleaned in a circular manner of the commencement for guests to use. seniors parade by.” Watch next week’s Ea- without pressing too hard. (5) Charge your bat- exercises on the high But that’s not all, Dor- Special presentations gle for coverage from the tery - nothing is worse than having your battery school’s Facebook page, nak said. are also planned down- event. go dead while you’re shooting. If it’s going to which can be found at be a long shoot, carry some spare batteries. (6) www.facebook.com/ If you are going to be taking a lot of photos, be MoultonHighSchool/. sure you have room on your memory card - per- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 For those who will be COURT haps carry a spare just in case. (7) Remember, never leave your camera in a hot car. Also, if you attending in-person, Dor- “The LCCAD would MISCELLANEOUS loader as trade-in surplus don’t plan to use your camera for a long time, re- nak urged them to ar- like to ensure the entities The court approved a to help defray the cost of move the battery. (8) If your camera has a flash, rive early, as everyone and property owners that proclamation declaring the purchase. gently clean the flash lens. (9) Last, but not allowed in will be subject we are working with other the week of May 17-23 as In other action taken by least, if you haven’t used your camera in a while, to health screenings. Texas appraisal districts in Emergency Medical Ser- the court: break out your manual and read it. If you’re like “The plan calls for communicating with the vices Week. • Tabled advertising for me, you might find that there are some operat- all staff, graduates and governor and other agen- The court approved the proposals for consultant/ ing functions on the camera that you’ve forgot- ten how to use. - I hope these tips will help you their families, as well cies to seek reasonable hiring of Nailene Ruppert management services for out. Remember, the more you shoot, the better as any other in-person solutions for property tax as administrative assistant grant writing. you’ll get at it - keep shooting! guests to all pass a CO- issues in this challeng- for the Commissioners’ of- • Tabled a contract with VID-19 health screen at ing time,” Lathrop said fice as well as the transfer Sirrus Engineers, Inc. for Murray Montgomery has been a photographer for checkpoints set up in the in closing her statement. of Paula Patterson to ad- the GLO Hurricane Harvey over 50 years. He has taught classes on beginning high school parking lot,” “The values you will be ministrative assistant for Infrastructure Improve- photography and basic composition. In the past, he was part owner of a working studio specializing she said. “Health pro- receiving from us shortly the Judge’s office. ment grant. in wedding and portrait photography. He has also fessionals will supervise will probably not be much A HGAC contract to • Acknowledged the worked for several newspapers working with photog- the checkpoints with the different from last year at purchase a 2015 926M CAT Emergency Medical Ser- raphy and page composition. assistance of local law this time, and may be a with 1500 hour power train vices Statement of Medical enforcement officers. All little more. So to the enti- and hydraulic warranty for Direction/Supervision of Subscribe to the occupants of a car must ties of this county, when Precinct 3 was approved prehospital care. pass health screens in setting your budgets, next by the court. In addition, • Authorized Memorial order to proceed to the year could be a completely the court approved a 1980 Day Fireworks sale. MOULTON EAGLE pavilion.” different picture.” U.S. Army Case front end • Approved all consent agenda items. County Judge Keith Mudd presided over the meeting with commission- GonzalesHealthcare.com ers Edward Pustka, Ronald Berckenhoff, Frankie Bates and Dennis W. Kocian pres- ent for the meeting.

PERCENT CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 of the position we are in right now, and take every precaution we can to con- tinue to slow the spread. Even though we live in a rural area and are working hard to distance ourselves as recommended, we can’t let our guard down. It’s tough to keep modifying our routines and staying away from each other. The beautiful weather and our desire to interact socially make it even tougher, but we will continue to ask for your help. Please follow the social distancing requests that have been communi- cated throughout our area. We believe it is making a difference. Keep it up!”

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