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The Land of Living Water Volume 132 USPS 286-540 ©The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, August 7, 2013 50¢ per copy Number 31

Are you ready for some action?

The 2013 Hill Country Fair Association directors are gearing-up, cleaning-up and preparing to give Kimble County residents, visitors and neighbors an evening of wild bucking bull-riding this Friday and Saturday. They are back row, from left, Luke Levien, Cole Holland, Craig Meadow, Craig Brooks, Zach Mudge, Hilario Cantu, Chris Casaday, Justin Bierschwale, Robert Sutton, Charles Herbst and Clint Smith, Jr. In the front row, from left, are Lynn Hill Molesworth, Clay Simon, Rodger Carlile and Luke Tillman. Not pictured are Mitch Davis, Cecily Holekamp, Steve Brown, Joey Freeman, Blenda Martin, Deanna Murrah, Andy Murr, Jason Loeffler, Ford Johnston, Jerry Don Chenault, Casey Murr and Jamey Watson. Registration Chamber cancels begins Miss Kimble Monday Student registration begins Contest due to lack of on Monday, August 12, and will continue until Thursday, participation August 15, in the campus offices from 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. by Connie Booth, Executive Director, Kimble County Registration packets are avail- Chamber of Commerce and Junction Visitor Information able in the campus offices or may be printed if you wish The Kimble County Chamber of Commerce and Junction to fill them out in advance at Visitor Information hosts an annual Miss Kimble County www.junctionisd.net. Scholarship Pageant every year. Local girls, classified as sophomores or juniors at Junction High School for the coming school See School on Page 7 year are eligible to participate. Local businesses sponsor these girls, contributing an “entry fee” for their participation. These fees are deposited into a scholarship fund and are presented to the girl selected as Miss Kimble County upon graduation every JTTB year in the form of a $500 check. Participants in this pageant adhere to certain rules for partici- approves pation defining the nature of this event. This pageant has under- grant, works gone several changes over the past years, as have the “worlds” on Lovers See Contest on Page 6 Getting off to an early start at 12:01 a.m. on Monday in the high school gym, these Lady Leap scenic Eagles have begun a new season of volleyball. Practice began at the earliest possible time outlook that was allowed and the ladies are already showing teamwork and unity. KCHD board decides James Murr The Junction Eagle on proposed 2014

On July 31 the Junction Texas Tourism Board (JTTB) budget and 2013 held its regular monthly meeting and approved a tourism pro- tax rate motion grant. The board also Sarah Harrison ing public notice(s) of the latter heard a report on the recently The Junction Eagle two items. A quorum of board concluded 2013 Sizzler Disc members was present: James Golf Tournament in Junction, On August 1 at 5 p.m., Murr, president, Claudette which earlier received a grant the Kimble County Hospital Primeaux, secretary, Molly for $1,100. Other tourism District (KCHD) Board met in Robinson, Bobby Chenault promotion matters were also a called session to open bids and Bill Simon. Trey Sullivan, addressed, as described below. for the three KCHD modular treasurer, and Marshall Heap buildings and to discuss and were unable to attend. See JTTB on Page 6 consider its budget for fiscal Primeaux opened the three year 2014, and the tax rates for Attention! 2013, and the date(s) for post- See KCHD on Page 7 Texas Comptroller Susan Combs reminds shoppers the annual sales tax holiday Ministerial Alliance aid suspended weekend is scheduled for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Because of an unusually heavy demand this summer on Aug. 9-11. Families can save Ministerial Alliance funds used to help needy people pay money by not paying sales tax light and utility bills, etc., aid is currently being suspended on most clothing, footwear and until the funds can be replenished. If you would like to help school supplies priced under replenish the funds, please make a donation to the Ministerial Alliance through your church, or make a deposit to its account $100. Lists of tax-free items The Junction Eagles began the 2013 football season in the cool of the morning on Monday. can be found at www.Tex- at Junction National Bank or send it directly to the Ministerial Getting into shape with lots of blood, sweat and sore muscles, these young athletes are deter- Alliance at P.O. Box 601, Junction, Texas, 76849. asTaxHoliday.org. mined to end the season with lots of wins against all of their opponents. Page 2 The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, August 7, 2013

San Angelo, T. J. Black of junior warden; W. A. Spencer, James D. Armstrong, George London, Phillip and Lynn treasurer; R. K. Bradshaw, Snyder, Joseph Prather, Meanderings Jordan Jacoby of Junction, secretary; Z. M. Wells, senior Charles Schmitkey, E. S. by Frederica Wyatt Margaret Burt Gaver and deacon; W. W. Baker, junior Alley, M. D. Ludwick, K. Frederica Burt Wyatt. LaDell deacon; John Griffith, tiler; G. Baldwin, J. J. Ramsey and Sadness shrouds our com- a short program on John historians. One of his ances- Camp Burnette of Kerrville M. Wells, chaplain. Members Asa Pullen. munity, and sincere condo- Wesley Hardin, a “character” tors was my great-great-great plans to be here, if possible. included H. K. Hutchison, We hope you enjoy the lences are extended to fami- of the Old West who left his grandfather, James Allsup of A telephone call from Lindy William Barber, Felix Burton, upcoming Classic weekend! lies and friends who are bereft footprints on Kimble County Virginia/Tennessee. One of Gilbert of Alice brought news of loved ones. soil. Chuck will be availa- J. P. Gorman’s sisters, Mrs. he will be unable to attend. Funeral services for Francis ble to autograph books, and E. A. (Emily Ann Alsup) Lindy reported he recently attended funeral services for Book Review Eugene Hodges were held refreshments will be served. Turner, is listed as one of By Martha Richardson Sunday with burial in the The public is invited to the three “Women Homesteaders his youngest sister, Gloria free event. in Texas” from Kimble Beidleman of Zephyr. Junction Cemetery beside sets off a firestorm within the Cappy Tatom Sanders of County. The other two were Joanna Laake and Margaret his late wife, Leona. Eugene Cuban community causing his Boerne was a museum visi- Elizabeth Kountz and Hettie Vick Handy, both of the Back to died Thursday, August 1, family to disown him, and this tor and brought a copy of J. Sharp. Metroplex area, were in in the Houston area city of places his job in jeopardy. General Marshall’s Victory On a necessary trip to Yoakum recently and attend- The Woodlands. Eugene was Blood From there, the stew gets Report on the Winning of Fredericksburg last week, I ed funeral services for Susan By Tom Wolfe the son of the late Francis richer as the mayor, chief of World War II in Europe and was privileged to enjoy a chat Beinhauer. Joanna and Lane “Frank” and Margaret police, editor of the newspaper the Pacific, “with an added with Milton and Margaret Margaret were former JHS Miami, Florida’s mixture Hendricks Hodges and the and wealthy power players try section featuring the contribu- Bierschwale, whom I chanced classmates of Susan’s mother, of ethnic cultures, races and grandson of Lane and Vinie to contain racial tensions and tions made by our own com- to meet along the way. Dixie Murr Kaye. political biases make it a par- Furry Hodges and Mark and manipulate the situations for munity toward winning the Tommy Van Dyke of My sincere gratitude goes ticularly complex climate to Dovie Hendricks. Local great their own purposes. Along the War.” The booklet, with a Voca was a recent visitor at to Billie Fisher Meckley, who negotiate without antagoniz- grandparents were Francis way, the reader is introduced Marion and Elizabeth Arminta listing of Kimble County’s Kimble Historical Museum. soloed last week as docent ing one group or another. Into to the multifaceted and inter- Lane Hodges and Susan veterans, was a donation to the She is a descendant of at Kimble County Historical this volatile atmosphere, Tom national population of Miami. McCarty-Furry McDonald. museum from Cappy’s moth- George Washington Vest Museum, and in addition, ful- Wolfe drops his protagonist, The plot and setting make Eugene and his sister, er and our friend, Johnnie and Parthena Glascock Vest, filled other duties while I was Nestor Comancho, a young the most of Tom Wolfe’s cus- Shirley Marie, were child- Irene Reynolds Tatom of Big my great-great-grandparents. ill. Cuban Miami police officer. tomary colorful figures, show- hood friends of my young- Spring. Tommy’s ancestor is Jasper Hopefully, I can assume my In the line of duty, Comancho ing the ludicrous situations that est brother, the late Britton Another repeat visitor was “Jap” Vest, while my great- volunteer duties during the rescues a Cuban refugee, who, occur when humans’ egos are A. Burt (who died July 23). Tommy Joe Holmes of Iraan grandfather was his brother, coming week. in his attempt to reach land, involved and the attempts at A younger Hodges sibling who spent some time at the Britton Capel Vest. Many of Junction Chapter, Order of has instead climbed the mast of damage control backfire. is James, who is among museum during the week. Tommy’s family members are the Eastern Star, will meet a boat and is about to fall to his Eugene’s survivors. Tommy Joe is a descendant of buried at the Locker Cemetery Thursday evening, August death. Nestor’s daring rescue Jennie Vinita Routh, a James P. Gorman, who came near Richland Springs in San 8, at 7:00 in the Junction longtime resident of Kimble from Mississippi to Texas Saba County. She is partic- City Masonic Lodge on Main County and wife of Bill in 1835 and fought in the ularly interested in Thomas Street. Happy Birthday Routh, departed this life War for Texas Independence. Peyton Vest, another son The Masonic Hall was des- ignated as a Recorded Texas August 8 Rochelle Grona Lumpkins Sunday, August 4, and ser- He settled early in Kimble of G. W. and Parthena. His Kenna K. Brooks Stapp August 11 vices are pending as this col- County, later homesteading grave has received a Texas Historic Landmark in 1966. Inscription on the medallion Edith Wise Adams Jackie Reville Hopkins umn is being compiled. in San Saba County. Gorman Ranger cross, as he served Dixie Brown Trahan Brittany M. Whitworth plaque relates, “Built in 1902 Kimble County Historical Falls near Bend is on that from 1863 until the end of the Beryl Jacks Henderson August 12 Commission is pleased to property, hence the name of War Between the States. He by Dr. James Warren Burt, Anna L. Henry James D. Melton announce Chuck and Pat one of Texas’ outstanding was a veteran of Company resident of Kimble County Ashley Alvarado Kenneth D. Haley Parsons of Luling will be waterfalls. B, Captain John H. (Shorty) 1881-1913. Ground floor has James Ira Weaver III Theresa Lynn Adams at the Community Room of For debatable reasons, J. Brown’s Frontier Battalion housed office of Dr. Burt and Hector Menchaca Tammy L. Baggett Junction National Bank on P. chose to assume the name stationed in San Saba County, numerous other businesses. Jazmin Marie Elder Elbert Hugh Doyal Saturday afternoon, August “Gorman”, although he was Texas. Top floor served as audito- Christian Alec Menchaca Larry Harrison 17, at 1:30. Chuck, a noted born James Sidney Allsup The Beevers family – Kent, rium for public and church Joe Ramos Bobby Henrich Kiarra Telles Sylvia Ann West Western writer, will present (Alsup) according to family Christina, Joseph, David and meetings and for graduation exercises of Junction High August 9 Shenandoah Bundick Sanders Grace – of Giddings toured Jim Ed Baugh August 13 the museum on a recent day. School until 1909. Junction City Lodge No. 548, A.F. & Garrett Herring Michael B. Bailey Members of the JHS class Douglas Gene Brown Woodrow Eugene Bowers of 1947 will meet Friday A.M., chartered December 2, City Pharmacy 1882, purchased this building Barney J. Baggett Judith Collier Coffey evening, August 9, at 6:00 on March 16, 1909, and has Cecilia Carson Stewart Willie Shearer Collins in the front dining room at Alicia Vasquez Gauna Robbie Jasper Vickery met here continuously.” 1610 Main St. Junction, Texas Isaacks’ Restaurant for a Mitzi Dedeke Holland Dale W. Gipson First officers of the Junction 325-446-2511 meal and reminiscing. Thus Iva Burhcard Moder Hal Lee Haines far, among those making res- City Lodge after its organiza- Deborah Newbury Spradlin Holli Dyanne Heap ervations are Nancy Spiller tion were H. H. Allen, wor- James Ira Weaver, Jr. Melvin Flarry Packel • Prescriptions Smith of Gatesville, G. W. shipful master; Rufe Holland, Michael Duane Lovelace Cody James Westbrook (and Lilburn) Walker of senior warden; R. O. Smith, Tonya Lei Shackleford Ernest Harrison Lusk • Medical Equipment Richard Sherman Ailene Odell McDaniel • Gifts & Cosmetics Kelsi Jo Chenault Caigen Davis August 10 August 14 • Rx Compounding Cheyenne K. Stapp Erik R. Butler • Greeting Cards Mary Lange Bullard Crystal A. Stout Juan M. Anguiano, Jr. Norman Boyd Tomlinson James Alfred Gentry Betty Fleming Fife Jimmy Ray Hornsby Norman Hardcastler Nelson Welcome Visitors! Ildeina M. Modesto Lex Barrow, Jr. Billy Louis Mogford Lance Barrow Eva W. Montgomery Betty J. Garcia Carolyn Nicole Newbury

C-45-tfnc The Junction Eagle is the most reliable ©2013 The Junction Eagle source of accurate local information. All rights reserved. No part of this newspaper may be Our mission is to cover of the people Worship With Us reproduced in any form or by any means without permission businesses and events of Kimble County. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IVY CHAPEL OUTREACH GOSPEL OF CHRIST in writing from the owners. 202 South 8th Street 3rd Sunday of each month @ 7 p.m. 602 S. Llano 9:45 a.m. - Sunday School Praise & worship, Sundays, 6 p.m. 10:55 a.m. - Morning Worship ST. THERESA CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday evenings, 7 p.m. The Junction Eagle has been your 6 p.m. - Evening Worship 114 South 7th Street Pastor Glenda Carroll Ken Bolton, Pastor 11:15 a.m. - Sunday Morning - Stephen Royall, Youth Pastor English/Spanish MURR CHURCH OF CHRIST LETTERS POLICY hometown newspaper for 131 years. 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Letters to the Editor pub- a house of worship this Sunday: OWNERS - Jim and Debbie Cooper Kistler lished in this newspaper do EDITORS - Jim and Debbie Cooper Kistler not necessarily reflect the PROOFREADER, REPORTER - Sarah Harrison Junction National Bank REPORTER - James Murr The Brand Name position of this publication on LAYOUT & PRODUCTION - Kathy Rotge, Asia Happner, In Kimble County any subject. Debbie Kistler and Jim Kistler SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS: Frederica Wyatt, John Parker, Rosanna Stapp, Banking Correspondence should Claudette Primeaux, Kristi Hull, Mike Cox, Kendal Hemphill, Sylvia Lawler, 446-2531 Member FDIC be mailed to: Letters to the Renee Schulze, Russell Kott, Marvin Ivy, Linda Tarrant, Nancy Smith, Don Knotts, Ginger Boerm Andrews, Cindy Walker and Ed Sterling. Paul and Debbie Bierschwale The Junction Eagle Editor, 215 N. 6th St., Junction, 215 N. 6th - 446-2610 MEMBER 2013 517 College - 446-3052 B&JNB-x-TFC Texas 76849 or via email to [email protected] & TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION cc: [email protected]. The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, August 7, 2013 Page 3 Obituaries By keeping your own nose Jennie Vinita Routh clean, you don’t Jennie Vinita Routh, 77, of have to worry London, Texas, passed from Where in the world did States. this life on August 4, 2013, at about the buggers horses originate? Horses, by nature, are pack her home on the Llano River other people face Modern horses evolved animals, where one stallion surrounded by her family. in what is now the Western was followed by his group Visitation was held from 7-8 Ben Broker says: in life. United States approximate- of mares, and they multiplied p.m., Monday, August 5, 2013, ly 1.6 million years ago. very quickly. By the mid- at Kimble Funeral Home. However, the original horse, 1800s, there were approxi- Graveside services were held Equus Caballus appeared in mately two million wild horses at 10 a.m., Tuesday, August North America some 5 million in the “West”. 6, 2013, at London Cemetery years ago. Some of them wan- Today, the Federal Bureau with Chris Crites officiating. My Opinion dered across the Bering Land of Land Management man- Jennie Vinita Routh bless- by John Parker Bridge (between Alaska and ages 258 million acres in the ed this earth on October 19, Russia); there they migrated western United States. About 1935, in Fay, Oklahoma, as trees and M&M trees bloomed, across Asia into Europe, the 29 million of that is set aside the second child of Mildred secret pimento cheese recipes When you spend some time keeping up with news, it some- Middle East and North Africa for wild horses; the Agency and Harold Porter. Vinita was were shared and no one pre- times turns into an education. The first, of course, way back where they were domesticated. oversees some 30,000 wild raised and graduated high ferred McDonalds to Grannie when, was word of mouth which very speedily turned into a Those remaining in Western horses. Every year between school in Thomas, Oklahoma, McMuffins or homemade pan- printed version-newspapers then books. When electronics took North America disappeared 5,000 to 10,000 horses must be where she established herself cakes. She was fluent in sar- over, radio, TV and computers cover the at least educated, Earth. due to possibly climate change, removed for sale or adoption. as an artist, a leader and a pub- casm and wit, keeping us all News over the longer span almost becomes a rather large portion disease or hunting by cave Most of the wild horses are lished poet. on our toes and laughing until of actual education. men. The horses disappeared found in Nevada. After many adventures in our sides hurt. She loved God, For at least educated humans, one thing which obtains a fair about 12,000 years ago. Whoda Thunk? Amarillo and Midland, work- family, humming birds, deer, amount of news/education is the unbelievable gulf between reli- Horses reappeared in North See you next week in the ing for the newspaper, Vinita yellow roses, and the view gions, Eastern and Western. The Mohammed near and Middle America when Hernan Cortes, paper. met and married Bill Routh on from her home. East vs. the European and the Western hemisphere, to quite a Spanish explorer, arrived in After Thunk: January 30, 1970. They began Everyone she ever met, from vividly show at least one large gap. Mexico in 1519. They soon Why are there more horses’ their new adventure raising her home to her cafes, left full One was shown recently: the report was about an incident spread back to their original rear ends than there are horses? five children together. During and felt loved. in Nigeria. A Jihadist, a member of a global militant Islamist home in the Western United Hmmm! her time in Monahans, she Vinita is preceded in death organization founded by Osama bin Laden in P group set fire to was a volunteer for the hos- by her parents, two brothers an occupied school then shot the children as they tried to escape. pital’s Ladies Auxiliary “Pink and her sister. It was the third such attack by the group whose name means Lady’s” and she stepped up Those left to honor and cher- “Western education is forbidden”. Employee to take charge of the Candy ish her memory include her After showing a video of the attack, the leader of the group Spotlight Striper program. She owned husband, Bill Routh; sister, said, “We are going to burn down the schools if they are not two cafes where she developed Barbara Potter of Edmond, Islamic religious schools for Allah”. He added, “The Koran her legendary chocolate pie Oklahoma; children, Charles teaches that we must shun democracy, Western education and recipe. Jackson Crites, Jr. of Kerrville, shun the Constitution. She became known as a go Cindy Mathis and husband, That, of course, was a news story of an actual event. It was getter in local and state poli- Nathan, of Snyder, Curtus Jay also an educational event. How much further apart can East and tics, teaching her children her Crites and wife, Samantha, West actually be? President Bush was mocked for once saying strong belief in being involved of Junction; Charla Putnam of Al-Qaeda, “They hate our freedoms”. From some “educa- by recruiting them to stuff of San Angelo, Christopher tional” events, it turns out he was correct. envelopes and hand out flyers. Crites of San Marcos; grand- She was actively involved children, Misty Muesing, PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANTS at her children’s schools and Heath Mathis, Aubrey in their education. In her spare Seeking caring and dependable people to work in the Mathis, Brandy Sparks, Cole homes of elderly and disabled clients. Will assist with time, she made it a priority Williamson, Levi Putnam; and for the whole family to be eight great-grandchildren. preparing meals, shopping, personal care, errands, involved in activities together. Pallbearers will be Curtus light housekeeping and other assigned duties. We offer One such activity was square Crites, Nathan Mathis, Chris flexible day, evening and weekend shifts. Must be at dancing, but in true Vinita Crites, Levi Putnam, Jeff least 18 years of age with a clean criminal background. Stacy Harris, RN, grew up in Junction, Texas, and grad- style, she also took on sew- Loman and Cole Williamson. MUST have reliable transportation. ing all the costumes. She also uated from Junction High School in 1987. She then went Memorials may be made to No certifications or prior experience required. on to New Mexico State University and graduated with an enjoyed sharing her talents in the Wounded Warrior Project Fax Resume referencing Ad # 13373 to (325)-646-2278 Associate degree in Nursing in 1990. Stacy has worked in cooking, quilting, baking and or Odyssey Hospice. practical jokes. The family invites you to For an application, call 1-(800)-665-4471 or numerous rural hospitals since graduating from college in After a move to Ozona, leave a message or memory Apply online at www.girling.com places like Junction, San Angelo, McCamey and Rankin. where she worked for a local at www.kimblefuneralhometx. E.O.E / M/F/D/V/ She has been here at Kimble Hospital for the last 15 judge and a doctor, the family com by selecting Obituaries. 1423 Coggin Avenue years in various departments such as Home Health and moved to Junction in 1976. 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Miss Summer Classic contestants and their sponsors are (left to right) front row: Marcy McMillan, Junction Warehouse; Courtney Mudge, Adventurous; Brandi Mogford, Day’s Inn; Shawn Sullivan, Mansfield’s; back row: Karla Wooton, R.D. Kothmann Insurance; Peggy Weems, Lindsey’s Flowers; Kelli Heap, Junction Automotive; Casey Robbins, Metco; Autumn McCartney, First State Bank. Not pictured: Jody Baugh, C. Maye’s; Juliann Dick, Gardner Oil; Stephanie Luxton, A.E.R.T. The winner will be announced at the Saturday rodeo performance. 8-12-93 The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, August 7, 2013 Page 5

protect your own civil liability. Occasionally, we recover A message stolen property, and no one KC Cook’s Nook bothered to tell us of the break from Chief Marvin Ivy in. We have both a camera and by Clara Margaret Schwiening St. Clair a nice Fusion Electron skate- Correction: In last week’s I have irritated a number of tion, which carries up to a board with handle bars at the Cooks Nook, it was reported PD, waiting for the owners to you over the years by asking year in a county jail and up to that Dave and Mary Shelley claim them. You do have to you to lock your cars. I know $1,000 fine. Subsequent con- have a son, Michael, when in be able to describe them accu- that I have irked you, because victions can get you state jail actuality, they have a daugh- time. rately in order to claim them. If some of you let me know it. I ter named Michelle. Sorry, heard that this isn’t the kind of You can call it tipping, and a they had your driver’s license Shelleys! town where we need to lock whole group of young people number engraved on them, we our houses or cars. Many of do so, but legally, if you get would have already returned you were proud to be living into a locked or unlocked vehi- them to you. Recently, I introduced you someplace where you could cle (including sticking your Many times in an investi- to a neighbor of mine when leave your purse and guns in hands in the bed area of a gation where the suspect is I featured him in the Kimble an unlocked car and know that pickup), you have broken the known, we face some heat for County Cook’s Nook. Today, your stuff would be there in law. We have had guns, ice not arresting them right away. I want to highlight another the morning. About 363 days a chests and purses stolen along If we have two sides to a con- neighbor....one, who unlike the year, you would be right. But a with tools and other items. frontation or no witnesses who other, I believe the majority of couple of nights a year, some- If your ice chest full of beer saw the vehicle being oper- you readers know. She is Jo thing called “tipping” occurs or even stolen guns ended up ated, we hold off and gather Ann Lawler. here. causing other crimes, a jury evidence and present the cases I talked with Jo Ann in her Back in the covered wagon of your peers might be called to the appropriate county attor- home across the street from days when I was a kid, “tip- on to decide your civil liabil- ney or district attorney. People mine, which she purchased in ping” involved disturbing ity. I have known of cases with time to gossip assume 2007....a cute little dollhouse sleeping cows in the middle here where stolen beer was the that nothing will ever happen, with huge shade trees. Her of the night. Since I raise long- prime ingredient in a near fatal and meanwhile the wheels kitchen is decorated with sunflowers and roosters, and she is surrounded by a horns, I can’t imagine any sane collision. It would be easy to of justice turn slowly on. Be multitude of family photos. As we sat in her living room visiting, we agreed we person sneaking into a field see a stolen gun turn up in a patient. are equally happy and blessed to have a comfortable place to call our own. to disturb an 800 pound steer crime scene or self-inflicted We really are here to serve Pete (originally of Rocksprings) and Pearl Davis Lacey, of Junction, welcomed with horns that are six feet shooting investigation. If you all the citizens of Junction and Jo Ann in 1938. She was born at home. Jo Ann had one younger sister, Anita wide. will not secure your property to keep this a great place to (deceased), whom local readers will probably remember, as she was married to But now the kids consider to protect it, maybe you will to live and raise a family. P.K. (PeeWee) Russell. At the end of Jo Ann’s ninth year of school, the family “tipping” as the wandering Crossword Solution moved to Kerrville. At 16, Jo Ann dropped out of high school to marry (she was around through neighborhoods Sudoku Solution awarded a GED). Sudoku Solution #2757-M and getting into unlocked cars R A M S LastThis week’sPuzzle Jo Ann has five daughters. Her girls are: Brenda Furr, who now lives in Palacios; to find whatever they want to A L E C solution 1 2 3 9 7 4 8 5 6 C A R O Solution Cheryl Lawler, living in Menard; Karen Jorden, from Caddo, Oklahoma; Judy steal. It also includes getting K W K T E Y E S O F A N E W Y O R K 8 9 5 3 6 1 2 7 4 Furr, of Port Lavaca; and Kathy Van Zandt, of Junction. Jo Ann also has ten into the beds of pickups at D E L F R I S K Y A S A N 4 7 6 5 2 8 1 3 9 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Daughter Judy has recently been motels and stealing ice chests M R S T E M E L P A S O T H I R T Y L T E D B O I S C B 3 5 9 1 4 2 7 6 8 diagnosed with cancer, and she is currently waiting to be given treatment options with beer and snacks in them. P E T E O B R I E N T R U E C A B D U A L R O L E T H A T B A L L to consider. Please remember Jo Ann, Judy and all of her family in your prayers. Maybe these folks should P L E A B A R G A I N C U R S E 2 6 1 8 5 7 4 9 3 E D I E I R K S K O Y E In 1975, Jo Ann married Lester Lawler (Roosevelt/Junction). Lester owned and get on line and look up the 7 4 8 6 9 3 5 2 1 S O N N E E A C R E S operated the Fina service station on Main for several years. When his brother- penalty for burglary of a motor G A M B L E R S G L A R E 5 8 4 2 3 6 9 1 7 in-law, PeeWee, took over Junction Natural Gas, Lester went to work for him. vehicle and see that the range O N A A N D 6 1 2 7 8 9 3 4 5 Lester passed away in 2007. Meanwhile, Jo Ann worked for Buster’s Laundry of punishment is a Class A D Y E S-1127 Misdemeanor for first convic- 9 3 7 4 1 5 6 8 2 for 30 years, and she has currently been employed as a cook at Hill Country Care © 2009 Hometown Content Center for eight years. Jo Ann is also employed as a home health aide with Jordon SMALL TOWN BY KRISTI HULL Home Health. Perhaps Jo Ann has done or is doing alterations for you. Although she does not currently do much sewing, she has previously sewn garments, some she also hand-painted and sold at the Kow Kick. Jo Ann is a reader. She makes very good use of our library. Often, she will start a series, and if the library does not have the one she needs to continue, she will buy the book, read it and then donate it to the library. When Jo Ann has the time, she loves to travel with her daughters and “go fishing....fry them and eat them”. She visited Colorado, and she still vividly remembers the beauty she saw there. In talking about cooking, Jo Ann said she is not sure how she learned to cook. She just knows she had to learn how, with a husband and five children to feed. Early on, her cooking was done on a wood cook stove because her husband was a guide at a “hunting place” in Hunt, and the family lived in a cabin. She told me she made the most beautiful biscuits....so brown and pretty and raw on the inside. Jo Ann enjoys both cooking and baking, though she doesn’t do much anymore, living alone. Cooking pretty much revolves around family gatherings at holidays. Once in a while, when Jo Ann has the weekend off and finds herself hungry, she heads for the kitchen to cook it for herself. A member of First Baptist Church and the “Joy” Sunday School class, Jo Ann describes herself as nice (most of the time), dependable, and she likes to help others. I want to share one more really interesting tibit about our conversation. Recently, I featured our neighbor Nathan Tonne. Jo Ann said she met him by reading his story in the Cook’s Nook. She had imagined he was just a nice young man who had moved to town to work and was probably renting the house next door to her. I’m glad the column helped neighbors get to know each other. (John 3:16, the first scripture Jo Ann remembers learning, and her favorite.) Carrot Cake KIMBLE HOSPITAL SWING BED SERVICES (pre-heat oven to 300 degrees) 2 cups sugar 2 tsps. soda This program is available for patients with a recent acute illness in a hospital who need 1 1/2 cup Crisco Oil 3 tsps. cinnamon additional time to strengthen and heal before returning to independent living. Education 4 eggs 3 cups coarsely-grated raw carrots and training for any new condition or problem will be done by qualified nurses and, if 2 1/4 cups sifted all-purpose flour 1 1/2 cups chopped nuts needed, a Physical Therapist. Continuous skilled nurses work with the physician to 2 tsps. salt manage the patient’s individualized plan of care. Comfort measures, social services, and Combine sugar, Crisco Oil and eggs; beat at med. speed for 2 mins. Sift dry counseling are given to those in need as well as respectful and compassionate nursing ingredients together; add to Crisco Oil mixture and beat at low speed for one care for all. minute. Add carrots and nuts. Spread batter in a greased and floured 13 x 9 1/2 x 2” pan. Bake for about 1 hour, until cake tests done with a toothpick. When cool, spread with cream cheese frosting (recipe below).

Who qualifies for Swing Bed services? Cream Cheese Frosting • Anyone who has standard Medicare coverage and certain private insurances 1 pkg.- 8oz. cream cheese • Has a qualifying diagnosis 1/4 cup (1/2 stick butter or margarine) • Has acceptance from a Kimble Hospital physician 2 tsps. vanilla • The patient must have been in an acute care hospital for at 1 pkg. (1 lb.) confectioner’s sugar (sift if lumpy) least 3 midnights within the last 30 days and have skilled Let cream cheese and butter warm to room temperature. Beat them together care days available as allotted by Medicare. and add the vanilla. Gradually beat in sugar. Add more sugar to thicken or milk to thin frosting if needed for good spreading consistency. What is a qualifying diagnosis? Barbara’s Funeral Cake • Some examples are recovery from a stroke or surgery such (pre-heat oven to 350 degrees) as a broken hip repair, or a difficult recovery from a trauma This is a large cake. • Also an extended illness with complications or a debilitating 2 yellow cake mixes 2 cups oil disease requiring palliative care. 8 eggs 1 lg. can crushed pineapple with juice Mix first three ingredients very well. Add pineapple and juice and mix well. How long does Medicare allow a stay in Swing Bed? Spray cake pan. Pour mixture into pan and bake 30-35 mins. until toothpick stuck • Medicare will cover 100% of a qualified stay for the first 20 twenty days in center comes out clean. Cool. • Weekly evaluations determine continued need Icing 2 small pkgs. vanilla instant pudding 2-8 oz. containers of Cool Whip 1 can crushed pineapple with juice Mix together and spread on top of cake. Refrigerate until serving. Prune Cake (pre-heat oven to 350 degrees) 3 eggs 1 tsp. cloves 1 cup oil 1 tsp. cinnamon 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 2 cups flour 1 cup buttermilk 1 tsp. soda 1 cup chopped prunes 1 tsp. salt (chopped pecans optional)

1 tsp. nutmeg

Mix sugar and eggs together and beat at med. speed. Add oil and beat until

mixed well. Add dry ingredients. Mix well. Add buttermilk and prunes. Blend Contact us at 446-3321 and ask for the nursing office. well. COME HOME TO KIMBLE HOSPITAL Bake for 45 mins. Healing the Hill Country Page 6 The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, August 7, 2013

The Sizzler Disc Golf city alderman, was the driving Thirty percent of the tax duction and Saturday luncheon, Tournament, which is sanc- force behind the creation of collected annually is allo- and the judges’ overall impres- JTTB tioned by the Pro Disc Golf the Junction disc golf course cated to the Kimble County Contest sion as to composure, level of Continued from Page 1 Course Association, was held that goes through the city and Chamber of Commerce. Continued from Page 1 participation and attitude. in Junction during July 26-28. county parks alongside the Other regular recipients of These decisions were made, The board approved a of the girls eligible to partici- Hoyt Moss reported that there South Llano River. this tax revenue include the taking into consideration the request for a grant of $2,500 pate. were 124 entrants for the The board’s Tourism O.C. Fisher Museum at the advice of the J.I.S.D. high from Roy Silva for the 15th In an effort to make the pag- tournament, about 30 more Coordinator, Cheryl Herring, Kimble County Library and school counselor after several Annual Martin Memorial eant seem more special, and in than attended last year. He reported further on her work the Kimble County Historical conferences, who is involved Car Show. The show is held order to help increase attend- reported that the tournament with the Hill Country Fair Museum. Other expendi- with these students daily and in Junction during the com- ance to the May Rodeo of the was a big success, and most Association (HCFA) to obtain tures are for tourism promo- has a great understanding of munity’s Summer Classic Hill Country Fair Association, entrants stated they would permission to use HCFA’s tion activities (e.g., grants, their situations and concerns. Rodeo (bull riding this year) the pageant was incorporated return next year. He said there hill-top property (known pop- billboards, radio and Internet In 2012, due to a decrease in August. The grant will be into the pre-show activities of were some glitches (e.g., bet- ularly as Lovers Leap) to help advertising, contract labor) in participation in recent years, used to pay for commemora- the springtime rodeo. ter trash pickup was needed), promote tourism in Junction. and administrative costs. and in the interest of keeping tive T-shirts, newspaper and Also, participants of the pag- but they fall in the category As described, the location The board continued its dis- the Pageant’s integrity intact, radio ads, trophies and door eant were required to create/ of lessons learned that can “provides a unique view cussion about installing auto- the Board of Directors of the prizes. Since 2008, not count- enter a “float” of their choosing be applied to making next of our community, nature, mated touch screen visitor Kimble County Chamber of ing this grant, the Memorial – no requirements as to detail year’s tournament even bet- sunset, serenity, and starlit kiosks in the community. Cost Commerce & Junction Visitor Show has received $8,500 in – to be entered into a Miss ter. Moss, when serving as a nights, which could help pro- estimates were received from Information made the decision grants. Kimble County Scholarship mote Junction, bring traffic the Junction Sign Company to require a minimum of six Pageant Parade on the Saturday through town and benefit the for three different models of girl’s participation in order to morning of the May Rodeo community as a whole.” It is kiosks ranging in cost from host this Pageant. weekend. They were also envisioned that, at a suitable $7,600 to $21,500. The board This year the Chamber required to complete a 500 viewing location, a rail pipe agreed that estimates from received only three entry forms word essay (subject changed fence would be construct- other businesses were needed. by the deadline that was deter- annually) and attend a lunch- ed and ten permanent park Board president Jeanie King mined and announced during eon that same weekend. benches would be installed. read a note from absent board the school year in a special Appearances were made at Attorneys for the respective member Molly McMillan urg- assembly with the high school both nights of the May Rodeo parties will be reviewing the ing JTTB financial support for counselor in May 2013. event for introduction of con- documents needed to enter construction of a new Kimble During the first week of July, testants and then crowning of into such an arrangement. County Historical Museum, the Chamber emailed those the Miss Kimble County and Herring also provided sta- as well as JTTB help in find- girls who had signed up and her Court. 605 Main St., Junction tistical reports on tourism ing other sources of grant received entry form packets at In 2011, the idea of a Miss promotion advertising being funds for this endeavor. that May 2013 meeting (fif- 325-446-2626 Kimble County Parade was done in print media and on the Among subjects discussed teen girls total) and reminded dropped in an effort to allevi- 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Internet. The board approved as possible agenda items for everyone of the approaching ate the anxiety the “creation additional advertising in the the next board meeting was deadline for entry. Flyers were of a float” seemed to instigate 2014 Texas State Travel the topic of helping to bring also posted around Junction in among the contestants. Guide, which reaches over a drive-in movie to Junction. prominent places. Breakfast pizza, cookies, That year, also in an effort one million readers. Board members pre- It is with disappointment to increase participation and The board spent consider- sent for the meeting were that the Chamber cancels this to accommodate our girls who cinnamon rolls, scones, able time working on its fiscal Steve Brown, Alan Hartt, year’s Miss Kimble County were very involved in sporting year 2014 (October 1, 2013 to King, John Kothmann and Scholarship Pageant, but after activities which had made it September 30, 2014) budget, Paul Ramsdell. In addi- ample time for participation salads, sandwiches, difficult for them to do both, which will be submitted to tion to McMillan, Raymond has passed and fallen short of the Miss Kimble County the City Council for approval. McDonald was absent. adopted guidelines, it is neces- Scholarship Pageant was wraps, soups and more JTTB activities are paid for The board’s meetings, sary. returned to its original August with a seven percent tax on which are open to the public, The Chamber of Commerce Rodeo date as it had been in the cost of a motel room, are held at noon on the last & Junction Visitor Information City Sweets will be closed the past. The judging was also with the revenue deposited Wednesday of each month in plans to again host a 2014- returned to the way it was Monday through Thursday, in the city’s Tourism Fund. the City Meeting Room at 102 2015 Miss Kimble County done in the past, i.e. judging It is estimated that $195,000 N. 5th Street. The Junction Scholarship Pageant next year. August 12-15, for grill installation. assigned based on points given in taxes will be collected in Texas Tourism website can There will be a representation for their essays, scholarship Burgers coming soon! 2014. 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To advertise in the B&P Guide call us today at 325-446-2610. The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, August 7, 2013 Page 7 tion funds was available to failed for lack of a second. Sophomores and freshmen 100 grade pass (each class) repay debt incurred for the The M&O rate will remain Wednesday, August 14 for students who attend with KCHD construction of the new hos- the same as last year at 0.2300 School All schedule changes will their parents Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 pital and clinic. In 2013, the so the total proposed rate is be final on August 15, 2013 BONUS: free 100 grade bids that had been received board has to decide how much 0.3782. Registration is very impor- Thursday, August 15: 6th pass for two boxes of Kleenex. for the modular buildings, of Medicare-reimbursement Notices related to the pro- tant. You must register, even grade orientation, 5:30-6:30 Any JHS student who that had been received, funds should be applied to the posed budget and tax rate will if you are a returning stu- p.m., JMS would like community service and all three of them were coming year’s debt payment. be published in The Junction dent as addresses and other Thursday, August 22: fresh- hours is welcome to come at for the same building, the The board voted not to use all Eagle, as will notices of pub- information must be updated. man orientation, 5:30 p.m., 4:45 to the high school office Maintenance Building. 1.) of the Medicare reimbursed lic hearings. Please note: high school and auditorium for a job assignment. This is Ron Fuquay bid $4,627 and funds at one time, to spread Chenault made the motion middle school students that Also on Thursday, August an excellent opportunity for stated that the building would their use out over the years that the board adopt the pro- do not register will not have 22, will be the following: leadership experience. be moved by September 15 or to help pay down debt, and to posed 2013 schedule #2 (con- a schedule on the first day JES Meet the Teacher We are looking forward to a establish an I&S tax rate of cerning dates of notices for sooner. 2.) Kenneth Hofmann of school, and no schedule Night: 5-6 p.m. great year of soaring with the .1482 as a first step in trying public hearings) as proposed bid $3,500 with the moving changes will be made if you JMS Meet the Teacher JISD Eagles. Go Black! to avoid a very steep increase by the board secretary and date being within 30 days. 3.) have not registered for school. Night: 5:30-6:30 p.m. Any questions please come in rates in the coming years. as attached to the minutes. Hoga Morgan bid $651 with To make schedule changes: JHS Meet the Teacher by or call JES-325-446-2055; no moving date submitted. The motion to establish this Robinson seconded, and the Seniors and juniors Night: 6-7 p.m. JMS-325-446-2464; JHS- Chenault made the rate was made by Chenault motion passed unanimously. Tuesday, August 13 JHS/JMS Students-Free 325-446-3326. motion to accept the bid for and seconded by Simon; it This schedule included mov- $4,627, with moving date by passed 4 to 1 (Robinson). ing the next regular board September 15 or sooner, from Robinson had moved to use meeting from the normal Fuquay; Robinson seconded, all of the Medicare reim- Monday night August 26, to and the motion passed unan- bursement received this year, Thursday, August 29. imously. Fuquay, who was which would have resulted August 19 will be the next present at the meeting, said he in a lower 2013 tax rate, but called meeting for the first would bring a cashier check would mean higher rates in public hearing on the tax the next day and pick up the coming years. Her motion increase. key. Primeaux was to let the other two bidders know the results of the action. A lengthy discussion ensued, concerning a proposed KCHD budget. Primeaux ulti- mately made the motion to approve the tentative 2014 Proposed Budget for M&O, with corrections in items 9, 18 and 19. (Item #9 reduced the original consultant fees line item from $10,000 to $5,000; item 18 reduced the line item of property disposal expense from $23,103 to $15,103; and item 19 was newly added for property maintenance in the amount of $13,000. This kept the original total expense at the same level of $937,419.) Simon seconded, and the motion was approved unanimously. The next item of business was to consider an alternative KCHD total tax rate for 2013. Last year’s rate, for 2012, was relatively low because $1 million in left-over construc-

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Reckless driver on Hwy. 2. Sgt. House arrested Joe 83 north southbound, orange Ramon, 43, of Marble Falls, for The information is taken 7/30-1. EMS responded to the SUV...Deputy Hagler respond- public intoxication and evading from call slips, which do not 300 block of N. 16 in reference to a 67-year-old female with ed. arrest. always contain the outcome chest pains. 8/02-1. Fire department rep- 7/29-1. Sgt. House and Chief of the calls. 7/31-1. Reckless driver on sonded to a skid steer loader Ivy arrested Amy Monique Kimble County dispatch Hwy. 83 North going south- that caught on fire on KC 443... Vance, 34, of Junction for crim- received 379 telephone calls and bound...all units advised. small grassy area caught fire... inal trespassing and parent con- 565 radio transmissions during 2. Assist motorist I-10 462 fire was put out. tributing to non-attendence. the week of July 28 through mm eastbound...Chief Deputy 8/03-1. Vehicle accident at 7/30-1. Officer Noah arrest- August 3, 2013. Leistikow responded. I-10 442 mm...EMS, Trooper ed James Lee Garcia, 32, of Kimble County Sheriff’s 8/01-1. Vehicle accident at Meadow and Deputy Hull Junction for family violence. Deputies, JVFD and EMS I-10 mm 460...Deputy Hagler responded. EMS transported 8/01-1. Trooper Meadow responded to 20 calls for ser- and Trooper Meadow respond- three patients to Kimble ER. arrested Pasquel Hernandez, 49, vice. ed. 2. Welfare concern on I-10 of Brownsfield for out-of-coun- 7/28-1. Disturbance in vehi- 2. EMS responded to I-10 Roosevelt exit...female walking ty warrant for larceny. Zach and Stephanie Mudge are proud to announce the cle at I-10 mm 468. Deputy mm 460...one patient transport- with a baby. Deputy Gardner 8/02-1. Officer Noah arrest- birth of their daughter, Zoe Ann. She was born June 21 in Brown responded. ed. responded. ed Mario Anguiano, 59, of Fredericksburg, weighing 8 lbs. 15 oz. and measuring 20 3/4 7/29-1. Three illegals detained 3. Assist motorist I-10 mm 3. EMS responded to the jail Junction for public intoxication. inches long. at I-10 mm 453 by Deputy 475...towing service responded. for an inmate with elevated 2. Deputy Conklin arrested Also welcoming Zoe is her big sister, Sydney, along with Moreno. Will be transported to 4. Assist motorist at I-10 mm sugar level. Ryan Jameson Simmons, 20, grandparents, Art and Debra Mudge of Junction and Kendall Rocksprings by Border Patrol. 437...Deputy Conklin respond- 4. EMS and Deputy Hagler of Pensacola, Florida, for out- and Lee Billings of Sanderson and great-grandparents, Lenore responded to London Hall for of-state warrant for possession Mudge of Junction, Fern Dutton of San Angelo, Barbara alcohol poisoning. One subject of marijuana with intent to sell. Billings of Sanderson and Helen Bell of Ft. Davis. was transported to Kimble ER. 8/03-1. State Park Police 5. Loose livestock at I-10 mm Officer Dean arrested Maria 490...advised Kerr County. Parham, 25, of Houston for Kimble County Jail public intoxication. Administrator Matt Suttle

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are evidently built up against a train wreck. up for them in the first place. Timothy Treadwell, of hills, and the cow walked onto I did learn that there must Everyone would want two or course, was killed and eaten Outdoors Joao’s corrugated tin roof, be a lot of people, besides three in their swimming pools, by grizzly bears in Katmai which was obviously not cow- me, who are worried about and the old television series National Park in Alaska, but proof, and fell through. And being eaten by a shark. Not would’ve featured a shark as then he asked for that. He spent Outback congress does nothing. that sharks actually kill all that ‘Flipper,’ instead of a porpoise. a lot of time with the bears, by Kendal Hemphill Brazil’s Hoje em Dia news- many people, but they do kill So I still don’t trust sharks, just probably thinking they liked paper quoted Joao’s brother- some, and a lot of folks seem to because they’ve got a PR team him. This is why we tell our Watch for falling cows – some cows that were being in-law, Carlos Correa, as say- be concerned that sharks have spreading this stuff about how children to be careful who they and turtles hauled on a plane by some ing, “Being crushed by a cow an undeservedly poor reputa- nice they are. hang around with. Japanese folks, and when in your bed is the last way you tion as being homicidal. The I found very little about peo- Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile, At the very end of my col- the altitude changes got the expect to leave this earth.” I sharks don’t seem to bother ple killed by animals falling committed suicide by asp, umn a couple of weeks ago cows all worked up it looked disagree. My opinion is that about it one way or the other. on them from above, although but my favorite famous dead I mentioned Joao Maria de like they were about to cause being choked to death by a But a search about animals quite a few people have been ancient dude is Aeschylus, Souza, a 45-year-old man from the plane to crash, banging clown while riding a camel killing people brings up quite a killed by animals in other the Greek playwright who Caratinga, Brazil, who was around and kicking and moo- in Time’s Square on Sept. 19 bit of information about shark ways. Christopher Reeve, of was killed in 455 B.C. when killed by a falling cow while ing uncontrollably. So the crew (International Talk Like A attacks, such as sites that are course, died from injuries that an eagle saw his bald head in his bed with his wife, Leni. opened the cargo door and ran Pirate Day) is the last way titled ‘5 Things More Likely To stemmed from a fall from a and, thinking it was a rock, Since then several people have the cows out of the plane at most people expect to die. But Kill You than a Shark Attack,’ horse, and ‘Crocodile Hunter’ dropped a turtle on it. I’m kind asked me about that incident, about 10,000 feet over the Sea they’re both on the list. and ’11 animals more likely to Steve Irwin succumbed to of surprised Stephen Spielberg particularly how the cow ended of Japan. That story, however, got me kill you than sharks,’ and ‘20 a stingray barb to the heart. hasn’t made a movie about up falling on Joao. I had no One of those cows, unfor- to wondering if a lot of people Things That Kill More People This is why I avoid horses and that, but there you go. idea there would be so much tunately, landed on a fishing die by having animals fall on Than Sharks Every Year,’ and stingrays, not necessarily in That’s all I’ve got to say interest, but now I’m thinking boat, and went right through them. So I did some research, ‘Sharks aren’t so bad, really,’ that order. about that, except that ‘The about offering to build cow the hull. The boat sank, but as and made a startling discovery and ‘A shark saved my son Marty Feldman, who played Falling Turtles’ would make a screens over beds, to keep this I recall the fishermen were all – research is boring. Plus, if from drowning,’ and ‘Sharks Igor in ‘Young Frankenstein,’ good name for a rock band... from happening to people who rescued. And the plane didn’t you’re looking for informa- paid off my mortgage,’ and ‘I was laid low by food poisoning are worried about it. These crash. So that turned out fine. tion on the internets, you are was raised by sharks.’ You get caused by shellfish, although Kendal Hemphill is an out- screens will not be cheap, but Well, not for the cows, but you constantly being veered off in the picture. some claim he was actually door humor columnist and public peace of mind is expensive. can’t please everyone. random directions into various My impression is that, if scared to death by cartoon- speaker who wears a crash helmet Actually, the cow that killed The cow that killed Joao, subjects you really don’t care sharks were all that warm and ist Sergio Aragones, including anytime he’s around eagles. Or Joao didn’t fall from the sky, however, was not airbourne. A about, but you can’t stop. It’s cuddly, they probably wouldn’t cartoonist Sergio Aragones. sleeping. Write to him at PO Box although that has happened. lot of the houses in Caratinga like trying not to rubberneck at need all these people taking Really. 1600, Mason, Tx 76856 or jeep@ Dave Barry once wrote about verizon.net

working on a separate nutrition bill so that both can be Central Hill Country Board conferenced with the Senate- The property itself may approved farm bill. of Realtors qualify. Instead of the buyers, some submitted by The White House has warned President’s Column homes could meet eligibil- Kimble County Farm Bureau that the president will veto any farm bill without authorization submitted by TexasRealEstate.com ity requirements for certain for the Supplemental Nutrition state or federal assistance pro- You really can afford to criteria for another. Edwards Aquifer Auth- option. Assistance Program (SNAP), grams. For instance, the U.S. buy a home. When you decide to buy ority moves to Stage III “We can’t afford to be con- or food stamps, in it. Department of Agriculture You’re probably hear- your next home, the best first restrictions... tent and watch a generation-old The current farm bill exten- has a program to encourage ing that mortgage rates are step is to talk to a Texas The drought has pushed the immigration system work more sion expires Sept. 30. development in rural com- at favorable levels and that Realtor. He’ll have the latest Edwards Aquifer Authority to and more against our overall White House issues report munities. now’s the time to buy a home. information about assistance move to Stage III water restric- national interest. Instead, we on immigration reform... Or, if you’re willing to put But maybe you’re also think- programs and their eligibility tions for the second time in the urge Congress to remain mind- The White House issued a some work into a home, the ing, “I’ll never be able to requirements, and will know authority’s history. ful of the clear benefits to our report detailing how American property may qualify for the afford a mortgage.” about any changes to existing According to The Texas economy if we succeed, and agriculture, the economy and U.S. Department of Housing Many potential homebuy- programs. Tribune, if conditions contin- work together and with us to rural communities can ben- and Urban Development’s ers feel this way, but the Here are a few examples ue, the city of San Antonio, achieve real, pro-growth immi- efit from an overhaul of the rehab program for properties good news is that there is of homebuyer-assistance pro- which receives its water from gration reform,” the letter said. nation’s immigration system. in need of repair or updating. help available. Homebuying- grams in Texas that you may the aquifer, may move to fur- The letter, in its entirety, After the report was released, Where to start. assistance programs at the not know about. ther restrict outdoor watering. can be seen at: http://www. Secretary of Agriculture Tom The list of assistance pro- local, state, and federal level Get rewarded for doing If imposed, residents would technet.org/wp-content/ Vilsack reported on USDA grams is extensive and varies make homeownership acces- your job. only be allowed to water their uploads/2013/07/FINAL- Radio that if the immigration for each buyer’s situation. You sible for more buyers. This In Texas, there are home- lawns once every two weeks. Broad-Immigration-Letter-to- system is not overhauled by can visit TxHomePrograms. could be in the form of low- buyer programs that certain North of San Antonio, New House-7.30.13.pdf. legislators, the country will see org to search for local, state or no-interest loans, help professionals—educators, Braunfels also moved to Stage House continues to work a decline in agricultural pro- and federal homebuyer-assis- with closing costs or even law-enforcement officers, fire III water restrictions, marking a on nutrition bill... duction, outputs and exports. tance programs to get an idea mortgages that don’t require fighters and military veter- first for the municipality. It appears as though there He said a lack of action could of the many programs availa- a down payment. ans—might qualify for. AFBF, other groups call won’t be any movement on a also hurt farm income, cost ble. Then, when you’re ready Help is out there. In addition, some Texas cit- for immigration reform... full, five-year farm bill before jobs and harm the economy. to make that move, ask your Assistance programs are ies and counties have part- The American Farm Bureau legislators recess for a month The full report from the Texas Realtor to help you available for a variety of qual- nered with local employers to Federation (AFBF) and 400 next week. White House can be seen here: find which programs you may ifying buyers, such as first- offer housing incentives for other U.S. business and advoca- According to The Hill, the http://www.whitehouse.gov/ qualify for. time buyers or low-income employees who buy a home cy organizations are urging the U.S. House of Representatives sites/default/files/uploads/ag- Learn more about buy- buyers, and there are even within the city or county lim- U.S. House of Representatives will continue its negotiations rural-report-07292013.pdf. ing property in Texas at programs available for spe- its. Your Texas Realtor will to act on immigration reform. over a potential bill authoriz- The American Farm Bureau TexasRealEstate.com. cific types of homes. And know if these options are The groups, which represent ing and reforming food stamp Federation (AFBF) supports a if you don’t qualify for one available in our market. a wide array of industries, sent funding over the recess. legal and reliable workforce for program, you may meet the a letter to House Speaker John The House narrowly agriculture, improved enforce- Boehner and House Minority approved its version of the ment of immigration laws, a Leader Nancy Pelosi stating farm bill, which did not include usable worker program and that failing to pass immigra- the nutrition title, on Thursday, youth employment regulations. RIO 10 tion reform measures is not an July 11. Legislators are now STADIUM CINEMA Crossword puzzle sponsored each week by: 1401 BANDERA For movie info. A name you can trust! 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PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF JUNCTION REQUEST FOR QUOTES PUBLIC NOTICE City of Junction is implementing a Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) Pro- The Kimble Hospital Board of Trustees is soliciting input from Kimble County residents about the gram for the Kimble County Courthouse Revitalization project located in Junction, Texas. As part of repurposing of the old hospital, the old clinic and the land associated with these two properties. this contract, the City of Junction is providing infrastructure in the form of sidewalk activities in the Please contact Real Estate committee members Molly Robinson at 214-213-1710 or email at texas@ Kimble County Courthouse Revitalization area. wb4me.com or Bobby Chenault at 210-332-0073 or email at [email protected] with sug- The City of Junction is requesting quotes from qualified contractors for this revitalization project. gestions. K-29-4c Sealed, written quotes marked “SIDEWALK GRANT” may be mailed or hand-delivered to the City of Junction, office of Vivian Saiz, 730 Main Street, Junction, TX 76849. Quotes are due by 1:30 p.m. Junction Texas Economic Development Corporation (JTEDC) Board Member on Thursday, August 22, 2013, at which time they will be opened and read aloud. The mission of the JTEDC is to attract, retain, and grow businesses and jobs and improve the quality of Detailed instructions, cost proposal sheets, and copies of the contractor packages/site evaluations are life in Kimble County. available for pick-up at the City of Junction, in the office of Vivian Saiz, 730 Main Street, Junction, Three Board directors will be appointed by the Junction City Council for two-year terms beginning Oct. Tx 76849, telephone 325-446-2622. A bid bond in the amount of five (5) percent of the bid, issued by 1, 2013. an acceptable surety, shall be submitted with each bid. A certified check or bank draft payable to To be eligible to serve, an individual must be: 1) at least 18 years old and 2) a Kimble County resident. City of Junction or negotiable U.S. Government Bonds (as par value) may be submitted in lieu of the If you are interested in serving as a JTEDC Board member, please submit a letter summarizing Bid Bond. your experience, qualifications and your reason(s) for serving on the Board to Patricia Whitty, JTEDC The successful bidder must ensure that employees and applicants for employment are not discrimi- Executive Director, 730 Main Street, Junction, Texas 76849. nated against because of race, color, religion, sex, age or national origin. Adherence to the grant The deadline for submitting a letter is 5 p.m. on Monday, August 26. Only letters received in response recipient’s Section 3 Policy is required for contracts and subcontracts in excess of $100,000. to this announcement will be considered. J-31-1c Any contract awarded under this Announcement is expected to be funded by City of Junction CDBG Contract No. 712142. All contractors that are debarred, suspended, or otherwise excluded from or ineligible for partici- WEEKLY pation on federal assistance programs may not undertake any activity in part or in full under this MEETINGS project. C-31-1c No. 548 - AF & AM HELP OR WORK WANTED Slated Meeting 8:00 p.m. Applications being taken at Rowe’s Chevron for the 2-10 p.m. shift. R-34-tfnc 1st Thursday Each Month Gipson Construction now hiring: Full-time–out of town, near San Angelo...Working Monday–Saturday. Hous- C.T. Holekamp III, WM ing provided. References please. Applications are available. Please call 325-446-3375 after 5 p.m. G-10-tfnc Ilee Simon, Secretary J-1-52P COOPER’S BAR-B-Q NOW HIRING! Full/part time. Benefits, paid vacation, retirement program. No phone calls. Apply in person only at 2423 N. Main. C-35-tfnc AL-ANON Meetings Monday Nights, 5:30 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall

The Kimble Rural Fire Department is accepting sealed bids for the following item: MAKE AND MODEL: 1980 Dodge 3/4 ton Power Ram We’ll help If you have questions, or would like to view the vehicle, please call you with Ted Morgan at 325-446-6567. Deadline to submit bids is August 21 at 4 p.m. Any bids submitted after the deadline will be rejected and all your returned unopened. Please mail sealed bids to Lee Hall, 1802 Main, Junction, TX 76849 or deliver by due date and time to Lee Hall, advertising 1802 Main Street, Junction, TX 76849. The Kimble Rural Fire De-

partment reserves the right to waive any formalities, reject any or needs. all bids (or any portions thereof), and to accept the bids considered most advantageous to the municipality. K-31-2c 325-446-2610 Best Western Plus has immedi- Hill Country Care Center is ac- Nurses Unlimited, Inc., is seeking ate openings for maintenance cepting applications for: a Full enthusiastic attendants/CNA’s person. Competitive pay, paid Time Housekeeper and Cook to assist clients in the home with vacation, travel discounts, great and PT Dishwasher. Read and personal care, meal prep. And working environment. Will write English, pass drug test and light housekeeping. P-T E.O.E. train, but maintenance/mechan- criminal background check. Call: 1-888-859-0642. N-30-3c ical background a plus. Please Experience preferred, will train. Help wanted. Crenwelge Fenc- apply in person at 244 Dos Rios Apply in person: 111 Hospital ing. Call Willard at 325-260- H-30-2c Drive - behind Dairy Queen Dr. Junction, Texas EOE 5647. C-30-tfnc Body by B-31-2c Retail merchandisers needed for monthly service work in Junction, TX. Pharmaceutical retail experience preferred. This position is as an Independent Contractor. Contact Michelle 702-516-5967. S-31-1p

VOLUNTEER NEEDED RANCH & FARM We at Kimble Hospital are proud to announce our New Volunteer Visalus Program. If you have any spare time and would love to volunteer Grazing lease wanted: Prefer large in our local hospital, or if you need community hours for internship, acreage. 325-446-8790. H-12-tfnc Health Life Prosperity please come by our HR Department in the hospital located at 349 Reid Rd; Junction, TX and pick up an application. K-28-4c NEW MEXICO ALFALFA, small square and one ton bales. Also Lose weight More energy square bales sudan and coastal hay. FOR SALE Can deliver. 830-370-4425. C-43-tfnc Come see us at Nell’s Resale. We have a lot of new things. We also have two brand new, full size, mattress sets, mens, womens and chil- Broken Arrow Ranch is buy- This will be the best thing dren’s clothes, dishes, collectables, etc...New things everyday!N-30-2c ing Axis, Sika, and Fallow deer. We will come to your MAJOR APPLIANCES ranch and field harvest animals under state inspection. you’ve every done! Used dryers, washers, refrigerator, others. Repair most appli- Harvesting deer on area ances, small and large. DAVE’S FIXIT 325-446-2901. No fixee, ranches for 26 years. Call KC No chargee. S-9-tfnc Cunningham at 800-962-4263 On your computer go to or email kc@brokenarrow- Used structural pipe for sale. 2 18 Cu. Ft. refrigera- ranch. com. B-14-tfnc 3/8 and 2 7/8. For more informa- tors-$175-$250. TV’s--$95- visalus.com overview. tion, call Mike Allison at 325- $125. 30” electric or gas range- 446-2382 or 325-446-6887. $250. Washer-$125. Dryer, elec- A-31-tfnc Hay for sale tric or gas-$125. Twin mattress Watch the video! with boxsprings, new-$155 pair. All types Double mattress/box springs PREDATOR $180 a pair. Queen mattress South Llano No computer? with box springs, new $210 set. REMOVAL King mattress with box springs, Farm Hog and predator removal. Call new-$295 set. Bunk beds w/ 830-683-7322 S-23-tfnc Call 1-507-726-3700 Justin Lackey at 830-739-6793 new mattresses-$385 complete. or Chris Rotgé at 830-522-1380. Furniture also. 830-257-4267. TIME TO PLANT!

Just listen R-43-tfnx M-tfc We sell a wide variety of native and other grass seeds and forbs RENT/LEASE Then call us: Technical advice available from NRCS professionals The Housing Authority City of Junction is now accepting applications for low income, family, elderly and disabled persons. We fur- CHECK OUR PRICES ! Marty: 325-446-6463 nish all utilities except electricity. Stove and refrigerators are also Upper Llanos SWCD furnished. Application for apartment rentals may be picked up at 522 Main St the housing office located at 815 Elm Street, Monday-Thursday, 8 325-446-2722 x103 Catherine: 325-446-6462 a.m.-12 p.m. For persons with disabilities, contact 325-446-3486. www.upperllanosswcd.com

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Garrett: 830-965-6347 Hill Crest Apts. 2br/bath, a/c, washer/dryer hook-up, covered park- ing. Call Brad Bullard 325-475-3721. H-26-tfnc Reginald Stapper Farm & Ranch Commercial, retail, office space for lease. 602 Main St. Junction, Management & across from the courthouse. 325-446-2312. H-27-tfnc Consulting Services Enjoy the Rodeo!! For rent: 2/2 brick home. Attached garage, yard completely fenced,

D-31-1p w/d hook-ups. Must have references. Call 830-570-3290. E-31-2c 830-683-7322 S-23-tfnc