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BOBBY HORECKA, MANAGING EDITOR efforts in Moulton, with much Nativity scene it has used for 14 meeting did instruct CDC phone interview with the [email protected] of those discussions focused several years now that plays members to get with Public newspaper. “We have much Members of the Moulton on reviving the city’s annual centerpiece to the city’s Yule Works Director Tim Koncaba bigger plans in store for Community Development Yule Trail. Trail. The new display would in advance of placing any 2021.” Corp. are wanting to bring To help reinvigorate that add a gingerbread village to new displays to ensure that As part of this year’s re- back the Moulton Yule Trail. project, CDC members agreed the mix, with the goal being the city’s electrical service vitalized Yule Trail, the city As reported in last month’s to purchase a new three-di- to add several more themed was sufficient to handle new is also welcoming any dona- city council story, members of mensional lighted Christmas displays as the years pro- displays as they came online. tions of Christmas yard art the Moulton CDC met for first display from local sign crafter gressed, making an attraction “This year’s displays will from the public. Those may be time in several months in late George Kalisek to place in the that visitors will come from be more of a preview to what’s dropped off under the carport September to discuss plans downtown area. miles around to see each year. in store,” CDC secretary Ja- on the south side of the fire on their latest promotional The city currently has a City officials at the Oct. mie Dornak said in a recent station by Saturday, Nov. 14. MHS to host Veterans Day program outside at Social Center The Moulton High School Stu- dent Council will host their an- nual Veteran’s Day Assembly on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 10 a.m. in a new, outside location—the St. Joseph’s Social Center pavilion. All veterans, active military and community members are in- vited to attend the event but are asked to wear masks and social Trunk or Treat! distance as much as possible. A Chamber of Commerce officials had an amazing turnout for this year’s Trunk or Treat and Pumpkin Trail event held in downtown Moulton on Saturday, Oct. 31. “We are so thankful to be special area will be reserved for able to provide a safe and fun way for our kiddos to experience Halloween, and we thank all the businesses and individuals who came out to make this night happen for our kids,” they said. all outside guests to separate them from the MISD students and staff. This year, the guest speaker Praha Veteran’s Day Grand jury hands is James H. Pearl, a former Air- borne Ranger, Green Beret, and Army Captain. He is the father celebration set Nov. 8 down 15 indictments of Principal Jamie Dornak and The annual Praha Veteran’s distancing guidelines. A flyover The Lavaca County grand jury handed down 15 felony indict- currently resides in San Antonio. Day celebration will be held is planned at 11:15 a.m. that day ments when it met earlier this month. The MHS Bobkat Band, under Sunday, Nov. 8, with several as well. Two of those 15 felony cases came back as sealed indictments, the direction of Mr. Joel Whit- changes in store for this year’s Veterans attending the cer- which typically means arrest warrants have not yet been served tington, will showcase various event because of coronavirus emony will be asked to head to in those cases. patriotic melodies, and seniors concerns. Parish Pavilion Hall immediate- Keep in mind, an indictment does not necessarily mean that Jayden Pustejovsky and Avery For starters, there will be no ly following the event for a meal the accused is guilty of the crime listed. It does, however, indi- Uribe will serve as the color special Veteran’s Day mass held and refreshments, catered by cate that prosecutors have presented enough evidence in a case guard. prior to the event, as in year’s St. Rose School in Schulenburg. to warrant a trial, at which time one’s guilt or innocence will be The fourth through sixth past. The regularly scheduled Plates to go, for everyone determined in court. graders will perform their tra- 8 a.m. Sunday mass will take else, will be sold at $10 per plate Those receiving felony indictments on Thursday, Oct. 15, ditional tribute to our veterans, place, however. as part of school fundraiser at include: and the members of the student Also, organizers are asking Schulenburg Hall, 405 South •TheresaMichelleGarcia,forcontrolledsubstancepossession. council will lead the program. that the actual Veteran’s Day St. in Schulenburg. Plates will •LindzeyJaneGulliver,forthreecountsofpropertytheft,each Following the program, all ceremony, scheduled to begin include a three-piece chicken valued at between $2,500 and $30,000, and four counts burglary, veterans are also invited to a ca- at 11 a.m., be for veterans only, dinner, with butter potatoes, each while committing theft. tered lunch under the pavilion. to better accommodate social greens beans and dessert. SEE JURY, PAGE 8 General white-tail deer hunting season begins Saturday Active COVID JIMMY APPELT, STAFF WRITER [email protected] Hunters throughout Lavaca Coun- cases show ty as well as the state will be taking to the woods with the start of general white-tail deer hunting season begin- rise in county ning Saturday. JIMMY APPELT, STAFF WRITER The hunting season actually be- [email protected] gan on Oct. 3 with archery-only hunt- The number of COVID-19 cases for ing season and ends Friday, Nov. 6. Lavaca County took a significant rise over A special youth-only season for the past week with 62 active cases reported licensed hunters who are 16 years by the Department of State Health Service old or younger was held this past Region 8. The rise in cases jumped 24 ac- weekend, October 31/Nov. 1, with a tive cases since last reported Oct. 23. second special youth season taking According to Lavaca County Emergency place from Jan. 4-17 of the new year. Management coordinator Egon Barthel’s Lavaca County is considered to be since the counting of cases within the located in the North Texas zone with county started in March there have been the general white-tail deer hunting 1,210 total cases of which 1,135 have re- season beginning Saturday, Nov. 7 covered. Thirteen have passed away due and will end on Sunday, Jan. 3, 2020. to the virus. The South zone, which includes The general white-tail deer hunting season begins Saturday, and hunters will be venturing out into the woods Breaking down cases based on zip Calhoun and Refugio counties, will looking for a trophy buck. General white-tail hunting season will run through Sunday evening, Jan. 3, 2020. Photo codes in the county, through 4 p.m. Nov. begin Saturday, but will have its courtesy of Four Seasons Ranch of Frio County 2, Hallettsville has 18 active cases with hunting season extended until Jan. 428 having recovered and nine who have 17, 2021. SPECIAL ANTLER For tagging purposes, all other passed away. The Texas Parks and Wildlife RESTRICTIONS deer are antlerless deer, regardless The Moulton zip code shows zero active Department (TPWD) lists the regu- The TPWD defines a buck deer of sex. case with 104 recovered and no deaths. lations involving definitions, bag lim- as a deer with a hardened antler According to the TPWD, the fol- Shiner’s zip code has 23 active cases with its, antler and harvest restrictions, protruding through the skin. lowing special antler restrictions 175 recoveries, and no deaths. and rules for processing: Deer with antlers completely cov- apply: The Yoakum zip code reports 17 active BAG LIMIT ered in velvet (protruding through •Antlerrestrictionsapplyonlyin cases with 415 recovered and there have For North Zone hunters, which in- the skin) are also considered buck certain counties. In these counties, been four who have passed away. cludes Lavaca County, there is a four deer. the bag limit is two legal bucks, but Schulenburg zip code involving resi- deer with no more than two bucks, A buck deer must be tagged with one must have an inside spread of 13 dents living in Lavaca County has zero and no more than two antlerless a buck deer tag or applicable tag or inches or greater. active cases and six recoveries. deer, all seasons combined. permit. SEE SEASON, PAGE 8 SEE COVID, PAGE 8 Page 2 Thursday, November 5, 2020 THE MOULTON EAGLE LocAL Meetings Obituaries
MOULTON MASONIC LODGE 298 Meets fourth Friday at 7:30 p.m. PERRY GENE WORNAT GILBERT GEORGE ADAMEK With a meal at 6:30 p.m. It is with great sadness that the fam- Gilbert George Adamek, 91 passed Secretary, Vic Christenson ily of Perry Gene Wornat, 62 of Boerne, away Monday, Nov. 2, 2020. 512-581-2826 - [email protected] announces his passing on Monday, Oct. Gilbert was born February 22, 1929 2 BE 1 ASK 1 26, 2020. in Shiner, to Anton and Mary Adamek. THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS He was born in Moulton on Dec. 17, He served his country in the Korean Father Joseph Kopp Court #2018 1957 to the late Gus William Wornat and War in 1952 and was honorably dis- Meets every third Monday at 6:30 p.m. in St. Joseph's Family Room Dolores Dorothy Brueggman. charged in 1954. Regent - Kathy Fishbeck, Vice Regent - Cindy Cinadr Perry graduated from Moulton High Gilbert’s father, Anton Adamek, Treasurer - Janet Raabe School and is a graduate of Texas State Technical Insti- died when Gilbert was 16 years old and Gilbert took Recording Secretary - Anna Bartos Financial Secretary - Dana Blahuta tute (TSTI) which was the foundation of his expertise in on the responsibility of running the farm. In 1954, he water and wastewater technology. This was the platform converted an old cotton gin in Dreyer into a feed mill KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #3244 to his successful entrepreneurship in the water treatment where he then started Adamek Feedlot which still Meets 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. St. Joseph’s Parish Hall industry. He was renowned and respected in industry operates today. Grand Knight - Darwin J. Darilek for his technical expertise and established long standing Gilbert was a member of St. Ann Catholic Church, Financial Secretary - Ernest Novosad Bingo Chairman - Daniel Raabe relationships with colleagues from all over the world. St. Joseph Catholic Church, Knights of Columbus, and Operators - Daniel Raabe, Ernest Novosad, Perry will lovingly be remembered by his wife, Sandy Sweet Home American Legion. Charles Greive Jean; brother Emil “Bubba” Vrana and wife, Bernadette Gilbert married Agnes Jemelka July 14, 1952 at Bingo Games start 7:30 p.m. every Thursday of Houston; sister Peggy Kupka and husband, Frank, of Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Shiner. Super Bingo second Thursday every month Hallettsville, and numerous nieces and nephews. Gilbert is survived by Agnes and their children: Kay License # 1-74-168311-0 Pallbearers were Clint Kupka, Sonny Bujnoch, Jose Langford, Alan Adamek, Kenneth (Lorrie) Adamek, MOULTON HERMANN SONS LODGE 59 Luis Villa, Tony Dickens, and Kevin and David Vrana. Gilbert (Janet) Adamek, Ronald (Maurine) Adamek Meets second Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. A private graveside service and burial was held on and Nanette (David) DeBord; 17 grandchildren, 34 President - Barbara Anderle Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in the Moulton City Cemetery, great-grandchildren. Secretary/Treasurer - Allyne Chapman Moulton. Gilbert is preceded in death by his parents, Anton MOULTON CHAMBER A celebration of Perry’s life will be memorialized at and Mary Adamek, his daughter, Lynette Adamek, and OF COMMERCE & AGRICULTURE St. John Lutheran Church in Boerne at a later date. sister, Iris Dolezal. Meets every fourth Wednesday at Chamber Office, 6:30 p.m. Words of comfort can be posted and shared with the Visitation will be from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., Wednes- President - Danielle Buehring family at www.smithfuneralhomemoulton.com. Arrange- day, Nov. 4, 2020 at Thiele Cooper Funeral Home with ment made by Smith Funeral Home 404 West Bobkat Dr. Rosary recited at 7 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION POST 392 & AUXILIARY Moulton, Texas 77975, 361-596-4631. Funeral Mass will be held a 10 a.m., Thursday, Nov. Meets every first Wednesday at the Legion Home Adjutant - Alvin Kocian 5, 2020 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Yoakum with Hall Rentals: 361-772-4102 (Robert Buehring) Rev. Matthew Huehlefeld officiating. Private inter- Auxiliary President - Marla Ebner ment at St. Ann Catholic Cemetery. Auxiliary Secretary - Susan Murphy HUNTING SEASON In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be LC #17460262060 IS HERE given to St. Ann Catholic Church. MOULTON LIONS CLUB Arrangements by Thiele Cooper Funeral Home, - Proudly serving our community - Wild Game Series to focus on 361-293-5656 Meets 1st & 3rd Thursday every month at noon - Kloesel's Steak House Preparation and Food Safety JACK STEED President - Craig Hughes • Vice-President - Harvey Kloesel Jack Steed, 89, passed away Tuesday, Secretary - Diana Kloesel • Treasurer - Ray Bacak Visitors & new members welcome. Call 772-1288 Did you know that wild turkeys were nearly extinct Oct. 27, 2020. one hundred years ago? Over hunting and deforestation He was born Nov. 3, 1930 in Kennard MOULTON JR. LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION that impacted the turkeys’ habitat has led to the increasing to Ben and Lola Mae (Blakeway) Steed. Meets every third Wednesday in the Moulton population of over seven million wild turkeys today. Tur- He was a veteran having served in Fire Station meeting room at 7:30 p.m. keys, of course, are not the NATALIE D. KNESEK, PHD, CFCS the United States Army in the Korean ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH only game in Texas. Quail season has begun and CEA-FCH-Lavaca County War. He was proud to be a Mason and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service 305 N. Hackberry • Moulton • (361) 596-4928 Rio Grande Turkey and a Shriner. 361.204.6992 Worship 10:45 a.m. with Holy Communion Every Sunday White-Tailed Deer season Survivors are his daughters, Pam Lathrop and hus- Sun. School and Adult Bible Class 9:15 a.m. [email protected] both kick off this week- band, Glenn, of Hallettsville and Rita Ross and hus- EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, WITTING end. For a full list of the 2020-2021 Hunting Season you band, Tom, of Houston; three grandchildren, Matthew 8:00 a.m., Holy Communion Service every 4th Sunday can visit https://twpd.texas.gov. Whether you are a hunter Hill and wife, Adrienne, of Deer Park and T.J. Ross MOULTON CITY COUNCIL or the recipient of game meat provided by a friend, fam- Meets every second Tuesday ily member, or neighbor, the Game Meat series currently and Anna Ross, both of Houston; great-grandchild, at Moulton City Hall at 6:30 p.m. being featured on the Lavaca County AgriLife Family and Evan Hill. Community Health Facebook page is perfect for you. Preceded in death by his parents; wife, Melva Beginning November 2 and running throughout Novem- Steed; son, Eddie Steed and grandson, Phillip Jurica; ber the AgriLife Path to the Plate program is providing a program to help educate consumers on hunting rules and two sisters. regulations, game meat handling, storing, cooking and serv- Due to Covid, a Memorial Service will be held at ing game meat as well as other great tips. These tips will roll a later date. AreA Meetings out in the form of social media posts on Facebook with each Arrangements by Thiele Cooper Funeral Home, week having a different focus. This week is focused on birds, 361-293-5656 including Quail, Dove, Duck and Turkeys. The remaining •TheVietnamVeteransofAmericaand the weeks will focus on exotics (Black Buck, Nilgai, Axis, and Associates of Vietnam Veterans of America Aoudad), fish (Catfish, Bass, Crappie, and Shrimp), and na- meet the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 tives (White-tail, Mule Deer, and Pronghorn). p.m. at Hotel Texas. Any veteran serving from I do not purport to be a hunting expert nor a connoisseur 1957 to 1975 is invited to join the Vietnam Vet- of game meat, but I am excited to be able to share this series OWN that has been created with care by our AgriLife Specialists T CRIER erans (VVA). For more info on VVA, contact Ron who have given time and attention to details to make the Ridgeway at 281-684-9493. series both fun and informative. As mentioned in the in- Moulton Hermann Sons Lodge will not be •TheHepatitisCSupportGroupMeetings troduction, to follow the social media series, go the Lavaca are held at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday of each County Family and Community Health page. Included in having their scheduled November meeting. month, First United Methodist Church, 209 N. the series are delicious recipes for you to try at home. Here is one of the recipes that will appear. Upton, Schulenburg. For more information, call GRILLED QUAIL SALAD Shaleen Scott at (979) 743-3000. INGREDIENTS Lad Trojacek, CSD, CSP • The Family Caregivers Support Group •12quailsemi-boneless Insurance and meets at First United Methodist Church, 407 For the marinade Financial Services Agent N. Bridge, Victoria the second Thursday of the •1/2cupredwinevinegar •3Tbsp.Worcestershiresauce month, 10:30 a.m. until noon, with its focus 501 Summit St. •1/4cupoliveoil Schulenburg, TX 78956 on caregiver support. 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Regarding Letters to past few years. arguments in a lawsuit Program 2 now available the Editor from Janis filed by the ACLU and Richardson, President of 1.) April 8 Post- the ACLU of TX, in which Sign-up for the Coronavirus Food the first round of the Coronavirus League of Women Vot- The League of Women the League of Women Assistance Program 2 (CFAP 2) began Food Assistance Program, now re- ers, V’Ann Huser, and Voters of Texas along with Voters of US, TX, FL, and on Sept. 21, 2020 and will continue ferred to as CFAP 1. R.G. Weiss who wrote in the MOVE Texas Action CA filed an amicus brief, through Dec. 11, 2020. Farmers and ranchers who partici- support of the League of Fund, the Workers De- that challenges President CFAP 2 provides eligible producers pated in CFAP 1 will not be automati- Women Voter Organiza- fense Action Fund, and a Trump’s Memorandum to with direct financial assistance due cally enrolled and must complete a tion Travis County registered exclude undocumented to market disruptions and associ- new application for CFAP 2. voter is involved in a law- immigrants from the cen- ated costs because of the COVID-19 More information can be found at Dear Editor. suit arguing that Texas sus count. pandemic. www.farmers.gov/cfap or by contact- I applaud an organiza- law expressly permits 5.) Redistricting- Ad- CFAP 2 is a separate program from ing the office at 361-798-3277 ext 2. tion which encourages expanded vote by mail vocates for Texas to be citizens to vote by the options due to the CO- placed back under Fed- endeavors named by Mrs VID-19 global pandemic. eral Voting rights Act for Richardson; registration, The group claims that the Redistricting. voters guides, forums. pandemic should qualify 6.) Oct. 18. Support Major Show Swine Validation All which help educate all Texans to vote by mail. of HR 1. For the People 4-H and FFA mem- from 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. dation. voters. 2.) Aug. 6, 2019 post Act , Which advocates for bers who plan to ex- or Thursday, Nov. 12 Exhibitors with un- However, as Ms. Rich- Demand action on Gun illegals to vote. hibit a swine project from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. avoidable conflicts ardson reported, the bills HR8 and HR 1112. 7). Dec. 5, 2019. Lavaca at any of the Major at the Lavaca Expo should contact the League of Women Voters Increase background Organization members at- Livestock Shows in Center. County Extension Of- of Lavaca County is part checks and a 10 day wait- tended a Texas Civil Proj- Texas must have their The exhibitor and a fice or their FFA Advi- of a statewide organi- ing period to buy a gun. ect Organization meeting animals validated parent must be pres- sor prior to Tuesday, zation, the League of 3). Opposes SB9. Advo- convened in Austin. This on Tuesday, Nov. 10 ent at the time of vali- Nov. 10. Women Voters of Texas. cates for same day. Voter group of lawyers advo- According to posts on registration cates for Open Borders the League of Women 4.) Oct. 14 2020 Cen- and open immigration. Voters of Lavaca County sus post A Federal District Facebook Page, there court in New York will Brenda Cash are other political issues be hearing the opening Shiner which the Lavaca County League supports through HALLETTSVILLE the Texas Statewide Orga- nization. It would benefit Knights of Columbus anyone to research the po- TH litical activities which are 34 less known or advertised. Annual BIG These posts are found on the page of posts in the BUCK CONTEST Purina Liquid Feed $20 ENTRY FEE • INCLUDES ADMISSION • WILD GAME SUPPER OUTDOOR SHOW Pesek-Hermes to and Free Delivery Memorials, Inc. DEADLINE TO ENTER: Producing Quality Custom FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 Monuments since 1918 DETAILS and Grey Granite & Colored Memorials ONLINE ENTRY Grave Lot Work Business Owned by: WWW.KCHALL.COM Shannon & Kelly Hermes DIVISIONS Please feel free to contact us at: . LAVACA COUNTY . . SOUTH TEXAS . Phone 361-798-2267 . . LAVACA COUNTY YOUTH . . Fax 361-798-2847 . . SOUTH TEXAS YOUTH [email protected] STATE OF TEXAS . . . . http://www.pesekhermesmem.com/ STATE OF TEXAS YOUTH TEXAS MULE DEER NO RAIN? NO PROBLEM.
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Kait’s Korner National STEM Day coming Sunday In honor of National STEM (Science, Technology, Engi- neering and Math) Day on Sunday, Nov. 8, I wanted to tell you about some shows that encourage young girls to try their hand at science, technology, engineering and math. First on the list is Project MC2, pronounced Project MC-squared, which had six seasons air on Netflix. The characters are from different backgrounds and have hobbies that tie back into STEM. One girl uses her love of chemistry to better her baking while another uses technology to express herself. The franchise also released science experiment kits that tied into the latest seasons of the show. Next up is Annedroids, a Canadian CGI and live-action show that can be seen on Amazon. The show’s aim was to educate children about STEM from the perspectives of an 11-year-old girl, her friends and her three Android creations. Annedroids can be watched on Amazon Prime. SciGirls is up next. The tagline for the PBS Kids show is “Science Fun for Tween Girls”. The show, at the time of its premiere in 2010, wanted to encourage young girls to pursue STEM careers to boost the low number of women in those fields. The show mixes animated segments with live-action to appeal to older and younger viewers. SciGirls can be watched at https:// pbskids.org/video/scigirls/. Favorite Saints Up next is Earth to Luna!, an American-Brazilian ani- The 1st and 2nd grade CCD students at St. Joseph’s Church dressed as their favorite saint for All Saints Day on mated show targeted at four to seven year old children. Sunday, November 1. Contributed photo The show focuses on Luna, a little girl who loves science, her brother Jupiter and their pet ferret Clyde. Earth to Luna! is available on Netflix. And, last but not even close to least, is Bill Nye the Texas Time Machine Science Guy. This show was a staple for many people who were in school in the nineties or even up to this day. Stories from the archives I remember watching it when we had substitutes in By Murray Montgomery of old newspapers science class and recently found out Bill Nye is on TikTok, a viral social media app. On TikTok, he does experiments April 21st, 1906 -- Legendary and answers questions from his comments, usually in one lawman joins the Texas Rangers minute or less. His original show, Bill Nye the Science Guy, is available on YouTube and Amazon Prime for a (Texas State Historical Association) On this day in 1906, Frank Hamer enlisted in the small price. His 2017 show, Bill Nye Saves the World, can Texas Rangers. Hamer, born in Fairview in 1884, was be seen on Netflix. recommended for a position with the Rangers after capturing a horse thief while working as a cowboy in 1905. In 1908 he resigned from the force to become marshal of Navasota and then a special officer in Har- When the lights go out… ris County. He rejoined the Rangers in 1915 and pa- trolled the South Texas border from the Big Bend to Brownsville. He was criticized for his use of force, and While power outages are food that should be thrown legislator José T. Canales accused Hamer of threat- not a common occurrence out after an extended pow- ening him in 1918. In 1934 Hamer became a special for most people, they do er outage include milk, investigator for the Texas prison system and was as- happen from time to time. poultry, seafood, dairy, egg, signed to track down outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. After a three-month search, he and his men So, how does one prepare dough and cheese products. shot and killed them near Gibsland, Louisiana. Con- for such an event? Open baby formula should gress awarded Hamer a special citation for stopping American Red Cross, also be thrown out if it does the pair. Hamer retired in 1949 and lived in Austin un- til his death in 1955 The Ready Campaign and not stay refrigerated. Fayette Electric have some tips for preparing before, during and getting back to life after an outage. The Ready Campaign Precautions we We have updated our visitor policy. is a national public ser- -One adult visitor will be allowed into a vice campaign designed to patient’s room at a time. Visitors will not be educate and help people prepare for and respond are taking to allowed into a COVID patient’s or possible to natural and man-made COVID positive patient’s room. disasters. ensure YOUR They say to take an in- -One adult visitor will be allowed in with a ventory of the items you need that rely on electricity surgical patient. This visitor will be able to wait and plan for batteries and safety. in the surgical waiting room. other alternatives for when the power goes out. Ready -One adult visitor will be allowed in with an also says to talk to your medical provider about Emergency Dept. patient. medication that needs to be refrigerated and medi- Screening Procedures -One adult visitor will be allowed in with an cal devices powered by OB patient, for the duration of the stay. electricity. All patients, visitors, and staff are being Red Cross’s first tips to screened prior to entering our facility. prepare for an outage is -Exceptions may be made for end of life to assemble an emergency Both temperatures and symptoms are patients. preparedness kit and cre- being checked. ate a household evacuation -Visitors are not currently allowed in with plan that includes pets. Red Cross and Ready outpatients and with Sievers Medical Clinic both suggest getting a car- patients. bon monoxide detector and Exceptions: placing them in central For minor patients, one adult will be locations on every level of the house. Face Mask Protection allowed in with patient. During an outage, keep We are requiring all patients, visitors, For OB ultrasound patients, one adult freezers and refrigerators visitor will be allowed in with patient. closed. Unopened refrig- and staff wear a mask at all times while erators will keep food cold in the facility. Visiting hours are 7am-7pm. Visitors may for about four hours; freez- ers will keep the tempera- enter thru the Outpatient Entrance from ture for about 48 hours. 7am-5pm. After 5pm, visitors are asked to Red Cross says to eat food enter and exit through the screening door at from the fridge first, then the Emergency Dept. the freezer, and last the nonperishable foods to avoid waste. Social Distancing Quality healthcare, close to home. Ready suggests unplug- Please stay at least 6 feet apart from ging appliances, equip- ment or electronics in case other people in any area of our facility. We are here for you of spikes or surges that can cause damage. One Our staff is here for you, and may serve as a light should remain turned resource to address any questions or concerns. on during the outage, so you’ll know when the pow- er comes back on. After an outage, food that has been exposed Best Hygiene Practices to temperatures 40 de- Wash hands or use hand sanitizer grees or higher for two or more hours from the regularly. Cover any coughs or sneezes fridge should be thrown with a tissue and discard. out. Foods with an unusu- GonzalesHealthcare.com al odor, color or texture should also be thrown away. Fayette Electric says 1110 N. Sarah Dewitt Drive | Gonzales, Texas 78629 Page 6 THE MOULTON EAGLE Thursday, November 5, 2020
Kittens CC win Coronavirus costing the U.S. district title trillions in economic losses The Moulton Kit- with 16:49; Grace The ongoing corona- versity in Australia to us a critical and realistic products,” Pompelli said. tens cross-country Mezik was timed at virus pandemic is ex- get a better idea of the evaluation of how the “Still, COVID-19 caused won the District 1A- 18:00 for No. 12. pected to reduce U.S. economic impact of the pandemic has, and will income declines in all 30 title while the Bob- BOYS gross domestic product coronavirus on U.S. ag- continue to, impact our food and agricultural katz took second. The Katz recorded (GDP) by $2.5 trillion riculture. nation’s and the world’s sectors.” GIRLS 41 points and had and employment by 12.2 Although researchers food supply,” Stover said. Food supply chain dis- The Kittens scored three top 10 finishers. percent over the next knew there would be sub- “It will be critical that ruptions were felt early 19 points and five top Edgar Mendiola year, according to a re- stantial economic conse- we work together to el- in the pandemic, caused 10 finishes. came in second in cent study conducted by quences from the pan- evate food system con- by disruptions from tem- Estefania Colchado 18:45 to lead the Texas A&M AgriLife. demic, Patrick Stover, cerns and develop solu- porary meat processing captured the individ- Bobkatz. Seth Lopez Texas A&M’s Cross- vice chancellor of Texas tions that address the facility closures, issues ual district champion- earned fifth with Border Threat Screen- A&M AgriLife, said the economic consequences with transportation of ship with a time of 14 20:59; Trenton Mei- ing and Supply Chain detailed study helped to serve as a foundation goods and changes in the minutes, 30 seconds. setschleager crossed Defense Center worked outline both short- and for lasting recovery.” volume and types of food Kamryn Darilek was the line at 21:34 for with Arizona State Uni- long-term effects. This July, research- orders. second in 14:48 and ninth. versity and Victoria Uni- “This analysis gives ers completed initial Farmers and ranchers following her was Em- Tarlan Darilek was quarterly economic pro- were faced with increas- ily Perry in 15:17. No. 14 in 22:42, fol- jections for the period ing retail prices and fall- Kaylee Trejo was lowed by John Man- of March 2020 through ing commodity prices. fifth in 16:04; Kaitlyn zano (26:09) and Tyler COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS February 2022, accord- Pompelli said although Gallegos was eight Siegel (28:10). ing to Texas A&M’s Greg some of those impacts SENIOR CITIZENS MENU Pompelli. could not be fully mod- While the report es- eled in the study, re- Please call a day in ad- TUESDAY, NOV. 10 timates the COVID-19 searchers expected a H H vance to reserve a meal. Pulled Pork on Bun, Sauer- pandemic will reduce 5.2 percent decrease in LIVESTOCK REPORTS No income restrictions. kraut, Red Beets, Jello U.S. GDP by 11.9 percent real U.S. farm income HALLETTSVILLE Hallettsville Center: 798- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11 over the next year and this year and a less than 2211; Shiner Center: 594- Chicken Broccoli Rice Cas- reduce U.S. employment 1 percent decrease in TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2020 2671; Yoakum Center: serole, Green Salad w/ by 19 million full-time 2021. CATTLE ON HAND: 1323 293-5313. Dressing, Wheat Roll, Oat- jobs, Pompelli noted This is in direct con- WEEK AGO: 2671 YEAR AGO: 1606 MENU IS SUBJECT meal Cookie A winter type day saw the market overall stronger this week. the researchers found a tradiction to the U.S. Heavier weight No. 1 classes sold $2 to $5 higher. Light TO CHANGE THURSDAY, NOV. 12 smaller economic impact Department of Agricul- weights took a little off of their extremely high prices last week MONDAY, NOV. 9 Hamburger Steak w/Brown on the U.S. food and ag- ture’s latest farm sector but continued strong. Crab Patties, Oven Roasted Gravy, Scalloped Potatoes, ricultural sectors. income forecasts, which Packer cows and bulls sold $4 higher on approx. 150 hd. total. Zucchini, Mac & Cheese, Green Beans, Orange Cake “The resulting reces- show an increase of 3.6 The consignment of stocker cows sold to a very strong market. Sliced Peaches w/Cottage FRIDAY, NOV. 13 sion had a relatively percent in farm income If we can help with marketing your livestock, please call 361- Cheese CLOSED 798-4336. small impact on the for 2020. PACKER COWS: Canner & Cutter Cows: 45-61; Utility & overall demand for farm Pompelli explained Fat Cows: 43-57; Light Weight Canner Cows: 30-42; Poor/ the difference was due Weak: 20-30. to direct federal govern- PACKER BULLS: Heavyweight Bulls: 79-84; Utility & Cutter ment payments, which Bulls: 72-78; Light Weight Canner Bulls: 55-72. have increased 64 per- STOCKER AND FEEDER CALVES AND YEARLINGS: cent in 2020. Without NO. 1 STEER & BULLS CALVES: Under 200: 155-205; Nothing like cooking outside! the assistance, real farm 200-300: 145-170; 300-400: 140-170; 400-500: 122- 30 QT. 55,000 BTU 2.5 income would be sub- 167.50; 500 - 600: 115-142.50; 600-700: 100-132.50; ALUMINUM GAL DEEP FRYER stantially lower this year. 700-800: 98-128. TURKEY FRYER Solid steel unit. Stainless Other findings showed NO. 1 HEIFER CALVES: Under 200: 135-180; 200-300: Includes aluminum steel basket with detach- stockpot, lid, poultry rack, able cool touch handle. COVID-19 unevenly im- 115-145; 300-400: 110-140; 400-500: 108-135; 500-600: grab hook, thermometer, Includes thermometer, pacted the agricultural 102-126; 600-700: 97-118; 700-800: 90-108. and 1 oz. Seasoning drain valve and 10 PSI reg- REPLACEMENT HEIFERS: 350-700: 125-220. injector.....$41.69 ulator with brass control economy, with livestock valve....$282.39 STOCKER COWS: Good Stocker Cows & Heifers: $1025- 32 QT. STAINLESS operations experiencing $1400; Medium Stocker Cows & Heifers: $675-$1000; Good STEEL TURKEY more negative effects Cow & Calf Pairs: $1100-$1375. FRYER TURKEY BLEND than other commodities. Includes stockpot, basket, W/BRN KIT BAG Over the next several lid, poultry rack, grab 20LB hook, thermometer, season- months, the teams will HALLETTSVILLE ing injector and skewer $20.99 work together to re-esti- set...... $84.69 mate economic impacts LIVESTOCK of the coronavirus pan- COMMISSION CO. demic after taking policy actions into account. Where your Livestock Researchers will also Brings Top $ Every Time! work with the Food and •SALE EVERY TUESDAY• Agricultural Policy Re- 140 Auction Ring Rd search Institute at the 361-798-4336 University of Missouri to examine further ef- fects of the pandemic on major agricultural CUERO commodities and trade. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020 www.wbfarmandranch.net • Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Closed Sundays CATTLE ON HAND: 1448 WEEK AGO: 1681 There were 233 cows and 23 bulls. The packer market was The up as much as $9/cwt on the top cows and bulls. Strong de- MOULTON EAGLE mand coupled with an improving economy appear to drive the market higher. The calf market rebounded in a dramatic fashion with the overall average up over $7.50/cwt. Corn finally stopped going up and actually declined this week. The board went up as a result of CLASSIFIEDS that and good economic news and the fact that fat cattle are expected to trend higher the rest of this yaer made for a strong robust market. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED This market report is available on Facebook as well as on the web at www.cuerols.com. PACKER BULLS: 70-87. Overnight Trip to PACKER COWS: Canners & Cutters: 48-63; Poor & Weak: PARAGON 21-30. CASINO PALPATED: 17 bred: 66-99. in Marksville, LA. PAIRS: 7: $875- $1,300. from Hallettsville with STEER CALVES: (Avg. High) Under 200 Lbs.: None; 200-249 pick up in Schulenburg Lbs.: None; 250-299 Lbs.: None; 300-350 Lbs.: 138-182; on Main Street at Gazebo. 350-400 Lbs.: 134-152; 400-450 Lbs.: 137-158; 450-500 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Lbs: 128-142; 500-550 Lbs.: 123-147; 550-600 Lbs.: TO MONDAY NOVEMBER 9 121-132; 600-700 Lbs.: 117-128; 700-800 Lbs.: 113-123. Meet at Hallettsville Walmart BULL CALVES: (Avg. High) Under 250 Lbs.: 169-200; 250- parking lot by 5:30 am to 300 Lbs.: 151-174; 300-350 Lbs.: 132-156; 350-400 Lbs.: depart at 6:00 am. Pick up in Schulenburg approx. 6:15 am. 134-156; 400-450 150Lbs.: 132-162; 450-500 Lbs.:126- Return Monday, Nov. 8 158; 500-550 Lbs.: 122-142; 550-600 Lbs.: 115-132; approx. 7:00 pm 600-700 Lbs.: 113-126; Over 700 lbs.: 107-120. Cost per seat is HEIFER CALVES: (Avg. High) Under 200 Lbs.: 158-217.50; $75.00 Double Occupancy 200-250 Lbs.: 117-158; 250-300 Lbs.: 111-120; 300-350 $100.00 Single Lbs.: 113-140; 350-400 Lbs.: 123-158; 400-450 Lbs.: $25 free play, 121-132; 450-500 Lbs.: 116-135; 500-550 Lbs.: 113-134; $10 food credit 550-600 Lbs.: 110-119; 600-700 Lbs.: 107-126; Over 700 Contact: Lbs.: 100-114. SHIRLEY ROTHBAUER 361-772-1345 P.O. Box 15 Hallettsville, Texas 77964 CUERO LIVESTOCK www.shirleysluckytours.com COMMISSION CO. •SALE EVERY FRIDAY• Highest Prices Paid! 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Legal bucks are de- or online. website at tpwd.texas. fined as one that has: PROCESSING IN CAMP gov. •A hardened antler •Youare allowed to FIREARM SAFETY protruding through the quarter a deer in camp, In addition to having skin; but tagging and proof- an enjoyable time hunt- • At least one un- of-sex requirements con- ing and camping, hunters branched antler, OR; tinue to apply until the are also reminded to be •An inside spread wildlife resource reaches careful. measurement between a final destination. Remember four basic main beams of 13 inches • Deer may not be firearm safety rules that or greater (does not ap- processed beyond quar- include: ply to a buck that has an ters in camp unless the •Always treat every unbranched antler). camp qualifies as a final firearm as if it is loaded. To determine if a buck destination. •Always point the has an inside spread mea- •While in camp you muzzle in a safe direc- surement of at least 13 may remove and prepare tion. inches, the hunter should of kill clearly cut out on transporting or handling. lerless white-tailed deer a part of a wildlife re- •Becertainofthetar- look at the distance from the tag by notching the For deer, the appropri- in select south-central source if the removal and get you aim at as well as ear-tip to ear-tip on a respective month and ate tag or permit must Texas counties, including preparation occur imme- what’s beyond the target. buck with the ears in an day. Do not “ink out”. remain attached until Lavaca County. diately before the part •Always keep your alert position. The hunter should im- the deer reaches its fi- Any antlerless deer is cooked or consumed; finger outside the trigger The 13-inch or greater mediately complete, date nal destination and is harvested in the follow- however, all tagging and guard until you are ready inside spread require- and cut out the appropri- quartered. ing counties during ar- proof of sex regulations to shoot. ment does not apply to ate hunting license tag If deer’s head is sev- chery, youth-only, muz- apply to remaining parts Have a safe and enjoy- any buck that has an after a deer is harvested, ered from the carcass zleloader, or the four and those parts may be able hunting season. unbranched antler. but before the deer is (body), then the appro- doe days during general transported to a final TAGGING THE DEER field dressed, moved or priate tag or permit must season is required to be destination. A tag from the hunt- tagged. remain attached to its reported within 24 hours For more information COVID ing license of the person For white-tailed deer, carcass. If the head does of harvest to the depart- regarding hunting and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 who killed the deer must immediately before mov- not accompany the car- ment via the “My Texas fishing regulations logon be correctly and legibly ing carcass, complete the cass, then the head must Hunt Harvest” mobile to the Texas Parks and The Sweet Home zip completed (including log, in ink, on the back be accompanied by a app (iOS andAndroid) Wildlife Department’s code shows four active name of property and of the hunting license. Wildlife Resource Docu- cases with four recoveries. county) and immediately Asterisksinthelogindi- ment (WRD). The tag The availability of attached to the animal cate bucks with an inside must go with the meat County Clerk’s office hospital bedding in the (exception is properties main beam spread of at and a WRD accompanies Golden Crescent Region, with issued tags such as least 13 inches. Failure the head. as of 12 a.m. Thursday, MLD tags). to complete the log as Hunters are reminded closed Thursday afternoon Oct. 30, shows there are The hunter must use required may result in a to read the tag use de- The Lavaca County Clerk’s office will close its doors 572 staffed beds with 307 the specific type of deer fine not to exceed $500 scription on your license to the public Thursday afternoon, Nov. 5. (54 percent) total beds (for example, buck tags for each deer improperly carefully before attach- According to the Lavaca County web page, the available and 51 percent must be used only on logged. ing to the harvested deer. county clerk’s office is closing due to a Department of of ICU beds available. buck deer, antlerless tags The tag may be at- MANDATORY HARVEST State Health Services (DSHS) user access requirement As of last Friday, the on antlerless deer). tached anywhere on a REPORTING implementation. percent of COVID pa- The proper tag should deer so that it is not dam- Harvest reporting is The office will be closed at noon and will re-open to tients in hospitals across have the month and date aged, defaced, or lost in now mandatory for ant- the public Friday, Nov. 6 at its regular time 8 a.m. the region is 3.8 percent with a seven-day rolling average of 4.2 percent. There have been 22 lab- confirmed COVID-19 pa- GonzalesHealthcare.com tients in hospitals. EXECUTIVE ORDERS Barthels said, due to executiveorderGA-29,at this time Lavaca County does not meet the require- ments to be exempt from the face covering require- ment. He said Lavaca County must have 20 or fewer new COVID-19 cas- es during a 14-day period. Also, Lavaca County andTraumaServiceArea- S must continue to meet and maintain the criteria put in place by Governor Abbott’sexecutive order 32 in which the number of COVID-19 hospitalized patients as a percentage of total hospital capac- ity for seven consecutive days remain below 15 per- cent. If hospitalizations exceed the 15 percent mark, restrictions may be put in place by the State of Texas. Basedonthereported numbers, Lavaca County businesses may increase capacity up to 75 percent for any business that is approved to open at 50 percent. TheTexasAlcoholBev- erageCommission(TABC) has granted approval to bars (51 percent red li- cense holders) in Lavaca County,perGA-32optin status, to open at 50 per- cent capacity. 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