Monday, September 20, 2021

Terlingua Moon September 20, 2021

 

Terlingua MOON

September 20, 2021

Vol.  32       No. 38

by Cactoosie




It is easier to fight for one's principles than to live up to them. -Alfred Adler


County Commissioners Agenda

MoonTo Print


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Important Notice for those interested in Chili Cookoffs:

The vote on the CASI as well as theTerlingua cook off, is on the agenda for this coming meeting of Brewster County Commissioners Court on WEDNESDAY, Sept 22 at 9:30 a.m. at the Alpine Courthouse. You may also view the meeting live online at www.brewstercounty.com or Brewster County, Texas (County's FB page). If you wish to make a comment, you may call 432-538-2028. Attached is the PDF with the agenda and instructions for comments.


Need a Mammogram?
There are still appointments available in Presidio and Marfa. Save yourself a trip to El Paso, Odessa or Midland by calling now!
9/27 (Presidio)- 5 appointments open
9/28 (Presidio)- 3 appointments open
10/1 (Marfa)- 6 appointments open
Call 915) 227-0530 to get in direct contact with the scheduler.
Physician referrals are not needed. You may self refer for this service.


Paisano Post from Terlingua CSD

Coach Nate Simons and Coach Melisa Simons took 6 Paisano athletes to compete in the Bo Coffman Races in Presidio on September 18th. Congratulations to Asa, Nereida, Bailee, Desiree, and Adriel for finishing their first cross country race. Medalists were Varsity: Brooke (8th) and for Junior High: Adriel (14th), Asa (8th), Nereida (19th), and Bailee (20th). Way to go, Paisanos!

Ms. Stafford and Ms. Crockett took 13 high school students in the Upward Bound program to Sul Ross on Saturday the 18th. The students enjoyed a tour of the campus and ice breaker activities; participants included: Myranda, Luna, Shyla, Zach N., Romina, Gabriel, Chase, Melenie, Kenea, Kaycie, Giselle, Ethan, and Chasin.


Backbends for Burros

Come Yoga @ for a good cause! Saturday, October 16 (vinyasa flow) & Saturday, October 23 (gentle and slow). Both Classes meet from 9-10am @ the Cactus Farm. Beginners Welcome!

All proceeds go to benefit the regions Wild Burros. 

Suggested Donation - $10 at the Door. Bring a Mat if you have one. Class led by Kate Healy, LMT, E-ryt500, new resident of BBV. 

For More Info, Contact: kate@katehealy.net.


New management at BJ’s RV Park

With a two year slamming by S.A.R.S.2/Corona Virus19 & related changes necessary, a local tradition:  BJ’s RV Park, one of the earliest & well established campgrounds in this part of the frontier, is emerging under new management to allow former owner Beth Franklin to fully recover her health from S.A.R.S.2 & pneumonia & enjoy retirement. Beth’s ably talented, locally raised & educated daughter Alicia Giangiacomo takes over the reigns:  “I’m so excited to be back & am committed to strengthening existing & building new relationships across the community.”

 

BJ’s remains open for limited business for RV sites 2-6 & dry-camping until Wednesday, October 6, 2021 when full operations begin for the 30+ sites available to short-term RVers, longer termed snowbirds & local full-timers in need of affordable sites. Depending upon availability, BJ’s accommodates back-ups/pull-throughs; Class A-C, bus, 5th wheeler, travel trailer, pop-up, mini-van, truck camper, car/electric car & tent users.

 

Eventually, three casitas for possibly longer-term rentals & a motor home for short-term rental-only will become available.  Other services will be offered to complement the common hall’s current laundry, showers, restrooms & limited kitchen capacity which will be building key accessed & charges pre-paid.

 

Office hours are currently:  M-F; 9-5 with weekends closed until Wednesday, October 6 when fulltime office hours will resume 9-6 daily (closed for lunch breaks) through the high season of spring break.

Interested candidates for employment WHO ARE TRUSTWORTHY, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED & aptly skilled/experienced are encouraged to apply for any of these $15 per hour (or more for commensurate abilities) part-time camp services: plumbing, electrical, construction, RV repair, groundskeeping, reservation/customer service & office administration and

housekeeping.

Please call the office @ 432.371.2259 for a form to be

texted/emailed to you or picked up w/ advanced notice @ office.  





Starlight music schedule Sept 23-27


Thursday Sept 23: Aaron Lacombe

Friday Sept 24: Mark Gorman

Saturday Sept 25: Marshall Anderson

Monday Sept 27: Bill Palmer


Taqueria El Milagro

All flavors of tacos,  elote, steaks, stuffed baked potatoes and our 
lastest menu addition: Mexican shrimp cocktails!  Everyone will find
something on our menu of authentic Mexican food plus a little more.
Great outdoor setting Wednesdays through Sundays 4 pm until 9 pm.   BYOB and make a party!
Drive thru window for to go orders. Call 432 372 2060.

Espresso ... y poco mas


Terlingua's popular breakfast and lunch destination 

Everything is cooked to order and with the freshest ingredients.  Full breakfast menu and delicious salads, sandwiches and more at lunch.

Fresh made pastries, too.  Our coffee is the very best found in the region and from Big Bend Roasters

7:30 am until 2 pm seven days a week.  Great views of the Chisos, nice people and shady outdoor seating.   Come see us!





Flack Electrical Services

Joshua Flack, Owner/Master Electrician TECL #31064 ME #337791

Licensed, bonded and insured 940.255.2723

 

Dig Terlingua – We do Septic Systems and Dirt Work

Backhoe, Bulldozer, Motor Grader & Dump Truck with Operator for Hire.

Site Preparation - pads, roads & ditches. We deliver road base, gravel, sand, etc. Licensed for Septic System Site Evaluations & Installations - Commercial & Residential - TCEQ #34046.

Whatever you need dug – WE DIG IT. 713.907.5259



Shot Time Liquors


Yuengling beer sold out the day we got it, so more is on the way. Local artist, Deb Taylor, has some new pieces for sale in the store. Come check out these unique, handmade prayer flags and bottle cap crosses. We have more Crazy Alice cigars on the way! Keep an eye out for Macanudo Cafe Ascots cigarillos in ten count tins coming this week. Also arriving this week are Macanudo Cafe Baron De Rothchilds and Romeo y Julieta 1875 Bully! Don’t forget your accessories; V cigar cutters are available now! 

The Town Electrician, Charles Turvey, Owner/ Master Electrician TECL# 31504  ME# 326558  Local, Licensed, Insured 

thetownelectrician@bigbend.net  432-424-3464 (Home)  432-538-2533 (Cell)


The Terlingua Trading Company is accepting applications for a part time receiving clerk/cashier position. We are looking for a motivated customer service oriented individual. Stop by the store for an application!



The Terlingua Bottoms Group of AA 
meets every Thursday at 7:30 at the Big Bend Church in Study Butte. We wear masks during the meeting, and observe distancing.  The meetings are open to anyone who has or thinks they may have a drinking problem. If you are ill, we respectfully ask that you stay home and call for a "telephone meeting" instead, 432-371-2073. Leave a message and we'll get back to you. 


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