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May 8, 2014 Email: [email protected] www.southbeltleader.com Vol. 39, No. 14 Sagemont election set The Sagemont Maintenance Committee election will be held Saturday, May 10, from Annual cookoff to give back to community 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sagemont Recreation Center. Kenneth Mills and Linda Botkins are The 18th annual South Belt Spectacular Cook- throughout the community.” video and circulating it by email. had more individual fi rst-place fi nishes, Here 4 up for election. off, held May 1 to May 3 at El Franco Lee Park, Once the counts are fi nalized, it is hoped that The overall winner for this year’s event was da Beer earned more overall points, partly due to was a huge success, raising signifi cantly more $10,000 can be donated back to the community, Here 4 da Beer, narrowly beating out the all- multiple entries in the beans category. Sagemont Civic Club meets funds than any other to date. in addition to the fi reworks, Flickinger said. female Barrio Beauties. While Barrio Beauties Continued on Page 6A While the exact amount of money raised had With 72 cooking teams, this year’s function The Sagemont Civic Club will hold its yet to be calculated at press time, organizers said was the largest in the event’s history, with entries monthly meeting Monday, May 12, at 7 p.m. they far surpassed the primary goal of funding coming from as far away as Cypress and Fort at the new Sagemont Park Recreation Center the annual South Belt Fourth of July fi reworks Bend County. Several cookers said the event had MUD elections set for May 10 located at 11507 Hughes Road. show. become their favorite annual contest, now forgo- The Clear Brook City and Kirkmont munici- In this contest, candidates do not run for a Frazier kindergarten roundup It is hoped extra money can be put aside for ing other similar local cookoffs. pal utility districts will each hold board elections specific position. Rather, the three candidates future years when fi rework funds are low, due to This year’s event was also by far the most Saturday, May 10. who receive the most votes will fill the three Frazier Elementary will hold its 2014-2015 low cookoff turnout related to inclement weath- family friendly to date, with approximately 10 In the Clear Brook City Municipal Utility open positions. Voting will take place at the Kindergarten Roundup on Tuesday, May 13, er, as experienced in past years. times more children attending than in past years. District election, Position 4 incumbent Bill Kirkmont MUD office, 10102 Blackhawk, from from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for those entering kin- Organizers further intend to spend any addi- This was due, in large part, to organizers set- Morgan is being challenged by James Towey. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. dergarten in the fall. Parents will have the op- tional funds raised on community interests, such ting Saturday afternoon aside as a family day, Position 5 incumbent Jim Bishop is running There will be no Sagemeadow Municipal portunity to meet the kindergarten teachers as youth programs and academic scholarships. with children being admitted for free with the unopposed. Voting will take place at the Clear Utility District election this year, as incumbents and learn about the school and the kindergar- “The fi re department (the event was organized purchase of an adult ticket. Organizers addition- Brook City MUD office, 11911 Blackhawk, John Elam, Ted Heinrich and Tim Byers are all ten program. Children will visit the kinder- by the Southeast Volunteer Fire Department) ally spent between $6,000 and $8,000 on free from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. running unopposed. garten classrooms for a story and activity. For isn’t going to keep the money, and we’re not activities for children. In the Kirkmont Municipal Utility District While the Clear Creek Independent School information, call the school at 713-740-0560. going to spend $50,000 on the fi reworks show,” Fliers were also printed and distributed at lo- election, incumbents Mike Grizzaffi, Debbie District is having a board election, the affected said event organizer and Leader publisher Ma- cal schools. Moore Principal Jill Lacamu helped Carroll and Gordan Bevill have all filed for re- Districts 2 and 3 are not located in the immediate Dobie girls’ soccer to meet rie Flickinger. “We’re going to spread the wealth spread the word by editing the fl ier into a music election. Challengers include Martha Salazar- South Belt area, and local residents are not The Dobie High School girls’ soccer boost- Graham and Bonnie Dimicelli. allowed to vote. er club will meet Tuesday, May 13, at 7 p.m. in the athletic annex near the weight room. Par- Baier honors fellow firefighters ents of current and potential 2014-2015 play- City, civic club distribute fliers ers are encouraged to attend as booster club offi cers for the 2015 season will be elected. As part of an ongoing effort to clean up the clean up the community. South Belt community, the City of Houston, work- Of particular concern to offi cials is the violation Highland Meadow to meet ing with the Sagemont Civic Club, distributed fl iers of city rules, such as placing heavy trash out too The Highland Meadow HOA Board of Di- to every house in the subdivision Monday, May 5, early, having junk motor vehicles on properties and rectors will hold its monthly meeting Wednes- detailing the city’s ordinances and regulations. trash cans being in public view. day, May 14, 2014, at 7 p.m. at the Parker Wil- The Houston Mayor’s Citizens’ Assistance Of- Fines for violations can range from $50 to liams Library, 10851 Scarsdale. The meeting fi ce, a division of the Department of Neighbor- $2,000 per day. is open to the public Questions prior to the hoods, was responsible for distributing the fl iers. Sagemont residents were notifi ed that their meeting should be directed to C.I.A. Services, They were assisted by Houston District D City heavy trash pick-up date is the second Thursday Deniece Reyes at 713-981-9000. Council Member Dwight Boykins’ offi ce. of the month, with tree waste being picked up in It is hoped that educating residents on the city’s odd months and junk waste being picked up in even regulations will help prevent future violations. If in- months. Residents of other subdivisions should vis- Dobie cheer car wash set fractions continue, city offi cials said they intend to it www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/schedule.html to The Dobie cheerleaders will hold a car enforce the ordinances by issuing citations. see their pick-up schedule. wash Saturday, May 17, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The distribution effort took place just one month Residents were also reminded to call the city’s at Snowie’s at 10902 Scarsdale (Beamer and after Boykins toured the Sagemont area with civic help line at 311 with additional questions and con- Scarsdale). Tickets are $5, and donations are club representatives and pledged his support to help cerns. welcome. Tickets can also be purchased from any Dobie cheerleader. Ministry Fair at St. Luke’s City workers visit Sagemont The public is invited to the St. Luke’s Ministry Fair, 11011 Hall Road, for the annual Stewardship Fair Celebration, Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18, after each Mass. See the many service and program opportunities available to get involved in the parish. There will be refreshments and fun for children. Mass celebrations are Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Dean Baier of the Southeast Volunteer Fire Department is shown above at the annual and Sunday at 7:30, 9:15, 11:15, and 1 p.m. South Belt Spectacular Cookoff with his barbecue pit that is a tribute to fellow fi refi ght- (Spanish). For information, call 281-481-6816 ers. The smoker, which took roughly three years to build, is emblazoned with the Fire- or email [email protected]. man’s Prayer and is adorned with three fi refi ghter helmets with the numbers 9-1-1 on them. Baier played an instrumental role in organizing the event. See related photos on Genealogy group to meet Page 6A and in next week’s Leader. Photo by Marie Flickinger The Parker Williams Genealogy Group will meet May 19, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the library at Beamer and Scarsdale. This group meets the fi rst and third Mondays to discuss genealogy Bebee remembered one year later research. Meetings are free and open to any- A Facebook event fi re in a motel near the Southwest Freeway at one interested in tracing family history. page has been set Hillcroft. up to honor the four The blaze, which injured 14 more, was the Kirkwood South meets fallen Houston fi re- deadliest in the Houston Fire Department’s 118- The Kirkwood South Committee will hold fi ghters who died in year history. its HOA meeting for all sections May 22, at the line of duty May Bebee dedicated his life to public service, fi rst 7:30 p.m. in the courtroom of Judge Jo Ann 31, 2013, by turning working as a deputy for the Harris County Precinct Delgado, 10851 Scarsdale. Homeowners are on local porch lights 2 Constable’s offi ce, before making the switch to encouraged to attend to discuss the current on the anniversary of become an HFD fi refi ghter in August 2001. The City of Houston, working with the Sagemont Civic Club, distributed fl iers Monday, May issues in the subdivision which are affecting the tragedy. The other three fi refi ghters who died in the 5, detailing the city’s ordinances and regulations. Shown above taking part in the effort are, each property owner. This is the most impor- Among the fallen blaze were Capt. EMT Matthew Renaud, 35, of left to right, (front row) Katye Tipton, director, Department of Neighborhoods; Carl Da- tant meeting of the year. was former South Station 51; Firefi ghter EMT Robert Garner, 29, vis, Department of Neighborhoods; Marjorie LeBoeuf, Department of Neighborhoods; Belt resident Robert of Station 68; and Probationary Firefi ghter Anne Nelson Espitia, Department of Neighborhoods; Marie Flickinger, Leader publisher; (back Brook football fundraiser set Bebee. A 1990 Do- Sullivan, 24, of Station 68, who just graduated row) Richard Buitron, Houston police; Kelli Bradford, Department of Neighborhoods; bie graduate, Bebee, from the academy the previous month. The Clear Brook Football Booster Club will Robert Bebee Jack Valinski, Department of Neighborhoods; Chelbi Mims, constituent liaison, Coun- along with the other For more information, visit www.facebook. cil Member Dwight Boykins; Rhonda Sauter, Department of Neighborhoods; Veronica hold its second annual crawfi sh boil Saturday, three fi refi ghters, died while battling a fi ve-alarm com/events/1472463956303492. May 24, at noon – all-you-can-eat for a $15 Hernandez, Department of Neighborhoods; Gwendolyn Condoleo, Department of Neigh- admission. Bring the family for fun, music, borhoods; Shavonda Johnson, deputy chief of staff, Boykins; Anita Ivery, Department games and prizes. The fundraiser will be held of Neighborhoods; Sandy Robb, vice president, Sagemont Civic Club; Aileen Heard, at Clear Brook High School. Department of Neighborhoods; Angela Solis, Department of Neighborhoods; and Maria Chamber honors top-10 grads Bolanos, Department of Neighborhoods. Photo submitted Care Partners meet May 16 By Alexis Lochner Gunnar Bishop, Maris Fechter, Elena Gaidousek, The top 10 senior students from three area Zachary Germeroth, Abigail Hancock, Samuel Interfaith Care Partners Ministry group at St. high schools were recognized at a luncheon at Johnson, Michael Krause, Martin Roth, Sabryna Frances Cabrini Catholic Church, 10727 Hart- Golfcrest County Club on April 30, sponsored Salazar and Alexander Silvagnolli. CBCMUD will sook, is a gathering for persons with Alzheim- by the South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Com- Giving encouraging words to the students, Sullivan speaks er’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, strokes and similar merce. Family members, staff, friends, school Sullivan delivered the keynote address, describ- disabilities and their caretakers which meets the adminstrators and area offi cials gathered to ing his challenges in pursuing a college degree flush water lines third Friday monthly from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to students honor the top 10 students from Clear Horizons toward a career. Though he encountered many Flushing of the Clear Brook City MUD water Gatherings include continental breakfast, High School, J. Frank Dobie High School and obstacles in the pursuit of postseconday educa- lines will be performed Monday, May 12, arts and crafts, exercises, entertainment, a sin- Lutheran South Academy. tion, Sullivan succeeded in attaining his real es- through Friday, May 16. galong, a devotional break, lunch, and bingo. Opening the program with the invocation was tate license, landing the position of tax assessor The flushing will continue until all of the Those who have a family member or know the Rev. Emory Gadd, secretary of the chamber and is currently scheduled to graduate this month water lines have been flushed. It will begin at 8 of someone with these challenges, are wel- and associate pastor of Sagemont Church, with with a Bachelor of Science degree in political a.m. and continue throughout the day until 4 come to attend. The next gathering will be at the pledges led by newly named U.S. Marshal science. Sullivan encouraged the students to stay p.m. on each day. the church on Friday, May 16. Gary Blankinship. Chris Clark, president of in school, look to the future, persist in whatever During the flushing program some discolor- For more information, call 713-946-5768 Clear Brook City Municipal Utility District, kept they do and not to give up. ation in the water may be experienced, caused by or Interfaith Care Partners at 713-682-5995, or the program on track, extending the welcome Following his speech, Sullivan drew a Clear natural sediment in the water mainlines that is visit interfaithcarepartners.org. and introducing the guest speaker, Mike Sulli- Horizon student’s name, Samantha Reichardt, as being flushed out of the system. van, Harris County tax assessor-collector. the winner of a $200 award. The award, donated It is suggested that customers refrain from Benefi t donations sought The top 10 Dobie students were Tuan Manh in honor of Anna Groff, was presented by Re- washing clothing during these days due to the A barbecue benefi t for Gabriel Rojas and Phan, Brian Anh-Khoa Tran, Tony Ly, Khoa becca Lilley, second vice president of the cham- possibility of sediment in the lines. Jay Solomon is set for Saturday, May 31, at 1 Xuan Truong, Ayeshum Rasool, Chanse Manuel ber and Sally Mitchell, the chamber’s executive Before washing clothes, make sure the water p.m. at the Clear Brook Meadows pool, 10400 Morris, Duc Anh Bui, Anh Thu Cindy Nguyen, director. is clear. The adding of chlorine bleach while Grand Brook. The Clear Brook Meadows Ac- Thien Luong Van Nguyen and Angelica En- Following the drawing, Noble Alix of the washing clothes could make any discoloration tivity Committee is seeking volunteers to help, riquez. Educational Committee, emphasized the respon- Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector problems worse. or donations for the silent raffl e and any other The top 10 Clear Horizons students were An- sibility of the committee to be able to meet the Mike Sullivan is shown above speaking The district will not be responsible for dam- donations. They are also seeking a disc jockey gel Maredia, Son Dinh, Shreena Bhakta, See- needs of students, referring to Confucius that it is to the top-10 students from area high ages to clothing, etc. to volunteer to entertain. For more informa- meen Ali, Steven Diep, Nishtha Sharma, Cor- better to “light one candle than to curse the dark- schools at a luncheon in their honor Should discoloration of the water be experi- tion, contact Sylvia Velasquez, at cbmactiv- rinne Lane, Danny Tran, Samantha Reichardt ness.” Winding up the luncheon, Gadd invited sponsored by the South Belt-Ellington enced at any time after the flushing program has [email protected] or visit Clear Brook Meadows’ and Michelle Paulsel. the students to share details of college plans and Chamber of Commerce on April 30. been completed, do not hesitate to contact Clear Facebook page. The top 10 Lutheran South students were possible degrees they will be pursuing. Brook City at 281-484-1562. Page 2 Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, May 8, 2014 In My Opinion Deaths Morgan comments tacted him and encouraged him to write a the people we served. I believe I did a good as a community and hint at why we have orful ensembles in honor of Estes and wife Laura; daugh- letter in opposition to me and in support of job…I still know many of those same direc- changed for the better – and need to work Edith the vivid life that Edie lived. ter Ruth Estes and husband on cookoff, election my opponent. Mr. Clark has provided my tors and assist them to this very day. to keep in place changes that have brought Spossey-Sax’s mission John Finkelstine; son-in-law opponent with false and intentionally mis- My opponent has served thirty years on improvements, such as allowing all people, Spossey-Sax in her professional life was Mikael Broadway; six grand- The South Belt Cook-Off, what a spec- leading information about me and my voting the Clear Brook City MUD Board and yet in not just white men, to serve on juries. tacular extravaganza! I am so excited for record. For all I know, during this campaign, his letter to your editor was unable to cite Of the many records in the historical to take care of the elderly; children: David, Naomi and and Proud of the South Belt Community. he may be conducting MUD business with one thing he accomplished for the District. documents room (in the county Civil Court- therefore, it is asked that do- Lydia Broadway, Garrett Es- There were so many people in bright yellow an area resident one minute and attempt- This omission has occurred from an incum- house at 201 Caroline), I’ll focus on one nations be made to the Mary tes, and Emily and Kenneth or soft pink T-shirts volunteering their time ing to infl uence a vote against me the next. bent who pays virtually no taxes to the MUD case, the one I began with. In the early Opal Wolanin Graduate and Finkelstine; and one sister, and energy for their community. Marie Flick- Mr. Clark is attempting to look after his own because he owns a sliver of land. He has 1900s, the Alamo’s poor condition attracted Undergraduate Scholarship Ruth Reynolds. inger and most of her family were among interest as an employee of the MUD, and not lived in the Clear Brook City District in the attention of a number of early preserva- Fund at www.ngna.org. A visitation for friends and the volunteers. Iron man, Chuck Tylka was is not looking after the best interest of the over two decades yet excuses this by stat- tionists. family will be on Friday, May constantly mounting and dismounting his residents of the MUD. Don’t give your vote ing that he drives through our community Clara Driscoll, daughter of a wealthy Tex- Herbert 9, 2014, from 6 to 8 p.m. at ATV to move someone or something from to the puppet master. on his way to work…so does your mailman. an, studied and traveled in Europe exten- Jeter Memorial Funeral Home where it was to where it needed to be. Not While serving on the MUD Board, I have In his closing statement, my opponent also sively, a number of histories recount. She Spencer Estes Chapel, 311 N. Friendswood only did the Southeast Volunteer Fire De- always worked with the other members of questioned the integrity of the veteran elec- returned to San Antonio with strong feel- Drive in Friendswood. partment have a team participating in the the Board: to build the brick wall along the tion judge who was offi cially recognized for ings about the importance of preserving the The funeral service will be cook off competition, but SVFD members major thoroughfares within the District; to his tireless Sageglen volunteering activities. state’s historic sites. Saturday, May 10, at 1 p.m. were also helping to coordinate the event. acquire property for parks, then develop If my opponent actually participated in our With talk in the air of building a hotel on at Jeter Memorial Funeral Dean Baier’s massive homemade smoker and maintain the parks within the District; community, he would know this veteran vol- the Alamo site, Driscoll worked with the Home Chapel with the Rev. with painted fl ames rising from its bottom, to repair and replace broken sidewalks unteer as a good and honest man. Daughters of the Republic of Texas to buy Rex Forsyth offi ciating. A Dean’s name engraved on one end, and the throughout the District; to provide fi re pro- Do not be afraid to change. I hope to the property. She put up most of the money. fi reman’s prayer etched on the other, not private interment will be held tection; and to develop other amenities that take my communication skills and adviso- Driscoll concluded that the convent por- at a later date. only was it a sight to behold, but it smoked maintain and improve the value of your ry expertise to another level at the CBC tion of the Alamo complex was built after some mighty-fi ne BBQ as well. I’d be re- Edith Spossey-Sax, R.N., In lieu of fl owers, the property, while keeping tax rates and water MUD Board. I am prepared to work with the Battle of the Alamo and shouldn’t be M.S.N., GNP-BC, 50, died miss if didn’t mention the free activities for bills low, and I would like the opportunity to those vendors and suppliers that support preserved. She urged the DRT to have it family asks that donations be the children. I was impressed by the young continue to do so. Just to let you know, the our basic services to further the progress of razed. on Friday, April 25, 2014. made in memory of Herbert people scaling the rock wall, but I was dis- Texas Legislature establishes a maximum what people of this community expect. Your de Zavala, also a DRT member, dis- She was born on Nov. 14, Estes to: Baylor University appointed when they said that I was too big per diem that MUD Directors may receive help and support will give me the chance to agreed – strongly – and became leader of a 1963, in Houston. Missions: Haiti Engineering to ride the ponies. Everyone that I spoke for serving on a MUD Board and each of show how a great community can get bet- DRT splinter group. She said the evidence She was preceded in death at www.baylor.edu/missions, to was having a grand time, so I feel I can the Clear Board City MUD Directors receive ter! James J. Towey indicated that the convent had existed in by her two best friends/sis- select Give to BU Missions, speak for most of the attendees when I say the same per diem fee for his service to the 1836 and that it needed to be preserved. ters, Teresa Hayes (1960- then select Haiti Engineering, to the South Belt Cook off organizers and Board. Until a few years ago when my fi rst The two sides went to court. (The convent 1973) and Janet Hayes or to Children’s Hemiplegia volunteers give yourselves a big pat on the wife remarried, I owned a half interest in Houston’s story in was also known as the long barracks be- (1962-2007). and Stroke Association, 4101 back and several rounds of applause for a a home in Sageglen, and since that time I cause it was part of the complex that had She is survived by her district clerk records Herbert Spencer Estes, 81, W. Green Oaks, Suite 305, GREAT JOB AND A SUPER SHOW. have owned suffi cient property in the Dis- been used by soldiers.) children, Natasha Naza- died on Sunday, May 4, 2014, #149 Arlington, TX 76016 Also, I am again writing to the voters trict to qualify to serve on the MUD Board. Unknown to many, there was a “Second In 1908, de Zavala, the strong-willed reen Rafi q, Christopher Al- in Austin, Texas. He had en- www.chasa.org/donate. of the Clear Brook City Municipal Utility Thank you for your support, Bill Morgan Battle of the Alamo,” and it was fought in granddaughter of Lorenzo de Zavala, the len Spossey, Brooke Alexa dured declining health for Condolences may be sent District. As many of you know I am an in- Houston, not San Antonio. fi rst vice president of the Republic of Texas, Spossey and Trey Anthony many months. to the Estes family in care cumbent member of the Board running for By the late 19th century, the famed site took the fi ght to a new level. She barricaded Spossey; husband Steve Sax, Towey speaks out on Estes was born in Le- of Jeter Memorial Funeral re-election. Unfortunately, there are more of the 1836 battle during the Texan Revolu- herself in an Alamo barrack for three days. M.D.; stepchildren Jason Sax people involved in this election than just Compte, La., on Dec. 31, Home at www.jeterfuneral tion had become home to a grocery store, The court sided with Driscoll’s faction, and wife Lauren Nevitt and the three candidates running for the two CBC MUD Election 1932, to Alva Brown Estes home.com. and parts of it had fallen into disrepair. saying that it represented the DRT and their newborn daughter, Julia open seats. A third party, Chris Clark, the I want to share with the readers a few and Frances Palmer (Beaure- Preservationists stepped in to protect could decide the future of the Alamo site. Irie, and David Sax and wife paid Manager of the MUD has thrust him- reasons why I want the position as a Di- the site. But when a debate broke out But this faction abandoned plans to raze the gard) Estes. He grew up in Kasey Josephs, and daugh- Bryan Shannon self into the middle of this election process. rector of the Clear Brook City MUD Board. among them over whether the convent por- convent – de Zavala had made her point. Port Arthur, Texas, graduat- ter Aimee Sax; two brothers, Mr. Clark has met with, interviewed and When I arrived in Houston in 1981 after tion of the Alamo site ought to be razed, the It turns out she was right. Historians have ing from Thomas Jefferson Walter and Gregory Hayes; vetted all of the potential candidates that serving fi ve years as an artillery offi cer at dispute landed in court, and the case was concluded that Anglos and Tejanos fi ghting High School in 1951. sister Leanne Purdum; par- thought about running against the incum- Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, I still retained a desire moved from San Antonio to Houston. for Texas’ independence made a last stand After serving two years in ents are Don and Margaret bents. Mr. Clark has asked some potential to serve and give back to my country, com- The story of how an early preservation- in the convent and the chapel after the Mex- the Army, Estes enrolled at Purdum; niece Ashley Hayes; candidates not to run or not to run for a munity and church. When I began working ist, Adina de Zavala, and others saved the ican army overran the Alamo walls March 6, Lamar State College of Tech- particular position. Mr. Clark personally re- for myself as a tax accountant in this area, and nephews Taylor, Harri- Alamo – in Houston – can be found in the 1836. nology where he received a cruited my opponent, probably because he I found many opportunities that led to ad- son and Wylie Hayes. Harris County District Clerk’s historical doc- We forget that Tejanos, citizens of Mex- Bachelor of Science degree has never been to a MUD Board meeting, visory positions with St. Luke’s Catholic uments room. The District Clerk’s Offi ce ico living in Texas, played key roles in the She was the soon-to-be in mechanical engineering and knows little, if anything, about what the Church, and the HOA’s of Sageglen, High- has preserved records from this case and fi ght for Texas’ independence and that they mother-in-law of Brian Mc- and mathematics in 1958. MUD Board does. Surely, Mr. Clark wanted land Meadow, Ashley Pointe and Wood- thousands of others because like any his- and their descendants continued to make Neal (Brooke’s partner) and During this time, he married and got a candidate he could at least infl u- meadow II. I worked and communicated toric documents, they capture a communi- signifi cant contributions in the republic’s Samantha Aldridge (Trey’s Naomi Marie Weaver on June ence, if not control. You may recall that Mr. with all directors (or pastors) in applying ty’s past that otherwise might be lost. and the state’s history in subsequent de- partner) as well as an hon- 9, 1956. John Hoover wrote a letter to this newspa- the standards of good internal control and Houston needs to remember its history, cades. orary mother fi gure to Sarah Recruited to join the new per last week in support of my opponent. solid bookkeeping applications. Our goal including its warts. In the historical doc- Clara Driscoll is rightly called the wom- Acosta for the past 15 years. When I spoke with Mr. Hoover last week profession of aerospace en- was simple: effective and exact reporting uments room, visitors can view records an who saved the Alamo. But studying the Professionally, Spossey- he mentioned that Mr. Clark had just con- not only to the federal government, but to gineering, Estes worked for showing that it was not until 1954 that a case teaches us that de Zavala also de- Sax dedicated her life to the the infl uential pioneering woman served on a state district court jury serves credit – that there were two women care of the geriatric commu- in Harris County. Other documents reveal who led the fi ght to preserve the historic corporations of Convair and nity. The last 10 years of her that in modern times, the fi rst African-Amer- site. Martin-Marietta, moving to CCISD’s pre-K, kindergarten registration life were shared with her hus- Bryan Shannon, 72, died ican didn’t serve on a jury until 1958. Come read about this case and others. Fort Worth and Denver, be- band Steve. on Monday, May 5, 2014, Preserved in the room are a number of The District Clerk’s historical documents fore joining the U.S. space Family and friends gath- in Houston. He was born on runs through May 9 documents from slavery-related cases. In a room is a largely untapped resource where program at NASA’s Johnson ered on Wednesday, April 30, Jan. 3, 1942, in San Antonio, Clear Creek Independent School District’s kindergarten and pre-K registration case with similarities to the plot of the Os- Houstonians can learn about key events Space Center in Houston. 2014, at noon at Levy Funer- Texas. car-winning movie 12 Years a Slave, Eme- that shaped our community. (For more de- He played infl uential roles in roundup runs through Friday, May 9. No other dates are scheduled for the roundup. al Home to celebrate the life Shannon graduated from line, a freed former slave, was re-enslaved tail, go to: http://www.hcdistrictclerk.com/ the Apollo and space shuttle All CCISD elementary campuses are open through May 9 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. of Edith Spossey-Sax. The Stephen F. Austin High in Houston, but successfully sued and re- Common/HistoricalDocument/HistoricalDo projects from 1964 until his School and Sam Houston for registration. Parents can find out which documents are needed to enroll a child gained her freedom in 1848. cuments.aspx.) Chris Daniel family requested that attend- retirement in 1994. by visiting http://www.ccisd.net/registration-information/requirements. Such documents tell us who we were Harris County District Clerk ees wear hues of green or col- State University where he Besides his profession- achieved a degree in chemis- al work, Estes loved sports. try. He accomplished the art He played football on high of fl ying as a private pilot and PISD to host student school and college teams. He a volunteer fi refi ghter and played lifelong sports of ten- paramedic. Shannon served nis and golf. He also coached in the U.S. Marine Corps. art exhibit May 8 youth sports, especially Little As a 35-year resident of League baseball. Even af- the South Belt area, Shan- The Pasadena Indepen- students in the Pasadena ter he stopped coaching, he non became a small business dent School District After- afterschool programs. enjoyed watching neighbor- owner in the profession of school Programs will host Some art displays will hood youth sports and tele- EBS Heating & Air Condi- Expressions: The Art of include self-portraits, still life vised sports of all kinds. He tioning for 35 years. Afterschool on Thursday, painting, photography, water- was also drawn to strategy Shannon is survived by May 8, from 5:30 to 7:30 color, stained glass, pottery, games, especially contract his wife of 47 years, Loret- p.m. at the Frank Braden needlework and origami. bridge, backgammon and for- ta Shannon; daughter Karen Educational Center in the This collection reflects the ty-two. Kowalik; sons James Shan- Carmen Orozco Profes- hard work, dedication and Estes was a 20-year South non and Jeffrey Shannon; sional Development Com- practice that goes into the Belt resident. He served as and grandchildren Chelsey plex, located at 1832 East creative process. a church leader as deacon, Furman, Emma Shannon, Sam Houston Parkway South For more information, committee chair, Sunday Austin Stewart, Eyan Baker in Pasadena. email Sara Bergman at School teacher, and usher, and great-grandson Linden The exhibit will feature SBergman@pasadenaisd. most recently at Sagemont Furman. various art pieces created by org. Church. Services are entrusted to Estes was preceded in SouthPark Funeral Home. death by his daughter, Everly Contact family for service in- Kirkmont HOA meets May 14 Estes Broadway; his brother, formation. In lieu of fl owers, Kirkmont Association Inc. Section 1 Homeowners Asso- Thomas Howard Estes; and the family requests donations ciation will meet Wednesday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the his parents. be made to Make A Wish Kirkmont MUD building at 10102 Blackhawk. All Kirk- He is survived by his wife Foundation or a charity of mont residents are welcome to attend. of 58 years, Marie; son Eric choice. Aeros and Autos at Ellington Field On Saturday, May 17, Ellington Airport. automobiles such as a car Department, the U.S. Coast from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the As its name suggests, the show and static aircraft dis- Guard, NASA, the Collings Houston Airport System yearly family-friendly event plays. Foundation, the Commem- will host the sixth annual presents exciting activities Exhibiting organizations orative Air Force, the Lone Aeros and Autos event at relating to airplanes and include the Houston Police Star Flight Museum and more. Proceeds from the show Nurse triage call center available will benefit the Texas Lions Camp, an organization ded- Residents of Houston, appropriate care centers, the Though it provides health icated to assisting physical- Harris County and the eight Nurse Health Line seeks to care advice from registered ly disabled, hearing/vision surrounding counties now promote the efficient use of professionals, the Nurse im- paired and diabetic have a new health care re- emergency rooms in Hous- Health Line is not meant to children from the state of source available: the Nurse ton and the surrounding assist with life-threatening Texas. Health Line, a 24-hour nurse counties, potentially saving emergencies or conditions. For more information on triage call center offering the region a significant People with life-threatening the Aeros and Autos event, assistance with health care amount in health cost sav- emergencies or conditions visit www.aerosandautos. questions and advice on ings. should call 911 immediately. com. places to receive care. A bilingual staff is avail- able on the line 24 hours a day, every day, at 713-338- 7979 to assess caller’s pri- mary health concerns and Park Manor of South Belt direct them to the appropri- ate resources. Aid will be rendered regardless of a call- er’s health care affiliation, primary care provider or insurance status, and all calls to the Nurse Health Line are confidential. According to a study con- ducted by the University of Texas School of Public Health, more than 46 percent of the patients treated and released from emergency Clinical Services Covering: rooms in Harris County are ◆ ◆ primary care treatable. 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How- Regarding general water ever, the ISHOF instructs safety, the ISHOF empha- 16100 South Freeway adults to not rely on swim- sizes the importance of Primary Care Pearland, TX 77584 ming lessons or flotation learning CPR and having devices to ensure the safety first-aid and rescue equip- of children in the water; ment nearby at all times. direct supervision is always The ISHOF additionally notes that in dealing with Lab Services water-related emergencies, time is of the essence – South Belt when a child is missing, the Graphics & Printing ISHOF suggests always IMAGING SERVICES checking the pool first. One stop for all According to the ISHOF, your printing needs: having a waterside phone • Business Forms • Business Cards with emergency numbers • Custom Letterheads & Envelopes programmed in on speed • Wedding Invitations dial is another way to save • Thank You Notes • Menus time in the event of a • Directories • and much more! water-related emergency. 11555 Beamer For more tips, visit www. 281-484-4337 nationalwatersafetymonth. org/water-safety-tips. Page 4, Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, May 8, 2014 Local library events set AARP 199 meets May 16 Parker Williams Branch Over The Back Fence by Alexis AARP Webster Area Chapter 199 will meet Friday, May The following events are scheduled for the Parker Wil- 16, at 10 a.m. at Bay Area Community Center, 5002 E. NASA liams Library, 10851 Scarsdale Blvd., May 8 through May Parkway in Seabrook (inside the park). This month, there will 14. be two speakers, Mallie Daniel and Richard Johnston. On Thursday, May 8, children’s craft time will be at 4 p.m. Daniel, director of Houston Operations for the Foundation Celebrate Asian Pacifi c American Heritage Month with a for Financial Education and president/CEO of Wealth BIRTHDAY WISHES FOR JOHN Beverly Hills Intermediate Melissa West, Backy Lopez, Ruben Creation Advisors, Inc., will provide a program about opti- dragon craft. This program is for ages 5 and up. All materials Wishes for a wonderful birthday are Blow out the birthday candles for Jessica Herrera, Kathy Vingoe and Angela will be provided. mizing Social Security benefits as well as safe investing sent to Sports Editor John Bechtle on Richardson May 12. Ojeda; Sunday, May 11: Alex Carpenter, strategies for retirees. He will provide an overview on these Vietnamese storytime is held every Saturday – Level 2 at Sunday, May 11, from his family, friends Thompson Intermediate Heather Reed, Tyson Dillard, Leslie 10 a.m., Level 1 at 11:15 a.m., and Level 3 at 2:30 p.m. For topics as well as other financial topics that affect seniors. more information on these programs, speak with Loc Bui. and co-workers at the Leader. On May 13, Stephanie McGough- Fair and George King; Monday, May 12: For those who are interested in learning more detailed or Preschool storytime is at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, and tod- SCHOOL DAZE Hudson and Todd Taylor are wished a Jennifer Main, Jazalyne Ily, Raymond additional financial information beyond what Daniel presents dler storytime is at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. The following personnel and staff mem- happy birthday. May 14 is the day for a cake Massey, Kirk Belch, Sonia Ramos, at this program, including making the most of one’s Social For more information on events, call the Parker Williams bers of the Pasadena Independent School for Sandy Castoreno. Jennifer Ashe and Sophie Harrison; Security benefits, the drawbacks of starting benefits too soon Library at 281-484-2036. District celebrate birthdays May 8 through Dobie High Tuesday, May 13: Lexi Salinas, Norma or paying more taxes than is necessary on benefits, Daniel will provide an invitation to learn more at free presentations Bracewell Library May 14. May 8 is the day for a double party for Torres, Karen Kerr, Lori Reynolds, Atkinson Elementary Ray Garza and Jacqualine Hardwick. On Bryan Birmingham, Douglas Mikel he offers throughout the year at various locations. The Bracewell Neighborhood Library, 9002 Kingspoint Birthday greetings are sent to Martha May 9, blow out the birthday candles for and Faith Roberts; and Wednesday, May Johnston, from the West Houston Internal Medicine Drive, recently listed its programs for May 8 through May Associates, will provide information on a doctor referral ser- 14. Lerma May 9. Jessica Slater enjoys a Jordan Evans. Enjoying a birthday May 14: Michelle Covington Hurby, Bianca birthday May 13. 11 is Steven Mayo. On May 12, happy Perez and Chris Escalera. vice where an individual can give specific details of the type of On Thursday, May 8, Computer Basics is at 2 p.m.; doctor needed. This referral service is more than just referring Internet Basics is at 3:30 p.m.; and Intro to PowerPoint is at Frazier Elementary birthday greetings are sent to Sokratis HOME RUN CORNER May 13 is the day for a birthday cake for Kostikoglou and Evelia Rocha. The Leader staff reminds parents to a doctor who is nearby; with this referral service one can name 5 p.m. the specific criteria sought in choosing a doctor. Johnston will On Tuesday, May 13, family storytime is at 10:30 a.m. Sarah Lyssy. FACEBOOK FRIENDS CELEBRATE submit congratulations for their sluggers’ Meador Elementary BIRTHDAYS achievements for publication in Over The also give detailed information on health fairs/seminars and pro- with a storytime craft at 11 a.m. grams that target the specific needs of seniors and tell how his Light the birthday candles May 9 for The Leader sends happy birthday wish- Back Fence E-mail mynews@southbelt associates will assist with the setup of one of these if desired. Master Gardener events set Kimberly Burton. es to its Facebook friends who celebrate a leader.com with OTBF in the subject line. Everyone is invited to come to the meetings and to enjoy Moore Elementary birthday this week: Items must be submitted by Friday noon for coffee, cookies and fellowship at 9:30 a.m. before the meeting Lecture series The day for a double party for Kelcey Thursday, May 8: Amelia Brown, the next week’s publication. starts. If anyone is interested in joining the group, annual dues Insects in Your Garden will be presented on Tuesday, May Davis and Dora Flowers is May 10. On Christopher Barber, Bobby Reyes, LEADER WANTS YOU IN THE NEWS are $6 per year/per person. However, one must be a member 13, at 6:30 p.m. at the Clear Lake Park Meeting Room, 5001 May 13, Gail Bailey celebrates a special Jeffrey Gibson, Tiffany Robbins, April E-mail birthday, anniversary, vacation, of national AARP to join any local chapter. Every month the NASA Parkway in Seabrook. The event is free. Birds in Our birthday. Potts, Donna Hovis, Julie Kutra and Sara congratulations, etc., to mynews@south group has different speakers to discuss various topics of interest Area will be presented by Paul Fagala of Wild Birds Stuchbery Elementary Muller; Friday, May 9: Tiana Jaime-Perez, beltleader.com with OTBF in the subject to seniors. It also organizes day trips by bus to local area points Unlimited on Wednesday, May 21, at 10 a.m. at the Clear The day for a birthday present is May 8 Freedom Groebner, Ronny Carker line. Items must be submitted by Friday of interest at minimal cost. For more information, contact Quin Lake Park Meeting Room, 5001 NASA Parkway in Seabrook. for Debbie Doss. and Bubba Bannett; Saturday, May 10: noon for the next week’s publication. Shepperd at 281-486-7770 or [email protected]. The event is free. Open Garden Day The Harris County Master Gardeners at Precinct 2 will host Open Garden Day on Monday, May 19, from 8:30 to 11 Thompson Intermediate announces 5th six-weeks rolls a.m. at the Genoa Friendship Garden, 1202 Genoa Red Bluff Road. At 9:30 a.m., an educational program will be presented Thompson Intermediate Rubin Flores, Benito Ivan Jonet McAllister. Maurice A. Parris, Cayla Sofia nesto Corrales, Keone Malik Oscar Ortega, Victoria Palos, cedes Santos, Bryon Scott along with a Master Gardeners Q&A session. The event is recently released its honor Garcia, Yareli Garcia, Lucio Taylor Antoinette McGee, Pena, Johana Ivett Pena and Countee, Christopher Antonio Priyal Patel, Maria Jose Schwausch, Daniel Carl Shaf- free and open to the public. Children are welcome. rolls for the fifth six-weeks Ricardo Garza, Genesis Isela Andres Martin Melchor, Ale- Dominique Desiree Peralta. Coy, Jasiel Eliab Cruz, Mateo Pedroza Rodriguez and Stacy fer, Brian Steven Silguero and For more information on these or other events, visit http:// grading period of the 2013- Gaytan, Megan Erin Glass, jandra Monserrat Mendez, Bianca Elizabeth Perez, Manuel Cruz, Julissa Vanesa Loren Peeler. Tyrique Da Shawn Smith. hcmga.tamu.edu. 2014 school year. Students Angel Isaiah Gomez, Eduardo Madison Celeste Mendiola, Izayah Matheu Perez, William Davila, Camryn Cole Davis, Belen Perez, Danielle Ilyn Emmerson Snyder, Alejan- earning status are: Gomez, Alivia Nicole Gon- Marco Antonio Mendoza, Joseph Pettis, Minh-Triet Andrea Del Villar Martinez, Perez, Jordan Renee Ashley dra Nataly Solis, Kennedi Honor roll zalez, Alysa Marie Gonzalez, Jose Francisco Montiel, Ra- Ngoc Pham, Thien Minh Graciella Del Rosario Del- Perez, Luis Ivan Perez, Melo- Paige Southall, Joseph Alex- Seventh grade Karina Nicole Gonzalez and miro David Moreno Trevino, Pham, Amy Nhi Phan, Joshua gado and Vi Diem Diep. dy Christine Louise Perry, ander Suarez, Andy P. Hung Pasadena Little Theatre Aliza Nicole Alfaro, Alex- Stephanie Nicole Gonzalez. 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11011 Hall Road Houston, Texas 77089 Remember When 281-481-0314 www.stlukescatholic.com 35 years ago (1979) termediate School won the the Clear Creek Independent al fl ag retirement ceremony. Butler, 25. When he did not A 22-year-old Scarsdale sweepstakes award at the UIL School District Board of The PISD board approved comply, Butler was fatally resident was found shot to orchestra contest. Trustees, resigned to accept a 2.75 percent salary increase shot, and the suspect fl ed the Summer & Fall 2014-2015 Registration death in his apartment on Al- Jill Miller, a 1980 Dobie employment in the Dallas for its police offi cers so as scene. No immediate arrests 2014 Summer Program Registration and gonquin. High School graduate, won area. to be more competitive with were made. Fall 2014-2015 Community Registration Parents residing in the the title of Miss Galveston Plans were under way for neighboring police agencies. The 17th annual South Gulf Palms area appeared and would compete in the the annual July Fourth parade 5 years ago (2009) Belt Spectacular Cookoff have begun. before the Pasadena Indepen- Miss Texas-USA Pageant. which would take place July Kirkwood South Christian was a success, setting records Hurry, some classrooms fi ll fast! dent School District board of 25 years ago (1989) 3 since the holiday was on a Church pastor, the Rev. David for the number of teams, vol- Our program is located on the grounds of trustees to protest the board’s E.J. Ritchey, Thompson Sunday. Fraser, became a naturalized unteers and attendees. More decision on a boundary line Intermediate’s principal, was Mayor Lee Brown was U.S. citizen. Born outside of than 10,000 tickets were sold St. Luke’s Catholic Church where we change. honored with a retirement scheduled to address issues London, England, Fraser fi rst to the event, which is the provide a warm and loving environment. 30 years ago (1984) reception given by the teach- of local concern at the South visited the United States in sole fundraiser for the annu- For more information about our program or to schedule a tour, The seventh-grade or- ers and staff of the school. Belt-Ellington Chamber of 1967 and moved to Houston al South Belt Fourth of July please call the ECC offi ce or visit us on the web. chestra at Beverly Hills In- Ritchey had been principal at Commerce luncheon to be permanently in 1994. fi reworks show. Thompson for 15 years. held at San Jacinto College San Jacinto College South Friendswood homeowners South. Brown was to address celebrated its 30th anniversa- and city offi cials reacted with improvements scheduled for ry. A ceremony commemo- WALKER LAW OFFICES caution concerning alleged Ellington and Hobby air- rating the event honored Milton Walker, J.D. illegal off-site dumping of fi elds, updates on construc- math professor Dr. Jerry Tate, John E. Freeman, D.D.S., M.S. hazardous materials from the tion projects scheduled for psychology professor Dr. Brio refi ning site in an area the area as well as the possi- Marylou Robins, government Orthodontist 281-481-0909 across from Sun Meadow bility of a convention center professor Dr. John Bolen and WILLS & PROBATE INJURY CASES Country Club. to be located in Clear Lake. chemistry professor Dr. Ray 281-481-9575 13310 Beamer 20 years ago (1994) 10 years ago (2004) Crawford, as all had been at BUSINESS & COMMERCIAL OIL & GAS At a state track meet, The Pasadena Indepen- the campus since its opening. Appliance Therapy: Corrects crowding and a Dobie High School ath- dent School District was to Two male suspects were LICENSED BY TEXAS SUPREME COURT letes Nathan Frazier, Alisha start aggressively enforcing captured on Weber recessive lower jaw line. www.walkerlaw.com Broussard and Cecily Carri- a policy regarding out-of- Elementary’s video surveil- 10909 Sabo, Suite 120, Houston 281-481-0909 er received medals. Frazier district students attending its lance systems throwing placed second in the high schools. Molotov cocktails containing Eliminates the need for jump, Broussard placed fi rst Early voting was under gasoline at the back side of orthodontic tooth removal in the triple jump, and Carri- way in the PISD and Clear the building, scorching its er placed second in the triple Brook City Municipal Utility brick walls. The men also set in many situations. jump. District elections. a bicycle on fi re on the school FURNITURE RE-DO San Jacinto College South Houston council member grounds. The suspects held its fi rst International for District E, Addie Wise- attempted to break into the Festival. man, announced three town school through its windows, Eliminates the need • Re-Pair • Re-Finish 15 years ago (1999) hall meetings regarding the but were unsuccessful at The annual Southeast upcoming citywide special gaining entry. for headgear. • Re-Glue • Re-Screw Economic Development election that would allow the 1 year ago (2013) South Belt business of the city to opt out of and replace An unknown male sus- Second Opinions Welcome! ‘We Re-Do For You’ year award was presented to the current pension plan for pect kicked in the front door For Free Estimates Call: Sam’s Club. employees. of an apartment at the Cabo Insurance Assignment Accepted • Quality and Caring Office Jeff Davis 281-481-3216 Roger Davis, the only South Belt Boy Scouts San Lucas apartment com- representative from South were collecting torn and fad- plex on the Gulf Freeway and • Certified Specialist • Serving the South Belt Area Since 1981 Belt to have been elected to ed fl ags to retire at their annu- demanded money from Evan Thursday, May 8, 2014, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section A, Page 5 BHI March Bears of the Month CCISD singing competition ‘Rocks the District’ The Clear Creek Inde- Madison Dishaw for her pendent School District rendition of Born to Fly. Department of Visual and Dishaw attends Seabrook Performing Arts host- Intermedi-ate School. ed the fourth annual So The High School win- You Think You Can Sing? ner is Baddie Baillio of competition on April Clear Falls High School 26 at Clear Lake High who performed I’d Rather School. Sponsored by Go Blind. the CCISD Choral Music The event was streamed Department, the event fea- live at www.ccisd.net. tures choir students from Photos may be viewed almost every campus in online. the district. The winners were The 23 elementary, selected by a panel of 10 intermediate and five three judges. high school singers won the right to represent their school by submitting an At right, CCISD crowned audition video that was So You Think You Can selected as the best by a Sing winners, left to campus judging commit- right, Seabrook Interme- tee. diate’s Madison Dishaw, Visual and Performing Bauerschlag Elementa- Arts Director Dean Muths ry’s Kimberly Trevino announced the win- and Clear Falls High Students of Beverly Hills Intermediate strive to Bear of the Month T-shirt to wear. March Bears ners to the delight of the School’s Maddie Baillio. achieve positive characteristics to guide them of the Month are, left to right, (front row) Kayla crowd. In the Elementary throughout their lives. The characteristic for Ramirez, Alazay Hernandez, Kareem Salomon, Division, the award went Photo submitted March was optimisme. The March Bears of the (second row) Demarcus Robinson, Trinh Nguyen, to Kimberly Trevino of Month were selected by the art/technology depart- Kyana Shannon, Tanika Long, Mallerim Morales, Bauerschlag Elementary ment as best representing this characteristic. Stu- (back row) Patrick Sears, Paul D’Cruz, Daniel School who sang Popular. dents receive a special Bear paw-print pin and a Saiz and Abraham Alanis. Photo submitted The Intermediate tro- phy was awarded to Brook earns honors for Cliché Beverly Hills releases fifth six-weeks rolls Beverly Hills Intermediate Jeremiah Dishon Gray, Kyana Raegan Shannon, Taylor Fernandez, Maria Jose Kyrah Allise Prince, Brittany recently announced its honor Daija Danielle Green, Karen Kalista Lanae Smith, Gloria Figueroa, Adriana Mone Fish- Janell Puente, Fabiola Que- rolls for the fifth six-weeks Anh Green, Megan Tien Har- De Jesus Suazo Osorio, er, Eduardo Francisco Flores, zada, Desiree Angelica Quijas, grading period of the 2013- ris, Joseph Oscar Hernandez, Michaela Cora Taylor, Chris- Madeline M. Flores, Priscilla Anthony Nelson Ramirez, 2014 school year. Sofia Raquel Hernandez, tian Andres Tijerina, Fernanda Renee Flores, Robert Garcia Maria Evelyn Rangel, Bryan Students earning honor Brian Khang Hoang, John Torres, Jesus Eduardo Torres, Flores, Karina Frias, Michelle Alexander Reyes, Kassie roll status are: Hoang, Bao Thanh Huynh, Thomas Edward Torres, Dinh Fuentes, Francisco Garcia and Rene Reyna and Mia Alex- Honor roll Trina Huynh, Victoria Havy Phu Tran and Lily Ann Tran. Gisselle Garcia. andra Reyna. Seventh grade Huynh, Joshua Elmer Kay and Taylor Tran, Yesenia Gustavo Arturo Garcia, Gardenia Esmeralda Rivas, Alondra Acevedo, Erik Nhicatherine Tudoan Le. Valdez, Clare Aine Vanpelt, Mark Anthony Garcia, Klar- Beatriz Anne Rivera, Dwayne Aguirre, Noemi Alba, Itzel Thompson Le, Samantha Leslie Vargas, Tanner David- issa Heidy Garza, Alexis Paul Robinson, Jazmin Ni- Sarai Arango, Josiah Elias Lyn Leyva, Ricardo Ivan michael Vega, Melissa Vidal, Gaytan, Jasslyn Gomez Por- colle Rodriguez, Jose Alejan- Constante Arenas, Arismendy Lima, Lauryn Michelle Lock- Alyssa Walker, Johnny White, tillo, Jasmin Sarai Gomez dro Rodriguez, Karen Renee Aristy, Javier Armenta, Nat- sey, Erick Mauricio Lopez, Jack Henry Yu, Unity Anas- Velasquez, Edgar Gonzalez, Rodriguez, Xochitl Kimberly Alie Armenta, Monica Borri, Nicolas Miguel Luna, Austin tasia Yvanez, Jaime Yzaguirre Ana Sofia Gracia, Lynda Romero, Malorie Jolynn Ramiro Buentello, Roberto Luu, Nairda Nico Macedo, and Marcus Ray Zepeda. Marie Grantham, Diana Rosas, Erika Rubio, Nancy Elias Campa, Gabriel Campos, Kathy Mai, Alejandro Mar- Honor roll Carolina Guerrero and Jazmin Ruiz and Jason Matthew The Clear Creek Independent School District Alvarez, Clear Brook Principal Michele Staley, Ricardo Garza Canales and quez, Jorge Luis Marquez and Eighth grade Alanna Guerrero. Napoles Sabal. Board of Trustees recently congratulated Clear (back row) Clear Brook teacher Dave Derr (also a Alyssa Lauren Carrico. Alessandra Jeanneth Marro- Abraham Alanis, Pedro Cassandra America Gue- Jacqueline Carla Saldana, Brook High School on achieving South by South- Teacher of the Year) and CCISD board member Iasis Lachelle Carrington, quin-Figueroa. Alba, Bianca Celeste Alberto, vara, Tina Kim-Thanh Ha, Kazzandra Rico Sanchez, west fi lm honors for Cliché. Pictured are, left to Ken Baliker. The fi lm, Cliché, qualifi ed in this Gerrard Walter Carson, Jadda Alondra Montelongo, Bailie McKenna Ankenbruck, Brandon Thomas Harder, Monica Lizette Santana, right, (front row) CCISD Superintendent Dr. Greg year’s South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin. Marie Carter, Preston Van Adrian Cristobal Montez, Mirodello Ashford, Garrett Amanda Nicole Hernandez, Katherinne Saravia-Colin, Smith, Nikki Harchandani, Sidney Haygood, An- With more than 6,500 entries in the fi lm festival Chung, Jovaan Xavier Cis- Gerardo Montoya, Steven Raul Barrientos, Daniel Ivan Michael Ismael Hernandez, Joseph Emil Sargent, Montrai drew Combs, Danny Bernal, Racheal Acosta, Am- this year, only 22 were accepted for high school Neros, Cynthia Angel Cotton, Alexander Moreno, Jade Benavides, Reena Leticia Ysabela Nicole Hinojosa, La Darryl Scott, Amentanese Raul Delgado, Yousef Arsan Janae Nanez, Anh Thu Ngoc Benitez, Justin Bimel, Daniel Alice Gia Ho, Lynn Tuyet Jashae Simien, Breanna brose Hayes, Bradley Lien, Eric Zelaya, Joseph shorts category. Photo submitted Diab, Kevin Dinh, Lauren Ngo, Judy Ngo, Bao Tran Giovanni Botello, Kimberly Ho, Travis Thien Ho, Carolyn Lynette Smith, Victoria Ta, Quynh Dinh, Jose Roberto Nguyen, Elena Tran Nguyen, Nhu Bui, Sarah Jane Busta- Huerta, Ja’lon Duval Hunt, An Adrian Tamez and Amber Diosdado, Dang Hai Doan Jennifer Ngoc Nguyen, Khanh mante and Ramon Cahue. Thien Huynh and Kamsiyo- Nicole Terrell. and Joseph Anthony Dove. Mai Nguyen and Michelle Caleb Chandler Campbell, chukwu Canice Ik-Ejiofor. Laquavious D. Thomas, UH-Clear Lake professor receives grant Jacklynn Le Duong, Kate- Kim Nguyen. Alexis Campos, Christian Kimberli Izaguirre, Eliza- Annie Ngoc Tran, Ashley Lien University of Houston- study will measure stream scientists,” says Guillen. part of a series of studies Lynn Nguyen Duong, Maritza Manuel Christopher Oliva- Mike Cano, Pricilla Cardiel, beth Brittney Jasso, Javier Tran, Son Hong Tran, Tony Clear Lake associate pro- flow, water quality, habitat “The goal of this research is being conducted in order to Elizalde, Marissa Danielle rez, Katherine Valeria Orta, Kimberly Ruby Chew, Chris- Jimenez, Joshua Allen John- Duc Tran, Vicente Trevino, fessor of biology and envi- and biota of Texas streams to characterize Texas stream evaluate the condition of the Enriquez, Leah Graciela Es- Fernando Ortega, Rolando tian Ruben Cirlos, Jalen son, Douglas Joseph Jones, Donald Trinh, Marcely Jean ronmental science George and rivers to evaluate envi- fish and benthic invertebrate nation’s boatable rivers and Cobar, Eric Escobedo, Destiny Ramon Palacios, Wendy M. Morris Clark, Lizett Contreras, Jakob Brandon Jones, Trent Tsikis, Pablo Javier Tufino, Guillen has been awarded ronmental conditions and communities and their re- wadeable streams. Ciara Estes, Alyssa Monique Pantoja, Alfredo Perez, Rachel Cuauhtemoc Cornejo, Itza- Aidan Jones, Issac James Veronica Aubrey Arcalas Uni- $204,300 from the Texas whether there is a need for sponse to varying hydrology, UHCL’s Environmental Estrada, Hiram Isaias Flores, Pham, Trang Thuy Pham, marie Corral, David F. Cortes Kamasz-Santos, Lily Lan ca, Joanna Theresa Urrutia, Commission on Environmen- additional management or urban development, water Institute of Houston address- Katherine Flores, Veronica Khoi Kevin Phan, De’ovionne and Zachary Paul Couchman. Kieu, Giselle Lara, Kevin Roxanne Valdez and Leilani tal Quality and the Envi- restoration including changes quality and habitat.” es environmental concerns Flores and Richard Adrian Makenzie Platt and Lindzey Celeste Marie Covarrubias, Wayats Lara, Britney Taylor Isabel Vargas. ronmental Protection Agency to water quality standards, Guillen and his team will regionally and across the Fructus Castro. Marie Rapalo. Jason Anthony Cruz, Alexan- Lariviere and Edgar Lerma. Fernando Vega, Annette to study the water quality criteria and regulations. This follow the protocol set by the state and has since become a Ana Isabel Gallardo, Omar Hugo Cesar Rios, Natalie der Gabriel Cuaping, Paul Alexis Liselda Lopez, John Vela, Ayline Vela, Moroni of the rivers and streams data will be used in a state- National Rivers and Streams leader in research, outreach, Galvan, Natasha Rae Gange- Rodriguez, Dayzia Lachelle Jackanderson D’Cruze, Dei- Frank Lopez, Lauren Thi Velez, Nguyen Thanh Vo, in Texas. 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The 18th annual South Belt Spectacular Cookoff at El Franco Lee Park was a huge success this past weekend, with thou- face painting, hair braiding and extensions, a police cruiser and ambulance display and photos with a live Watusi bull named sands coming out to enjoy the sunshine and barbecue. While the event is primarily geared toward adults, organizers placed a Oliver. Children 12 and under were admitted free on Saturday with the purchase of one adult admission. The effort to make strong emphasis this year on Saturday being a family day, with several activities planned for children at no cost. Free children’s the event more family friendly proved effective, as hundreds more children attended the function than in previous years. See activities included moonwalks, rock climbing, pony rides, Gabby the Clown, a bopping head video booth, a petting zoo, a train, additional photos in next week’s Leader.

Committee member Thuy Epperson and Oliver the bull. Oliver was a great hit, posing wih neighborhood children. Riding the train was a hit for children and adults alike. KLA Enterprises supplied the train.

Awesome Events supplied the many blowups and rock climbing wall for the record crowd of children attending the kids Saturday.

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SECTION B Thursday, May 8, 2014, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 1 SPORTS & CLASSIFIED Channelview’s ninth-inning walk-off win ends JFD’s baseball season Had the coin fl ip turned are magnifi ed in one-game horns’ best scoring threat to left fi eld and moved single to the gap in left with precision during a wild pitches was costly as With Dobie up 2-1 Channelview scored twice out differently... scenarios, and then again, since the fi rst inning. to second base on a wild fi eld. season that brought the Channelview took the ex- in the sixth, a couple of to take the lead. It’s something the Do- maybe not. In the bottom of the pitch. Andy Montelongo, In truth, the Longhorns program its fi rst district tra base on several. more issues cropped up as Continued on Page 6B bie varsity baseball pro- Neither Channelview ninth, the Falcons ended who had doubled in Chan- simply picked the wrong championship since 1998, gram may be pondering nor Dobie executed per- Dobie’s season. nelview’s fi rst run back in night to not be as sharp as Dobie was not at its best. for some time to come. fectly, but Channelview Lead-off hitter Mark the third inning, delivered possible. A combination of at San Jacinto College softball Channelview head managed to do so when it Chavez blooped a single the game-winner with a Frequently executing least fi ve passed balls or coach Clanton Vaughan mattered most. came up big before his Dobie missed out on a makes national tournament Falcons ever took the fi eld great chance to take the The San Jacinto Col- Utah May 12. pitched SJC past Paris against Dobie, the District lead in the top of the ninth lege softball team is head- San Jacinto College (Texas) 3-1 in the tour- 22-5A champion, in the inning. ed to the National Junior head coach Kelly Saenz, nament opener, and the fi rst round of the Class 5A But with runners at fi rst College Athletic Associa- who earlier this season locals also squeezed out a baseball playoffs. and third, things went bad tion’s Division I National won her 400th career 6-5 win over Northeast. Feeling his best chance for the Longhorns. Softball Championship for game, is clearly pleased at After losing 6-5 to An- to get his fourth-place Sophomore Isaiah My- the fi rst time since 2008. the chance to play for the gelina, San Jacinto qual- team past Dobie in the ers, who put down an RBI Karri Smith won three big prize. ifi ed for nationals with a bidistrict playoff round bunt in the top of the sev- games in the circle and “It is very exciting,” she 5-2 victory over Trinity was of the one-game, enth inning for a 3-3 tie, the offense came through said. “This was one of the Valley. winner-take-all variety, couldn’t do it a second with clutch hitting when team’s goals at the start of Needing to beat Angeli- Vaughan took his chances time in the ninth inning. it was needed as the locals the preseason, and they na twice to take fi rst place with the fl ip of a coin and With Jake Mendoza at reached the Region XIV achieved it. Now, we’re after that, San Jac simply won. third base and one out, postseason tournament going into it with the ran out of gas. Days later, his Chan- Myers bunted through a championship round. mindset that someone has Angelina banged out nelview team also won, pitch on a safety squeeze Angelina, the host pro- to win it, and we’re going fi ve extra-base hits in a beating Dobie 4-3 in a dra- play. gram, went undefeated to go give it all we can.” 14-8 win to claim the top matic nine-inning game at Channelview catch- to claim the regional title San Jacinto entered the seed in the regional mov- Dawson High School in er Kris Gonzalez instead and will also advance to regional tournament on ing forward. Pearland. caught the pitch from nationals along with San a bit of a downturn after Now headed to nation- Dobie, poised with a right-hander Cesar Marti- Jacinto and 14 other teams a strong fi rst half of the als, Saenz knows all 16 deep pitching staff per- nez and tagged out Men- from across the country. season, while teams like teams will open with a haps better suited for a doza, who had raced for The NJCAA’s cham- Angelina, Navarro and 0-0 record. San Jacinto best-of-three series, is now home when the pitch was pionship tournament is Galveston were early fa- has never won a national out of the postseason after delivered. set for May 14-17 in St. vorites to advance. crown, but one team has to an all-too-brief stay. With two out, Dobie’s George, Utah. The SJC Instead, San Jacinto this time, and it could be Falcons escape Tyler Baumman was re- contingent will head to College advanced. Smith Saenz’s bunch. Perhaps the little things tired to end the Long- SBHLL to register 14s thru 18s From left, Dobie third baseman Isaiah Myers, as- game May 2 at Dawson High School. Myers’ RBI The Sagemont-Beverly visions Saturday, May 10, provide an original birth DIXIE DELI 364A FM 1959 sistant coach Stephen Sutton, fi rst baseman Ruben bunt moments later tied the game at 3-3, but a sim- Hills Little League will from noon to 3 p.m. at certifi cate and three proofs (between I-45 & Hwy 3) DAILY SPECIAL – $4.99 Guevara, head coach Miguel Torres and assistant ilar scenario in the top of the ninth inning went host in-person registra- the league’s facility at El of residency (utility bills, 281-484-3083 coach Anthony Ponce discuss a key seventh-inning Channelview’s way. In the bottom of the frame, the tion for its senior and big Franco Lee Park. The fee etc.). Hours: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 6” PO-BOY, CHIPS & DRINK situation during the Longhorns’ bidistrict playoff Falcons walked off with a 4-3 win. league (ages 14 to 18) di- is $100 cash or credit/deb- Now that Dobie has it cards only. completed its high school The registration fee in- season, practices in the Brook tracksters covet state championship medals cludes a team shirt, pants, senior and big league di- USA KARATE It would be hard to with a medal. Raygen Smith will ac- in at 2:13.12 to reach the ing their legacy at Clear belt, socks and hat. visions can get underway blame the Smith family of Raygen Smith, argu- tually begin her state meet state meet. Brook. However, nothing Those registering must following registration. SUMMER CAMP Clear Brook High School ably the most dynamic May 9 during the long Stephen, on the boys’ is guaranteed, and they SIGN UP NOW! track and fi eld fame if they female in the Region III jump fi nals. side of things, also fi gures want to win now while the If you or someone you know is desired to turn the upcom- ranks, will chase medals opportunity is here. facing foreclosure INCLUDED: ing University Interscho- in three events. As for Stephen, he has a • KARATE TRAINING call me I may be • SWIMMING lastic League’s state track If anything, Raygen chance to add the topping COME LEARN: and fi eld meet into a bit of will know what to expect to what has also been a able to help you. • BOWLING • RESPECT • SKATING • FOCUS a reunion. this season after placing tremendous career at Clear I have 30 years • MOVIES • CONFIDENCE And why not? Twin sis- third for a bronze med- Brook. Make no mistake, experience in real estate • & MUCH MORE • DISCIPLINE ters Maygen and Raygen al during the 2013 state there are some legendary listing and selling. • AND MORE Smith, juniors on the Lady meet. names in the Wolverine RR&E&E CConsultingonsulting & MManagementanagement Call UUSASA KARATEKARATE for details Wolverines’ squad, will A year ago, Spring High record books. WIn or not, vie for medals in as many School’s Alaysh’A John- these three athletes are Ellie Salazar Castillo, Broker USA KARATE - 11101 RESOURCE PARKWAY as four different events at son was the gold-medal there, too. 2281-768-940781-768-9407 (Behind Sonic) the state meet, set for May winner in a time of 42.92 9-10 at Mike A. Myers seconds, with Ariel Jones 281-484-9006 Stadium on the campus of of Atascocita next at 41.24 the University of Texas in for a silver medal. CLEAR BROOK REALTORS Austin. 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The top seed among AAutouto AAccidentsccidents CCONSULTATIONONSULTATION Smith’s time is third at And then there is May- qualifi ers is Devante Lacy Mantle tryouts 42.80. gen Smith, who will be of Klein Oak, who posted “FULL SERVICE Makes Your PPersonalersonal IInjurynjury Dobie varsity baseball Raygen Smith is also competing in her fi rst state a time of 46.88 at his Re- Investment EASIER” head coach Miguel Tor- in the medal hunt in the meet after being a very in- gion II meet. WWorkersorkers CompComp LLetet usus res and his staff will host 100-meter hurdles, and terested spectator in 2013. 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Not valid with any other offer Not valid with any other offer Page 2, Section B, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, May 8, 2014 Lajaunie Memorial tennis tourney raises funds, honors JFD graduate Blue skies and plenty The Ace Camp schol- He eventually plans to School tennis players were of sunshine set the stage arship was awarded to transfer to a four-year col- out in force to honor La- for the third annual Darren Sydney Nwakanma, who legiate institution. jaunie and were awarded Lajaunie Memorial Tennis attends Pearland Junior Like McIntyre, Gonna entry fees from the DL Tournament April 25-27 at High West. draws his tennis inspira- Tennis Scholarship Fund Bay Area Racquet Club in She is a serious tennis tion from Nadal who has to play in the tournament. Houston. player and academic stu- taught him the importance Several Dobie players In all, 200 participants dent who strives for per- of footwork and sports- subsequently took home came out to support the fection and works hard manship. trophies in their respective event that raised more than in both school and on the The Grand Slam Col- divisions. $16,000 for the BARC courts. lege scholarship is a mer- To fi nd out how to en- tennis camp and college The Ace scholarship is it-based scholarship, and joy a variety of tennis scholarships. a fi nancial need and mer- candidates must write opportunities at Bay Area The Darren Lajaunie it-based honor awarded to a 250-word essay, have Racquet Club, visit the Tennis Scholarship Fund a deserving junior tennis good grades, perform at club’s website at www.bay was created to support player. least 15 community ser- arearacquetclub.com. junior tennis players who The fi rst recipient of vice hours and be dedicat- Visit the Lajaunie tour- are members of the Bay the Center Court camp ed tennis players and show nament website at www. Area Racquet Club or who scholarship was awarded good sportsmanship con- DLtennisscholarships. are seniors on the Dobie to Garrett Fillingame, who duct on and off the courts. com for tournament pic- High School tennis team. attends Barbers Hill Mid- The Bay Area Rac- tures and to learn more From left, Val and John Williams visit with Kelly Knapp Freyaldenhoven Scholarship funds cover dle School in Mont Bel- quet Club also presented about the fund. during the dinner, scholarship awards and raffl e portions of the tournament either tennis camp costs or vieu. a $1,000 check to the DL Tournament offi cials proceedings April 25. The Williamses, Sagemont residents, are the parents of those associated with col- Fillingame is a com- Tennis Scholarship Fund. are already busy planning the late Capt. Christopher E. Williams, a Dobie graduate. Knapp Freyalden- lege education. mitted tennis player and Twenty Dobie High for 2015. hoven is also a Dobie graduate. Lajaunie, a Dobie grad- a member of the National uate, had a compelling Junior Honor Society. Darren Lajaunie’s im- passion for the game of He aspires to be a Su- mediate family turned tennis. perchampionship level out in strong support The Lajaunie family, player by June and one during the tourna- have been members of the day would like to be a pro- ment. Members of the Bay Area Racquet Club fessional tennis player. Lajaunie crew includ- since 2009. The second recipi- ed, from left, Laura A tennis player at ent of the Center Court Gross, Sydney Lajau- Dobie and the school’s camp scholarship was nie, Kelly Lajaunie, co-valedictorian in 1984, Clear Falls High School Kylie Lajaunie, Laura Lajaunie continued to play student Jose McIntyre, a Lajaunie, Ronald La- Dobie High School tennis player David Ho was one the game at the club level second-time winner of the jaunie, Camille Lajau- of as many as 20 Longhorns who competed in the while attending the Uni- scholarship. nie and Andrew Lajau- third annual Darren Lajaunie Memorial Tennis versity of Texas and won McIntyre is a self-start- nie. Darren Lajaunie’s Tournament April 25-27 at Bay Area Racquet Club. a singles championship ing, dedicated player and a image appears on the while there. focused academic student. offi cial tournament He also won numerous He would like to play banner between Ron- titles as a BARC member. tennis in college and is ald and Camille La- Sports news, notes Lajaunie was diagnosed inspired by world-renown jaunie. with melanoma in October professional tennis star Sageglen youth swim lessons 2009 and continued to Rafael Nadal because, Youth swimming lessons will be taught at the play tennis until his pass- says McIntyre, Nadal nev- Sageglen pool during three sessions this summer, ing in May 2011. er gives up. with those age 3 through those involved in compet- During this time, La- The Center Court camp itive swimming eligible to attend. The lessons are jaunie was the epitome scholarship is a mer- designed to provide quality instruction on a variety of courage, dignity and it-based scholarship. of levels (learning to swim, beginners, intermediate, strength and had the heart Candidates must pos- competitive, etc.) in small class settings. All instruc- of a true tennis champion, sess good grades, perform tors are trained by Red Cross certifi ed water safety according to family mem- at least 10 community ser- Atkinson’s instructors. Detailed records will be kept to ensure bers. vice hours, be dedicated proper progression and placement from year to year. This year, the DLTSF tennis players and possess Eagles soar at Cost is $75 per student. Available sessions include began with a kick-off par- good sportsmanship con- June 10-20, June 24 through July 3 and July 8-18. ty honoring Lajaunie’s duct on and off the courts. Get Fit Jog Phone registration is available at 281-660-6669. 48th birthday and award- The Grand Slam Col- ing junior tennis players lege Scholarship was At right, Atkinson Ele- GAT offers scholarships from the Bay Area Rac- awarded to Ahmed Gonna, mentary students who quet Club tennis camp and who attends Clear Lake were awarded ribbons The Thompson Intermediate athletics booster college scholarships. High School. for top-35 placement at club will present college scholarship funds to one College scholarships Gonna will receive the Pasadena Indepen- male and one female Dobie High School class of for Dobie High School se- $1,000 to apply toward his dent School District’s 2014 graduates who previously attended Thompson nior tennis players will be tuition as he attends Mar- annual Get Fit Jog Intermediate. Students interested in applying for the awarded May 13, at Do- ion Military Institute in April 26 at Veterans scholarships should visit the Dobie counseling offi ce bie. Marion, Ala. Stadium in Pasadena for details and paperwork. included, left to right, Aaron Rivas (fourth CB hoops’ Thompson teaching Rising Stars tracksters grade) – 17th place, Clear Brook High School varsity boys’ basketball Lael Martinez (fourth head coach Christian Thompson and his staff will sparkle at Jaguar meet grade) – 16th place, host the 2014 Wolverines’ youth camp June 16-20 at Alan Vargas (third the school. Participants will receive instruction in all The Rising Stars Track Jasmine Peralta had a grade) – 18th place and phases of the game, including shooting, rebounding, Club continued its stand- time of 12:28, also in the Edgar Banda (third passing, free throw shooting, defense and more. Stu- out 2014 season with an 1,500-3,000-meter race- grade) – 21st place. dents entering kindergarten through the fi fth grade appearance at the Main- walk. as of the 2014-2015 school year will attend from land Jaguars’ Invitational/ The Rising Stars’ sub- 9 a.m. to noon each day. Those entering the sixth Amateur Athletic Union midget division athletes through ninth grades as of the 2014-2015 school youth track and fi eld meet included Kristene Mena, year will attend from 1 to 4 p.m. Cost is $100 per May 3. with a time of 12:47 in the participant, which also includes a camp T-shirt and Bantam division athlete 1,500-3,000-meter race- basketball. Participants may register 30 minutes pri- Camryn Dickson was third walk. or to the start of each respective session June 16. in the 800-meter run in a Kori Pounds was in time of 2 minutes, 52.70 the mix in three differ- SJC men’s basketball tryouts seconds. Dickson also ent events, including the The San Jacinto College men’s basketball team competed in the 200-meter 400-meter dash (1:27.47) will hold tryouts for the 2014-15 team on Saturday, dash (28.87) as well as the as well as the shot put May 17. Tryouts will take place at Anders Gymnasi- long jump (9 feet, 7 1/4 (10’9”) and the javelin um on the San Jacinto College Central campus from inches). (36’). 3 to 5 p.m. There is a $25 processing fee for the Another bantam divi- Christian Ross com- tryouts, and participants will be required to sign a sion athlete for the Ris- pleted the 400-meter dash waiver of liability. Participants should plan to arrive ing Stars, Nathan Mena, at 1:14.80, and Christi no later than 2 p.m. took second place in the Anne Ross’ time in the Questions about the tryout should be directed to 1,500-3,000-meter race- same event was 1:17. Kel- the men’s basketball offi ce at 281-476-1849. The walk at 10:46. by Williams’ time in the Central campus is located at 8060 Spencer Highway Also in the racewalk 400 was 1:04.66. in Pasadena. event, Rising Stars’ athlete Joshua Ross, who took Amari Singleton was in at part in the bantam divi- Brook volleyball camp 9:51 for third place in the sion along with Dickson midget division. and Nathan Mena, post- Clear Brook High School varsity volleyball head As for the Stars’ Deon ed a time of 56.65 in the coach Meredith Thompson and her staff will host Brown in the youth di- 200-meter dash and also the 2014 Lady Wolverines youth camp July 28-31 at vision, he placed in two came up with a throw of the school. Those wishing to attend may access and events. His best throw in 49’6” in the javelin. print the registation form at clearbrookvolleyball. the shot was 37’0 1/4”, In the subbantam divi- org. For any assistance, direct email to Thompson at which was third, and he sion, BrayLan Shelby was [email protected]. had a fi fth-place throw of at 2:51.95 in the 800-me- 86’11” in the discus. ter dash, and Elijah Jack- Lady Rams’ dance clinic Racewalker Luis son ran the 200-meter The Ellington Lady Rams will host a youth dance Figueroa of the youth di- dash in a time of 35.92. clinic, Saturday, May 31, at the Pasadena Conven- vision was third in a time As for the primary divi- tion Fairgrounds, 7902 Fairmont Parkway. The clin- of 14:38. sion, Chardel Terrell was ic will feature instruction from four former National In the intermediate divi- at 3:02.92 in the 800-me- Football League Cheerleaders. The event, which will sion, Jacoby Davis ran the ter run and also completed run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., is $60 per child, which in- 400-meter dash in a time the 200 at 37.93. cludes a clinic T-shirt. Those registering should also of 53.92, while his broth- Nadi’ya Shelby also bring a sack lunch, water bottle and a small blanket. er, Jeremy Davis, ran the ran the 800-meter run Online registration is available at www.leagueline same event at 58.41. (3:11.87) and the 200-me- up.com/elrams. For more information, direct email Camille Singleton ter dash (35.59). to Maria Quiroga at [email protected]. competed in the 100-me- Oscar Luis-Lopez ran ter dash (12.95) and the the 800 at 4:01.45, and Wolverine youth soccer camp 400-meter dash (58.16). Jaina Washington was at Clear Brook High School varsity soccer coaches Cody Turner’s 400-me- 50.24 in the 200-meter Jeff Brewer and Chris Stromeyer will host a youth ter time was 1:03.09, dash. and Dionte Smith ran the Menelik Gurnell com- soccer skills and drills camp for boys and girls June The Pasadena Independent School District’s annual Get Fit the school year. The participating students from Atkinson Ele- 100-meter dash (13.58) as peted in four events, in- 9-12 at the school. Children entering kindergarten Jog was held April 26 at the Veterans Stadium in Pasadena. mentary included, left to right, (front row) Angel Saenz, Aaron well as the 400-meter dash cluding the 800 (3:26.57), through the ninth grade as of the 2014-2015 school Atkinson Elementary sent a total of 25 third- and fourth- Rivas, Cesar Aguilar, Leyla Salazar, Thomas Franks, Edgar (1:02.28). the 200 (40.27), the shot year are eligible to attend. Cost of the camp is $60, grade competitors. In order to be eligible to participate at the Banda, Alan Vargas, (second row) Lael Martinez, Valery Baez, In the subyouth divi- put (12’2”) and the javelin and families should also plan to bring water, cleats, district level, the students were fi rst required to complete 40 Brian Blanco, Jonathan Penate, Isabella Lara, Nate Monte- sion, Kellin McGowan was (25’8 1/2”). shin guards and sun block. The event will run from miles or more during the schoolwide Get Fit Jog club sessions mayor, Ariel Cantu, (third row) Angelica Rubio, Darren Ortiz, fourth in a time of 20:30 The Rising Stars’ De- 8 to 10 a.m. each day. For more information, direct this school year. The third-graders ran a course that was a Andrew Huynh, Janet Armenta, Jorge Soria, Jovanni Avila, in the 1,500-3,000-meter shaun Singleton ran the email to Brewer at [email protected] or to Stromey- little over a mile in distance, while the fourth-graders ran a 2.3 (back row) Edward Lara, Michael Garcia, Lillian Cocek, The- racewalk. 800-meter event at 4:08.07 er at [email protected]. Stromeyer may also be mile course. All students who participated received a Get Fit orin Randle and Jordan Coscarelli. From the midget di- and the 200-meter dash in reached by phone at 832-457-5181. Jog T-shirt, and they will also receive a certifi cate at the end of vision of competitors, a time of 28.87. Thursday, May 8, 2014, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 3 Varsity Boys’ Soccer Longhorn boys’ soccer players land all-22-5A recognition All-District 22-5A Selections A fourth-place fi nish in District 22-5A followed by a fi rst-round 22-5A Senior of the Year Marvin Solis and fi rst team forward Co-Most Valuable Players playoff loss might not have been exactly what the Dobie varsity Shelby Nunez to graduation next month, the program will retain, Blaine Nauck boys’ soccer program had planned for 2014, but there are plenty in addition to Lozano, midfi elder Josue Villalta, defender Carlos Matt Gutierrez of reasons to be excited about 2015 and beyond. The district’s Martinez and goalkeeper Rigoberto Fuentes, all fi rst-team selec- coaches gathered after the end of the regular season to nominate tions in the league. Dobie head coach Justo Manrique, who just Offensive MVP players for all-district consideration in 22-5A, and the Longhorns completed his fi rst season with the Longhorns, will also welcome Julio Montano were obviously well thought of. Sabino Lozano, clearly a big back second-team selections Jose Eguia and Denis Lopez as well Defensive MVP part of the program’s future, was named Newcomer of the Year as honorable mention performers Andy Garcia, Jorge Martinez, Chris Rodriguez after a standout freshman season. Although Dobie will now lose Nixon Melgar and Jose Reyes. Goalkeeper of the Year Diego Vasquez Sabino Lozano, Fr. Marvin Solis, Sr. Shelby Nunez, Sr. Newcomer of the Year Newcomer of the Year Senior of the Year First Team Forward Sabino Lozano, Dobie Senior of the Year Marvin Solis, Dobie Co-Coaches of the Year Scott McNeish, Memorial Bijan Timijani, Sam Rayburn First Team – Forward Barry Thomas, Pearland, Sr. Alejandro Lezema, Memorial, Fr. Johnny Almendarez, Rayburn, Fr. Shelby Nunez, Dobie, Sr. First Team – Midfi elder Omar Torres, Memorial, Sr. Ivan Torres, Alvin, Sr. Josue Villalta, Dobie, Soph. Ivan Rosales, Rayburn, Jr. Josue Villalta, Soph. – First Team Midfi elder Photos by Jefry Hernandez, S. Houston, Jr. Gary Williams Oziel Alcarez, Pasadena, Soph. First Team – Defender Carlos Martinez, Jr. Rigoberto Fuentes, Soph. First Team Defender First Team Keeper Tyler Daigle, Pearland, Sr. Denzel Rodriguez, Memorial, Jr. Alexis Garza, Rayburn, Sr. Carlos Martinez, Dobie, Jr. Uriel Cardenas, S. Houston, Jr. Oscar Cabello, Pasadena, Sr. First Team – Keeper Emilio Lopez, Alvin, Jr. Rigoberto Fuentes, Dobie, Soph. Second Team – Dobie Denis Lopez, defender, Soph. Julian Bautista, midfi elder, Sr. Jesus Eguia, defender, Jr.

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Visit www.hapsonline.org for a complete list of ser- ppluslus $8$8 toto includeinclude a picturepicture HERE For information, call Jeanette Sumrall at 713-946-3713. vices offered. E Houston Area Parkinson Society – Free exercise and speech thera- 5:30 p.m. L py from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Bayshore Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Texas German Society, South Belt (Southeast) Chapter – A social We are so proud of all Center, 4021 Brookhaven, Pasadena. Visit www.hapsonline.org for a group interested in the culture, music, heritage and language of the your accomplishments. complete list of services offered. immigrants in early German settlements in Texas. Meetings are held > P 6 p.m. the third Thursday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall We trust that you will be successful in your future Un Dia a la Vez Alanon Group (Spanish speaking) – Provides of Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 10310 Scarsdale Blvd. Visitors are endeavors. 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At far left, Dobie varsity baseball coach Miguel Torres heads cluded, from left, third baseman Isaiah Myers, starting pitcher back to the dugout after an early meeting on the mound during Mike Munoz, fi rst baseman Ruben Guevara and shortstop Ty- the Longhorns’ bidistrict playoff game against Channelview ler Myers. Channelview earned a walkoff win, 4-3, in nine in- May 2 at Dawson High School. Those in on the meeting also in- nings, ending Dobie’s season. Photo by John Bechtle

Texas Storm baseball reached the championship ete, Xavier Lerma, (middle row) Matthew Garcia, Channelview’s walk-off win ends JFD’s season game at the Nations Baseball NCI Breast Cancer Luke Giron, Xavier Lopez-Tellez, Kyle Redmon, Continued from Page 1B third strike, which Car- base. Munoz came off the bunt. MacArthur of Dis- Awareness Classic, a wooden bat tournament held Mauricio Jasso, (back row) coaches Craig Red- Jacob Macias walked to rizales hacked at, was in mound to fi eld the ball but Two innings later, trict 18-5A was swept in at the Gilruth Center Park in Houston. Members mon and Elbert Giron. Not pictured is Aaron open the sixth against Do- the dirt. couldn’t beat Campbell to things just didn’t go Do- two games by Cypress of the team are, left to right, (front row) Nate Wal- Longoria, Jr. bie starter Mike Munoz. As catcher Adrian Ri- the bag for the third out. bie’s way. When a coin Creek. lace, Zach Wallace, Junior Ramirez, Mario Irach- A passed ball sent vera fi red to fi rst to retire Instead, Gonzales scored fl ip results in a one-game Deer Park, which won pinch runner Jesse Aguilar Carrizales, Aguilar raced for a 3-2 lead. playoff, sometimes it’s the District 21-5A, lost a deci- to second base. home ahead of Dobie fi rst Dobie, potentially way it goes. sive third game, 6-0, in its One-run decisions doom Brook baseball After a walk to Kris baseman Ruben Guevara’s down to its last three outs Notes: Dobie starting best-of-three series with Gonzalez, a passed ball throw, tying the game at in the seventh, instead tied pitcher Mike Munoz, who Alvin. Clear Brook came away ries before the Tigers ral- Clear Brook batters in the ed for Travis and earned allowed both runners to 2-2. the game. went 5 2/3 innings in the Out of District 22-5A, with disappointment fol- lied late for a 3-2 victory. game, closed out the win. the win after going six in- move up a base. Moments later, Chan- Travarus Ansley game, was not the pitcher Pearland won its series lowing a pair of one-run Travis came up big in Playing at Clear Brook nings. Munoz came back to nelview’s Seth Campbell walked, went to second on of record and thus fi nished in a sweep and is set to losses to Fort Bend Travis the bottom of the sixth in- for game two, the Wolver- Clear Brook and Clear strike out Joe Carrizales rolled an infi eld single be- a wild pitch and eventu- the season undefeated at play Elkins in the second in the bidistrict baseball ning of the fi rst game as ines eventually fell 4-2 as Lake from District 24- for the second out, but the tween the mound and fi rst ally scored on Myers’ RBI 9-0. round. Alvin will play Fort playoffs. Josh Wallace plated a pair the Tigers’ Khevin Brewer 5A were both eliminated Three of the eight dis- Bend Travis, and Manvel The Wolverines, repre- of runs with a two-out, came up with a decisive in the fi rst round of the WINNER BEST ROOFING COMPANY IN BAY AREA trict champions from Re- will take on Clear Creek senting District 24-5A as two-run double. two-run double in the playoffs. Clear Creek and gion III, including Dobie, after knocking off La the second-place squad, From there, Dillon Tur- game. Brazoswood of 24-5A ad- Springtime Call lost in the fi rst round. Porte in the fi rst round. led the fi rst game of the se- ney, who struck out 14 Casey Mushinski start- vanced. Specials Now!

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