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Paul Speaks on 84Th Legislative Session and Second-Place Prize of Schlitterbahn Tick- Ets Will Be Awarded Monthly During June, July Freshman Rep Celebrating our 40th year of covering the South Belt community Voice of Community-Minded People since 1976 June 11, 2015 Email: [email protected] www.southbeltleader.com Vol. 40, No. 19 Schlitterbahn tickets for pics The Leader is seeking readers’ 2015 vaca- tion photos for possible publication. A first- Paul speaks on 84th Legislative Session and second-place prize of Schlitterbahn tick- ets will be awarded monthly during June, July Freshman Rep. Dennis Paul, who represents services (36.8 percent) and education (37.4 per- Pro-life legislation included a bill that cut all tion. and August to the best submissions. Each state House District 129, spoke at length on the cent). remaining funding to Planned Parenthood. While public education and most higher edu- month’s first-place winner will be awarded recent 84th Legislative Session at a town hall “It was a very conservative budget,” Paul said. Lawmakers also passed multiple tax cuts, in- cation received slightly more funding this ses- eight tickets, while each month’s second-place meeting Tuesday, June 9. Lawmakers focused much of their efforts on cluding margin taxes and homestead/property sion, community colleges took a hit. winner will be awarded six. Of approximately 6,300 total proposed pieces conservative causes, such as Second Amendment taxes. “They wanted more, and they got less,” Paul All submissions should include where and of legislation, roughly 1,300 passed, Paul said. rights and pro-life issues. The budget includes $840 million toward bor- said. “I support Texas’ system of community col- when the photo was taken, as well as identify At the top of the list, House Bill 1 approved Regarding Second Amendment rights, legis- der security. HB 10 will provide tools necessary to leges, and as a strong supporter of higher educa- each person in the picture and tell the story a $209.4 billion budget, roughly 75 percent of lators passed both open carry and campus carry combat human traffi cking, while HB 11 will pro- tion, would have loved to see a complete funding about the trip. All photos must be high resolu- which will go toward funding health and human bills. vide funding for 250 full-time Texas Department of those colleges and will work to see how that tion. Email photos to mynews@southbeltlead of Public Safety offi cers to patrol the border, as can work into the budget this next session.” er.com. Do not compress photos when emailing. well as necessary planes, boats and weapons. Overall, Paul was pleased with his fi rst legis- Approximately $5.5 billion was approved for lative session. St. Luke’s Youth BBQ Sale transportation funding. This will go primarily to- “All in all, I think it was a good session,” Paul Paul addresses constituents ward road construction and right-of-way acquisi- said. The St. Luke’s Youth Ministry will have a barbecue sale at St. Luke’s Catholic Church, 11011 Hall, Saturday, June 13, from noon until Sagemont VBS features Robert Amaya 7 p.m. in the parking lot along Hall Road and on Sunday, June 14, after all of the Masses in Sagemont Church will hold its annual Vacation Night Out, Courageous and October Baby. He the social hall. The youth will sell a chopped Bible School (VBS) June 15-18 from 6:30 to 9 has co-starred with actors such as Sean As- beef sandwich, chips and a drink for $7. Pro- p.m. nightly. The theme for the 2015 VBS is All tin, Patricia Heaton, Trace Adkins and Victoria ceeds from this sale will go toward the youth Star Access, a glamorous movie theme that shows Jackson. Besides acting professionally, Amaya summer retreats. For more information, or to Jesus Christ as the biggest “star” of all time. is also a musician and bilingual motivational donate contact CJ McCarren in the Offi ce of This year, actor Robert Amaya will join Sage- speaker and lives in Florida where he volunteers Youth Ministry at 281-481-4735. mont’s team in the production of a drama pre- in the children’s ministry at his church. sented each night in the large group assemblies. VBS at Sagemont is free and open to all chil- Millions of people all over the world have seen dren who will be entering kindergarten this fall Diaz hosts shredding event Amaya and his work, including the fi lms Mom’s Continued on Page 6A Harris County Precinct 2 Constable Chris Diaz will host a free document shredding event Wednesday, June 17, at 101 S. Richey in Blackhawk memorial causes stir Pasadena, from 3 to 7 p.m. The second annual A recent decision by the Sagemeadow Mainte- break this mother’s heart. It’s not hurting any- Scam Jam is aimed at combating identity theft, nance Committee to remove a mother’s memorial thing.” which has become one of the costliest crimes in the 11400 block of Blackhawk marking where This sentiment was shared by Facebook user in the nation. Residents may safely dispose of her son was hit and killed by a car has garnered Laura Ashley Gonzales. outdated personal and fi nancial documents in citywide media “That’s ridiculous,” Gonzales said. “I would an on-site mobile shredder. Light refreshments attention and leave it there. No parent should have to deal with will be served. Attendees are urged to RSVP to drawn the ire of that.” Cindy Vara-Leija at 713-477-2766. many commu- Other users felt the memorial served as a re- nity members. minder for drivers to be cautious while driving Genealogy group meets Abraham down that stretch of road. The Parker Williams Genealogy Group will “Bubba” Garza, “I see this memorial almost daily, and it is a meet June 15, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the library at State Rep. Dennis Paul held a town hall meeting Tuesday, June 9, to discuss the recent 84th 8, was killed in good reminder to me to slow the heck down and Scarsdale and Beamer. This group meets the Legislative Session. Roughly 50 were in attendance at the function, in which Paul spoke on May 2012 when be a more alert and cautious driver,” said Face- fi rst and third Mondays to discuss genealogy a myriad of issues, ranging from border security to education funding. he was struck book user Sherry N Curtis. research. Meetings are free and open to any- Photo by James Bolen by a vehicle as At least one other user, however, saw it from one interested in tracing family history. he was attempt- the HOA’s point of view. ing to cross the “Do people realize this memorial is not on her NARFE meets June 16 street. Since his property?” asked Facebook user Miguel Montes Hobby international flights set death, Garza’s mother, Crystal Garza, has main- “At least the HOA was considerate enough to The National Active and Retired Federal tained a memorial at the site with wooden crosses send notice to her instead of carelessly ripping it Employees (NARFE) Gulf Freeway Chapter Southwest Airlines recently brought the up of fl ights launching soon from the $156 mil- and fl owers to remember her son. off the median and throwing it away.” 941 meets the third Tuesday of each month at “LUV” to Houston. On May 13, the airline held lion international terminal at William P. Hobby This past week, however, the mother found a Other posts on the People of Sagemont Face- 2 p.m. at the El Franco Lee Senior Community its annual shareholder meeting – the fi rst time Airport (HOU), anticipated to open Oct. 15. citation at the memorial site from the homeown- book page suggested the memorial might make it Center, 9500 Hall Road. This month’s meeting ever held outside of their headquarters in Dallas. During a special celebration held at Houston’s ers group that said “Sorry for your loss. Please diffi cult for those living on the street to sell their will be held on June 16. Visitors are welcome. Southwest offi cials also announced the addition City Hall, Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly remove from median.” homes if prospective buyers thought the location For more information, call Roy at 713-734- of two new international destinations to its line- Continued on Page 2A A lengthy thread on the People of Sagemont was unsafe. 1461. Facebook page showed overwhelming support The Sagemeadow Maintenance Committee for the grieving mother. had no response since the members have not yet PIP meeting June 16 Swimming pools open for summer “They are heartless,” said Facebook user met to discuss the issue. The committee is ex- The Positive Interaction Program will meet Summer is around the corner, and with it on Mondays for cleaning. Dawn Brannon Morrison. “There is no reason to pected to meet on Thursday, June 11. Tuesday, June 16, at 7 p.m. at Memorial Her- comes the opening of several area pools to help The Clear Brook Meadows pool is currently mann Southeast Hospital, 11800 Astoria in the South Belters beat the heat. open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., except on staff meeting room on the first floor. The guest The Sagemont and Beverly Hills swimming Mondays when the pool will be closed for clean- San Jac child care center to close speaker of the event had not been confirmed at pools will be open daily from 1 to 8 p.m., with ing. press time. the exception of Mondays when the pools are The Ashley Pointe pool is currently open daily The San Jacinto College South child care cen- ing and the condition of the infrastructure.
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