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We Support Scripture of THE WALLER Our Service the Week Men and Women ROMANS 6:23 23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. IMES T“Serving Waller, Hempstead & Surrounding Communities” God Bless America VOLUME 24 NUMBER 21 VISIT US ON THE WEB @ www.thewallertimes.com Wednesday, April 22, 2015, 12 Pages, 2 Sections [email protected] • Phone 936-372-5184 Waller-Harris ESD Requests Vote for New Sales Tax Passage of Sales Tax in Unincorporated Areas Could Stunt Economic Growth General and Cosmetic Dentistry By Carrie Prazak-Gourley View, Hempstead, Brookshire, All fire departments are manned such as utilities and police pa- The ESD tax increase would The Waller Times and Katy will not be affected by volunteers. trol to businesses when they ask also have a negative effect on WeWaller Love Dental Services:Children In 2010, the Waller-Harris by the increase due to the limits Currently, the ESD is build- to be annexed, since the ESD the availability of incentives for • Medicaid, Chips, Emergency Services District of taxation named in the Health ing a satellite fire department in will be receiving sales tax funds most PPO Accepted 200 was established by the and Safety Code. According to Rolling Hills, and according no longer available to the city. See TAX page 2A • Root Canal Treatment popular vote of citizens resid- the code, a tax increase in any to Ferguson, more satellite sta- • Sedation Dentistry/ ing in the district. The ESD is area is prohibited where a 2% tions are needed, but there is no Laughing Gas governed by an elected board of sales and use tax is already im- money available for further ex- • Wisdom Teeth Extractions directors and is funded through posed. pansion. • Bleaching (Teeth Whitening) • All General and Cosmetic ad valorem (property) taxes at According to ESD 200 “If our ESD is to add fur- Dentistry .09950 per $100, which gener- spokesman Gary Ferguson, the ther satellites and buy new ates approximately $100 for the main reason for the requested equipment, more funding is Waller Dental Specials: ESD on a $100,000 home. increase is growth in the coun- necessary,” stated Ferguson. • $45 New Patient Exam with X-rays In February, the ESD re- ty. Currently, the ESD encom- Even though city residents

• Bleaching (Teeth Whitening) quested, in accordance with the passes 10 fire departments and cannot vote in the ESD election, Special - $150 Texas Health and Safety Code has four ambulances available they have a stake in the outcome • 20% Complete Treatment Section 775.0751, a Sales Tax 24/7. Only four ambulance when future city expansion is Plans Election asking for a 1% sales locations--Waller, Hempstead, considered. • Payment Plans Available tax increase within the boundar- Fields Store, and Pattison--are Cities are generally op- ~ Now Hiring ~ ies of their district. currently operational, and EMS posed to the 1% ESD sales tax Experienced Dental Staff However, voters inside the personnel are paid employees, because it will take away their Experienced Front Dental Staff city limits of Waller, Prairie contracted through the ESD. ability to provide city services 31315 FM 2920, Suite 16A Waller, Texas Waller Village Shopping Center next to Pawn Shop Commissioners Court Appoints 936-372-2673 New County Extension Agent 3 Elect Rick Dalton for By Carrie Prazak-Gourley for the Cooperative Extension Program at Prairie Waller City Council The Waller Times View A&M University. Turner earned a Bach- On Wednesday April 15, the Waller County elor of Science Degree in Agricultural Educa- WALLER PROUD Commissioners Court met in regular session at tion from West Texas A&M University, and is Together We Can Give Waller 9 a.m. at the Waller County Courthouse. Waller currently working on an online Master’s Degree A Positive Future County Judge Trey Duhon directed the meet- in Agriculture and Agricultural Operations from Early voting • April 27 - May 5 ing, which was attended by Commissioners John Texas A&M University-Kingsville. ElEction DAy • May 9 Amsler, Russell Klecka, Jeron Barnett, and Jus- Turner’s appointment was unanimously ap- tin Beckendorff. proved by the court, and he will begin his new Tiffany Johnston, Principal at Waller Christian Academy in Dr. Dale A. Fritz, District Extension Ad- position as Waller County Extension Agent on Waller (shown behind the colorful tape), will do anything to ministrator for Texas A&M AgriLIfe, presented May 1. help find a cure for cancer. Johnston challenged her students to the court current agent Damien Turner as his In further business, after a public hearing, to collect money to help cure cancer and, if they collected a cer- choice for the new Waller County Extension commissioners voted unanimously to designate tain amount, she would let them tape her to the wall. As the Agent replacing Cody Dennison, who resigned a 6.l5 acre property, located at 19750 FM 362 in picture indicates, the students collected well over the challenged the position last fall. amount and Johnston found herself “against the wall.” Photo Currently, Turner serves as Extension Agent See AGENT page 5A courtesy of Mary Zavala.

I Total of 12 years on Waller City Council - 2 years as Mayor Pro Tem I Dedicated to public service. Member Waller City Council Candidates Respond to Questions of Waller Volunteer Fire Department for over 28 years By Carrie Prazak-Gourley son currently serve on City Council, and In order for Waller residents to get a 1. What are your qualifications/ex- I Successful Waller businessman for The Waller Times candidate Rick Dalton is a former coun- snapshot of council candidates, each can- periences for this position? 23 years On Saturday, May 9, the City of cil member. Candidate Mike McCormick didate for city council was presented with Rick Dalton - I have served a total I Attends Champion Cowboy Church Waller will hold an election to select ran for city council last year and is again a short questionnaire. of 12 years on the Waller City Council, I Plan our growth in a manner that three members for positions on the trying to gain a seat on the council. Two candidates for council, Sidney including two years as Mayor Pro Tem. I doesn’t negatively impact citizens Waller City Council. The three candi- Due to expected growth in population Johnson and Mike McCormick, did not have been a successful Waller business- while being transparent dates with the highest number of votes and the tax base of the city, the upcoming respond to The Waller Times. man for 20 years, and a member of the I A leader for all people will earn the seats. Five candidates for Waller City Council election is extremely The following answers are the re- Waller Volunteer Fire Department for 28 I’m asking for your vote. the positions will be on the ballot in the Let me work for you. important. Chosen leaders will play an sponses from the remaining candidates years. As a council member, I attended upcoming election. Candidates Roger integral part in guiding the City of Waller and their names are presented below each Pol. adv. paid for by Rick Dalton Sr. Campaign Stephanie Dalton, treasurer. Frey, Dwayne Hajek, and Sidney John- into the future. question in alphabetical order: See CANDIDATES page 3A Inserts County Workshop Presents Possibilities for Future Waller County Development this week: By Carrie Prazak-Gourley Presenters for the event were Da- Crossley felt that no county wants The Waller Times vid Crossley, Senior Fellow of Houston to follow the pattern of development Arlan’s Market On Tuesday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. Tomorrow, Dr. John Jacob, Professor that occurred in Harris County. As Wal-Mart at the Hempstead Theater, a county and Extension Specialist at Texas A&M an example of poor choices, Crossley workshop was held for all county resi- University and Charles Whipple, Direc- mentioned that West Harris County has dents titled “Considerations and Oppor- tor of Community and Environmental lost all of its streams, due to contami- Printed on tunities for the Future Development of Planning for the Houston Galveston nation by unregulated runoff, making recycled paper Waller County”. Area Council. the waters unsuitable for human activ- County Judge Trey Duhon led the Crossley began the meeting by ity. Crossley feels that, with adequate meeting which was also attended by stating that development is all about planning, Waller County can avoid the be our friend on Commissioners John Amsler, Russell choices. same fate by beginning now to regulate Klecka, and Justin Beckendorff. Also “The quality of a place of human development in the watersheds. in attendance were John Isom of Waller habitation has to do with the quality of Dr. Jacob shared his belief that Economic Development and Hempstead life of its surrounding prairies, wetlands, www.facebook.com City Council member Ben Tibbs. and forests,” Crossley stated. See DEVELOPMENT page 7A Waller Downtown Revitalization Rendering

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Chance of a Chance of a Chance of a Chance of a Thunderstorm Overcast Thunderstorm Thunderstorm Thunderstorm Thunderstorm Clear o o o o o o o o o o o o o o H 83 L 70 H 87 L 70 H 83 L 70 H 89 L 65 H 87 L 68 H 81 L 62 H 80 L 57 31303 FM 2920 Suite B Waller, TX 77484 • 936-372-1177 Page 2, Section A, THE WALLER TIMES, April 22, 2015 Waller Wonders - Taxes and tuxedos and plumbing By Nancy Arnold multiplicity of taxes at various more-than-puddles in my util- he can flush it out. Sometimes Next on my things-to-do and adapted in various styles of levels of government and “hid- ity room. The water heater leak he can’t. Guess where my drain list: call Mr. Perry. women’s clothes.” den” taxes and fees that are of- was getting worse. I had been line situation falls? It’s prom and wedding sea- The word is Hindi and ten buried in the cost of living. putting off the inevitable, so I Because of prior work son, so this seems a good time Urdu, from the Persian word Tax Freedom Day is com- promised myself I would call S commitments, I had to put off to mention something I learned “kamaband,” and it was first puted by dividing total tax col- & N in the morning. calling Mr. Perry, the plumber. a couple of weeks ago. It’s about used in 1616. Now don’t you lections by the nation’s income, In the meantime, I put a Then the commode revolted. that colorful sash thing that men feel so much smarter? I know I as reported by the Bureau of load of clothes in the washer Watching a verrrry-slow- wear with their tuxedos. The do. And I’ll betcha that you and Economic Analysis. Every and went about my evening rou- www flush caused a certain women picking out this appar- I both will continue to use the dollar that is officially called tine. When it was about time amount of anxiety, so I broke el usually make sure that sash word “cumberbund,” despite it income by the government is to put the clothes in the dryer, out my Reader’s Digest book matches their dress color, no being wrong. counted, and every payment that I walked into the utility room of home repairs to see (hope- matter if that color is hot pink Congratulations to my is officially considered a tax is to … well, a mess. A fountain fully!) if there was an easy so- or purple or some other eye- granddaughter, Ashlynn, and counted. The resulting percent- was spraying toward the ceiling lution. Turns out, there is … if popping shade. her daddy, Jerry Smith, on com- age is then converted into days from behind the washer, and a it works. Found the big, bell- You and I have probably pleting their abbreviated ride in ast Wednesday of a 365-day calendar year. river was washing across the shaped plunger in the closet, always called this sash a “cum- the annual MS-150 bike classic was Tax Day That’s all fine … we can floor. and following instructions, berbund,” right? We have been this past weekend. The first day ... I’m sure you breathe a collective “Whew!” Clearly, something was “plunged vigorously for several wrong all these years. The cor- was cancelled because of flood- already knew BUT, Tax Freedom Day 2015 amiss. What was happening, or minutes.” Wow! That actually rect word is “cummerbund.” ing in LaGrange, the overnight L that. However, comes one day later than in wasn’t happening, was the drain worked … although trying to No, really, that’s what the thing camp for the 13,000 riders. The did you know that this Friday, 2014, which was three days lat- pipe wasn’t draining. get those black rubber marks is called. second day launched from the April 24, is Tax FREEDOM er than in 2013. Not to depress On Tuesday, Carl Paben off the porcelain takes some se- I refer you to http://www. courthouse in LaGrange, so Day? That’s an oxymoron, of you, but Tax Freedom Day gets attacked both problems. New rious elbow-power. merriam-webster.com/diction- riders finished up in Austin a course, pairing “tax” and “free- later each year. It’s still in April, water heater. Check. Open the A couple of days later, the ary/cummerbund, where we bit more fresh than they would dom” in the same sentence, but though, so that counts for some- drain line. Um, open the drain bathtub drain wouldn’t … drain, learn what it is, where it came have on a two-day ride. let’s just go with it for a bit. thing, right? line? Nope, that will require a that is. Oh, it drained – eventu- from, and how long the word This is Ashlynn’s second Tax Freedom Day is the day A couple of weeks ago, plumber. ally – but like its toilet sibling, has been in use. The “cummber- year to ride, and I’m so proud when the nation as a whole has some of the working parts of Carl very patiently ex- it was verrrry slow. Searched bund” is “(1) a wide piece of of her for making the effort. She earned enough money to pay off my house got together and plained that galvanized pipe cabinets and found a bottle of cloth (such as silk) that is worn just celebrated her 15 th birth- its total tax bill for the year. The voted to revolt. It started on (my drain line) gets rusty in- some heavy-duty Drano gel that around the waist beneath the day on Thursday, so while she is day provides Americans with an Sunday night – it had started side, and the little rusty points dates back to I-don’t-recall- jacket of a man who is formally not the youngest cyclist, she is easy way to gauge the overall a while before; it just became start gathering pieces of lint. when. Poured that in, waited the dressed; or (2) a broad waist- definitely in the younger group. tax take – a task that can oth- critical on Sunday night. I got Eventually, all that lint clogs required time, and sure enough, band usually worn in place of erwise be daunting due to the home around 7:00 to discover the line. Sometimes, Carl says, drainage. a vest with men’s dress clothes See ARNOLD page 6A Largest Special Ops Exercise in U.S. History Coming to Texas By Carrie Prazak-Gourley operation has been coordinated the 82nd Airborne, and several 15 is a domestic drill involv- with Utah, was labeled “hos- though with blank ammo). by the Department of Defense groups from interagency units. ing unconventional warfare and tile territory”, which prompted Lastoria also noted that in cooperation with Homeland Within Texas, 17 cities will because of its unprecedented speculation by conspiracy theo- some military participants will Security, the FBI, and the DEA be involved in the exercise: Bas- massive scope, it has created rists that Texas may be the fu- be wearing civilian attire and (Drug Enforcement Agency). trop, Smithville, Big Springs, a storm of controversy. Some ture target of domestic opera- driving civilian vehicles so as An unusual aspect of Jade Caddo Lake, Caldwell, Chris- former military have stated tions in the event of a national to blend into the environment Helm 15 is its massive scope toval, College Station, Dell that they believe the operation emergency. of the local area. and size, which is slated to take City, Eldorado, Goliad, Junc- violates the Posse Comitatus The operation is extremely In the past few years, the place in seven states across the tion, Leakey, Menard, Moun- Act, which prohibits the federal detailed and, during the pre- U.S. Army has carried out nu- American Southwest--Texas, tain Home, San Angelo, San government from using its mili- sentation to the Brazos County merous small drills in Ameri- New Mexico, Arizona, Cali- Antonio, and Victoria. tary personnel as domestic law Commissioners Court, Captain can cities with low-flying fornia, Colorado, Nevada, and U.S. Army Special Opera- enforcement. Due to Posse Co- Francisco Oquendo Jr. stated “black helicopters” which have Utah--and in the Southeastern tions Command Spokesman Lt. mitatus, the federal government that in Caldwell, “specific ap- resulted in disturbing and even states of Mississippi and Flor- Col. Mark Lastoria stated that must wait for the permission of paratuses” in the area will be frightening local residents due ida. permission was sought to con- state governors before sending targeted for “surgical strikes” to the noise and use of simu- The operation is sched- duct the operation from city in and activating the National during a special extraction mis- lated gunfire. This summer, areas of Tex- uled to begin on July 15 and is councils and commissioners Guard. sion involving helicopters fly- Some Americans are be- as will take part in the largest to continue through mid-Sep- courts as well as private land- Others insist that, since this ing in from Louisiana. ginning to be concerned about special operations exercise on tember. According to the De- owners in the affected areas. is just a drill and not an actual Sounds a little too “authen- what they deem to be “domestic U.S. soil in American history. partment of Defense, JH 15 is One of the goals of the ex- domestic intervention in local tic” to me. mission creep.” The operation has been named a joint military or interagency ercise is to see if groups of Spe- and state governance, it is not a Lt. Col. Lastoria has at- Our American military Jade Helm 15, and unlike the (IA) exercise in unconventional cial Forces can move around in violation of the law. tempted to tamp down concerns power comes from “We the usual exercises that take place warfare (IW). Military partici- civilian populations without be- A slide show shown to the over the drills stating that they People” who give it the author- on federal lands, Jade Helm pants include the Green Berets, ing noticed. According to Las- Brazos County Commissioners were just “regular training ex- ity to operate for our benefit. 15 has been deemed Realistic U.S. Navy Seals, U.S. Air Force toria, training exercises such Court raised some eyebrows as ercises.” Is this the kind of opera- Military Training (RMT) and Special Operations Command, as these help protect the nation well. In the slide show, an of- What can Texans expect to tion that sits well with the pub- will take place on private land, U.S. Marine Corp SOC, U.S. against foreign enemies. ficial map of the operation was encounter in training areas? lic? Do we really want Black and in towns and cities. The Marine Expeditionary Units, However, since Jade Helm revealed in which Texas, along According to Lastoria, Hawk helicopters buzzing over there will be: increased military our homes and troops creeping presence at night, possible noise around our neighborhoods? Is complaints, individuals engag- this really necessary for them to Continued from page 1A TAX ing in suspicious activities, and be well-trained? visible military personnel who may be carrying weapons (al- See GOURLEY page 8A developing properties in the Buc-ees receives a partial re- businesses may locate else- It is the citizen voters in ETJ since large highly-signifi- imbursement of sales tax that where, and in that case, both the ESD that will determine cant projects usually request a it generates as an incentive to the city and the ESD would the outcome of the tax in- partial reimbursement of sales locate in Waller. If the ESD lose the property tax that would crease. Polling locations for taxes and those funds would be sales tax had been collected have been generated. the ESD 200 tax increase vote allocated to the ESD instead if then, it would not have been Fergusson states, however, vary. Please call the Election the tax increase passes. available as a city incentive that new services are needed Administrator’s Office at 979- News Briefs The ESD is not authorized and the project may not have and would better protect the 826-7643 to ascertain your to make similar incentive ar- been complete. county in the event of fires or polling location. WISD Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration Set rangements. As an example, Without the incentives, other natural disasters. Waller ISD parents can begin step one of enrolling new Kin- dergarten and Pre-K students online on April 18. Completing DID YOU KNOW? the New Student Enrollment Online Application is the first THE WALLER W.A.R.M. is a step of the registration process, and is required to enroll all GREAT place new students. After completing Step 1 of enrolling online, Step 2 of the registration process is to bring all required docu- to VOLUNTEER. IMES ments to your designated attendance zone campus on May 6 T for new Kindergarten students, and May 7 and May 8 for new Family Owned — Family Operated Pre-Kindergarten student registration. Registration times on Published Every Wednesday these dates will be 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. To inquire about the el- Serving Waller, Hempstead and Surrounding Communities Save money ementary school that your child will be attending, call Trans- Mailing address is 2323 Main Street, Waller, Texas 77484. portation Department at 936-372-2116. Visit www.wallerisd. Physical Address: 2323 Main Street, Waller, Texas. on your net for the New Student Enrollment Online Application and Office hours are Monday through Thursday 9 am - 5 pm and Friday 9 am - 12 noon. insurance. for new student registration requirements and information. 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This presentation is as Department of State Health Committee) will be presenting a Students will not be allowed to designed to reinforce what par- Services and Mr. Don Connor, We Service unit about abstinence and human participate without parental con- ents are teaching at home, not to retired Hempstead ISD science What We Sell sexuality to 7th graders at Hemp- sent. Parents, who have not re- replace it. teacher. The presentation does stead Middle School. The infor- turned a form to school, may still The presentation was devel- the following: 936.372.3639 mation is very important and give permission by completing a oped by the SHAC, which is a • It gives a child the message 1118 Smith Street • Waller, TX parents must give permission for form before Friday, April 24. committee of students, parents, that abstinence is the only 100% their child to participate. Human sexuality education teachers, counselors, adminis- safe way to remain free of preg- A letter from the princi- begins at home. Parents are the trators, board members, com- nancy, STDs and AIDS; • It gives a child information HANDYMAN – LLOYD’S SERVICES about STDs / AIDS; Dependable service in Hempstead and surrounding area • It reinforces ethical deci- Hempstead resident property owner and family man sion-making and social skills, so children can learn to avoid be- • Lawn Mower Seasonal Servicing • Miscellaneous Assembly & Installations • Construction Projects • Fence Repairs (Wood & Chain Link) haviors and situations which put • Plumbing Repairs & Fixture Installation • Windows and Doors them at risk of getting a STDs or • Minor Electrical Repairs • Trim/Molding AIDS. • Ceiling Fans • Wood/Laminate Floors Parents who wish to preview • Painting, Prep, & Caulking • Decks the material for this unit may do 832-724-9863 FREE ESTIMATES so by contacting Gwen Stamps, school nurse, at the high school. The preview week will be the week of April 23. The presentation for 11th graders will be done at the high Re-ELECT school on May 20 and 21 with a preview date the week of May 14. Parents of 11th graders should receive a letter from the high school principal in a couple ROGER of weeks. If you have any questions Waller Christian Academy recently competed in the area Private School Interscholastic Meet. WCA about this presentation, please is proud of this group of students as they continue to grow in mind, body, and spirit. WCA went up feel free to contact the school against 200+ students from seven other well-established private schools/groups in the area. WCA nurse, Gwen Stamps, at 979-826- FREY students came home with 1st place, 2nd place, 5th place, and 6th place ribbons. Submitted photo. 5591. for CANDIDATES Continued from page 1A Waller City several Texas Municipal League zens. Waller has been very good with local government agencies the Waller County website under meetings and trainings. For the to me and my family, and I want as well as county and state enti- the Elections Administrator tab last 7 1/2 years, I’ve been em- to repay and pay it forward. ties to implement positive and for further details. ployed with NPD, a data research Roger Frey - I have lived in successful future growth. Editor’s Note: Two candi- Council company responsible for quality Waller my entire life and I am the Roger Frey - I believe I can dates for council, Sidney John- control. third generation of Freys to live help guide the city during the son and Mike McCormick, did Roger Frey - My best quali- in town. I am committed to im- growth we are going to experi- not respond to The Waller Times. May 9, 2015 fication to be on city council is proving the city and care for how ence and keep the small town An attempt to contact them by the number of years that I have it develops. City council has a feel while allowing development. email, phone and in person Early voting begins already served. I am familiar large influence in the develop- The recent growth is beginning proved unsuccessful. As a can- with the aspects of city opera- ment of the area and I would like to provide the city with addition- didate for the position of an April 27 at the tions and also the EDC that is to continue on council during the al revenue that we can start using elected office, all candidates and Waller Administration Building overseen by the city council. I upcoming growth the city will on projects to benefit the citizens -- in the case of Johnson – cur- rent elected officials, need to be have worked 23 years for IBM experience. more. Many problems I see in Paid political advertising by Roger Frey for City Council Campaign, available to the public and the and the experience has given me Dwayne Hajek - My family the city can be fixed with addi- Roger Frey Treasurer. a different view of government. has lived in the Waller area for tional revenue. We will have to press at any time. I also attend yearly conferences four generations. I have always make some changes to keep my to keep myself up to date on the lived and served in the Waller kids and other young adults here c h a n g e s t o s t a t e l a w s . area, and have been in the Waller since they have different ex- Dwayne Hajek - In order to Volunteer Fire Department for pectations. I believe I can help do a good job as a council mem- over 30 years, and 10 years on guide the city for the future. ber, you need to be able to work the City Council. I would like to Dwayne Hajek - We have High-Speed Rail Open House & with people and have knowl- do whatever I can to help keep been saying for the last sev- edge of what is going on with the City of Waller a great place eral years that growth is com- city business. I have worked at to live with the great family val- ing. Well, it’s now here. There Informational Meetings: April 9–24 Baker Hughes for 33 years and, ues and love of city in which I are many projects in the works for the last 18 years, I have been live and serve. and more on the way. I would Texas Central Partners cordially invites you to an Open House Informational in management. I have served 3. What do you hope to ac- like to continue to work with Meeting to discuss proposed high-speed rail service between Dallas and Houston. on city council for over 10 years, complish on city council? City Council and the citizens of as mayor for one term, and cur- Rick Dalton - I plan to bal- Waller to do my part to make the We look forward to a conversation about the project with you, hearing your rently as Mayor Pro Tem. ance the budget by monitoring best decisions for the growth and concerns and considering your solutions. 2. Why do you want to serve city spending and optimizing concerns of our city. on city council? accountability to ensure the best Early voting begins on April Rick Dalton - Every day, I outlay of funds. Also, I intend 27 at the Waller I.S.D. Adminis- We’re hosting 12 come-and-go meetings in April and look forward to get up thinking of ways to make to plan our growth in a manner tration Building, located at 2214 speaking at an event near you. Waller’s future better and bright- that doesn’t negatively impact Waller Street. Voter ID is re- er. I want to ensure a prosper- citizens, and I will be a team quired. Election Day is May 9 ous and successful future growth member with all members of and polls will be open that day with minimum impact to the citi- city council. Also, I will network from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Check with Lancaster Mexia Ennis April 9, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. April 18, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. April 16, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. DID YOU KNOW? DID YOU KNOW? DID YOU KNOW? 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Models Open 24/7 30555 FM 1488 • Waller, Texas 77484 979.826.2230 14x28 Cabin Kitchenette (microwave & mini-fridge), 713.628.7054 ¾ bath, insulated & finished, 18000 BTU AC/ Selling Quality Since 1993 heat, 200 amp breaker box, (2) 110 www.cryincoyoteranch.com Meetings are sponsored by Texas Central Partners and are separate from the ongoing Environmental Impact Statement Retail = $18,500 Special = $14,997 activity for this project led by the Federal Railroad Administration. Rent to Own as low as $705.84/month RENT TO OWN! NO CREDIT CHECK Page 4, Section A, THE WALLER TIMES, April 22, 2015 Citizen’s Against the Landfill in Hempstead Sets Sights on Austin “Last December, we won a ahead of us.” regular donations from citizens istrative Hearings (SOAH) in Au- to prevent this ill-sited project and auction similar to past events significant victory when the find- Huntsinger believes some and supporters, we are finally gust. So, now we take the fight to from causing far-reaching dam- of 2013 and 2014. This event is ings of a Waller County jury con- may think the Pintail Landfill getting up to date with our At- Austin,” McCall stated. age to our water resources and planned for Saturday, July 25, firmed that our County’s political battle is over following this re- torneys’ fees for past litigation,” This June, it will be four having a detrimental economic 2015. leaders acted illegally and in se- cent jury verdict. With the agreed said Mike McCall, CALH Trea- years since the citizens of Waller impact on Waller County and its “The support that the com- cret to bring Pintail Landfill into settlement, CALH was awarded surer. “Our next legal battles will County found out about the Pin- future,” Huntsinger said. munity has given this event in Waller County before the public $325,000 to cover a portion of be with the Texas Commission on tail Landfill proposition which To finance this next phase the past has been awesome,” said was aware” said Bill Huntsinger, past attorneys’ fees. Environmental Quality (TCEQ) lead to the formation of CALH. of the fight, CALH volunteers Colt Haack, Chairman of the President of Citizen’s Against the ‘With this award, along with over the transfer station appeal “Since then, over $1,000,000 are currently meeting to orga- event for the third year running. Landfill in Hempstead (CALH). ongoing fundraising events like and the Contested Case Hearing has been spent by CALH on legal nize the next fundraising event, “Yet, we still have a long fight the monthly Garage Sales and before the State Office of Admin- costs and engineering expert fees “We Stand United 3”, a dinner See CALH page 8A YES, YOU CAN SWITCH! Low rates, Free traveL 65th 4-H BBQ Queen Coronation Held John Philip Jones, 4-H 1st place club. This is a county County Council President, wel- record amount that stands a comed attendees to the 65th 4-H 65-year history. Taylor also Enroll Free Online BBQ Fundraiser and Queens received a special gift for be- Coronation, held at the Waller ing the queen candidate raising County Fairgrounds on April 12, $3,245 in donations and spon- 2015. Charlie Anderson, Toby sors by herself which is a major Carpenter and Claire DePen- accomplishment and another ning other 4-H County Council county record that helped earn officers assisted in the opening her the title of 4-H Queen. Whoo Loves Your ceremonies. Michaela Kitzmiller of The live auction raised the Rock Island 4-H Club was ? !!! $18,175 to support participat- crowned 4-H Princess raising Eyes We Do ing 4-H Club level activities, $5,161. She received a $100 scholarships, educational and scholarship, and Rachel Lopez leadership workshops and con- received $75 for the 2nd place tests. Charlie Tiner served as club. the auctioneer. Layne Christian of the Specialty Miss Avery Carpenter, Town & Country 4-H Club Services Include: 2013 4-H Queen served as Mis- was crowned 4-H Duchess af- tress of Ceremonies introducing ter her club raised $5,011. She q State of the Art Vision And you should too, the Queen candidates. Carly received a $75 scholarship and and Eye Health Testing call to schedule your Urban, a 6-year old Clover Kid Dorothy Friedel received $50 q Specialist in Contact with the Brazos Valley 4-H Club for the 3rd place club. The Lens Fit and Comfort exam today. served as 4-H Little Miss. Gun- other queen candidates were q Comprehensive Test ner Bradley, a 6-year old Clover Bre Luce of the Waller County and Treatment of Eye Kid with the Fields Store 4-H 4-H Horse club, Heidi Wellman Disease Club, served as Little Mr. of the Rosehill Christian School q We Accept Many Taylor Frank of Brazos Club, and Kaitlynn Wooley with Medical and Vision Plans Valley 4-H club was crowned the Kountry Kids Club. q Large Selection of Tara Bailey, OD as the 2015 4-H Queen by the The 4-H County Council, Frames to Match any Therapeutic Optometrist/ 2014 4-H Queen, Miah Lopez. 4-H Ambassadors, Adult Leader Budget and Lifestyle! Glaucoma Specialist The queen and her club raised a Parent Association, and the Ex- The Waller County 4-H BBQ and Auction was held on Sunday, 31315 FM 2920, Suite 19 • Waller, TX 77484 record-breaking $17,010 which tension office faculty and staff April 12 and the 4-H BBQ Queens were named. Shown is the 4-H (Next Door to Harlans Grocery) is the largest amount raised in would like to extend apprecia- Queen and Her Court (back row, l-r) Princess Michaela Kitzmill- recent history. Frank received tion to the many supporters and er, Rock Island 4-H; Duchess Layne Christian, Town &Country Phone 936-372-3644 • Fax 936-372-3243 a $200 scholarship and Chuck businesses in Waller County 4-H; (front row, l-r) Little Mr. 4-H Gunner Bradley; Queen Tay- www.wallerfamilyeyecare.com Anderson, Brazos Valley Club and surrounding areas that help lor Frank, Brazos Valley 4-H; and Little Miss 4-H Carly Urban. Proud to be your LOCAL eye care experts for over 9 years. 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Waller, Texas, as a reinvestment proved a tax abatement for 15% return for the county. $1 billion. The company plans zone under Chapter 312 of the Burckhardt Compression Inc, Founded in 1844, Burck- to employ 106 employees. Texas Tax Code for the purpose which according to a presenta- hardt Compression (US) is a Glover’s Concrete was se- of development by Burckhardt tion by Brian Stewart, Opera- subsidiary of Burckhardt Com- lected as the contractor for Compression (US) Inc. tions Manager for Burckhardt pression AG, a Swiss company installation of sidewalks at Commissioners also ap- Compressions, will yield a with a market cap in excess of the JP #3 office at a cost of $3,766.80. The Waller County District Attorney’s Office was officially authorized by the court to appear as counsel/attorney-in-charge for defendant Waller County, in the case City of Hempstead and Citizens Against the Landfill in Hempstead v. Waller County, $25,995 Texas, et al, in the 506th Ju- dicial District Court of Waller County, Texas. Serving the Tri-Counties for over 34 Years

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Hempstead FFA would like to thank all the buyers and contributors to the auction, the award and belt buckle sponsors, the volunteers and everyone who played a role in organizing, setting up, and making the 2015 Hempstead FFA Project Show a huge success. Page 6, Section A, THE WALLER TIMES, April 22, 2015 Obituaries

BECK (Kelly) Young and infant grand- uncle, Bobby F. Young and wife, He was active throughout BERRY brother-in-law, James Melvin son, Casson Wayne Laake. Ann, of Greenville, Texas. He is his life in youth sports programs, Murphy, of Pasadena, Texas, as He was a life-long resident also survived by numerous neph- especially baseball, from T-Ball well as numerous friends. of Fayette County, a place he ews, nieces and other relatives to Little League, to Babe Ruth Jerry and Charlotte had lived called “God’s country.” He is sur- and friends, including his devoted and select baseball, Chamber of in Hempstead for 16 years and vived by his wife, Angela Flores friend and “third son,” Dan Bell. Commerce activities and many had a wonderful life there, along Beck, his son, Saxon Vaughn Dan was a pioneer of early civic organizations, including the with their son, grandson, and Beck and daughter-in-law, Lorry childhood education when he at- organizing of the first Czhilispiel daughter-in-law, as well as many D. Beck, his daughter, Amber tended first grade in Bauersville, in Flatonia. He was a proud of friends. He will be greatly missed Ray Beck Laake and son-in-law, down the road between Komen- his management and coaching of by all. He was indeed “the love Clayton Laake, all of Muldoon, sky and Moulton. He grew up the South Central Texas Amateur of Charlotte Berrys life” for now Texas, and his son, John Francis in Cistern, where he attended el- League Wildcats in the 1970s and always. Beck of Dallas, Texas, and girl- ementary school under the watch- and 1980s and the Gold Sox and “Man walks in the direc- friend, Molly Hill of Fort Worth, ful eye and tutelage of his mother Woodpeckers select baseball tion towards which he looks, and Texas. He is also survived by his and father, and graduated from teams from 2000 to 2005. He where his treasure is, there will granddaughter, Raven and Dustin Flatonia High School in 1962. was a member of Sacred Heart Jerry Willis Berry was born his heart be also.” - This was truly Daniel Raymond Beck Behrens and their children Kyn- Growing up, he was active in Catholic Church in La Grange on May 19, 1941, in Newport, Ar- Jerry, his treasure was his family passed away on Divine Mercy zie Deeann and Dawsyn Paige, Little League, 4-H, High School and participated in the Knights kansas, and passed away on April and friends. A hard-working, lov- Sunday, April 12, 2015, at his grandson, Saxon Vaughn Beck, sports, FFA, Student Body Gov- of Columbus in both the Flatonia 3, 2015 at Methodist Hospital in ing husband, a good provider, and home surrounded by his fam- Jr. “Tad” and fiancée, Jesi Navia, ernment and was Senior Class and La Grange councils. the Houston Medical Center. Jer- an extremely devoted and loving ily, from Lou Gehrig’s disease. and their children, Jaxon Slade President. He received degrees Throughout his life, he ry was formerly of LaPorte, Tex- father to his son, and grandfather Daniel Raymond Beck was born Beck and Paycen Jerald Beck, from Southwest Texas State owned or co-owned a number as and graduated from LaPorte to his grandson. in Shiner, Lavaca County, Texas grandson, Jeffery Lyn Surman College (B.A. Government) in of businesses, including the Fla- High School in 1959. He was in A memorial service was on February 18, 1945 to John J. and girlfriend, Lauren Schmidt, 1965 and the University of Texas tonia Argus and the La Grange the U.S. Army for 2 1/2 years and held at the Fellowship Church at Beck, Sr. and Glynnie Juanita and granddaughters Sayla Ray School of Law (Doctor of Juris- Journal. was stationed in Stuttgart, Ger- 30402 FM 1488 in Fieldstore, on “Polly” (Young) Beck, who pre- Surman, Cassidy Rayne Laake, prudence) in 1968. Throughout Dan’s hobbies included col- many. Saturday, April 11 at 3 p.m. with ceded him in death. He was also and Laramie Lathe Laake. He is college and law school, he worked lecting, designing and sometimes Jerry was a great pool shoot- Reverend Jay Anderson giving preceded in death by his paternal also survived by his brother, John 40 hours per week and was active making walking sticks, collecting er and loved the game. He could the sermon and Bethany Ander- grandparents, Anton and Annie J. Beck, Jr. and his wife, Ame- in campus government and poli- Houston Astros baseball cards, have turned professional when he son and Jay singing the song for (Burket) Beck, and his maternal lia, his brother, Ronald E. Beck, tics, having served as President and backyard carpentry. He was was younger. the service. The eulogy was given grandparents, Ancil and Anna Sr. and his wife Mollie, and his of Young Democrats at SWT. He passionate about family, baseball Jerry was preceded in death by Charlotte Berry. was a member of social sciences through which he sought to teach by his mother, Mildred B. Berry, Jerry’s ashes will be buried honor society. young people about life, and poli- his father, Homer S. Berry, both at Fort Sam Houston Cemetery in Dan practiced law in the tics. He was proud to have been a from LPorte, Texas; his baby sis- San Antonio, Texas will full mili- STYERS Flatonia and La Grange areas life-long Democrat. ter, Joyce Berry, and daughter- tary honors. Construction Co. from 1969 to 1981, where his This exceptional patriot, in-law, Tamara Berry, as well as “You can rest now, my sweet- CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION law practice consisted of a cross- Democrat, Lawyer, Judge, Car- his mother-in-law, June Charlotte heart, since God took you home Residential ★ Commercial section of legal work, including penter, Well Digger, lover of McBride. to be with Him. He just loaned All Types of Concrete Work trial experience in both criminal history, fairness and respect for He leaves behind his wife, you to us. Thank you Father and civil matters. He was elect- all people and their dignity, son, Charlotte June Berry, of Hemp- for letting him be with us for a BULL DOZER ★ BACKHOE ★ MOTOR GRADER All Types of Dirt Work ed and served as Justice of the husband, father, brother, grandpa stead, his son, John Wayne Berry, while.” - of Hempstead, grandson Connor ODIS STYERS III Home (979) 826-6791 Peace, Flatonia, Fayette County, and great- grandpa will be missed Your loving family, P. O. Box 557 Mobile (936) 870-5112 Precinct 3, from 1970 to 1972, by all of his family and his many Patrick Berry, of Hempstead, and Charlotte, John, and Connor. Hempstead, TX 77445 Fax (979) 826-8409 as County Attorney for Fayette friends and all those whose lives County, from 1973 to 1979, dur- he touched. 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JH Students Recognized for Anti-Violence Essays Any where you want to go WISD Public Information The Do the Write Thing Any type of vehicle you want Texas Challenge writing contest recently announced the finalists Taxi • Sedan • SUV from Waller ISD Schools. Con- Car/Bus/SUV Limo/Bus/Coach gratulations to 8th grade student Aubrey French from W.C. Schultz 979-921-0154 Junior High School, and Waller Junior High School 8th grade Now Hiring: Responsible Chauffeurs students Chandler Crawford and Lauren Becerra. The students were recognized for their accom- plishments at the April 13 Waller Waller County ISD School Board Meeting. Students from area schools Chiropractic competed in the youth anti-vio- 1206 11th Street • Hempstead lence program that is presented to seventh and eighth grade students through the public and private 979 - 921 - 0700 school systems. The purpose of Dr. Chad Barber the program is to promote safety in schools, homes and communi- Now Offering Disc Decompression ties by putting an end to violence. WE ACCEPT AND FILE MOST INSURANCE Students who participate in the program are encouraged to write about the impact of violence in their lives and their experiences Congratulations to 8th grade students Aubrey French from W.C. Schultz Junior High School, and The Fellowship At Field Store in the hopes of making a differ- Waller Junior High School’s Chandler Crawford and Lauren Becerra. The Waller ISD students were ence in the community. named finalists of the Do the Write Thing Texas Challenge writing contest. WISD Public Information. ANNUAL CHURCH GARAGE SALE Saturday, April 25 DA’s Office Announces Task Force on Texting and Driving 8:00 am to 2:00 pm, rain or shine The Office of the Waller Fort Bend County Constable be stopping drivers for texting were injured. These statistics 30402 FM 1488, County District Attorney, Elton Precinct 4, Harris County Con- and other distracted behaviors are vast underestimates of the in the Field Store Community Mathis, announced a joint effort stable Precinct 1, and others. resulting in traffic violations. number of fatalities and injuries furniture, dishes, electronics, tools, jewelry, in support of the National High- The task force will be uti- This is the first time in Texas the nation suffers. toys, odds & ends, and much more way Traffic Safety Administra- lizing traffic enforcement as a that drivers will be stopped for Research also shows that tion’s (NHTSA) April distracted method to combat texting and texting and driving outside of drivers who are texting are, in Proceeds will be used for the missions’ outreach of the church. driving awareness month. driving. Although distracted active school zones (where tex- many ways more dangerous than The District Attorney will driving in Texas is not yet a ting is a currently crime). The drunk drivers. For example, deploy the Waller County Safe crime itself, with a couple ex- DA’s Office and other agencies texting drivers can have slower Streets Task Force and join with ceptions, past research has have created an operations plan reaction times than drunk driv- other area agencies to spread made the DA’s office aware of to locate and stop reckless driv- ers. One study showed that the awareness about the dangers of the dangers, damage and fa- ers for texting. average texting driver takes his distracted driving. Some of the talities distracted driving has Research or statistics show or her eyes off the road and trav- participating agencies include caused in Waller County and that in 2012, some 3,328 people els for longer than the length of the Waller County Sheriff’s Of- across the nation. were killed in distracted driv- a football field while distracted. fice, Waller Police Department, Participating agencies will ing crashes and 421,000 people These facts result in fatalities. Ridin’ With Christ Fellowship 31083108 Washington Washington St. St. DEVELOPMENT Continued from page 1A Waller,Waller, Texas Texas 77484 77484 Sunday School: 10:00 a.m. For more information call: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. For more information call: Waller County contains world- “town centers” these communities According to Whipple, the developer arrangements, and Sunday Worship Service: 11:00 a.m. (936) 372-3100 Main class wetlands, prairies, and in the are a “blast from the past”, built “garden city” movement actually management districts, similar to a Sunday Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. (936) 372-3100 Main Wednesday Service: 7:00 p.m. (713) (713) 899-3021 899-3021 Pastor Pastor northern portion of the county, in an old-fashioned grid system, began at the turn of the 20th cen- plan recently completed by Austin Wednesday Service: 7:00 p.m. post oak savannahs. Jacob feels making accessibility much easier tury as a revolt against the urban County. A non-denominational cowboy church that A non-denominationalpreaches the Biblecowboy churchfrom thatGenesis preaches to the Revelations. Bible from Genesis to that Waller County must work to than what is witnessed in urban pollution of the Victorian Age. According to the presenters, Revelations. preserve some of these areas for sprawl. The idea has recently gained the future of Waller County is all Boots,Boots, jeans, jeans, and cowboy and hats cowboyare always welcome! hats future generations, and hopes the Walkable communities have popularity and several of these about choices, and the time is now are always welcome! county does not follow the di- been built with great success in “garden cities” have been built, for local government officials to rection that Harris County took, communities throughout the Unit- especially in Europe. develop a strategic plan to pre- Where Jesus becomes REAL! which had devastating results on ed States. Cities such as Miami, By definition, a garden city is serve our the quality of life. the environment. Detroit, Denver, and Austin are a holistically planned settlement Wanted ~ Anointed Musicians & Singers Crossley spoke extensively examples of cities that are build- which enhances the natural envi- about the types of developments ing walkable town centers. Walk- ronment and offers high quality that are becoming more attractive able communities have the added affordable housing and locally ac- for human habitat, such as walk- plus of being more economical cessible work in beautiful, healthy, Room available for able town centers and garden cit- and thereby bringing in more tax and sociable communities. In- Parties or Meetings ies. revenue to the city. cluded are generous green spaces, Unlike the typical urban According to Christopher including a surrounding belt of Call 713-703-2275 to book. sprawl, where vehicles are a ne- Leinberger, a professor of urban countryside to prevent sprawl. cessity to get almost anywhere, studies at George Washington According to a survey con- HOURS town centers are built with walk- University School of Business, ducted by HGAC, 93.5% of Monday - Saturday • 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. & Sunday • Closed ability in mind, and include bike “This will be the new develop- Waller County residents feel that paths and more green spaces. ment of the 21st century. With preservation of our wetlands, 31315 FM 2920 #10 Breakfast Served • 6 a.m. - 10 a.m. Lunch Served • 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Crossley suggested that if cit- walkable centers, we are witness- prairies, and forests is an impor- Waller, TX 77484 ies prepare now, they can approach ing the end of sprawl.” tant aspect of development. 936-931-CARL “Let Molly cook developers in the future with their It will be up to the cities of Whipple also emphasized NOW SERVING your breakfast” ideas for residential development Waller County to make wise that traditional urban sprawl does (936-931-2275) BREAKFAST already in hand, making the like- choices as to the type of devel- not pay for itself and has a very lihood of further ruinous urban opments are allowed within their low rate of return. sprawl less likely. city limits. “The only people that ben- 00 Crossley added that com- Charles Whipple, of HGAC, efit from commonly seen urban $5 OFF munities built with walkability spoke of the “garden city” move- development is the developers,” in mind are “smart growth”, and ment, which emphasizes self- con- Whipple stated. 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Students around the Dis- Book competition that will students formed teams early in Several months, meetings books, and teams worked to- The winning fifth-grade team trict are preparing to face-off take place later this month. To the school year and began read- and books later, teams at each gether to remember which book was coached by teacher Sandra individual campus challenged the quote came from. Smith, and consisted of stu- each other at the campus-wide After a friendly competi- dents Hannah Olivo, Coleman name that book competition. E. tion, a fourth and fifth-grade Ledbetter, Edward Herzog, Turlington Elementary School team were named as the win- Santiago Valle and Adrian Cal- held their Name that Book ners. The winning fourth-grade deron. competition on the morning team was coached by teacher The winning teams will of Thursday, April 9. 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E. Turlington Elementary students faced-off at the campus Name that Book competition on Thurs- day, April 9. Pictured are the winning fourth and fifth-grade teams. Shown are (back row, l-r) Allison Nichols, Brithany Contreras, Alexis DeJean, Madison Higgins, Adrian Calderon and Kelli Borel; (front row, l-r) Christina Conklin, Ryley Klefstad, Hannah Olivo, Coleman Ledbetter, Ed- ward Herzog, Santiago Valle and Sandra Smith. WISD Public Information.

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“Once again, we are looking for Hardware, Steinhauser’s, Repka’s and supporters are asked to mark a variety of auction items, from Hardware, and the Hempstead their calendars and save the date big to small.” Haack asked that Theater; in Field Store at Amsler of Saturday, July 25, 2015 for Insurgent Pocket people contact him at 281-330 & Associates; in Waller at Cold- what CALH hopes to be a re- 0994 with any items or ideas to well Banker; and in Brookshire markable evening of unity in help with the fundraiser. at The Times Tribune office. The Waller County. Ticket sales are to begin on cost per ticket is $25 and includes For more information, visit April 22, 2015, and will be avail- a rib-eye steak dinner. them online at www.StopHw- able in Hempstead at Schwarz In the meantime, citizens y6Landfill.com.

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It is about time that the pub- ing on federal lands and military forcements often have disaster lic begins to question the neces- bases as they have down in the drills and isn’t it local law en- sity of these domestic military past, leaving civilians out of the forcement that will be the first operations which are unprece- fray of their simulated warfare responders in any domestic situ- dented in American history. Let operations. ation? the military conduct their train- After all, our local law en- Jade Helm 15 will be ex- tremely costly to the American taxpayer, since the military will have to pay for meals and lodging since the drills will not take place Hockley Fertilizer, Inc. on a military base. Remember, this summer, if you happen to 26835 San Felipe • Hockley witness these exercises that the 936-931-3657 • 936-372-3657 buzzing helicopters and the pres- ence of the U.S. military in your community is being paid for by Spring is Here you, the taxpayer. Are these massive opera- tions really necessary for our se- It’s Time to Fertilize! curity? Perhaps a better way to spend our taxpayer dollars would *Various Custom Blends* be to render more aid and assis- tance to the persecuted Chris- tians in Africa and Asia. But nothing will change un- Bring us your Soil Samples less we cease to be a nation of the “Silent Majority.” * Save Your Nitrogen * Contact Carrie at [email protected] for any Nutri-Sphere-N Nitrogen Stabilizer questions or comments on her columns. * Weed & Feed Coastal Bermuda Chaparral Herbicide DID YOU KNOW? Cure those fire ant problems with Amdro Pro You can help W.A.R.M Come by or give us a call ... Call: 936-372-5173

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Waller area walkers will go The American Cancer So- cancer) and caregivers walk or around the clock to fight cancer ciety Relay For Life is a life- use a wheelchair to complete during the American Cancer So- changing event that brings to- the first lap. This is an emo- ciety Relay For Life of Waller gether more than 3.5 million tional time that sets the stage of County. This celebration of life people every year to celebrate the importance of each partici- brings the numerous groups and the lives of those who have pant’s contribution. A festive individuals concerned about battled cancer, remember loved atmosphere develops around cancer together in an effort to ones lost, and empower individ- the track. As walkers make new fight back. Teams of will gather uals and communities to fight friends and spend time with old at the Waller Auxiliary Stadium back against a disease that takes ones, the Relay heats up and to join the fight against cancer so much. Relay For Life opens the camp-out begins. An atmo- from 6 p.m. to 12 midnight on as cancer survivors (anyone who sphere of camaraderie is created Friday, May 1, 2015. has ever been diagnosed with with team members entertain-

Cancer survivors and supporters walk the Survivors Walk during the 2014 Relay For Life. The annual event is set for Friday, May 1 at the Waller Auxiliary Football Stadium. Submitted photo.

ing each other: eating, playing Supporters can start a team, join and Fight Back Ceremony at games and, of course, walking a team, purchase a luminaria or 11:45 p.m. for a great cause. make a donation at www.relay- American Cancer Soci- Highlighting the evening forlife.org/wallercotx. ety Relay For Life Information is the luminaria ceremony that Relay For Life Waller about how to form a team or be- takes place after dark (about 9 County invites area residents come involved in the American p.m.) to honor cancer survivors to come out on May 1 and join Cancer Society Relay For Life and to remember those lost. Lu- in the festivities. There will is available at www.relayforlife. minarias line the track and are be BBQ sandwiches, nachos, org/wallercotx. left burning throughout the night popcorn, snowcones, a bounce For more information about to remind participants of the im- house, and much more. Open- cancer, call the American Can- portance of their efforts. “Relay ing Ceremonies are at 6 p.m., cer Society’s 24-hour help-line For Life is as much an aware- followed by the Survivor Lap, a at 1-800-227-2345 or visit can- The Waller High School Girls Soccer Team District 19-5A Honorees were 1st Team All-District ness raiser about the progress Luminaria Ceremony at 9 p.m. cer.org. Angel Tapia; 2nd Team All-District Clarissa Ramirez; Honorable Mention Margaret Denena; and against cancer as it is a fundrais- Academic All-District Kelly Allen, Priscilla Amaro, Amy Balderas, Margaret Denena, Jessica Her- er,” said Theresa Miller. “Many nandez, Duda Lima, Paige McKenna, Abbi Orduna, Maiken Vambeset and Hannah Wehlmann. of the participants will be peo- The girls soccer team members and Waller High School Head Coach Alex McMorris were recog- ple who have dealt with cancer nized at the April 13 Waller ISD School Board Meeting for their accomplishments. Pictured are the themselves. Their involvement members of the Waller High School Girls soccer team that were recognized at the April 13 Waller is proof of the progress that has ISD School Board meeting for receiving District 19-5A Honors. WISD Public Information. been made in improving cancer survival rates and the quality of life following cancer treat- DID YOU KNOW? ment.” When you shop at “The funds raised will en- W.A.R.M. Treasures able us to continue our invest- Thrift Shop you are ment in the fight against cancer helping your community. by helping people stay well, by helping people get well, by find- ing cures, and by fighting back,” Miller said. Relaxed Quiet Country Living Read It is not too late to form a team. Many teams fundraise 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments at The Waller year-round and many start just Low Affordable Prices weeks before Relay. Participa- Times tion registration is $10. When •Playground on Property supporters raise $100, they re- •Affordable Daycare on Property online at ceive an event “HOPE” t-shirt. •Laundry Facilities on Property •Affordable Housing Program www. DID YOU KNOW? with income guidelines You can learn more about •Handicap Accessible thewaller W.A.R.M. at Hillside Plaza Apartments www.wallerassistance.org. times.comYYoouurr F FiriAndrss tyout Ccan C halsoh ojoinoi cicee i 19610nin H FmHe 362eaa •l Waller,tlthh TexasC Caa 77484rree us on Facebook. 936-372-9248 The Waller High School Boys Basketball team members who received All-District 19-5A Honors were First Team Sophomore Your First Choice in Health Care Charlie Hill, and Second Team Junior William Wagner. Honor- Your First Choice in Health Care able Mention was Juniors Shawn Robertson and Eric Wright and Sophomore Corbin Vines, who was also named Academic All-District. The Basketball team members and the Waller High School Head Basketball Coach Earl Claiborne were recognized at the April 13 Waller ISD School Board Meeting for their ac- complishments. Pictured (l-r) are boys basketball players Eric HEMP S T EAD Wright, Charlie Hill, and Boys Basketball Coach Earl Claiborne.

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of land described in deed recorded under Clerk’s File No. 2008-0314221 of the Lake Management Co. Official Public Records of Real Property of Harris County, Texas SERIOUS APPLICANTS ONLY send resume or email in Katy seeking interest to Dwain Wiedemann at [email protected]. lake field technician. A 12.815 acre tract of land in the Harris County School Land Survey, Abstract No. Outside work, hands 332, in Harris County, Texas, out of and a part of that certain 522.223 acre tract of on training, no experience HELP WANTED land described in deed to Freddy Wirt recorded under Clerk’s File No. 2008-0314221 required. Benefits available. Pay depends Experienced CDL Drivers to drive concrete mixer trucks in Waller and the of the Official Public Records of Real Property of Harris County, Texas on qualifications. surrounding area. We offer paid health insurance, Apply in person holidays, vacation and 401K. A fifty-foot-wide strip of land containing 1.150 acres in the Harris County School Mon thru Fri 9 am to 4 pm Land Survey, Abstract No. 332, in Harris County, Texas, out of and a part of that @ 4110 Katy Hockley Apply in person at 19410 FM 362 in Waller Cut Off Rd., Katy 77493 or call (979) 836-3664, or fax resume to (979) 836-2265. certain 60.3026 acre tract of land described in deed recorded under Clerk’s File No. Call 281-391-3688 R117042 of the Official Public Records of Real Property of Harris County, Texas Waller based Plastics Recycling Company A 43.9932 acre tract remainder of a call said 522.223 acre tract as described under Classified deadline is is seeking a General Laborer. C.F. No. 20080314221, situated at the Northeast corner of 2920 & Binford Rd. 12 noon on Fridays. No experience necessary; we will train. All expenses paid while on the road. Applicant must be reliable, work as a team member and be able to pass a drug screen. Overnight and out of state travel is required REAL ESTATE during most weeks. A pre-employment drug screen will be issued at the time of hiring. We offer paid holidays and paid vacation after one year of employ- ment. Call 936-372-5428. MSLER PART-TIME SECRETARY A AND ASSOCIATES Texas Farm Bureau Insurance located in Waller, TX is currently accepting applications for a Part-Time Secretary. Looking for a dependable, energetic, Phone: (936) 931-5356 REALREAL EST ESTATEATE Fax: (936) 372-5307 and service oriented person to help with day-to-day office activities. No experience necessary, but JOHN A. AMSLER - BROKER Customer Service and Telephone skills a plus. SALES ASSOCIATES For immediate considerations, please apply Connie Amsler, Sherry Whiteley, Cindy Ochsner with resume in person at 3019 Waller Street, In The Spotlight Waller, Texas or email resume or request for REAL ESTATE FOR SALE application to [email protected]. HOMES READY FOR YOU ACREAGE AND LOTS

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ACREAGE SMALL ACREAGE: Many tracts to choose from ...... CALL OR GO ONLINE...... FOR DETAILS 10 ACRES: Wooded tract in scenic North Waller County. Lightly restricted with community water. Waller ISD...... $15,000/ac. 15.85 ACRES: in gated Skymac Ranch. 2,000 sq. ft. insulated barn with large porch, pond & long frontage & Ag exempt...$18,864/ac. 18 ACRES: Fenced, lightly restricted, Ag exempt. Easy access to Hwy. 6...... $10,111/ac. 35 ACRES: Near Waller on Mathis Rd. Unrestricted. Some flood plain. Several building sites...... $7,850/ac. 36 ACRES: in north Waller County. Pond, large trees & choice homesites. Unrestricted...... $12,000/ac. 39 ACRES: NW Waller County. Secluded at dead-end of road. Fenced, well, 1,500 sq. ft.metal building, 12’X12’ well house, large pond & pad for homesite. Trees & pasture...... $10,750/ac. 40.9 ACRES: Near Hempstead. Unrestricted. More acreage available ...... $9,500/ac. 50 ACRES: Hockley - heavily wood & bordered on the south by Three Mile Creek. Approx. 85% in flood plain. Lots of wildlife. Great Secluded homesite...... $8,200/ac. 50 ACRES: 2 minutes south of Waller. Fenced, well, electricity, driveway w/gate & seasonal creek...... $11,500/ac. COUNTRY ESTATE: Stunning 4-2/2-3 home on 4.5 acres in Tennoaks. Home is load- 50.25 ACRES: Near Hempstead. Unrestricted. More acreage available ...... $9,500/ac. ed with too many features & upgrades to list + guest suite over garage. Manicured 63.68 ACRES: Beautifully wooded w/clusters of trees & 3 ponds. Unrestricted. Ag exempt & fenced...... $14,840/ac. grounds, 22-zone sprinkler system, deck w/hot tub & 30’X50’ insulated shop w/ex- 75.2 ACRES: Organic Farm. Rolling, unrestricted, 2 ponds, 3 barns & working pens. Adjoining acreage available.....$10,200/ac. tended cover...... $549,000 93, 96 & 98 ACRE TRACTS: Just west of Hempstead near Hwy 290 & Hwy 6. Scenic, with choice homesites, lakes, sandy soil, gently rolling & long frontage w/3-board fence. Owner Finance...... $15,000/ac. 100 ACRES: Level with long frontage near Hwy 290 at Waller. Fenced on 3 sides, pond & shed...... PENDING...... $14,900/ac. 144 ACRES: Organic Farm. Rolling, unrestricted, 4 ponds, 3 barns & working pens. Fronts Cochran Road...... $10,500/ac. MULTI-FAMILY 1226 ACRES: Highly productive working cattle ranch in Chappell Hill. Over 4 miles of frontage, improved pastures, good fencing, TOWNHOMES: 5-Unit townhome building in Prairie View. Each unit is a 2-2. Located less than 1 mile from Prairie 5 water wells, working pens, chute, hay & equipment sheds, irrigation system for 200-300 acres, holding tank, pond, good interior View A & M campus. Built in 2009 on 1 acre with paved parking...... $510,000 road, frontage along creek & Red Gully. Flood plain...... $5,500/ac.

HOMES FARMS & RANCHES FOR LEASE: Nice 4-2 in Prairie View. Includes washer,dryer, refrigerator, stove & lawn service. Quite neighborhood 20 38.5 ACRE RANCH: Near Hempstead. Nice 3-2 metal exterior home w/large back porch. Barn, arena & x-fenced pas- minutes from Cypress...... $1,250/mth tures. Ag exempt...... $499,000 HWY 6 CORNER: Older 2-1 wood frame home on 0.39 acre at Hwy 6 & FM 1736. Needs work.....PENDING...... $60,000 BROOKSHIRE: 2-2-2 on 9.6 acres on FM 359. Quarters, shop, covered arena & RV parking. City utilities, well & septic. Un- ANTIQUE HOME: Sits on 1.75 lots, corner location in Hempstead. This 2-1 home was built circa 1881 with high ceilings & restricted w/850’ frontage offers commercial potential...... PENDING...... $510,000 fireplace. Fenced in back yard & 1-car carport. Just needs some TLC...... $45,000 WALLER: Gated 13 acre ranch with 3-2.5 custom home. First floor has 3,179 sq. ft. with too many extras to list. Separate entry BUS HWY 290: 2-1 rock home w/ slate roof. Fantastic commercial potential for your small business, office or shop. Wood burning unfinished 2nd floor is framed for 2 bedrooms, media room, great room w/firelace, & plumbing roughed in for kitchen, utility fireplace and oversized detached 1 car garage. Beautiful large trees...... $79,500 room & 2.5 baths. 36X60 Morton building/barn, RV parking, pond, pasture & fenced...... PENDING...... $674,900 BRUSHY CREEK: 3-2 manufactured home on 0.459 acre lot with large shade trees. Easy acres to Tomball, Magnolia & Wa 35 Acre Ranch: on Hwy 6 north of Hempstead in Grimes County. Gated w/3-2-2 rock home with metal roof, high ceil- ller...... PENDING...... $85,000 ings, study & rock fireplace. 6-Stall barn, 3 pastures & loafing shed. Ag exempt & unrestricted. Low taxes...... $1,300,000 HEMPSTEAD: 3-3 all brick home on 2.5 lots. Wood, floors, formals, plantation shutters, sunroom, gameroom, crown molding & fireplace. Needs some TLC...... $162,500 MALLARD CROSING: 2 story 3-2-2 on corner lot of a cul-de-sac street. Spacious open floor plan, privacy fenced back yard w/cov- COMMERCIAL - INVESTMENT ered patio, kennel w/shelter & tastefully landscaped. Located in Hockley with easy access to Hwy 290 & the Grand Pkwy.....$179,000 FOR LEASE: Historical building in downtown Hempstead with 1,500 sq. ft. High visibility. Needs some TLC...... $750/mo. PINE GROVE: One story 3-2-2 brick on 1 acre in nice country subdivision with restrictions. Large rooms & well landscaped. FOR LEASE: 1,820 sq. ft. office/retail space on the corner of Smith & Main Street. High visibility in downtown Waller...$1,200/mo. Community water. Near Waller...... $215,000 0.46 ACRE: Cleared lot in Brookshire with high visibility from 90. Zone commericial or residential. Property is in HORSE PROPERTY: 5 acres with 3-2 manufactured home. Open plan w/fireplace & deck. 3-stall barn w/tack room, pasture, 100 year flood plain...... $60,000 paddocks, lighted arena, round pen & pond. Fenced & x-fenced. Off of FM 2920 in Waller...... PENDING...... $223,000 0.92 ACRE: City of Brookshire. Commericial or residential. City utilities...... PENDING...... $62,000 CHARMING: Remodeled 2-3 (possibly 3-3) farm house on 5 acres in Pine Ridge. Spacious with large kitchen, beamed ceilings, 1.5 ACRES: Just 1 block north of I-10 in Brookshire. Zoned commercial...... $1.95/sq. ft. wood floors & nice deck for outdoor living. Large shade trees. So much character!...... PENDING...... $225,000 4 ACRES: on FM 2920 across from Harlan’s shopping center. Rapidly developing area. Excellent commercial NEAR WALLER: Charming older 3-2-2 home on 5 acres. Eat-in kitchen, formals, fireplace, extra room & screened-in porch. location. City utilities. Near US Hwy 290...... $5.00/sq. ft. Partially fenced, storage bldg & scattered trees...... $234,000 Commercial corner on Kickapoo right off US Hwy 290. Freeway on/off ramps on east & west side of intersec- RIVERWOOD: Lovely 3-2-3 home on 1.87 acre in country neighborhood. High ceiling & stained concrete floors. Beautiful 30 ACRES: mature oaks. Light restrictions...... PENDING...... $239,000 tion for easy access...... $2.00/sq. ft. WALLER: Recntly remodeled 3-2-2 home on 2.3 fenced acres. Property includes workshop, well house & old barn. Easy access 450 ACRES: Excellent for residential or light industrial development in Katy. 1.5 miles north of I-10 & 15 miles from the to I-10 & Hwy 290...... PENDING...... $279,000 energy corridor...... PENDING...... $30,000/ac. PARK-LIKE: Adorable 3-2 home w/4-carport on fenced 4.38 acres. Wonderful wrap-around porch, island kitchen, gameroom & HISTORIC BUILDING: on 12th Street in Hempstead. Approx 1,500 sq. ft. Great location with high visibility...... $105,000 back patio. Workshop, barn, covered stalls, lighted riding area & scattered beautiful live oaks. On FM 362 w/easy access to Hwy WALLER NURSERY: 12 unrestricted acres with well, irrigation & commercial greenhouses. Heated plant beds for 290 & Grand Pkwy...... $329,000 year round growing. Everything needed to operate a business...... $275,000 COUNTRY ESTATE: Stunning 4-2/2-3 home on 4.5 acres in Tennoaks. Home is loaded with too many features & upgrades to HEMPSTEAD: Investment opportunity - 8 houses on 8 lots. Must be sold together. Allbut one is currently leased...$364,430 list + guest suite over garage. Manicured grounds, 22-zone sprinkler system, deck w/hot tub & 30’X50’ insulated shop w/extended HEMPSTEAD: Established & successful ballroom/reception hall. On 11.3 acres in Hempstead. Beautifully finished. Furnished cover...... $549,000 with everything you need – set up w/bookings & ready to go ...... $1,299,000 Page 4, Section B, THE WALLER TIMES, April 22, 2015

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4440 3-2-2 brick home, sunroom, large living with 4447 3-2 home in Waller on corner lot with nice shade fireplace, formal dining, large kitchen on over an acre..... trees, close to schools and churches, hardwood floor- 3743 4-2.1 two story home on hill, stone exterior, hardwood ...... $230,000 ing, many updates...... $115,000 flooring, 21 acres fenced and cross fenced...... $579,500

4402 4-2.1 country home on 4+ acres, two story, stone fire- place, built in entertainment center, island kitchen, inground 4428 3-2-2 brick home, recent roof, formals, large kitchen on pool with spa, cross fenced, 40 x 40 metal building, barn 4441 3-2.1/2 two story home on two and a half acres with mature 2 lots...... PENDING.....$107,500 with stalls...... PENDING...... $379,900 trees, large island kitchen, gated entrance ...... $499,000

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4359 1-1-1 brick home in Hempstead...... $69,000 4374 10 acres in subdivision, deed restrictions, Waller ISD...... $470,000 4375 3-2 home in town with a smaller home also on property...... $65,000 4386 160 acres with lots of frontage, water well, FM frontage, could be divided...... $2,486,820 4391 5 small homes on 3 city lots, investment potential...... $250,000 4402 4-2.1 Country home on 4+ acres, two story, stone fireplace, built in entertainment center, 4428 3-2-2 brick home, recent roof, formals, large kitchen on 2 lots...... PENDING...... $107,500 island kitchen, inground pool with spa, cross fenced, 40 x 40 metal building, barn with stalls...... 4440 3-2-2 brick home, sunroom, large living with fireplace, formal dining, large kitchen on over an ...... PENDING...... $379,900 acre...... $230,000 4403 3-2 Beautiful home on 15 acres with ag exemption, gated entrance, workshop, barn with working

4441 3-2.1/2 two story home on two and a half acres with mature trees, large island kitchen, gated pens, beautifully landscaped with irrigation, fenced and cross fenced...... PENDING...... $586,500 entrance...... $499,000 4411 Lots in City of Waller, corner property, scattered trees, recently cleared...... $27,900 4447 3-2 home in Waller on corner lot with nice shade trees, close to schools and churches, hardwood 4421 Beautiful 97 acres, brick home, barn, pond, scattered trees, close to Hwy. 290...... $2,764,500 flooring, many updates...... $115,000 4422 Corner lot in Hempstead, additional lots available...... $6,000 4423 Two lots in Hempstead, city utilities available...... $12,000 4431 5 acres, frontage on 2 roads, close to town, some restrictions...... $79,500 COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE 4432 Unrestricted lot, commercial or residential, community water...... $165,000 3743 4-2.1 two story home on hill, stone exterior, hardwood flooring, 21 acres fenced and cross 4433 4-3-2 Brick home with 2 fireplaces, on 4 acres with pond...... $265,000 fenced...... $579,500 4435 4-3-2 100 acres, large scattered oaks, ag exempt, community water available...... $1,200,920 4088 80 acres, barns, storage shed, lake, beautiful land...... $2,258,760 4437 3-2-1 Home, open floorpan, island kitchen on 4 acres, beautiful scattered trees...... $225,000 4267 9 acres, FM 2920 frontage, excellent development location...... $1,300,000 4448 40 acres, Hwy 290 visible frontage, currently in ag use...... $1,006,000 4275 9+ acres, Tomball area, ag exempt, FM 2920 frontage...... $750,000 4276 318 acres, Peek Rd in Katy, excellent location...... $11,130,000 4309 Three lots with city utilities, curbs, close to schools and shopping...... $35,000 4349 388 acre horse ranch with rail fencing, FM frontage, barns, stables, 8 acre lake, large irrigated hay field, additional ponds, main home shaded by large oaks, additional home on property...... $4,225,000 SOLD 4360 Corner lot in city with utilities...... $4,500

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