e-mail: [email protected] www.southbeltleader.com Nov. 1, 2007 Voice of Community-Minded People Vol. 32, No. 40 Arts, crafts at Cokesbury Santa’s Cupboard Arts and Crafts Show will be at Cokesbury United Methodist Church, City, county election Tuesday, Nov. 6 10030 Scarsdale, Friday, Nov 2, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m. to 4 By James Bolen loans; Proposition 4, which would authorize $1 ed on the Internet; Proposition 12, which would which would authorize $3 billion in bonds for a p.m. Tea room hours are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Sixteen proposed amendments to the state billion in additional state bonds for prisons, the authorize $5 billion in additional state bonds for new program to fund cancer research. day. Baked goods and cookbooks will be constitution will be offered for approval on the Department of Public Safety, mental health highways; Proposition 13, which would allow For a full listing of the proposed amend- offered by Methodist Women. For more infor- Nov. 6 election ballot. Among these are facilities and other state projects; Proposition 11, judges to deny bail to defendants in family vio- ments, visit www.tlc.state.tx.us. mation, call 281-484-9243. Proposition 2, which would authorize $500 mil- which would require each legislator’s final vote lence cases who violate certain conditions of On the county referendum is a series of bonds lion in additional state bonds for college student on most legislative bills to be recorded and post- their initial release on bail; and Proposition 15, totalling $880 million. Turkey dinners for sale The funds would go toward improving coun- Genoa United Methodist Church, 12501 ty transportation, parks, infrastructure and Port Palmsprings, will sell turkey dinners on Friday Location of proposed apartments of Houston facilities and would not require a tax and Saturday, Nov. 2 and 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 Where to vote? increase. p.m. Dinners are $7 for adults and $5 for chil- General election polling locations Residents within the city limits will have a dren (price includes dessert). Call the church Pct. # Location chance to vote for mayor, city controller, city at 713-946-2312 ahead of time to have take- 76 Beverly Hills Intermediate School councilmember District E and all at-large coun- out orders delivered to businesses on Friday. 11111 Beamer Road cilmember positions. 289 Garfield Elementary School Candidates for mayor include incumbent Bill Cheer clinic at Dobie 10301 Hartsook St. White, Amanda C. Ulman and Outlaw Josey The Dobie Cheer Clinic, Come Cheer with 417 Stuchbery Elementary School Wales IV. the Champs!, will be held Friday, Nov. 2, from 11210 Hughes Road The sole candidate for city controller is 6 to 9 p.m. at Dobie High School. The cheer 418 Beverly Hills Community Center Annise D. Parker. clinic is open to grades kindergarten through 10201 Kingspoint Road Vying for the District E Council seat are eighth. Participants in third- through eighth- 475 Scarsdale Civic Association Building Mike Sullivan, Annette Dwyer, William R. grades are invited to cheer at the Dobie varsity 12127 Teaneck Drive Williams and Manisha Mehta. Addie Wiseman, football game on Nov. 3 at Newcomb Field. 476 Frazier Elementary School who currently serves District E, is unable to run The clinic is $30 per person, which includes 10503 Hughes Road again due to term limits. the clinic, a T-shirt and pizza. For more infor- 536 Laura Welch Bush Elementary School Peter Brown is the lone candidate for the At mation, call Silvia Torres at 281-464-8240. 9100 Blackhawk Blvd. Large Position 1 seat. 537 BellaVita Clubhouse Candidates for the At Large Position 2 seat Library events scheduled 1548-B N. Riviera Circle include Michael “Griff” Griffin and Sue Lovell. The following events are scheduled for the 545 Parker Williams Library At Large Position 3 candidates include Parker Williams Library, 10851 Scarsdale: 10851 Scarsdale Boulevard Suite 510 Melissa Noriega and Roy Morales. Movie Madness is Thursday, Nov. 1 and 8, 654 Freeway Baptist Church The two candidates running for the At Large at 4 p.m. Call 281-484-2036 for feature title. 8702 Kingspoint Road Position 4 seat are Lawrence Allen and Ronald Explore ancestries and family histories dur- 715 Aviation Department - Ellington Field Green. The most hotly contested seat belongs to ing the genealogy discussion group meeting Highway 3 Building 510 the At-large Position 5, with eight people com- 755 Genoa Staff Development Center peting. scheduled for Monday, Nov. 5, at 2 p.m. Pictured above is the site where the future low-income Regency Park Apartments will be On Wednesday, Nov. 14, the Non-Toxic 12900 Almeda Genoa Road These include Jack Chris-tie, Joe Trevino, located on the eastbound side of Beltway 8 near Conklin. State law requires that the devel- 774 Freeway Baptist Church John Curtis Gibbs, Jolanda Jones, Marlon Band will help celebrate Children’s Book oper post a sign on the property to notify citizens of the project and of public hearings that Week at 4 p.m. Joe Romano and Susan Elliott 8702 Kingspoint Road Barabin, Ray Ramirez, Tom Nixon and Zaf would be held regarding it. Local civic groups were not notified of the development, and the 842 Burnett Elementary School Tahir. Polls will be open on election day from 7 will entertain all ages with their lively music. sign is difficult to read while driving on the beltway. Photo by David Flickinger There will be no computer classes in 11825 Teaneck Drive a.m. to 7 p.m. November. Storytime for preschoolers is Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Toddler time is Thursday at 10 and 11:15 a.m. City, developer give concessions on proposed apartments Dobie band parents meet City to change policy; developer willing to set up tutoring for resident students, join area chamber The Dobie Band Parent Organization will By James Bolen meet Monday, Nov. 5, at 7:15 p.m. in the band members, the presiding county judge or com- South Shaver, is remotely near the planned from the developer concerning the proposed hall. All band parents are urged to attend. While Houston City Council approved the missioner, the local school district superinten- apartments to be located at Beltway 8 and construction and were told that an announce- construction of the low-income Regency Park dent, the presiding officer of the school district’s Southdown Trace Trail by Conklin. ment regarding a public hearing would be made Dobie Project Grad meets Apartments on Wednesday, Oct. 31, its members board of trustees and neighborhood organiza- The West Branch Community Association is at a later date. However, neither of the officials agreed to address issues brought up by commu- tions on record with the city, county and state located near Clay Road and Beltway 8, the ever heard back from the developer about a pub- Dobie Project Graduation meets Monday, nity leaders for similar developments in the whose boundaries include the proposed develop- Minnetex Civic Club is located near E. Orem lic meeting. Nov. 5, at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria. For infor- future. ment site no later than 21 days prior to the date Drive and Highway 288, and the Braeburn “We received notice of the request of the mation, call Tonya Hebert at 281-935-1083. Although the fight to block the project was the application is submitted. Valley Home Owner’s Association is located Regency Park Apartments for the low-income BHI hosts math night unsuccessful, considerable concessions from the While all of the elected officials and the near South Gessner and South Braeswood. tax credits and that the complex was proposed city and the developer were obtained. Among Pasadena Independent School District were noti- The City of Houston’s Web site lists the civic for our area on June 14, 2007. Beverly Hills Intermediate will hold Math these will be a complete overhaul of the way the fied, not all of the neighborhood organizations groups of Beverly Hills, Gulf Palms (in Genoa That letter indicated there would be a public Family Fun Night Thursday, Nov. 8, at 6 p.m. city handles the notification process (with input were. where the children would attend the elementary hearing ‘to be announced at a later date.’ There will be games, door prizes and more. from the South Belt area). The developer will According to Toni Jackson, a representative school), Kirkwood, Sagemont and Scarsdale. However, I can find no evidence that we were soon be meeting with school district and South for the developer of the proposed project, the None of these neighborhood organizations were ever notified of the required public hearing,” Fall festival at Shadycrest Belt community officials. community civic groups that were notified notified, however, even though all of them are Lewis said, adding, “It appears that neither the Shadycrest Baptist Church will hold its A primary concern was whether the develop- include the Arlington Heights Civic Club, the located far closer to the proposed construction. school district nor the affected campuses and annual Fall Festival and Christian Antique Car er followed protocol when applying for state tax West Branch Community Association, the Another concern is whether the developer surrounding neighborhoods were given notice of Show Saturday, Nov. 3, from 1 to 5 p.m. The incentives. Minnetex Club and Braeburn Valley Homeown- provided the appropriate notification of a public a public hearing.” public is invited for food and games. A blood State law requires that any low-income hous- ers Association. hearing, which is also required by state law. State law also necessitates that a sign be post- mobile and flu shots will be available. For ing developer contact local state representatives Of these four groups, only the Arlington Both PISD Superintendent Kirk Lewis and ed on the property to notify community mem- information, call 281-485-1481. and senators, the mayor’s office and city council Heights Civic Club, located near Edgebrook and Rep. Robert Talton said they received letters Continued on Page 6A Vendors needed for craft fair Moore Elementary will hold its fall carnival State returns funds for community college healthcare Saturday, Nov. 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Tuesday, Oct. 23, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, only those community college employees actual- transition to the agreed definition of proportion- this purpose will be restored through a supple- There will be games, rides and crafts. Vendors Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Speaker Tom ly paid with state funds. ality for health insurance benefits will also be mental appropriation when the Legislature are needed for the craft fair. Call 713-740-0656. Craddick announced a plan to reinstate $154 “This is a good first step,” said Dr. Bill made. The funds will be allocated through a reconvenes in January 2009. These funds are READ at Thompson million in healthcare funds to all 50 Texas com- Lindemann, chancellor of San Jacinto College. combination of budget execution or other exist- critical in allowing the state’s community col- munity colleges, including San Jacinto College. “I appreciate the leadership coming together in a ing transfer authority by Sept. 1, 2008. Any leges to remain affordable and accessible. Thompson Intermediate will host a School This, after the funds were originally vetoed in cooperative way to find a solution. San Jacinto funds removed from another appropriation for Continued on Page 2A Community READ with author Doug Wilhelm June. sincerely appreciates the strong, unanimous sup- Thursday, Nov. 8, and asks community mem- In unveiling the plan, state leaders announced port from its state representatives and senators.” bers and parents to join students, teachers and the creation of a task force to study higher edu- Texas community colleges will receive $99 SJC tax rates 14.5365 for 3 years staff in the school/community READ. cation incentive funding. Additionally, leader- million to pay the state’s share of health benefits The school selected Doug Wilhelm’s book, At its regularly scheduled meeting on Oct. 8, tax rate Ð the proposed rate of 14.5365 cents is ship offices reached an agreement on the appro- for eligible community college employees. An the San Jacinto College District Board of the same tax rate that was in effect for 2006 and The Revealers, because of its relevance to so- priate definition of proportionality to include additional one-time payment of $55 million to cial issues facing today’s youth and because it Trustees voted unanimously to maintain the cur- 2005. is a great book to read and discuss with others. rent adopted tax rate for the 2007 tax year. Property owners may see a tax increase or Wilhelm will conduct a writing workshop The district is required by state law to publish decrease based on the change in the taxable with seventh-grade students and a 6:30 p.m. Ellington Field book published truth-in-taxation notices that analyze increases value of their property. in revenue whether the increases stem from in- Of the total rate, 11.5927 cents is allocated for forum with parents and community members. By James Bolen base. “I think it’s wonderful,” she said. Books are available upon request at no charge. creases in property tax rates or appraised values. the purpose of maintaining and operating the Local author and historian Kathryn Morrow Also a professional researcher, Morrow has a (See Page 2A.) college, while the remaining 2.9438 cents is pay- To reserve a copy of The Revealers and a place recently published a book titled “Defenders of keen interest in genealogy and often aids others at the forum, contact peer facilitator Cory For 2007, the district is anticipating increases ing interest and principal on the college’s out- America’s Gulf Coast: A History of Ellington trace their family lineage. In particular, she is in revenue from higher appraised values and new standing general obligation bonds. Brunson at 713-740-0510 or cbrunson Field, Texas 1917-2007.” interested in researching African-American @pasadenaisd.org. property that has been added to the rolls during The board of trustees will make its final vote The release of the book coincides with the ancestry. “I like to help people who are stuck, the past year. at the regular meeting of the board Monday, 90th anniversary of the base, which is to be cel- and African-Americans are stuck behind a wall The district is not proposing an increase in the Nov. 5, at the district office. T.A.F.E. hosts walk-a-thon ebrated on Saturday, Nov. 3. of slavery,” she said. Texas Association of Future Educators and The youngest child of an Air Force officer Drawing from this research, Morrow pub- Dobie High students and faculty will host a who served at Ellington Field, Morrow has lished the books “Guide to the Texas Slave Trade walk-a-thon Saturday, Nov. 3, from 5:30 to always had an interest in the base and aviation. Series: 1818-1886” and “Southeast Texas Wiseman at The Gardens 7:30 p.m. at the Dobie track. All money earned In fact, while studying for her master’s degree Colored Voter Registration and Index.” will go to the Leukemia Research Society. at the University of Houston-Clear Lake, the Additionally, the author penned a series of Sponsors will be asked to donate a set author chose Ellington’s history as her thesis research papers titled “Restoring Identities, amount for each lap completed within the two- topic. Upon researching the project, Morrow dis- Finding Families,” which is aimed at document- hour time frame. covered the base had a rich social history. ing the names of slaves who were in Texas The walk is in honor of Vanessa Buentello’s While the thesis dealt primarily with academ- before the Civil War. sister, Celena Buentello, who died Oct. 10, 2007. ic analysis, the book format allows Morrow to Combining her interest in Ellington Field’s To sign up, e-mail Allison Binnicker at abin share more of the base’s social significance. history and her affinity for African-American [email protected], Elizabeth Binnicker For instance, the author points out Ellington history, Morrow also wrote the book “79th at [email protected], or Elizabeth Field’s occupancy parallels that of the boom and Aviation Squadron: Black Soldiers at Ellington Hulsbrink at [email protected]. bust cycle of Houston’s economy. Field, Texas in WWII.” Like many in the area, Morrow is vehemently Upcoming projects for the historian include a Math night at Frazier opposed to the removal of the 147th Fighter biography about the grandson of Apache Chief Frazier Elementary’s Family Math Fun Wing’s fleet of F-16s from the military base. Peaches, who would later work as a scout for the Night will be held at the school on Tuesday, “It’s a tragic mistake to take [the aircraft] away,” U.S. Army and a biography of South Belt resi- Nov. 6. Kindergarten through second grade she said, adding, “This area is extremely vulner- dent Capt. A. J. High, who served in the then- will be from 6 to 6:45 p.m., and third and able.” U.S. Army Air Corps before piloting for Trans- fourth grade will be from 7 to 7:45 p.m., in In 2005, Morrow traveled to San Antonio to Texas Airways, which would later evolve into grade-level classrooms. Each 45-minute seg- attend the Base Realignment and Closure hear- Continental Airlines. ment will consist of two 20-minute sessions of ings in hopes of persuading Department of Morrow and her husband Michael live in math games and activities, each held in grade- Defense officials to keep the fleet of planes at Clear Lake and have four children and nine Houston City Councilmember Addie Wiseman (center) hosted a meet and greet at The level classrooms. All families who attend will Ellington Field. grandchildren. Gardens on Thursday, Oct. 18. Wiseman is term limited and is in her last year as a coun- have their names placed in a drawing for a cilmember. Pictured with Wiseman are, left to right, Martha Wilson, president of the Genoa Morrow, however, is a strong supporter of the To order one of the author’s books, visit Civic Club, Flo Parker, LaRue Welch and Cecil Strange. Photo by Marie Flickinger family math gift basket. joint military reserve being constructed at the www.kathrynmorrowresearch.com. Page 2, Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, November 1, 2007 Readers’ Opinions this bus stop. of lifesaving drugs, and discoveries relat- million for Research and Development tute, but by proactively working to ate people. But our compassion cannot Dolphins thank area I’m certain that there are other areas ed to genetics and molecular biology. and $700 million for clinical trials. And it encourage passage of the ACCESS Act be measured by government debt and in our neighborhood with similar con- Despite these advances and those of takes an average of eight years for a in Congress. new tax burdens, it must be examined in for injury concern cerns so, I’d like to ask you for assis- the federal government’s National Can- drug to gain approval through the FDA’s This Act (Senate Bill 1956 and House the light of impact. Sadly, Proposition On behalf of the Southbelt Dolphins tance. Can you please provide the name cer Institute, it’s not enough. About one- Phases 1, 2, and 3 of clinical trials. Were Resolution 6303) would permit earlier 15’s most notable impact will be the Youth Football League I would like to of person(s)/agency responsible for pro- third of the 95,000 Texans who will be the full $3 billion given tomorrow to access to promising investigational expenditure of $4.6 billion that could thank everyone that checked on Jacoby viding adequate street lighting for this diagnosed with cancer this year will not Proposition 15’s newly proposed Cancer drugs that the FDA has found both safe have been used more effectively and effi- Lewis Saturday after his injury during the particular area? Just for the record, survive. One in two men and one in three Prevention and Research Institute, the and effective enough to continue testing ciently in private hands. game. Our prayers were answered. Harris County seems to think that it’s the women in Texas will develop cancer dur- bond issue could fund only two drugs on patients. The decision to use these Ronald L. Trowbridge, Ph. D. Jacoby ended up having an injury to his City of Houston’s responsibility and vice ing their lifetime. No dollar value can be that would take nearly a decade for mar- drugs would remain between the oncolo- Ronald Trowbridge, Ph.D., is a fellow wrist. Thank You again for everyone versa. Perhaps it’s the responsibility of placed on the lives lost and the families ket approval. And they’d better both gist and patient informed about possible at Texans for Fiscal Responsibility and showing support and for your prayers. P.I.S.D.? Greatly appreciate your assis- disrupted by cancer. New research could work, without a flaw or hitch. risks. In an age of Vioxx fear and Empower Texans. In his distinguished Jeremy Ward tance. Linda Sigue provide new discoveries that lead to Meanwhile, pharmaceutical compa- demand for drug safety, the FDA would career, Dr. Trowbridge was chief-of-staff Dolphins Athletic Director thousands of lives saved from the rav- nies are spending multiple billions of dol- still retain significant control and record- to U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Publisher’s note: Lewis was injured and Clanton supports ages of cancer. A vote for Prop 15 could lars each year on researching, testing, keeping under this Act. Warren Burger and the Commission on for a while, unable to move his legs. do more for the battle against cancer and providing cancer drugs. Texans are a generous, compassion- the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution. Proposition 15 than any vote ever cast in Texas. Two. Just what would the Cancer Troubled over lack The American Cancer Society sup- Mark Clanton, MD, MPH Prevention and Research Institute spend ports the cancer research proposal on Chief Staff Medical Officer money on? What types of cancer, what College of street lighting the ballot now in Texas, Proposition 15. American Cancer Society types of treatment? What types of I appreciate the fact that the school We encourage voters to vote for Prop 15. researchers? Are taxpayers expected to hours have changed for our local high As the foremost private not-for-profit provide an irrevocable, blank check for gets back Don’t believe hype $3 billion in good faith only? school students as it makes traffic flow a funder of cancer research, we know the • CREREMATOMATORY Three. As Richard Epstein, Professor bit smoother for some areas. However, importance of an additional $300 million for Proposition 15 funding 1310 N. Main • Pearland did anyone give any thought to the stu- a year dedicated to cancer prevention of Law at the University of Chicago and With the hype surrounding Proposi- author of the recent book Overdose: How dent’s safety while waiting for a school and research in Texas. Nobel Prizes Continued from Page 1A Carrie Knutson bus at 6:30 a.m.? were awarded this month and American tion 15 (the issuance of cancer bonds by Excessive Government Regulation Sti- Perry, in consultation 832-640-7303 • 281-412-8415 Today, a student was almost hit by a Cancer Society researchers won two for the state) at a fevered pitched, I thought fles Pharmaceutical Innovation, urges, the with the lieutenant gover- FDA needs “to relax the rules on [drug] [email protected] car at the corner of Sageglen and Olive- scientific breakthroughs, which brings to your readers might find of interest a nor and speaker, will also commentary written by someone who entry, not subsidize research, under the wood due to lack of street lighting. It’s 42 the number of Nobel Prize winning appoint a task force to make almost impossible to see the stop signs scientists that have been funded by the recently lost his wife to cancer Ð but is current system.” There are many inves- Caring for People, Making a Difference strongly opposed to this expenditure of tigational drugs in clinical trials that the recommendations, to be much less someone crossing the street. Society. We’ve funded research leading considered by the 2009 In addition, the Texas Department of to the first chemotherapy, mammography taxpayer dollars. Ron Trowbridge, Ph.D., FDA has found both safe and effective has been published widely on the prob- enough to continue testing on human Legislature, on how future Public Safety has a sexual offender’s technology, bone marrow transplanta- incentive funds should be home address listed as one very near tion, the PSA prostate cancer test, a host lems with the current drug approval beings. Earlier access to these drugs process, including a piece in the Wall would extend the lives of tens of thou- allocated. Street Journal. I hope your readers find sands of terminal cancer victims yearly. The state’s leaders also you can use this piece, in which Dr. My own wife received such an investi- committed to exploring Congressman works Trowbridge offers a different perspective gational drug, which extended her life by future incentive funding on an emotional issue. Respectfully, seven months and, more important, rid- increases for higher educa- Michael Quinn Sullivan ded her entirely of torturous, morphine- tion. President, Texans for Fiscal Responsibility treated pain. Then, rather than relax the “I am pleased a consen- to secure NASA funds rules for such a safe and effective drug sus was reached on appro- As one whose wife died of cancer, I might for many, the FDA took the drug off the priate health benefit fund- U.S. Rep. Nick Lampson, grams at stake, we simply covers many priorities includ- at first blush appear surprisingly to be the market. ing. And I am encouraged applauded the planned in- cannot afford to leave ing space travel, hurricane grinch who stole Christmas. But it would Four. Since Texas’s Cancer Prevention that we not only clarified creased funding for NASA NASA’s budget high and dry satellites, environmental re- be intellectually remiss not to reveal the and Research Institute would share its the truth-in-budgeting stan- for 2008. He encourages his during this critical time.” search and other scientific shortcomings and alternatives to Prop- research advances ubiquitously with the dard for community col- colleagues to support passage NASA is funded in the matters and projects. osition 15, on the ballot November 6. other 49 states, the local Texas subsi- leges, but we were also able of the funding into law. Commerce-Justice-Science Lampson also added that Texans will be asked to authorize the dies, notes Epstein, “would provide the to place a greater emphasis Lampson was recognized appropriations bill, and the “the Johnson Space Center in state (that is, taxpayers) to issue $300 greatest net benefit to cancer patients on achievement through by House leadership and the House Appropriations pro- the 22nd Congressional Dis- million a year for 10 years ($3 billion) for outside Texas, not those within it.” It incentive funding,” said Appropriations Subcommit- posed funding NASA at trict of Texas serves as a key research on the causes and cures for would therefore make greater sense to tee chairman for his efforts. $17,622,500,000, a $313,100,000 component of the southeast cancer. Actually, the cost would be $4.6 establish a national movement at the Perry. “Community col- “For too many years, increase over the administra- Texas economy, employing billion, with $1.6 billion added for interest National Institutes of Health. All states leges are an integral part of NASA has been woefully tion’s request. the best and brightest minds on the bonds. share in the benefits, so let all states in our higher education sys- underfunded, and as a result Lampson arranged for sev- who work hard and serve as It is a humane cause, but voters need some way help pay for them. “The liber- tem in Texas and, through we run the risk of our nation’s eral meetings between NASA leaders in the sciences, edu- more information. Here are five points alization of (FDA) approval rules,” notes incentive funding, we can space program losing its Administrator Michael Griffin cation, business and human you probably won’t hear from Proposition Epstein, “has the real advantage of stim- begin to hold all our institu- ranking and reputation as the and congressional leaders space exploration, not to 15’s well-intentioned supporters. ulating research everywhere.” tions of higher education global leader in scientific and key members. mention the important roles One. The average cost of getting a Five. Texans would gain more accountable for the students endeavors and exploration,” The meetings were suc- they and their families play in cancer drug through the FDA’s clearance research advantages and faster not by they produce rather than said Lampson. cessful in securing commit- our local communities. As process is now $1.4 billion, roughly $700 giving local subsidies to a cancer insti- just those they enroll.” “With the looming retire- ments to NASA’s future pri- long as I’m in Congress, I ment of the space shuttle, orities. NASA’s proposed will aggressively champion planned exploration of the budget includes funding for NASA’s cause and continue Support Leader moon, and the future of aeronautics, education, ex- to push for more funding for orbital and planetary pro- ploration and science, which future years.” advertisers Notice Deaths of Vote on Tax Rate pany, where he went from no longer physically able. Ky.; grandchildren: Courtney Celena being a shift worker to man- For the Red Cross, she Conerly, Michael Burden, Carlton Earl aging start-up operations. trained others in CPR, first David Burden, Andrew Buentello After retirement, he went aid, swimming and lifesav- Doster,, Rachel Burden and Mathews back to work as consultant ing. She was a certified water Caleb Conerly. for Rhone-Poulenc. safety instructor and taught Benner is also survived by Gerlach is survived by his and managed summer swim his brother and sister-in-law, wife, Beverly Gerlach; sister programs at Reveille, Glen- Gary and Ruby Benner, as The San Jacinto College District Barbara Saetteli in Germany; brook and Wilson public well as numerous aunts, his children: daughter Moni- swimming pools for many uncles, cousins, nieces and ca Cross and husband Alan, years. She assisted the Red nephews. granddaughter Stacey and Cross in disaster relief in the Benner was preceded in grandsons Jonathon and Houston area. death by his first wife, conducted public hearings on a proposal to Zachary; daughter Alexandra Gerlach volunteered for Virginia Benner, infant “Zanna” Taylor and grand- multiple PTAs, Girl Scouts, daughter Deborah Benner, daughters Leslie, Susan and Boy Scouts and anything else stepson Danny Johnson, par- Amanda; son Roderic “Rod” her children or their schools ents Lester and Willie Benner increase the total tax revenues of the Gerlach and granddaughter (A.B. Freeman, South Hous- and two brothers, Kenneth Cara; daughter Gloria Cybul- ton Intermediate and South Hood and Robert Benner. ski and husband Don with Houston High School) needed. Benner was born Aug. 5, granddaughter Victoria; daugh- Throughout her life, Ger- 1937, in Pearl, Texas, and San Jacinto College District ter Patricia “Patsy” Sewell lach gave more than 10 gal- grew up in Temple, Texas. In Carlton Earl Mathews, and husband Lee; son Chris- lons of blood to various blood Celena Marie Buentello, died Oct. 24, 2007. topher “Chris” Gerlach, grand- banks. She was an original 13, died Oct. 10, 2007. Mathews was a 1978 J. daughters Jessica and Jade member of Unity Church of She is survived by her par- Frank Dobie High School and grandson Donovan Klaus Christianity in Houston and from properties on the tax roll in the preceding ents, Ramiro Buentello and graduate and a longtime Gerlach. volunteered at the church for Elsa Abrego Buentello, sister South Belt area resident. A memorial celebration of more than 50 years. Vane, grandmothers Martha Mathews is survived by life was held Saturday, Sept. Gerlach had a love of Abrego and Rebeca Buentello his wife, Janet A. Mathews; 8, 2007, at Forest Park Lawn- reading and books which she and many relatives and friends. siblings Cheryl Roberts, year by 6.07 percent dale. shared with her family and Buentello was in the Charles Mathews Jr., Denise Memorial donations may friends. She believed in nat- eighth grade at Beverly Hills Mathews and Grace McWood- be made to the charity of ural foods, home births and Intermediate and a member son (Curtis); mother-in-law choice in memory of Klaus healing, and practiced these of St. Luke’s Catholic Church. and father-in law, Louise Jef- Gerlach. beliefs throughout her life. on October 25, 2007, at 6:00 PM She also attended Moore Ele- ferson and Limas Jefferson; She sold vitamins and miner- mentary and Morris Fifth and a host of other relatives als for Nutralite (later Am- Grade Center. and friends. Joanne Edwina way) for many years because Funeral services were The funeral service was of her belief in the products. held Saturday, Oct. 13, at held Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2007, and November 1, 2007, Gerlach She was a member of Toastmas- Forest Park Lawndale. in the Rose Chapel of Mabrie Joanne Edwina Friedrichs ters and Silva Mind Control. 1960, he graduated from Memorial Mortuary. Klaus Gerlach Gerlach, 81, died Saturday, Gerlach is survived by her Lamar University with a Oct. 6, 2007, from complica- six children and twelve bachelor’s degree in educa- at 6:00 PM. Klaus Gerlach, 83, died tions of Alzheimer’s disease. grandchildren: daughter Mon- tion. His life’s vocation was Censi Koster Monday, Sept. 3, 2007. Gerlach, daughter of Lynne ica Cross and husband Alan, teaching, until his retirement Gerlach was born Sept. and John Edwin Friedrichs, grandchildren Stacey, Jona- in 2002 after 42 years of ser- Hausler 15, 1923, in Koenigsberg, was born Jan. 6, 1926, in St. thon and Zachary; daughter vice. He taught and coach-ed East Prussia, Germany. He Louis, Mo. She was the old- Alexandra “Zanna” Taylor, in the Pasadena Indepen-dent Censi Koster Hausler, 74, The San Jacinto College Board of Regents served as a flight instructor est child with three brothers, grandchildren Leslie, Susan School District for 37 years. died Sunday, Oct. 28, 2007. and fighter pilot in the John, Richard and Phil, who and Amanda; son Roderic, He also worked at South Hausler was born Nov. 12, German Air Force (Luft- all predeceased her. grandchild Cara, and step- Houston High and Jackson 1932, in Bremen, Germany. waffe) from 1942 through the She grew up in the St. grandchild Serena; daughter Intermediate schools. Benner She moved to Houston in is scheduled to vote on the tax rate that end of WWII when he crash- Louis and Chicago areas and Gloria Cybulski and husband was a resident of the south- 1952, became a U.S. citizen landed an FW-190 at an air- attended high school in Don, grandchild Victoria; east Houston area for 42 in 1958, and resided in the field in southern Germany. Chicago during World War II. daughter Patsy Sewell and hus- years and of Sagemeadow for Sagemont area for the past 45 He awoke from his coma to She helped with the war band Lee; son Christopher the last 18 years. years. discover the military hospital effort by working nights at Gerlach, grandchildren Jessi- He attended Sagemont Hausler is survived by her will result in that tax increase at a public was under U.S. Occupation Douglas Aircraft while ca, Donovan Klaus and Jade. Church and was a former daughter and son-in-law, forces. The return to his attending school during the A celebration of life was member of both Easthaven Sherrie and Bobby Young homeland after the war was day. Later, she attended the held Saturday, Oct. 13, at Baptist and then First Baptist and children Logan, Laurren not possible due to the University of Illinois in Forest Park Lawndale. Pasadena churches. and Adam and wife Nikhi; meeting to be held Russian occupation. Chicago. In 1950, she left Memorial donations may Funeral services were son and daughter-in-law Eric Gerlach’s mother’s broth- college to rejoin her parents be made to the Red Cross or held Tuesday, Oct. 30, at and Lisa Hausler and chil- er, George Vondergoltz, made in Houston, where she met the charity of choice in the Niday Funeral Home. Burial dren Matthew, Nathan, Ehren it possible for him to immi- Klaus Gerlach over the name of Joanne Gerlach. followed at Grandview Mem- and Evan; son and daughter- grate to the United States in Christmas holidays. They To visit Joanne Gerlach’s orial Park Cemetery. The in-law Christopher and Cindi on November 5, 2007, at 7:00 PM 1950. married June 7, 1951, and memorial Web site, visit Rev. Rex Forsythe officiated Hausler and children Megan, Gerlach reported to the had six children. She was a www.mem.com. the service. Pallbearers were Jenna and Shanon; sister-in- draft board as required by stay-at-home mom until the Dan Doster, Joey Burden, law and husband Annemarie U.S. immigration laws, but early 1980s, when she re- Michael Burden, David Bur- and Bob Wheeler; dearest at Thomas S. Sewell District Administration could not pass his physical entered the workforce and Lee V. Benner den, Andrew Doster and friends Hannelore Cobb and which would have allowed was employed by Oshman’s Lee V. Benner, 70, died Joshua Wingate. Caleb Conerly Donna Mathews; and many him to join the Air National Sporting Goods until the age Thursday morning, Oct. 25, was an honorary pallbearer. fond neighbors and friends. Guard at Ellington to fly P- of 70. She lived in the 2007. He is survived by his Memorial donations can A celebration of Hausler’s Building, 4624 Fairmont Parkway, Suite 104, 51s in the Korean conflict. Freeway Manor subdivision wife of 21 years, Vivian; be made to the Lee Benner life will be held at 5:30 p.m. Gerlach met and married for more than 51 years. daughters and sons-in-law, Memorial Scholarship Fund Saturday, Nov. 3, in the Joanne Edwina Friedrichs in Gerlach’s passion was Becky Benner of Houston, at South Houston High chapel of Niday Funeral 1951 and had six children. helping others. She started her Beth and Dan Doster of School, 3820 S. Shaver, Home, 12440 Beamer Road, He was a longtime employee volunteer work at an early League City, Bonnie and South Houston, TX 77587. with the Rev. James Clark Pasadena, TX 77504 of Stauffer Chemical Com- age, and it lasted until she was Joey Burden of Livermore, officiating. Thursday, November 1, 2007, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section A, Page 3 Beverly Hills releases first nine- Zachary wins medal Economic Alliance holds annual membership banquet Nov. 13 weeks honor rolls for 2007-2008 Four years after officially office at 281-867-1112. The Economic Alliance Beverly Hills Intermediate Nicholas Rohan Ghansyam, rina Nichole Ramirez, Jordan Brittany Lee Montross, Brooke unveiling a new name, logo, The Economic Alliance Houston Port Region is also School recently released its Courtney Taylor Gonzales, Robert Razo, Anyssa Marie Ashley Montross, Blake Ed- and plans for economic de- Houston Port Region is a known for its quality of life honor rolls for the first nine- Olivia Irene Gonzales, Han- Rios, Jonathan Isaac Rivera, ward Montross and Cynthia velopment in southeast Har- nonprofit entity incorporated urban revitalization master plan, weeks grading period of nah Celeste Graham, Cristian Raza Mehdi Rizvi, Sabin Moreno. ris County, the Economic in 1985 which provides eco- named Project Stars, which has 2007-2008. Students receiv- Giovanni Guerrero, Mikaela Rese Rocha, Breanna Ashley Syeda Siddra Naqvi, Kort- Alliance Houston Port Re- nomic development services been championed by mayors ing recognition are as fol- Guevara and Brianna Guevara. Roddy and Raul Rodriguez. ney Marie Neely, Quynh gion continues to stimulate to its funding Texas commu- of the port region and Harris lows. Amy Denise Hallaron, Rodolfo Vicente Rodulfo, Anhminh Nguyen, Thao Tran economic development by nities of La Porte, Deer Park, County Precinct 2 Commis- Sixth grade Alondra Liset Harper, Aman- Yadira Ruiz, Ivana Salazar, Phuong Nguyen, Sally Nguy- capping off 2007 with its Baytown, Morgan’s Point, sioner Sylvia R. Garcia. Deanna Marie Alanis, da Nicole Head, Sara Nicole Steven Sanchez, Mauresha en, Alexa Dac Nguyen, Eliza- annual membership banquet Shoreacres, Pasadena, Pear- Miryam Alanis, Maria Isabel Hernandez, Leslie Marie Taneka Sharp, Christopher beth Renee Olmos, Ojodu- on Tuesday, Nov. 13, at 6:30 land, Seabrook, South Hous- 33rd Annual Alarcon, Eliza Selena Alva- Hernandez, Audrey Alexandra Craton Shotwell, Cheyenne lume Annaqueen Onokwu, p.m. at the Hilton Americas. ton, South Belt-Ellington, BROOKS rado, Benjamin Dean Arnett, Hernandez, Alexis Nicholle Marie Simpson, Layton Robert Eric Wayne Patterson, Cassidy As a special treat, banquet Galena Park, Channelview, Stephanie Arroyo, Carolina Hicks, Kelsey Huerta, Diana Wayne Smith, Rosalva Eliz- Lily Peng, Victor Manuel attendees can sample coffee Jacinto City, North Shore and BAZAAR Sanmiguel Avila, Valerie Nelly Ibarra, Megan Jagdeo, abeth Solis, Bandur Tessa Perales and Brittany Renee from around the world. The Sheldon. Harris County and Alena Baez, Zechariah Isaac Autumn Renee Johnson, Somdah, Daniel Dat Trung Peralez. Economic Alliance, along the Port of Houston also fund Thur., Nov. 1, 4:30-8:30 with the Port of Houston the Economic Alliance, along Bailey, Destinye Ayesha Emmi Trang Kieu and Ta, Timothy Ray Tatum and Jennifer Vy Pham, Karen Fri., Nov. 2, 8:30-8:30 Barnes-Hall and Isaac Belle. Kassandra Lara. Ernest Martin Thumann. Pham, Tracie Phan, Kathy Authority and the Greater with 12 community cham- Haitem Benachour, Erin Gina Le, John An Le, Juan Levi Tolentino, Emily Tran Phan, James Ian Presas, Houston Coffee Association bers of commerce. Sat., Nov. 3, 8:30-4 Nicole Blackwell, Joseph Tiffany Kim Trang Le, Jacoby Phuong Tran, Diana Thuy Jose Luis Reyes, Manuel Al- host their third annual coffee Since early 2004, the Eco- Robert Boutwell, Ironesha Joseph Lewis, Lauren Alexis Duong Tran, Jennifer Gia exander Reyna, Tyler Renee symposium during the day on nomic Alliance has helped Celebration Hall (CLPC) Lynn Brewer, Zachary Thomas Lozano, Artezia Anntena Buu Trinh, Sabrina Paige Reyna, Carlos Lamont Rice, Nov. 13 and will feature bring approximately $100 1511 El Dorado Blvd. premier brewed selections million of capital investment Bright, Deja Nadia Brooks, Luna, Destiny Nicole Luna, Troxlar, Carlos Uriel Urrus- Edwardo Rios, Edward De- [email protected] Briana Yolanda Brown, Peter Jenny Ly, Ivan Macias, Jona- quieta, Cristian Vargas, Sa- marcus Roy, Kimberly Ruiz, during the social time at the to the area. Please no phone calls Dinh Bui, Duc Anh Bui, than Javier Martinez, Mar- manta Hisela Venegas, Kevin Benjamin Desi Salazar, banquet. Dustin Tyler Bulman, Caro- lene Martinez, Leomana Kili- Antonio Vigil, Miranda Alexis Andres Manuel Sanchez and National and international lina Bustos, Courtny Renee paki Martinez, Andrew Me- Villanueva, Nam Hoang Vu Brenda Samantha Tamez. leaders in the coffee industry Caldwell and Gerardo Al- drano, Christopher Melendez and Ytzel Yzaguirre. Thione Tam Nhi Tran, will attend the banquet which RE/MAX berto Campos. and Diana Laura Menchaca. Seventh grade Ngocque Thi Tran, Christina features the outstanding small Nancy Evila Carrillo, Jacob Mendoza, Riley Oluchi Chinonyerem Aar- Tuong-Nhi Tran, Oranna businesses from the 12 chambers Victor Manuel Castillo, Ann Miller, Mohamad Osama onchukwunyer, Ivette Alejan- Trockle, Robert Daniel Var- of commerce in the port region. Space Center Lizbeth Cavazos, Alexandra Mohamad,Yvonne Marie Mo- dra Alba, Analia Victoria gas, Davin Nicolas Velasquez, The banquet, which is open to the public, draws Guadalupe Cirlos, Eric Dan- lina, Elizabeth Ashley Mon- Alcoba, Hector Alonso, Chris- Gregorio Junior Villegas, Stuchbery student Zachary Couchman recently Direct 281-204-1012 iel Cortes, Giovanni Emman- temayor, Savannah Nicole topher Chukwunonso Anag- Denny Hoang Vu, Sarah Re- more than 600 political, com- received a silver medal in the Special Olympics’ munity and business leaders Office 281-488-1212 uel Costilla, Judy Nga Dang, Montoya, Luis Angel Mora, bogu, Mason Patrick Anken- nee Wacasey, Lauren Ashley Greater Houston Area Softball Tournament. A Ariadna Itzamar Delgado, Christopher Andrew Morgan, bruck, Jacquelyne Marie Wilkerson, Loriana Issa Zaid from throughout Harris County. Vicki Rogers Cell 713-854-9260 Alyssa Graciela Deluna, Ser- Chanse Manuel Morris, Mar- Baade, Jennifer Esmeralda and Jonathan Brandon Zapata. member of the Pasadena Comets, a team spon- “The Economic Alliance sored by the Pasadena Independent School Dis- is committed to advocate DEER PARK: 3-2-2, Well Maintained!! Remodeled Kitchen, gio Diosdado, Quang Thanh quese Saleem Mosley and Bardales, Ronnie Gene Barnes, Eighth grade Updated Fixtures & Faucets. Garage Has Extra Outlets & Lighting. Do and Russell Glenn Dyess. Geraldine Navarrete. Angelica Michelle Benavides Basem Salim Abouassi, trict, this was Couchman’s second time to win a economic development, jobs silver medal. Couchman, 8, has Down Syn- and quality of life for our Large Backyard W/Trees & Storage Building. $124,900. #9194213. Daryl Joe Edwards, Edgar Amber Autumn Nguyen, and Cody Edwin Bennett. Javier Aguirre, Andres Ar- MOTHER-IN-LAW QUARTERS - DEER PARK - 4/3/2, Aljandro Escalera, Sarai Vir- Jennifer Nguyen, Anh Thu Sobia My Bhatty, Kaytlin menta, Emily Nicole Averitt- drome. He is part of instructor Johanna Hin- southeast Harris County communities,” said Jan Law- Pristine Condition. A Beautiful, Open, Spacious Home! Quarters ginia Espinoza, Arleni Espi- Cindy Nguyen, Kenny Nguy- Simone Brooks, Taylor Lynn Clevela, Alex Avila, Cynthia ton’s (right) special needs class at Stuchbery. Include Kitchenette. Updated A/C, Heater, Ductwork, Nice Work noza, Jacquelyn Mikayla en, Lucia Nieto, Jaylin Noah, Burton, Jose Luis Cabreja, Joanna Avila, Juan Carlos ler, president and CEO of the Hinton, who was presented the First Year alliance. “Our annual mem- Shed In Back With Electricity. $179,900. #3937874. 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Nursery Available at all Services 11 A.M. – FAMILY WORSHIP 281-484-9243 ¥ 10030 Scarsdale Blvd. Page 6, Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, November 1, 2007 Apartments . . . Moore Elementary announces honor, merit rolls Moore Elementary School Armstead, Alayna Cano, Tiffany Flippen, Nadia Gar- Taylor Nguyen, Raul Perez, Fourth grade Henderer, Grace Jackson, Carnish, Kara Desselle, Continued from Page 1A recently named its honor Thomas Carte, Joseph Cas- cia and Erika Garza. Genaro Salinas, Mireya Honor roll Rebecca Nickelson, Na- Destiny Fraustro, Giselle bers of any upcoming public hearings. While a sign and merit rolls for the first teneda, Angelique Chau, Raquel Garza, David Gon- Sifuentes, Johnny Tran, Katelyn Childs, Kristy seem Shafaei, Mayalen Sua- Garcia, Erika Hernandez, was posted on the property, it is nearly impossible to nine-weeks of 2007-2008. Brynn Dempsey, Alvin zalez, Eric Hoang, Wayne Zion Walker, Dustin War- Christmas, Nicole Cypert, rez and Daniel Velasquez. Anna Le, Albert Nguyen, read while driving the beltway. Students receiving recogni- Deveza, Fremontrea Elzy, Lominac, Quyen Nguyen, den and Jacob Worsham. Ashley Deveza, Shelby Merit roll Kevin Pham, Joey Tran and The developer said that public hearings were held, tion are as follows. Gabriela Caceres, Katie Nicklaus Velasquez. and no one from the South Belt community showed First grade up to oppose the project. It is difficult, however, to Honor roll attend a meeting of which one is unaware. Aliza Alfaro, Holly Bak- Westbrook participates in HAM radio link Notified civic groups such as the West Branch er, Bryant Brown, David MAKEMAKE MONEYMONEY BY HELPINGHELPING PEOPLEPEOPLE Community Association, which is roughly a 45- Chicas, Hannah Christen, minute drive from the proposed complex, have little Sam Donaho, Katelynn SAVEVE ONON THEIRTHEIR ELECTRICELECTRIC BILL!BILL! interest in such projects, as they are unaffected by Dugan, Elizabeth Elliott, them and have no reason to oppose their construc- Lar’Dayja Elzy, Rubin tion. Flores, Hanna Frasso, Jaz- Councilwoman Anne Clutterbuck, who represents mine Garcia, Karen Green RecordedRecorded MMessage:essage: 2281-436-662981-436-6629 District D located in the far southwest side of town, and Keishon Groves. www.ElectricBillSavers.com/5021www.ElectricBillSavers.com/5021 said she was very surprised to hear that a civic group Brittany Gutierrez, Sofia in her district was notified of the South Belt devel- Hernandez, Trevor Hon- opment. “This is a long distance from the property,” dros, Alec Johnson, Morgan she said, adding, “You have to notify the people who Moore, Aaron Nguyen, An- will be directly affected. There’s a problem when dy Nguyen, Emily Nguyen, Runners help out people adjacent to the property are not notified and Michelle Nguyen, Randy people in Districts A and C are.” Nguyen, Anosacha Peete- Of particular concern to PISD is funding for any Meyers, Jayveon Peoples future students that the new apartments will draw. and Trey Pettis. The district, which is already operating on a shoe- Amy Phan, Ariel Phil- string budget, will likely be negatively impacted lips, Taylor Pleasants, Jake once the apartments are constructed. “There is little Richnow, Gabriel Sanchez, MAKE MONEY BY HELPING PEOPLE doubt that the cost of educating children of poverty is Neema Shafaei, Olivia Sim- higher and has greater impact on our budget and on mons, Betzabe Solis, Haley On Sept. 14 at 1:40 p.m., students at Westbrook Brotzman, Sierra Soto, (bottom photo) Dr. Lori SAVE ON THEIR ELECTRIC BILL! our school facilities. Without proper notification, it is Spencer, Sydney Tran, Tay- Intermediate had the chance to participate in a Broughton (principal), Sierra Soto, Adil Muham- difficult to make adequate plans to address the needs lor Tran, Nicholas Vega, HAM radio link to the International Space Station. mad, Ryan Bell, Zoya Husain and Keith Esthay. A of these students,” Lewis said. Cristian Vela and Isabelle Pictured are, left to right, (top photo) Armando video of the presentation can also be viewed on At the request of Marie Flickinger, publisher of Villarreal. Morales, Alexander Dwyer, Connor Wooley, Greg CCISDTV at ccisd.net. Submitted photos Recorded Message: 281-436-6629 the South Belt-Ellington Leader, the developer said Merit roll he would provide after-school tutoring at the com- Vianett Campos, Lizbeth www.ElectricBillSavers.com/5021 plex for students in need. Chapa, Sean Dempsey, Mel- The developer also agreed to join the South Belt- ody Le, Caleb Morante, Alan Ellington Chamber of Commerce and meet with Nguyen, Dennis Pham, Lewis and Flickinger regarding the community’s Kareem Salomon, Karina interest, according to Steve Ford, a representative of Santos, Daniel Tello and the developer. Christian Willet. Councilwoman Ada Edwards, who chairs the Second grade city’s Housing and Community Development Honor roll Committee, said she intends to follow up on infor- Nicholas Barrientes, Gar- mation provided by local leaders. “Thank you for rett Barrientos, Hillary Ba- bringing clarity to a system that is flawed,” she said, zaldua, Nathan Bennett, adding, “We’ll look into the notification process, and Lily Bui, Karissa Cook, The Stuchbery Runners assist the front office I look forward to correcting it.” Rafael Coreas, Alexander twice a day, taking the load off them by deliver- Cuaping, Citlali Feria, Gra- ing to students such items as lunches, lunch cie Garcia, Klarissa Garza, Community Weight Loss Challenge money, jackets or other items that were left at Elezar Gonzalez and Maria home and parents brought to the front office. OSE LBS BY HRISTMAS Hernandez. Runners are, left to right, Alex Dosal and Leann L 10 . 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Falls High School. the Bands of America The entire band com- Grand National Champ- It’s Your Home. It’s Our Reputation. peted against approxi- ionship in the RCA Dome mately 30 bands in both in Indianapolis. We CARE About Both! SECTION B Thursday, November 1, 2007, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 1 SPORTS & CLASSIFIED Longhorns hope to spoil Trojans’ big celebration act There will be plenty of the ball as Dobie and South football for the 39th time in Not only will the Dobie- Trojans in the playoffs and certainly our chance to offs for the first time in DOBIEDOBIE PlayersPlayers excitement on both sides of Houston tangle in varsity the series. South Houston game fea- eliminate Dobie at the play spoiler.” three seasons. The task will Overall, Dobie has had ture homecoming festivi- same time. Longhorns’ Perhaps if Dobie was be tough, though. ofof thethe WeekWeek its way with the Trojans, ties for the Trojans, but head coach Bobby Cotton out of the playoff hunt, the Milton Howell, South SCHOOL/SPORTS PHYSICALS winning 10 straight and 27 also a 50th anniversary understands that at least on outcome would not mean Houston’s dual-threat quar- Discount School/Sports Physicals. of 38 overall. But this time party for the school and its paper, the Trojans are the as much to the locals. Yet terback, is in the running Will Come to You, Minimum Group of Four. around, there is much more current and former stu- favorite. even with just two wins, for District 22-5A most on the line than usual Ð for dents. At 6-2 overall, the the Longhorns can make valuable player honors this 832-444-9477 or 281-725-2207 both teams. Given South Houston Trojans are in the midst of the playoffs with back-to- season. [email protected] The Trojans will be sur- principal Steve Fullen was one of their finest seasons back wins to end the sea- Slowing Howell and his rounded by plenty of at Dobie last year as an in recent memory. By con- son. teammates will be tough pageantry for the special 1 assistant principal, one trast, the 2-6 Longhorns are After taking on South enough for the Dobie p.m. kickoff Nov. 3 at could be made to believe in one of their worst. Houston, Dobie plays at defense, but Cotton is Newcomb Field. the big celebration was None of it will matter on Newcomb Field Nov. 10 equally concerned about Playing in a stadium purposely set up to include Nov. 3, Cotton said. against La Porte, which is the South Houston defense. named after a former the Longhorns. “We’ve talked to the 1-4 in district play. “I’ve been going against Trojan head coach Ð Bill Whatever the case may players about what is going If Dobie beats South South Houston since 5 Josh Monette Newcomb Ð the Trojans, be, the Longhorns are on at South Houston with Houston and then finishes before I arrived at Dobie,” Anthony Phillips their fans, faculty, adminis- intent on crashing the the homecoming, the 50th in a two-way tie with the Cotton said. “This is the 7 tration and alumni will be party. After all, a South anniversary and everything Trojans, the Longhorns best South Houston I’ve Dobie vs. North Shore Nov. 7 - Sept. 25 Nov. 13 - Dec. 6 hosting a big party. Houston win will put the else,” Cotton said. “This is would advance to the play- seen in 11 years of facing Phillips returned to the lineup and registered 4-6 p.m. 6-8 p.m. them. Howell is a threat, 66 yards on 17 carries against a tough defense. Nov. 26 - Dec. 17 Dec. 10 - Jan. 9 and I think their defense is Monette was the stopper for the Longhorns’ 4-6 p.m. 6-8 p.m. McDonald’s underrated.” defense from his linebacking spot. Brook, Despite his concerns, hoops set Cotton believes in the SPONSORED BY Longhorns. Dobie “No, it’s not going to be Roy Shiflett Nov. 15-17 easy,” he said. “But we feel USA KARATE The 2007 McDonald’s like we are in position for a Realtors VB thorough performance in Texas Invitational high 37 Years of Community Support all phases of the game. I school boys and girls bas- Troy Leland, Owner AFTER ketball tournament is set hope South Houston’s fans for Nov. 15-17 in the finished have fun but we win.” SCHOOL Pasadena and surrounding Continued on Page 6B areas. 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John Bechtle Eli Tanksley Toni Muse Emory Gadd Joe Craddock ager; major/minor director; major/minor player Dobie. North Shore freshmen 20 agent; pee wee/machine pitch player agent; conces- Despite the losses, the Dobie Orange 0 Dobie vs South Houston South Houston South Houston Dobie South Houston sions assistant; junior/senior vice president; Longhorns played with The North Shore fresh- South Houston junior/senior concessions director; junior/senior pride in each of the games man team scored eight Brazoswood at director and junior/senior player agent. and gave themselves a points in the fourth quarter Clear Brook Brazoswood Clear Brook Brazoswood Brazoswood Anyone interested in being on the board for 2008 Clear Brook chance to win. In the end, to break open a tight game and/or for any questions, direct e-mail requests to the Mustangs had the upper en route to a 20-0 win over Pearland at sbhll@ hotmail.com. hand. the Dobie Orange team. Galveston Ball Pearland Pearland Pearland Pearland Pearland North Shore JV 42 North Shore led 6-0 after Select baseball players needed Dobie 0 one quarter and later Dickinson at Dickinson La Marque La Marque La Marque La Marque Dobie’s junior varsity extended its edge to 12-0 La Marque A South Belt area age 9-under select baseball team lost a 42-0 decision to entering the final period of team is seeking players for competition in an Texas City at North Shore as the Mus- play. Texas City Texas City Texas City Texas City Texas City upcoming winter league in the area. tangs simply had too much Along the way, the Angleton For more information about the team, call Craig power. Longhorns had their Kempner at Redmon at 281-236-5112. Kempner Kempner Kempner Kempner Dulles Andre Spiller and Mark chances to pull closer in the Dulles Verduzco played well game. However, ill-timed South Belt youth soccer board offensively for the Long- penalties and costly mis- Channelview at Lee Lee Lee Channelview Lee The South Belt Youth Soccer Club will hold a horns, who slipped to 3-4-1 takes were too much to Baytown Lee board election at the next general membership overall and 2-2-1 in district overcome in the end. Houston Christian at meeting, Nov. 12, at the MUD building located at action. Devonte Meyers and Houston Christian Houston Christian Houston Christian Houston Christian Houston Christian Lutheran South the corner of Blackhawk and Hall Road. The meet- Maurice Poullard and Julio Alvarez drew acco- ing starts at 7:30 p.m. Verduzco stood out on the lades from the Dobie Smiley at Smiley Galena Park Galena Park Galena Park Galena Park The officers’ election will include the following defensive side for Dobie. coaching staff for solid play Galena Park North Shore sophs 42 in the game. positions: president; second vice president; secre- Barbers Hill at tary; field manager and uniform manager. Dobie 21 On defense, the Long- Barbers Hill Barbers Hill Barbers Hill Barbers Hill Barbers Hill The Longhorns’ sopho- horns stayed close as Law- C.E. King The term of the officers will be for two years more team came out play- rence Henderson, Justin starting Dec. 1, 2007. ing well but could not keep Edwards, Chris Wiggins This week’s record 7-3 8-2 6-4 5-5 8-2 For more information about the league, its sched- up with North Shore in a and Corey Flippen all made ule or the election, visit the Web site at sbysc.org. 42-21 defeat. key plays in the game. Tony Henderson recov- The win for North Shore Season record 64-25 68-21 64-25 57-32 67-22 ered a fumble in the end gave the Mustangs a sweep zone in the first quarter as of the series between the the Longhorns got on the two schools. scoreboard. The Longhorns’ fresh- Both tricks and treats for locals in BAFL playoff opening tilts Josh Cano added a 13- man Orange team is now 4- yard run in the third quarter. 4 overall this season, Just in time for Hallow- nals, including freshman exciting second-half come- Hosea Woodley then fired a including 3-2 in the District een, there was a mixed bags and junior play at Indians back. 40-yard scoring pass to 22-5A standings. of both tricks and treats for Field in Santa Fe and the Trevin Hooks got the Irving Garza in the fourth The Longhorns’ subvar- local programs in the Bay sophomores and seniors at Dolphins rolling in the sec- quarter. sity teams will play South Area Football League play- Pearson Park in Alvin. ond half as he recovered a Cano, Garza and Wood- Houston Nov. 1 in a four- offs Oct. 27. Those games will be played Magnolia fumble and raced ley were solid offensively, game series. Three of the four Nov. 3. 40 yards for a touchdown. Southbelt Dolphins entries Dolphins still going Hooks then fired a two- advanced to the semifinals Despite a disappointing point pass to Cody Pinkins after big wins. triple overtime loss at the as the lead was cut to 14-8. Ellington’s Rams sent sophomore level, the The Dolphins finally Sports calendar two of their three playoff Southbelt Dolphins still took the lead as Christian teams to the next round. have three teams alive in the Sanders dashed 60 yards for FOOTBALL Meanwhile, the Sagemont semifinals. the go-ahead score. Thursday, Nov. 1 Cowboys’ sophomores and The senior division team Magnolia drove down Clear Brook JV at Brazoswood, 6:30 juniors were eliminated in fell behind 14-0 at halftime the field in the final minutes Clear Brook sophomores at Brazoswood, 4:30 the first round. against the Magnolia but ran out of time at the Clear Brook freshman A hosts Brazoswood, 4:30 Next up are the semifi- Sharks before staging an Southbelt 25-yard line. Clear Brook freshman B hosts Brazoswood, 4:30 Dobie JV vs. South Houston, Auxiliary, 4:30 Dobie freshman Orange at South Houston, 4:30 Dobie freshman White at South Houston, 4:30

Friday, Nov. 2 Clear Brook varsity hosts Brazoswood, District, 7:00

Saturday, Nov. 3 Dobie varsity (visitor) vs. South Houston, Newcomb, 1:00

Thursday, Nov. 8 Clear Brook JV hosts Pearland, 6:30 Trevin Hooks (32) makes the tackle on Magnolia’s Clear Brook sophomores host Pearland, 4:30 Despite trailing 14-0 at halftime, the Southbelt Chris Lopez. The Dolphins are headed to the semifinal Clear Brook freshman A at Pearland, 4:30 Dolphins’ senior team rallied for a 15-14 victory over playoff round next. Clear Brook freshman B at Pearland, 4:30 Magnolia at Santa Fe. On this play, the Dolphins’ Dobie JV at La Porte, Laird, 6:30 The win propels the Daniel Delatte, Angel Mercado, Ryan Puga and man, Josh Huff, T.J. Kilby, Dobie freshman Orange hosts La Porte, 4:30 Dolphins into the semifi- Garcia, McKenzie Gil- Marcus Rodriguez as they Mitchell, Ethan Riojas, Dobie freshman White hosts La Porte, 4:30 nals Nov. 3, where they will Cuesta, Jordan Razo and helped in the win. Josh Huff, Elijah Silva and face the Pearland Texans at Justyn Gonzalez chipped in The Dolphins’ defense Ty Wright Friday, Nov. 9 10:45 a.m. in Alvin. on offense as the Dolphins came up with the shutout as At press time, updated Clear Brook varsity at Pearland, The Rig, 7:00 Southbelt’s junior team advanced. Justyce Battles, Joshua scores from the first round ran its record to 11-0 after On defense, Robert Bennett, Jacoby Davis, of the playoffs were not Saturday, Nov. 10 beating the Pearland Andrade, Isaac Belle, Byron Flores, Dominic posted on the Bay Area Dobie varsity hosts La Porte, Newcomb, 1:00 Patriots 40-13 at Black- Reginald Cloud, James Franklin, Javen Hedge- Football League Web site. hawk Park. Davis, Hector Flores, VOLLEYBALL The game was tied 13-13 Demarcus Green, Ehren Thursday, Nov. 1 at the half before the Hausler, Jarvis Lester, Thompson hosts 7 Light tournament, TBA Dolphins rallied, winning Jason Lester, Perro and Beverly Hills at 7 Light tournament, Thompson, TBA the game for an injured Jaylen Johnson played Thompson at 8 Light tournament, Queens, TBA Carnez Gant of the Ellington Rams senior division team gains the edge against a teammate. exceptionally well. Beverly Hills at 8 Light tournament, Queens, TBA Pearland Texans’ defender in the first quarter of the playoff game between the two Running back Jacoby In the next round, teams at Santa Fe. The Rams scored first, but the Texans won the game. Lewis scored the game’s Southbelt will go up against Friday, Nov. 2 first touchdown on a 40- host Santa Fe at 10:45 a.m. Thompson hosts 7 Light tournament, TBA yard run before suffering an at Indians Field. Beverly Hills at 7 Light tournament., Thompson, TBA injury. He was taken by SB sophs slip 12-6 Thompson at 8 Light tournament, Queens, TBA ambulance to an area hospi- In what was a tough Beverly Hills at 8 Light tournament, Queens, TBA tal but is expected to make a defeat, the Dolphins’ full recovery. sophomore team lost 12-6 Thursday, Nov. 8 In the absence of Lewis, in triple overtime. Beverly Hills 8 Dark at Bondy, 4:30 Southbelt pounded Pear- Joe Gonzales, Benny Beverly Hills 8 Light at Bondy, 5:45 land. Jason Lester blocked a Hamilton, Chris Mosley, Beverly Hills 7 Dark at Bondy, 4:30 punt and then recovered the Eric Detiege, Kameron Beverly Hills 7 Light at Bondy, 5:45 loose ball for a touchdown. Dolford, Michael Navarro, Thompson 8 Dark hosts Park View, 4:30 Demetrius Davis ran for the Isaiah Myers, Isaiah Man- Thompson 8 Light hosts Park View, 5:45 extra point, and the two zanales, Gage Peete-Myers, Thompson 7 Dark hosts Park View, 4:30 teams were tied at halftime. D’Vaughn Pennamon, Thompson 7 Light hosts Park View, 5:45 Kevian Deleon had four Isaiah Sarkodich and touchowns in the second Jimmy Ramirez played well SOCCER half for Southbelt as the on offense in the game. Friday, Nov. 2 Dolphins pulled away. The defense was led by San Jacinto vs. Ranger, Tyler, 5:00 Deleon caught 35- and Chris Barber, Patrick 30-yard passes from quar- Cloud, Desmond Flores, BASKETBALL terback Kevin Caballero for Isaiah Hackney, Willie The Dolphins’ sophomore team defeated the Pearland Saturday, Nov. 3 two touchdowns and added Scott, Jorren Poullard, Brook girls program at Crosby tri-scrimmage, 10 a.m. Patriots 40-13 as Demetrius Davis (10) and his team- runs of 40 and 45 yards for Kevin Upchurch, Alex Va- mates moved on to the semifinals. Brook boys program hosts tri-scrimmage, 9 a.m. scores. lerio Jr., Gregory Richard Dobie boys program hosts tri-scrimmage, 1:00 Jacoby Perro ran for a and Ernesto Rodriguez. pair of conversions, and SB freshmen win Tuesday, Nov. 6 Davis added his second The Dolphins’ freshman Brook varsity girls host Crosby, 7:30 Jaylon Bolden (with ball) gave the Rams’ sophomore team an early lead as he broke conversion of the contest. team remains in the running Brook JV girls host Crosby, 6:00 the tackle of the Cowboys’ Damian Molina and others on his way to the end zone. Michael Arnesen, Mich- after cruising past Magnolia Brook freshman A girls host Crosby, 4:30 The Rams advanced with a victory over Sagemont. ael Garcia, Josh Bolling, 39-0. Javean Hedgeman start- Thursday, Nov. 8 ed the offensive show with Brook girls at Clear Creek JV tourn., Clear Springs, TBA a 50-yard run for a score. Brook girls host Clear Creek freshman tourn, TBA BAFL Semifinal Playoff Round Dominic Franklin next Brook varsity, JV boys at Humble tri-scrimmage, 4:00 went 55 yards on the Freshman Division at Santa Fe Sophomore Division at Alvin ground for a touchdown and then converted the extra Friday, Nov. 9 12:30 p.m. Ð League City vs. Southbelt Brook varsity girls at Scarborough, 7:00 12:30 p.m. Ð Ellington vs. Hurricanes point. Franklin later deliv- ered a 70-yard fumble Brook girls at Clear Creek JV tourn., Clear Springs, TBA 2:15 p.m. Ð Ellington vs. Hurricanes 2:15 p.m. Ð Patriots vs. League City return for a touchdown. Brook girls host Clear Creek freshman tourn, TBA Jeremy Davis rambled Games played at Indians Field Nov. 3 Games played at Pearson Park Nov. 3 45 yards for a touchdown, Saturday, Nov. 10 and Jaizac Garcia came Brook girls at Clear Creek JV tourn., Clear Springs, TBA through with a touchdown Brook girls host Clear Creek freshman tourn, TBA Junior Division at Santa Fe Senior Division at Alvin run of 40 yards. Osby Dobie boys program hosts tri-scrimmage, 10 a.m. Mitchell’s 5-yard scoring 9 a.m. Ð Texas City vs. League City 9 a.m. Ð East End vs. Texas City run sealed the scoring. TENNIS Southbelt’s standouts Tuesday, Nov. 6 10:45 a.m. Ð Southbelt vs. Santa Fe 10:45 a.m. Ð Southbelt vs. Texans included Keith Armstead, Dobie freshmen at Friendswood, 3:30 Devon Bustamonte, Will- Texas City won the junior division playoff game Games played at Indians Field Nov. 3 Games played at Pearson Park Nov. 3 iam Fuselier, Mattias Gallo, Thursday, Nov. 8 Jazaic Garcia, Marc Garza, against Sagemont, but the Cowboys never gave up. London Jenkins, Andres Defender Jamarco Stephen (right) came up with a big Dobie JV at Friendswood, 3:30 stop on this play to keep the score close. Thursday, November 1, 2007, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 3 Eighth-grade Lady Bears, PV split Stuchbery PP&K winners Lions dash past Bulldogs Beverly Hills’ eighth- the match as the Lady Bears Karen Jimenez also played grade volleyball program went on to win the first well in the match for the A four-game sweep of offensive charge. Oscar Campos. won a match and lost anoth- game. Lady Bears. Southmore Oct. 23-24 put The shutout on defense 7B Lions 6 er against Park View Oct. Later in the match, Jenna The eighth-grade Light Thompson’s football teams was guided by Jonathan Souhtmore 0 25. Medina delivered several team fell to 5-2 with the solidly in playoff contention Bravo, Brian Campbell, The Lions’ seventh-grade entering the final week of the Joseph Cooper (intercep- B team ensured the sweep of In eighth-grade Dark great winning serves. loss. The win for the Dark regular season. tion), Hicks, Jones, Tyler Southmore with a tight 6-0 play, the Lady Bears won Dorothy Tran and Gaston team pushed that team’s 8A Lions 22 Keel, Wolfe, Martinez, Sean win. Thompson is now 2-1 in the best-of-three match two contributed from the back record to 6-1. Southmore 6 Peace, Ramirez, Andre the zone and 4-3 overall. games to one to edge Park row, combining for 22 digs. Beverly Hills also split A 22-6 win over the Timmons, Jaime Trejo and View. Although the eighth- the two seventh-grade Cowboys gave Thompson’s Tanya Palomares and grade Light team eventually matches against Park View, eighth-grade A team a 4-3 Tracy Montes got Beverly lost, Shannon O’Connor, with the Lady Cowboys overall record, including 2-1 Pasadena ISD Football Standings Hills off to a great start in Courtney Franklin and winning the Light match in zone play. 8th Grade A (Zone) the first game. Ashley Ramirez came and Beverly Hills taking the 8B Lions 34 Nyla Vasquez, Terral through with big plays in Dark match. Southmore 6 Team Zone A WL T Smith and Shanequa the first game. The Lady Bears are Darrell Allen, Oscar South Houston (6-1-0) 3 0 0 Gaston also played well in Charity Knight and unbeaten in seventh-grade Rodriguez and Chris Stock- Thompson (4-3-0) 2 1 0 Dark play at 7-0. The sev- man each had a hand in two San Jacinto (5-2-0) 2 1 0 enth-grade Light team is touchdowns as Thompson’s Queens (3-4-0) 1 2 0 Pasadena ISD now 4-3. eighth-grade B team pounded Southmore (0-7-0) 0 4 0 Southmore 34-6. Girls Volleyball Standings BHI football The win, Thompson’s fifth Zone B in seven overall games, left Beverly Hills (7-0-0) 3 0 0 the Lions atop their zone at 3- Miller (6-1-0) 3 0 0 8th Grade Light tops Indians 0. Team W L Park View (2-5-0) 1 2 0 Despite losing a game for Allen’s 15-yard run to the Bondy (2-5-0) 1 3 0 Park View 7 0 Winners of the Punt, Pass and Kick contest at Stuchbery Intermediate includ- end zone coupled with a 12- Bondy 6 1 the first time this season, Jackson (0-7-0) 0 3 0 Beverly Hills’ football pro- ed, left to right, Deja Goodwin, Jalon Bolden, Marissa Longoria and Kaelon yard touchdown burst by Beverly Hills 5 2 Woods. Shown with the students is physical education instructor Sharon Stockman gave the Lions a Southmore 4 3 gram came away with three 8th Grade B (Zone) wins in four games over Woodruff. Longoria went on to take first place in the 8-to-9-year-old age divi- big edge early. Eric Guzman San Jacinto 4 3 sion at the district competition held Oct. 15 at Newcomb Field. kicked both extra points as Team Zone A WL T Miller 3 4 South Houston Oct. 23-24. Thompson (5-2-0) 3 0 0 8A Bears 36 Thompson led 14-0 after one Thompson 2 5 quarter. Queens (5-2-0) 2 1 0 South Houston 0 South Houston (5-1-1) 2 1 0 Queens 2 5 Staying unbeaten at 7-0, Southmore closed within San Jacinto (4-3-0) 1 2 0 Jackson 2 5 the Bears’ eighth-grade A Meador student takes PP&K 14-6 at halftime, but the South Houston 0 7 team blasted the Indians 36- Lions roared back. Southmore (0-7-0) 0 4 0 0. Stockman’s 25-yard run in 8th Grade Dark Andrew Robison got the the third quarter gave the Zone B Team W L offense moving with an 82- Lions some breathing room. Beverly Hills (6-1-0) 3 0 0 Southmore 7 0 yard touchdown burst in the Oscar Rodriguez dived into Miller (3-4-0) 2 1 0 Bondy 6 1 first quarter. In the second the end zone on a 10-yard run Bondy (4-2-1) 2 2 0 Beverly Hills 6 1 quarter, Anthony Simmons later to ice the game. Jackson (1-6-0) 1 2 0 Queens 5 2 rambled 6 yards for a touch- A 30-yard scoring pass Park View (1-6-0) 0 3 0 South Houston 3 4 down and then kicked the from Allen to Rodriguez fin- Park View 3 4 extra point for a 14-0 Bears’ ished the scoring in the 7th Grade A (Zone) Thompson 2 5 lead. fourth quarter. Team Zone A WL T Miller 2 5 Junior Cedeno and Chris Oscar Delossantos, Joe Thompson (3-4-0) 3 0 0 Jackson 1 6 Garcia came through big Garcia, Guzman, Jeraldo Queens (3-3-1) 2 0 1 defensively later in the game. San Jacinto 0 7 Luna, Rodriguez, Stockman San Jacinto (2-3-2) 1 1 1 Cedeno went 42 yards for a and Allen paced the offensive South Houston (2-5-0) 1 2 0 7th Grade Light touchdown after an intercep- attack. tion, and Garcia forced a On defense, Southmore Southmore (1-6-0) 0 4 0 Team W L safety. Park View 7 0 had trouble moving the foot- Cedeno and Simmons had ball as Jalen Corona, Nicolas Zone B Bondy 6 1 scoring runs in the third Beverly Hills (7-0-0) 3 0 0 Thompson 4 3 Galicia, Shane Garcia, Luna, Continued on Page 6B Tad Robertson, Michael Jackson (6-1-0) 2 1 0 Beverly Hills 4 3 Rodriguez, Oscar Rodriguez Bondy (5-2-0) 2 2 0 South Houston 4 3 and Je Kale Williams came Southmore 4 3 Lady Lions, Miller (4-2-1) 1 2 0 through with solid games. Park View (0-7-0) 0 3 0 Queens 3 4 Jackson split Lions 7A 26 Jackson 2 5 Southmore 0 Miller 1 6 7th Grade B (Zone) Thompson and Jackson Building a 26-0 lead at Team Zone A WL T San Jacinto 0 7 halftime, the Lions’ seventh- battled in intermediate vol- San Jacinto (6-1-0) 3 0 0 leyball play Oct. 25 as both grade A team won by the 7th Grade Dark Queens (3-4-0) 2 1 0 schools won two matches. same score over the Team W L Thompson (4-3-0) 2 1 0 The Lady Lions won the Bulldogs. South Houston (2-5-0) 1 2 0 Beverly Hills 7 0 seventh- and eighth-grade The win put the Lions in Bondy 6 1 Dark division matches, first place in their zone at 3-0. Southmore (0-7-0) 0 4 0 Queens 6 1 while Jackson claimed the Jonathan Jones scored on Southmore 5 2 other two. runs of 50, 45 and 15 yards. Zone B San Jacinto 3 4 Sandra Gonzalez, a fourth-grade student at Meador Elementary, was the cham- Adrian Ramirez tacked on a Beverly Hills (7-0-0) 3 0 0 Thompson is now 2-5 pion in the Punt, Pass and Kick 10-to-11-year-old girls’ division Oct. 15 at the Park View 3 4 overall in both eighth-grade 60-yard scoring dash. Miller (6-1-0) 3 0 0 South Houston 3 4 Pasadena Independent School District competition at Newcomb Field. In the Austin Hicks, Nicolas Bondy (4-3-0) 2 2 0 divisions. In seventh-grade competition, students were given one punt, one pass and one kick attempt. The Thompson 2 5 Martinez, Matthew Mikes, Jackson (3-4-0) 0 3 0 play, Thompson’s Light total distances were added together to determine the winner in each age group. Jackson 0 7 Bradley Waters, Tyler Wolfe Park View (1-6-0) 0 3 0 team is 4-3, while the Dark Gonzalez placed first out of 38 entries after practicing for two weeks. and Daniel Gonzalez led the Miller 0 7 team is 2-5. CALENDAR HELP WANTED THURSDAY, NOV. 1 Noon Noon Free Exercise Classes Ð for plus size women are held Tuesdays Free Exercise Classes Ð for plus size women are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon at the Sagemont Community Center, 11507 Teaching Opportunities in EARN WHAT and Thursdays at noon at the Sagemont Community Center, 11507 Hughes Road. Call Connie Guillory or Beatrice at 281-922-2343. YOU’RE WORTH. Hughes Road. Call Connie Guillory or Beatrice at 281-922-2343. 1 p.m. Pasadena ISD 6:30 p.m. Trailmixers Ð Meets the first Tuesday of the month at the Luby’s Consider Diabetes Support Group Ð A support group for young adults with Cafeteria on Fuqua. Former and current employees of J. Frank The Pasadena ISD Teacher Certification Real Estate diabetes. All subjects are open for discussion: new technologies, Dobie High School are welcome for lunch and conversation. program is offering a Career Choice Sales research advances, fears, phobias, dating and other personal mat- Pasadena Heritage Park and Museum Ð Exhibits include diora- Seminar for anyone interested in becoming a ters. Meets the first Thursday of each month at 1315 St. Joseph mas, an old-time kitchen and a turn-of-the-century doctor’s office. Call today & ask for a free teacher. Potential candidates must possess a career consultation. Parkway #1705, Medical Place One. Contact Dan Steiner, CDE, at Tuesday through Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. 204 S. Main. For informa- Will help with cost of schooling. 713-756-8536 for more information. tion, call 713-472-0565. bachelor’s degree or above by May 2008. 7 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Ask for Dennis Forster. The Bay Area Writers League Ð Meets the first Thursday of each Houston Area Parkinson Society Ð Free exercise and speech He/she must have an overall GPA of 2.5 on 281-481-9000 month at Barnes and Noble at Bay Area Boulevard and the Gulf therapy from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Bayshore Sports Medicine and the 4.0 system in ALL semester hours CENTURY 21 Southbelt. Freeway. Newcomers are welcome. Rehabilitation Center, 4021 Brookhaven, Pasadena. Visit FRIDAY, NOV. 2 www.hapsonline.org for a complete list of services offered. attempted, or a 2.7 GPA in the last 60 hours 10 a.m. 5 p.m. attempted. The application deadline for the SPECIAL TOUCH Free Line Dance Class Ð The Friendswood Senior Citizen Houston Area Parkinson Society Ð Free water therapy from 5 to 2008-2009 academic school year is January Program offers free line dancing classes. The class is held at the 6 p.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. at Clear Lake Rehabilitation Hospital, 655 E. CLEANING activity building, located at 416 Morningside. All area senior citi- Medical Center Blvd., Webster. Visit www.hapsonline.org for a 25, 2008. zens, 55 or older, are invited. Previous experience not required. For complete list of services offered. NEEDS more information, call 281-482-8441. 6:30 p.m. The seminar will provide an opportunity for EXPERIENCED SATURDAY, NOV. 3 TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Ð Meets at Sagemont potential candidates to learn about our pro- 12:30 p.m. Recreation Center, 11507 Hughes. For information, call Erma HOUSE- Gulfhaven Health Ministries Ð Presents Stepfast Lifestyle Series Coskey at 713-946-6049. gram and the areas of certification offered. classes every Saturday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Stress, weight WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7 Please plan to attend our Career Choice KEEPERS management and other issues are addressed. For more informa- 10 a.m. We pay top $$$$. No tion, call 713-944-6912 or 713-991-7815. Free Walking Classes Ð for plus size women are held Mondays Seminar: 6 p.m. and Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at the Sagemont Community Center, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 7:00 P.M. Experience? We will train you! Frontier Squares Ð Meets to square dance at the NASA Gilruth 11507 Hughes Road. Call Connie Guillory or Beatrice at 281-922- at the Pasadena ISD Administration ALL ARY O Center on Space Center. Refreshments provided. For more infor- 2343. C M J mation, contact Gina Sherman at 281-554-5675 or George Noon Building 1515 Cherrybrook, Pasadena, 713-289-0044 Wieland at 281-286-5682, or visit www.frontiersquares.com. Hobby Airport Lions Club Ð meets at noon on the first and third Texas 77502. SUNDAY, NOV. 4 Wednesday of the month. Meetings are held at the Golden Corral Ms. Janet’s 2 p.m. at Fuqua and I-45. E-mail [email protected] for more Grief Support Group Ð For any adult who has lost a loved one. information. For more information, please call: Children of the Future has openings for: Meets every Sunday, except Mother’s Day, Easter and Christmas 4 p.m. 713-740-0000 or 713-740-0029 WE from 2 to 3:15 p.m. at First United Methodist Church Pasadena, Houston Area Parkinson Society Ð Free exercise held from 4 to SCARSDALE LOCATION 1062 Fairmont Parkway. For more information, call 281-487-8787. 5 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Pearland, 3005 Pearland Parkway, MONDAY, NOV. 5 Pearland. Visit www.hapsonline.org for a complete list of services • Teacher for 3 year olds NEED 9 a.m. offered. • Infant & Toddler Teacher Houston Area Parkinson Society Ð Free exercise and speech 6 p.m. Estbl’d Auto Ins. Agency therapy from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Clear Lake Rehabilitation Hospital, Alzheimer’s Support Group Ð The free group meets the first week has opportunity for Apply in person 12490 Scarsdale YOU! 655 E. Medical Center Blvd., Webster. Visit www.hapsonline.org for of each month in the third floor classrooms 3 and 4 of Bayshore SOUTH SHORE HARBOUR LOCATION a complete list of services offered. Medical Center, 4000 Spencer, Pasadena. For more information, The 10 a.m. call 713-944-4782 or 713-266-6400. CUSTOMER SERVICE • Infant & Toddler Teacher Free Walking Classes Ð for plus size women are held Mondays 6:30 p.m. ¥ Experience preferred South Belt- and Wednesdays at 10 a.m. at the Sagemont Community Center, Bay Area Turning Point Crisis Intervention Center Ð Domestic REPRESENTATIVE 11507 Hughes Road. Call Connie Guillory or Beatrice at 281-922- violence support group for male survivors meets each Wednesday in Casualty Ins. business. • A.M. & P.M. Part-time Help Ellington 2343. at 210 S. Walnut off NASA Parkway. Call 281-338-7600 for infor- ¥ No experience needed Will train, bilingual preferred. Benefits include Leader 6 p.m. mation. Participants may join at any time as this is an open group. Apply in person 3007 Invincible Dr., League City Scrabble Club #511 Ð Meets every Monday at the IHOP on Fuqua 7 p.m. medical, dental, vision and 401K. from 6 to 9 p.m. All who enjoy the game or want to learn to play are Bay Area Turning Point Crisis Intervention Center Ð Serious Inquiries Only Need Apply. SEEKS invited to join. For more information, call 281-488-2923. Confidential domestic violence support group for women meets Fax resumes to: 281-652-3659 6:30 p.m. every week. For information, call 281-338-7600 or visit For Directions ONLY call 281-484-2376 or 281-464-2366 Civil Air Patrol Meeting Ð Weekly at Ellington Field in the Civil Air www.bayareaturningpoint.com. BATP is located at 210 S. Walnut SALES Patrol Building. Call 281-484-1352 and leave a message for more off NASA Parkway between Interstate 45 South and Highway 3. information. The 24-hour crisis hotline is 281-286-2525. South Belt Tire & Auto Now Hiring 7 p.m. THURSDAY, NOV. 8 Now interviewing for a PERSON Grief Support Group Ð “Friends Helping Friends” meets every 9:30 a.m. Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Christus St. John Hospital in Nassau NASA Aglow Community Lighthouse Ð NASA Aglow Community CERTIFIED PART-TIME P.M. TEACHER Apply Bay. Those who have lost a spouse or other family member are Lighthouse holds its meetings the second Thursday of the month, In Person invited to participate. For information, call Betty Bielat Flynn at 281- at 9:30 a.m. at the Lighthouse Fellowship of Friends, 144 Park STATE INSPECTOR for immediate employment 474-3430, Diana Kawalec at 281-334-1033 or Bonnie Clyburn at Avenue in League City. The public is welcome and encouraged to 11155 Beamer 281-481-4862. bring others to the interdenominational meeting. Sunshine Children’s World 281-481-5656 TUESDAY, NOV. 6 Noon CERTIFIED 11:30 a.m. Free Exercise Classes Ð for plus size women are held Tuesdays 281-481-3630 Located at Local NARFE Meeting Ð The National Association of Retired and Thursdays at noon at the Sagemont Community Center, 11507 TECHNICIAN the corner of Federal Employees, Chapter 1321, meets the first Tuesday of each Hughes Road. Call Connie Guillory or Beatrice at 281-922-2343. Apply in person: 12121 Beamer Beamer & month in the Clear Lake Community Center, 5001 NASA Parkway. 6:30 p.m. Let the Leader help with your advertising A meal will be available for $6. For more information, call Bob Houston Chapter of Inmate Families Organization Ð Meets at For directions call: 281-484-5556 Beltway 8. Mitchell at 281-333-2881. the Montrose Library, 4100 Montrose. Call 713-515-3736. Call 281-481-5656 Page 4, Section B, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, November 1, 2007 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

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Each add’l 1,000 . . .$35 & up PASTRIES SHOP SOFA - Excellent condition, floral, GARAGE SALE $75. Brass & crystal lamp, $15. 11110 SAGEPIKE CIRCLE: Sat., Nice brass light fixture, $25. Floor AVAILABLE Nov. 3, 7 a.m. Sleeper sofa, sofa & lamp, 3 way, brass, like new, $25. loveseat, coffee table, entertainment 281-481-5467. 11-1 center, kids clothes, tools. 11-1 FOR SALE: Beautiful dining room 8500 ALMEDA GENOA 11510 SAGEVALE: Sat., Nov. 3, 8 table, two leaves, six chairs, wal- a.m. - 1 p.m.Yard sale Ð 3 families. nut, perfect condition, $300. 713- We also print Household goods, clothes and lots 943-3943. 11-1 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77075 more. 11-1 FOR SALE: Pillowtop king mat- 14234 PROVIDENCE PINE tress set, low profile box springs TRAIL: Bayglen subdivision off including frame. $350. Call 713- Clear Lake City Blvd. Sat. & Sun., 256-7864. TF Wedding Invitations • Thank You Notes PIZZA OVENS, OPERATING BUSINESS Nov. 3 & 4, 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Multi- family. Estate items. 11-1 PERSONALS No pizza place within a 6 mile area, 10306 SAGEORCHARD: Off ST. JUDE’S NOVENA: May the Hughes and Sagecanyon. Sat., Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, Menus • Baby Announcements highly populated, Hobby Airport 5 minutes away. Nov. 3 ONLY. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. glorified, loved and preserved Computer, plus size to kids clothes, throughout the world now and forev- This is a Package Deal. Barbie, lots toys, bike, misc. 11-1 er. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude worker of miracles, pray Will make a great deal for a 5-10 year lease. HEALTH for us. Say this prayer 9 days, 9 times Custom Letterheads • Directories HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED on a day on the 8th day, your prayer will the job or in an automobile acci- be answered. It has never been dent? The company doctor or known to fail. Publication must be ROCCO 713-480-6436 insurance company doctor is not promised. My prayers have been your doctor. He works for the answered. 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Kicker Chris Torres (4), holder and quarterback Randell Duff and the rest of the Dobie varsity football team will have their hands full against a talented South Houston team aiming to use a win over the Longhorns to make the playoffs. Photo by David Flickinger Dobie-South Houston is big Continued from Page 1B A South Houston win things started with a win The Longhorns will no will do two things. First, it over South Houston.” doubt leave all the will send the Trojans to the It’s been years since the pageantry to South Houston playoffs. Second, it will annual Dobie versus South and focus on the win. eliminate Dobie from post- Houston game meant this Point guard Amy Gonzalez (above), one of two Third-year varsity letterwinner Kelsey Kaiser is the Last season while the season consideration. much to both teams. That’s starters back for the Clear Brook varsity girls’ bas- veteran of a Dobie varsity girls’ team that this season quarterback of Pasadena, The Longhorns don’t what is bound to make it so ketball team, will be asked to lead the way as head will rely largely on players from last year’s highly Howell led a first-half want to see either of those much fun. coach Sherman Chew blends new talent in the mix. successful subvarsity teams. charge that had the Eagles outcomes unfold at New- NS stops Dobie 38-0 in contention before the comb Field amid all of the Dobie’s performance did High school basketball Longhorns took over in the off-the-field excitement for not show up on the score- David Santesteban, the Coyotes’ head coach, hopes a second half. the Trojans. board during a 38-0 loss to gutsy, character-building win over Tyler in the Region But that was last season, “This is a big one for North Shore Oct. 26 at Local units carry big hopes 14 final will give his team the momentum it needs to and this South Houston both teams,” Cotton said. Galena Park Independent earn a third trip in four years to nationals. team is more talented and “We still have a chance to School District Stadium. Photo by John Bechtle deeper than that of the make the playoffs, and The Mustangs built a 28- Pasadena bunch that took South Houston can, too. I 0 halftime lead and coasted the field against Dobie last know our guys will be to the win, but for the third into ’07-’08 varsity season season. ready to play. straight week Dobie, now Coyotes take aim Simply put, the Long- “We’ve played eight 2-6 overall and 2-3 in Plenty of questions ence when three players combined, but the Wolver- North Shore will again horns will have to play their other games this season, but District 22-5A action, will begin to find answers (Kelli Griffin, Jasmyne ines likely have enough tal- be talented, but there are finest game of the season basically our season comes played well. “I was proud as the high school basket- Watson and Deltrice ent in the tank to be at or few legitimate reasons at NJCAA soccer yet in order to come away down to these last two of our guys,” Cotton said. ball season nears opening Daniel) graduated and near the top. why Dobie shouldn’t with a win over the Trojans. weeks. We have to get “They played hard for us.” night. signed college scholarships. Dobie boys again solid make a run at La Porte Continued from Page 1B nation’s No. 1 ranking for a How will the playoff- Chew must, therefore, Coming off a trip to the while making the playoffs Rodriguez did the rest, couple of weeks, this team rich Clear Brook and rebuild. Varsity starters area playoff round last sea- for a second straight sea- making a stop as the has at times impressed Wolverines crush Falcons Dobie girls’ programs Amy Gonzalez and Kiara son, Dobie’s varsity boys’ son. Coyotes defeated Tyler for Santesteban and at others respond under the guid- Redmon will have to carry basketball program is back New ways for Dobie girls the fourth straight time in disappointed him. Clear Brook is alive in win for head coach Paul Lane Berry had 201 yards ance of first-year coach- the load early on while five in the hunt after four down Dobie’s varsity girls the Region 14 title match. Now, Santesteban be- the varsity football playoff Lanier. rushing and three scores es? other returnees and a group seasons. program jumped into the Next up is the expanded lieves the players will feed chase thanks to a signature Clear Brook quarterback and Cornell Baxter rushed Do the Wolverine boys of former junior varsity The team’s best overall limelight with two Mid-South District tourna- off their inspiring effort for 100 more yards as the have what it takes to make players develop. player from last season, Region III tournament ment. Last season, Northern against Tyler. Wolverines crushed Clear We Use a legitimate run at the “The girls are working Warren Webb, has exited appearances in four years. Oklahoma and San Jacinto Down two men, San Real Lake 38-3 Oct. 26 at District 24-5A champi- hard and are preparing along with shooter Ryan Yet as the Lady Long- played in a winner-take-all Jacinto refused to quit. Cheese District Stadium. onship this season? themselves to assume their Storrier. Tough inside man horns head into this sea- district final to decide the Santesteban was in awe of The win allowed Clear Will this be Scott roles on the team this sea- Brandon Reed is also gone, son, the bright past is national representative. the effort displayed. Brook to pull even in the Talton’s 27th and final son,” Chew said. but the Longhorns have sev- nothing more than a This time, though, the “What a character win 24-5A standings at 2-2. season as the head coach “We have seven return- eral talented holdovers in memory. task is tougher. The for us,” Santesteban raved Clear Lake is all but out of of Dobie’s varsity boys? ers and two starters coming place. Longtime head coach Coyotes must first take care shortly after the match, the playoff hunt at 2-3. 10810 Hughes Rd. @ Beamer Can anyone unseat the back. I think the fall league Leading the way is Doug Gibson has been of Ranger, which they beat obviously still excited Lanier, the offensive Cy-Fair girls for the helped our other returners senior Scott Talton, the replaced by Shane 6-1 in the regular season, about the win. “These guys M-TH 11 am - 10 pm, FRI. - SAT. 11am - 11 pm, SUN Noon - 10 pm coordinator at Clear Lake Region III title? Is King- gain some game experi- coach’s son who has now Brown. Four-year letter- before then facing the laid it all on the line and last season before becom- wood’s domination in ence. If they will step up, logged two full varsity sea- winner Karima Christ- Northern Oklahoma-Hinds, came up with one of the ing Brook’s head coach, Region III boys’ play we should be able to do sons. mas, a McDonald’s all- Miss., winner. most rewarding wins I’ve watched as his Wolverines over? well in our district.” Talton will be asked to American, is now at Northern Oklahoma ever been a part of. I am so worked their magic against – During the Month of November – Hold your horses; the Chew is aware of what fire away from deep, while Duke. stunned San Jacinto last proud of them.” his former team. answers may take awhile was accomplished before posts Kenny Anderson and There is plenty of tal- season at Coyote Field 2-0 Now the Coyotes must BUY 3 PIZZAS OR SUBS AT REGULAR PRICE, Clear Lake scored first to develop, but they will him with Crawford leading Patrick Johnson will need ent in place at Dobie, but en route to nationals. The come back to earth, win two and led 3-0 before the come. Girls’ scrimmages the way. But he’s eager to to play better than ever as few players outside of teams played to a tie earlier more games and punch GET THE 4TH FREE OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE. Wolverines pulled off 38 and boys’ practices are have his chance. seniors. point guard Kelsey Kaiser this season in a match dom- another ticket for nationals. straight points to win. now under way. 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