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Voice of Community-Minded People since 1976 Thursday, January 23, 2020 Email: [email protected] www.southbeltleader.com Vol. 44, No. 51 Beltway closures planned At least one inside lanes of the westbound Beltway 8 frontage road will be closed from Scott Street/Fellows Road to SH 288 nightly SJC, Pasadena ISD to offer free tuition from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. through Monday, March At its December meeting, the San Jacinto families of potential fi rst-generation students inclusiveness. Promise program to the remaining Pasadena 23. College Board of Trustees agreed to partici- about the value of a college education,” said Promise is a last-dollar scholarship pro- ISD high school campuses. Both northbound and southbound U-turn pate in the Harris County Promise program, a San Jacinto College Chancellor Brenda Helly- gram, meaning it kicks in only after all oth- “In the future as we analyze the data and the lanes at Beltway 8 and Crenshaw will be collaboration between SJC and Pasadena ISD er. “With Promise, we plan to increase number er grant and scholarship funding has been ap- impact of the program, we hope to expand this closed daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Fri- that allows many local students to attend the of completers, reduce their time to degree, and plied. Once all other funding sources have to other high schools in our taxing area,” said day, Jan. 24. school at no charge. ensure the economic viability of the families been applied, the remaining balance, if any, Hellyer. At least two alternate southbound frontage Also sponsored by Good Reason Houston, in our community.” will be picked up by local donors, Harris said. Students wishing to participate in the Prom- road lanes on Beltway 8 from Crenshaw to the program will begin next fall and is open The Harris County Promise program is To keep the scholarship, students must at- ise program must pledge to do so by Friday, Grayson will be closed daily from 9 a.m. to 3 to all current graduating seniors from Dobie, available to all resident seniors, regardless of tend full-time (12 hours) during fall and spring Feb. 7; apply to the college by Friday, March p.m. through Friday, Jan. 24. South Houston and Rayburn high schools. The high school GPA or income. Eligible seniors semesters, continue to complete FAFSA or 6; submit the FAFSA or TASFA by Friday, At least one inside lanes of the southbound college kicked off the new campaign this past who become Promise Scholars receive up to TASFA applications, and earn at least a 2.0 April 3; and complete all enrollment steps by Beltway 8 frontage road will be closed at week with pep rallies at all of the three partic- three years of guaranteed tuition and fees, as- GPA. Students in the program have up to three Wednesday, July 15. Spencer Highway daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ipating campuses. sistance with books and additional support to years to complete an associate degree or other For additional information about the Harris through Friday, Jan. 24. “Our goal with Promise is to increase the help them complete their degrees. recognized credential. County Promise program, visit www.sanjac. At least one alternate lane of the northbound number of students in our communities who “All means all,” said SJC Vice Chancellor Offi cials are hoping to later expand the edu/harris-county-promise-program. and southbound Beltway 8 frontage roads will pursue education past high school and to teach Dr. Allatia Harris, emphasizing the program’s be closed from Vista to SH 225 daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Sunday, Feb. 2. At least one alternate lane of the northbound Civic clubs to host constable forum and southbound Beltway 8 frontage roads will Dobie holds Promise pep rally be closed from Vista to SH 225 nightly from 8 Several local civic clubs and HOAs are spon- Democratic challengers for the position in- p.m. to 5 a.m. through Sunday, Feb. 2. soring a candidate forum Wednesday, Feb. 12, at clude Jerry Garcia, George Goffney Jr. and Al- The eastbound entrance ramp to Beltway 8 The Gardens, located at 12001 Beamer, to famil- berto “Bert” Rivera. Daniel Vela is the lone Re- located just west of Genoa Red Bluff will be iarize voters with those running for the position publican candidate in the race. closed Friday, Feb. 7, from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. of Harris County Precinct 2 constable. A meet Some organizers have expressed disappoint- The westbound entrance ramp to Beltway 8 and greet will begin at 6:30 p.m., with the forum ment in Diaz’s failure to respond, as they were located just west of Genoa Red Bluff will be starting promptly at 7 p.m. hoping he might address the current legal allega- closed Saturday, Feb. 8, from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. Participating subdivisions include Sagemont, tions against him. (Diaz is currently being sued The closures are associated with the ongo- Ashley Pointe, Glenbrook Valley, Gulf Free- by 11 former employees who allege the consta- ing project to widen Beltway 8 from two to way Oaks, Kirkwood, Meadowbrook Freeway, ble illegally required them to support his 2020 four lanes in each direction. Rainbow Valley, Riverstone Ranch, Sagemead- re-election campaign.) ow, Sagemont Park, Skyscraper Shadows, Park “In light of the allegations facing Chris Diaz, Beverly Hills to meet Place, Park Place Reveille and Scarsdale. I am disappointed he is not participating in the The event is free and open to the public. While forum but not surprised,” said Kirkwood Civic The Beverly Hills Civic Club will meet the forum was organized to educate residents of Club President Ericka McCrutcheon. “I guess Thursday, Jan. 30, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Brace- the South belt community, all Precinct 2 are wel- the South Belt is not important enough to Diaz. well Library, located at 9002 Kingsport Dr. All come to attend. If he cared about the state of the South Belt, then Beverly Hills subdivision residents are urged to All fi ve candidates running for the position he would be there.” attend. have been invited to the event. This sentiment is shared by local business Gulf Freeway closures set “We need all candidates to participate to pro- owner and Sagemont Civic Club Treasurer Jeff vide voters the opportunity to evaluate all of Turnipseed. The southbound entrance ramp on the Gulf the contenders answering the same questions,” “Declining an opportunity to discuss the is- Freeway will be completely closed at NASA said Sagemont Civic Club President Kay Bar- sues that matter the most to voters is a disservice Bypass/NASA Road 1 until further notice. bour. to those voters,” Turnipseed said. The southbound entrance ramp on the Gulf At press time, all had confi rmed to participate Candidate questions are to be submitted in ad- Freeway will be completely closed at FM 518 in the function except incumbent Chris Diaz, vance to [email protected]. until further notice. who claimed to have a scheduling confl ict. Orga- Primary Election Day is scheduled for Tues- At least one northbound and one south- nizers offered to reschedule the event to accom- day, March 3, with early voting beginning Tues- bound frontage road lane on the Gulf Freeway modate Diaz’s schedule but did not hear back day, Feb. 18. The general election will take place from FM 518 to FM 517 in League City will from the current constable. Tuesday, Nov. 3. be closed daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Dobie High School recently held a pep rally at the area campus to kick off its participa- Friday, Jan. 31. tion in the Harris County Promise program. A collaboration with San Jacinto College, the At least one northbound and one south- Promise program allows participating students to attend SJC tuition-free. Also currently bound frontage road lane on the Gulf Free- available at South Houston and Rayburn high schools, the program is open to all current CCISD to hold board election way from FM 518 to FM 517 in League City graduating seniors. Offi cials hope to later expand the program to all PISD campuses. The Clear Creek Independent School District To apply for a position on the ballot, candi- will be closed nightly from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Photo submitted will hold a Board of Trustee election Saturday, dates should pick up a candidate application through Friday, Jan. 31. May 2, to fi ll two open seats. and information packet at the CCISD Education The closures are associated with an ongo- Open positions include the District 2 seat cur- Support Center, located at 2425 E. Main Street ing construction project to widen the freeway rently held by Win Weber and the District 3 seat in League City. Candidates can also request the from three to fi ve lanes in each direction and Garcia named impeachment manager currently held by Arturo Sanchez. candidate application and information pack- the frontage roads from two to three lanes in Weber was appointed to fi ll the unexpired term et in email form by emailing Jena Brown at jen On Wednesday, The other impeachment officers are U.S. each direction. of Clear Creek ISD Board of Trustee Chris Reed [email protected]. Jan. 15, House Speak- Reps. Adam Schiff of California; Jerry Nadler this past July, following his unexpected death the The district will accept applications through Knights sell spaghetti er Nancy Pelosi an- of New York; Zoe Lofgren of California; Ha- previous month. A former longtime Clear Creek Friday, Feb. 14, between the hours of 8 a.m. and nounced that U.S. Rep. keem Jeffries of New York; Val Demings of ISD Board of Trustee herself, Weber was a per- 5 p.m. Knights of Columbus Council 9201 is spon- Sylvia Garcia, who Florida; and Jason Crow of Colorado. Schiff sonal friend of Reed’s. Applications must be received by 5 p.m. on soring a spaghetti dinner Friday, Jan. 24, from represents much of the will lead the group. At press time, it was unclear if either of the Feb. 14. 5 to 7 p.m. in the St. Luke Catholic Church so- South Belt community, A graduate of Texas Southern University incumbents was planning to run again. For more information or to request and submit cial hall, located at 11011 Hall. The event fea- will serve as one of the Law School, Garcia has a lengthy political The school district is currently seeking appli- an application, contact Brown, early voting clerk, tures all-you-can-eat spaghetti with original seven Democratic law- history in the Houston area, serving in multi- cations from potential candidates. at 281-284-0181 or [email protected]. KC 9201 spaghetti, two made-from-scratch makers who will pros- ple capacities. Italian meatballs, garden salad with Italian ecute the impeachment “Before Congress, Ms. Garcia served in dressing, French bread and ice tea or lemon- case against President the Texas State Senate,” Pelosi said in a state- Pct. 2 deputies battle local crime ade. The cost is $7 eat-in or take-out. For chil- Donald Trump in the Sylvia Garcia ment. “Previously, Ms. Garcia was the direc- dren under 12, the cost is $3 (one meatball, Senate. tor and presiding judge of the Houston Munic- Deputies from the Harris County Precinct 2 dale. The suspect was described as a black male eat-in only). These impeachment managers will act in ipal System and was elected city controller. Constable’s offi ce have kept busy as of late bat- standing approximately 6 feet tall. a role similar to a prosecutor in a traditional Ms. Garcia was later elected the first Hispanic tling crimes ranging from armed robbery to drug The remaining two robberies both took place SoHo presents play criminal trial. and first woman to be elected in her own right possession. the morning of Friday, Jan. 17, near the intersec- Three separate local businesses along Scars- tion of Scarsdale and Beamer, with the Shell gas The South Houston High School Theater “Honored to be one of seven House Im- to the Harris County Commissioner’s Court.” dale have been robbed at gunpoint since late De- station and Food Town grocery store being tar- will present “You’re a Good Man, Charlie peachment Managers who’ll be making the Trump is the third U.S. president to be im- cember. geted. While the suspect in both robberies was Brown” in the campus auditorium, located at case to the American people,” Garcia tweeted peached by the House. The fi rst incident took place Tuesday, Dec. 24, wearing a ski mask, it is unclear if the two inci- 3820 Shaver at Edgebrook in South Houston, Wednesday. To be officially removed from office, at at the Burger King in the 10900 block of Scars- Continued on Page 2A Thursday, Jan. 30, through Saturday, Feb. 1. “For me this is about upholding my oath of least 2/3 of the Senate would need to vote in Showtime is 7 p.m. each night. General ad- office. I take my responsibility seriously be- favor of the measure. mission is $10. Tickets will be available at the cause we’re working to defend our Constitu- No president has ever been removed from door. tion at a pivotal moment in our democracy.” office by the Senate. Candidate luncheon set HFD’s The Tri County Republican Women group Clennis Tyer to retire from HFD will host a luncheon Tuesday, Feb. 11, at Golf- Tyer crest Country Club, 2905 County Club Drive Longtime South Belt resident and local cluding 1 and 55. in Pearland, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., allow- fi refi ghter/paramedic Clennis Tyer will retire Tyer, said, however, that working in the ing attendees to meet Republican candidates from the Houston Fire Department later this South Belt area was his favorite assignment. to running for Congressional District 22. month after serving approximately 35 years on “I’ve enjoyed being close to home,” Tyer Candidates will introduce themselves and the force. said. “I get to do stuff with the kids. I have the take questions on why they feel they are the The son of Ben and June Tyer, Clennis Tyer luxury of being close and getting to go to all of retire best person for the job to help voters make an has lived in the area since 1977. After graduat- their functions.” informed decision come Election Day. ing from Dobie High School in 1979, Tyer at- He further recalled how drastically the Longtime South Belt resi- Networking will begin at 10:30 a.m.; the tended the newly opened San Jacinto College neighborhood has changed over the years, not- dent Clennis Tyer will retire program will run from 11 a.m. to noon; and South, where he studied to be a paramedic, ing that the area that now houses Beltway 8 from the Houston Fire De- lunch will follow. Those wishing to stay for riding along with fellow longtime South Belt used to be all barren fi elds. partment on Saturday, Jan. lunch must RSVP by noon Friday, Feb. 7. resident and fi refi ghter/paramedic Dean Baier. “It’s gone from fi elds to freeways,” Tyer 25, after serving for approx- Lunch is $15, payable at the door by cash or Tyer would later also receive a business degree said. imately 35 years. He will check only. from the area college in 1985. Tyer said he is grateful for being able to receive visitors at Station For additional information or questions, Tyer said he was fi rst inspired to be a para- serve the community in which he grew up. 70, located at 11410 Beam- call Gaylyn DeVine at 832-250-8901. medic by watching the TV show “Emergency!” “What a joy it’s been to be in this commu- er, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A “I’ve always enjoyed helping people,” Tyer nity,” Tyer said. “Everywhere I go, I get to see 1979 Dobie graduate, Tyer Crossroads fish dinner set said. someone I know.” began his career with HFD Tyer joined the Southeast Volunteer Fire Tyer and his wife Pam have four children, in 1985, working at many Crossroads UMC, located at 10030 Scars- Department along with Baier in 1983, before Katie, Andrew, Jefferey and Kellie. All are Do- different stations in multiple dale, will hold a fi sh dinner Sunday, Jan. 26, also joining the Houston Fire Department in bie graduates. positions, eventually climb- from noon till 4 p.m. 1985. He began his professional career as a He feels fortunate to have also brought his ing to the rank of district This dinner is being held to raise funds for paramedic at Station 33 in the Medical Center. children up in the South Belt community. chief. Tyer will continue to the church’s upcoming Guatamala mission Tyer has since been promoted several times, “It’s such a great place to grow up and raise serve with the Southeast trip. fi rst as engine operator in 1991, then to captain a family,” Tyer said. Volunteer Fire Department, Dinner tickets are available for $10 each in 1995, then to senior captain in 2000, before Tyer said he plans to remain in the commu- where he has also served for a dinner including fi sh, hushpuppies, fries, landing a position as district chief in 2002. nity following his retirement and perhaps do since 1983. cole slaw, drinks and dessert. The emergency responder has been assigned some traveling. Photo submitted For additional information, call 281-484- to Station 70 on Beamer since 2005. “I’m going to kick back and take it easy,” 9243. He previously worked at other stations, in- Continued on Page 2A Page 2 Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, January 23, 2020 In My Opinion Elected offi cials share their words Deaths Vargas: is South Belt throughout our local elections is the Har- Following storms, Cornyn announces ris County Constable Precinct 2 contest. Robert (Bob) mia. Ronnie Renfro, Michael Renf- important to Diaz? This has been an all-out brawl. Unfortu- $285M in disaster recovery grants for Texas He was born in Pasade- ro and Gary Renfro; and sisters nately, it appears the incumbent Chris U.S. Sen. John Cornyn Texas in 2018 and 2019. 2019. Francis na Sept. 22, 1958, to Betty Peggy Williamson and Terri This year is not only a year of histor- Diaz has turned to using frowned upon (R-TX) released the fol- The award specifi es that “Texans have endured “Joann” and Clent “Eddie” McGrew. Ralph is preceded in ical occurrences that only happen once political tactics. As many new sourc- lowing statement after no less than $58,330,000 relentless storms in the Stockinger League Sr. He attended and death by his parents C.T. and every 100 years. Identical numericals es have reported, it appears incumbent the U.S. Department of should be awarded to Hi- past two years and many graduated from Deer Park Etta Lou Renfro; and brother such as 2020 will only happen once this Chris Diaz has used a family member to Housing and Urban De- dalgo County for disasters are still recovering from High School in 1978. He resid- Glenn Renfro. century, followed by the year 2121, 2222, cause the electorate confusion as to who velopment (HUD) award- in 2018 and that no less the resulting damage,” ed in Deer Park for the remain- Ralph served in the U.S. and so on. We should feel fortunate that a candidate by the name of Jerry Gar- ed $285,654,000 in Com- than $170,193,000 should said Cornyn. “I’m thank- der of his life. Army in Vietnam and had we are living through a historical account. cia truly is. Political trickery is not a new munity Development be awarded to Cameron, ful to the Trump Adminis- Eddie was a hard worker a 40-year career in the mar- This year will also showcase many polit- thing, but something that must be called Block Grants – Disaster Chambers, Harris, Jeffer- tration for providing these who recently retired from a itime industry in which he ical events that can seal the fate of our out by us, the constituents. Enough of Recovery (CDBG-DR) son, Liberty, Montgom- federal grants to help Tex- career in plant maintenance. was a tugboat captain and a local, national, and global communities. that. for recovery from severe ery, Hidalgo, and Orange as families return to nor- He also operated his own roof- port engineer. Ralph started Elections 2020. We as South Belt neighbors must de- storms and fl ooding in counties for disasters in malcy.” ing business Eddie’s Roofi ng with Western Towing in 1990 Politics is known throughout the mand that our elected offi cials answer to for more than 30 years. Since and transferred to Kirby’s Ca- worlds as a diffi cult and often covert busi- us and provide us with the information a teenager, his love and pas- nal Boat Maintenance group ness where many transactions occur be- we all need. Crime is on the rise in our sion for drag racing was ev- where he served his last 27 hind closed doors. Politics, as many polit- neck of the woods and we must demand Guest Editorial ident, and also shared by his years and retired in 2017. icos know it, is who gets what, when, and to know what we are doing to stop this family. Many of his lifelong A memorial service will be how. It is a business where good negotia- crime from continuing to occur. Recent- friendships were made at the held at Niday Funeral Home, tors are capable of getting their agendas ly, all Harris County Constable Precinct racetrack. He was also an avid 12440 Beamer Road, Satur- passed with minimal pushback. This can 2 aspirants have been invited to a candi- Bill King: A discussion Robert “Bob” Francis hunter and enjoyed fi shing too, day, Jan. 25, at 10 a.m. be achieved through negotiations con- date forum in our area that will occur on Stockinger, 77, was born Dec. but in the most recent years his ducted in good faith across political ide- Feb. 12, 2020 hosted by local area civic 5, 1942, and died peacefully favorite title was Pop, Poppy, Barbara Ann ologies. Nevertheless, also in existence clubs. Most all candidates for this position on Refugee Misinformation Jan. 11, 2020, surrounded by and Poppa to his six grandchil- are those negotiators who get their agen- have confi rmed their attendance except family and friends, after a cou- dren. Craft das passed via deception, misinforma- our incumbent Constable Chris Diaz. The furor surrounding migration and Nationality entering through this pro- rageous battle with pancreatic Eddie is survived by tion, or trickery. The incumbent’s offi ce has stated that he Gov. Greg Abbott’s deci- Act, Section 101(a)(42). gram are self-supporting cancer. his wife of 28 years, Stacy As many of you already know, poli- cannot attend due to a prior commitment. sion to place a one-year You cannot be in the U.S. within six months of their He was preceded in death League; their fi ve children Jus- tics has been the great divider, not only Apparently, the hosts of this event con- moratorium on refugee and apply for refugee sta- arrival. by his wife of 41 years, Car- tin and Pamela League, Jessica in our country but throughout the globe. tacted the incumbent in attempts to work resettlement in Texas has tus.1 Also, the refugee pro- ole Louise Stockinger; and his and Dustin Andreas, Kenneth This should not be happening in the around his “scheduled” commitments set off a wave of misinfor- The typical person who gram is relatively small. parents John Frank and Esther Winn, Jeremy League, and greatest country in the world. All of us and he was told that the date could be mation about the program is granted refugee status Since 2002, just under Alma Stockinger. John and Ashley Winn; and his should be united through similar goals rescheduled to accommodate him, but his order affected. has fl ed his or her home one million people have Bob leaves behind his six grandkids, Ella and Easton such as living a safe, fi nancially indepen- he refused attendance even with these The program involved country and is living in a been granted refugee sta- daughters Becky Wagner and Eastepp, Layla and Stellah dent, and healthy lifestyle where neigh- accommodations by the local civic clubs. in Abbott’s moratorium nearby country that has tus. That is about 54,000 Robin Wach; sons-in-law Bill League, and Brody and Addi- bors love each other, and our problems What commitment Constable Diaz? is the U.S. Refugee Ad- provided temporary re- per year and is dwarfed Wagner and Ronnie Wach; son Winn. He is also survived are resolved through dialogue instead of Is South Belt not important enough to mission Program admin- spite. by the number of legal im- grandchildren Andrew and Ju- by his father, three siblings, brawls. show up and answer a few questions we istered by the State De- The application pro- migrants admitted to the lia Wach; and his adoring com- nieces, nephews, great-niec- This year’s politics will drown out many as constituents have? How busy can you partment. This program cess is arduous and takes U.S., which has averaged panion, Sara Barnett, all on es and great-nephews, sev- other important events happening in our be to accommodate your constituents? has nothing to do with months or years to com- about one million per year whom he doted constantly and eral cousins and many close communities. This article, admittedly, has As a citizen and taxpayer, I too, would like the current crisis on the plete. The applicants are over the last decade. loved dearly. friends. He is preceded in some strong political sentiment. It is not my elected offi cial to endow us with some U.S.-Mexico border. extensively vetted. Once The number of ref- Bob served proudly in the death by his beloved mother, Barbara Ann Craft, 80, intended as an article to divide, but it is time for dialogue to see what we are do- The U.S. Refugee Ad- they are accepted into the ugees has fl uctuated U.S. Army as a second lieu- JoAnn League along with his died peacefully in Houston intended as an article to bring us closer ing with our taxpayer funds and what we mission Program takes refugee resettlement pro- greatly over time depend- tenant in the 1st Squadron, grandparents, Lois and Wylie Hospice Thursday, Jan.16, together by making informed decisions. are doing to fi ght crime and make pre- applications from people gram, they are sponsored ing on the world situation 10th Calvary Delta Troop from Wells and Marilla and Willie 2020. She was born in Hous- As a long -time South Belt resident, I cinct 2 safe. We demand it, and we de- all over the world who by local groups, most of and each administration’s 1968 to 1969 in the Vietnam League. ton on June 24, 1939, to Ar- would like our neighborhoods to be safer serve it. Ok, lets move on. have “a well-founded fear which are faith-based. In view on the refugee pro- War. Viewing will be held at Ni- nold and Gladys Brock. and triumph through stronger communi- South Belt, precinct 2, and Harris of persecution on account Houston, two of the larg- gram. In December 1968, as the day Funeral Home Friday, Jan. At the young age of 16, she ties. I am worried that we as local com- County primary elections are coming of race, religion, nation- est resettlement groups However, thus far in Aero-Rifl e Platoon leader, 24, from 5 to 8 p.m. at 6777 met the love of her life Estel munities are not holding our elected of- soon, like Feb. 18, 2020, soon. It is im- ality, membership in a are Catholic Charities the Trump administration Bob participated in a success- Fairmont Parkway, Pasadena. Eugene Craft on a double date fi cials accountable and continue to vote perative that we show up and make our particular social group, and Interfaith Ministries. it has run well below the ful rescue mission to evacuate A Celebration of Life / Ser- and eloped with him shortly for because they may come serve us voices heard. We want crime reduction, or political opinion.” Im- Over 90% of refugees historic average.2 four wounded members of vice will be held at Houston thereafter. lunch, dance with us, or take a photo-op we want community prosperity, we want the Long Range Patrol from Raceway Park Saturday, Jan. They were residents of during election season, and later they a better and prosperous South Belt. Let’s hostile territory. Nine service 25, 2020 starting 11 a.m. at Beverly Hills for more than vanish. We are better than this, we de- make informed decisions and lets de- members including Bob re- 2525 S FM 565 Road, Bay- 30 years and members of serve better than this, we are South Belt. mand accountability and transparency. ceived the Bronze Star Medal town, Texas 77523. Cokesbury United Methodist An election contest I am closely following Roselinda Vargas for meritorious achievement in For those who wish to make Church. ground operations against hos- a monetary donation in lieu of Estel and Barbara opened Black belts teach self-defense in free courses tile forces and the Air Medal fl owers, a donation may be and operated a successful au- for meritorious achievement made in his memory at Cap- tomotive repair business in The American Society of Karate is offering free one-hour self-defense and martial arts while participating in aerial ital Bank, 3500 East Blvd., 1974; Craft’s Car Center is courses for teens and adults (ages 13-80) at the Sagemont Park Community Center, 11507 fl ight. Deer Park, Texas 77536; Eddie still family owned and oper- Hughes, on Fridays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. The courses are taught by experienced martial arts Bob was an extremely car- League Jr. – Junior Drag Rac- ated by their grandson Arnold instructors who have earned black belt degrees. The physical requirements to take the classes ing, doting husband, father, er” Scholarship Fund, Account Craft Jr. are minimal. No previous self-defense or martial arts experience is necessary. grandfather, friend and giving 052008649. After raising their four For more information, email [email protected] or call 281-788-5930. individual. Later in life and children, Barbara and Es- retirement Bob volunteered in Ralph Ervin tel retired to Bayou Vista Frazier opens Little Free Library many organizations within his to enjoy their golden years. BellaVita retirement commu- Renfro Notwithstanding time spent Frazier Elementary will celebrate the opening of their Little Free Library, which will be with the grandchildren and dedicating to former teacher Barbara Walton Thursday, Jan. 30, from 10 to 11 a.m. Walton nity and in Pearland, including with the Pearland Citizens Po- great-grandchildren, Barbara died in 2018 after a long battle with cancer. She was a reading teacher and loved books. Her loved not only fi shing trips but friends and family have helped fund the Little Free Library which will be on the front porch, lice Academy Alumni Associ- ation in which he was an ac- also road trips which almost accessible to children and families anytime. The school will recognize a special Girl Scout On average about 8 – 9 percent of the refugees have resettled in Texas. In always seemed to include her and special volunteers that have supported the library. tive member. 2019, Texas’ population was 8.8 percent of the nation’s total population. So, Texas In line with his giving na- favorite slot machines at the has resettled almost exactly its pro rata share on a national basis. ture, Bob requested, in lieu of Grand Casino Coushatta! Toastmasters host open house Next week I will share some additional data on the people who have been fl owers, contributions be made Barbara also loved her The Young Professionals SE Toastmasters Club will host an open house on Monday, Feb. granted refugee status. I think you will fi nd it is not what you might expect. to the charity of one’s choice. church family at Arcadia First 3, at Parker Williams Library at the intersection of Scarsdale and Beamer Road, at 6:30 p.m. The funeral service was held Baptist of Santa Fe. She was This event will feature the benefi ts of the Toastmasters International educational program Tuesday, Jan. 21, at Niday Fu- a longtime friend of Bill W.’s which develops communication and leadership skills. Pamela McCown, Distinguished Toast- Leader checks out social media neral Home. A Rite of Com- and was never too proud to master, will be the guest speaker. McCown is the 2009-2011 Toastmasters International direc- mittal followed at Houston Na- share “her story” in hopes of tor and 2006 District Governor for District 56. The entire community (18 years and older) is tional Cemetery. encouraging others. invited to attend this free event. Visit youngprofessionalstoastmasters.com for more details, By Natalie Abarca urday – Sunday from 8 a.m. is refusing to attend this very Barbara Ann Craft was or text 832-736-9702 for additional information. A member of People of to noon. The post has been important forum gives validi- preceded in death by her hus- Sagemont 2 Facebook group shared to other social media ty to this statement and I urge Clent Edward Ralph Ervin Renfro, 68, band; her son Arnold Wayne Local library events set shared videos of an accident pages. all voters to keep in mind that “Eddie” died Jan. 17, 2020. He was Craft; her sister Betty Lou that happened Jan. 18, off the A member of The Offi - if Chris Diaz feels he does Caudle; and her granddaugh- Bracewell Branch Library born in Silsbee, Texas, June frontage road of Interstate 45 cial South Belt & Sagemont not need the support of our League Jr. 14, 1951, and was a former ter Alicia Nicole Craft. The following events are scheduled for the Bracewell Branch Library, 9002 Kingspoint: South. The videos showed Area Crime Alert Facebook community then we must South Belt resident. She is survived by her son Thursday, Jan. 23, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Spanish computer class for adults and seniors people peeling out in their group shared an event for a vote for the candidate who He is survived by his loving Estel Craft Jr.; daughters Kim Monday, Jan. 27, 10:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. Citizenship class. The classes cover the 100 civics vehicles from the Bomb- candidate forum for Harris actually wants our support and devoted wife of 52 years Pavlovsky and husband Jon- questions and how to prepare for the citizenship interview. Other topics include the citizen- shells parking lot and driv- County Precinct 2 Consta- and shows it by attending this Mary Renfro; and daugh- athan, Sonja McClellan and ship application and qualifi cations. Class participation is by appointment only. Call the library ing recklessly onto upcoming ble. The event will take place forum.” ters Pam Burns and husband husband Matthew; and daugh- to sign up. traffi c. Wednesday, Feb. 12, at The Another member Kris- Kirt Burns, Deadra Lozano ter-in-law Mary Craft. Keep- Tuesday, Jan. 28, 10:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. Citizenship class. Class participation is by ap- A member of Pets of Gardens Houston starting at ti Niccum Donaho stated and husband Lionel Lozano; ing joy in her heart to the very pointment only. Call the library to sign up. Southbelt Facebook group 6:30 p.m. with a meet and “South Belt will need to grandchildren Amber Villar- end were her grandchildren Wednesday, Jan. 29, 10:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. Citizenship class. Class participation is by shared a post of free spay/ greet forum that will begin show up at the polls. Precinct real and husband Ricky Vil- and great-grandchildren Josh- appointment only. neuter services being offered promptly at 7 p.m. 2 is VERY large...we will all larreal, Monique Beyer and ua McClellan, Arnie Craft Jr., Wednesday, Jan. 29, 10:30 a.m. Toddler storytime.; 11:15 a.m. Toddler playtime. Toddle for all zip codes every Sun- The forum is co-host- have to spread the word... husband Mark Beyer, Alyssa Kourtney Neubauer-Ross and around with the library staff for stories, songs, and activities that will help develop a toddler’s day – Tuesday until March. It ed by Sagemont Civic Club we have to vote this guy out. Henson and husband Trevor husband Brian, Estel Craft social, motor, and literacy skills. This session is intended for children ages 6 months to 4 years will be fi rst come, fi rst served with other civic clubs and Educate yourself on the ones Henson, Alaina Burns and fi - III, Jeremy McClellan, Amy and their caregivers. starting at 7 a.m. The mem- HOA’s including Kirkwood, running. Jerry Garcia has my ancé Rico Rodriguez, Taylor Craft, Faith Ann McFall and Wednesday, Jan. 29. Computer courses: 2 p.m. Computer Basics; 3:15 p.m. Internet Ba- ber advises that pet owners Rainbow Valley, River- vote. I encourage everyone to Herrera and husband Emanuel husband Mackie, and her lov- sics; 4:30 p.m. Basic PowerPoint should take advantage of stone Ranch, Sagemeadow, show up Feb. 12.” Herrera, Ty Lozano and Ga- ing great-grandson Andrew For more information, call the library at 832-393-2580. this opportunity to help the Sagemont Park and Scars- On the same Facebook Clent Edward “Eddie” briela Lozano; great-grand- Neubauer-Ross. Bracewell hours are: Thursday noon – 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 1 – 5 p.m.; Sunday, over-population of stray cats dale. page another member shared League Jr., 61, of Deer Park children Emily Beyer, Ella Memorial gifts may be closed; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and dogs in Houston. Bix There have been mem- a post of two robberies that died peacefully surrounded by Beyer, Mark (Tripp) Beyer and made to Houston Hospice: Parker Williams Library Tex Feed Hardware and Pet bers discussing and giving happened Jan. 17, at the Shell his family on Jan. 18, 2020, Gwendolyn Villarreal. He is http://www.houstonhospice. The following events are scheduled for the Parker Williams Library, 10851 Scarsdale Supply, 7102 Cullen St. will their points of view on the gas station and Jack in the after a recent battle with leuke- also survived by his brothers org/donate.aspx. Blvd.: provide this service. The post candidates and if they will be Box on Scarsdale Boulevard. Thursday, Jan. 23, 4 – 5:30 p.m. Community craft: decorative fabric dolls. Meet at the has been shared on other so- there or not. (See related sto- The fi rst incident re- library and spend time this winter learning some hand stitching. The project is a DIY doll, cial media pages. ry on Page 1A.) ported at 7:13 a.m. was of Bay Area Quilt Guild meeting set Feb. 4 which is a very cute and easy-to-make decorative fabric doll. All materials are provided. A member of Everything John John said, “To all an armed robbery in which The Quilt Guild monthly meeting will be held Tuesday, Feb. 4, at Mount Olive Lutheran Saturday, Jan. 25, 1:30 p.m. Learn Korean With Rhee, for adults. For those interested in Sagemont Facebook group the residents of the Sagemont three suspects robbed a gas Church, 10310 Scarsdale Blvd. Fellowship begins at 6:30 p.m.; the meeting starts at 7 p.m. learning another language, meet at the library and learn the language together. Registration is shared a post from South Belt community and any who are station and fl ed in two vehi- This month’s speaker will be Giuseppe A. Ribaudo, known as Giucy Guice, who is a quilter, requested. Girls Softball Association. eligible to vote for the Pre- cles, including a Dodge pick- fabric and pattern designer, currently designing fabric for Andover Fabrics. Plan to attend for Saturday, Jan. 25, 2 p.m. Start the New Year with Meditation, part 2: The New Year is a It is the last week of cent 2 Constable race, I have up truck. an evening of learning and fun. Visitors may attend two free meetings. Annual dues are $25. time to create a clean slate. Daya Sharma, a longtime meditator facilitates the workshop. Reg- 2020 spring registration and recently received information The second incident re- For information, contact Debby Benson at 713-248-8757 or visit bayareaquiltguild.org. istration is requested. that means discounts. that Chris Diaz has recently ported at 8:35 a.m. was that Monday, Jan. 27, 7 – 8:30 p.m. Nintendo Night, for ages 11 and older. This event is a free- Save $10 off registra- stated that he did not need the of police having received a Prayer walk set for Feb. 15 for-all and is a good time for a brawl! Plan to attend the event in the community room which tion (at checkout) until Fri- voters support of Sagemont report that three suspects in a features the Nintendo Switch. Play Super Smash Brothers Ultimate and Mario Kart 8 and plan day, Jan. 24. One can reg- and the nearby communities Dodge pickup truck robbed a School Prayer Walks USA will host a prayer walk 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, at Pearl for a night of victory. ister online at www.south and stated that he feels he can Jack in the Box at gunpoint. Hall Elementary, 1504 9th St., South Houston 77587. This is a nondenominational gathering Below are the programs that occur every week, unless the library is closed: beltsoftball.com or call or win this election with just the The incidents are be- to pray for the protection and peace of students and staff. Tuesday, Babytime lapsit, 10:30 a.m. For babies from birth to 18 months, featuring a moth- text 832-891-3579, Mon- votes of Galena Park and Ja- lieved to be related as the The community is invited and welcome to attend. The prayer occurs outside the school er-baby lapsit time with fi ngerplays, songs and playtime. day – Friday from 8 a.m. to cinto City. suspects and vehicle descrip- building and school offi cials are notifi ed. For more information, call 281-484-0901. Wednesday, Preschool storytime, 10:30 a.m. For children, ages 3 to 5 years, storytime 4 p.m. or 6 to 9 p.m. or Sat- The fact that Chris Diaz tions are the same. features stories, songs, fi ngerplays and a craft. Hometown Heroes “Let’s Dance” Feb. 1 Wednesday, 2 – 3 p.m.: Basic computer classes (Vietnamese). Learn mouse, keyboarding, Everyone is welcome to attend the dances at the Hometown Heroes Park, 1001 East basic internet skills and more at this weekly class in Vietnamese. Registration is requested. Pct. 2 investigates robberies League City Parkway, League City. Evening dances are from 7 to 9:45 p.m. and the door Thursday, Toddler storytime, 10:30 a.m. For toddlers from birth to 3 years, storytime fea- fee is $8. Attire is always “dress as you like” and theme attire is also welcome. Continued from Page 1A Guzman, who was arrested A second male identifi ed tures stories, songs, fi ngerplays and bubbles. Dancers without partners are welcomed with tables reserved for those who choose to dents are related, authorities and charged with possession as Micah Wilson was also ar- Saturday, Vietnamese learning time, for adults and children ages 8 and older. Classes begin sit together for convenience in sharing partners. All ages from teens through seniors can said. of a controlled substance with rested for an active aggravated at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. It’s a great time to take a class to help with enjoy sharing the music and fl oor regardless of the level of danceability. Surveillance footage from intent to deliver and being a robbery warrant. This warrant a skill for work, gain understanding of a topic or learn a language. There are many free classes Everyone is encouraged to save the following dates: Feb. 1,“Everything’s Coming Up all three robberies is being ex- felon in possession of fi re- was issued out of Galveston available online at the library website or on the internet, through universities or other sources. Roses”; and Feb. 29, “Mardi Gras Dance”. Everyone is welcome to attend the free ball- amined, and the investigations arms. County. Practice navigating the internet to learn about these, or sign up for one. For more information room dance activity at Hometown Heroes Park every Wednesday from 1 to 3:30 p.m. are ongoing. on these programs, speak with Loc Bui. Those interested in lessons can enjoy free dance lessons on Tuesdays from 12:30 to Anyone with any informa- For more information on all other programs, call the library at 832-927-7870. 1:30 p.m. Questions on lessons can be directed to 832-517-5833. tion on these cases is urged to Library hours are: Thursday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Friday, 1 – 6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Clennis Tyer retires contact the Precinct 2 Consta- Sunday, closed; Monday, 1 – 9 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.; and Wednesday, 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Continued from Page 1A in his retirement. We don’t ble’s offi ce at 713-477-2766. Tyer said. plan on letting him retire at On Tuesday, Jan. 14, dep- He intends to remain Southeast for a long time.” South Belt uties with the Precinct 2 Spe- serving in the Southeast Tyer’s last day at HFD SSouthouth BBelt-Ellingtonelt-El lington LLeadereader cial Operations Unit conduct- Volunteer Fire Department. Station 70 will be Saturday, –– The Voice of Community-Minded People –– ed an investigation at the Dr. SVFD Chief Chuck Tyl- Jan. 25. Graphics & Printing Cutz Barber Shop located in ka congratulated Tyer on an Residents are welcome the 10800 block of Hughes outstanding career. to visit him at the station, One stop for all your printing needs. 11555 Beamer 281-481-5656 Road at Beamer. “His tireless efforts and located at 11410 Beamer, • Business Forms • Business Cards • Custom Letterheads & Envelopes During the visit, deputies skills as a fi refi ghter and between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. • Wedding Invitations • Thank You Notes • Menus E-mail: [email protected] located narcotics, along with paramedic have helped and bid him farewell. two fi rearms. many residents in their hour “Come by and share • Directories and much more! The registered owner of Dr. of need,” Tylka said. some war stories,” Tyer 11555 Beamer 281-484-4337 Davy & Marie Flickinger, owners Cutz was identifi ed as Daniel “We wish him the best said. Thursday, January 23, 2020 South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section A, Page 3 Roberts Middle: Texas School to Watch Major facility being constructed on Genoa Red Bluff Roberts Middle School designation. to Watch is the culmination pus,’” Thomas said. was named a Texas School Roberts Middle School of fi ve years-worth of en- The Schools to Watch se- to Watch by the National was selected for the desig- hancing educational oppor- lection process is based on Forum to Accelerate Mid- nation for demonstrating tunities for students – which a written application that re- dle-Grades Reform and the excellence in academics, they intend to continue do- quires schools to show how Texas Association of Sec- developmental responsive- ing for years to come. they met rigorous criteria ondary School Principals ness, social equity and or- “What started with a developed by the National (TASSP). ganizational structure and weaving pursuit of inten- Forum to Accelerate Mid- The school is among only processes. tional growth and prog- dle Grades Reform. Schools 45 schools in the state of Principal Jorly Thomas ress years ago is today a that met the criteria were Texas to be selected for the said recognition as a School ‘Schools to Watch Cam- then visited by state teams, who observed classrooms, interviewed administrators, Allegiant Air adds nonstop teachers, students and par- ents, and looked at achieve- ment data, suspension rates, quality of lessons and stu- flights from Hobby Airport dent work. Allegiant Air recently said Wells. port (HOU) will operate The observation team announced four new non- New seasonal routes twice weekly. Flight days, listed multiple reasons why stop routes from William from William P. Hobby Air- times and the lowest fares Roberts was chosen for this P. Hobby Airport (HOU) port (HOU) include: can be found only at Alle recognition, including the to McGhee Tyson Airport – Knoxville, Tenn., via giant.com. following: (TYS), Asheville Regional McGhee Tyson Airport “The Houston Airports – achieved fi ve out of Airport (AVL), Savannah/ (TYS) beginning May 21, are thrilled to welcome Al- six distinctions through the Hilton Head Internation- 2020, with fares as low as legiant to the Houston mar- Texas Education Agency. al Airport (SAV) and Des- $33. ket and to Hobby Airport,” – administration con- tin-Fort Walton Beach Air- – Asheville, N.C., via said Mario Diaz, Houston ducted regular meetings port (VPS). To celebrate, Asheville Regional Airport Airports director. “Allegiant with staff. the company is offering (AVL) beginning May 22, will offer service to four – staff had appropriate one-way fares on the new 2020, with fares as low as markets not currently served responses to student needs. Vigavi Realty developers is constructing a 170,000-square-foot facil- doors. The facility is nearing completion. It includes 51 trailer stalls route as low as $33. $33. out of Hobby Airport. We – students were comfort- ity for a front load distribution center at 730 Genoa Red Bluff Road. and two drive-in ramps with a clearing height of 32 feet. It is designed “We are extremely ex- – Savannah, Ga., via Sa- look forward to welcoming able communicating. The project is being constructed on 10+ acres and includes 37 dock to serve as a heavy distribution center. Photo by Marie Flickinger cited to begin service in vannah/Hilton Head Inter- Allegiant to Houston!” – campus staff provid- Houston,” said Drew Wells, national Airport (SAV) be- Allegiant offers a unique ed frequent communication Allegiant vice president of ginning May 28, 2020, with option to Houston-area trav- with parents through differ- South Belt announces 2nd nine-weeks awards ent media. planning and revenue. fares as low as $33. elers with low base airfare South Belt Elementary tian Mata, Evan Medina, Molina, Grace Ngo and Clint Madeline Herrera, Drake quez, Emma Villa and Antho- “We know area travelers – Fort Walton Beach, and savings on rental cars Roberts will be recog- nized as a School to Watch offi cials announced second Christopher Melchor, Jordan Nguyen. Hughes, Arielle Maldonado, ny Vu. will enjoy our convenient, Fla., via Destin-Fort Walton and hotels. Travelers can nine-weeks perfect atten- Melchor, Dominic Mendoza, Emma Nguyen, Pres- Jaclyn Nguyen, Aarish Ni- Math Whiz nonstop, ultra-low-cost Beach Airport (VPS) be- book their entire vacation for a three-year period. Af- ter the third year, they must dance, Super Steers, Math Payton Meyer, Jaxon Mill- ton Nguyen, Nathan Nunez, zam, Carson Pham, Conner Hadi Alam, Aubrey Bara- fl ights just in time for sum- ginning June 5, 2020, with with Allegiant for less. Whiz, Language All Star, er, Grace Ngo, Clint Nguy- Lynden Omoregie, Sofi a On- Sullivan and Anthony Vu. jas, Levie Benavides, Safa mer travel and also know fares as low as $33. For more information, demonstrate progress on specifi c goals in order to be All Star Readers, Principal’s en, Drake Nguyen, Preston tiveros, Haven Orsua, Dyl- Principal’s Award Bukhari, Jaden Cervantes, Houston will be a popular The new nonstop routes or to book a fl ight visit Alle Award, honor roll and merit Nguyen, Lynden Omoregie lon Perez, Zoe Perez, Trityn Hadi Alam, Ava Baeza, Nathan Chavez, Alice Chen, destination in our system,” via William P. Hobby Air- giant.com. re-designated. “We have been able to roll lists. and Haven Orsua. Pfenninger, Gavin Phillips, Arian Banda, Aubrey Bara- Natalie Cumpian, Andrew stretch our vision of what’s Kindergarten Trityn Pfenninger, Ryan Eli Pineda, Keenan Plou- jas, Levie Benavides, Rylee Duong, Daliah Ellis, Jordan possible and then pin that Perfect attendance Ponce, Madelyn Rangel, Ce- cha, Neveah Polendo, Ryan Broussard, Safa Bukhari, Euceda, Gabriel Garcia, Ejaz HLS&R recognizes CCISD to the present moment,” Luke Burch, Ava De sar Reyna, Sean Rodriguez, Ponce, Alexia Ramirez, Mad- Presli Carroll, Ava Castro, Gill, Arianna Gomez, Jacob Thomas said. Ochoa, Mason Espisito, Ma- Liam Royal, Nicholas Simp- elyn Rangel, Cesar Reyna, Jaden Cervantes, Alison Gonzales, Madeline Herrera “Through our core be- ribel Gonzales, Emma Her- son, Xela Soria, Raymond Sean Rodriguez, Fabian Rog- Chen, Isabella Cruz, Natalie and Amelia Hoang, , Zayan students, possible scholarship lief that one person cannot nandez, Adrian Luna, Anna Strong, Aaron Tao, Jose Ten- ers and Liam Royal. Cumpian, Andrew Duong, Jafri, Ashlynn Langley, Ari- The Clear Creek Inde- Joann Geogi from West- the School Art Auction and transform a school, we have Nguyen, Clint Nguyen, Pres- orio, Avery Thomas, Emman- Ariah Rucker, Jason Rus, Dahlia Ellis, Jordan Euceda, elle Maldonado and Kenzie pendent School District brook Intermediate; Evalyn a variety of scholarships. edited the stories of many ton Nguyen, Nathan Nunez, uel Thomas, Hailee Walker, Kayli Salinas, Mario San- Aydan Flores, Sophia Frank- Mariscal. announced the 13 students Laughlin from Clear Lake The public is invited to of our students’ experience. Zoe Perez, Sean Rodriguez, Kennedy Watson, Jacoby Ya- chez, Nicholas Simpson, lin, Audi Gallegos, Gabriel Alaina Melchor, Mari- who were recognized as City Elementary; and Con- view the winning artwork Thank you for being part of Liam Royal, Jason Rus, nez and Abdulrahman Zam. Xela Soria, Lynncee Srun, Garcia and Angel Gil. ah Mendez, Madison Mon- 2020 Houston Livestock ner Floyd from Mossman and the rest of the 400 stu- our story,” Thomas said. Nicholas Simpson, Xela So- Language All Star Raymond Strong, Liam Ta- Ejaz Gill, Ejaz Gill, Isaac ford, Emma Morey, Abriella Show and Rodeo School Art Elementary. dent entries at the 2020 Roberts will be recog- ria, Aaron Tao, Emma Torres, Camila Aguirre, Tyson mez, Aaron Tao, Jose Teno- Gonzales, Isaac Gonzales, Nguyen, Dannie Nguyen, Ja- winners. These students were hon- CCISD Rodeo K-12 Student nized in Austin at the Mak- Jan Carlos Villavicencio and Amos, Anabia Aslam, Riley rio, Avery Thomas, Emman- Madeline Herrera, Amelia clyn Nguyen, Phuc Nguyen, Ranging from fi rst to ored at the district contest Art Exhibition, which will ing Middle School Mat- Hailee Walker. Brown, Luke Burch, Christo- uel Thomas, Emma Torres, Hoang, Rahim Jafri, Zayan Quan Nguyen, Alesio Nmezi 12th grade, the winners are: in the categories of Best of be held Jan. 23 from 4:30 ter Symposium, hosted by Super Steers pher Cavazos, Arianna Cor- Brian Vargas, Jan Carlos Jafri, Jourdan Jenkins, Kris- and Maximus Ochoa, Gabri- Cassie Toler, Ian Wood and Show, Gold Medal and Spe- to 6:30 p.m. at the CCISD TASSP, March 1 – 3. Hayleigh Garcia, Mia rea, Clayton Davis, Ava DeO- Villavicencio, Hailee Walk- tine La, Ashlynn Langley, ella Padilla, Daniel Patter- Angelina Yoon from Clear cial Merit award winners. Challenger Columbia Field- Pasadena ISD and Rob- Granados, Allessandra Guti- choa, Jax Desoto, Amy Diaz, er, Kennedy Watson, Arianna Edina Lendsey, Arielle Mal- son, Carson Pham, Claudette Creek High School; Jessie Their work will be on dis- house, 1955 W. NASA Blvd. erts Middle School will join errez, Payton Meyer, Clint Vincent Do, Kinsley Elmore, Yanez, Jacoby Yanez and Ab- donado, Kenzie Mariscal, Reyna, Emma Rios, Maken- Chen, Ashlyn Ezzell, Grace play in the Hayloft Gallery in Webster. recognized school districts Nguyen, Trityn Pfenniger, Mason Esposito, Hayleigh dulrahman Zam. Matthew Martinez, Alaina zy Rodriguez, Eric ‘Mateo’ Hawley and Tatiana Del Pi- on the fi rst fl oor of NRG For more information across the country at the Madelyn Rangel, Liam Ta- Garcia, Sophia Garcia, Jesiah First grade Melchor Mariah Mendez, Romero, Jorge Sanchez, Au- lar Hennessey from Clear Center during the Hous- about the Houston Livestock National Forum Schools to mez, Jose Tenorio and Em- Gilbert, Maribel Gonzales, Perfect attendance Madison Monford, Emma dryna St. Romain, Sarah Su- Falls High School; Jessi- ton Livestock Show & Ro- Show and Rodeo School Art Watch event in Washington manuel Thomas. Nolan Gonzales, Mia Grana- Aubrey Barajas, Pres- Morey, Londyn Moses, Abri- fyan, Ayden Turner, Emma ca Song and Alaina Sibley deo from March 3 through Program, visit https://www. DC, June 24-27. Math Whiz dos, Abel Griffi th and Ales- li Carroll, Nathan Chavez, ella Nguyen, Dannie Nguyen Villa and Anthony Vu. from Clear Springs High March 22. rodeohouston.com/Educa Camila Aguirre, Tyson sandra Gutierrez. Dahlia Ellis, Arianna Gomez, and Jaclyn Nguyen. All Star Readers School; Eliza Hoffman from Each of these students is tional-Support/School-Art- Amos, Anabia Aslam, Clay- Emma Hernandez, Lucian Julian Herrera, Madeline Phuc Nguyen, Quan Arian Banda, Levie Be- League City Intermediate; now under consideration for Program. ton Davis, Ava De Ochoa, Hickey, Alexander Hinojosa, Herrera, Amelia Hoang, Alo- Nguyen, Aarish Nizam, Ale- navides, Rylee Broussard, Advertise Jax Desoto, Maribel Gon- Nicholas Hinojosa, Lam Ho- ra James, Kristine La, Jaclyn sio Nmezi, Gabriella Padil- Ava Castro, Nathan Chavez, zales, Nolan Gonzales, Mia ang, Rameen Hussain, Logan Nguyen, Phuc Nguyen, Quan la, Daniel Patterson, Car- Alison Chen, Isaac Colon, in the Granados, Abel Griffi th, Al- Lamorte, Henry Le, Noah Nguyen, Alesio Nmezi, Dan- son Pham, Claudette Reyna, Andrew Duong, Dahlia El- HAS supports Human lessandra Gutierrez, Emma Lozolla, Adrian Luna, Izaiah iel Patterson, Carson Pham, Makenzy Rodriguez, Josi- lis, Jordan Euceda, Sophia Leader! Hernandez, Lucian Hick- Mack, Jacob Martinez, Chris- Claudette Reyna, Audryna ah Salazar, Jorge Sanchez, Franklin, Audi Gallegos, Ga- ey, Alexander Hinojosa and tian Mata, Logan Maycott, St Romain, Jacob Stallings, Luke Sanchez, Kelsie Snook- briel Garcia, Ejaz Gill and Call Nicholas Hinojosa. Evan Medina, Christopher Ryleigh Terrell and Anthony Bolling, Audryna St. Ro- Isaac Gonzales. Traffic Awareness Day Lam Hoang, Logan Lam- Melchor, Jordan Melchor, Vu. main, Jacob Stallings, Sar- Jacob Gonzales, Julian 281-481-5656 orte, Henry Le, Noah Lozol- Dominic Mendoza, Payton Super Steers ah Sufyan, Ryleigh Terrell, Herrera, Madeline Herrera Staff at both George lion per year industry, sec- airport staff and others to la, Jacob Martinez, Chris- Meyer, Jaxon Miller, Arianna Aubrey Barajas, Ejaz Gill, Ayden Turner, Daniel Velas- Continued on Page 4A Bush Intercontinental Air- ond only to drug traffi cking increase detection and in- port and William P. Hobby as the most profi table form vestigation of human traf- Airport wore blue shirts and of transnational crime. fi cking and to protect vic- PASADENA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT other blue apparel on Jan. The Blue Campaign is tims and bring suspected 11 to show support for the the unifi ed voice for the traffi ckers to justice. STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS Department of Homeland U.S. Department of Home- Houston Mayor Sylves- FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED AUGUST 31, 2019 Security Blue Campaign land Security’s efforts to ter Turner and Houston Avi- against human traffi cking. combat human traffi cking. ation Director Mario Diaz Data Nonmajor Total National Human Traf- Working in collaboration signed a memorandum of fi cking Awareness Day is with law enforcement, gov- understanding Oct. 8, with Control Governmental Governmental recognized annually in the ernment, nongovernmental the U.S. Department of Codes General Fund Debt Service Funds Capital Projects Funds Funds United States on Jan. 11 and private organizations, Homeland Security and the Revenues to raise awareness among the Blue Campaign strives U.S. Department of Trans- Americans that human traf- to protect the basic right of portation, forging a pub- 5700 Local, intermediate, and out-of-state$ 176,277,493 $ 40,034,058 $ 3,916,970 $ 12,525,201 $ 232,753,722 fi cking does not just hap- freedom and to bring those lic outreach campaign to 5800 State program revenue 343,983,862 9,185,913 - 9,304,334 362,474,109 pen in other countries, but who exploit human lives to combat human traffi cking 5900 Federal program revenue 22,643,675 - - 79,092,655 101,736,330 in states and communities justice. through a program called across the United States. Through the Blue Cam- Blue Lightning Initiative. 5020 Total revenues 542,905,030 49,219,971 3,916,970 100,922,190 696,964,161 The Houston Airport paign, DHS raises public Visit the DHS resourc- System and its airline part- awareness about human es page at https://www. Expenditures ners teamed up with U.S. traffi cking, leveraging part- dhs.gov/blue-campaign/ Customs and Border Protec- nerships to educate the pub- share-resources to view all Current: tion and the DHS in wearing lic to recognize human traf- available Blue Campaign 0011 Instruction 301,910,625 - - 38,189,520 340,100,145 blue to raise awareness on fi cking and report suspected resources. 0012 Instruction resources and media services 7,087,479 - - 299,965 7,387,444 National Human Traffi cking instances. To report possible human Awareness Day. The Blue Campaign traffi cking issues, call the 0013 Curriculum and instructional staff development 7,355,776 - - 1,431,532 8,787,308 DHS estimates that hu- also offers training to law National Human Traffi cking 0021 Instructional leadership 6,379,515 - - 2,193,852 8,573,367 man traffi cking is a $32 bil- enforcement, airline and hotline at 1-888-373-7888. 0023 School leadership 38,169,150 - - 1,638,151 39,807,301 0031 Guidance, counseling and evaluation services 19,819,791 - - 6,622,429 26,442,220 0032 Social work services 176,418 - - 150,785 327,203 0033 Health services 4,961,420 - - 250,733 5,212,153 0034 Student transportation 17,605,376 - - 4,169 17,609,545 0035 Food service - - - 35,340,496 35,340,496 0036 Extracurricular activities 8,173,092 - - 3,897,216 12,070,308 0041 General administration 11,863,997 - - - 11,863,997 0051 Facilities maintenance and operations 55,620,931 - - 1,573,010 57,193,941 0052 Security and monitoring services 5,064,897 - - 39,952 5,104,849 0053 Data processing services 6,519,907 - - - 6,519,907 0061 Community services 193,425 - - 332,041 525,466 Debt Service: 0071 Principal on long term debt - 17,095,000 - - 17,095,000 0072 Interest on long term debt - 33,938,719 - - 33,938,719 Capital Outlay: 0081 Facilities acquisition and construction 1,308,838 - 22,941,022 463,602 24,713,462 Intergovernmental: 0093 Payment related to shared services agreements 767,296 - - - 767,296 0095 Payments to Juvenile Justice Alt. Ed. Prgm. 91,716 - - - 91,716 0099 Payments to Appraisal District 1,488,678 - - - 1,488,678 6030 Total Expenditures 494,558,327 51,033,719 22,941,022 92,427,453 660,960,521 1100 Excess (deficiency) of revenues over expenditures 48,346,703 (1,813,748) (19,024,052) 8,494,737 36,003,640

Other Financing Sources (Uses) 7912 Sale of real or personal property 165,487 - - - 165,487 7915 Transfers in 11,347,480 - - - 11,347,480 8911 Transfers out (5,000,000) - - (11,347,480) (16,347,480) 8949 Court mandated tax refunds (688,730) (174,556) - - (863,286) 7080 Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) 5,824,237 (174,556) - (11,347,480) (5,697,799)

1200 Net change in fund balances 54,170,940 (1,988,304) (19,024,052) (2,852,743) 30,305,841

0100 Fund Balance - beginning 123,877,372 32,717,437 134,624,564 14,172,065 305,391,438

3000 Fund Balance - ending $ 178,048,312 $ 30,729,133 $ 115,600,512 $ 11,319,322 $ 335,697,279 The accompanying notes to the financial statements are an integral part of this statement. Page 4 Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, January 23, 2020 South Belt honor roll lists students Over The Back Fence by Alexis Continued from Page 3A All Star Readers Alice Lam, Jayda Lasker, ra Ploucha, Gabby Ramirez, Hughes, Chelsea Huynh, Ash- Avery Aguilar, David Al- Andres Lopez, Isaiah Lopez, Alayna Rodriguez, Luke Sta- lynn Langley, Arielle Maldo- varenga, Aubrey Arredondo, Pablo Lopez, Phuwadet Main- cey, Dexter Sullivan, Hen- nado, Kenzie Mariscal, Mat- Giselle Ayala, Arian Banda, got, Juliet Martinez, Melanie drex Taganahan, Nala Tealer, thew Martinez, Alaina Melchor Elijah Barron, Saif Bataineh, Martinez, Isaiah Mata, Jaliyah Leslie Torres, Justin Tran, and Madison Monford. Hannah Bui, Dora Campos, May, Chloe Maycott, Aren Hayden Walker and Hassan Abreilla Nguyen, Dannie Brianna Cardenas, Elizabeth McCalla, Brady McNeal, Zamzam. LAURIE PENA TOOK THE PHOTO! grandsons Robert and Kenney Griffi n and Beverly Hills Intermediate Nguyen, Jaclyn Nguyen, Phuc Carling, Sofi a Charles, Chris- Michelle Medrano, Gabriel Super Steers The photo titled “Car crashes through wife Lacie; and friends and the Leader staff Jan. 24 is the day for a birthday celebra- Nguyen, Quan Nguyen, Ale- tian Garza, Daniella Gonza- Melchor, Alejandro Montes, Noah Aleman, Kayleigh store” on Page 1A of the Jan. 16 South Belt wish them a wonderful anniversary. tion for Chelsea Hughes Martinez. The day sio Nmezi, Maximus Ochoa, les, Max Hernandez, Ethan Alyana Montes, Annie Nguy- Broussard, Karaline Cronan, Leader issue was taken by Sagemont resi- SCHOOL DAZE for a party for Jacqueline Resendez is Jan. Gabriella Padilla, Andrew Pe- Ho, Xavier Jimenez, Roland en, Ethan Nguyen and Hillary Isaac De Luna, Jasmin Her- dent Laurie Pena. Apologies are sent from The following personnel of the Pasadena 26. rez, Carson Pham, Claudette Le and Jai’Ana LeBlanc. Nguyen. nandez, Jaylen Hill, Rya the Leader staff for photo credit originally Independent School District celebrate birth- Dobie High Reyna, Emma Rios, Maken- Mateo Mancillas, Aaron Nicole Nnadi, Angel Or- Hurd, Muhammed Jaiteh, given to Southbelt This & That Facebook days Jan. 23 through Jan 29. Birthday wishes for a double-fun day are zy Rodriguez, Eric “Mateo” Martinez, Matthew Marti- tiz, Ava Ortiz, Adiana Padil- Caylee Martinez, Brandon page. Good job, Laurie! Burnett Elementary sent to Todd Geries and Philip Pallikunnel Romero, Jorge Sanchez and nez, Tabitha Mathis, Breanna la, Abby Palma, Carter Pham, McNeal, Jordyn Rodriguez, BIRTHDAY WISHES FOR REBECCA Light the birthday candles on a dou- Jan. 27. Emma Villa. McNeal, Jayden Miko, Jami- Chanelle Phan, Robert Pheis- Logan Stewart, Emma Stone, Dobie grad Rebecca (Heeth) Irvine ble-layer cake Jan. 23 for Lena Toole. FRIENDS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Second grade son Miller, Nathaniel Molina, ter, Nathan Precella, Daniel Belladon Thomas, Johnathan enjoys a birthday Jan. 23. Best wishes are Bush Elementary The Leader sends birthday wishes to Perfect attendance Aryan Nepal, Alan Nguyen, Ramirez, Melody Ramirez, Villela and Evan Yanez. sent from her husband Steve and her father Sing a happy birthday song Jan. 27 to friends who have a birthday. For those Genesis Banda, Heily Bu- David Nguyen, Drake Nguy- Dahlia Reyes, Grayson Riley, Principal’s Award Richard Heeth of Kirkwood. Madelyn Pheister. Wishes for an enjoy- wanting a birthday mentioned in this sec- endia, Malachi Caballero, Mi- en, Nathan Nnadi, Skye Or- Jacob Rios, Emily Rodriguez Aadan Aguilar, Noah Ale- CLAUDIA MARKS A BIRTHDAY able birthday Jan. 29 are sent to Brandy tion, send an email to mynews@southbelt cheal Castillo, Yvette Castillo, sua, Adan Palomares, Kyle and Landen Royal. man, Isaiah Ambriz, Annie Birthday wishes are sent to Claudia Cubos Viverette. leader.com with “OTBF: Friends Celebrate Alessandra Cervantes, Geof- Ramos and AJ Rodriquez. Arontae Rucker, Joshua Andrews, Nathan Arizpe, Ali- who marks a birthday Jan. 23 from her family, Frazier Elementary Birthdays” in the subject line by Friday noon fery Charles, Sofi a Charles, Viviana Salazar, Aubree Salazar, Levi Sanchez, Mary jah Banda, Idunu Baraua-Et- friends and former co-workers at the Leader. Jan. 26 is the day for a double-layer birth- for the next week’s publication. Annabel Elmore, Kinsley Sandino, David Sepulve- Schroder, Brianna Scott, Na- ti, Kaci Bernard, Aja Breaux, LAILA CELEBRATES A BIRTHDAY day cake for Ashley Jones and Janielle Thursday, Mitchal Nordstrom; and Freeman, Christian Garza, An- da, Evelyn Spears, Noah St. thaniel Simpson, Natalie Ter- Kayleigh Broussard, Anabella Best wishes for a happy birthday are sent Wiley. Wednesday, Jan. 23: Becky Forsyth, thony Gonzales, Daniella Gon- Ange, Zoie Sudario, Elijah an, Benson Ton, Nathan Tor- Cancel, Sophia Centeno, Eliz- Jan. 27 to Dr. Laila Hassan from her family, Genoa Elementary Audi Resendez, Rodney Thiel, Wendy zales, Natalie Graff, Jeanette Thomas, Paris Valencia, Abby res, Thinh Tran, Leo Trevino, abeth Cervantes, Adam Cid, friends, office staff and the Leader staff. Blow out the birthday candles Jan. 23 for Gray and Bill A. Stevens; Friday, Jan. 24: Hernandez and Isha Jaiteh. Villanueva, Jacqueline Vo, Kaisen Troxlar, Kallie Trox- Karaline Cronan, Isaac Cum- HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAVID! Netza Lopez. Send a birthday greeting Jan. Renee Lister and Lee Balinas; Saturday, Simone Jones, Mateo Man- Hannah Walker, Anna Wilk- lar, Lucas Tulud, Max Villela, pian, Isaac De Luna, Kenya Happy birthday greetings are sent to 26 to Mireya Macedo. The day for a cele- Jan. 25: Berri Walker, Kristy Guzman and cillas, Tabitha Mathis, Bre- erson, Emanuel Williams, Brandon Vivier, Christina Vu, Delong, Kayla DeRobles and David Flickinger, Leader president, on bration for Kirsta Paulus is Jan. 27. Sing a Xuan Loan; Sunday, Gene Webster and anna McNeal, Aiden Mosby, Ne’Kyah Yhan and Hussein Kelvin Wiley, Cielo Wright, Bryce Edwards. Jan. 27. David is wished a great day by happy birthday song to Francisca Tarango Craig Green; Monday, Jan. 27: Cheryl Aryan Nepal, Alan Nguyen, Zamzam. Oscar Yanez, Ghazal Zamzam Langston Edwards, Adrian wife Ellie; daughter Natalie and husband Jan. 29. Arnesen, Nicole Crader, Raquel Jones, David Nguyen, Estefania Ro- Third grade and Essence Zsigray. Garza, Alessandra Garza, Isa- Jose Abarca; grandchildren Kelvin Lopez, Meador Elementary Derek Cooley, Donald Gillock Sr. and driguez, AJ Rodriquez, Ma- Perfect attendance Honor roll bella Gonzales, Julian Gonza- Noah, Elliana and Isabella Abarca; parents Special birthday wishes are sent to Solomon Ard; Tuesday, Jan. 28: Daryn son Rogers, Viviana Salazar, Samuel Alexander, Chris- Samuel Alexander, Sa- lez, Roberto Granados, Jasmin Marie and David Flickinger; brother Fred Constance Peel Jan. 27. Edwards, Toni O’Bryan, Chris Valvaneda, Carlos Soto, Noah St. Ange, topher Alvarez, Samantha mantha Barraza, Maddi Hernandez, Josue Herrera, and wife Leslie Flickinger; niece Kimberly South Belt Elementary Nealda Whitley, Lewis Cambiaso, Edgar Zoie Sudario, Hannah Walker, Barraza, Maham Bukhari, Campos, Sabrina Cavazos, Jaylen Hill, Rya Hurd, Nath- Flickinger; niece Courtney and husband Join in the birthday fun Jan. 26 with Ramirez and Jennifer Hernandez; and Emanuel Williams, Ne’Kyah Ashton Carter, Khloe Chavez, Lila Collazos, Carissa Cor- alie Huynh, Miguel Johnson, Chris Durham and children Abigail and Samantha Rhodes. Break out the party Wednesday, Jan. 29: Stephanie Martinez- Yhan and Hussein Zamzam. Brooklyn Coronado, Kather- tez, Katherine Dao, Tori De- Crysta Keim, Gabriel Laurila, Jackson; and the staff at the Leader. favors and balloons Jan. 28 for Kayla Hinton, Yvonne Moffi tt, Margarito Rivera, Super Steers ine Dao, Samantha De Luna, Hoyos, Gael Diaz, Peyton Andres Lopez, Elizabeth Lo- GRIFFINS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Elmore and Jennifer Hernandez. Debra Dorn, Lauretta Massicott and Holly Cristina Alexander, Giselle Gael Diaz, Myla Figueroa, Dowell, Myla Figueroa, Gab- pez, Isaiah Machado, Elijah Bobby and Kenneth Griffi n mark 58 Melillo Middle School Conrad. Ayala, Dora Campos, Trey Bryan Flores, Gabby Frank- by Franklin, Mia Gonzalez, Mack, Caylee Martinez, Don- years of marriage Jan. 27. Their daughter Sing a happy birthday song to Kelly LEADER WANTS YOU IN THE NEWS Capers, Cincere Fontenot, Er- lin, Matteo Garciduenas, Mikayla Gonzalez and Lance ovan Martinez, Jayme Marti- Tracy and husband Jim Giles and grand- Schwenk Jan. 27. Email birthday, anniversary, vacation, ica Gonzalez, Matthew Marti- Lance Goree, Howard Green Goree. nez and Marissa Martinez. children Aaron and his wife Ashley and their Roberts Middle School congratulations, etc., to mynews@south nez, Alan Nguyen, Skye Or- and Davis Harris. Jayden Grimaldo, Davis Valerie Martinez, Jace Mc- children Jaxson and Jace, Kristen and Cody Celebrating a birthday Jan. 27 is Marie beltleader.com with OTBF in the subject line sua, Liam Thomas, Hannah Abygail Herrera, Ramon Harris, Riley Hensley, Elijah Call, Brandon McNeal, J’Von Giles; son David and wife Angela Griffi n and Juarez. by Friday noon for the next week’s publication. Walker and Evan Zeman. Jaramillo, Davion Jones, Al- Hernandez, Abygail Herrera, McNeal, Paula Medrano, Da- Principal’s Award ice Lam, Timothy Lloyd, An- Blake Hughes, Bradley Jones, vid Melchor, Angela Mena, Avery Aguilar, Aubrey dres Lopez, Pablo Lopez, Ma- Soha Khan, Alice Lam, An- Jaxon Mohammed, Ava Mo- Arredondo, Giselle Ayala, son Martinez, Jaliyah May, nie Nguyen, Ethan Nguyen, rin, Hailey Naughton, Lisa Beverly Hills Intermediate announces honor roll Arian Banda, Genesis Ban- Aren McCalla, Luke Mon- Hillary Nguyen, Abby Pal- Ngo, Mia Nguyen, Christo- Beverly Hills Intermediate Aubree Provost. veros, Diego Francisco Orta, Hector Giovan Rios, Ar- Eric Gerardo Solis, Malai- da, Elijah Barron, Ja’Kenda- ford, Alejandro Montes, Aly- ma, Robert Pheister, Melo- pher Ojeda, Emma Olvera, offi cials announced its third Adriana Aracely Ramirez, Sabrina Elise Pector, Lin- ianna Mi’amore Rivera, ka Zandile Tapela, Maximo lyn Beckom, John Boardman, ana Montes, Annie Nguyen, dy Ramirez, Grayson Riley, Damian Pereida, Julian Phil- honor roll for the 2019-2020 Armando Jose Reyes, Z’ni- da Pham, Loan Leena Nhu Ariznelly Elisa Rivera, Ana Alejandro Tapia, Leyla Eve- Karrington Brown, Hannah Ethan Nguyen, Hillary Nguy- Joshua Salazar, Natalie Teran, lips, Kinora Ploucha, Gab- school year. yah Sanaye Riggs, David Pham, Vina Pham, Annie Bui Karen Rodriguez Marquez, lyn Torres, Evelyn Linh Tran, Bui, Dora Campos, Trey en and Abby Palma. Leo Trevino and Lucas Tulud, by Ramirez, Alayna Rodri- Seventh grade Adrian Rios, Marcelo Ivan Phan, Arianna Mariah Ra- Jaretsy Samantha Rodri- Kayla Mai-Trinh Tran, Lilly Capers, Elizabeth Carling, Carter Pham, Chanelle Kelvin Wiley. guez, Jordyn Rodriguez and Merit roll Rene Anthony Almanza, Rios, Juleny Rivera, Yainely mos, Gael Antonio Ramos, guez, Stefanny Rosales Gai- Thao-My Tran, Ngoc Bao Chacidy Carter, Yvette Cas- Phan, Robert Pheister, Daniel Makayla Rodriguez. Aysjha Sevin Anderson, Bry- Alejandra Robles, Evan Jade Angelina Janelle Rapalo, tan, Amiyah Elizabeth Ross, Tran, Thomas Hoang Tran, tillo, Alessandra Cervantes, Ramirez, Edward Reynolds, Maham Buhkari, Emilio De Mia Roppolo, Emme an Wayne Anderson, Malyn- Rodriguez, Ryleigh Madison Chyanne Nikole Reed, Ama- Drake Carmelo Salinas, Jal- Chris Truong, Jaclyn Victoria Sofi a Charles, Arian Faulkner, Emily Rodriguez, Landen La Garza, Jesse Deleon, Bryan Salas, Liliana Salazar, Makay- ia Michelle Armelin, Kalel Rodriguez, Sofi a Victoria Ro- lia Christina Reyes and Emi- yssa Jamil Sanchez and Juan- Vandiver, Thomas Hoang Vu Kinsley Freeman and Adelyn Royal, Joshua Salazar, John Flores, Jermias Fred, Levi Gal- la Salazar, Paul Salinas, Abbie Arredondo, Perla Saldana driguez, Caleb Jarmice Ro- ly Reyes. manuel Santana. and Nachelle Marie Walker. Garza. Sanchez, Nathaniel Simp- legos, Garren Gardiner, Chloe Sanchez, Pichon’na Scott, Bazan, Neveah Jamie Ben- mar, Bianka Samantha Ru- Christian Garza, Anthony son, Benson Ton, Thinh Tran, Graff, Sebastian Hernandez, Luke Stacey, Bella Starks, Smith, Diego Javier Bonilla, bio, Milly Salas and Aryanna Gonzales, Daniella Gonzales, Kaisen Troxlar, Max Villela, Isaiah Lopez, Pablo Lopez, Logan Stewart, Lori Suarez, Jimmy Mai Bui, Mia Leonor Sanchez. Area airports celebrate Rodeo Max Hernandez, Ethan Ho, Brandon Vivier and Christina Juliet Martinez, Melanie Mar- Dexter Sullivan, Hendrex Ta- Campos, Kailee Christien Yahir Eugenio Sanchez, Isha Jaiteh, Xavier Jimenez, Vu. tinez, Chloe Maycott, Brady ganahan, Jawad Tahir, Alec Super Steers Canales, Arwen Alida Cardo- Rhema Esi Sika Sanni-Thom- Jeremiah Johnson, Simone McNeal, Kaynat Mian, Carter Tamegnon, Krystal Thomas, na and Abril Carmona Sauce- as, Omar Enrique Santos Houston with art in the terminals Jones, Mateo Mancillas, Aar- Carlos Davila, Saman- Pham, Chanelle Phan, Dan- Benson Ton, Christopher Tor- do. Fuentes, Erica Luna Segovia, on Martinez, Matthew Marti- tha De Luna, Mia Gonzalez, iel Ramirez, Arontae Rucker, res, Leslie Torres, Justin Tran, Almost 200 works of art tem is again working with covered chuck wagon at the nez, Tabitha Mathis, Breanna Lance Goree, Riley Hense- Mary Schroder and Christina Johnathan Villela, Hayden Aiden Nathan Carrillo, Lizbeth Serrano, Cindy Su, from local students are on the Houston Livestock Show new international concourse Thomas Armando Castelan, Jasmine Bea Tandog Sunga, McNeal, Jayden Miko, Na- ly, Abygail Herrera, Jaden Vu. Walker, Danica Williams, display throughout the air- and Rodeo to give passengers at William P. Hobby Airport, Fourth grade Kahlina Rianne Chahayed, Patience Marie Thomas, An- thaniel Molina, Aryan Nepal, Jimenez, Alessandra Labra, Evan Yanez, Saniyah Young port terminals. The Houston a fi rst-class peek into one a giant-sized cowboy boot at Perfect attendance Victor Manuel Chapa, Kobi dres Daniel Tolentino, Ange- Alan Nguyen, David Nguyen, Gabriel Melchor, Ethan and Hassan Zamzam. Livestock Show and Rodeo of the world’s largest live- George Bush Intercontinental Drake Nguyen and Sharon Nguyen, Grayson Riley and Nathan Arizpe, Aja Breaux, Honor roll Armani Conaway, Avange- lina Khanh Tran, Kyler Tran, is Houston’s premier event stock exhibitions from some Airport and more. line Ilana Cosse, Eduardo Loi Nguyen Tran, Michael Nguyen. Max Villela. Maxwell Charles, Adam Cid, Aja Breaux, Miguel John- drawing more than 2.5 mil- of Houston’s most promis- Each year, about 300,000 Principal’s Award Cuevas, Alexis Marie Davis, Jonathan Traylor and Amy Vincent Nguyen, Skye Karaline Cronan, Isaac De son, Isaiah Machado, Lisa lion people in 2019 and the ing young artists. From now students from Houston-ar- Orsua, Issac Ortiz, Nikolas Raiden Adamo, Samuel Luna, Deion Downey, Adrian Ngo, Mia Nguyen, Alayna Jaila Michelle Davis, An- Marie Trevino. Houston Airport System is through the end of March, ea schools participate in the thony Thien Dinh, Samuel Sarah Thanh Trinh, Sa- Padilla, Mia Palacios, Adan Alexander, Jaime Alvarez, Sa- Garza, Josue Herrera, Jaylen Rodriguez and Logan Stewart. taking part in the celebration. Houston Airports will display contest that awards 15 four- Palomares, Kyle Ramos, mantha Barraza, Brock Ber- Hill, Starla Holcomb and Rya Merit roll Itzhak Errasti, Sarah Bethany mantha Tam Nguyen Truong, Every year, the Houston almost 200 works of art from year $18,000 School Art Espinal, Bethany Alessan- Jazlynn Yvette Urban, Yara Estefania Rodriguez, Zoie nard, Maham Bukhari, Maddi Hurd. Isaiah Ambriz, Karaline Airports Rangers participate past winners, pre-K through Scholarships to graduating Sanadria, Aubree Sandino, Campos, Lola Carrizal, Ash- Nathalie Huynh, Mu- Cronan, Alessandra Garza, Is- dra Espinoza, Emir Jonathan Valois, Vivian Vega, Stepha- in the Houston Livestock twelfth-grade students, of the seniors. To date, the Hous- Espinoza and Amberly Ivette nie Vieyra Mosqueda, Jorge Addison Santiago, David ton Carter, Gabriel Castil- hammed Jaiteh, Isaiah Mach- abella Gonzales, MJ Olayimi- Show and Rodeo Downtown Show’s School Art program ton Livestock Show and Ro- Sepulveda, Evelyn Spears, lo, Terriana Caston, Sabrina ado, David Melchor, Lisa ka, Kinora Ploucha and Sani- Flores. Eduardo Villarreal Escamilla, Rodeo Parade. showcasing the culture, his- deo has committed more than Cesar Flores, Jose Luis Raylan Julius Wash, Aaliyah Andrew Strong, Zoie Sudario Cavazos, Jocelyn Cerda, Alex Nguyen, Mia Nguyen, Kino- yah Young. Houston Airports are also tory and heritage of Texas. $430 million to the youth of and Elijah Thomas. Chavez, Khloe Chavez, Lila Flores, Peyton Dawn Fon- Janae Markita Wilson, Elli bringing the rodeo to pas- Also on display through- Texas. tenot, Brenden Allen Sabas- Lui Waa Sawyer Yu, Emma Alessandra Vasquez, Abby Collazos, Brooklyn Corona- sengers traveling through out both airports are one-of- For more information, vis- Villanueva, Jacqueline Vo, do, Carissa Cortez and Kath- Largest selection of tian Foxx, Jenny Samantha Nicole Zamora, Juliana Zol- the airports. The airport sys- a-kind items, rodeo gear, a it www.rodeohouston.com. Gallardo, Freddy Gallegos, locoffer and Yuriana Zollo- Hannah Walker, Laylah West, erine Dao. wigs in Texas! Genesis Fabiola Garcia Car- coffer. Anna Wilkerson, Emanu- Carlos Davila, Emilio De el Williams, Ne’Kyah Yhan, La Garza, Samantha De Luna, FEATURING ranza, Angel Gabriel Garcia, Eighth grade Stuchbery Elementary names STETICA Faith Monique Garcia, Pedro Viviana Cristal Acos- Evan Zaman and Hussein Tori DeHoyos, DeLilah De- E Alejandro Garza, Alexan- ta, Layla Nicole Araujo, Zamzam. Leon, Jesse Deleon, Gael Math Whiz Diaz, Peyton Dowell, Iris DESIGNS dra Michelle Gomez, Fred- Jazmine Arriaga, Hussain second 2019-2020 honor roll list WIGS & EXTENSIONS RAQUEL WELCH™ Aubrey Arrendondo, Arian Durrette, Ava Dyer, Gabri- SIGNATURE COLLECTION die Gonzales, Valerie Gloria Babar, Nico Lynn Barr, Ju- OF WIGS & Stuchbery Elementary staff Fourth grade Merit roll Banda, Elijah Barron, Han- el Edwards, Myla Figueroa, The Right BRA, HAIR ADDITIONS Gonzales, Diego Antonio lian Cavazos, Aaron Nicholas The Right Form! by JODEE named the second honor roll Honor roll Miranda Aguilar, Xavier nah Bui, Trey Capers, Brian- Bryan Flores, Gabby Frank- Gonzalez and Jacqueline Cepeda, Torry Ventor Chase, Caring Fitters Trained & Certified Becky’s and merit roll for 2019-2020. Marahi Lolita Aguilar, Sa- Arizmendez, Abigail Marie na Cardenas, Sofi a Charles, lin, Levi Gallegos, Kaleb Gar- to Help With All Your After Gonzalez. Ivan Levi Chavez, Precious 125 E. 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Gordon Berg of Action proved construction of the Mardi Gras Galveston Malia Kekulalmauu Marti- Hamlett, Alyssa Evangelina Several fl ood control ex- Justice of the Peace How- Chamber of Commerce Citi- Ministries to benefi t the tsu- $37.5 million campus, locat- Balcony Tickets Available nez. Hernandez, Anna Jacquelyn perts addressed residents at ard Wayland made plans to zen of the Year. nami victims of Indonesia. ed at Genoa-Red Bluff and Naomi Martinez, Samu- Hernandez, Trenton Thang the fi rst meeting of the Re- move into new offi ces at the Dobie coach David Pierce The donation well surpassed Beltway 8, in a 2011 bond el Eliseo Martinez, Alexan- Ho, Duc Minh Hoang, Kasie gional Citizens Task Force. courthouse annex opening on accepted an assistant coach- the two-day goal of raising election. The campus opened Feb. 15, 21 & 22 der Marcelo Medina, Kevin Hoang, Malachi Anthony The task force was designed Beamer at Scarsdale. ing position at the University $3,000. in August of 2014. Rafael Mejia, Joy Emanuel- Hobbs, Vincent Matthew to be the basis of a fi ve-coun- South Belt residents living of Houston. Another Dobie Shane Nance, a 1996 Do- 1 year ago (2019) Get above the crowds la Menahem, Daniela Paola Holcomb and Steven Hieu ty fl ood control authority. in the Clear Creek Indepen- coach Bobbye McCain fi lled bie graduate, was honored The Pasadena Independent Mendoza, Mateo Alejo Mer- Huynh. Several local radio and dent School District changed Pierce’s role as coach of the as his Arizona Diamondback School District announced its Huge Balcony to toss beads and watch parades. cado, Jacob Isaiah Mokar- Jonathan Paul Ibarra, television stations erroneous- the makeup of the board of girls’ junior varsity basketball professional baseball team 2019 Athletics Hall of Fame Open Bar, Food & Music included with ticket. zel, Ruth Neome Monge, Is- Makyah Janii James, Danija ly reported fl ooding in the trustees with the election of team. jersey was dedicated by Do- inductees. Former longtime abella Grace Monita, Diego Yvonne Johnson, Jeri ‘Ael Sagemont and Scarsdale areas. two new members. The establishment of a fi re bie’s Diamond Club. resident Bill Newcomb and To purchase tickets go to Montelongo, Sonia Stefany Zariyah Johnson, Scott Al- The Houston Fire Depart- The Pasadena Indepen- and ambulance district in the 10 years ago (2010) 2007 Dobie graduate Karima Morales Cordon, Danilo Al- exander Kay, Derrick Lamon ment was investigating a fi re dent School District board Clear Brook City Municipal In a surprising move, new- Christmas-Kelly were two Zkrewe.org exander Moran, Edson Eliud Kelley, Jacob Anthony Kipp, which gutted Burnett Ele- gave approval to obtain $100 Utility District passed 73-8. ly named Dobie head football of the six to be recognized. Zkrewe is a 501c3 non-profit organization Moreno and Jeshua Louis Kalib Phi Vu Le, Xavier Lee, mentary’s fi fth-grade pod. million in revenue bonds. A bond issue passed, which coach Derek Fitzhenry re- A 1956 graduate of Pasade- Moreno, Sameer Khan Lodhi, Alejan- South Belt resident Rick Several parents of Weber increased the bond authority signed from his post before na High School, Newcomb Gisele Yliana Morgan, dro Lopez, Ericka Giselle Lo- Faulkner, 21, was reported students requested transfers of the CBC MUD. even starting the position. went on to be head football Shazia Sofi a Mustapha, pez, Trinity Belen Lopez, Da- missing from the Blackthorn, for their children for health 15 years ago (2005) According to Fitzhenry, his coach at South Houston High Exceptional Grooming at Common Charles Edward Nash, Jack vid Lozoya, Kaleb Joel Luna, a Coast Guard vessel which reasons. Four South Belt residents family wanted to remain in School and athletics direc- Sense Prices Van Ngo, Riley Ngoc Nguy- Han My Ly and Hailey Blue collided with a tanker off the 25 years ago (1995) were honored at the 21st an- Giddings, where he planned tor for Pasadena ISD, before en To, Bruce Nguyen, Elaine Maldonado. Florida coast. South Belt business own- nual South Belt-Ellington to continue to coach. retiring in 2004. A standout Minh-Khanh Nguyen, Huy Gisettee Jassai’ Martinez, 35 years ago (1985) ers along with the South Chamber of Commerce ban- John Elam died after a basketball player, Christ- 281-484-9655 Hoang Truong Nguyen, Charles Camble Mckinney, The Dobie Lariaettes drill Belt-Ellington Chamber of quet: Joe Craddock, Gilbert fi ve-year battle with cancer. mas-Kelly advanced to play Jacky Huynh Nguyen, Kristi Frida Miranda Monreal, Je- team won its third straight Commerce met with the city Aguilar, Jannis Lowery and A 1985 Dobie graduate, Elam at the college level at Duke Ngoc Nguyen, Linda Doan sus Elias Montano Barba, sweepstakes award under the of Houston deputy director the Rev. Gordon Berg. The was a standout football play- University and profession- Nguyen, Loly Mai Nguyen, Carlos Ignacio Morales, direction of Patty LaTouche of public works to protest the four were recognized as ordi- er who advanced to play at ally with the Indiana Fever Nhi Binh Phuong Nguyen Jessica Yen Ngo, Tri Kel- in competition at the Houston proposed installation of a 36- nary people doing extraordi- Texas A&M University. Elam and the Dallas Wings. Oth- and Thanh Nguyen. vin Ngo, Anh Huynh Nguy- Invitational at the Astroarena inch water line down Scars- nary things. was diagnosed with a rare, er inductees included Paul Thuy Ngoc Bich Nguy- en, Cindy Huynh Nguyen, and would compete in state dale Boulevard. Five decapitated ducks unknown form of cancer in Ratliff (Pasadena, Class of Groom & Board en, Diego Omar Nunez, Na- Crystal Tien Nguyen, Duyen competition in mid-February 20 years ago (2000) were found in the drainage 2004. 1962, baseball), Wayne Ad- hum Jerameel Olivos Teno- Nguyen, Long Dat Nguyen, in Spring Branch. South Belt-Ellington ditch paralleling the Black- 5 years ago (2015) ams (South Houston, Class rio, Felicity Naomi Padilla, Mason Xuan-Huy Nguyen, A locker search by school Chamber of Commerce in- hawk Hike and Bike Trail. The Pasadena Indepen- of 1967, football/track), Angelina Castillo Paquinto, Nghi Phuong Ngoc Nguyen, personnel at Beverly Hills coming president Johnny Local law enforcement and dent School District board Don Key (Pasadena, Class Tues.-Sat. 11506 Hughes Rd. Diana Linda Pena, Joseph Peter Thang Long Nguyen Intermediate School revealed Carmona received the tra- the Texas Parks and Wildlife of trustees approved naming of 1978, football) and James 7am-6pm South Belt @ Hughes Thomas Perrone, Michelle and Vy Ha Nguyen. a couple of crude Oriental ditional gavel from Terry Department were called. the new Career and Techni- “Jimmy” McNeil (Pasadena, Pham, Khanh Kaitlyn Kieu Jackelyn Alyssa Ochoa, weapons. The search was Felton at a banquet held at Dobie students, faculty cal High School the Dr. Kirk Class of 1947, football). An BFBGrooming.com Phan, Tran Tuong Bao Phan, Yulissa Estefania Oliva Lo- prompted by feuding be- The Gardens. and parents raised $4,000 in Lewis Career and Techni- induction ceremony was held Isabelle Pichardo and Tahllon pez, Edward Charles Onti- tween two groups of students. Judy Harrison was named three days to donate to the cal High School. Voters ap- for the athletes April 13. Thursday, January 23, 2020, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section A, Page 5 J. Frank Dobie High announces third honor roll J. Frank Dobie High Kim Cat Tien Huynh, Cassi- Tatyana Tanae Walker, Ari- Marquez. uel Uribe, Alexia Diane Vale- nandez-Chavarria, Thomas Kloey Lanette Smith, Tristan Sophia Colmenares, Dan- Caroline Renee Jordan and School offi cials have an- dy Marie Idele, Jaidia Jene- ana Leaiy Walls, Kaitlyn Elis- Ariana Elizabeth Martin, rio, Genessis Elektra Valtier- Feliciano Herrera, Joseph Se- David Soria, Angely Soto, ielle Joy Colunga, Sebastian Sreejoni Kabir. nounced the third honor roll sis James, Victoria Alejandra abeth Webb, Travis Alexander Juanangel Martinez, Karen ra, Daniela Vazquez, Celene bastian Hinojosa, Ylise Ianna Marisa Michelle Soto, Ken- Antonio Comabella Paredes, Thailony Cece Kam Trev- of the 2019-2020 school year. Jasso, Xion A’nijah Jefferson, Webb, Maria Angelina Wence, Paola Martinez, Lexi Mar- Velasquez, Melanie Ariana Hinojosa, Jennifer Nguyen dall Fay Spafford, Gillyanne Samuel Contreras, Albert Au- ino, McKayla Jayne Karsten, Ninth grade Cristian Jimenez Orea, Leslie Evelyn Paige Wheeler, Jacob tinez, Celina Mata, Boston Velazquez, Venerable O Vil- Ho, Amy Anh Hoang, Kelly Helena Spencer, Madelyn gustine Corpus, Shelby Ran- Tasmeha Jahan Kazi, Irene Jordi Ariel Acosta, Liz- Ximena Jimenez and Justice Marcellus White, Ainsley Re- Simone McAfee, Emma Re- lanueva, Emilio Villarreal, Hoang, Quang Hong, Jaylne Gabriele Spray, Santrell De- ay Couchman, Bianca Gabri- Sojung Kim, Joyelle Dawn eth Aguirre, Valerie Damilola Marie Johnson. nee Willis, Tyler Lee Wygant, ese McKenzie, Tavion Charles Melanie-Tu Thi Vo, Michael Pryce Humphrey, Diarra La- shawn Steward, Christina elle Cruz, Julisa Cruz, Izaiyah Marie Knight, Truong Vu Akinloye, Kaylin Christina Teyla Michelle Johnson, Abigail Alicia Yanez, Shunia McKinney, Christian Agustin Wotonwo Vouffo, Hailey Hien shaye Hypolite, Deaira Deov- Danielle Suarez, Elyssa Reane Rey Cumpian, Enoc Ruben Quang Lai, Phat Minh Lam, Alexander Hamilton, Clar- Juan Alexander Joj Ordonez, Ne’kole Young, Edwin De Medina, Jessica Suzanne Me- Vu, Huy Thanh Vu and Kath- ious Jackson, Briana Zulem Sulak, Dylan Thanh-Trung Ta Curiel, Bailee Phi-Anh Dang, Troy Edmund Lampton, Allie issa Anai Alvarado, Kather- Amarria Antionae Jones, Na- Jesus Zamora Rodriguez and dina, Jimena Medina, Crys- leen Quynh Vu. Jamaica, Luis Mario Jamaica, and Wazha Tapela Tapela, Tammy Tam Dang, Victoria Paige Lawson, Kayla Marie ine Daniela Alvarez Benitez, talia Jenae Jones, David Grant Emily Angeline Zuniga-Agu- tal Mejia, Katelyn Mendoza, Ngan Thanh Vu, Ngan Jonathan Jacobi Jean, Evelyn Deja Nychol Thomas, Thien-Nga Dao, Purba Ange- Lawson, Hannah May Lazo, Alize Denai Alvarez, Xander Kelley, Bianca Nicole Kind- ilera. Marcus Andre Momie, Lydia Thi Kim Vu, Paul Hoang Vu, Gisel Jimenez Davila and Ari- Kourtlyn Denise Thornton, la Daria, Darian Jay Delgado Jacob Hong Phuc Le and Jes- Heli Amier Amparado, Aaron er, Alexis Marie Lara, Isabel- Tenth grade Montalvo, Andrew Adonai Quan Nguyen Thuc Vu, Jere- es Minhtu Jimenez. Samuel Tinoco, Eric P To, and Duyen Ngoc Thien Do. sica Kimmai Le. Steven Anaya, Ryan Michael la Amelia Lara, Douglas Von Angelica Corazon Acac, Montano and Luis Miguel miah George Earvin Walker, Tori Cecielia Jones, Ca- Alyssa Giselle Toro, Gerardo Quang Ngoc Do, Hoan Phuong-Thu Mai Le, Anderson, Israel Aranda, Jan- Lawson, Hue Kim Le, Livia Eris Felipe Acosta, Victo- Montes. Khari Geno Walker, Amber sey Voncile Junkin, Prottoy Torres, Julio Andres Torres, My Tran Doan, Ivan Arturo Trung Vo Dinh Le, Kari Edith et Armenta, Allison Nicolt Thanh Le, Thalia Ngoc Diem ria Elizabeth Acosta, Kemi Denise Desirae Mon- Joslyn Webster, Tra’vris Jer- Kabir, Briana Isabelle Keim, Noah Matthew Torres, Miguel Dominguez, Gabriela Jas- Leija, Taylor Anita Levias, Arreola, Rabab Asif, Luke Le, Mauricio Leal, Angel Star Alade, Adalynn Ala- tes-Dixon, Crystal Marie Mo- maine Williams, Aspen Si- Danae Eugenia Kostikoglou, Angel Torres-Velasco, Angel min Dorantes, Marcus Jordan Elaine Anh Lien, Edward Jason Auzenne, Jovanni Avi- Jael Leon, Juanmanuel Leon, nis, Montserrat Xitlalic Alba, rales, Jesalynn Ruth Moreno, erra Woods, Heidi Danielle Mikayla Denise Lagos, Thao Tien Tran, Deborah Thy Tran, Doss, Kay Duong, Maya Isa- Aaron Longoria, Fernando la, Kennedy Alise Baines, Ja- Greydi Nineth Logan and Jaidyn Brianna Almaguer, Shayla Janae Morrison, Avry Ybarra, Michael Alejandro Phuong Lam, Vanessa Ma- Kathy Mai-Trang Tran, Lili bella Echavarria, Jacob Ryan Lopez, Samantha Eliana Lo- len Keion Reginald Baldwin, Ashley Denisse Lomeli. Naydelin Almaguer, Abra- Gail Munoz, Tjasa Ariya- Zambrano and Natalie Jalene rie Lam, Ryle Jacob Lawson, Ann Tran, Yen Vu My Tran, Efi rd, Annette Florine Eo- pez, Sarah Michelle Lopez, Janelle Barreiro and Olivia Maryuri Florencia Lopez ham Raul Amaro-Diaz, Emi- na Murray, Ashley Michelle Zeledon. Victoria Marie Lazo, Ha My Deeangel Trinh, Kevin Huy nne, Joshua Dean Erickson, Milow Lozano, David Ed- Nicole Batres. Discua, Hector Lopez, Sean ly Amezcua, Dayyani Belisa Napper, Johnathan Ythien Eleventh grade Thi Le, Lewis Le, Tony Le, Trinh and Tien Tran Thuy Alberto Antonio Escobar, ward Lukner, Thien Huong Sayra Cesilia Beltran Fer- Edwin Lopez, Hoang Long Arboleda, Rafael Antonio Ar- Ngo, Grace Nicole My Hanh Christopher Acevedo, Ja- Andrionay Kyrelle Lee, Jesus Truong. Rudy Espinal and Madison Ngoc Luu, Trung Quang Luu, nandez, Houda Amira Ben Luu, Ngoc Mai Luu, Emi- gueta, Hussiel Arias, Jonathan Nguyen, Jaclyn Uyen Nguy- cob Daniel Acevedo, Gail Jael Leon, Evelyn Anh Lien, Joshua Turrubiates, Gia Rayshaun Faulk. Tin Chanh Ly, Mercedes Mi- Achour, Jennifer Anna Ben- ly Lylana Martinez, Eyanna Eric Arizpe and Keegan Neal en, Jeenny Nguyen, Kathleen Kathleen Afl alo, Maliha Arlenys Liens Alvarez, Abel Merie Vargas Diaz, Justus Granyeli Feliciano, Carson randa Machado and Joshua Smith, Dynasti Rakhilla Ben- Kayleen Martinez, Braxton Ashworth. Nguyen, Lilly Thanh Nguyen Akhter, Bryan Albarran, Anna Alexander Limachi, Tarzis Rene Vela, Madylin Alexis Neal Fletcher, Chloe Renee David Mains. son, Daniel Alexander Blan- Kile Mayo, Zachary Pierce Jazmyne Melaynie Back- and Linh Ha My Nguyen. Gabriela Allen, Anabella So- Jonathan Lobos and Chanel Vela, Hilda Anahi Venegas, Flores, Gerson Alexis Flores, Aleyda Jazlynn Maldona- co, Jeremiah Henry Bradley, McKenzie, Iliana Carey-Nag- man, Aliyah Marie Barajas, Natalie Thao-Han Nguyen, phia Amaro, Breleana Ma- Laraine Lofton. Alexander Villarraga, Hai- Nancy Mitchell Flores, Rosa- do, Sarah Caprice Marquez, Isabel Grace Brasfi eld, Jared ir Mealey, Angelica Marie Nickolas Baron, Miguel An- Quan Hoang Minh Nguyen, rie Anderson, Jayla Marie Cheralyn Latrice Lofton, ley Nicole Villegas, Diep Thi lina Jasmin Flores, Stephanie Jorge Emiliano Martinez Is- Austin Brock, Noah Shawn Medina, Cindy Stephanie Me- gel Bazaldua, Raul Xavier Thien Phuc Thi Tran Nguy- Arenas, Jaqueline Arredon- Leslie Nicole Longoria, Bran- Ngoc Vo, Michael Tuan Vo, Judith Flores, Viviana Frias, las, Javier Seferino Marti- Brock, Honesty One Brooks, dina, Jose Refugio Medina Belman, Anthony Paul Be- en, Thu Ngoc Anh Nguyen, do, Layla Soraiya Arredon- don Lopez, Nathan Lopez, Ri- Thuc Uyen Vo, Tony Vo, Anh Lee Andrew Frost, Shaliyah nez, Julio Humberto Marti- Theresa Juanita Burchfi eld and Jacob Anthony Mikulski. navides, Kevin Bennard Big- Tommy Tang Nguyen, Tung do, Maritza Marlene Arreola, cardo Lopez, Sandy Nhi Lu, Que Nguyen Vu, Tuyen Thanh Michelle Gaines, Noe Ale- nez, Lauren Jasmin Martinez, and Ludwin Jahir Bustamante. Connor Austin Mohwin- gurs, Denim Dior Boone, Quang Nguyen, Uyen Gia Maryam Maytham Badr, Jere- Joseph Paul Lukner, Jimmy Vu and Tony Lebell Walker. jandro Garcia Moreno, Jay- Raylene Martinez, Monica David Emilio Caballe- kel, Maria Jose Monge Her- Kendall Gisele Brown, Ga- Nguyen, Victoria Diep Nguy- miah Cedric Ballard and Jon- Duong Luong, Truc Thanh Alise Yvette Williams, don Anthony Garcia, Mayela Massoud, Marissa Ann Max- ro, Jade Guadalupe Cabrera, nandez, Abigail Montemayor, briella Campo, Amy Thuy en, Huong Hoang Thuy Ninh, athan Banda. Luu, Logan Adelis Marcano, Deanjanae Na’shaun Wil- Lizbeth Garcia and Ximenna well, Madison Nicole Mc- Dylan Mathew Campos, Ye- Melani Ester Montero Her- Cao, Ricky Cao, Ariel Mil- Jhanna Tul Noor, Andrea So- Adrian Dominick Bara- Adrian Martinez, Gerardo Ya- liams, Razzmon Jamariyae Garfi as Vazquez. Clelland, Jacob Alexander fry Yohan Canales Hernan- nandez, Jacob Aidan Montez, ton-Madison Capers, Guill- fi a Nunez, Nicholas Oscar gan, Kristen Alise Barba, Ali- hir Martinez, Joscelin Nicole Williams, Damayanti Asha Nayeli Garibay, Madison McKenzie, Nathan Marcus dez, Sully Yessmary Cantu, Anthony Reyes Morin, Ise- ermo Castro and Mya Anna Ochoa and Mikayla Olivia yah Barreiro, Annaya Brielle Martinez, Lailah Martinez, Wilson, Hannah Isabel- Lane Garrett, Daniel Ryan Medina and Nayelli Kassan- Jaiya Janae Carrier, Linda la Viviana Munoz, Anthony Laura Chapa. Okafor. Belton, Aleyda Benavides, Valerie Alexandra Martinez la Woernley, Joshua Rich- Garza, Luis Antonio Gar- dra Melendez. Esperanza Castelan, Jasmine Dwayne Newsome, Nhi Tina Jasmine Giselle Chew, Sairi Oliva Leal, Angel Briana Guadalupe Benavides, and Erin Paige Maslonka. ard Wygant, Enlai Derrick za, Yanelly Garza, Brianna Ava Jolie Maya Rainwa- Yadira Cazares Corona, Kyra Ngo, Anh Quynh Nguyen, Joe Kevin Chicas, Lydia Ale- Gabriel Oliva Lopez, Mel- Kaitlyn Marie Bess, Meli- Cadie Colleen Masterson Yii, Jannatun Nahar Zaman, Lynnette Gomez, Gabriela ter Mendez, Jonathan Ad- Janee’ Cervantes, Nathanael Daniel Nguyen, Dylan Thai na Chicas, Dataysia Elaine ane Galilea Olvera, Natalie sa Nohemy Bonilla, Corey , De’Mauri Marquis McDan- Emma Delia Zapata, Maria Gomez, Anthony Gonzales, olfo Mendez, Christopher Oziel Chapa, Aaron Thomas Nguyen and Huyhoang Huy Cisneros, Amaiya Mischelle Onozie, Patrick Alexis Orte- Reese Britton, Elizabeth My iel, Kyle William McDonald, Guadalupe Zavala and Mela- Noah Elijah Gonzales, Seth James Mendiola-Garcia, An- Charles, Bella Rein Cisner- Nguyen. Collier, Manuel Alejandro ga, Sebastian Ortega, Abigail Hong Bui, Julia Thao Bui, Taizhon Allen McKinney, nie Ariana Zuniga. Allen Gonzalez, Vivian Ni- nye Melissa Mendoza Agui- os, Alexis Breanna Cline and Jonathan Nguyen, Kel- Contreras, Ashara Crum, Ma- Alicia Ortiz, Diego Osuna, Madeleine Ngoc Tuyet Bui, Patricia Medina, Nathaly Twelfth grade cole Gonzalez, Alejandra lar, Dwayne Anthony Mills, Kayla Jo’nae Coleman. ly Thy Nguyen, Khoa Dang lia Alexandria Curry, Fernan- Daniel Steven Pacheco Mel- Tony Mai Bui, Danielle Marie Marie Mejia, Alejandro Isra- Abrianna Isabel Aguilar, Zafi ro Gracias, Miquela Dan- Gisell Adriana Morales, Kenneth Bernard Collins, Nguyen, Martin Thinh Duc da America Davila, Michael gar, Brandon Alfredo Pache- Bulman, Jose Alberto Cabrera el Melendez, Nicholas Anto- Gema Isabel Alanis, Santia- ielle Guajardo and Rogelio Jocelin Abril Morales, Juli- Zoe Kate Cooper, Isaiah Na- Nguyen, Mason Lam Nguyen, Robert De La Garza, Karina co-Moreno, Isabella Elida and Evan Emanuel Cadena. nio Mendoza, Desiree Renee go Ivan Albarran, Ana Pau- Dejesus Guajardo. ana Moreno, Shayna Victo- thaniel Correa, Elizabeth Rose Ngoc Tran Ky Nguyen, Ryan Del Villar, Dreshon Nicholas Padilla, Jeremiah Neil Rabang Renata Bo-Beth Cadena, Miller, Ashley Sofi a Miranda, la Alfaro Rosales, Michelle Ivonne Monserrath Guer- ria Motel, Madisyn Danielle Cowart, Madison Maureen Duc Nguyen, Steven Trieu- Downey and Emmanuel La- Palma, Hannah Tuyet-Nhi Khadryan Alyssa Caldwell, Alyssa Malaine Montes, Elias Nicole Amezcua, Jonathan rero Aguilar, Keyla Ivana Munoz, Allison Neira, Hallie Creekmore, Amy Elizabeth Phi Nguyen, Thai Ha Anh vontre Drain. Pang, Natalie Perez and Amy Esmeralda Calvillo, Alberto Alexander Montez, Aileen Anaya, Tamecia Nicole An- Guerrero, Gabrielle Gutier- R. Nelms and Alyssa Quynh Cruz, Liana Adelina Cruz, Nguyen, Tyler Tran Nguyen, Kenny Nguyen Duong, Pham. Josue Campa, Matthew Alex- Michelle Morales, Nicholas derson, Clarissa Idaly Arzo- rez, Xavier Lawrence Guti- Nguyen. Sofi a Victoria Cruz, Mariana Vivian Mai Thanh Nguyen, Blessing Ngwese Ekwe, Mo- An Tran Truong Pham, ander Campos, Yarline Caro- Valentine Morales and Nabila la, Fernando Baltazar, Val- errez, Amy Guzman, Emilly Ashley Nguyen, Daisy Cuevas, Diana Nguyen Dang, Vy Vu Tuong Nguyen, Car- hamed Ali Elghawi, Analaura Ashley Dang Pham, Jason lina Campos, Rayden Xavier Islam Munshi. erie Renea Banks, Eduardo Guzman, Alina Isabel Hera- Thuy Tram Nguyen, Danny Hieu Vu Minh Dang, Sergio lie Nicole Nix, Haley Rose Elizarraras, Precious Eliz- Pham, Kristyn Thanh Pham, Canales, Gizelle Irene Car- Mia Faith Alyssa Myers, Benavides, Alyssa Mercedes zo, Christian David Hernan- Thanh Nguyen, Donna Ngoc Davila, Keiarra Davis Ha- Olsen and Ju’dah Elatyrice abeth Ellison, Nayely Yis- Tina Mai Pham, Valerie Phi dona, Emily Sofi a Carvajal, Neriah Josslyn Nanez, Janah Bernal, Alesia Michelle Bill, dez, Laila Ellyse Hernandez, Nguyen, Dung Tuan Nguy- thorne, Darion Kemon Davis Lashaughn Orobiyi. sel Faz Urias, Jocelyn Abril Yen Phonxayalinkham, Pres- Kiana Lissbeth Casco, Anisha Naser, Michael Chine Mer- Justin Duane Blogg, Sean Steve Sevaztyan Hernan- en, Dylan Phuc Nguyen, Eli- and Daniel Anthony Delgado. Dominic Martin Ortiz, Ste- Flores Sanchez, Jessica Va- ley Marie Pina, Donyea Sim- Marie Casimiro, Grace Bri- em Ndudim, Jonathan Nei- Austin Bonner and Demontre dez, Xavier Hernandez, Zoe na Tu Thanh Nguyen, Han Nhi Huan Dinh, Viet-Jo- ven Manuel Oviedo, Mariana nessa Flores, Evan Nicolas one Porter, Javon Allen Portis, anna Castaneda, Juan Raul ra, Amy Thaomy Ngo, Thien Jeremiah Bristo. Nicole Hernandez, Athena Nguyen, Hieu Trung Nguyen, seph Vu Dinh, Andrew Truong Pabon Angulo, Ingrid Bereni- Fuentes, Karla Alejandra Gal- Kori Germaine Pounds, Aiden Castaneda and Ines Castanos Ngoc Ngo, Alan Thanh Nguy- Jesse Manuel Bustaman- Tuyet Ninh Ho and Duy Ho- Jennifer Han Nguyen, Jessica Do, Jenny Nhi Do, Mai Uyen ce Pasasin, Sydnee Elise Pec- van, Katie Suzette Gamez, O’neal Provost, Isabela Pru- Ayuso. en, Albert Truong Nguyen, te, Dominic Avery Caballero, ang Ho. Tien Nguyen, Johnny Quang Ngoc Doan, Aaron Dosal, tor, Bella Grace Perez, Sofi a Noe Rodriguez Gamez, Alex- neda, Fong Pum, Joel Joshua Matthew Alejandro Castil- Andrew Ngoc Nguyen and Janette Guadalupe Calderon, Jacob Vinh Ho, Kennedy Nguyen, Leslie Bigh Ngoc Derrick Maurice Doss, Evbu Leonor Perez, Sophia Nicole is Julia Garcia, Alexis Renee Quezada, Marilee Quiroga, lo, Ariel Evelyn Castro, Kad- Augustin Hoang Nguyen. Sadie Rae Capuchino, Jenni- Bao Ho, Peter Quoc-Vuong Nguyen and Ngan Pham- Ebony Edigin, Nicolas Mi- Perez, Marisa Renae Perla, Garcia and Cassandra Garcia. Henneisy Quiroz and Josue erricka Lajordan Coleman, Bruce Vinh Nguyen, Dang fer Elizabeth Carcamo Lovo, Hoang, Tiffany Thanh Ho- Thien Nguyen. chael Edmondson, Jason Al- An Thanh Pham, Khue Ngoc Maryuri Dalai Garcia, Ale- Uziel Ramales. Hannah Elizabeth Collazos, Tran Hai Nguyen, Harrison Jayla Cherie Carmouche, ang, Stephanie Nicole Hor- Nguyen Phuong Thao exander Escobedo, Abel Fer- Phan, Linh T Phan, Vivian jandro Garza, Michael An- Margie Jassel Ramirez Abby Christina Corona, Da- Nguyen, Henry Huy Nguy- Chrislen Chantil Carpio ton, Kacy Abigail Huerta, Nguyen, Nhien Ngoc Nguy- nando Espinoza, Juan Pablo Phan and David Pichardo. drew Garza, Sherlyn Alexan- Licona, Victoria Elizabeth vid Adrian Corte, Ivana Coto, en, Huy Mai Nguyen, Ja- Moni, Thomas Alexander Doan Thy Ba Huynh, Kate- en, Quynh Nhat Nguyen, Estrada, Elyza Susana Flores, Linda Anneth Pulido, dra Gavidia, Timothy Quoc Ramirez, Zachary Daniel Alisha Monique Countee, son Hoang Nguyen, Lucas Carson, Samantha Nell Car- lynxuan Thi Huynh, Vivi- Thanh Pham-Thien Nguyen, Ethan Antonio Flores, Fernan- Thessaly Kyoko Quintana, Giang, Kayla Iliana Gomez, Ramirez, Alexandra Ramos, Colton Russell Cox, Danny Uy Nguyen, Steven Nguy- ter, Kristene Diane Castillo, an Quynh Huynh, Jessica Thu Nguyen, Santiago Onti- do Julian Flores, Iveth Flores, Sandra Alexa Quiroz-Catalan, Gloria Minerva Gonzales, Dakarey Malikih Modean Ngoc Dang, Marshall Khang en, Tammy Luong Nguyen, Envi Marie Cathcart, Jola- Adaobi Ibe, Jalen Jaivon veros, Phillip Daniel Ortega, Lyzbeth Flores and Roberto Alissa Star Ramirez, Sandy Isaac Lee Gonzales, Andrea Ramsay, Fabian Rea, Corey Dang, Tyler Dang, Amaya Thao Phuong Nguyen, Thi ny Janneth Chevez, Victoria Ina, Breyzze Loghan Irving, Tiffany Karely Oviedo, Ima- Flores. Reyes, Jacob Anthony Reyna, Marley Gonzalez, Isaac Abel Lee Reyes, Jahir Eduardo Dasiana Daniels, Alyssa Faith Cam Ngan Nguyen, Tom Pham Chu and Courtney Van Reginald Jawan Jefferson, nol Pena, Maria Fernanda Jeffery Floyd, Jocelyn Yoselin Rico, Curtis Lee Riv- Gonzalez, Jennefer Suzzeth Reyes, Arianna Lexi Reyna, Day and Yelizavet Renay De Minh Tam Nguyen, Tri Thuan Chung. Cynthia Carmona Jennings, Continued on Page 6A Rose Floyd, Kaylee Denise ers, Alejandro Rodriguez, Fa- Gonzalez, Lazarus Gonzalez, Adrian Eden Rios, Joseph La Cerda. Tran Nguyen, Trishta Quynh Frank, Matia Elise Franklin, bian Alexander Rodriguez, Is- Leslie Gonzalez and Kaylee Rios, Victoria Guadalupe Ri- Jacob Alexander De La Nguyen, Trung Quang Nguy- Tristan Maximillian Fuentes, abella Paris Rodriguez, Yariel Gabrielle Goodrum. vera, Vanessa Jannet Rocha, Rosa, Anthony Isaiah De en and Viet The Nguyen. Wiesses celebrate 61 years Aryanna Deniya Gabriel, Me- Rodriguez and Marissa Rojas. Daniel Eduardo Grajales, Lisette Briseidi Rodriguez Leon, Jade Morgan De Ro- Sarah Nneamaka Oba, gan Melanie Gallegos, Andres Eva Juliett Rubio, Emily Damarcus Lavon Groves, Zoe and Lizbeth Rodriguez. bles, Zachary Dylan Dehoyos, Kyana Anne Oliver, Celeste David Garcia Covarrubia, Salazar, Leyla Rebecca Sala- Mychell Guy, Emam Mehedi Megan Alani Rodriguez, Isabella Rosario Delgado, Stephanie Ortiz, Trynidi Ja- Viviana Waleska Garcia Her- zar, Sarah Esperanza Salazar, Hassan, Alexis Henriquez, Issys Annabel Romero, Ash- Geriah Amiree Derouen, Vinh nea Pacely, Justin Maverick nandez, Gracie Gloria Gar- Elise Chaude Sampson, Alisa Clarissa Yvette Hernandez, lyn Latrice Ross, Uzziel Ru- Thethanh Diep, Quan Hoang Padilla, Karina Palos, Darrius cia Turner, Brianna Elizabeth Rosalinda Sanchez, Charles Elijah Zavier Hernandez, bio, Kayla Alyssa Salas, Par- Dinh, Celene Le Duong, Dieu Rashaan Pamplin, Phung Tieu Garcia, Jasmin Nicole Garcia Daniel Sanchez, Ulises Jose Guadalupe Lizbeth Hernan- is Nicole Saldarriaga, Haley Xuan Duong, Drake Elias Es- Pang, Tristan Juan Pedraza, and John Matthew Garcia. Sanchez, Nya Simone San- dez, Annie Abigail Herrera Danae Salinas, Santos Da- cobedo, Francisco Estrada, Jacob Nicholas Perez, Sierra Julissa Marielle Garcia, ford, Emerson Alexandro Welchez, Pedro Angel Herre- vila Sanchez, Lexus Santos, Isaiah Lee Fernandez, Raven Christina Perez, Elsy Lisbeth Kevin Thomas Garcia, Noah Sarabia, Marcelo Gabriel ra, Phuc Nguyen Thien Ho- Jacqueline Olivia Sauceda, Leshay Finister, Krystal Rose Perla, Helene Uyen Pham, Heinz Garcia, Alysia Ara- Saucedo Carrillo, Rainy Day ang, Sarrionna Karina Hobbs, Kelly Torrie Saucedo, Ryan Flores, Lizeth Flores and Mil- Kevin Minh Pham and Leyna lyn Garcia-Garza, Laci Janae Sciba, Karina Serrano, Valeria Mia Alejandra Horton and Keith Saxton, Maya Treshae iana Janae Flores. Pham, Garrett, Alec Nicholas Garza, Silva, Emilee Rayne Sulak, Taelyn Neshae Hudson. Scott, Roselin Serrano, Amira Zoe Marie Flores, Alay- Mary Tuyet Pham, Ky Ky Ashley Giselle Garza, Nata- Justin Thanhliem Thach and Andrew Khoa Huynh, Ni’kkole Shephard and Jaelan sia Marie Foster, Annabell Duong Phan, Destiny Pichar- lia Garza, Oscar Luis Garza, Kennedy Dat Thai. Lara Khanh Huynh, Thu- Donae Sherman. Celeste Gamez, Braden De- do, Neyna Cherrenee Portis, Jacque Rose Giron, Kamer- Cornell James Thompson, at Nhu Huynh, Tina Huynh, Ahmed Maher Shobaki, wayne Gant, Alexander Josh- Vivian Aaliyah Postel, Jor- on Dominque Givens, Ari- Isaac James Thompson, Maria Emily Alexa Iglesias, Elliyah Ideliya Maria Sifuentes, Met- ua Garcia, Damian Garcia, dan Raymond Promise, Isaura ana Celeste Gonzales, David Avenelle Tipton, Jade Tran To Ja’nay Jackson, Kyra Nadine zli Jamile Silva, Travis Bet- Emily Nichole Garcia, Isaac Quinones, Natalie Quinteros, Gonzales, Julianna Rebecca Nguyen, Andres Javier Torres, Jackson, Remi Elon Jackson, hea Small-Jones, Kenzie Ida Josiah Garcia, Janie Isabel Jacob Isais Ramirez, Less- Gonzales and Kylee Danielle Daniel Torres, Diego Torres, Joshua Ray Jimenez, Aynaiya Snook, Alexa Anne Snow-Ea- Garcia, Joseph Aaron Garcia, ly Ramirez, Marc Anthony Gonzales. Irene Torres, Karen Torres, Manuela Jones, Aidan Allen ton, Piseth So, Galilea Mon- Andrea Garibay, Alyssa Marie Ramirez, McKenzie Paige Hannah Azucena Gonza- Luis Enrique Torres, Rachel Kainer, Alexis Amina Kamal, serrat Solis, Gerardo Solis, Garza, Brianna Marie Garza, Rankins, Jaden Alyssa Ren- lez, Jessica Gonzalez, Syomi Marie Torres, An Huyen Tran, Larry Darnelle Kirkwood, Celeste Belia Spiller, Kevin Vanessa Garza, Madison Tay- don, Francesca Paola Reyes, Trinidad Gonzalez, Vane- Carol Kim Tran, Dominic Anh Nhat Ky, Christofer Lay- Duy Su, Giselle Alexis Su- lor Gates, Zachary Anthony Austin Matthew Rhoden, li Gonzalez, Victoria Alexa Danh Tran, Hien Dieu Thi go, An Nguyen Hong Le, Anh arez, Natalie Anaih Suarez, Glover, Wesley Paul Godwin Devin Denise Richard, Israel Gonzalez, Ravin Leann Har- Tran and Khanh Nguyen Kieu Khoa Le, Thong Minh Le and Huxley Denz Geromo Ta- and Alyssa Renee Gomez. Manuel Rico and Mia Alexan- vey, Dibanhi Marlen Hernan- Tran. Tracey Le. ganahan and Angelina Jewell Daisy Gonzalez, Da- dria Ridge. dez, Emma Rai Hernandez, Nhat Minh Nguyen Tran, Dylan John Leonard, Kev- Tomlinson. vid Jesus Gonzalez, Valerie Melanie Rios, Katherine Ethan Vladamir Hernandez, Tiffany Thuy Trang Tran, Vin- in Charles Lewis, Brandon Brianna Elise Toro, Di- Elise Gonzalez, Darren Javon Marie Rivas Ramirez, Ivan Fernando Alexis Hernandez, cent Vu Anh Tran, Tristan Na- Armand Liceaga, Guadalupe ego Alexis Torres, Eleezabeth Groves, Aixa Guerra Gomez, Moises Rivera, Lauren Ash- Karen Lucia Hernandez, Mar- thaniel Turrubiartes, Giselle Alexander Lopez Alfaro, An- Consuelo Torres, Jonathan Kiet The Ha, Linley Victo- ley Robinson, Benito Gabriel ianna Hernandez and Sandy Valencia, Vianca Victoria tonio Lopez, Elissa Joely Lo- Torres, Jose Alejandro Tor- ria Hawkins, Erica Kim Hay, Rodriguez, Denise Alexandra Yamileth Hernandez. 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The he led the way for the The Pioneer boys’ place in the Alvin Invita- since he came here to Do- singles or the doubles. season goes by fast.” Lutheran South Acade- team, including Hensley, tional Jan. 17 in Alvin. bie, and I know he is look- my programs at the Tex- Chase Ferguson, Charles Delgado, the Long- ing to fi nish strong here at Dobie Spring Tennis as Association of Private Maricle, Hunter Nolen, horns’ top-ranked boys’ Dobie for his senior year.” and Parochial Schools Elliot Miles, Luke LeB- singles player for two Elsewhere at Alvin, Ju- Jan. 24 – at Pearland regional competition at lanc and Paul LeBlanc seasons, made his way lia Bui and Kristy Morales the University of Hous- ended up taking second through a talented fi eld in combined for play in the Invitational ton. place in points scored. Alvin with hopes of reach- girls’ A doubles, reaching The old record had Now it’s on to the state ing the fi nal before wind- the quarterfi nals before stood since 2010, but meet as the Pioneers seek ing up third in the end in bowing out. Hensley put up a time of more. the boys’ A singles. Lael Martinez and Bri- Jan. 31 – at Ron Wesbrooks/ “Sebastian played an Nguyen were fourth in some really good tennis the boys’ A singles, and Lamar Univ. Invitational Lutheran South VB at a place where really Gisell Morales played the competition was very well early on in the girls’ good,” Dobie head coach A singles as part of a tal- scores all-state, AD Manuel Moreno said. ented fi eld of competition. Feb. 7-8 – Dobie hosts “He puts a lot out there “Overall, I thought our Lutheran South Acade- performer. of himself and does every- kids played well,” Moreno Franklin/Kramer Invitational my senior volleyball play- In addition to Stall- thing he can to be success- said. “It was competitive er Hannah Stallings head- ings, Lady Pioneers Laura ful. I really admire Sebas- in all of the draws, and I Start times to vary ed the list as several Lady Demchak and Kiersten Lin tian for his work ethic. He thought we held our own Pioneers scored all-dis- made the fi rst team, while trict status following the Lily Psencik and Skylar Senior and team captain Sebastian Delgado paved the way for his Dobie squad season. Robbins were named to at the Alvin varsity invitational Jan. 17 to open the spring season as he captured Stallings put together the second team. Honor- Myers third place in the competitive boys’ singles A division. Elsewhere, Julia Bui and a monster season statis- able mention all-district Kristy Morales reached the quarterfi nals of the girls’ A singles before falling tically as she was named status went to Lutheran out. a Texas Association of South’s Alaina Pink, Tori set to go Private and Parochial Burkett and Gayle Hen- Schools fi rst team all-state derson. at Ole JFD’s Mackey completes San Jacinto College Miss Houston Class of 2017 Dobie 2020 Softball Schedule graduate Tyler Myers Marathon (34) is set to begin his Date Opponent Time At right, Dobie girls’ senior season at the soccer assistant coach Jan. 31 Lakeland 11a.m. University of Missis- Monika Rivera Mack- sippi as a reliever with Jan. 31 Chipola 3:30 p.m. ey managed a smile the Rebel baseball pro- despite taking an ice Feb. 1 Snead 11 a.m. gram. As a junior in his bath following her fi rst season with Ole Feb. 2 Iowa Western 11 a.m. outstanding showing Miss, Myers made 23 at the Chevron Hous- Feb. 7 Bossier Parish 10 a.m. relief appearances, the ton Marathon Jan. 19 third-most relief ap- Feb. 7 Temple 3 p.m. in Houston. Mackey, pearances on the team. a Dobie graduate and Feb. 8 Connors State 10 a.m. He fi nished with 2-0 varsity girls’ soccer record and 4.97 earned Feb. 8 Angelina 3 p.m. player, completed the run average over 38 in- 26.2-mile course in 4 Feb. 12 McLennan (2) 2 p.m. nings of work, giving hours, 36 minutes, 13 up 21 runs on 41 hits Feb. 14 Angelina (2) 1 p.m. seconds, coming away and nine walks with 34 pleased with her per- Feb. 15 at Angelina (2) 1 p.m. strikeouts. The junior formance. Feb.. 19 Temple (2) 2 p.m. college transfer made his Rebel debut against Feb. 21 at LSU-Eunice 9 a.m. Arkansas State, going Feb. 21 at ECCC 11 a.m. a full inning with no runs allowed on one Feb. 21 at Northeast 3 p.m. hit, walking one and Feb. 22 at MGCCC 9 a.m. striking out two. My- ers pitched two years Feb. 22 at Northwest 1 p.m. at Paris College previ- Feb. 29 Frank Phillips (2) noon ously. March 6 at Tyler (2) 3 p.m. March 7 at Kilgore (2) 1 p.m. March 14 at Lamar State (2) 1 p.m. JFD boys shut out Summer Creek; girls fall March 16 at McLennan (2) 1 p.m. March 20 Laredo (2) 2 p.m. It’s just one game, but half to take a comfortable dez, Nethanael Delgado against Memorial, scored Creek and Pasadena Me- matches. will return to action Fri- the Dobie varsity boys’ 4-0 lead. From there, two and Oscar Medrano had six this time as they hand- morial have set the tone Dobie, which had a day, Jan. 24, against Pas- March 21 Coastal Bend (2) 2 p.m. soccer team sent a pretty more goals cemented the assists for the winners. ed Dobie a 6-3 loss. early on. Summer Creek team-high seven goals adena at Veterans Stadium March 27 at Alvin (2) 1 p.m. clear message in its Dis- win. Sophomore keeper The win was good for It’s early in the season, leads the district with from senior Victoria Chu in Pasadena. Match time is trict 22-6A opener Jan. Eris Acosta earned the win Dobie as it bounced back but Atascocita, Summer 10 goals scored in two through nondistrict play, 5:30 p.m. March 28 at Galveston (2) 2 p.m. 21, blanking Summer in the nets as the Dobie de- from a 2-1 nondistrict loss April 3 at Blinn (2) 3 p.m. Creek 6-0 with a thor- fense kept Summer Creek in its fi nal tuneup match ough performance to start fairly quiet over the course Jan. 15 at Veterans Stadi- Former Cowboy, now Roughneck meets youth Cowboys April 4 at LSU-Eunice (2) 2 p.m. league play. of the 80 minutes. um in Pasadena. April 11 at Lamar State (2) 2 p.m. The Dobie program has Issac Cortez led the way Oscar Beltran scored won fi ve straight district with two goals and an as- Dobie’s goal on an as- April 15 Baton Rouge (2) 2 p.m. titles, but this is a new sist in the game to give sist from Cortez, but the April 17 at Coastal Bend (2) 1 p.m. season with a fairly new him a team-high of fi ve Longhorns did suffer their lineup in the mix. Still, the goals in the early going. fi rst loss of the season. April 18 at Laredo (2) 1 p.m. wins keep coming. Jonathan Torres, tied for The Dobie girls were April 24 Alvin (2) 3 p.m. In this one, the Long- second on the team with not as fortunate in their horns hit the Bulldogs four goals, also scored 22-6A opener, also Jan. April 25 Galveston (2) 3 p.m. with two early goals in twice, while Anthony Nery 21, at Summer Creek. April 29 Blinn (2) 3 p.m. the fi rst half and then du- and Imanol Pena also tal- The Lady Bulldogs, plicated that at the be- lied goals. having scored fi ve goals May 1 LSU-Eunice (2) 4 p.m. ginning of the second Dobie’s Jonathan Men- in their season opening tie JFD girls vs. Pasadena Fri., Jan. 24, 5:30 p.m. Veterans Stadium JFD boys vs. Pasadena Sat., Jan. 25, noon Veterans Stadium

At left, the Longhorns’ Jonathan Mendez (8), who had an assist in the match, pushes past Summer Creek’s Stone Thomas (5) during the locals’ 6-0 victory in chilly conditions Jan. 21 at Veterans Stadi- um in Pasadena. The Longhorns got two quick goals in both the fi rst and second halves to ensure the easy win. Isaac Cortez had two goals and an assist, while Jonathan Torres also tallied twice in the win. Dobie is back in action Saturday, Jan. 25, against Pasadena back at Veterans Sta- dium. Match time is noon. Blake Jackson (17) of the Houston Roughnecks at the University of Houston. Those youth players Photo by John Bechtle XFl franchise, a Dobie graduate and former with Jackson included, left to right, sophomore Sagemont Cowboys youth football player, had a player A.J. Reed, peewee player Dylan Hernandez chance to visit with some current Cowboys play- and sophomore players Kaisen Troxlar and Luke ers at a Roughnecks’ practice earlier this month Stacey. Thursday, January 23, 2020, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 3 2020 Dobie Girls Track and Field 1993 JFD softball overcame much 2020 Dobie Boys Track and Field Date Meet Details Time merely to qualify for postseason Date Meet Details Time Feb. 7 Jim Kethan Relays (Deer Park) TBA Continued from Page 1B It’s also interesting the softball playoffs in Feb. 7 Jim Kethan Relays (Deer Park) TBA The 1993 season turned what huge a role current 1993. Therefore, a loss to out remarkably well for Dobie varsity softball Deer Park wold have end- Feb. 14 Brown Relays (Pasadena ISD) TBA the Lady Longhorns, but it head coach Robin Rackley ed Dobie’s season. Feb. 14 Brown Relays (Pasadena ISD) TBA could have gone much dif- played on the 1993 squad. In that game against Feb. 21 Manvel/Dawson Inv. (Manvel) TBA ferently had this and that One of just two se- Deer Park, the Lady Long- Feb. 21 Manvel/Dawson Inv. (Manvel) TBA not worked out. niors on the roster along horns got a two-run dou- It’s important to note with Shannon McDonald, ble in the fi rst inning from Feb. 28 Falcon Relays (Clear Lake) TBA that Dave Cornn had been Rackley was the team’s Rackley and went on to Feb. 28 Falcon Relays (Clear Lake) TBA coach of the Dobie club catcher on the fi eld but win 4-0. Rackley had three March 5 Bayshore Olympics (La Porte) TBA team prior to 1993 and was also one of the more hits in the game as the lo- March 5 Bayshore Olympics (La Porte) TBA thus began the season as outspoken vocal leaders of cals qualifi ed for the post- head coach. He would not the team. season. March 20 Purnell Relays (Angleton) TBA fi nish the season. Does anyone realize Christa Williams again March 20 Purnell Relays (Angleton) TBA Abruptly removed as that Dobie did not win the did her part in the circle, March 27 Rockhold Relays (Baytown) TBA the team’s leader during district title in 1993 prior striking out 13 Lady Deer. March 27 City Champs (South Houston) TBA the regular season, Cornn to its playoff run? It was time for the play- was replaced by Martha In fact, Texas City went offs, and the Lady Long- April 2-3 22-6A Championships (Turner) TBA Dossman, who had been 11-1 to win the league title horns were confi dent. April 2-3 22-6A Championships (Turner) TBA operating in other roles on that season, with its lone The playoffs began with the Dobie coaching staff loss coming to Dobie. the Lady Longhorns taking April 15 Area Championships (Aux.) TBA prior to agreeing to take For its part, the Lady on Angleton. See more de- April 15 Area Championships (Aux.) TBA over. Longhorns fi rst had to de- tails in future issues. feat Deer Park late in the regular season and then Pasadena ISD Girls’ Pasadena ISD Girls’ had to take on Deer Park Pasadena ISD Boys’ Pasadena ISD Boys’ again in a special play- off to determine the sec- Intermediate Basketball Intermediate Basketball Intermediate Basketball Intermediate Basketball ond-place playoff repre- sentative. Had Dobie lost, Final as of Jan. 17, 2020 Final as of Jan. 17, 2020 Final as of Jan. 17, 2020 there would have been no Final as of Jan. 17, 2020 state run. 8A Records Div. Overall 7A Records Div. Overall Whereas today four 8A Records Div. Overall 7A Records Div. Overall teams qualify for the post- Division 1 W L T W L T Division 1 W L T W L T Division 1 W L T W L T season, just two teams Division 1 W L T W L T Miller 4 0 0 7 0 0 Thompson 4 0 0 7 0 0 from each district reached South Houston 4 0 0 7 0 0 Thompson 4 0 0 7 0 0 Thompson 3 1 0 6 1 0 South Houston 2 2 0 5 2 0 Youth FB team Thompson 3 1 0 5 2 0 San Jacinto 3 1 0 4 2 0 San Jacinto 2 2 0 4 3 0 San Jacinto 2 2 0 5 2 0 hosts fundraiser San Jacinto 2 2 0 4 3 0 South Houston 2 2 0 5 2 0 Southmore 1 3 0 3 4 0 Southmore 1 3 0 2 5 0 Southmore 2 2 0 4 3 0 Jan. 25 at EFL Southmore 1 3 0 3 4 0 Miller 0 4 0 1 6 0 Miller 0 4 0 1 6 0 South Houston 0 4 0 1 6 0 Miller 0 4 0 0 7 0 The Houston Cougars Elite 10-under tournament football team will host a Game Scores Game Scores Game Scores fundraiser Saturday, Jan. Game Scores Thompson 52, Beverly Hills 51 South Houston 49, San Jacinto 41 Miller 34, Southmore 11 San Jacinto 33, South Houston 18 25 to help with costs as- San Jacinto 52, South Houston 45 Southmore 33, Miller 32 Thompson 44, Beverly 5 Thompson 46, Beverly Hills 14 sociated with travel to an Southmore 65, Miller 30 San Jacinto 40, South Houston 19 Southmore 22, Miller 13 event in February. Dobie High School graduates Kelton Bailey Division 2 W L T W L T Division 2 W L T W L T Division 2 W L T W L T and Maurice Poullard are Division 2 W L T W L T Beverly Hills 4 0 0 7 0 0 Beverly Hills 4 0 0 6 1 0 Queens 3 1 0 5 2 0 Bondy 4 0 0 6 1 0 coaching the team along with several members of Bondy 3 1 0 5 2 0 Queens 3 1 0 3 4 0 Bondy 3 1 0 4 3 0 Beverly Hills 3 1 0 4 3 0 the Sagemont Cowboys Queens 2 2 0 3 4 0 Jackson 2 2 0 3 4 0 Beverly Hills 3 1 0 3 4 0 Park View 2 2 0 3 4 0 staff. The Cougars will travel Jackson 0 4 0 0 7 0 Bondy 1 3 0 2 5 0 Park View 1 3 0 2 5 0 Queens 1 3 0 1 6 0 to San Antonio for a tour- Park View 1 3 0 1 6 0 Park View 0 4 0 0 7 0 Jackson 0 4 0 1 6 0 Jackson 0 4 0 0 7 0 nament Feb. 22-23. The barbecue fundraiser, in- cluding brisket sandwich- Game Scores Game Scores es and the trimmings, will Beverly Hills 59, Thompson 49 Game Scores Game Scores be held Jan. 25, beginning Queens 49, Bondy 33 Bondy 50, Queens 39 Bondy 33, Queens 32 Bondy 18, Queens 6 at noon at El Franco Lee Jackson 37, Park View 10 Park View 28, Jackson 22 Park View 14, Jackson 13 Park, 9400 Hall Road. Park View 34, Jackson 31 For more information 8B Records Div. Overall 7B Records Div. Overall or preorders, call Poullard 7B Records Div. Overall Division 1 W L T W L T at 214-394-6797. 8B Records Div. Overall Division 1 W L T W L T Division 1 W L T W L T Division 1 W L T W L T Thompson 4 0 0 7 0 0 SBGSA sign-up Thompson 4 0 0 7 0 0 Thompson 3 1 0 6 1 0 Thompson 4 0 0 7 0 0 San Jacinto 3 1 0 5 2 0 opportunities, etc. San Jacinto 3 1 0 5 2 0 San Jacinto 2 2 0 4 3 0 San Jacinto 3 1 0 5 2 0 Miller 2 2 0 4 3 0 South Houston 2 2 0 5 2 0 The South Belt Girls Southmore 2 2 0 4 3 0 Miller 2 2 0 3 4 0 Southmore 1 3 0 3 4 0 Southmore 2 2 0 3 3 0 Softball Association is Miller 1 3 0 2 5 0 continuing registration South Houston 1 3 0 4 3 0 South Houston 0 4 0 2 5 0 Miller 1 3 0 2 5 0 for the 2020 spring sea- South Houston 0 4 0 1 6 0 son through Jan. 26, with Southmore 0 4 0 1 6 0 Game Scores in-person and online op- Game Scores tions available. Game Scores Thompson 22, Beverly Hills 10 Game Scores Thompson 44, Beverly Hills 39 Thompson 25, Beverly Hills 16 The fee is $80 per play- Thompson 49, Beverly Hills 39 San Jacinto 42, South Houston 8 er with participation in the San Jacinto 28, South Houston 5 South Houston 19, San Jacinto 18 San Jacinto 46, South Houston 27 Miller 37, Southmore 22 Southmore 20, Miller 14 league’s candy fundraiser, Southmore 23, Miller 11 or $140 per player to buy Miller 46, South Houston 27 out of the fundraiser. Girls Division 2 W L T W L T ages 4 to 16 as of Jan. 1, Division 2 W L T W L T Division 2 W L T W L T Division 2 W L T W L T Bondy 4 0 0 5 2 0 2020 are eligible to com- Bondy 4 0 0 6 1 0 Bondy 4 0 0 6 1 0 pete in the league, and Beverly Hills 4 0 0 6 1 0 Park View 3 1 0 6 1 0 there are no residency re- Beverly Hills 3 1 0 5 2 0 Queens 2 2 0 2 5 0 Bondy 3 1 0 5 2 0 Queens 2 2 0 2 5 0 strictions. Park View 2 2 0 3 4 0 Beverly Hills 2 2 0 4 3 0 To register online, vis- Park View 2 2 0 2 5 0 Beverly Hills 1 3 0 1 6 0 Queens 1 3 0 2 5 0 Jackson 2 2 0 2 5 0 it www.southbeltsoftball. Queens 1 3 0 2 5 0 Jackson 0 4 0 0 7 0 com. Specifi cally, there Jackson 0 4 0 0 7 0 Park View 0 4 0 0 7 0 is a waiting list for 10-U Jackson 0 4 0 0 7 0 and 16-U, and there are Game Scores remaining spots in the 6U, Game Scores 8U and 12U divisions. Game Scores Bondy 26, Queens 23 Game Scores Jackson 22, Park View 16 There is also a need for Park View 25, Jackson 14 Bondy 33, Queens 23 Park View 32, Jackson 6 pitchers in the older di- Bondy 13, Queens 6 Bondy 39, Queens 22 Park View 26, Jackson 7 visions. Visit the league Park View 47, South Houston 20 website for details. CALENDAR

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 director at [email protected] for additional informa- at 281-480-1911 or email the director at jpochsner@ Study. In His Presence Fellowship Church, 1202 East 7 a.m. tion. aol.com for details. P Street, Deer Park. Enter through back of church. Call AA Meeting – “Breakfast With Bill” Tuesday through 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 409-454-5720 for additional information, or drop in. Friday, 7 a.m., First United Methodist Church, 1062 Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Vigilance Group of Alcoholics Anonymous – meeting at CrossRoads 10 a.m. Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena, in Cornell Conference NA, open meeting, 2930 E. Broadway (FM 518), UMC on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 8 Clear Lake Bridge Club – Open games Monday, room. Call 281-487-8787 for more information, or drop Pearland, First Presbyterian Church (youth building). p.m., 10030 Scarsdale Blvd. For details, call 281-484- Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m., 16614 Sea Lark, in. For details, call 713-661-4200 or visit www.hascona. 9243. 77062. Call the club at 281-480-1911 or email the 7:30 a.m. com. SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 director at [email protected] for additional informa- Rotary Club of Pearland – Meets Thursdays at 7:30 8 p.m. 1 p.m. tion. a.m. at Allendale’s Kitchen & Cocktails, 5010 Broad- Serenity Now Al-Anon Group – meets at CrossRoads Clear Lake Bridge Club – Open games Saturday and 11:30 a.m. way St., in Pearland. Variety of speakers. For informa- UMC Fridays, 8 to 9 p.m., 10030 Scarsdale Blvd. Sunday, 1 p.m., 16614 Sea Lark, 77062. Call the club Overeaters Anonymous Deer Park – 11:30 a.m. to tion, call 281-900-7257 or email nalix@texascitizens Family members and friends of problem drinkers/ at 281-480-1911 or email the director at jpochsner@ 12:30 p.m. Literature Study. In His Presence Fellowship bank.com. addicts share, learn Al-Anon principles, that they are aol.com for details. Church, 1202 East P Street, Deer Park. Enter through 10 a.m. not alone, and discover choices available. For details, 2 p.m. Fellowship Hall in back of the church. Call 409-454- Clear Lake Bridge Club – 299’er games Tuesday and call 281-484-9243. Grief Support Group – For adults who have lost a 5720 for details, or drop in. AT YOUR Thursday, 10 a.m., 16614 Sea Lark, 77062. Call the SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 loved one. Meets Sundays, except Mother’s Day, Noon club at 281-480-1911 or email the director at jpochs 7:30 a.m. Easter and Christmas, 2 to 3:15 p.m., First United Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – Imperfect Nooners FINGERTIPS [email protected] for details. Alcoholics Anonymous – “Breakfast with Bill,” Methodist Church, 1062 Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena. Group, noon, 3525 Broadway, Pearland. For details, Noon Saturdays, 7:30 a.m., First United Methodist Church, For additional information, call 281-487-8787. call 713-686-6300. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – Imperfect Nooners 1062 Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena, Cornell Conference 2 p.m. 6 p.m. READ Group, noon, 3525 Broadway, Pearland. For details, room. For additional information, call 281-487-8787, Scleroderma Support Group – Do you know some- Scrabble Club #511 – Meets Monday at IHOP, 11222 call 713-686-6300. or drop in. one with scleroderma? Join a support group on the Fuqua. Come, improve crossword playing skills. Call THE 7 p.m. 11 a.m. fourth Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m., at the Waterford in the Blue 281-488-2923 for details. There are no meetings on Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Women’s Group, open StartSchoolLater.net (SSL) Houston Chapter - in- Bonnet room, 201 McDermott St. in Deer Park, 77536. holidays. CLASSIFIEDS meeting, 7 p.m., 2930 E. Broadway (FM 518), formational meeting about the link of teen sleep depri- Contact Kathy Baker at 713-826-6214 or KBaker58@ 6:30 p.m. and you’re guaranteed Pearland, First Presbyterian Church (youth building). vation to depression and low academic performance. comcast.net. Toastmasters – The Young Professionals Southeast a spin around the world For details, call 713-661-4200 or visit www.hascona. The public is welcome, 11 a.m., on the fourth Satur- 5:30 p.m. Toastmasters Club #05324194 meets Mondays, 6:30 of buying and selling... com. day at the Parker Williams Library, 10851 Scarsdale Celebrate Recovery – A faith-based 12-Step Program, – 7:30 p.m., at the South Belt Chamber of jobs and homes, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 Blvd. For additional information, call 281-229-1409. Sundays, 5:30 p.m., in the Chapel at Life Church, 9900 Commerce, 10500 Scarsdale Blvd., next to the fi re 7 a.m. RSVP is requested for meeting attendance. Almeda Genoa. Call 713-419-2635 for additional infor- station. For additional information, call Karen Nunn at choice business AA Meeting – “Breakfast With Bill” Tuesday through 11 a.m. mation or to RSVP for child care. 832-722-9061 or Carolyn Carmichael at 832-372-3565 opportunities and Friday, 7 a.m., First United Methodist Church, 1062 Al-Anon Meeting (Women Only, English) – For 8 p.m. or visit https://youngprofessionalstoastmasters.com/. sometimes just a friend... Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena, in Cornell Conference women affected by an addict. Saturdays, 11 a.m., First Alcoholics Anonymous – meeting at CrossRoads 7 p.m. room. Call 281-487-8787 for additional information, or United Methodist Church, 1062 Fairmont Pkwy., UMC on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 8 Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Vigilance Group of NA, 281-481-5656 drop in. Pasadena, Cornell Conference room #111. Call 281- p.m., 10030 Scarsdale Blvd. For information, call 281- open meeting, 7 p.m., 2930 E. Broadway (FM 518), 10 a.m. 487-8787, or drop in. 484-9243. Pearland, First Presbyterian Church (youth building). South Belt-Ellington Clear Lake Bridge Club – Open games Monday, 1 p.m. MONDAY, JANUARY 27 For details, call 713-661-4200 or visit www.hascona. Leader Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m., 16614 Sea Lark, Clear Lake Bridge Club – Open games Saturday and 10 a.m. com. 77062. Call the club at 281-480-1911 or email the Sunday, 1 p.m., 16614 Sea Lark, 77062. Call the club Al-Anon Deer Park – Mondays, 10 – 11 a.m. Literature Continued on Page 4B 11555 Beamer Page 4, Section B, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, January 23, 2020

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A vari- session or $35/10 sessions for CSH members and $5/session ety of rhythms are played from entry to advanced dancing lev- or $45/10 sessions for nonmembers. Everyone is welcome. For els at 1001 E. League City Pkwy. League City nonresidents information, contact 281-488-5861 or csh@shaarhashalom. must purchase activity card (see Tuesday 12:30 p.m. dance for org. details). Help is available to assist learning dance moves. For TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 additional information on the activity card, call the city at 281- 7 a.m. 554-1180. AA Meeting – “Breakfast With Bill” Tuesday through Friday, 7 7 p.m. a.m., First United Methodist Church, 1062 Fairmont Pkwy., Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Vigilance Group of NA, open Pasadena, in Cornell Conference room. Call 281-487-8787 for meeting, 7 p.m., 2930 E. Broadway (FM 518), Pearland, First details, or drop in. Presbyterian Church (youth building). For details, call 713-661- 9:30 a.m. 4200 or visit www.hascona.com. Pasadena Heritage Park and Museum – Exhibits include Bay Area Turning Point Crisis Intervention – Call 281-286- dioramas, a turn-of-the-century doctor’s office and an old-time 2525 (24-hour crisis hotline) for confidential domestic violence/ kitchen. Tuesday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., 204 sexual abuse support group for women. Visit www.bayarea S. Main, Pasadena. For additional information, call 713-472- turningpoint.org for information. 0565. 8 p.m. 10 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous – meeting at CrossRoads UMC on American Begonia Society – Houston Satellite meets on the Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 8 p.m., 10030 fourth Tuesday, Clear Lake Park, 5001 NASA Pkwy. (on the Scarsdale Blvd. For information, call 281-484-9243. lake side), Seabrook. No meetings during holiday weeks. For THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 information, call Joe at 281-481-2458. 7 a.m. Clear Lake Bridge Club – 299’er games Tuesday and AA Meeting – “Breakfast With Bill” Tuesday through Friday, 7 Thursday, 10 a.m., 16614 Sea Lark, 77062. Call the club at a.m., First United Methodist Church, 1062 Fairmont Pkwy., 281-480-1911 or email the director at [email protected] for Pasadena, in Cornell Conference room. Call 281-487-8787 for details. details, or drop in. 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Free dance lessons – taught by Lewis and Betty Whistler Rotary Club of Pearland – Meets Thursdays at 7:30 a.m. at Al- (35 years of experience) at Hometown Heroes Park, 1001 E lendale’s Kitchen & Cocktails, 5010 Broadway St., in Pearland. League City Parkway, on Tuesdays. Bringing a partner is not Variety of speakers. For information, call 281-900-7257 or email Support Leader Advertisers required. There is a different dance focus monthly. For details, [email protected]. call Betty at 832-517-5833. For questions about League City’s 10 a.m. activity card, call the park offi ce at 281-554-1180. Clear Lake Bridge Club – 299’er games Tuesday and Noon Thursday, 10 a.m., 16614 Sea Lark, 77062. Call the club at Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – Imperfect Nooners Group, 281-480-1911 or email the director at [email protected] for noon, 3525 Broadway, Pearland. For details, call 713-686- details. 6300. Noon Need Help Finding Your 1:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – Imperfect Nooners Group, TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) – #1530 meets at the noon, 3525 Broadway, Pearland. For details, call 713-686- Sagemont Park Community Center, 11507 Hughes Rd., 1:30 6300. p.m. For additional information, call Jeanette Sumrall at 713- 7 p.m. Dream Home? 946-3713. Kirkwood Civic Association meets at the South Belt Chamber 2 p.m. of Commerce (new location), 10500 Scarsdale. For more infor- Clear Lake Bridge Club Lab Class – Tuesday, 2 p.m., 16614 mation, call Ericka McCrutcheon at 281-989-9990. Sea Lark, 77062. For additional information or classes, contact 7 p.m. Dr. Glandorf at [email protected] or call 281-488- Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Women’s Group, open meet- Let the Leader 6318. ing, 7 p.m., 2930 E. Broadway (FM 518), Pearland, First 7 p.m. Presbyterian Church (youth building). For details, call 713-661- Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Vigilance Group of NA, open 4200 or visit www.hascona.com. Classifi eds meeting, 7 p.m., 2930 E. Broadway (FM 518), Pearland, First Presbyterian Church (youth building). For details, call 713-661- 4200 or visit www.hascona.com. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29 Join us on Facebook! Be Your 7 a.m. AA Meeting – “Breakfast With Bill” Tuesday through Friday, 7 Get local news a.m., First United Methodist Church, 1062 Fairmont Pkwy., Guide! Pasadena, in Cornell Conference room. Call 281-487-8787 for and updates details, or drop in. 10 a.m. between issues! 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Summer Creek 8 0 Atascocita 10 0 Cameron Gray – Newcomer of the Year Jesse Mitchell – Leadership Award Atascocita 8 1 Summer Creek 9 1

Kingwood 7 2 Humble 8 3 Dobie 6 3 Dobie 7 3 Humble 4 5 Kingwood 4 5 Rayburn 3 6 Memorial 3 8 Pasadena 2 7 Pasadena 2 8 South Houston 1 8 Rayburn 2 9 Memorial 1 8 South Houston 1 9

District 24-6A Standings District 24-6A Standings Dontavion Crosby – Horns’ Pride Jason Brooks –Mr. Longhorn Varsity Boys’ Basketball Varsity Girls’ Basketball (As of Jan. 22) (As of Jan. 22) Teams W L Teams W L

Dickinson 5 0 Clear Springs 7 0

Clear Lake 3 2 Clear Falls 5 2

Clear Falls 3 2 Clear Creek 5 2

Clear Creek 3 2 Dickinson 2 4

Clear Brook 2 3 Clear Brook 2 5

Clear Springs 2 4 Clear Lake 1 5

Alvin 0 5 Alvin 1 5 Cameran Guy – Offensive MVP Jeremiah Ballard – Offensive Hustle

Robert Lewis – Most Improved Offense Giambi Boyd – Defensive MVP

Marco Sanchez – Defensive Hustle Adam Robicheaux –Most Improved Defense

Darrius Pamplin – Special Teams MVP Jamie Frias – Academic Award