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Stadium Ln. west of the Grand Katy residents living at Franz 7:00 p.m. Parkway in Katy. and Katy Hockley Cutoff right Located immediately behind the Junior High have graduation. off the eastbound been complaining to the City exit ramp in the 130- of Katy to do something about JUne 7 acre mixed-use Katy the drainage ditch behind their Merrell Center at Ranch complex, Katy homes. They stated that their 6301 S. Stadium Ln Ranch Offices Phase Katy Ranch Offices Phase I, is backyards have been sinking 9:00 a.m. I will be completed located in the 130-acre mixed-use into the ditch with the erosion in the first quarter Katy Ranch complex west of the of the soil. Many have had to Grand Parkway in Katy. graduation. of 2015. Including replace their fences several 2:00 p.m. a parking garage times; sometimes losing a with a parking ratio of four “The timing is right for foot of land at a time to the graduation. per 1,000 square feet, the a Class A, multi-tenant ditch. After years of back and 7:00 p.m. office building is located office building to serve forth debates between the city Taylor High School on three acres adjacent to professionals and small and Katy ISD, the residents graduation. the southwest corner of the businesses in Katy,” says felt that they were getting City Councilman, Jimmy Mendez is keeping his Interstate 10/Katy Freeway Griff Jaggard, vice president, the runaround. There were campaign promise to his constituents. The Town Park June 8 and Highway 99/Grand Moody Rambin. "Just as 27 different residents that Drainage Ditch Improvement Project has begun. Parkway. The Class A retail follows rooftops, so complained about this ditch. Merrell Center at thing he began to work on as soon as he was 6301 S. Stadium Ln building will feature 24,800- does office follow retail During his door-to-door square-foot floor plates in the Katy sub-market. campaigning for his seat on city council, sworn in. 2:00 p.m. The Town Park Drainage Ditch with 45-foot bay depths Katy Ranch Offices Phase Jimmy Mendez spoke to these home owners for flexible space planning. I marks the beginning of a to collect the data necessary to get this issue Improvement Project has begun. The city took graduation. bids on the project and awarded the bid to 7:00 p.m. Katy Ranch Offices Phase new era in the history of this resolved. Mendez made this part of his I will have optical fiber area.” promise to his constituents and it was the first Scohil Construction Company in the amount of $445,525. Instead of budgeting this graduation. transmission cable with Katy Ranch Offices a back-up ring and back- is part of the 2,000,000- project out over several cycles, the city JUne 10 up generator for high- square-foot, mixed-use Katy voted to take the entire amount needed Katy Chapter # 2655 speed data transmission Ranch Crossing scheduled out of the city’s reserve funds. By AARP Meeting and optimum security and for completion in 2017 taking it out of reserves to get it out of Katy VFW Hall redundancy. The project is with 700,000 square feet the way and by using the reserve funds 6206 George Bush Dr. applying for LEED Gold of multi-tenant residential, they saved the tax payers 20% on the 6:30 p.m. certification by the U. S. 1,000,000 square feet of cost of the project. Come join us for potluck Green Building Council. retail, entertainment and The work has begun with the digging supper, meeting and Griff Jaggard and Kurt medical, and 300,000 square of the base of the ditch which is being entertainment. All Senior Kistler of Moody Rambin feet of office space. leveled and will have concrete poured Adults are welcome. For are leasing the property. The Katy Ranch Offices for the base. Once this is completed the more information call architect is Powers Brown Phase I will be the first sides will then be cemented in which 281-744-5302. Architects. The general mid-rise office property will stabilize the side that backs up to contractor is LSI. TAS as the Energy Corridor the residential homes. As this project progresses, The Katy News will add June 28 Engineering Construction extends west past the Grand is the mechanical, electrical Parkway. With immediate The work has begun on the ditch. Once it is more photos to the online photo gallery Katy Shred Days leveled concrete will be poured for the base. showing the continuing work. McDonald’s of and plumbing engineer. on/off access to Interstate “The completion of 10 and Highway 99, the Spring Green Katy ISD 27140 Cinco Ranch Blvd. the Katy Freeway/Grand property is adjacent to the 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Parkway interchange is residential neighborhoods Summer Hours Minimum $10 donation. attracting businesses and of Cinco Ranch and Katy. Benefits Impact a Hero. residents to Katy and Cinco It is next to the fully leased ​All Katy ISD campuses and central offices on Fridays during summer hours.​ For information, contact Ranch. 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“Katy – Energy Grows Here” is taking on a literal meaning at the entrance of the PetroSkills Conference Center. A proud supporter of the Katy Area Economic Development Council’s place brand initiative, PetroSkills is one of the first area businesses to purchase a planter specific to the Katy brand. Donna England, PetroSkills Conference Center Manager, says she is looking forward to seeing the Katy brand develop throughout the area. “We feel this will further enhance and are proud to showcase how ‘Energy Grows Here’.” The planters prominently display the brand logo along with the sponsoring business’ name. The conference center’s planter boasts a beautiful array of seasonal flowers and an ornamental tree. For the past three years, the Katy Area Economic Development Council has been working on a major place-based branding project designed to capture and articulate the defining characteristics of Katy, as well as to provide a graphic platform for key city assets to have a cohesive look and feel. The yellow and red base colors for the new Katy Pictured are: Durran C. Dowdle, Bill Lawton, Steve Pierson, Fabol Hughes, Charles brand icon were used to A. Brawner and James C. Mendez, Jr. the City Council for the City of Katy. portray energy, strength and opportunity. The blended rich brownish color is a nod to Katy’s agricultural heritage, and the design is intended to be a leaf, a drop, a point and a symbol of the oil industry all in one. “We’re excited to see PetroSkills embrace and promote the Katy brand,” said Lance LaCour, president and CEO of the Katy Area Lance LaCour, Katy Area Economic Development Economic Development Council CEO (Center), Donna England, PetroSkills Council. “The enthusiasm Conference Center Manager (4th from left) and Don for the ‘Energy Grows Here’ Massey, Mall General Manager and KAEDC Place Brand Committee Member (5th from right) are campaign is a testament flanked by oil and gas industry professionals attending to the success of the new training sessions at the Katy Conference Center. These branding effort and to the professionals represent seven different countries and overwhelming sense of pride Pictured is Judge Jeffrey Brashear and Steve Pierson at Thursday, May 29th City were excited to be part of the “Energy Grows Here” the business and residential Council meeting as Pierson was being sworn in to office. moment. communities have for Katy.”

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June 7 - Art in the Park! 7 p.m. The group meets at the MD June 14 - The Movie; “Troop Beverly Hills” Dusk Anderson in Katy on the second Tuesday of each month from June 15 - Father’s Day Movie Night; 6-7:30 p.m. Meetings are open “Honey I Shrunk the Kids” Dusk to all breast cancer patients or survivors, regardless of where June 28 - The Houston Astronomical Society and the they are receiving or have movie; “The Rocketeer” 7:30 p.m. received treatment. Meetings take place in Tai Chi every Tuesday at 10 a.m. #100 Radiation Conference Room, KTC1.1035 at the MD Kaia Jam every second Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. Anderson in Katy at 19770 Kingsland Boulevard. No pre- Central Green is located inside LaCenterra Shopping Center registration is required. For 23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd, Katy, 77494 more information, please call www.CentralGreenPark.com Central Green is Owned and Operated by Willow Fork Drainage District May 15 - Texas State Optical Katy Ranch 713-563-9600, ext. 6-4371. 24441 Katy Freeway, ste 300 Fund for Teachers Announces Houston 2014 Winners ​This summer, a select group of Katy ISD teachers will Colonial Williamsburg Teacher Institute to experience American Katy Lions Club to Host participate in the Fund for Teachers Fellows program, History in a first-person setting, acquire authentic resources and traveling to destinations like London, Spain, France better understand the learning processes/goals set for students. Electronic Recycling Day and Costa Rica to embark on self-designed learning Karen Lewis, McMeans Junior High – Lewis will evaluate experiences that they will bring home to Katy ISD second-language instructional methods from a learner's The Katy Lions Club is hosting an "Electronic classrooms. A total of eight Katy ISD teachers have been perspective at the Centro de Panamericano Idiomas in Costa Recycling Day" on June 21st.You can drop off all of your selected among only 46 in the Greater-Houston area for Rica to broaden cultural awareness and deepen relationships old electronic treasures, or call 843-270-6979 to have the grant program.​ with immigrant students and their families. your items picked up. Jo-chin Hsu, Seven Lakes High School – Hsu will Eliminate electronics safely and keep our fine city This year's Fund for Teachers 2014 research traditional and contemporary art/culture in China "Green." SabinoCompTech and Texas Green Electronic and Taiwan to enhance curriculum for the largest AP Chinese Recycling Company are sponsoring the event.The Fellows are: class in the district. trailer will be located at 5805 Highway Blvd in front of Fund for Teachers enriches the personal and professional SabinoCompTech, Saturday, June 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 Stephanie Aromy and Charlotte Cook, Kilpatrick growth of teachers by recognizing and supporting them as they p.m. Elementary – Aromy and Cook will explore locations from identify and pursue opportunities around the globe that will All proceeds go to the Katy Lions Club. Paris to the Seine Valley that inspired renowned Impressionists have the greatest impact on their practice, the academic lives such as Monet, Renoir, Sisley, Cezanne and Pissarro, to guide of their students and on their school communities. For more students' discovery of the artists within themselves. information, visit www.fundforteachers.org. Mary Batycki, Stephanie Cantu, Jennifer Chapman and KBA Ribbon Cutting Leigh Ann Sublette, Alexander Elementary – This group will participate in the Teachers College Summer Reading Program at Columbia University in New York City to develop the Readers' Almost Free Things to Do Workshop model school-wide and train colleagues and parents With Kids This Summer for maximum student achievement. 50 Nancy Bradley and Kristen Brennan, Exley Elementary – 1. Go for a hike 27. Play Rock, Paper, Scissors Bradley will participate in the Teachers College Summer Writing 2. Catch fireflies 28. Put on a Magic Show Institute at Columbia University in New York City to train two 3. Tell ghost stories 29. Start a garden elementary school staffs in the implementation of a writing 4. Pick flowers 30. Water balloon fight workshop model that creates 21st century writers. 5. Take a bike ride 31. Throw a ball Carla Otero, Cimarron Elementary – Otero will observe 6. Water gun fights 32. Go cloud watching Picasso's Cubist masterpieces in the most important museums 7. Make S’mores 33. Storytime at the library of modern art in New York, Paris, London, Spain and France 8. Fly a kite 34. Visit a farm to inform students' perception of the human figure as a 9. Build a blanket fort 35. Go Fishing conglomeration of shapes and guide their drawings away from 10. Make cookies 36. Have a staring contest stick figures to more realistic replicas. 11. Start a lemonade stand 37. Tour a fire station The Katy Business Association held a ribbon cutting on Mandy Burks, Katy McAteer, and Kenric Lopez, 12. Play in the sprinkler 38. Climb a tree Sunday, May 18th for Walt Temple Properties located McDonald Junior High – This group will participate in the 13. Make paper airplanes 39. Throw a frisbee at 1603 South Fry Road. 14. Plant a garden 40. Wash the car 15. Go on a scavenger hunt 41. Have a tea party 16. Tell jokes 42. Go bird watching Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library 17. Go on a picnic 43. Feed the ducks 18. Swim in a lake 44. Learn to juggle Receives Donation From McCann Foundation 19. Have a pillow fight 45. Visit a National Park 20. Build a sand castle 46. Have a yard sale The grandchildren of the late Michael McCann 21. Learn Origami 47. Play “I Spy” recently presented a check for $5,000, on behalf of the 22. Make shadow puppets 48. Go stargazing Michael T. McCann Foundation, to Susan Browning, 23. Play “Simon Says” 49. Take a bus ride 24. Make homemade popsicles 50. Write poems Branch Manager of Fort Bend County Libraries’ Bob 25. Play Charades Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library. 26. Go Berry Picking DIY Home Ideas on Pinterest The donation is part of the Michael T. McCann Foundation’s philanthropic efforts to support the Fulshear community. It will be used by the library to help fund family programs, cultural events, and materials not included in the regular budget. Landscape Design & Installation Grayson and Laingley Guidry, Jackson and Turner Stone Work • Pavers Stephens, and McCann Stephens are the grandchildren of • Drainage Systems Carole McCann and the late Michael McCann, longtime • & Much More supporters of the Fulshear community. Proceeds from the Michael T. McCann Foundation’s annual memorial bike Discounts for Annual Contracts ride are used to support the enrichment and beautification Major Credit Cards Accepted of the Fulshear community. “We are fortunate to be a beneficiary of the Michael Servicing the Northwest T. McCann Foundation’s philanthropic efforts,” says Houston area for & Design Browning. “The donation is very much appreciated. It The grandchildren of the late Michael McCann recently Over 25 Years will help us provide some needed items for the library presented a check for $5,000, on behalf of the Michael and family programs for the community.” T. McCann Foundation, to Susan Browning, Branch Before his death in 2007, Dr. Michael McCann was Manager of Fort Bend County Libraries’ Bob Lutts Custom Maintenance a very well-known and well-respected veterinarian Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library. Lawn • Landscape and grape-grower in the Fulshear community. An avid bicyclist, McCann spent many hours cycling each week, Custom Designs even while undergoing cancer treatments. Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library, many Outdoor Living Areas • Patio Covers As Chairman of the Fulshear Planning Commission other projects that have benefited from the generosity of for many years, McCann devoted much of his time to the the Michael T. McCann Foundation include upgrading Tree Service development and growth of the city. His widow, Carole, historic cemeteries in the area with wrought-iron fencing their children, and their grandchildren are dedicated to and new trees, bicycles for children at Fulshear events, continuing his vision of seeing Fulshear grow into a landscaping and stone work for the “Welcome to 281-599-0144 prosperous community that cherishes the good, simpler Fulshear” signs, and ongoing support of Arts Fulshear, things in life. the Fulshear Simonton Volunteer Fire Department, Faith Call Today for FREE Estimate! All proceeds from the annual “Bike for Mike” charity FULL-Kids at Huggins Elementary, the Beauti-Fulshear bike ride directly benefit special projects for the people Clean-Up Event, the Brookwood Community, local Boy www.mmlandscapekaty.com of the Fulshear community and for beautification of the and Girl Scout troops, and the new Fort Bend Children’s city. In addition to cultural events and materials at the Discovery Center in Sugar Land. www.TheKaty News.com Page 4 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11 Cinco Ranch High School 2014 Graduating Class

Katy ISD Katy ISD Top 10’s This week, more than 3,500 seniors will walk across the stage at the Leonard E. Merrell Center during the 2014 graduation ceremonies. Katy ISD congratulates all graduates and wishes them the best of luck in their future endeavors. The District is proud to announce this year’s Top Ten Class of 1 students from each of its six comprehensive high schools. 2 Congratulations to: 0 4 Cinco Ranch High School: Cinco Ranch High School Morton Ranch High School Valedictorian: Sarina P.Madhavan Salutatorian: Joey Z. Gu 3: Connie L. Ge 4: Angel Enlu Zhang 5: Catherine April Wu 6: (tie): Lilly B. Fang 6: (tie): Gradey S. Wang 8: Felix Yu 9: Jessica N. Yi 10: Muhtadi Ahmed Choudhury

Katy High School:

Valedictorian: Samiha Rahman Salutatorian: Hannah Noelle Mateja Sarina Madhavan Joey Gu Caroline Yao Dominic Kizek 3: Allison Anne Skinner Valedictorian Salutatorian Valedictorian Salutatorian 4: Minh-Michael Thien Bui 5: Jordan Clark Shafer 6: Katie Nicole Biggerstaff Katy High School Seven Lakes High School 7: Ryan Anthony Berger 8: William Parker Golson 9: Ashis Patel 10: James Andres Dwight Lecher

Mayde Creek High School:

Valedictorian: Dylan Ross Mowrey Salutatorian: Amber Dawn Chen-Goodspeed 3: Ashley Nicole Pharr 4: Kaitlyn Alexandria Petersen 5: Andrew Steven Maynard 6: Nicole Jeanne Schmitz 7: Julia Nguyen 8: Nicolas Diaz 9: Alexis Flores-Betancourt Samina Rahman Hannah Mateja Ojas Potnis Manmitha Gundampalli 10: Shannon Kaye Carr Valedictorian Salutatorianw Valedictorian Salutatorian Mayde Creek High School James E. Taylor High School Morton Ranch High School:

Valedictorian: Caroline Haowen Yao Salutatorian: Dominic Joseph Kizek 3: Rachel Marie Guloy Felix 4: Joanne Thanh Binh Nguyen 5: Zohra Abeer Baig 6: James Ng 7: Destiny Michelle Lorenz 8: Kay Lynn Yee 9: Courtney Ngoc Nguyen 10: Miranda Mae Taylor

Seven Lakes High School: Dylan Mowrey Amber Chen-Goodspeed Amy Marsden Gunalan Karun Valedictorian Salutatorian Valedictorian Salutatorian Valedictorian: Ojas Potnis Salutatorian: Manmitha Gundampalli 3: Siddharth Seethepalli 4: Nathan Rebello 5: Edward Gao 6: Meera Devarajan 7: Manwitha Dodla 8: Luciano Santollani 9: Vidisha Srivastav Angeles Tile and Grout 10: Joshua Xu

Restoration Taylor High School: Tile and Grout Restoration: • Installation Valedictorian: Amy Marsden • Repair Salutatorian: Gunalan Karun • Cleaning and Re-grouting Gabriel Angeles (Gabe) 3: Dhanatcha Sadetaporn • Grout staining 4: Evan Toler Additional services: Custom Master Tile Setter 5: Austin Kuo • Replacement of shower pans (25 years experience) 6: Saumyaa Patel • Tub caulking 7: Michell Li • Handle set repairs 832-574-6916 8: Jonathan Zong • Miscellaneous home repair 9: Steven Cardenas 10: Peter Leung [email protected] Volume 25| Number 11 The Katy News June 6, 2014| Page 5 Katy High School 2014 Graduating Class

Animation Katy Old Town Katy Call for entries

Katy Contemporary Arts Museum in partnership with Marketst Days Katy Mills Mall is looking for your Comics, Animation, June 21 2nd Street & Avenue B Digital Manipulation, Animated Videos. Open to all Spring Jam ages. Illustration and Drawing. Must be appropriate Classic Cars for all ages. Accepted entries will be exhibited at Katy Beer Garden Hosted by No Label Brewery Bring your own chairs and relax and listen to local Mills and winners chosen will exhibit at the KCAM and Fresh Produce • Plants • Arts & Crafts • Antiques and More music talent Saturday and Sunday June 21 and 22 from 1 Babaloo Gallery. Shop our 25 unique to 5 p.m. at KCAM located at 805 Avenue B in Historic Antique & Gift shops Call for entries. Deadline June 30th, $10 Fee Per Entry. and restaurants in Downtown Katy. This free event happens every third Email entries only to [email protected]. weekend. Historic Downtown For more information call (832) 857-1340. Katy

Vendor Space Available $30 Call 281-391-1993 Summer Photo Contest For Teens www.LimitedEditionArtandAntiques.com At Fort Bend County Libraries Designed by The Katy News © 2014 “Be Your Own Super Hero!” is the theme submitted as .jpg or .gif files to contest@ for this summer’s Teen Digital-Photography fortbend.lib.tx.us, with the subject Contest at four libraries in the Fort Bend heading “Digital Photo Contest 2014,” County library system. Participating and should not exceed 3MB per photo. Welcomes libraries include the Cinco Ranch Branch, The photographer’s name, address, email Teresa & Lynn the Mamie George Branch in Stafford, address, phone number, and title of the Beauty Innovations the Missouri City Branch, and the Sienna picture should be included in the email. Branch Libraries. The contest begins June Hard-copy photos will not be accepted. Full Service Salon Same location for over 10 years 1, and continues through August 1. Digitally altered photos beyond standard Each Stylist has 15+ yrs Experience Participants must be between the ages optimization (removal of dust, red-eye, of 13 and 18, and must be residents of cropping, reasonable adjustments to Hair Fort Bend County. Entry forms, rules, exposure, color and contrast, etc.) will not and instructions will be available at the be accepted. The photographer must obtain Women, Men libraries and on the Fort Bend County and show permission from any identifiable & Children Libraries website (www.fortbend.lib.tx.us) individual in the picture. Color – simply click on “Branches” on the gray The Cinco Ranch Branch Library is toolbar, then select one of the participating located at 2620 Commercial Center Blvd Highlights branch libraries for the Photo Contest in Katy, the Mamie George Branch Library Perms information. is located at 320 Dulles Ave in Stafford, the Entry forms for the photos must be Missouri City Branch Library is located Up Do’s received by August 1, at the participating at 1530 Texas Parkway, and the Sienna Sugar Waxing Teresa, Ling, Teresita & Lynn branch libraries. They may be hand- Branch is located at 2811 Sienna Springs Invite their customers to call for delivered to any of these libraries, emailed Blvd in Missouri City. Threading the latest in styles and sevices to the contest email address, or mailed to: For more information, call the Cinco Appointments Accepted 510 J S. Mason Road Cinco Ranch Branch Library, Digital Photo Ranch Branch Library (281-395-1311), the Walk-Ins Welcome Contest, 2620 Commercial Center Blvd, Mamie George Branch Library (281-238- Hours: M-F 9-7 • Sat 9-6 • Sun 11-5 Katy, Texas 77494. 2880), the Missouri City Branch Library Hair 281-392-3899 • Nails 281-392-3820 Up to two original digital photographs (281-238-2100), or the Sienna Branch may be entered. Photographs should be Library (281-238-2900).

@ The Movies FREE Computer Diagnostics X-Men: Days of Future Past - Dark Fun Servicing Katy Area Businesses and Homes since 2008 By Sam Eifling Alone among the major comic book film franchises, the few heroes and everyone perks X-Men flicks have been able to navigate seven films now right up. without pressing the “reboot” button on any of its major Ah, but here’s the twist. characters. Think of the redundancy of the new Spider-Man Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page, Juno- films, the cringeworthy Bana-to-Norton-to-Ruffalo saga of the riffically) has the ability to do Hulk. Meanwhile, you still have Patrick Stewart as Charles some kind of mental time-travel Xavier, Halle Berry as Storm, Ian McKellen as Magneto. thing with Bishop (Omar Sy) and Somehow, too, Hugh Jackman has hung around long enough save everyone just in the nick to appear in every one of the movies, including two standalone o’, but eventually they figure the “Wolverine” titles. They’ve even pulled the same characters only way out of this hellhole of out of time with “X-Men: First Class,” exhuming the mutants’ a 21st century is to do a proper backstories from the early ‘60s and bringing in new faces with “Back to the Future” time-swap Family Owned and Operated old names. and have Wolverine go slap some The question becomes, how long can they go without sense into Xavier, Magneto and 5805 Highway Blvd • 281-392-8802 Spiderman 2 Rated PG breaking down? The answer comes in the form of “X-Men: Mystique back at the dawn of the Action/Adventure/Scifi/ www.sabinocomptech.com Days of Future Past,” which is a clunky name for an otherwise Sentinel program … (cue wakka- Director: Bryan Singer outstanding genre movie. It’s also, conspicuously, the point at wakka electric guitar) … in … Writers: Simon Kinberg & Like us on Facebook which the franchise opens to any and all possibilities (except NINETEEN SEVENTY-THREE Jane Goldman for Jackman leaving; at 200-odd-years-old, and impervious to … Three … three … Cast: Patrick Stewart, Ian www.facebook.com/TheKatyNews aging, we’re stuck with him as Woverine as long as he’ll have Wolverine gets the gang back McKellen, Hugh Jackman, Contests for Free Tickets Coming This Summer the part). This is where we fold the old-guard mutants back together before there’s even Jennifer Lawrence, Halle Berry onto their younger selves, allowing James McAvoy to claim a gang. Ten years after “First Xavier as his own and, to a greater degree, giving Michael Class” Xavier is a veritable junkie on a serum that dulls his the Sentinels, a menacing turn by Fassbender and a general Fassbender the reins of Magneto and Jennifer Lawrence the psychic powers but keeps his legs functional. Magneto is doing tone of high play make this probably the best film in the series, definitive Mystique. extraordinarily hard time a country mile beneath the Pentagon somewhat of a lesser spark than Christopher Nolan’s “Dark We open on a gnarly future in which awesomely powerful for his apparent role in whacking JFK. Also, Beast is hanging Knight” masterpieces but nearly as satisfying. It also contains robots called Sentinels hunt and exterminate mutants, and pretty around. But Mystique is on a rampage and if she puts a bullet what might be the single most memorable scene among the much anyone else they feel like wiping out or enslaving. They’re into a fellow named Trask, the military contractor behind the “X-Men” installments to date: A whirlwind shoot-’em-out imbued with the chameleonic DNA of Mystique, allowing them Sentinel program (Peter Dinklage, owning a role not written moment that a young Quicksilver (Evan Peters) owns with such to absorb mutant powers and retort with the same. Some of these specifically for a little person) then everyone will hate mutants casual aplomb, and Singer depicts with such moviemaking joie fight sequences … gracious and good golly. They are ferocious and fund Sentinels and the future will turn out like “Blade de vivre, that for an instant the whole venture crystallizes into a and they are high-stakes. Bryan Singer, directing again, has Runner” crossed with “The Matrix.” moment of Zen. This should be dark fun, emphasis on the dark, mastered at least part of this comic-book movie thing. Kill a Schlocky time travel, A-minus-list actors, true brutality by emphasis on the fun. “Days of Future Past” balances both. Page 6 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11

Faith West Academy’s Katy Class of 2014 Valedictorians Announced Graduates “This is a time to prepare for a future of opportunities For the first time in ’s and embrace a world of endless possibilities. thirty-two year history, the honor of valedictorian is being awarded to two You are the future of the graduating seniors, as both have been named co- State of Texas.” valedictorians for Faith West Academy’s Class --John Zerwas, M.D. of 2014. Janine Klar and State Representative Annie Taylor shared a four-year GPA of 4.75. District 28 Janine is the daughter of Henry and Michelle Klar of Houston. She is a member of the National Annie Taylor Honor Society (NHS), and treating patients with International Club mental disorders. Congratulations! (secretary), class secretary, Annie is the daughter and Mu Alpha Theta. She of Paul and Becky Taylor led the Lady Eagle softball of Houston. During her team to district runner- high school years she has up. She was pitcher for been a member of the the West Houston Venom National Honor Society, and Lady Eagle softball PALs, International Club, teams. Janine was named and Mu Alpha Theta. She was a member of the Lady Class of 2014 Eagles volleyball team for two years and the Lady Eagles softball team for three years. Annie will attend Texas A&M to study biomedical science. She would like to * become an occupational Political Ad Paid for by Friends of John Zerwas P.O. Box 852, Fulshear, Texas 77441 therapist to help people with disabilities. Donations for Both young ladies Faith West Academy Student exemplify the character Katy Freedom and virtues expected Achieved State Recognition-Duke TIP Celebration Janine Klar of the prestigious position of valedictorian. The annual Katy Commencement cere- Faith West Academy seventh- Freedom Celebration will Academic All-State for monies for thirty-seven grader Jonathan Rightmire has be held at Katy Mills Mall TAPPS Softball. graduating seniors will been recognized among some of on Friday, July 4. This In the fall, Janine will be held on Friday, June 6, the most academically talented will be the 25th year for attend Texas A&M and at 6:00 p.m., at Parkway middle school students in the United this spectacular display intends to become a doctor Fellowship, 1093 Farm to States. He has been recognized for of fireworks and it has in medical psychology. She Market 359, Richmond, his exceptional scores on the SAT been made possible by the is interested in studying TX 77406. tests by the Duke University Talent generosity of the citizens Identification Program’s (Duke TIP) of Katy. If you would like 7th Grade Talent Search. Jonathan is to make a tax-deductible invited to the awards ceremony held donation for this year’s May 24th at Lamar University in show, please make your Beaumont. The ceremony is similar check payable to: Faith West Academy secondary principal Katy Freedom to a graduation ceremony—there Mary Strickland and seventh grader Jonathan is a keynote speaker and honorees Rightmire Celebration, City of Katy, are called on stage to receive a 5718 Second Street, Katy, commemorative medal. TX 77493 There has never been a better time to “A student who scored high on the ACT Duke Academy for Summer Studies.” or SAT is eligible to participate in the Duke Jonathan is the son of Kirk and Angela The Katy News... TIP 7th Grade Talent Search,” said Mary Rightmire of Katy. Your Place For News, Your BUY or SELL! Strickland, FWA secondary principal. The Duke University Identification Place For Fun. Call today for a FREE Market Analysis “Of students tested, Jonathan qualified Program is a global leader in identifying LIKE our Facebook Page and get information about upcoming for state recognition which acknowledges academically gifted students and providing contests. 281 - 391 - SOLD (7653) exceptional performance on either of them with innovative programming to support This Summer we will have the two tests. With high scores on SAT, their development. For details regarding Tickets to Schlitterbahn. www.lizcarter.com he also qualified to attend the renowned Duke TIP, visit www.tip.duke.edu. Volume 25| Number 11 The Katy News June 6, 2014| Page 7 Katy Sports KATY AREA PRIVATE SCHOOL SPORTS RECAP FAITH WEST 6-Man Football Team Brings Home State Championship ACADEMY EAGLES:

Faith West Academy, By Tom Behrens 2225 Porter Rd, Katy, TX 77493 Mascot: Eagles Dropping 11-Man Football a Weighty Predicament Affiliation: TAPPS 3A, District 6 in baseball and softball; District 7 in Two years ago Faith West Academy dropped from 11-Man to 6-Man basketball and volleyball; District football. The Eagles’ first year record was 5-4; last year Faith West was 4, Division 3 in 6-man football the TAPPS 6-Man State Champions. What does Faith West Academy Athletic Director, Greg Koch attribute The 2013-2014 Season: the Eagle’s success? “Besides the Lord, faith in our kids, their faith and belief in the Lord, Football: TAPPS State Champions discipline and just camaraderie, they loved each other. in 6-Man football “We were very physical on both sides of the ball, played with a lot of Wrestling: 2014 TAPPS State heart and the conditioning we constantly worked on,” continued Koch. Championship “When I first started coaching I told my kids, I promised them, I will not 138 - Ben Bray (25-10) placed let you get beat because you were out of shape. They bought into it. We 3rd and scored 16.00 team points condition probably three times as much as most teams do.” 160 - Daniel Nevitt (19-11) Koch explains that conditioning is a phase of their game just as offense, placed 4th and scored 14.00 team defense, and special teams. Conditioning is not used as discipline. “I tell points my coaches we don’t use running or sprints for discipline. When you 170 - Joshua Craig (26-5) start using something that is part of your game plan as discipline the placed 1st and scored 23.50 team Front row - Chris Haier, Josh Craig, Coach Greg Koch, Corbin kids believe they are getting in trouble, instead of it helping them be Davis-Mansfield. Back row Cort Laird, Daniel Nevitt, Will points successful.” Swimming: Richardson, Nick Rothbauer, Roberto Alvarez, David Green Why the move from 11-Man to 6-Man…not enough team members? and Casey Nichols. Photo by Kelly Davis-Mansfield. Girls - 1st at the TAPPS It was because of big weight differences between Faith West players Regional and opponents. “It was a 50 pound difference on our offensive line, up Boys - 2nd at the TAPPS to a 100 lb difference in some of the boys. I went to my administrator am okay with that. I want what’s best for us.” Regional meet and said, “We can’t play in that league.” Koch took over the coaching In 2014 Koch’s plan is to slowly transition back to 11-Man football. Athletic Scholarships Earned: duties when the 11-Man coach decided he didn’t want to coach 6-Man. “I believe you need 24-25 players to put an 11-Man team on the field.” Joshua Craig, Lyon College, “I think we are perfectly fit for 6-Man, but we have people who want The Faith West 6-Man team for this upcoming year fielded 22 players wrestling to play 11-Man. My principal wants to go back to 11-Man football, and I for the spring game.

POPE JOHN XXIII LIONS; Pope John XXIII Getting Ready For 2014-2015 Pope John XXIII 1800 West Grand Pkwy N, Katy, By Tom Behrens TX 77449 Mascot: Lions Affiliation: TAPPS Division 2, For the Upcoming 2014-2015 Season, Lion Football Moves Up to District 5; District 4…moving to Division 1 in football for 2014 and remaining in All Other Sports Remain at District 4 Division 2 for other sports

In the TAPPS athletic realignment for this upcoming year, in football, needs and goes through an outside company. The 2013-2014 Season: the Lions will be playing powerhouses St. Pius, St. Thomas, Concordia Season records as per Max Lutheran and Second Baptist, among others. The remaining Lion sports Athletes Can Play More Than One Sport: Preps, Houston Chronicle and Pope stay in 4A. John XXIII where available: In 2014 football season, the Lion’s football team had 26 players on “My philosophy and the principal’s philosophy is to get as many Football, 10-3-0: The Lions varsity. There weren’t enough additional players to field a JV team. “We people involved in as many sports as possible and that’s difficult, or finished second in the TAPPS State had 14 seniors graduating, leaving us with 12 people returning next year impossible. Sports overlap each other. Let’s say you are a soccer player, Championship to Midland Christian. moving up to District 5…that’s not good,” said Athletic Director, Tim and you are playing football, your soccer season starts about three- Boys Basketball, 11-12 – Jaurequito. quarters way through football season. The season schedules prohibit Girls Basketball, 7-14: “Both When asked what was the highlights of 2013-2014 athletic year at you from doing that. An exception is when the seasons do not overlap, boys and girls finished at about the Pope John XXIII, “Certainly our success in football, golf, soccer and on such as football and track. .500 level. The boys won 21games down the list, but it was just the opportunity to work with good coaches “We need multiple people playing multiple sports at all levels. That’s when you include District and non and good kids.” This has been the first year that the school had a full a task, that’s a challenge.” District games. The boys made the time AD on staff. Previously head football coach, Scot Mills, served as playoffs, winning in the first round, head football coach, director of facilities and athletic director. losing in the second round. “My biggest goal from the athletic stand point is involving more Getting Ready For Next Year Boys’ Soccer, 12-4: The boys people, getting more people to participate, and getting more people were very successful, finishing interested. I want to help the school to grow because it’s a fine school Improvements in facilities are being planned. “You can’t go into right at the top with Awty and academically,” said Jaurequito, “and to go to the next level athletically District 5 football without having a stadium,” said Jaurequito. “Right Lutheran North. Seeding for the as well.” now at the max, our football facility can hold maybe 500. “You have playoffs wasn’t decided until the The school at the end of the year had an enrollment of 387. to be able to hold 1,500 visitors, not just your own fans, when you last game of the season. Pope Why would a parent, a perspective student, want to go to Pope John start talking about playing schools like St. Pious and St. Thomas. “Our John XXIII ended up being the third when there are so many fine KISD schools and not have to pay tuition? facility cannot handle the visiting fan base of schools” In 2014 the Lions seed, winning the first and second A school for a faith based person, be able to play multiple sports, and will play their four district games on the road. rounds, then losing to Awty in the to participate in multiple activities were Jaurequito’s reply. Pope John In Phase 1 of a Capital Campaign, money is being raised to build third round. XXIII is a Catholic school. “I just don’t think there are enough people additional classrooms and a full cafeteria. An additional learning Girls’ Soccer: The girls just who know about Pope John. We are a darn good school. program is included in the plans which will enable the school to take missed making the playoffs. “That athlete that’s sitting on the bench wearing a uniform at a Katy students with learning differences. Phase 2 includes a football stadium. Baseball and Softball: Athletic ISD school can come and become an impact player for us,” continued “We hope to get the football stadium started within the next year and Director, Tim Jaurequito, Athletic Jaurequito. “We can go out and get the second tier athletes; we can ready for the 2015 season. Director at Pope John XXIII, rates compete with the second tier athlete. Those are the guys we need to take “If we don’t have a stadium in place by 2015, one of the things we both the baseball and softball a look at.” would have to consider is trying to rent a Katy ISD high school stadium, season as a development year. Pope John XXIII does not offer athletic scholarships. According to playing on Wednesday or other non-typical football days. It’s not your Tennis and Golf: Golf brought Jaurequito, anything given in terms of financial incentives is based on ‘Friday Night Lights’. home a state championship. “We have the plans, we are moving on Swimming: “A very successful this. It will just take time and money. It will season,” per Jaurequito. The girls happen…we don’t have a choice.” won the state championship the There’s a lot of work to be done. “We previous two years, finished 3rd have to get more students here, improve our this year. Boys finished in fifth facilities…got to get to a competition level place. where we are at highest level. I don’t want Athletic Scholarships Earned: to take a step into 5A and not being ready to Peter Thorseth, Texas A&M, compete.” golf scholarship Cameron McHugh, University of Arizona, swim scholarship Greg Moore-Concordia The Katy News University Jorge Nicasio-Concordia congratulates all of our University Damian Espinoza-Sul Ross State student athletes and Greyson Secades-Sul Ross wishes them continued State Edd Williams-Sul Ross State success in their futures. Cameron Wilson-Minot State Grace Duhon earned an All-State Honorable Mention at this year’s TAPPS State Swim Meet. Page 8 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11 Mayde Creek High School 2014 Graduating Class

Katy ISD’s Beck Jr. High: Volunteer Breakfast

This annual event recognizes volunteers for their time Volunteer-of-the-Year was awarded to Eve Schaefer, and contribution, whether planning a fundraiser, assisting this special person who has given selflessly of her in the classroom, supporting teachers, promoting more time to Beck Jr. High. The nominees for this year’s parent engagement, or serving as an officer on the PTA Volunteer-of-the-Year are Maggie Boyle, Joanne Dean, Board. PTA volunteers is a huge part of the school Jane Gehring, Laura Hoffpauir, Rong Liu, Eve Schaefer, support system. and Joy Siebenman.

Beck Jr. High Principal Carra Fleming, and Volunteer- Volunteer-of-the-Year winner Eve Schaefer with her of-the-Year Nominees PTA President Maggie Boyle, children Luke, Hailey and Michael Schaefer. Eve Schaefer, Laura Hoffpauir, Joanne Dean, Jane Gehring, Joy Siebenman.

BINGO! GIVE A SENIOR A RIDE! Katy Elks Lodge #2628 at 1050 Katy Fort Bend Rd. hosts Bingo every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:15 p.m. Doors Open at 6:00 p.m. Rewarding opportunity for those who enjoy helping Dinner is available from their Bingo Kitchen Menu.For more information, others. Katy area Volunteer Driver applications are go to http://www.katyelks.org/. now being accepted. If you love people and have a few hours a week, call 281.994.4238. A senior is waiting for you! Volunteer applications are subject to background checks and driver records. Jasmine Nails & Spa STATEPOINT CROSSWORD • All Work Guaranteed THEME: TV SHOWS • 100% Satisfied Customers • All Instruments & Equipment FREE Sanitized ACROSS • Foot Liners on All Pedicures to 1. Thoroughly enjoy, as in food Eyebrow Wax 6. European peak with this ad Protect You • Parafin Never Reused 9. Gulf war missile Hours 13. *Howdy Doody’s partner “_____bell” M-Sat 9A - 7P • Quality Production Sun 11A - 5P 14. Singular of #29 Down Reasonable Prices • Very Clean 15. _____ Apso New Owner, Tracy 16. *Alf was one 1830 S. Mason Rd. #180 • 832-437-9965 17. Back then Located Behind DRIX 18. Painter’s support 19. *Phil, Si, Jase, Willie and Jep made one 21. *How I met your what? 23. *Homer’s exclamation DUCKS UNLIMITED 24. Physicist Niels ____ 25. Trigonometric func. LONE STAR FLYWAY CHAPTER 28. Cry like a baby 30. *Both Jan and Peter were this type of child Freaky Friday Sporting Clays Shoot 35. Eye layer Friday June 13th – 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 37. Like a bow string Shotgun start at 1:30 39. Jeopardy American Shooting Center 40. Event that fails badly 16500 Westheimer Parkway 41. Match play? 43. Of the highest quality 44. One of three hipbones Its a Freaky Friday! Shoot! 46. Eye affliction Registration Includes: 100 Sporting Clay Targets • DU Membership • Dinner Raffles • Shooting Games 47. Classic sci-fi video game Lewis Class Scoring - Guns, coolers and more... 48. *Ty Burrell to Julie Bowen, e.g. 50. Biblical twin Early Bird Entry Deadline June 9, 2014 52. Pressure unit 53. Brooding Answers can be found on page 15 For more information, call 713-724-2237 55. *”The Closer” network www.dulonestarflyway.info 57. Neolithic tomb 60. *”Game of ______” 6. Home versus ____ game 34. Fragrant resin 64. Free-for-all 7. Time delay 36. Adjoin 65. *”___-T” of “Law & Order: SVU” 8. Movie trailer, e.g. 38. Misfit Island dwellers 67. Muse of love poetry 9. ____ of Iran 42. Poet’s “below” 68. Birdlike 10. Detective’s assignment 45. *Draper, Cooper, Sterling 69. “___ Elise” 11. One who takes drugs 49. Poor man’s caviar 70. From the East 12. Indian restaurant staple 51. Like emails in bold font 71. New Mexico art community 15. Talk rapidly and angrily 54. Make one 72. Asian capital 20. It follows eta 56. Body center 73. “Valley of the _____” 22. Unit of electrical resistance 57. Deity in Sunskrit 24. Bravado 58. Assortment 25. Having three dimensions 59. Grassy land tracts DOWN 26. Convex molding 60. Seaside bird 1. A large amount 27. 18-wheelers 61. Hit this on the head 2. Comrade in arms 29. *Storage-related conflicts 62. And others, for short 3. “You’re So ____” by Carly Simon 31. *They walk? 63. *”____ of Anarchy” 4. Artemis’ companion 32. Sag 64. Dojo turf 5. Kidnapping goal 33. Linoleums, for short 66. Pool stick Volume 25| Number 11 The Katy News June 6, 2014| Page 9 Morton Ranch High School 2014 Graduating Class

Cinco Ranch Katy Branch Library Library News Fort Bend County Libraries Windows 8 Joins International “Big Library Read” Maud Marks Bring your Windows 8 laptop or mobile device to the E-Book Initiative Katy Branch Library on Monday, June 9, 10:00 a.m. as the tech team reveals the secrets of working with the Windows Free Family Films Fort Bend County Libraries invites the public to join in the 8 operating system. Learn how to navigate and personalize “Big Library Read” eBook-reading program, a world-wide the new start screen, discover how to the most of the Maud Marks Library Family Film series will begin on project encouraging communities to read the same eBook from "charms bar," and explore Windows 8's powerful new tools. the final day of school, Thursday, June 5, with a brand June 3 through 18. The 2014 selection for the “Big Library This class is designed for new users of Windows 8 on any new Oscar winning movie. Anna and Kristoff search for Read” is A Pedigree to Die For, the first book in the Melanie portable device. For more information call (281)391-3509. Elsa in an attempt to put an end to the eternal winter. Travis mystery series written by Laurien Berenson. Then, on Friday, June 6, they go old-school with a The Big Library Read initiative is an international program Genealogy Squad princess who pricks her finger on a spindle and needs that gives libraries and library patrons unlimited simultaneous the kiss from a prince to wake her up. Unfortunately, we access to a popular eBook title during the program dates, Join the Genealogy Squad on Monday, June 9, at 2:00 can’t print the name of the movies here but you can call creating a virtual, global book club. Library patrons will be p.m. Learn how to do your own genealogy with other the library or stop by for the mystery title. able to download the eBook from Fort Bend County Libraries’ fellow researchers. The last Monday of the month will All movies start at 1:30 p.m Popcorn will be provided. online digital library collection – OverDrive – without worrying include a lesson or special speaker. For more information For more information contact the Maud Marks Library at about wait lists or holds. Since the eBook automatically expires call (281)391-3509. 281-492-8592. at the end of the lending period, there are never any late fees. To download the eBook, visit the library’s website, www. iPad Workshop E-Books: Hands on Help fortbend.lib.tx.us, click on “eBooks & Digital Media,” and then select the OverDrive link to download the eBook to digital Bring your iPad on Monday, June 9 at 4:30 p.m. and Do you have an e-Device for books or audios and have reading devices such as iPad®, iPhone®, NOOK®, Android™ follow along as the tech team at the Katy Branch Library questions? Did you know Harris County has hundreds of phones and tablets, Sony eReaders, Kindle®, and computers. A shows you how to make the most of your new tablet. Learn e-books and e-audios that can be checked out through our Pedigree to Die For will be right on the FBCL OverDrive page how to operate your iPad, explore some of the powerful various databases? Never buy an e-book again. Instead, ready to check out. built-in apps, and learn how to download additional apps, come to the library on Saturday, June 7 at 10 a.m. or on music, and more. This class is designed for new users of Tuesday, June 24 at 7 p.m. to learn how to download to all iPad formats; please see a librarian for assistance before your device. Just let us know which device you own Cinco Ranch Branch Library class if you require help setting up your device for the first when you call to register and don’t forget to bring it with Free Family Movie Series Continues time. The Katy Library is located at 5414 Franz Road. For you to the class. more information call (281)391-3509. Pre-registration is required. Call the Maud Marks Fort Bend County Libraries will feature a free Summer Library at 281-492-8592 for more information and to Movie Series at the Cinco Ranch Branch Library, 2620 Knotty & Nice Club register. Commercial Center Blvd in Katy, in June. A variety of family movies will be shown each week on Mondays at The Knotty & Nice Club (formerly the Knitting & DIY Crafts: Beaded American Flags 6:00 p.m., and on Fridays at 12:30 p.m., in the Meeting Crochet Club) is the place for you if you want to learn new Room of the library. techniques, teach someone else, or just hang out with other Adults are invited to make something at the library on On Monday, June 23, beginning at 6:00 p.m., enjoy crafters. Join them Wednesday, June 11, at 1:00 p.m. For the second Tuesday of every month. This month, June 10 an animated, action-packed comedy adventure from more information call (281)391-3509. at 2 p.m. we will be making beaded American flags for Disney is about a little crop-dusting plane named Dusty Flag Day. Make a beautiful decoration to hang in your Crophopper, who dreams of competing in a famous home this year for Flag Day and the 4th of July. Seating around-the-world aerial race. This film will be repeated for this is extremely limited. Please call the Maud Marks on Friday, June 27, beginning at 12:30 p.m. The film is Katy Gardening Club Library at 281-492-8592 for more information and to rated PG. register. The last movie in June will be shown on Monday, Join other gardeners in your area on June 12, at 11:00 a.m. to June 30, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Families will be treated learn new ways to grow plants. Also, bring your leftover seeds Free Internet Classes to an animated comedy feature starring Steve Carell as and exchange them for a new seeds to try. The Katy Library Gru, an ex-supervillain who is trying to adjust to family Gardening Club meets every month on the 2nd Thursday. For life and an honest living in the jam business. This movie more information call (281)391-3509. Maud Marks Library provides a free one-day only is rated PG. class in Internet Basics each month. You can learn how All of the movies are free and open to the public. to navigate your way around the World Wide Web and Families may bring a picnic meal to enjoy while Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch use successful search techniques. You must know how watching the movie. The libraries’ licensing agreement to use a mouse and a keyboard. The next month’s class for public showing of films prohibits them from releasing will be on Tuesday, June 10 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. the name of the movie outside of the library. For more Explore The Science Of Energy At Pre-registration is required. Please call the Maud Marks information about the featured movies, call the Cinco Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library at 281-492-8592 for more information and to Rancy Branch library at 281-395-1311 or the library’s Library’s Youth Program register. Public Information Office at 281-341-2677. Katherine Tyra Branch Library @ Bear Creek The Youth Services department at Fort Bend County Libraries’ Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library will present a special Summer Reading Club event, Open Language Lab Building Blogs “Science On Stage: Exploring Energy” on Tuesday, June On Friday, June 6th from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. come 17, beginning at 3:00 p.m., in the Meeting Room of the The Maud Marks Library is excited to introduce our learn how to build blogs. This class is designed library, located at 8100 FM 359 South in Fulshear. This newest tool in our belt to help you, our customers. Come for advanced computer users. All programs are School-Age Program is intended for children in grades 1 on the first Friday of the month, June 6 at 1 p.m. to learn free and open to the public. For more information through 5. how things work and then return every Friday between call Katherine Tyra Branch Library @ Bear Creek In this ConocoPhillips “Science on Stage” program, 1 and 3 p.m. to practice your English or learn another 281-550-0885 or visit www.hcpl.net. presented by the Houston Museum of Natural Science, foreign language. Fridays this month include June 13, the science behind energy transformations is discovered 20, and 27. We have two databases to help you. One Computer Security while taking part in fascinating interactive, hands-on database is specifically for foreign speakers who want demonstrations. Learn about different types of energy, to learn English. The other database is for anyone who The internet can be a dangerous place, but don't be how they are produced, and how they affect matter. See wants to learn any of the 57 languages featured. afraid. Come learn how to protect you, your family, your how an electrical circuit works, learn how instruments computer and your information when surfing the web or produce different pitches, and find out how glow sticks using email on Friday, June 6th from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. at make light! Katherine Tyra Branch Library . This class is designed Made possible by funding from the Friends of the Bob for beginning computer users. For more information Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library, the program is Katy MakerSpace call Katherine Tyra Branch Library @ Bear Creek free and open to the public. For more information, call 281-550-0885 or visit www.hcpl.net. the branch library at 281-633-4675. Did you know that the Katy area has its very own Craft Connection: Make a Garden MakerSpace? We’ll be learning all about this special Monday Night Movies @ the Library place for creators and inventors at the library on Tuesday, Stop by and make a fun, free craft on Saturday, June 7th at June 10 at 7 p.m. Harry Krueger will be here to give us 10:00 a.m. This craft is recommended for adults. Supplies On Monday, June 16, library patrons will be treated an introduction to Katy MakerSpace and all you can do are limited. First come, first served. For more information to a 2012 action film with a star-studded cast, including there. Makers of all ages and disciplines are encouraged call Katherine Tyra Branch Library @ Bear Creek Robert Downey, Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L. to join us as we learn everything our new MakerSpace 281-550-0885 or visit www.hcpl.net. Jackson, and Gwyneth Paltrow. This movie is rated PG- has to offer. Seating for this class is extremely limited. 13. Showtime is 5:00 p.m., in the Meeting Room of the Please call the Maud Marks Library at 281-492-8592 for Check Your Local Library for Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library. For more more information at to register. Fun Things to Do This Summer information, call the branch library at 281-633-4675. Page 10 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11 Seven Lakes High School 2014 Graduating Class

4-H Day Camp Pope John XXIII High School Names The Texas A&M AgriLife McHugh and Kopf Top Students Katy Hardware Extension Service of Fort Bend County and the Fort Bend 4-H program will sponsor its Annual carry her Lion Pride on to the Wildcats. County Day Camp on July 9, Ashley Briana Kopf plans to attend Texas 2014, held at the Fort Bend A&M University and will study Business County Fairgrounds Building Administration. She served her community “B” in Rosenberg, Texas, from at Fisher House at the VA Hospital, the 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. This one- Houston Food Bank, nursing homes, day camp targets youth ages and VBS at St. Edith Stein. Her school Your Hometown Hardware Store 6-10 from Fort Bend County. activities included: Swimming (two-time This year’s camp will focus on State champion,) Volleyball 2 years and JV Water Conservation. captain, Student Council, NHS, National The camp this year will Spanish Honor Society Co-Secretary and include sessions with the Fort Neri House Roncalli Cup winner. With Bend County Master Gardeners, a longstanding tradition of Aggie pride, an Animal Encounter, arts and Ashley is eager to begin her studies at Texas crafts and community service. A&M University. Pope John has always Each participant will receive a emphasized the importance of serving Congratulations!We have Gift Cards for Dads & Grads 4-H Day Camp T-shirt. others, and she hopes to carry out that We Have Propane Tanks for exchange or purchase For more information Cameron Fay McHugh legacy in her future career in the business & 8lb and 20 lb Bags of Ice or a registration packet world serving God and others. While she visit our website at www. Valedictorian is broadening her horizons on a campus of 813 Avenue B • Downtown Katy fortbendagrilife.org/ thousands she will always remember her 281-391-3437 Fax 281-391-6922 fortbend4h/ or call the Cameron Fay McHugh plans to attend the University of Arizona and will study humble roots as she wears the red, walks the Sun. 10-5 • Mon - Fri 7-7 • Sat 8-6 Extension office at 281-342- walk and continues to make a difference. 3034. Mechanical or Biological Engineering. She served her community with Grace Fellowship UMC The Bridge (special needs program), she was a Wolfe Pack Youth Cooking Camps Special Olympics Swim buddy and with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Teen Chef Camp is for teens 13 - 16 Katy Christian Ministries. Her school of Fort Bend County will offer 2 cooking years old and is scheduled for Tuesday and activities were: Swimming (two-time State camps this summer. Wednesday, June 24 and 25 from 9:30 a.m. - 2 Champion, she holds four state records in “Pantry2Plate” is for kids 8 - 12 years p.m. each day. Teen chefs will prepare a tasty swimming.) Nation Spanish Honor Society, old. “Pantry2Plate” is scheduled for Tuesday, meal each day and will learn about nutrition. Loreto House Roncalli Cup winner. In Wednesday and Thursday, June 17, 18 and 19, One of the highlights planned for this year’s the fall she will attend the University of 2014 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. each day. camp is Kitchen Chemistry where the kitchen Arizona on a swimming scholarship and “Pantry2Plate” teaches basic cooking skills, will be incorporated into science. The camp hopes to have a successful collegiate career healthy eating and physical activity. One of will be held at the Extension Office at 1402 as a swimmer. Upon graduation she plans the highlights planned for this year’s camp is Band Road in Rosenberg. The cost is $35 per to pursue an engineering career following Taco Day where participants will prepare and participant. in the footsteps of her parents, who are enjoy a variety of tacos. The camp will be held For more information on either camp or to petroleum engineers at Chevron. The at the Extension Office at 1402 Band Road in register contact Jacque Gerke at 281-342-3034, distance from Texas to Tucson will be hard to overcome but Cameron says she will Ashley Briana Kopf Rosenberg. The cost is $30 per participant. extension 7024 or [email protected]. Salutatorian Now Open Massage Daren

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Katy Boy Honored as Hero Faith West Academy Science

On Saturday, May 17th, Katy Aquatics held their annual Make A Teacher Receives Grant Splash Water Safety Event hosted by Texas Children’s Hospital West Beth Coalson, Faith West Academy n o t e b o o k Campus at the Cinco Ranch High science teacher, has been awarded a pages). School Natatorium. Fort Bend $4,986 grant from Fund for Teachers. Fund for County Precinct 3 Commissioner The grant will allow Coalson to research, Teachers has Andy Meyers opened by welcoming across Western Europe, the great scientists awarded $2 the large crowed. Commissioner of the 16th-19th centuries during the million to Meyers, along with Katy Aquatics summer. Coalson will place an emphasis teachers for also presented young Zach Arceneaux on physics, experimental science, self-designed with a Pillar of the Community and technology. “Fund for Teachers l e a r n i n g Award. Zach, a 10 year old boy who bridges the gap between what teachers experiences. saved the life of a drowning 6 year have and what students need to advance This summer, old girl, was able to share his story academically,” said Karen Webb, Fund 525 preK- with all who attended. According to Skeeters’ Mascot – Moe, Community Relations for Teachers’ executive director. “Fellows 12 teachers Zach, he and his little friend were Consultant for Texas Children’s Hospital West turn our initial investment into broadened will pursue Beth Coalson swimming in a residential pool when Campus – Manny Mones, Director of Katy perspectives and engaged learning – for k n o w l e d g e she slipped into the deep end and went Aquatics – Cynthia Stubbins, Communications themselves and their students. The result and skills under. Zack pulled her up and treaded and Marketing Liaison – Beth Ramsey, Fort is a transformed career and classroom.” they identified as essential to student water with her until another child bend County Precinct 3 Commissioner Andy One can follow Coalson’s journey success. Fellowship destinations include was able to quickly alert the adults. Meyers, Zach Arceneaux, Yvonne Arceneaux, (June 7-21) daily on her blog, conferences, self-guided expeditions, Commissioner Meyers also gave Zach Bobber the Water Safety Dog sciencethenandnow.wordpress.com, as fieldwork, and service learning projects tickets to watch the Skeeters play. He she will discuss adventures in seeing in 85 countries on six continents. Since said it was a token of his appreciation history firsthand (i.e. Galileo’s telescope, 2001, Fund for Teachers has invested for Zach’s fast thinking and bravery in a dangerous situation. Zach will also get to go to the Newton’s principia and the apple tree on $22 million in the personal/professional game wearing his own Skeeters jersey complements of the team. Zach is truly a hero! his estate, and Leonardo da Vinci’s original growth of 6,000+ educators.

Katy Prairie Conservancy Hosts June Events For Children And Adults: Registration is Open for Summer Science Nights and Wild West Tour’s “Photographing Wildflowers”

As summer fast approaches, Katy Prairie Conservancy (KPC) offers some fun and creative options for children ages five to 10 during Summer Science Nights, while adults with the photography bug can indulge their passion on the Wild West Tour “Photographing Wildflowers,” all scheduled for June. Summer Science Nights are a perfect way to enrich a child’s understanding of science in the best laboratory of all — the great outdoors. Each session includes Summer Science Nights in June on the Katy Prairie are all hands-on, brain- about kids. Photo by Christine Mansfield stretching activities and a hike on one of KPC’s wildlife-rich of these children with engaging, interactive preserves. Classes are June 11 (Catching experiences. With the Wild West Tour, the Sun), June 18 (Rebuilding Earth), and adults can experience the amazing array June 25 (The Prairie Games). Sign up of wildflowers on the Katy Prairie that for one, two or all three classes, which are rarely seen by the public, while also are held from 6 - 8 p.m. at Indiangrass perfecting their nature photography.” Preserve, 31950 Hebert Road in Waller. Summer Science Nights has a registration With the wildflowers in bloom, now is the fee of $7 per child for each class. The Wild perfect time to capture the beauty of the Katy West Tour, for adult learners only, costs Prairie on camera. On June 21, plan to get out $50 and includes a snack. A portion of the early (7 a.m. – 11 a.m.) with our Wild West registration fee goes toward supporting Tour: “Photographing Wildflowers,” where KPC educational programs. Master Naturalist and photo enthusiast Glenn Pre-registration is required for both Olsen will conduct a lively tour of some Summer Science Nights and the Wild West rarely visited KPC preserves. He will educate Tour. Go to katyprairie.org and click on participants about local flora, allowing for the “Visit” tab to find “event. Directions some unique photo opportunities. Registrants to Indiangrass Preserve are available on will meet at the KPC Field Office, also at the website. Call 713-523-6135 for more Indiangrass Preserve. details. “We have a wonderful lineup of activities The Katy Prairie Conservancy is a in June to appeal to all ages,” says Mary nonprofit land trust dedicated to preserving Anne Piacentini, executive director of Katy an ecologically vital tallgrass prairie and Prairie Conservancy. “Summer Science associated wetlands area on Houston's far Nights will open up new horizons for many west side for the enjoyment and benefit of all. Page 12 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11 281-693 WASH Katy ISD Partners in Education Announces Hand Washing | Detailing Volunteers of the Year Katy ISD’s Volunteers in Public Schools initiative hosted Elementary Sharknado Guitar Ensemble, Taylor High School its annual Volunteer Celebration breakfast on May 16th Pacesetters, Tompkins High School Sound FX, Seven Lake honoring the thousands of school district volunteers who High School Drum Line and the Cinco Ranch Junior High Kingsland donate their time supporting Katy ISD students and teachers. Cheerleaders. Representatives from all nine Katy ISD high This school year, 17,044 volunteers donated 838,462 hours schools presented the impact of the total number of donated which, in human resource terms, equates to 403 full-time hours by our Katy ISD volunteers. Car Wash staff members, or 7 additional teachers at every campus. Volunteers in Public Schools is an initiative offered Over 1,000 volunteers attended to hear this year’s keynote through Partners in Education, the Katy ISD department speaker, Katy ISD Alumnus Dr. Adam Saenz, author of that brings the community into the classroom. For more Hours: Mon-Sat 8am - 6pm “The Power of a Teacher.” District-wide entertainment information please go to “Community” tab on www.katyisd. Ladies Day on Tuesdays was provided by the Katy ISD All-Star Jazz Band, Schmalz org to find Partners in Education. Seniors Day on Wednesdays Get $4 OFF

Pilates - Be Strong Feel Great Increase muscle tone Boost core strength and stability Relieve stress and back pain Katy ISD recently celebrated another successful year of volunteerism through its VIPS program by honoring the 2013-2014 Campus Volunteers of the Year. Recipients were announced at the district’s annual Volunteer Prevent injury Celebration breakfast highlighting the support of over 17,044 parent volunteers who, this school year, donated over 838,462 hours to Katy ISD. Private & duo lessons Creech Elementary School Nurse Wins Diane Hendry

281-770-4582 Award for Excellence www.pilatescove.com Pilates Cove 423 Mason Park Blvd., ​Creech Elementary school nurse Carol Stoltman is the Suite A-1 winner of the 2014 Diane Hendry Award for Excellence Katy, TX 77450 in School Nursing. This award was established in the spring of 2007 to honor the memory of beloved nurse Diane Hendry, who opened King Elementary. Given annually, the award is presented to a Katy ISD nurse who, nominated by her peers, best exemplifies the highest standards of nursing practice, clinical expertise, health and wellness promotion, volunteerism, and community service. This year’s recipient, Stoltman, has been with the District since 1996, and her work as a nursing professional, Carol Moore, Instructional Officer for Health Services; child advocate, and Katy community volunteer represents Carol Stoltman, 2014 award recipient; Ellen McHale, the standard of excellence worthy of this honor. Instructional Specialist for Health Services.

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The TESA 4 Year Scholarship was awarded to Samantha Marek and Madison Cook and the TESA Essay to Christin Vogel and Joey Gu. The Most Valuable Student girl awards were presented to 1st Place, Beth Legg, 2nd Place Shelby Stegemann and 3rd place Sierra Stegemann. The Most Valuable Student boy awards were presented to 1st Place Joey Jonda Marshall, Agent Gu, 2nd place Rishabh Shah and 3rd place Dalton Prihoda. The winners of the Pat Phelps Vocational scholarship are 2002 Fry Rd., Ste 111 Alannis Lawton and Hunter Atwell. The winners of the Rick McCool Humanitarian scholarship are Hatim Sulemanji Auto • Home • Life • Business • Renters • Health and Olivia Skrabanek. The winner of the Ed Olson scholarship is Stephanie Meyer. The winners of the Teens of the Year and they are Emily Holub and Dylan Mowrey. P: 281-398-2808 F: 281-398-0447 www.farmersagent.com/jmarshall3 HCC welcomes Dr. Kathy Anzivino as Dean of Residential Painting Student Development Houston Community College Northwest announces Dr. and Stephen F. Austin State University. One of her most & Home Repairs Kathy Anzivino as the new Dean of Student Development. successful career moments was overseeing the planning, “Dr. Anzivino is unquestionably passionate about higher construction and opening of University of Houston’s new education, but her motivation for wanting students to recreation center in 2003. succeed and being an active member of the community is Dr. Anzivino holds a bachelor’s degree in recreation 832-577-0207 admirable. We are fortunate to have her talents and look administration and a master’s degree in interdisciplinary 30 Years Experience forward to all the great work she will produce for our West studies from Texas State University, and holds a doctorate Houston campuses,” said Dr. Zachary Hodges, President, in higher education administration and supervision from the HCC Northwest. University of Houston. Overseeing HCC campuses in Alief, Katy and Spring “Working in higher education for thirty years, I believe Neena’s Maid & Organizing Service Branch, Dr. Anzivino’s role will include providing oversight that everyone should have access to college and can be Professional Maid & Organizer for Advising, Counseling, Admissions/Enrollment successful with the right resources,” said Dr. Anzivino. Services, Job Placement and Financial Aid. She is also co- “HCC is an institution that provides those resources and is 832-299-9992 directing a college program that focuses on the success of committed to student success. These are some of the many Call Today for your FREE in-home consultation. first year students. reasons why I’m honored to join the team.” OFF Dr. Anzivino comes to HCC from Blinn College where Dr. Anzivino lives near Jersey Village in Northwest With15% This Ad - New Customers only she held similar positions in student success and services Houston with her youngest daughter. Her two older children Valid through June 30, 2014 for four years. are college graduates that live and work in Houston. She is Before Blinn, Dr. Anzivino worked at Houston Baptist an avid runner, active with Girl Scouts and member of St A Clean & Organized Home is an Easier, Relaxed & Rewarding Lifestyle. University, University of Houston, Texas State University Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church. Page 14 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11 Devotional Page “ May God Bless Seniors 2014

ASSEMBLY OF GOD Westfield Free Will Baptist St. Peter’s United Methodist Church Katy Vineyard El Shaddai Asambela De Dios 3635 N. Fry Road • 281-578-7851 20775 Kingsland Blvd. • 281-492-8031 6161 S. Fry Rd. • 281-579-3433 5610 Lilac Street • 281-391-8839 David Ferguson, Pastor Dr. Pat Sparks, Pastor Alexander Elementary ENROLLING NOW Peter & Estela Pinon, Pastors Westside Baptist Church The Commons at Katy Kindred Spirit Christian Fellowship Family Life Assembly of God 3883 Lakes of Bridgewater 28727 N Firethorne Rd • 832-535-0250 22025 I-10 W Faith West Academy 1012 S. Mason Road • 281-392-0637 281-492-3448 Woltman Elementary Ramada Limited Hotel, Room 306 To schedule a tour, please call Albert Cortez, Pastor Rev. Richard D. Butts, Pastor Gary White, Pastor 281-855-3402 Cathleen Parks at 281-391-5683 Rev. L. R. Furr, Pastor (ext. 229). 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St. Edith Stein Catholic Community New Horizons Word Of Faith Church Auto Accidents Dog Bites On the Job Day Saints - Nottingham Country Ward 18 Wheelers Drunk Drivers Premises 713-557-8684 3311 N. Fry Road • 281-492-7500 906 Avenue A (Chapel) • 281-391- Slip & Fall Pedestrian Wrongful Death Rev. Robert Henson, Pastor Rev. Ryszard Kulma, Pastor 281-578-8930 6770 (281) 347 - FAIR (3247) www.WestLawOffice.net Eddie L. Stallworth-Cherry Jr., Pastor Sue E. West BAPTIST Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter 810 S. Highway 6, Suite 215, Houston, TX 77079 Personal Injury Attorney CHRISTIAN Day Saints Northwest Believers Church Alief Baptist Church of Katy 9950 South Mason • 281-398-7796 906 Avenue A. • 281-530-6893 First Christian Church (Disciple Of 5423 E. Fifth Street • 281-829-8985 Christ) Larry Conner, Pastor Antioch Missionary Baptist Church 22101 Morton Road • 281-492-2693 NAZARENE 655 Danover • 281-391-2263 Rev. Heather Patriacca Tolleson Westside Church Of The Nazarene Powerhouse Christian Center Prism Pools Inc. 1818 Katyland Road • 281-391-0095 Crystal Clear Tyrone Freeman, Pastor 3434 Fry Road • 281-492-0234 Your Local Pool/Spa Store the miracle Current-A Christian Church Rev. Kent Schwamberger, Pastor G. F. Watkins, Pastor • Free Water Testing pool chemical Bridgewater Baptist Church sold here! 26600 Westheimer Pkwy • NON- Resurrection City Church Of Katy • Automatic Pool Cleaner Repairs Franz Elementary 281-395-4722 • Swimming Pool Repair & Remodeling DENOMINATIONAL 5819 10th Street • 832-332-4687 2751 Westgreen Blvd • 281-578-0970 Darren Walter, Minister Dr. Blanchard Layton, Sr., Pastor • Toys and Games • Pellets Michael Thompson, Pastor • Cleaning Tools All Around Cowboy Church • BBQ Accessories CHURCH OF CHRIST 5812 Crosstree Lane, Sealy The Waters Church • Circle E Candles Central Baptist Church Monday - Saturday 9-6 281.391.0542 Church Of Christ Katy 979-885-1155 2710 North Mason Rd. • 281-398-4030 Sunday 11 - 4 )JHIXBZ#MWEr,BUZ 59rQSJTNQPPMTUPSFDPN Mayde Creek Clint Paschall, Pastor 2855 Greenhouse Road • 281-492-2689 5438 5th Street • 281-391-7606 Believers’ World Outreach Church Larry Maddox, Pastor Cinco Ranch Church Of Christ 2100 Franz Rd. • 888-334-2962 PENTECOSTAL Tommy & Rachel Burchfield, Pastors The Church at Katy 6655 S. Mason Road • 281-579-3100 Katy Pentecostal Church 3750 N. Fry Rd. • 281-725-4097 Aaron Walling, Minister Church Of Christ In Katy 2120 Katy Hockley Cutoff • 281-391-1010 Dr. John E. Howell, Pastor Hopscotch Daycare Fleetwood Church Of Christ 5458 East 5th St. • 281-391-7606 Dr. Michael Taylor, Pastor 15936 Katy Fwy • 281-492-1219 Church Of The Rock The Pentecostals Of Katy 433 S. Barker Cypress • 281-599-9777 1941 Westborough • 281-829-1175 El Buen Pastor Baptist Church Rob Mckee, Pastor 24525 Clay Road • 281-391-5040 EPISCOPAL Jorge H. Cardenas, Pastor Church Of The Holy Apostles Robert Garay, Pastor Creekside Community Church Trinity Apostolic Faith Church 1225 W. Grand Parkway South Meeting @ Woodcreek J.H.S. First Baptist Church Katy 281-392-3310 5900 10th Street • 281-391-3310 600 Pin Oak • 281-391-1100 713-705-4878 Dr. Phillip & Jill Clements, Pastors Tim Douglas, Pastor Dr. Randy White, Pastor St. Paul’s Episcopal PRESBYTERIAN 5373 Franz Road, Katy • 281-391-2785 The Empowerment Center Good News Baptist Church Rev. Christopher Duncan Cornerstone Evangelical Presbyterian 20910 Park Row • 281-578-3535 1351 S. Mason Road • 281-391-579-1080 Of Houston LUTHERAN David Roberson, Pastor Antique Sewing Machines & Parts 2502 Katy Hockley Cut-Off Rev. Carter Sanger, Pastor Vintage Paper Flowers 281-391-9199 Crosspoint Faith Manger Church Presbyterian Virgil Yehnert, Pastor 700 S. Westgreen • 281-398-6464 20701 Kingsland Blvd. • 281-578-2550 6035 S. Fry Road • 281-646-7500 Unique Home Furnishings Bill Woolsey, Pastor David L. Brown, Pastor Kingsland Baptist Church Rev. Dean Pogue, Pastor Kimberly’s 20555 Kingsland Blvd Living Word Evangelical-Lutheran Faith West Church New Hope Presbyterian 3700 South Mason Rd • 281-392-2300 2225 Porter Road • 281-391-Life Junk in the Trunk 281-492-0785 • 281-492-Note 1350 N. Mason Road • 281-492-8520 Garry Kerr, Pastor Rev. Dr. Belinda C. Windham 5722 3rd Street 281.253.9785 Parkway Fellowship Memorial Lutheran - Missouri-Synod In the Heart of Old Katy www.junkandtrunks.com 27043 FM 1093 • 281-391-6673 3rd Street & Avenue D • 281-391-0171 The Fellowship At Cinco Ranch Christ Church PCA Mike Mcgown, Pastor John Davis 29420 Cinco Ranch Blvd. 10818 Gaston Road • 281-392-0002 281-395-3950 Rev. Fred Greco, Sr., Pastor Redeemer Community Church Victory Of The Lamb Wisconsin Synod 20351 Cinco Ranch Blvd @ Peek Rd. Jerry Edmonson, Pastor S E V E N T H - D A Y 24201 Cinco Ranch Blvd Fellowship Bible Church 281-371-2156 281-395-0544 ADVENTIST Nathan Buege, Pastor 1507 Katy Flewellen Rd. • Mitch Maher, Pastor 281-646-1084 Seventh-Day Adventist Church Riverbend Baptist Church Don Griffin, Pastor 1913 East Avenue • 281-392-5603 METHODIST Richard Devost, Pastor 26700 Fm 1093 • 281-346-2279 Crossbridge United John C Crowe, Pastor Hosanna! Methodist Church 17700 Clay Road • 281-345-1182 Second Baptist Church West Campus 23720 Seven Meadows Parkway James P. Bell, Pastor Advertise Your 19449 Katy Freeway • 713-465-3408 281-726-3622 Church or Business Dr. Ed Young, Pastor Kainos Community Church on the Tri-County Baptist First United Methodist Katy 19946 Saums Road • Devotional Page 5715 Peek Road • 281-371-3900 5601 Fifth Street • 281-391-2121 281-599-1473 Be seen by Rick Shrader, Pastor Marlin Fenn, Sr. Pastor Joe & Yolanda Herron-Palmore, 32,000 readers Pastors twice a month Trinity Baptist Church Grace Fellowship Ads start at only 10000 Spring Green Blvd. • 281-579-6724 United Methodist Church Katy Bible Church $15 per edition Josh Guajardo, Pastor 2655 S. Mason • 281-646-1903 2500 Avenue D • 281-391-7284 (with a 6 month Jim Leggett, Pastor Ron McDonnel, Pastor commitment.) Westland Baptist Church For more 1407 Grand Pkwy South • Holy Covenant United Methodist Katy Community Fellowship information 22111 Morton Road • 281-579-1200 contact Pat at 281-392-5099 Meeting AMC 20 In Katy Mills Mall 281-396-3333 Roy Meadows, Pastor Danny Wayman, Sr. Pastor 281-391-0099 • Tim Barker, Pastor or Email: [email protected] Volume 25| Number 11 The Katy News June 6, 2014| Page 15 Classified help wanted help wanted help wanted help wanted help wanted Mobile Homes Single Wides & Double Wides Seeking Full Time Must Go!!! New, Used and LVN QA Coordinator Clean Repo’s in Stock! No Games or Gimmicks Here. P R E M I E R Reliable Homes of Sealy – Bringing Luxury Home Also Seeking: Per Visit / Per Diem RN’s/ LVN’s / S.T.’s & HHA’s In all Areas of Houston right off of I-10. Open 7 days Full Time / Part Time PT’s & Full Time/Part Time OT’s a week! *888-284-6868*, NOW HIRING * HOME HEALTH EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Advertising RBI 33813. FOR VISITING CLINICAL STAFF New & Experienced * Excellent Benefits Package available for full-time positions. Sales * Competitive rates for Per Diem Positions Real Estate Professionals Education Contact: Brenda Esparza, Administrator Representatives Quick Licensing [email protected] The Katy News is Tuition Reimbursement P: 713-490-3500 • F: 713-490-3501 MUSIC/Instrumental Instruction Profit Share looking for advertising Voice Development Theory, Flexible Hours sales representatives. Technique, Performance, EXCELLENT Applicants need Repertoire / On-site, On-line, Training to be self-starters, At Studio; by Artist-Record possess excellent Producer / UT Degree; Contact Bio/Resume/References Terri Coker communication skills 713-294-0924. 281-220-2100 and be computer literate. Networking [email protected] environment is an excellent source www.begreatinrealestate.com of contacts. Hours are flexible. Pay KATY is booming and the Liz Carter Team is is commensurate on experience. growing too. We are looking for a talented Buyer Real Estate Representative to join our team. TREC licensed Motivated individuals may email All Classified Ads applicants/agents. An agent with prior production placed must have a resumes to [email protected] ! valid contact number experience and general geography awareness of the for review. Non-smokers preferred. & billing address for “Award Winning Katy area is preferred. Proficient computer skills a inhouse purposes. must. No Phone Calls Please. Church” If you know of someone who might be interested, Church Leasing: please have them send their resume to sandie@ Sunday’s 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. lizcarter.com. Prime Time! Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Installs New Officers Great location in Sugar Land Rated the “Best City to Live Beta Sigma Phi, a women’s international Sharon Johnson Munn, Corresponding in America” by Good Morning social and cultural sorority, recently held its Secretary of Laureate Lambda chapter, Carri America! Career Fair - $1,000 Sign On Bonus 83rd Founder’s Day Celebration Luncheon David, Treasurer of Preceptor Alpha Chi Church Property: at the Willow Fork Country Club. Katy chapter and Connie Noble, Parliamentarian Completely Furnished, Seat- Ozarka/Nestle Waters is having on the resident, Alice White of Laureate Theta of Preceptor Eta Chi chapter. ing for up to 150 People, Pi chapter, was installed as president of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority is a women’s Pastor’s Room, Class Rooms, spot interviews Tuesday, June 17, the Houston Council of Beta Sigma Phi international social and cultural sorority and Handicap Restrooms, Lighted Sign, Lots of Paved Parking, 2014 from 9 am – 1 pm at 9351 East chapters. Also serving on the 2014-2015 membership is open to women of all ages. Sits by a Beautiful Lake, and Point Drive, Houston, TX 77054. Please executive board are Kerry Bost, President- Members enjoy friendships and serving many extras! Elect of Preceptor Eta Chi chapter, Joyce their community. Women interested in complete an application before the event: Worthington, Vice President of Xi Beta learning about membership opportunities Price: Very Affordable and the Owner is Motivated! www.nestlejobs.com/texas and bring 2 Kappa chapter, Vickie Scheel, Recording are invited to call 281-493-4678 or visit Secretary of Delta Lambda Master chapter, betasigmaphihouston.org. The Church was Awarded: copies of your resume. “Best of Places to Worship” help wanted help wanted MRJH PE Teacher Returns From Reserve Duty For The Last 5 Years Immediate Opening in Custom Heliarc, Inc In April 2013, Morton Ranch Junior During the monthly Board Meeting Can Be Seen All Day on Sunday! Manufactured Home Sales, in Brookshire High P.E. teacher Holli Goddard left on May 27, the Morton Ranch Junior Sealy, Texas. Sales experience Call to See or Contact to Now Hiring behind her family, her students and her High PTSA President Laura Freeman required. Bilingual preferred. 1st Class entire school community when she was recognized Goddard’s duty to the country Lease: Call 979-743-0551 or email Pipe Fitters your resume to Chris@ called to duty as an Army reservist. and welcomed her back home. Call 281-3758-2075 After more than a year in Fort Hood, “She provides an amazing example (281) 660-4480 ReliableHomesofSealy.com. or Fax resume to 281-254-7878 Goddard returned to Katy on May 12. for the kids by demonstrating that you She is now back in the classroom and can commit as a reservist and still have notice to Creditors notice to Creditors notice to Creditors excited to finish the academic year with a normal full-time job,” said Freeman. her students. “Goddard shows just how much she cares, Notice is hereby given that “I’m thrilled to be back close to my son not only for her students, but everyone.” original Letters Testamentary Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that for the Estate of Blair Payne, original Letters Testamentary original Letters Testamentary and my students,” said Goddard. “The Goddard has been at Morton Ranch Deceased, were issued on for the Estate of Mary H. for the Estate of Georgia staff has been very welcoming.” Junior High for the last 10 years. June 2, 2014, in Cause No. Larry, Deceased, were issued Louise Miller, Deceased, 14-CPR-026532, pending on May 21, 2014, in Cause were issued on May 27, 2014, in the County Court at Law No. 429587, pending in the in Cause No. 430758, pending Flag Day Number Two of Fort Bend Probate Court Number Three in the Probate Court Number West I-10 Fire Department County, Texas, to: Shanna of Harris County, Texas, to: One of Harris County, Texas, Retirement Payne. Gretchen R. Houston. to: Lynn Marie Miller. Looking for Volunteers All persons having claims All persons having claims All persons having claims Ceremony against this Estate which is against this Estate which is against this Estate which is currently being administered currently being administered currently being administered The West I-10 Fire Department is actively seeking A Flag Day ceremony are required to present them are required to present them are required to present them new volunteer firefighters to staff its five stations located will be held at the Katy to the undersigned within to the undersigned within to the undersigned within throughout the Katy area. Elks Lodge #2628 on June the time and in the manner the time and in the manner the time and in the manner 14th at 1 p.m. at the lodge prescribed by law. prescribed by law. What does a Volunteer Firefighter do? prescribed by law. They extinguish fires of all types (structure, vehicle, located at 1050 Katy Ft. c/o: John H. Atwood c/o: Karen M. Taylor c/o: Karen M. Taylor Bend Road. SBN: 00789787 SBN: 19708650 SBN: 19708650 and brush/wild land), and provide first responder Attorney at Law Attorney at Law emergency medical care to the sick and injured. Flag Day was estab- Attorney at Law lished by President Levin & Atwood, LLP Levin & Atwood, LLP Levin & Atwood, LLP Volunteers also perform Search and Rescue for 20501 Katy Freeway, 20501 Katy Freeway, 20501 Katy Freeway, missing and trapped occupants, respond to traffic Woodrow Wilson in 1916. Suite 217 Suite 217 Suite 217 collisions and perform technical rescue and could The Elks will present a Katy, Texas 77450 Katy, Texas 77450 Katy, Texas 77450 possibly respond to hazardous materials incidents. short history of the flag Tel: 281-579-6044 Tel: 281-579-6044 Tel: 281-579-6044 They are responsible for cleaning and maintaining to be followed by the Fax: 281-579-6442 Fax: 281-579-6442 Fax: 281-579-6442 fire apparatus/equipment and the stations. retirement and burning of Email: Atwood.j@ Email:taylor.k@ Email: taylor.k@ tattered and worn out flags levinandatwood.com levinandatwood.com There is ongoing training (your education never ends) levinandatwood.com and Public Education. As a firefighter you will be by the American Legion’s th Jonathan D. Rozier Post DATED the 2nd day of DATED the 28th day of DATED the 27 day of involved with educating the public in fire and home June, 2014. May, 2014. May, 2014. safety. 164 of Katy. They will be To volunteer, you must be: assisted by Boy Scouts • 18 years old or older from around the Katy area. • Have a valid and current driver license Flags have been • Have a desire to serve your community collected over the past year • Be of good moral character by the Elks and various • Not have any Felony convictions, not more scout troops in the area. than 1 Class A Misdemeanor in the last 7 years Light refreshments will nor more than 1 Class B misdemeanor in the be served immediately last 5 years following the ceremony. For more information, go to www.westi-10fd.org. The public is invited to attend and to bring flags to be respectfully retired. Classifieds Jobs - Real Estate - Garage Sales - Public Notices www.TheKatyNews.com www.TheKatyNews.com Page 16 |June 6 , 2014 The Katy News Volume 25 | Number 11

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