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EAST END THIRD WARD
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
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Board president
says new buildings
in store if voters
pass $805 million
bond measure
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Nelson, her husband,
Roderick Nelson, and
daughter Raven enjoy the
festivities at the 22nd
annual United Negro
College Fund Walk-AThon at MacGregor Park.
ExxonMobil has
participated in the UNCF
annual fundraiser since
its inception in 1985 by
Olympic gold medalist
Carl Lewis. In 2006,
more than 300 Houston
and Baytown-area
employees raised close to
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with matching gifts. This
year, Exxon Mobil has
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By DOUGLAS BRITT
CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT
Lewis and Patterson elementary schools in southeast
Houston will get new buildings
and Garden Villas Elementary
will undergo needed renovations if voters pass an $805
million bond measure in November, said Houston Independent School District board
President Manuel Rodriguez
Jr. at the Oct. 3 gathering of the
Greater Hobby Area Chamber
of Commerce.
In addition, Mitchell Elementary, 10900 Gulfdale,
will get a “relief school” to
handle its overflow of students, said Rodriguez, calling
Mitchell
“the
mostovercrowded school in the district.”
“It’s got over 1,100 students; it was built for 650,”
said Rodriguez, adding the new
facility may be built at Almeda
and Valentine, but that a final
decision has not been made on
the site.
The bond issue will also
help upgrade science labs at
secondary schools, Rodriguez
said, saying the district did
similar work on the labs in elementary schools and saw a
improvement in Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills
scores.
Noting that HISD has the
lowest property taxes of any of
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■ Early voting: Oct. 22-Nov.
2
■ General election: 7 a.m.-7
p.m. Nov. 6
For more information and
polling station information,
visit the Web site at
www.harrisvotes.org.
the 54 Houston-area school
districts, Rodriguez said the
bond issue will fund infrastructural improvements without a tax hike.
“This will be at zero cost to
our taxpayers,” he said.
It would also help Houston
school district students get an
education on par with their
counterparts in more affluent
suburban communities, he
said.
“We need to reinvest in our
infrastructure,” he said.
“We need to make our
schools the best we can to provide that quality education
that everybody talks about that
is out in the suburbs and not
here in town.”
This year’s bond is the third
and final phase of a bond program that started in 1998, Rodriguez said.
“There’s 134 schools that
have been waiting 10 years to
be touched by one of the bond
programs,” he said.
“We’re trying to (keep) the
promise that we made to the
schools, the communities and
the teachers to come in and finish the final phase of this
three-phase program.”
KIM CHRISTENSEN : F O R T H E C H R O N I C L E
MAGIC MOMENT: Yates High School students Desmond Spivey and Precious Lowe were crowned 2007
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over Reagan last weekend at Barnett Stadium. Yates left no
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in the first quarter alone and leading 46-0 at the half. Eight
separate Lions scored touchdowns in the game. Yates returns to
action at Barnett against longtime rival Washington Saturday at
6 p.m.
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RTIZIA Lott, 7,
a pupil at
MacGregor
Elementary School, said
she enjoyed meeting
Downtown Aquarium
mascot Octavius
Octopus, which took part
in a Sept. 27 Reading
Rally sponsored by
Executive Women
International. The event,
which is designed to
encourage children’s
interest in reading, was
held at the Hilton
Americas Hotels. STORY
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Scott named Blue Ribbon School
Houston ISD
elementary
school one of 287
in nation to be
selected for honor
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The Houston school district’s Scott Elementary School
has been named a prestigious
Blue Ribbon School by the U.S.
Department of Education.
The No Child Left BehindBlue Ribbon School award was
given to 287 schools across the
nation.
The Blue Ribbon award honors schools for helping students
achieve at high levels and for
making significant progress in
closing the achievement gap.
“The National Blue Ribbon
award is considered by some to
be the highest honor that an
American school can achieve.
We are humbled to be among
the 23 Texas schools to receive
this awesome recognition,”
said Artice D. Hedgemon, principal, Scott Elementary School,
3300 Russell St.
“It is a wonderful testament
to the commitment and dedication of the entire school community,” Hedgeman said.
“The teachers, staff, students, parents and business
partners at Scott Elementary
hold teaching, learning and accountability in high esteem.”
Selection process
The award honors public
and private elementary, middle
and high schools that are either
academically superior or that
demonstrate dramatic gains in
student achievement.
The schools are selected
based on one of two criteria:
■ Schools with at least 40 percent of their students from disadvantaged backgrounds that
dramatically improve student
performance to high levels on
state tests; and
■ Schools whose students, regardless
of
background,
achieve in the top 10 percent of
their state on state tests or in
the case of private schools in
the top 10 percent of the nation
on nationally normed tests.
The award-winning schools
will be honored at an awards
ceremony in Washington, D.C.
on Nov. 12-13.
MATTHEW WHITE : F O R T H E C H R O N I C L E
Going upstairs
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TERLING’S Cameron Bolar and the Raiders will
face Wheatley Friday night in the Neighborhood
STORY ON PAGE 5
Football Game of the Week.
FACES IN THE CROWD
EDUCATION
Artist at work
Grant recipient
Milby graduate Betty Morgan Bennett works days at a Inter-Tel Technologies in
Memorial, but spends her off time at the easel. PAGE 2
Jane Taylor, a robotics teacher at Hartman Middle School, is a 2007 recipient of the $14,000
Inspiration Grant from the Jordan Fundamentals Grant Program. PAGE 4
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
FACES IN THE CROWD
Gallery seeks
artists’ works
WHERE TO
FIND US
Milby High graduate taps creative side
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Blaffer Gallery, the art
museum of the University of
Houston, is accepting
submissions for the 2008
Houston Area Exhibition,
which will be on view May 9Aug. 2, 2008.
Artists over the age of 18 and
living within a 100-mile radius
of Houston are invited to
submit recent works that have
not been previously exhibited
in the area.
All media will be
considered.
Artists should send a
résumé and up to 20 slides in a
slide sheet or images on CDRom or DVD for consideration.
VHS tapes will not be accepted.
A phone number and e-mail
address also need to be
included. Images must be
labeled with the artist’s name,
title, year of work, media,
dimensions and orientation.
Deadline for submissions is
Nov. 15.
There is no entry fee.
Submissions should be
addressed to Claudia
Schmuckli, curator, Blaffer
Gallery, 120 Fine Arts Building,
Houston, TX 77204-4018.
Include a self-addressed,
stamped envelope for the
return of materials.
E-mail submissions are
accepted at
cschmuckli@uh.edu.
Visit www.blaffergallery.org
or call 713-743-9530.
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makes top 10 List
The September issue of
Hispanic Business magazine
ranks The University of Texas
Health Science Center at
Houston as having one of the
top 10 medical schools that
promote and encourage a
diverse community where
Hispanic students can thrive.
The University of Texas
Medical School at Houston was
ranked 7th rising from its No. 8
spot on last year’s top 10 list.
“We are very proud of this
accomplishment,” said
Judianne Kellaway, M.D.,
assistant dean for admissions at
the UT Medical School at
Houston.
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ETTY Morgan Bennett
loves the brightness of
primary colors, and she
also is a huge fan of the African
American culture.
So she’s combined these two
things to create a series of folk
art
featuring
elongated,
brightly-colored ethnic women
carrying urns, baskets or bowls.
“I’ve always been fascinated
with collecting African American things, and I just kind of incorporated it into my artwork,”
said Bennett, whose day job is in
telecommunication equipment
sales for Inter-Tel Technologies,
1140 W. Loop North .
She began painting while a
student at Milby High School.
“That really started off in
high school with some art
classes,” said Bennett, a 60year-old grandmother of 10 who
lives in League City.
“I painted a picture that
ended up traveling across the
country with artwork from
other students, and that kind of
sparked something in me.”
Bennett attended Sam Houston State University where she
earned a degree in home economics, following in the footsteps of her mother, who was an
interior designer.
While Bennett herself enjoyed a stint as an interior designer in the former family business, she continued to dabble in
painting.
Bennett mostly focuses on
watercolor still life now, but
there was a time when she enjoyed oil landscapes — one of
which she said is hanging at
Prosperity State Bank in Hempstead. Her current work can be
found at 2411 Strand in
Galveston.
“Customers like her use of
color and her subject matter,”
said Teresa Ouellette, store
owner. “Betty is a very bold art-
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ARTIST AT WORK: Milby graduate Betty Morgan Bennett works days at a Inter-Tel Technologies in Memorial,
but spends her off time at the easel.
ist, and she just absolutely loves
what she does.”
BETTY MORGAN BENNETT
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New management district aims to COMMUNITY
forge ‘real identity’ for Hobby area Ask Your Nurse celebrates five years
WHAT’S NEXT?
The Greater Hobby Area
Chamber of Commerce will
hold its next luncheon at
11:30 a.m. Nov. 7 at the
Hilton Houston Hobby
Airport, 8181 Airport Blvd.
■ To RSVP: Contact chamber
board member Sue DeHaven
at 713-970-6205
By DOUGLAS BRITT
If the newly created Hobby
Area Management District joins
forces with civic organizations
like the Rotary Club of GulfwayHobby Airport and the Greater
Hobby Area Chamber of Commerce, the area stands to gain
not only capital improvements,
but a sense of community, a district board member said at the
chamber’s Oct. 3 luncheon.
“This part of town has no
real identity,” said George M.
Yeiter, who holds Position No. 3
on the district’s board of directors.
“We have nobody, really,
that has the ability to speak to
City Hall, representing us as a
group. We don’t have a sense of
community here.”
Yeiter, a former president of
the Galleria Chamber of Commerce, said the Uptown Houston District’s success at working with the Galleria chamber
and Rotary Club to transform
the Uptown area could be a
To learn more about the
chamber, visit
www.hobbyarea
chamber.com.
model for Hobby counterparts
to follow.
“Look at what they’ve done,”
he said, pointing to a slide of an
immaculate
Galleria-area
streetscape.
“Don’t you go to the Galleria
and say, ‘Wow, this is a nice
place; I like it; I want to live
here; I want to work here; I
want to do business here?’”
The Hobby district wants to
beautify thoroughfares such as
Broadway and Telephone Road
to similar effect, he said.
Once the Hobby district
completes its petition process,
holds public hearings and is
able to begin assessing commercial properties, it is expected to
bring in $1 million that can be
used for public safety, business
Wednesday at Grace United
Methodist Church, 245 Heights
Boulevard in the Fellowship
Hall starting at 11:00am with
lunch at noon. For more
information, or to update
Lodge to host
dance Saturday
The Houston Heritage Chapter of the Cajun French Music
Association of Louisiana will
host a dance 7:30-11:30 p.m.
Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Lodge No. 2917, 607
East Whitney.
Music will be provided by
Jackie Caillier and the Cajun
Cousins. Admission is $7.
The Cajun French Music Association is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation, enhancement, promotion, and appreciation of Cajun
French music and culture.
Call 281-480-1130.
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Yeiter, noting that the Uptown
Houston District collects about
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Yeiter asked chamber members to approach commercial
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the district’s petition for services
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Twenty-five owners must sign
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YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD EVENTS
Hartman teacher receives $14,000 grant
DAVE ROSSMAN : F O R T H E C H R O N I C L E
READING IS FUN: Second graders from MacGregor Elementary School met Downtown Aquarium mascot
A grant program created by
basketball legend Michael Jordan will help take science out of
the textbook and place it in the
hands and minds of 6th-8th
grade students at Hartman
Middle School, 7111 Westover.
Jane Taylor, robotics teacher
at Hartman, is a 2007 recipient
of the Inspiration Grant from
the Jordan Fundamentals Grant
Program for $14,000.
Applying for this award is by
invitation only (for teachers
who have received $2,500 Jordan Innovation grants and successfully completely smaller
projects) and the average project is funded for $10,000.
Taylor’s submission was
among the best in the country
for this very competitive selection process.
The regional Jordan Fundamentals Selection Panel and the
Jordan Brand in partnership
with COMPASS Consulting
have agreed to award $14,000
for Hartman’s Authentic Science program.
Authentic Science is a sixweek unit that takes science out
of the textbook and places it in
the hands and minds of 6th-8th
grade students.
Three science teachers representing each grade level will
work to combine science with
the appeal of LEGO educational
robotics.
Hartman’s teachers will introduce and reinforce applied
physical science concepts such
as the physics of motion, engineering design, and programming.
Working together, students
will design and construct robots, among other things. The
project will end with a robotics
competition and engineering
fair where students will present
Today
Houston Zoo will host its
second annual event in
conjunction with the Houston
Originals. Tickets are $75$100. Visit the Web site at
www.houstonzoo.org.
Jingle Bell Market: 9:30 a.m.-2
p.m. today at 215 E. 10th St. All
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Sharky the shark at a Sept. 27 Reading Rally sponsored by the Executive Women International.
Gulfway Hobby Rotary Club
meeting: 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. at
MacGregor pupils treated
like ‘stars’ at Reading Rally
Hobby Hilton, 8181 Airport
Blvd. Lunch: $15. For
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its mission, e-mail the
organization at
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Event aims
to bring gift
and excitement
of reading
to all children
Group cycling class: 7 p.m. at
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By KIM HUGHES
Patricia Allen, principal of
MacGregor Elementary School,
4801 La Branch, said when she
and 21 of the school’s pupils entered the banquet room at Hilton of the Americas Hotel for
the 2007 Corporate Reading
Rally, it was walking into a
child’s dream.
The event, which took place
Sept. 27, is a philanthropic initiative of Executive Women International, an organization
with more than 3,500 members
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excitement for reading through
chapter and community volunteers.
More than 350 members attended the event at which nine
costumed mascots from several
companies — including Jack the
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from the Downtown Aquarium
and Octavius Octopus from
Landry’s Restaurant — lent a
hand to author/illustrator Kay
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to the children.
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erywhere and they took pictures
with them. It was a perfect
day.”
The Houston chapter of Executive Women International
hosted this year’s annual conference.
Member Dory Ward, an executive assistant at Price Waterhouse Coopers, 1201 Louisiana
St., said her company has
“adopted” MacGregor Elementary for the last 10 years.
The company provides classroom volunteers to deliver special programs, help plant vegetables in the school garden, revamp classrooms that need a
fresh coat of paint.
Ward joined the pupils at this
year’s Reading Rally.
“The principal was presented with a $4,500 check,
which I don’t think she was expecting,” Ward said. “The money is for the school to put towards literacy initiatives.”
Friday
Bayou Buddies: 10-11:30 a.m.
in the Bayou Barn at the Sims
Bayou Urban Nature Center,
3997 River Drive. The Houston
Audubon Society program is
aimed at youths ages 3-7 classes
and explores Texas wildlife
from A to Z. A different animal
is featured each week for 26
weeks. A $1 donation for each
child is requested. For more
‘Feast with the Beasts’: 7-10:30
p.m. , 1513 N. MacGregor. The
what they have learned.
The fair will take place in the
spring of 2008 after end-ofyear-testing.
“I believe it is critical that we
as educators engage middle
school urban youth, particularly
traditionally
underrepresented students, in science, technology, engineering,
and mathematics subjects,”
Taylor said.
“Students that find traditional science and mathematics
curricula uninteresting and disconnected from their experience should be engaged through
learning by doing.”
About the grant program
The Jordan Fundamentals
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Michael Jordan’s belief that
there are deserving teachers
who need additional resources
to help their students.
awareness, career development,
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women. Call 281-558-6959 or
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Jazz series: 8 p.m.. Da Camera
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performance by violinist
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$26.50-$45. Call 713-524-5050
or visit www.dacamera.com.
WHAM benefit concert: 7:30
p.m. , 10570 Westpark Drive.
First Methodist Houston
Westchase will host the second
annual WHAM benefit concert
featuring the Houston Civic
Symphony. For tickets, visit
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call 832-553-1671.
Caesar Salad Competition: 5-8
p.m. , 400 Dallas St. Houston’s
top chefs and restaurateurs will
compete for the title of Best
Salad Chef at the 23rd annual
event at Allen Center. Tickets,
which are available at the door,
are $35 and include food and
wine.
Weekend
Women’s summit: 9:30 a.m.4:30 p.m. Satuday, 815 Crosby
St. The Journey to Wholeness
Women’s Summit will be at the
Houston Housing Authority.
Conference topics will include
HIV and AIDS, preventive and
holistic health care, financial
Monday
Jazz Jam: 8 p.m.-midnight at
Smitty’s Café and Bar, 3333
Raleigh. The original Monday
Nite Texas Jazz Jam has
resumed at a new location,
featuring special guest artists
each week. The event is open to
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charge. For additional
Group cycling class: 10:15 a.m.
Monday.at South Main Baptist
Church, Family Life Center,
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Cost is $4 per class. Newcomers
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time. For additional
information, call 281-4878200.
Tuesday
Young women cancer support
group: Noon-1 p.m. at 4101
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facilitator is Gail Overland,
licensed clinical social worker.
For additional information, call
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SOUTH CAVALCADE SUPERFUND SITE
PUBLIC NOTICE
U.S. EPA Region 6
Completes Second Five-Year Review
of Site Remedy
September 2007
AVISO AL PÚBLICO SOBRE EL SITIO
SUPERFUND DE
SOUTH CAVALCADE STREET
La Región 6 de la U.S. EPA
Termina la Segunda Evaluación de
Cada Cinco Años del Remedio del Sitio
septiembre del 2007
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 (EPA) has
completed the Second Five-Year
Review of the remedy for the
South Cavalcade Street Superfund site. The site is located at the southeast
corner of the intersection of Cavalcade and
Maury Streets, two miles south of Loop 610
North, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
La Región 6 de la Agencia para la
Protección Ambiental de los Estados Unidos (EPA, por sus siglas
en inglés) ha terminado la segunda evaluación realizada cada cinco años del remedio para el Sitio de Superfund
de South Cavalcade Street. El sitio está ubicado
en la esquina de la intersección sureste de las
calles Cavalcade y Maury, dos millas al sur del
Loop 610 North en Houston (el Condado de
Harris), Texas.
The review evaluated the ability of the remedy
to protect public health and the environment.
The results of the second Five-Year Review
indicate the soil remedy and ongoing operation
and maintenance activities continue to be protective of human health and the environment.
Given the current land and water use there are
no ground water exposure pathways. Future
protectiveness of the ground water needs to be
evaluated further.
The results of the Second Five-Year Review are
available to the public at the following information repository.
Este estudio evaluó la capacidad del remedio
para proteger la salud público y el medio ambiente. Los resultados de la Segunda Evaluación
de Cada Cinco Años indican que el remedio del
suelo y las actividades de operación y mantenimiento continúan a proteger la salud y el medio
ambiente. Dado el uso actual de la tierra y agua,
no existen medios para exponer agua subterránea. Se necesita ampliar la evaluación de la protección de agua subterránea en el futuro.
Los resultados de la Segunda Evaluación de
Cada Cinco Años están disponibles al público
en el siguiente depositario de información:
Houston Central Library
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500 McKinney Street
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Biblioteca Central de Houston
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Information about the South Cavalcade Street
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FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK
MAKING THEIR PUSH
Raiders, Wildcats
battle for an edge
Austin
on verge
of playoff
berth
District titans
to face off
at Delmar Friday
■
By TIM TURNER
Wheatley has lost three of its
last four games, including a 3836 decision to Worthing. Sterling has one just once in five
games. The Raiders’ lone win
was over Worthing 20-12.
Mustangs hoping
to secure their second
consecutive trip
to the postseason
■
By JEFF JENKINS
T
HE Austin girls volleyball team got
a taste of the Class 4A playoffs a
year ago, and coach Tomlisha
Randle says the Mustangs liked it.
In fact, Austin would like nothing more
than to repeat their postseason run with a
top three finish in District 20-4A.
“The only thing that matters is getting to
the playoffs,” Randle said.
“That’s our goal. We have to
make it.”
A few weeks ago, the
prospects looked dim for the
Mustangs after back-to-back
league setbacks to Reagan
and Davis. With a 2-3 district
RANDLE
record at the time, Randle
knew Austin’s margin for error was slim.
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yard pass play to Robert Primes.
Banks is coming off a strong
game where he threw 2 TD
passes.
ABOUT THE GAME
■ Matchup: Wheatley (3-2, 1-1)
vs. Sterling (1-4, 1-1)
■ When: 7:30 p.m., Friday
■ Where: Delmar Stadium
■ What’s at stake: Wheatley
and Sterling are tied with Worthing and Kashmere for second
place in 19-4A, a game half
game behind Furr and Jones (10).
Here are this weekend’s
local high school football
games:
■ Wheatley players to watch:
Butler Stadium
QB Kendrew Daniels, RB
Johnson Rodrick, RB Tyrone
Cooper, WR John Boutte, WR
Clifford Baker
■ Sterling players to watch: QB
James Banks, RB Remond Silas,
Rakheen Jones
Sam Houston vs. Milby, 7 p.m.,
THIS WEEK’S
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Chavez vs. Bellaire, 7 p.m.,
Barnett Stadium
FRIDAY
Lutheran South vs. Second
Baptist, 7:30, Eagle Stadium,
Houston
Please see RANDLE, Page 8
AUSTIN FILE
■ Back for more: After guiding Austin to
the Class 4A playoffs in her first season,
coach Tomlisha Randle expects the
Mustangs to make it back to the
postseason again.
■ Coming up: Austin will face Reagan at
5:15 p.m. Friday at Barnett Sports
Complex in a match that could
determine the District 20-4A playoff
seeding.
KENZIE delaTORRE : F O R T H E C H R O N I C L E
VIEW TO A KILL: Austin’s Serena Narcisse and the Mustangs are hoping to secure their second
consecutive playoff berth this season.
TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
■ Wheatley: Holding a lead has
been a problem for the Wildcats. Against Worthing it led by
14 in the fourth quarter only to
give up the lead and the game by
allowing 26 unanswered points.
The Wildcats will need another
big game from Daniels, who ran
for a score and threw for another.
■ Sterling: The Raiders’ game
almost mirrored Wheatley’s. It
led going into the fourth quarter
and lost the lead and game
thanks to a couple of Quentin
Russell TD passes, the last a 67-
Westside vs. Madison, 7:30
p.m., Butler Stadium
Mount Carmel vs. Faith West
Academy, 7:30 p.m., Faith
West Field
Wheatley vs. Sterling, 7:30
p.m., Delmar Stadium
Kashmere vs. Worthing, 7:30
p.m., Barnett Stadium
SATURDAY
Furr vs. Jones, 6 p.m., Dyer
Stadium
Scarborough vs. Austin, 6 p.m.,
Delmar Stadium
Washington vs. Yates, 6 p.m.,
Barnett Stadium
Magenta
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ON TAX RATE
The Harris County Municipal Utility District #382 will hold a public hearing on a
proposed tax rate for the tax year 2007 on Wednesday, November 7, 2007, 4:30
p.m. at the offices of Allen, Boone, Humphries, & Robinson, L.L.P., 3200
Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600, Houston, TX 77027. Your individual taxes may
increase or decrease, depending on the change in the taxable value of your
property in relation to the change in taxable value of all other property and the
tax rate that is adopted.
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this year.
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$0.69000/$100
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$0.00000
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0.00%
Average appraised value
$137,532
$141,264
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$0
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$137,532
$141,264
Tax on average residence homestead
$948.97
$974.72
Annual increase/decrease in taxes if
proposed tax rate is adopted (+/-)
$25.75
and percentage of increase (+/-)
2.71%
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ROLLBACK ELECTION
If taxes on the average residence homestead increase by more than eight
percent, the qualified voters of the district by petition may require that an
election be held to determine whether to reduce the operation and maintenance
tax rate to the rollback tax rate under Section 49.236(d), Water Code.
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NEIGHBORHOOD HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Sterling spikers hope to play spoiler role in District 19-4A race
Madison wary
of Westside’s
scoring skills
■
HONOR ROLL
Austin
FOOTBALL
■ Athlete: Joseph Cole
By JASON HARGRAVES
The senior
running back ran 22 times for
92 yards and a touchdown in
the Mustangs’ 35-17 loss to
Waltrip.
■ Achievement:
The Sterling volleyball team
has been eliminated from the
District 19-4A playoff race, but
coach Rachel Mackey still views
her team as a possible spoiler.
Sterling, which met firstplace Kashmere earlier this
week, will take on Wheatley,
another postseason contender, at
6:30 p.m. Friday
at Barnett Sports
complex.
The
Raiders end the
regular season
against Worthing
MACKEY
at 4 p.m. Oct. 19
at Barnett.
“The kids still come to practice and are working hard,
which is a credit to them,” said
first-year Sterling head coach
Rachel Mackey. “We’re just trying to keep our spirits up and
finish strong.”
Sterling,
3-8
overall,
dropped a pair of league
matches last week to slip to 3-6
in District 19-4A. The Raiders
lost to Furr in five games 29-27,
25-27, 25-23, 19-25, 15-10, then
fell to Scarborough 26-24, 2523, 25-18.
“If we had won those two
matches, we’d still be in the
playoff picture,” Mackey said.
Sterling was without two
starters against Scarborough,
middle blocker Natisha Lavalais
and setter Whitney Price. Lavalais sprained her knee against
Furr and sat out as a precautionary measure.
“Not having those girls hurt
us,” Mackey said.
Lavalais, a 5-foot-8 senior
captain, has been Sterling’s offensive catalyst, averaging six
kills and three blocks per match
from her middle blocker position.
“Natisha is our best overall
player,” Mackey said. “She
leads us in kills and blocks.
She’s also our leader on the
Chavez
FOOTBALL
■ Athlete: Andre Kelly
■ Achievement: The
sophomore quarterback
completed 5 of 6 passes for
130 yards and four
touchdowns as the Lobos
beat Sam Houston 66-0.
Madison
FOOTBALL
■ Athlete: LeDarrayae
Groover
won, like against Furr and Scarborough. Maybe we’re not fighting hard enough. It’s hard to
say.”
Madison aims at Westside
Madison head football coach
Ray Seals isn’t sure there is a
way to stop Westside, but his
Marlins will give it their best
shot when the teams meet at
7:30 p.m. Friday at Butler Stadium.
“I’ve watched their last two
games, and I don’t think they’ve
had a drive longer than seven
plays,” Seals said. “They’re
pretty explosive. They sure can
score in a hurry.”
Westside (3-2, 2-0) is averaging more than 400 yards and
36.4 points per game, tops in
District 20-5A. The Wolves
dominated their first two District 20-5A opponents, beating
Milby and Westbury by respective scores of 35-6 and 49-33.
Seals said Westside simply
has too many weapons, includ-
ing quarterback
Mike Goodnight
(1,064
yards
passing,
10
touchdowns),
running
back
Frank Williams
(700
yards,
SEALS
seven TDs) and
receivers Mike Smith, Arvin
Jackson and Kevin Brooks.
Goodnight is the scariest of
the bunch. Just ask Westbury,
which saw him complete 16 of
21 passes for 221 yards and four
touchdowns. Goodnight also
ran for a score.
“Our best chance is to keep
those guys off the field as long
as possible,” Seals said. “We
need to control the clock offensively, and the defense has to
play well.”
But Seals is feeling slightly
more relaxed about the Marlins
(2-3, 1-1), who held off Bellaire
23-14 last week. Madison trailed
7-0 at half-time before outscoring the Cardinals 23-7 the first
■ Achievement: The senior
running back ran 21 times for
141 yards, two touchdowns
and a pair of two-point
conversions to power the
Marlins past Bellaire 23-14.
we absolutely had to have to
make the playoffs,” Seals said.
“Now we have to play Westside,
which might be the best team in
the district. It doesn’t get any
easier.”
District 20-4A showdown
The Yates-Washington rivalry is one of Houston ISD’s
most historic, making Saturday’s 6 p.m. showdown between
the Lions and Eagles at Barnett
Stadium a must-see game for
area football fans.
Yates (4-0, 2-0) ripped Reagan 60-0 last week, while
Washington (3-2, 2-0) edged
previously unbeaten Davis 1312.
Quarterback Darveon Trahan led the Lions last week,
throwing for 103 yards and a
touchdown and rushing twice
for 79 yards, including a 59-yard
score. Six different players ran
for touchdowns and the defense
scored twice on fumble recoveries.
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Sterling
VOLLEYBALL
■ Athlete: Natisha Lavalais
The senior
middle blocker had five kills
and four blocks in the
Raiders’ five-game loss to
Furr.
of the way.
“I don’t think we took Bellaire lightly, but we just didn’t
play well the first half,” Seals
said. “Fortunately, we regrouped at halftime and went
back to the basics and focused
on the little things we weren’t
doing well.”
LeDarrayae Groover, Madison’s all-district running back,
rushed 21 times for 141 yards.
Groover broke loose on a 49yard touchdown run in the third
quarter and added a four-yard
score late in the game. He also
ran for a pair of two-point conversions.
“LeDarrayae played like he
should have been all year,”
Seals said. “He did an outstanding job.”
Madison’s defense also held
the Cardinals to only 143 yards.
Rover Jeffrey Shelley, up from
the junior varsity, made his first
start, coming up with several
big tackles.
“The Bellaire game was one
October 1, 2007
■ Achievement:
court.”
Lavalais is one of only two returning starters for the Raiders.
The other is Mayra Mendoza, a
5-5 senior. Mendoza starts at
libero.
After coaching the junior
varsity the last three years,
Mackey says her first season as
head coach has been filled with
close calls.
“We’re a little disappointed
because we thought we had a
shot at the playoffs,” Mackey
said. “We lost a lot of close
matches that we could have
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) Region 6 has begun a Third FiveYear Review of the remedy for the Geneva
Industries Superfund site in Houston, Harris
County, Texas. The review will evaluate the
ability of the remedy to correct contamination problems and protect public health and
the environment. The site is located at 9334
Canniff Street in Houston, Texas, immediately adjacent to the city limit of South
Houston. The Site is within one-mile of Interstate Highway 45 and within two miles of
Hobby Airport. Once completed, the results
of the Third Five-Year Review will be made
available to the public at the following information repository.
M.D. Anderson Library
University of Houston
Main Campus
4800 Calhoun Road
(713) 743-9772
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is also available on the Internet at:
http://www.epa.gov/earth1r6/6sf/pdffiles/
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$6500.00 Clear Lake
(281) 461-4338
Web #22352209
’97 Honda Accord Ex 4dr
125K, good running cond.
$2550 cash 832-494-5914
Web #22348885
’96 HONDA ACCORD EX.
Exc. Cond. 4d, 102k mi,
auto, $3900. 713.298.8586
Web #22321873
‘97 Honda Civic 4d $3,750,
122k, AC CD/FM/AM, new
clutch713-906-6981
‘00
Honda
Civic
Si,
$8200,neg-240-529-6213,
great cond, supercharged
Web #22330985
HYUNDAI
‘05 Ford F150, TX Edition
work truck 50,000 miles,
$16250 713-773-4271
’05 Ford F150 XLT Tx. - Ok.
S/C, loaded, clean, 2 tone
56k, $18,900 713-598-6694
Web #22350797
’05 Ford F150, Texas Eddition, 47K mi, loaded,
very clean, 1 owner, individual, $17,900. Call
832-693-1556
228 RVS
228 RVS
323 EGGS
460 GENERAL
460 GENERAL
460 GENERAL
640 CRAFTS-SKILLS
CLASSIC CARS
MOTOR HOMES
MOTOR HOMES
POULTRY, CHICKS
CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTORS
TRADES
281.829.1560
16465 Katy Freeway
‘71 GMC 3/4 Ton 4WD,
Auto, AC, PS, PB. $8,000
OBO. (979) 482-2075
116 RACING
HOT ROD
’73 Chevy Corvette conv,
body green/tan int, no
motor $6500. 713-675-2982
WOW! Rare Find! ’84 Mercedes 380SE, 1 owner, like
new. NADA. Collectors Retail $13500. obo/trade.
(832) 885-4846
Web #22349195
126 AUTOS
PARTS, ACCESSORIES
Diesel Engines: Ford 7.3,
Chevy 6.5, Cummins 5.9,
remanfctr w/warr, $2950
will delv. 713.918-5811
206 AIRPLANES
SERVICES/HANGARS
Private Pilot Groundschool $225 La Porte PLZ
call Karen 281.867.5464
Web #22326729
208 BOATS
YACHTS/PLEASURE
’89 Carver Santigo
27’ Cabin Cruiser
needs engine work
$6500 281-339-6000
Web #22346079
93 SeaRay 270, 30ft,
7.5L Merc I / O, Full
Cabin, Clean, good cond.,
$17,000 281-471-6240
Web #22351763
214 BOATS
FISHING
75 Boston Whaler Revenge, 18’, 150hp & trailer,
priced to sell at $3500.
281-339-5365
1998 Dargel 21 Fisherman
’91 Ford F150 ext. cab
Tunnel -150 Evinrude w/JP
154K, great shape cold
Always
flushed
and
a/c $4500 281-660-5005
’02 Ford F150 Super Crew, stored inside since new.
$7995
713-823-1983
64K mi, extra clean,
$12,900. 281-541-5265
Web #22345429
’99 Ford F350 diesel
84 MAKO 20C/’90 200 hp
crew cab, good ac
Evnrd.TopShape,newTrlr
$9200 832.798.3838
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’86 Chevy Dually Good
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tanks. $3500 281.489.4625 EQUIPMENT
Web #22348831
’07 Yamaha VX110 DeFORD
luxe, w/ warr. $5500.
’06 $4200. 281-333-2816
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Web #22320993
FORD
02 Ford Explorer XLTBlack
w/ tan lthr,V6, pwr, great
cond., $9,000
(281)910-0113
Web #22350129
’97 Ford Explorer/Eddie
Bauer, sunrf, 5 liter V8,
$4500. Call 281-893-3944
224 MOTORCYCLES
MINIBIKES
Dirt Bikes new. 50cc 4
stroke, 4 spd or auto,
electric start or kick start
with or w/o training
wheels. $299 281-489-9010
Web #22337635
2004 DYNA WIDEGLIDE
8,800 MILES $14.900 SEVERAL EXTRAS CALL JOE AT
832 483-5570
03 HD Fat Boy, Silver &
Black, 6K miles, lots of extras, $13,900, 281-334-5372
’02 HD SPORTSTER.
Like New. 2800 Mls.
Blk. Extras!! $6,000
Nego.
(713)805-3161.
Web #22350681
’04 Hyundai Elantra good
GMC
cond, ac, auto, 76K miles,
’03 GMC Yukon XL Loaded
$6500. 832-607-0433
1ownr. 58k mil. Ex Cond! ’00 HD Sportster 883. S&S
Web #22341177
$17,750 (713) 539-9111
carb, extra chrm 6400 mi.
LEXUS
Web #22334467
$5200 OBO. 281.723.2442
Web #22352667
‘05 Lexus ES330 Blk/Tan
ISUZU
Lthr Radar SR CD Prem
05 HD Ultra Glide, Red &
Pack 26k, 100K Warranty ’02 Isuzu Trooper 97K, Silver, many extras, 9.5K
clean ac auto transmis- miles,$18,300.
$26,995 (713) 252-4800
281-334-5372
1998 Lexus LS400 69K sion $6000 409-466-5052
$14,900 non-Smoker, Runs Web #22333941
’05 Honda Goldwing, 30th
great! 832-283-5787
Anniv. 9500 mi, many extras like new $17,500.
’97 Lexus LS400, 88K
713-944-4701
sunrf, exc. loaded,cd
00
Isuzu
Trooper
LS
$12,700 713.785.0034
’02 Suzuki GSXR 1000 CusLoaded, new tires &
Web #22323429
tom paint, low mileage
factory reconditioned
$7300 obo 713-875-4141
motor $8800 281-733-4461 Web #22351047
LINCOLN
Web #22350981
832-549-5414 ‘00 Lincoln
2006 Triumph 1050 Speed
LS $5700, 04 neon $5500,
Triple, 5k miles, new tires,
JEEP
99 granprixGT $3000
Ohlins & Racetech sus‘05 JEEP Gr Chero- pension, Zard exhaust,
’06 Lincoln Town Car ’06
kee
Laredo,
GRN,
$7500, 979-388-0852
Lincoln TC, SIG
V6, SNRF, LN,17K
Limited, mint, 20k mi.
mi.,$17,500.(281)
480-8452
’05 V Star 650 custom,
ownr $22,995 713.436.6325
Web #22351593
all the extras, 6500 mi,
Web #22333577
’07 Jeep liberty Sport 4x4. $4750 832-877-0827
MAZDA
15k all pwr, alloy whls like Web #22333705
new. $16500. 281-235-8188.
’94 Mazda 626, V6, 5 spd,
AC, leather, exc cond, ’04 Jeep Wrangler Columbia edition, very clean, lift
$2400 obo 832-744-4767
kit, new tires, 6cyl. 41,500
‘06 Mazda 6 V-6 4dr miles, $16,000 (832) 526- ’85 Yamaha V-max, runs
spoiler loaded auto. lthr 7191
great, very dependable,
Bose 36.5k mi w/blk wty
$2000, 281-636-6123
’95 Jeep Wrangler Rio
$16,300 281.282.9549
Grande, 5spd, 4 cyl., 4whl ’98 YZ 125 Yahmaha Dirt
’94 Mazda Protege , auto, dr, Tan w/ black hard top, Bike, $1200 neg w/maina/c, cd, like new, $1650 102k mi., ac, all svr
tenance records. Serious
713.574.0812
inquiries! 713-991-4942
records, very clean,
Web #22345747
$5,500 obo. Call John @
226 ATV’S
713.594.7266
MERCEDES
OFF-ROAD
Web #22347493
’02 Mercedes CL500 Must
ATV’s ’07 250cc Util $1080
KIA
Sell! Pay off the loan
Kids 110cc $350. Low hrs
$28,000 Mint! or ’01 C320
under wrnty. 281.489.9010
’05 Kia Sorento LX
$12K 713.298.5039
auto, CD, alarm, 28k mi
Web #22325097
$14,500, 281-421-3434
228 RVS
NISSAN
LINCOLN
‘99 Lincoln Navigator,
9000.00 obo, (713) 2067228, lthr,139k miles, grey
’02 Nissan Maxima, fully
loaded, SE edition, 76K mi.
SUZUKI
$8500 (832) 556-9308
‘88 Suzuki Samuri Not
Web #22357189
Running Well. Great for
PORSCHE
Deer Lease. $1500.00
(281) 639-7121
‘93 Porsche 911 Carbriolet
mint condition - very nice
TOYOTA
(281) 467-6788 $20,500
’97 Toyota 4Runner 170K
SAAB
miles, $5999. 281-235-7476
832-283-5355
’00 Saab 9-3 5spd, turbo Web #22335979
blk, s/r, cd 45k mi like new
86
4Runner,4x4
$5700 obo 281.374.7319
4cyl,5sp,Green
Line-X
ext.New cyl head, t-chain.
SCION
ready to hunt. $3750.00
‘07 Scion tC auto, spoiler 281-585-8120
8k mi,C D, Sun roof
$12700(281) 948-3052
110 VANS/BUSES
MOTOR HOMES
’2002 Four Winds
Hurricane 37’ 18K mi.,
1 super slide, mintcond $38K 281-221-9353
04’ Southwind, 32’ garaged. No color fading. No
pets, nonsmoker. Workhorse 8.1L. Ext. warr. 5-50.
31K mi. 2 slides, sat.
dome, 2 AC’s, $67K.
281-450-1099.
Web #22341349
230 RVS
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’99 Sprinter by Keystone
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$5900. Call 832-885-5927
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275 GUNS
320 DOGS
Dachshund AKC mini
pups, Smooth, longhair
$150+ 281.851.0626
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will accept firearm ads Web #22338287
from licensed dealers
from the State of Texas.
Assault
or
military
assault-type
weapons
English Bulldog Puppies,
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Superior Champ Bldline,
Able Al’s concealed hand M&F Avail, Credit Cards
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inclusive $95. 281.337.0262 www.LoBoPuppies.com,
214-994-3442
German Shepherd AKC
280 HUNTING
Germ. line, blk, blk/tan
FISHING
F $400, 281-489-9595
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goose lease. 18,000 ac, Web #22341529
Devers, Winnie, 281-576- German Short Hair Pointers AKC, 1 female, 4
2282, 281-535-1930.
males, 11 weeks old,
great starter pups for
next hunting season or
new best friend. $350.
979-245-7640
BOOK NOW FOR Fall
Flounder Run. Speckled
Great Dane pups AKC
Trout, Bull Reds. Tarpon. Harlequin/merle $650-800
Galveston Bay.
409-599-9306
409-682-1957
Web #22344477
Deep sea fishing. Private Jack Russell pups, 6wks,
charter 1-6 pass Freeport, short hair, 2F, (1) 6 mos
800.460.1312, 979.233.8513 male. $250 281-535-0663
Dove, Teal, Duck, Goose, Web #22346753
Quail & Hog. 832-226-6337
Jack Russell Terrier
danburyrodgun.com
puppies. UKC reg.2
males.S/W,vet
Exotics & Whitetail. Lodging & Trophies, best rates. checked. $300.
979-323-0530 713-501-6159 832-865-2120.
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Matagorda. Guided duck Lab Pups AKC, Blk, Field
Champion.
Bloodlines,
& goose. 713-208-0514
Kinney Co. hunting lease, POS S/W/D. Health Guar.
$300
713.703.9948
deer season only, lodging, feeders, etc. $17K. lab pups 1 ylw F/ 2 blk 1st
shts/wormed champ bld.
409-763-3300 ext 12
Mule, Deer, Van Horn, $1K 7/24/07 281-678-2446
gun, 7 days, Pigs, Quail,
Mtn Lion Ric. 432-283-2299
Trophy Axis Deer Hunts
Edwards County. Call 512- Labradoodle pups $650
6M 3F CUTE! Born on Sept
917-9624 254-206-0829
Year round hunting lease, 15th. Parents AKC Reg.
250 ac. La Grange area. (713) 444-3450
Labs,Ylw&blk, sire
$5K. 409-763-3300 ext 12
MH, s/w/d, 6wks, lg
block hds 713-201305 BIRDS
0595 713-644-7440
Web #22329137
Beautiful colors, camelot
Macaw, 1yr old, large bird
cage, talks a little, don’t
have time to care for.
$1600.
(832) 790-7007 Maltese AKC hlth guar
$500-$900+ 281-471-5122
Web #22343219
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Web #22356015
312 CATS
Maltese Male pups AKC
s/w POS, home raised
Himalayan Siamese Seal $500 832-262-2316
point beautiful kittens. Web #22350983
$150 (281) 851-6646
Min Pin AKC, small pups,
Persian babies, whites,
$300-400, rescue adults
blue eyes, all colors
$100-200 281.528.0784
$300-$600 713-553-5954
Web #22335601
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Peekapoo pups, M/F, 1st
Ragdoll kittens $300 up shots & wormed, $300$400. Indiv 713-374-5922
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Pekingese AKC M/F $450
ead.com 281-300-0753
Fawn/Silver S/W Masks
Cuties! 281-350-4914
320 DOGS
Web #22327993
Pit Bull Blue Pups ADBA,
AKC Doberman pups, 2 Blue Females $500,
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pit bull pups 6wk adba
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big
AKC Miniature Schnauzer reg.great
pups, 3 males, 2 females, heads 832-704-3026
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$450, 409-682-7113,
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Pom adorable m/f, shots,
Akita AKC pups ready 6M/ wormed, health guar,
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Web #22340247
Poodles AKC tiny toys 8
wks, champ line, pedigree
Akita puppies 3 male
1 female 7 weeks old avail, 2M cream, wormed
& 1st shots given, home
$275.00 832-896-2808
raised, $750 ea. & 1 CKC
Basset Hound pups reg,
apricot male avail 6 mos
s/w, beautiful & very
unique $250 281-914-6774 old $500. 832-213-9274
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Poodles darling toy, 9wks,
Bichon Adorable AKC
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health guarantee,
M champagne, CKC, $650$350-$500 281-217-8397
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Bichon AKC babies, shot,
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black reduced Hitchcock.
489-3663
$400up. (409) 986-6340
Web #22337909
Poodles Std, rare
parti colors, absolutely beautiful paper trained. 6wks, s/w
Blue Heelers, AKC, s/w, $850-$1200. 713-202-5477
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Pug AAKC Babies.
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Border Collie pups ABC
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reg’d 1st shots $175/ea
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Pugs AKC ADORABLE
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mrkgs. $350. 281.376.0018
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Boxer Pups, AKC reg. dewormed/2shots, 14wks,
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$350. 713.253.5325
quality, black & S/P $400Web #22348851
up. 281-421-1140
Boxer pups! ONLY 2 LEFT!! Web #22357349
Male/fawn and Male/
White w/brindle eye. Very Schnauzers adorable
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both obo. (832) 289-0223
Web #22341437
AKC, $800 832-515-6558
114 ANTIQUE
’65 Corvette Roadster,
327/300 HP, 4 spd, pwr
steering &windows knock
off whls, vintage air. Nasua blue w/ white top.
Exc. cond, beautiful.
$55,000 281-489-8736
Web #22331235
Between Barker Cypress & Hwy 6
BULL TERRIER Puppies
’03 Artic Fox 5th whl, 30’
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’05 Carriage Compass 5th
TOYOTA
Whl used once, 2 slides,
extras, 4.0KV Onan gen,
’99
Chevy
Astro
Conv
Van,
’93 Toyota Camry 4dr auto
$32,700. Sale due to illAC. 202k mi. 1 owner Runs Luxurious, TV, 95K mi.,
ness. Call (281) 424-6659.
$4500,
409-770-0005
excllnt $2275 832.329.5397
Web #22350839
’87 Citation 26ft slps-6
AC Stove Fridge Micro
TV. $3600 832-250-1264
’00 Toyota Camry LE 105k
93
Ford
Club
Wagon
E150
mi, white, alarm, 1 owner
’98 Dutchman 19ft. Deer
Like New! Only 10,300 lease special. AC, fridge,
$7400 713.774.9124
miles. Auto, rincon, Uni- stove. $2500 409.789.3043
Web #22355679
lite wheelchair lift with
’05 Toyota Corolla auto,
600lb capacity. Door Op- ’75 Executive Motorhome
89K, warr. alloy wheels, erators
with
remote. Vintage 29 ft, Shower,
new tires, 1 owner, $8700 6inch center cut dropped freezer/fridge/icemaker,
individual 281-541-0871
floor for wheel chair head stove, microwave, slps 8,
’05 Toyota Prius $21,000 height. 54 inch clearance. 1 owner, 55K. All orig.
OBO 281-386-9906 EXCLT Garage kept. New Tires & $7995 cash. 832-494-5914.
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713.248.8502 Steven
whl 2 slides, 1 owner, very
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clean $22500 713-419-0084
’99 Toyota Solara 76K mi, ‘93
Volkswagen
Euro 03’ Prowler 5th whl Free
$7500 281-235-7476
VanMV Weekender, $5850 dom Edition. 26ft, slp 6,
832-283-5355
Go Camping! Sleeps 4Pop ac, lg slide + more. Like
Web #22335977
Top,
189K
milesRuns new, storage kept clean.
good(281) 286-6882
$13,300. (713) 757-2831
VOLKSWAGEN
Web #22323941
’00 Volkswagen Golf GLS
4d, 98K miles, loaded,
snrf, $5900. 713-298-8586
Web #22357035
The best ad advice, the
right price. Chronicle
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VOLVO
‘02 Acura TL T/SW/N Auto
58K ColdAir VeryClean
Good Cond $7,250 obo
(713) 449-4136
’92 VOLVO 240. Auto. AC
130k mi. No dents. Maintn
AUDI
record $1950 713.574.0812
‘01 Audi TT Road- ’94 Volvo 850 5cyl. auto,
ster 225 Quattro 6 cold ac, lthr, 149K, Sony
Spd,
67,000
mi CD, all orig, snrf, drives
$16,500, Silver
perf, $4295 281-818-1973
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warranty, $28,950.00
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’01 Chevy Silverado Ext
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’95 Chevrolet Corvette
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’97 Dodge Ram 2500
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FORD
713-224-6868
Chihuahua adorable babies, tiniest to reg. $300
and up. 281-620-5371
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different colors, $400$500. 832-216-5112
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Chihuahuas tiny pockets
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s/w $200-250 281.837.1669
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Cocker pups AKC Choc.
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cash 713-501-6814
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Dachshunds, AKC. S/
W.DOB 8/1, $300+ 832-2594383, 281-484-0071.
English Bulldog Puppies
1Male/2 Females $1500
ea. 832-576-7904
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dachschund,
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332 FISH
75 Gal. Saltwater Reef
Tank, well established,
beautiful tank. $750 obo.
832-816-6771
Web #22351313
335 HAY/FEED
GRAIN
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$25 each. Alvin, Texas
Call 409-935-8539
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338 HORSES
affordable prices. 713MULES
377-2838WWW.DREAMSCOMETRUEPOOLS.COM
Classy looking. 7yr old
mare. Reg’d Thoroughbred. 16hands. Rides,
553 POWER TOOLS
loads, no bad habits.
Would make excellent
dressage, hunter/jumper,
very athletic for anything.
$1700. 832-671-7136
Clemco 6 sack sandblasting unit,w / hoses and
hood, $2150.00,
281-728-6628
Mares-Gelding-Stud-$400
to $800 281-635-0589 or
555 MATERIAL
281-639-3390
HANDLING EQUIPMENT
Web #22354697
Mini Horses- pet quality
gentle temperament.
shots 9/07 $750-$1000
prices neg. Will accept
Cat DP50 diesel
MC/Visa. 281-328-1806
forklift,1998, three stage
Taken deposits for X-mas mast,10,000 lbs.cap., side
Web #22352059
shift, $15,000.00,
281-728-6628
466 LAWN
& GARDEN
Specializing in
Acreage Clearing
& Mowing
Display
Ad Name:
& 1C22295963
City
Code
col x 1.5I
Position
request:
Violations.
Start date: mo Sep 17
2007
Lite
hauling
Pick up number:
miracle_landscaping@
22217099
yahoo.com
713-826-9669
557 MISCELLANEOUS
Sammy Hagar ticketssec- 102-row -f (6th row
center) Paid $475 for (2)
tickets make an offer--979-665-2577
558 MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Roland keybd Amp KC500
Excellent cond $350. 16"
Djembe, LP Bongos & othr
percus avail. 832.622.4754
Web #22353821
560 OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
Canon Digital copier, sort,
staple 2 side, feeder, $12K
SERVICES
new $2500 713-319-4353
Contractor Landscaping, Web #22334037
power washing, interior &
564 PIANOS
exterior painting. &
ORGANS
roofing. Will meet most
competitors prices.
713.256.3400
482 PROFESSIONAL
484 ROOFING
Organ, full size Baldwin.
Excellent cond. Beautifull
sound. 713-645-9874
573 RESTAURANT
All Season Roofing Repair
anyone Leaks $195.00
25 years Exp., Sen. Disc.
Free Est. (713) 935-6637
500 NO HEADER
BAR EQUIPMENT
BAKERY EQUIPMENT:
Hobart 60qt. & 20qt.
mixers,
convection
oven, dough sheeter,
showcase, racks.
832-473-5878
Web #22351765
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE.
westheimer and wilcrest
area.
working,
fully
equipped,
accredited. Meat case & meat cutter.
832-545-7415
Call Tony, 281-424-3700
cell 281-382-5267
504 ANTIQUES
& COLLECTIBLES
Herschede American
grandfather clock, Dark
mahogany finish. Model
246, dated 1923. Perfect
condition and beautiful.
$3,750.00.
Tom 281-684-0252
Web #22344851
516 BUILDING
580 SPORTING
GOODS
New 7’ Pool Table, 1"
Slate, Cloth, Access Pkg,
Standard Delivery & Installation. $1,089. 281-931-8100
581 STORE
FIXTURES
MATERIALS
Hardwood Brazilian 8"
Flooring. 2184 sf, all or
part $1.80/sq ft.
Call 713-334-9821.
517 BUILDINGS
8’x20’ 7 Door walk in
cooler w/refrigeration
& 2 dr remote freezer
$1400, 281-331-7749
600 HELP WANTED
TO BE MOVED
Lg 3-2, 1600 sq/ft, $35k &
2-1 $25k & 1-1 $12k 713319-6074 delivery includ.
522 CARPETING
RUGS
Riding mower, Yardman
Must Sell, like new. $750
obo. 713.920.2576
Web #22341457
529 COMPUTERS
Cash 4 software & high
end server parts for
cisco & hp/compaq
Call 866-694-0095 x2
531 ELECTRONICS
Garmin GPS Streetpilot
2620, portable car navigation $295.00 /281-920-4353
533 FARM
EQUIPMENT
’93 Case, IH, 695 62HP, deisel, front end loader, new
paint, $12,500
Call 409-457-7929
Web #22340227
1987 Ford 4610 Series I
I w Ford 7209Loader
1030Hrs,new tires, 2 remotes,rollbar & canopy
Exc.Cond.12,950.00Call
Darren 281-744-6908.
Kobuta L2550, DSL, 4 wd
Schnauzers Toys & Mini front loader, shuttle shift,
Parti’s & Choc. Sh/w $750- $9300, 713-252-7985
Web #22346849
$850 neg. 832-228-4332
Web #22342249
Shetland Sheep Dogs
AKC, boys & girls S/W -S/
M Homegrown with love ’02 Kubota BX 2200 22hp,
vet checked & healthy. many attachments, new
$350-$400 cash Older trlr, $10,500 281-420-1958
Kubota 43 hp, 4WD, 200
dogs avail. 281.328.1806
hrs. all attachments +
Web #22350841
Shih Tzu AKC $400, trlr. $21,500. 713-806-0336.
DOB
7/23/07.
3
males, 1 female.
Raised in home. Located
in Clear Lake. Pics on Misc. Farm & Ranch equip
chron.com
web
id# 5 roll dump trlr hay rakes,
22339745# 832-689-9098
wagons 713.304.3647
Web #22350769
541 FURNITURE
Shih Tzu. Registered.
Baby face females. 9 wks.
$500 up. 979-319-6608
Tibetan Terriers, AKC A Thomasville matchpups, wonderful pets, ing Frml dining tble, 8
chairs, china, solid ma$300-$1000. 281-489-4793
hog. Reg. $6500; $1499.
Web #22334633
Basset Matching Bdrm,
Yorki ACA/AKC
8 pc. Reg. $4500; $1299.
babies $400-$950
832-867-4400
281-489-3663
www.fancypups.com
Web #22353383
547 INDUSTRIAL
Yorkie AKC Female pups, EQUIPMENT
12 weeks, S/W, $800 cash
979-798-7940
Yorkie Poos, 2 Male TC, 4
F, 6 M. Std. size. $200-$500.
281.426.5753 see yorkie Grove RT635C rough
terrian
crane,
35
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annual inspection,
281-728-6628
Get some fast cash on
items you no longer need.
Yorkies AKC 2F Pups Have a garage sale! Your
Dob:8/14. tiny, 1st shots unwanted stuff could be
POS $1000 979.297.6736
another’s treasure. And
Yorkies Biewer F1, 2F/1M, buyers will find you faster
born 7/7/07, $500-$1500. if you place a garage sale
ad with Chronicle Classireg. Call 832-472-1160
fieds 713-224-6868.
Web #22337907
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612 PROFESSIONAL
612 PROFESSIONAL
The Marcel Group is an integrated development,
construction and property management firm with highly
trained individuals working as a team to provide
comprehensive commercial real estate services.
ACCOUNTANT
Accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank
reconciliations, journal entries, inventory, job costing,
general ledger reconciliations, month end close, and
preparing and analyzing financial statements. Real Estate
and Construction background necessary. CPA Preferred.
Salary $45K to $55K DOE
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date:
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LEASING
AGENTS
Leasing Agents with Commercial/Retail/Office experience.
Bring your rolodex and enjoy the generous commission
package. Office, cell phone and expenses reimbursed.
Commission Only.
SUPERINTENDENTS
Commercial/Retail/Residential ground-up construction
experience is a MUST. Must be able to communicate
through written and verbal reports. Scheduling, ability to
manage subcontractors and meet budgets. Positions
available in Houston, Austin, Temple Salary $48K to $60
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The Marcel Group is a dynamic and rapidly growing
company that would like to invite highly qualified
individuals to join the team. All Marcel employees are
offered company paid Health and Dental insurance, vacation
and holiday pay.
Please send resume WITH SALARY REQUIREMENTS to
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PHONES CALLS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
632 OFFICE
CLERICAL
STAFF ATTORNEY
CHAPTER 13 STANDING
TRUSTEE
SALARY RANGE:
$78,000.00 TO
$96,700.00 plus benefits
The Office of the
Chapter 13 Trustee is
seeking an experienced staff attorney
for F/T position.
The staff attorney will
assist with Court
appearances; expose,
investigate & pursue
bankruptcy fraud, illegal activities, unethical
practices and system
abuse; resolve or litigate complex legal issues; analyze problem
files;
handle
complaints against members of the bar; preside
at the first meeting of
creditors; conduct legal research with an
emphasis on drafting
legal documents, including briefs, memoranda, opinion letters,
objections to confirmation, and agreed orders
and other settlement
documents.
Applicant must be
licensed to practice
law in the State of
Texas, be admitted and
qualified to practice in
the Southern District of
Texas, be an active
member of the bar in
good standing and
have at least eight (8)
years each of bankruptcy and litigation
experience.
NO TELEPHONE CALLS
PLEASE.
Candidates must
submit a resume or
curriculum vitae a
written sample and a
copy of their bar card
by 5:00 p.m. on
November 2, 2007 to:
Denise Bostic,
Operations Manager
The Office of the
Chapter 13 Standing
Trustee
9660 Hillcroft Suite 430
The Office of the
Chapter 13 Standing
Trustee is an equal
opportunity/reasonable accommodation
employer.
614 MANAGEMENT
POSITIONS
Private Mini Storage
Resident Managers
Couples
K Competitive pay
K Low cost health &
dental insurance
K 2 weeks paid
vacation after 1 year
K Housing and utilities
provided
6 day work week
Must be willing to
relocate to Houston
Contact Mike at
(713) 706-4539 or
mbridgeman@
private-mini.com
www.private-mini.com
618 INFORMATION
SYSTEMS
Dickinson ISD has two positions: Network Manager
& DR Manager -Strong
working knowledge & experience in the following:
Cisco:
PIX,
Switches,
Routers, Wireless & VOIP;
Operating
Systems:
Novel, Linux, Microsoft;
Others: Fluke, Anti-Virus
Pkgs, WAN/LAN Layer 3 &
VLAN’s-Backup LAN, WAN
& Offsite Services w/APC
& Infrastructure knowledge. Apply www.
dickinsonisd.org or email
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620 FINANCIAL
A+ COMMERCIAL
COLLECTORS
Exp A+. Top Pay & Bonus.
Excl. Hours! Call today.
Patrick Hogue at:
713-414-2100 ext. 2317.
Rig Welders, Fabricators,
Helpers, Concrete Hands.
Local work, 40hrs. Cowboystuff, 281.421.7564
Shop Porter & new/used
car inventory Porter w/
exp. Good pay and benefits. Call Lars Persson at:
Clear Lake Volkswagen
(281)848-5601
or fax 281-848-5690
Welder, F/T, w/bnfts.
Exp’d w/ weld carbon
steel, SS & Aluminum.
Bayshore Industrial 1300
McCabe Rd. La Porte Tx
77571 281-867-3000
642 BEAUTY
BARBER
STYLIST NEEDED!
Too many customers!!!
Cypresswood and 249.
Call (713)320-9177.
648 RESTAURANTS
CLUBS
Customer Svc Rep, full
time for busy trans/distribution co. Order entry,
inv control. Fax resume &
salary req. 832-201-8690.
Employment
opportunities for
Assistant Manager
Trainees at multiple
KFC restaurant locations
in the Houston area.
640 CRAFTS-SKILLS Applicants must have
TRADES
management experience.
Competitive salary and
benefit package. Mail
resume to
Fields’ Fast Foods
AC & Heat service Tech 1012 Lawrence St
Exp nec. serving FM 1960 Rosenberg, TX 77471
& NW area, 281.376.4028
greenwood9066@att.net
AUTO TECHS
656 HEALTHCARE
$3,000
Sign-On-Bonus
Join Houston’s fastest
growing Volkswagen
dealership! Experience
working with Volkswagens pref’d. Excellent pay & benefits w/
advancement opportunities.
Clear Lake Volkswagen
A MEDICAL CLINIC NEEDS
a new employes such as
M.D. P.A. and Ultrasound
Tech, please send your
info to: hou-neulife@
yahoo.com
or fax 713-654-7428
Phone 832-573-8642
Call Lars Persson at:
(281)848-5601
or fax 281-848-5690
Crane Operators
w/exp. for CDL hyd/friction cranes. 713-641-3330
Electricans, Journeyman & Apprentices.
Apprentices must have
3 + yrs exp. Comm’l
work, state lic req’d.
713-451-8001
Exp’d Medical Biller for
Psychiatry office at Mem
SE Prof Bldg. Medisoft exp
req. Fax res 281-481-4649
LVN - Night 6p-6a
$3000 Sign on Bonus
RN admissions Nurse
2p-10p
CNA’s and Med Aides
All shifts. Sign on Bonus
Paramount RHC
3434 Watters Rd
Pasadena TX 77504
Foremen (Plumbing & Ph: 713.941.9155
Sheetmetal HVAC)
Fax 713.941.9161 EOE
Needed for commercial E-mail: ap-pas@phcc.us
construction at TDIndustries. Great pay and benefits! Call 713-996-2761,
fax 713-939-1291 or e-mail
Med. Assist. Back office.
TDHoustonJobs
Bilingual. Exp. req’d Busy
@TDIndustries.com
East Ho. Fax 713.453.7322
Forklift Yard Help FT
6 mos exp dependable
SW Hou great benefits
12317 Almeda Hou TX
Fax 713 980-7850
Heavy Duty Truck
Mechanic
Good pay, benefits, OT
Apply in Person
302 Bennington 77022
or fax resume
713-691-6151
MACHINIST. CNC Lathe/
Mill Op. Days/Nites, Exp
only. Lots of OT, A/C shop,
area rates & bene. 281872-6393, fx 281-872-1154.
Machinist
Manual Mill &
Lathe Operators
Full Benefits.
SE Houston area.
2 to 3 yrs exp or
tech training w/setup
ability. Fax resume
713-641-3753 or email
johncnm@att.net
Medical Assistant for
Clear Lake clinic. No exp.
req’d. Fax 281-990-9520.
RN Clinical Manager,
Outpatient Surgery Center, M-F Pasadena, TX. Experience pref’d. Fax to
713-802-2015 or email
22356005@chronjob.com
664 GENERAL
Entry Level
COLLECTORS
NEEDED
Industry leading co. is
looking for professional
candidates to train for an
exciting career opportunity in COLLECTIONS.
NO EXP. REQUIRED!
We offer:
KPaid training KBenefits
K401K KExcellent BONUS
potential.
Start a new career today!
CALL: 713-414-2100
Forklift/General Labor
$8.50/hr and up. La Porte
area. Call 713-473-6752
NOW HIRING!!!
DERRICK BARGE
COMPANY SEEKING:
Estimators
Project Managers
Barge Superintendents
Barge Foremen
Big Rig Operators
Tower Operators
Competitive Salary,
401K, (Medical, Dental
& other Health benefits) available!
Send Resumes to:
P.O.Box 2952
Houma, La. 70361
628 SALES
Hiring Experiences Salesperson for busy furniture
store. call to apply
713.532.5555
INSIDE SALES PERSON for
heavy equipment parts,
full
time,
experience
helpful. Fax resume to
713-641-1338.
RESULTS you can count
on from Houston’s classified leader.
713-224-6868.
9 am to 1 pm
9420 Knight Rd
Houston TX 77225
CBS/COASTAL Bearing
Services, a subsidiary of
RBC Bearings Incorporated is a custom manufacturer of large ball and
roller bearings.
NOW HIRING:
KPRECISION GRINDERS
Experience w/Campbells,
Springfields, centerless &
Blanchards preferred.
1st & 2nd Shift
KMACHINISTS
Experience with VTL’s,
horizontal drills, radial
drills, etc. preferred
1st and 2nd Shift
KWELDERS - HELI-ARC OR
SIMILAR
Candidates must provide
their own transporation;
prior exp. is a definite
plus.
1st shift - 7am-3:30pm
2nd shift - 3:30pm-12am
If unable to attend our
open house please e-mail
your resume to: crodriguez@rbcbearings.com
Fax: 713-799-1299
or call: 713-799-8323
Only candidates w/the
above qualifications will
be considered. EOE
Pipe Company located in
East Houston looking for
a qualified Shipping &
Receiving Clerk.
Requirements include
2 yrs exp. in Shipping/
Receiving in an industrial
environment, MS Word,
Excel, 10-key w/accuracy
and customer service,
bilingual is a plus.
To apply, please email
resume to ppowell@
wombleco.com
or fax it to 713-635-2442.
Professional Movers
Class B & C Drivers. $8-10
Per hour. Good attitude &
Customer service a must.
Katy Movers 281-391-3536
Stubbs Cycles seeks
Experienced Service
Writers & Experienced
Shipping/Receiving Clerk.
Benefit package available. Apply in person, to
Tommy Brewer
4436 Telephone Rd.
Call 713-644-7535
Stubbs Harley-Davidson,
taking applications for
PARTS COUNTER SALES,
experience preferred,
benefit package available. Apply in person,
4400 Telephone Road,
Houston, Tx 713-933-3423
ask for Joel
SELLING SUCCESS
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Semi-pro tryouts: A semi-pro
“I think those two losses
woke us up, especially the Davis
match,” Randle said.
Austin crushed its next two
opponents, beating Sharpstown
25-10, 25-18, 25-12 and Washington 25-11, 25-12, 25-8. The
Mustangs also won a match at
last month’s Houston ISD Invitational.
Last week, Austin even took
a game off Austin before losing
in four, 25-17, 25-14, 21-25, 2515. That Left the Mustangs at
20-7 overall and 4-4 in District
20-4A.
“We’ve had a lot of success so
far,” Randle said, noting that
Austin finished second at the
Sam Houston Tournament and
posted wins over Pasadena and
Aldine.
Austin has one of the
league’s top players in senior
Jessica Hernandez, a 5-foot-8
outside hitter. Hernandez is averaging close to eight kills per
match to lead the Mustangs.
“Jessica has been our go-to
player,” Randle said. “She usually leads us in kills most
nights.”
Angelica Delgado, a 5-8 junior, is the other outside hitter,
while Melissa Chatman, a 5-11
senior, and Cassie Guerrero, a 57 junior, start at middle blocker.
“Melissa is an exciting
player,” Randle said. “She’s had
some big-time blocks for us.”
Mia Lopez, a 5-7 junior, and
Annette Gaona, a 5-9 senior,
have gotten plenty of playing
time at outside hitter and right
football team is holding tryouts
for the spring season Saturday.
Call 832-527-8908.
Heavenly Hoopz basketball is
holding tryouts for boys and
girls of all ages from 6:30-8:30
p.m. Oct. 19 and Oct. 26.
Contact
heavenlyhoopz@aol.com or
281-844-1956.
Fall ball registration: The South
Central Little League in the
Third Ward/Sunnyside area is
seeking girls and boys ages 5-14
for its fall ball season. Call 832723-9882.
Angels girls hoops: The
Heavenly Hoopz tryouts:
Street Olympics golf: A golf
Houston Angels is starting up a
girls 12U basketball team (born
1995). Call 832-577-9689 or email pamlap95@yahoo.com.
tournament benefiting Harris
County Precinct 1’s Street
Olympics will be played Oct. 18
beginning at 11 a.m. at Wildcat
Golf Club. Call 713-898-9700
or e-mail vbequette@aol.com.
Send listings at least two weeks
in advance to Regional Editor
Martin Hajovsky at:
P.O. Box 4260
E-mail:
Martin.Hajovsky@chron.com
Phone: 713-362-3596
Seasons change.
Smiles are timeless.
KENZIE delaTORRE : F O R T H E C H R O N I C L E
COMING TOGETHER: Austin’s Kimberly Escobedo and the Mustangs
face always-tough Reagan Friday at Barnett Sports Complex.
side hitter, respectively.
A difference-maker for the
Mustangs is Cynthia Miramontes, a 5-7 junior. Miramontes is
Austin’s defensive whiz, providing reliable support at the
libero position.
“Cynthia can neutralize
teams with her defense,”
Randle said.
“She’s had some amazing
digs.”
Zadai Castillo, a 5-4 senior,
has the tough challenge of playing setter and has done a commendable job so far.
“When Zadai is on top of her
game, we’re like clock work,”
Randle said.
Adding depth are 5-5 senior
Serena Narcisse, the back-up
setter, and 5-8 junior Kimberley
Escobedo, a right side hitter/
middle blocker.
Randle said it will be virtually impossible for Austin to
catch District 20-4A frontrunner Waltrip, but the Rams
could take one of the next two
playoff spots if they play well
during their final four league
matches.
“We’ve got the talent,”
Randle said. “We proved it last
year. Hopefully, we can do it all
over again.”
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corporation and recognized by Fortune Magazine as one of the
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50 ac wooded deer, turkey, pond $9500/ac Weimar/owner 979-263-5759
Rosharon/FM1462
6+
Acres,2 homes, barns,
horse stalls, pens, trees,
610E/Homestead 3/2 6913 pond, must see on Brazos
no
flooding
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$300,000(713) 689-8091
finance w/good credit.
$70K. 281-704-8119
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life, fishing, new fence,
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information, visit www.lubys.com.
Valero Energy is an Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Employer that values
the ideas, perspectives, and contributions
of our diverse workforce.
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EOE
808 APARTMENTS
844 HOMES
844 HOMES
862 OFFICE SPACE
NORTH
664 GENERAL
665 TRANSPORTATION
/WAREHOUSING
Stubbs Cycles taking
applications for:
Motorclothes Sales
4400 Telephone Rd.
Tues -Fri. Hou, 77087
Call 713-644-7535
Ask for Tammy
665 TRANSPORTATION
/WAREHOUSING
A Container Hauling
Co. now hiring Owner
Operators.
Min
23
years of age & 2 yrs
exp. with 6 month exp.
all
in
containers.
Weekly pay. Cargo/liability insurance pd.
Direct dep., & optional
health ins. Call Tony
281.474.4187.
Driver needed Exp in
loading & hauling heavy
equipment. Class A CDL
req. (409)945-3346
Drivers Wanted, Hourly
Pay, Full Benefits, We pay
overtime, All Local,
Hazmat End. Tie Down
Exp. Call 713-672-5434.
Web #22356415
Hot Shot Drivers pd wkly
fuel allowance trucks &
vans only. 832-435-3910
K Driver Local Heavy
Haul - Must have a CDL
A with X End. Min 5 yrs
verifiable exp. Winch
exp preferred. Pay
DOE.
K Fueler Servicer
must have CDL B with
X end. Min 2 yrs verifi
able Tank exp. Mobile
fuel truck exp preferred. Pay DOE.
Call 713-734-6499 or
fax 713-734-6722. EOE
Drivers w/CDL rolloff
exp in waste/collection
industry. Benefits.
Call Nation Waste
713-649-7776 or apply @
12006 Proctor St. 77038
RohMax Additives,
a leading global
producer of highperformance oil additives for a diverse
range of applications,
seeks a
Logistics Clerk
for Deer Park facility. Req: HS diploma,
warehouse/ logistics &
SAP exp. Customer
Service, planning & ISO
exp. A plus.
We offer a competitive
compensation and
benefits package.
Please send resume to
RohMax-HR@
degussa.com
NO PHONE CALLS
PLEASE.
We are an equal
opportunity employer.
804 APARTMENTS
INNER LOOP
Hydro-Excavation DriverOperator. Must have exp
in vacuum/high pressure
excavation or ind. cleaning. Labor intensive,
some travel. Class B CDL,
drug test, DOT Physical,
lift 50-100 lbs. $13-17/hr,
DOE. Much OT, 401K, Med.
Insur. 281-841-3228.
Beltway 8/ Westheimer.
1bd Efficiency. Covered
parking pool. $550/mo.
Buddy 281-650-9468
THE ONE NAME you can
depend on in classified
advertising
Call
Chronicle Classifieds 713224-6868.
LOOK! Near Almeda
Mall 1351 sqft 3/2.5/1
$120,000. (713) 947-3977
Web #22282385
Shadow Creek Ranch
100% FINANCING
3-2-2, Corner Lot, 2yrs
New Hardwood/Tile,
Appliances, Must See,
Approx. monthly
payment $1500
Call Kim 713.444.2133
Web #22334437
1008 HOMES
NORTH/NE/NW
Qualified applicants should apply
online at www.valero.com
7 8 9 10 11 12
EAST/SOUTHEAST
Edgebrook, 3bdr Hm,
1bdr hm, $110,000 opt
713-941-0888/713-4476242
Web #22282791
DIRECTOR OF METALLURGY
Yellow
502 Kingwood Drive
Kingwood, TX 77339 • 281.359.3070
/TECHNICAL
Valero ranks No. 1 on FORTUNE magazine's list of
the "Best BIG Companies to work for" in America.
Cyan
Kingwood Commons Shopping Center
616 ENGINEERING
YOUR CAREER!
c
5315-D FM 1960 West
Houston, TX 77069 • 281.866.7993
Studio Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Engineer
m
Champions Village
Appointments Highly Recommended. Walk-ins are welcome but may be
limited based on availability. No subject fee or additional charges. Only one
$9.95 Portrait Package Special of your favorite pose per family or group during
each promotional period please. Offer not valid for business purposes, individual
adult subjects or unaccompanied minors. Offer subject to change at any time.
308 Hughes St.
Houston, TX 77023
713-923-4888
FAX: 713-923-5459
Humble Triplex. 2bd apt.
Ceramic tile & carpet.
$620/mo 281-353-2626.
820 CONDOS/TWNHOMES
INNER LOOP
Downtown-BrandNew
TownHome-1800SqFt/2/
2.5/2-$1400 (832) 289-2414
Web #22302065
Galleria 2125 Augusta Dr.
2/1 1cp, tile, w/d, $875
+dep. 281-380-9916
Web #22322545
Med Center Kirby Dr.
3/2.5/2 BIG TH, gated,
pool $1750 832-439-1665
Web #22319745
822 CONDOS/TWNHOMES
EAST/SOUTHEAST
Clear Lk-direct on water
2-2 w/d, fp, cov prk, exc
cond, grt view, bills pd.
$1300 mo (713) 303-7111
Web #22321113
844 HOMES
Atascocita Forest. 3-2-2,
$1285. 1950sf. 1yr old,
great area. 281-658-5711
Web #22325441
Atascocita North 3/2/2
$825/mo aprox. 1200 sqft,
281.320.0440/ 713.613.3362
Web #22294077
Atascocita 3-26-2, 2100
sf, 2 stry, all updated.
Walking dist. to schools.
$910 mo. 713-292-6489.
Web #22341115
Atascocita Spacious 3/2
$1150. I-10/Beltway 3/2
$930 w/d 281-960-3060
Web #22355069
Bungalow 3/1.5 288/Riverside/near TSU. $1250 a
month. 832.725.3214
Web #22330375
Champion Forest 4-26-2,
all new everything, avail
now $1600 281.797.6582
Web #22342339
CY-Fair/Spring, 3/2/2,
clean , ready to move in,
$1050/mo
Call 713-204-0321
Web #22303449
Champions $3500.00 Per
Mo. 713-922-6064, luxury
Home for Lease. Pool/Hotub/H.wood/Travertine,
marble, granite. Must
See! Gorgeous...
Web #22332279
Cooperfield 3/2/2
Good Credit. $1300
a month (832) 758-8752
Cypress. 4/26/2. Brand
new home in Stablewood
Farms. Never occupied,
2375 sf. All appliances
included, Cy-Fair ISD.
No pets! $1600/mo.
281-636-2243
Downtown 1-1 laminate
700sf water pd w/d
$700mo+dep 281-704-7681
Web #22341505
Hobby - Garden Villas 3/2/2, 1/2 acre,
$995 - (713) 256-4889
Web #22320241
Home for lease, newly
renovated, gorgeous
neighborhood, great
schools, $1300 + up,
(713) 816-9112
Web #22337465
Pearland lease/lease purchase, beautiful 2 st-ory,
3200sf, 4/5 bedroom, ceramic, hdwd, & plush carpet, previous model $2150
832-563-4157owner/agent
Web #22316221
U of H - TSU area, 2br-1b,
1 living, 1 dining, den,
$700 + dep 713-748-4659
1960/Veterans, 4/2/2 formals, living, game, rennovated, $1300 281-881-6236
Web #22356003
Woodlands 2-1.5-2 TH crpt
fp tile fncd avail now $800
(281) 367-7368
846 ROOMS
Private Bath on water all
util pd. $550 mo Seabrook
area home. 832-257-0587.
SHARE UPSCALE HOME IN
W. HOUSTON $450.00 +
1/3 BILLS (832) 434-0912
S MacGregor/288. Refurb.
no stove, MW/fridg, cable
$330+$85dep 832.474.6573
852 BAY/GULF
RENTALS
Hwy 288/610 . House
leased through Housing.
5 bdrm, brick. Investor
Income $1014 mo.
Sell $84K. 832-725-0742
Inner Loop Eastwood
$700 (713) 492-2362 2bd
1bth new Int
N. Side 10929 Normeadow
Ln. 77076 3-2-1 $750
mo+dep. 713-526-8197
Web #22342305
Pearland 288-518. Beautiful 2 sty 4/2.5/2 $1750 mo.
713-436-3104 281-546-6751
Web #22324327
Quaint & Quiet 2/1 large
fenced yard. Dickinson
$700 Mo.
(281) 337-0470 Frank
Pearland/Manvel/Rodeo
Palms BRAND NEW 2 sty
4/2-/2. 2499sf 15 min to
Med Ctr & airport. $1800
mo, FIRST mo discount
only $1000 + deposit.
832-338-3259 713-545-7102
Web #22348595
All New office and
Executive suites
Call 713-454-0020
Web #22301459
FSBO/Fountainhead Klein
ISD. Beautiful custom
built home, 4/2.5/2,apprx.
2600 sq ft. pool, great
back yard, recently up
dated/paint, carpet, ap
pliances and more. Must
See!! $0 down, $0 closing
$1249/mo 713-562-1678
$2000 Move in. Appr.
$775mo Totally Remodeled! Granite&Tile 7507
Quite Forest, 77040. 3/2.5/
2 Call 281.413.7067
Spring,NO CREDIT CHECK
$5k move in,, 3-2-2. New
CALL NOW 281-303-3182
Spring, 4/2/2, 2508 sf, like
new, lrg fam. rm, $139K or
lease option 832-309-9789
Web #22336573
Northwest Office Space 1010 HOMES
for Lease, 5830 N. Gess- WEST/SOUTHWEST
ner,1700sqft, Gated $1800
+ dep (281) 427-9577
Hiram Clarke, 1050sf,
Web #22321841
3-1.5-1, Hdwds, Must see
$77k. Call 713.413.2329
Worship space
NO BANK QUALIFYING
Hobby Area
3,605sf, $5k TTL, New.
Call 713-454-0020
ONLY $49sf! 281-303-3182
Web #22301461
Pearland Owner Finance
Beautiful 4/3-/2 3200sf, 2
866 RETAIL SPACE story, was a model, $239k
832-563-4157owner/agent
Web #22316223
Retail space for lease
1800sf in lucrative energy 1026 CONDOS
corridor 14769 Memorial TOWNHOMES
Contact Rocky Mafrige
713-973-1111
Midtown TH/Very unique
Bank Appraisal $400k
905 MFG/MODULAR 3/3.5/2; Gmrm Loft; 2700sf
Yard; gated; dwntn view
HOME SALES
Must sell/job transfer.
99 Guerdon 16x80 vinal, (713) 854-8472
comp. zone2, $10,000
cash. Hurry! Wont last!
1048 BAY/GULF
713.201.4848 Steve
PROPERTY
3/2 16X80 Sunshine on ;
acre, 4 car garage. 4mi E Bay House in Sargent, TX
of 288 on 1462 $77K cash- deep water canal, pier,
lease option. 832.427.6540 sleeps 15+. 979.798.2345
Web #22354429
920 MFG/MODULAR CLEAR LAKE WATER
FRONT 1.6077 acres,
HOMES RENT
$400,000. (281) 339-9902
New Caney, 3/2, restored,
on - acre, $600/mo + Galveston Gulf Water
$475 dep. 832-656-0889
lot. Next to $2M Home.
$459,000. 832-677-7551
By the water 2/1 combination living, kitchen,
boat ramp & fishing pier
$1050mo. plus utilities & 1006 HOMES
deposit 409.740.9221
EAST/SOUTHEAST
Seabrook, Bay Front 3/2/2
$399K; 4 lots/$599K owner
Bacliff 3/1/2CP & storage finance. 281-474-0588
RENTALS
80% remodel, large corner lot $89,000 obo, owner
Ski Telluride-Aspen Ridge may finance with $10000 Waterfront, Waterfront
3br-3ba, jacuzzi, garage, down. 4435 12th St. w/dock ranch on 1 acre
w/3/2-/2, price to sell!
ski in/out, on the mead- 281.339.1238 713.419.1328
$249,900
ows slope. Save 20%.
Web #22346791
8710
Robinson Rd
12/29/07 - 1/05/08,
Hitchcock, Tx 77563
1/19/08 - 1/26/08,
Bay Colony Pointe
Call
281-703-7151
.
1/26/08 - 2/2/08,
2882 Sun River Lane
Web #22346793
2/16/08- 2/23/08,
4-2-2, formal dining,
2/23/08 - 3/01/08,
built 2003, incl extras.
3/22/08 - 3/29/08.
$144,900. 409-457-4389.
1052 FARM & RANCH
281-351-8679 713-466-7668 Web #22294483
PROPERTY
WHENEVER
YOU
ARE
READY to place your clas- Dwntwn, $170k, Lg two- 74 Acres, Shiner ranch w/
sified ad, get the best pro- story 4bd, 1.5 bth.713-926- remodeled home, barn,
stock pens,oak trees,
fessional assistance. Call 2442.
$440K,(713) 829-1447 shinChronicle Classifieds 713- 519 Forest St.
ertxranch.com
224-6868.
Web #22336569
858 VACATION
30,000
sq.
ft.
working covered
arena. 14 stall
barn,
two
stocked
ponds, hot-walker. One
hour to SW Houston.
16.5
acres.
Ranch
house w/3 bdroms, 2
bath, great room w/WB
fireplace. Lots of beautiful oak trees. A horse
lover’s dream!
979 849 1238
Web #22321497
1054 HILL COUNTRY
PROPERTY
20 acres fenced/ paved
road. Flat frontage and
2200’ views. 5 mins off IH10. Kimble Co taxes.
$100,000 firm.
(830)990-8302
1056 ACREAGE
1.5 ACRE REPO, huge
trees, high and dry, Magnolia Area, Assume Balance, no mobiles, owner
finance, call today! 866488-4156
170 Acres. Angleton, 5 Ac.
parking lot 1K’ Rd. front
$5500/AC. 979.549.5162
Web #22334639
7 Acres $59,500 Cul de sac
wooded, owner/finance,
owner /agt. 281-639-5290
10 acres Magnolia area
with
beautiful
creek
frontage and 200 year old
oak trees. A steal at
$146,900. A horse lovers
dream! 866-212-0467
CROSBY 18 ACRES.
$9500/ac, terms, cleared,
713.899.0524/ 281.328.7410
For Sale By OwnerHobby9.678 acres 4904 Fuqa
$310,000.00(281) 831-1698
Hilltop Heaven!
1-5 Acre homesites. Thick
Trees, great views, ponds.
College Station area. Financing available. Call
now 866-221-5803
HORSE LOVERS DREAM
3.397 acres, huge oaks,
creek on back. Next
door to equestrian center with covered riding
arena and day stable
barn. Miles of riding
trails. $102,900. With financing. Call today at
800-422-1176
Karnes & Bee Cty, 164 acs,
brush abundant wild life,
elect & water $1795/ac
Bob 361-343-5314
MADISONVILLE 114 acres,
GREAT hunting, 1 hour
North of Houston. Great
place for your dream
home or a quiet weekend
retreat, fenced, utilities in
place. Large scattered
oaks, open pastures,
some wooded acreage, 2
ponds, small creek.
936-348-0124
Web #22340865
Pearland 14ac Crk frntge,
old hdwds, 12300 Roy Rd.
$365K. 832-859-9687
Web #22333155
REPO- ASSUME BALANCE
1.1 acre, huge trees, lake
access, this wont last,call
today 888-825-7880
Rosharon, 1.16ac. homesite, Oyster creek, finance
avail, restricted. $30K
832.367.8860/281.369.2101
1056 ACREAGE
1134 FRANCHISES
Winnie,
20acs.
small Digital Print Fran w/accts
pond, 1000 ft road front- & Staff, Support, No exp,
Low Invest 800.645.3006
age. $150K, 409.960.2150
Web #22331155
1058 LOTS
HOMESITES
610/288
Inside
loop
$19,000 per lot. 11 lots.
MLS # 2844260 All Utility(832) 282-0402
1060 HUNTING
PROPERTY
Deer Hunting Timberland in Saratoga Tx. 175
Ac. @ $775. 300 Ac @
$850. 690 Ac. @ $1250.
409-781-6578 / 781-7168
Web #22350851
Karnes & Bee Cty, 164 acs,
brush abundant wild life,
elect & water $1795/ac
Bob 361-343-5314
1068 COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY
4,125 sq ft comm’l bldg
w/1 acre lot, fenced,
irrigation, warehouse
area, located on Spring
Cypress between
Champions Forest Dr
& Stuebner Airline.
Location! Location!
Location! 281.370.4711
Web #22346967
1100 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
NOTICE TO READERS
Want to own your
own business? When
it comes to earnings
or locations, there are
no guarantees! Call
the Federal Trade
Commission at (877)
FTC-HELP for free information. Or visit
their web site at
www.ftc.gov/bizop.
Texas Law requires that
sellers of certain business opportunities to register with the Texas Secretary of State before
selling. Call 512-475-1769
to verify lawful registration before you buy.
1102 BUS. OPPTY.
FOR SALE
Busy Restaurant next to
the county courthouse
and Angleton city hall. 30
miles south of Houston.
Short work hours. Open
6am to 2pm. Call (713)
391-4382.
La Paletera Franchise.
Fruit & Ice Cream Store.
Mr. Hudson 713-621-6200.
Pool Route, Katy. Net
$270K+ year. Will train
& guar accounts. $228K
full price. Agent. 877766-5757 www.
poolroutesales.com
Pool Route, Richmond.
Net $62K+ year. Will
train & guar accounts.
$49K full price. Agent.
877-766-5757 www.
poolroutesales.com
Pool Route, Sugarland.
Net $90K+ year. Will
train & guar accounts.
$74K full price. Agent.
877-766-5757 www.
poolroutesales.com
2100 square foot Restaurant for sale/lease on
FM 1488. Call 281-961-9364
1104 BUS. OPPTY.
MISCELLANEOUS
A COKE/M&M Route-Earn
BIG $$$. Great locations.
$0 Down Financing avail
800-367-2106 x 1283 (24/7)
1245 LEGAL
NOTICES
’98 Chrysler Concorde Vin
2C3HD46J6WH145888, ’94
Infiniti Vin JNKAY21DXRM
120905, ’91 Ford F150 Vin#
1FTHF25H4NLA63684, ’02
Chevrolet Vin# 1GNDS13
S622363917, ’06 Scooter
Vin# LHJLC13F46B000459
& ’06 Suzuki Vin# KL5J
D56Z46K302177 have been
impounded at 5829 S.
Wayside, 713-644-6700.
NOTICE OF ADOPTION
PROCEEDING
THE STATE OF UTAH: To
Octavio Arreola and Unknown Father.
A Petition for Adoption,
Civil Number 062400312,
has been filed in the
Fourth Judicial District
Court of Utah County,
Utah in connection with
the adoption of a female
child ("Adoptee") who
was born in the State of
Texas on the 1st day of
November 2002 to Christy
L. McBride.
A copy of the Petition
for Adoption is on file
with the court, which is
located at 125 North 100
West, Provo, Utah 84601.
You may obtain a copy of
the Petition for Adoption
from the clerk of the
court. If you intend to intervene in or contest the
adoption, you are summoned and required to
file a written Motion for
Relief with the court, as
provided in U.C.A. 78-304.13. Your Motion for Relief must be filed with the
clerk of the court within
30 days after the date of
the last publication of
this Notice of Adoption
Proceeding.
If you fail to file a Motion for Relief within 30
days after the last day
this Notice of Adoption
Proceeding is published
you:
a. waive any right to
further notice in connection with the adoption;
b. forfeit all rights in relation to the Adoptee; and
c. are barred from
thereafter bringing or
maintaining any action to
assert any interest in the
Adoptee.
KIRTON & McCONKIE
David M. McConkie
60 East South Temple,
No. 1800
Salt Lake City,
Utah, 84111-1004
Vehicles Towed To: Zone
One Auto Storage, VSF
#0513184, 2104 Lyons Ave,
77020. Call 713-228-2221.
’06 Cimc Trl Chgs: $883.09
VIN
LJRC4626861023897
towed from 50 Claudia
STK #79978. ’07 Ford 2DR
Chgs: $264.86 VIN 1ZVFT
82H175241613 towed from
3616
Richmond
STK
#80040. ’07 Chrys 4DR
Chgs: $248.63 VIN 1C3LC46
K47N540585 towed from
300 Texas STK #80064. ’91
Mazda LL Chgs: $248.63
VIN 4F2CU44X5MUM11635
towed from 900 Eastex
STK #80077. ’07 Ford 2Dr
Chgs: $248.63 VIN 1ZVHT
82H755123247 towed from
2200 S Shepherd STK
#80081. Homemade Trl
Chgs: $715.43 No VIN
towed from 500 Oates Rd
STK #80117. ’94 Toyota
4Dr Chgs: $264.86 VIN
2T1AE09B4RC070291
towed from 2800 S Eastex
STK #80138. ’96 Utility Trl
Chgs: $603.31 VIN 1UYVS
2539TP026849 towed from
6900 N Loop E STK #80145.
’97 Nissan 4Dr Chgs:
$248.63 VIN 1N4AB41D2VC
792574 towed from 1100
Jackson STK #80157.
713-224-6868

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