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This Week’s Games - September 5 - 7
Cinco Ranch vs. Cy-Ridge
Away / Rhodes
Sat 9/7
7 p.m.
Katy vs. Alief Taylor
Away / Crump
Fri 9/6
7 p.m.
Mayde Creek vs. Cy-Lakes
Away / Berry Ctr Fri 9/6
7 p.m.
Morton Ranch vs. Ft. Bend Austin
Away / Mercer
Thurs 9/5
7 p.m.
Seven Lakes vs. Clear Brook
Home / Rhodes
Thurs 9/5
7 p.m.
James E. Taylor vs. Klein
Home / Rhodes
Fri 9/6
7 p.m.
Faith West vs. Clear Lake Christian
Home / Kerr
Fri 9/6
7 p.m.
Pope John XXIII vs. Brenham
Away / Cub Stadium Fri 9/6
7:30 p.m.
That Roaring Band from Tiger Land
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Listings to:
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September 10
Breast Friends
CHRISTUS St. Catherine Hospital
6-7:30 p.m.
Meetings are open to all
breast cancer patients
or survivors. For more
information, please call
713-563-9600, ext.
6-4371.
September 11
Rolling Thunder
Memorial Wall
Levine Park, Sealy
8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sponsored by Woodmen
of the World, Sealy
Chapter 105
September 14
Katy Food Truck
Revolution
Multiplicity
1306 Avenue A
11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Enjoy an awesome
lunch experience from a
variety of food trucks in
Multiplicity’s beautiful
garden area.
September 14 & 15
Heart of Katy Craft
Show
Katy High School
Sat 10-5 Sun 12-5
Katy Bengal Brigade and
Cheerleaders present
this semi-annual event.
For information call
832-464-5476 or email
heartofkatycraftshow@
gmail.com.
September 21
Katy Market Days
Old Town Katy
2nd St. and Ave. B.
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Fresh produce, arts,
crafts and antiques.
Vendor spaces are
available for $20.
Call 281-391-1933 for
information.
September 28
Shred Days
Tradition Bank Pin Oak
9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
$5 donation for each
banker’s box. Proceeds
will benefit the Down
Syndrome Association
and Zach’s Pack.
The KHS Tiger Band pounced all over Katy for
their annual band fundraiser the “Roar Tour”. They
performed at the Firethorne Welcome Center before
heading over to West Memorial Elementary. After
that, they hopped in the buses and made their way to
Brookshire Brothers and finished up in the blessed
air conditioning at Katy Mills Mall Food Court.
These talented kids played their hearts out for the
community. Over $5,500 was collected from folks
along the route and for those who paid to have the
entire band stop and play a mini-concert in front of
their home. During one such stop, there was a small
grass fire, which the multi-talented band and directors
were able to put out with bottled water they carried
with them. The Tiger Band will use the donations to
buy new equipment as well as pay for clinics and a
multitude of other band needs. Support them. Thanks
to all the
b a n d To see The KHS Tiger
m o m s Band photo gallery, visit
and dads our website or scan
w h o the QR code with your
h e l p e d Smart Phone.
out.
Trader Joe’s to Open In Katy in 2014
Trader Joe’s, a unique,
neighborhood grocery store with
foods and beverages ranging
from the everyday to the exotic,
has signed a lease to open in
LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch in
2014.
The store will be
approximately 12,500 square
feet and is scheduled to offer
beer and wine.
Trader
Joe’s
introduces
approximately a dozen new
items every week, heightening Trader’s Joe’s is slated to open in LaCenterra
the store’s adventurous appeal. at Cinco Ranch in 2014.
of a discerning tasting panel. Thousands of
Buyers travel around the world
searching out unique products at great items are tasted each year to find products
values. In order for an item to be sold in a that both appeal to the culinary adventurer
Trader Joe’s store, it must pass the scrutiny and microwave aficionado.
Alzheimer’s Association Walk To End
Alzheimer’s® Engages And Inspires Katy
Participants Raise Critically Needed Funds for Alzheimer’s Care,
Support and Research
The Alzheimer’s Association is inviting
Katy area residents to unite in a movement to
reclaim the future for millions by participating
in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End
Alzheimer’s. LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch,
23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. Katy, TX 77494
will be the site of the Walk on Saturday,
September 14 at 7:30 a.m.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s is more than a
walk. It is an experience for thousands of
participants in Katy who will learn about
Alzheimer's disease and how to get involved
with this critical cause, from advocacy
opportunities, the latest in Alzheimer’s
research and clinical trial enrollment to support
programs and services. Each walker will also
join in a meaningful ceremony to honor those
affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Alzheimer’s disease is a growing epidemic
and is now the nation’s sixth-leading cause of
death. As baby boomers age, the number of
individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease
will rapidly escalate, increasing well beyond
today’s more than 5 million Americans living
with Alzheimer’s. In addition to the 5K,
participants will enjoy family-friendly
entertainment and special tributes to those
who have experienced or are experiencing
Alzheimer’s. Start or join a team today at alz.
org/walk.
“There has never been a greater need for the
citizens of Katy to join in the fight against
Alzheimer’s disease by participating in Walk
to End Alzheimer’s,” said Richard Elbein,
CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association, Houston
& Southeast Texas Chapter. “Funds raised will
provide care and support services to the
increasing number of residents in Texas living
with Alzheimer’s, while also contributing to
advancing critically-needed research.”
Katy City Council Updates
August 26, 2013
• City Council approved a special use permit for an Institution
of Religious Nature (Grace Angelican Community) in a “C-2”
General Business District. The property is located in 1500
square feet of retail space located at 1420 Katy-Flewellen
Road, Part of Carriage Inn Replat and extension. This was
approved with a 5 – 0 vote of council members.
• Acceptance of Public Improvements in West Ten Business
Park: a) 12 inch waterline extension along Commerce
Parkway and West Ten Boulevard; b) Sanitary Sewer
Trunkline West was approved with a 5 – 0 vote of council
members.
• A bid was approved for the painting of the bridge located
at 6000 block of First Street, using TXDOT Specifications to
Scott Derr Painting Company, LLC, Friendswood with a 5 – 0
vote of council members.
• A bid was approved for the painting of the bridge located
at 6000 block of Stockdick Road using TXDOT Specifications
to Scott Derr Painting Company, LLC, Friendswood with a 5
– 0 vote of council members.
• A bid was a approved for Mechanical Street Sweeping
Service to Sweeping Services of Texas, Operating LP,
Houston with a 5-0 vote of council members.
• A bid approved for Grounds Maintenance and Mowing to
EarthFirst Commercial Landscaping Service, Katy: a)
Kingsland Boulevard, Pin Oak Road, FM 1463 areas, Katy
Heritage Park, The Landing, The Second Landing; b) Visitors
Center – the Depot, grounds maintenance and mowing and
seasonal color change out with a 5-0 vote of council
members.
• A bid approved for Janitorial to CNS Janitorial
Services, Inc., Houston with a 5-0 vote of council
members.
• Addition of one New Police Officer Position
was approved with a 5-0 vote of council
members to be filled only if funding is
approved in 2013-2014 budget.
• Authorization was approved for the
Mayor to Negotiate a Temporary
Employment Agreement for Fire Chief
with a 5-0 vote of council members.
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Bring your photos, old publications of interest, etc. to
the Wright Museum at 5990 George Bush Drive on
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KCAM Set to Open Sunday
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Ana Roman, founder of the Katy Culture and Arts
Alliance, will see the fruition of years of hard work when
the Katy Contemporary Art Museum at 805 Avenue B
opens its doors on Sunday, September 8th. It will host its
first exhibit, “All About Katy” in conjunction with the
Katy Area EDC, the Katy Chamber of Commerce and the
City of Katy. 24 local artists will display works of art
having to do with life in Katy, Texas. The museum is the
first step in creating a Museum District within the city
limits of Katy.
In addition to the museum, the KCAM School of
Photography and the KCAM School of Film will begin
classes that will be more convenient and affordable than
those in Houston. A gift shop will be housed in the museum
called, “Made in Katy.” It is reserved for local artists to
highlight the talent we have in the community.
The museum will be a permanent exhibition space for
art lovers to enjoy painting, sculpture, photography and
the occasional lecture, film or social art mixer that Roman
has gained a reputation for hosting. Roman, who has been
an art curator for over 25 years, brings her experience and
enthusiasm and passion for art to Katy. The museum will
be open Wed - Sat 10 – 6 and Sun 12 – 6. Admission is
free, but there are several levels of memberships to ensure
community ownership of the museum. Katy now has an
art museum to call its own.
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End of Summer Bash for
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The Katy ISD Education Foundation will host its first
annual Fireflies & Foodtrucks on Thursday, September
19, 6 – 8 p.m. at Katy’s own No Label Brewery. The
event will benefit the foundation and its Inspiring
Imagination teacher grant program. Last year, in its
inaugural grant cycle, the foundation awarded more than
$87,000 to one hundred seventeen Katy ISD teachers for
inspiring, innovative classroom projects to be
implemented this school year. The foundation’s second
grant cycle will begin this November with grants awarded
to teachers in May 2014.
Fireflies & Foodtrucks will feature live entertainment
and more with an added opportunity to contribute to the
foundation’s Adopt-a-Grant initiative. Sponsorships for
the event are available. Find more information and
RSVP at www.katyisdeducationfoundation.org or contact
the Katy ISD Education Foundation at 281-396-6031,
[email protected]. Admission for the event is $25
per person, paid in advance, and covers all food and
beverage costs.
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The 39th Texas Renaissance
Festival Offers an Interactive
Experience for Everyone
Over half a million attendees expected at
country’s largest Renaissance Festival.
Saturdays, Sundays,
and Thanksgiving Friday
October 12th - December 1st
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Visitors to the Texas Renaissance Festival, held weekends
and Thanksgiving Friday beginning Oct. 12 through Dec. 1,
will immerse themselves in a kingdom filled with folklore,
artisans, entertainment, feasting and jousting. Located just
outside of Houston, in Todd Mission, Texas, the country’s
largest and most acclaimed Renaissance Festival takes
guests back in time to interact with royal courts, pirates,
fairies, musicians and even barbarians.
The Texas Renaissance Festival is an interactive theme
park that embraces different eras, including the 16th century
and beyond. The 55-acre theater houses live entertainment,
food, fun and professional actors who engage with Festival
guests through live performances and improvisational
activities.
For more information on the Texas Renaissance Festival
please visit, www.texrenfest.com.
New at the Ren Fair in 2013:
Volume 24 | Number 17
Caring for Cancer:
Memorial Hermann Cancer Center-Texas
Medical Center hosts 4th Annual Patient
and Caregiver Seminar
Memorial Hermann Cancer Center-Texas Medical
Center (TMC) invites patients and caregivers to join a
class from 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. on Saturday, September
7 to learn about and enhance the cancer care experience.
Hosted by Robert J. Amato, D.O., chief of oncology at
Memorial Hermann Cancer Center-TMC and professor
and director in the division of oncology at The University
of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth)
Medical School, the class will provide an in-depth look
at the origin, diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Leading
physicians and oncology specialists affiliated with
Memorial Hermann Cancer Center –TMC and UTHealth
Medical School will give an overview of the personalized
care they provide and details on the role of pathology,
radiology, surgery, radiation therapy and systemic
therapeutics during treatment.
Held in the Hermann Pavilion Conference Center at
6411 Fannin Street, Houston, TX 77030, this educational
event is complimentary to registered guests and includes
breakfast and lunch. Parking will be validated for the
Memorial Hermann Medical Plaza garage only. Due to
limited space, registration is required. To register, please
call 713.222.CARE (2273).
The Texas Renaissance Festival opens its 39th
season with improvements to Festival grounds and
entertainment selection.
- A new Falconers Stage
- New games and rides
- Remodeled artisan’s quarters
- Expanded roads to ease traffic congestion
- Added amenities to the campgrounds,
including new restrooms
Themed Weekends:
Eight magically themed weekends offers
something new every time a guest visits:
- October 12-13: Oktoberfest
- October 19-20: 1001 Dreams
- October 26-27: All Hallows Eve
- November 2-3: Pirate Adventure
- November 9-10: Roman Bacchanal
- November 16-17: Barbarian Invasion
- November 23-24: Highland Fling
-November 29 - December 1: Celtic Christmas
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Please contact Dean at [email protected]
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STATEPOINT CROSSWORD
THEME: GEOGRAPHY 101
ACROSS
1. He had no cause?
6. Also
9. Captain ____
13. Napoleon’s stay on St. Helena, e.g.
14. Aggravate
15. It killed the radio star?
16. Serving of parsley
17. Actress ___ Thompson
18. More ill
19. Trying experience
21. *”Geographia” author
23. *Mouth to a river, e.g.
24. Call someone
25. PC “brain”
28. Stupor
30. *Gobi or Kalahari, e.g.
35. Os in XOXO
37. Livens up
39. Pang
40. *Capri, e.g.
41. Anklebone
43. Shamu
44. Nigerian money
46. Dharma teacher
47. Chinese restaurant
staple, pl.
48. Founder of Scholasticism
50. Winningest Super Bowl
coach
52. Marble ___
53. First in baseball, e.g.
55. Distress signal
57. *Tallest mountain
61. *Deepest lake
64. Japanese-American
65. American Gas Association
67. Like unspoken agreement
69. Garment enlarger
70. Octopus’ defense
71. Olden day anesthetic
72. It shows ownership
73. Poe’s “The Murders in
the ___ Morgue”
74. High-pitched
Real Craftwives of Katy Community Craft Show
There will be a community craft show on Saturday,
September 14th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Firethorne
Clubhouse 28800 S. Firethorne Road. From I-10 exit
1463, left (north) onto 1463 then turn right onto S.
Firethorne Road.
DOWN
1. Hi-___
2. Montreal baseballer
3. Ethiopean currency
4. Omit or suppress
5. *On a map
6. Cash cache
7. Bonanza find
8. Similar to giraffe but smaller
9. Tarantino’s “____ Bill”
10. Not in action
11. Believe
12. Nemo’s forgetful friend
15. Shrinking ______
20. To modify a book into a screenplay, e.g.
22. Slight amount
24. Get off an airplane
25. *Most populous country
26. South Korean port
27. a.k.a. Tangelos
29. Eagerness
31. “____ me the money!”
32. It may get you to first base
33. *_____ Mountains
34. Flirt
36. Bone-dry
38. Form of wrestling
42. Chip dip
45. Even though
49. No ___
51. Hang around
54. Up or down step
56. Type of edible ray
57. “National Velvet” author ____ Bagnold
58. *Tropical rainforests contain ninety
percent of the world’s ____ species
59. “___ quam videri” or “To be, rather than
to seem (to be)”
60. Instrument type
61. To be very hot
62. Yearn or pine
63. Told an untruth
66. Bearded antelope
68. Give it a go
answers on page 10
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Volume 24 | Number 17
September 6, 2013| Page 5
CLS Technology Breaks
Ground on New Headquarters
With 2 minutes you could:
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CLS Technology broke ground on July 26 for a 16,780
square-foot building that will serve as the company’s new
headquarters.
CLS Technology broke ground on July 26 for a 16,780 squarefoot building that will serve as the company’s new headquarters.
Chris Skopik and Shenille Engelhart, husband and wife, cofounded CLS in Katy in 2006, specializing in fire alarms. The
company currently has 56 employees, according to Engelhart, and
has rapidly grown since its founding seven years ago.
John Falgout, CLS’ educational sales representative, said the
company had about 20 employees when he joined about three
years ago, so building the new facility is a response to CLS’ rapidly
growing business and the accompanying need for more employees.
CLS builds and sells a variety of low-voltage integrator systems
such as fire alarms, paging systems and intercoms for use in various
public and private buildings.
Katy Mayor Fabol Hughes said the city welcomes CLS’ decision
to expand the size of their operations in the city. “CLS Technology
has called the City of Katy home for the past seven years, and we
are certainly pleased that they have chosen to remain here with the
construction of a 16,780 square-foot warehouse and office facility.
My best wishes to them in establishing a presence and successfully
expanding their business.”
Falgout said Lance LaCour, President and CEO of the Katy
Area Economic Development Council, helped CLS expedite its
ability to meet city requirements.
“Lance LaCour of the Katy Economic Development Council was
of immense help in successfully completing all the paperwork for the
City of Katy connected with the building process,” Falgout said.
Helping new businesses search for the best place to locate or
expand is a welcome role for the Katy Area EDC, LaCour said.
“We were glad to be able to help CLS with their site selection and
provide technical assistance that helped them choose a site in the
City of Katy and the Katy Area,” he said.
Recently, the Katy Area EDC assisted Igloo Products Corp with
its expansion and new 420,000 sq. ft. distribution center at the
West Ten Business Park in the City of Katy.
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Free Internet Classes
Used Book Sale
Maud Marks Library provides a free class in
Internet Basics each month. Every month you can
learn how to navigate your way around the World
Wide Web and use successful search techniques.
You must know how to use a mouse and a keyboard.
This month we will be meeting on Saturday,
September 7 at 2 p.m. Pre-registration is required.
Call 281-492-8592 for more information and to
register.
On Saturday, September 14 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the
Friends of the Maud Marks Library will hold their next used
book sale. There is a large selection of hardback fiction and
nonfiction, as well as children’s books and paperbacks. All
proceeds will benefit the library. Members of the Friends of the
Maud Marks Library are invited to a special book sale preview
on Friday, September 13 from 4:30-6 p.m..
3rd Annual Spartan March-A-Thon Parade & Concert
marching through
sections of Seven
Meadows. At 7
p.m. they will play
a concert at Central
Park in Seven
Meadows, where
you can request a
song
with
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donation or buy a
drink and hot dog.
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m i n i m u m
donation, the band
will play a private
concert in front of
your home or at a
Please bring the whole family and come watch the parade location of your choosing along the parade route. One "Full"
and concert of the Seven Lakes High School Spartan Marching song is $100 or you can request two "short" songs; 32 song
Band. They are raising funds to buy student instruments, selection available. Persons interested in the mini-concerts can
equipment, development of special shows, and provide for sign up at www.slhsband.org.
various programs and scholarships. From approximately 1-3
Damon Archer, Director of Bands, Seven Lakes High School
p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7th, they will be marching through says the March-a-Thon is a “great opportunity to see the band in
sections of Grand Lakes and from 4-6 p.m., they will be the community” and is a “chance to see the kids in action.” The
band has been preparing for
the 2013 marching with
weekday practices which
began on July 31st. Their first
“performance” of this school
year was playing at the kickoff pep rally at the annual
The Cinco Ranch Rotary recently donated November 8, 2013, will once again benefit The Spartan Spectacular, which
$25,000 to The Brookwood Community in Brookwood Community. The event will be held was held at the school on
Brookshire, Texas. The donation was a result of at The Tuscany Villa from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday, August 19th.
Visit www.slhsband.org for
proceeds from the 7th Annual Katy Wine Fest, Tickets are available for purchase by visiting
held on November 9, 2012.
the Katy Wine Fest website at www. more information.
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as a future Center for Learning. The goal of these sell out. “Partnering with the Cinco Ranch
On the second Wednesday
ventures is to share Brookwood’s philosophy, Rotary and being the beneficiary of the Katy of every month Maud Marks
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minded organizations and ministries.
outreach opportunities that we will be able to the art of basket weaving.
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substantial gift to The Brookwood Community,” reaching impact beyond Brookwood’s campus. baskets from twine and
said current Cinco Ranch Rotary president Mary Brookwood is currently developing and testing other materials. Seating for
Ellen Morris. “Our club has been a strong new training curriculum for the next generation this is extremely limited.
supporter of Brookwood since its inception and of its own teachers and team members. These Please call the Maud Marks
we are grateful that we can help them launch resources can, in turn, be available to share with Library at 281-492-8592 for
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retirees and the retirement
security of 1.3 million Texans,
many of whom do not have
Social Security benefits.
KARE members who have
attended state meetings, can
say without hesitation that this
year, Rep. Callegari of Katy, is
the most sought-after and
respected state representative
among Texas Retired Teachers
Association members.
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country.
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clinical social worker with more than 25 years of
experience in the executive behavioral health care
industry makes him a true asset to our team. Steve is
dedicated to revamping our treatment model and overall
structure in order to provide the best care and help for
these kids.”
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Katy Sports
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Volume 24 | Number 17
Katy Tigers Make It 1-0 In Opener
Fox Sports Ranks
Tigers No. 22
Nationally
The question before the start
of this year’s high school
football season was whether
the Katy Tigers could repeat as
state champions. The Tigers
started the season last night in
the right direction beating the
Klein Bearkats, 41-3 at Reliant
Stadium in the Verizon High
School Football Kickoff.
The Bearkats were first on
the score board at 7:27 in the
first quarter with a 46 yard
field goal by Kyle Pfau. The
score was set up by a Katy
fumble of a Klein punt. Katy
came back on a 22 yard run by
Rodney Anderson, making the
score, 6-3 in favor of the
Tigers. Point after was
blocked.
In the second quarter, Katy
running backs Anderson and
Kyle Porter chewed up big
yardage running the ball off
tackle or on sweeps on either
side of the line of scrimmage.
Katy’s second score began on Katy running backs Rodney Anderson (26) and Kyle Porter (5) chewed up big yardage running the ball.
the Katy 42 yard line. Eight Photo by Diana L. Porter
plays later Anderson crossed
the Klein goal line making the
Huddleston went back to work giving the ball to Anderson and
score 12-3. Extra point was missed again as the ball this time Porter. The Bearkats could not come up with a defense to stop
sailed wide of the uprights.
their runs. However the next Tiger score was on a 32 yard pass
With only 23 seconds left to half time, the Tigers totally surprised from Huddleston to Anderson. Point after made the score, Katy
the Bearkats with an onside kick, recovered by Katy. On the first 34-3.
play quarterback Kiley Huddleston connected with Andy Coonrod
In the fourth quarter Bearcat quarterback Mac Odom looked for
for Katy’s third TD. This time instead the Tigers went for the 2 his receivers, trying to get the Bearkats back in the game, but to
point play and connected making the score 20-3 at halftime.
no avail as the Tiger defensive backs either broke up the passes or
The start of the second half started with fireworks, not the intercepted them. One interception in the Katy end zone by Sy
pyrotechnic kind, but football excitement. On the first play after Slater stopped what looked like a sure fire 6 for the Bearcats.
receiving the kickoff, Rodney Anderson kicked in the afterburners
To end the scoring, Porter added one more touchdown to a
and went down the field for 61 yards for a touchdown; extra point deflated Bearkat team making the final score with the PAT, 41-3.
brought Katy’s total to 27. Now it was Klein’s turn. On their first
The final numbers show Katy’s dominance of the Bearkats. The
play David Hamm broke through the Tiger secondary and was Tigers amassed 401 yards rushing to 148 for Klein; 114 yards
clearly on his way to adding a touchdown, but stumbled, slowing passing to 125; 20 first downs to 11; and total yardage, 515 to 273.
him down enough for the Tigers defender to catch him.
Katy’s next opponent is Alief Taylor, Sept 6, at Crump Stadium.
By Ahmard Vital
By Tom Behrens, CoveringKaty.com
There’s no doubt that the success of the
Katy program has been well documented.
And for at least the second consecutive
year, FOX Sports NEXT/Scout.com has
the Class 5A Division II state champion
Tigers ranked in its Top 50 – Preseason
Rankings.
Katy came in at No. 22 and was one of
10 teams from the state of Texas listed.
Two were from the Greater Houston area
with Lamar being the other coming in at
No. 18. Here is the capsule written by
Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy.
22. Katy (Katy, TX)
Kennedy: Katy needs to rebuild after
losing 13 starters to graduation
after its State Championship run in
2012. Junior running back Rodney
Anderson will look to pick up the load
after Adam Taylor left for Nebraska.
The Tigers are big along the lines of
scrimmage including tight end Logan
Lister (6'5/240, Rutgers).
Last: 16-0
Other Katy prospects:
2014: LB Jake Blomstrom, DE Tim
Wilkerson, TE Sloan Spiller
2016: RB Kyle Porter
The Tigers are coming off an impressive
16-0 record, finishing the season off in
style with 35-24 win over Cedar Hill in
the Class 5A Division II state title game in
Arlington, Texas at Cowboys Stadium.
Going into the 2013 season, the Tigers
will likely be favored to repeat, though
several key players have graduated on
both sides of the ball.
Texas Teams in the FOX Sports/
Scout.com Top 50 - Preseason
9. *Allen (Allen, TX)
13. Desoto (De Soto, TX)
18. Lamar (Houston, TX)
19. Steele (Cibolo, TX)
22. *Katy (Katy, TX)
Best baits:
31. Stephenville (Stephenville, TX)
When
the
34. Coppell (Coppell, TX)
largemouth bass
42. Carroll (Southlake, TX)
are schooling just
43. *Guyer (Denton, TX)
about anything will
work. Just
49. *Cedar Park (Cedar Park, TX)
get the lure into the middle of the action. I
*Won State Title in 2012
was fishing with one of the BASS Pros on
one of the two pre-fish days before a BASS
tournament on Lake Logan Martin in
Alabama. We were tossing floating/sinking
jerk baits when the water started exploding
all around us with schooling bass. The bass
were devouring our baits.
Gibson prefers the soft plastic Storm Wild
Eye Shad. “What I like about the Swim Shad
is that I can work it on the top, just under the
top, or let it fall. It just depends on how fast I
retrieve the lure.
“The last time I was fishing Fayette,”
continues Gibson, “I was casting a Swim
Shad into the discharge channel, letting it sink
to the bottom and working it like a
worm, just dragging it real slow along the
bottom. The bass hit it like a freight train.”
Fayette County Reservoir hasn’t got
summer largemouth bass schooling action
tied up. Gibson said it also happens on
Bastrop Lake. The key is scanning the surface Cinco Ranch’s Hayden White’s
of the lake looking for frenzied surface reception from QB Trent O'Donnell
splashing. That’s where the action is.
helped Cinco win their season opener.
School’s In Session At Fayette County
By Tom Behrens, CoveringKaty.com
When anglers talk about school bass
action, usually they’re referring to white
bass fishing. But the top water explosions
of schooling bass isn’t limited to white
bass. It can happen with largemouth bass
about this time of the year. Fayette County
Reservoir, a power plant water cooling
reservoir, located 10 miles east of LaGrange
and just west of Fayette on Hwy. 159 can
be a blast in late summertime, if you are in
the right place at the right time.
Katy bass angler, Bill Gibson, has
experienced some of the schooling action
on Fayette.
“Shad for some reason at this time of
the year just bundle up into big schools,”
says Gibson. “The bass are trying to herd
shad to the top of the water where they can
hit them. You will see the shad on your
depth finder, like a big cloud. You find that
you are going to find bass.”
Unlike normal largemouth bass fishing,
schooling action is not related to some type
of fish holding structure. “You see a lot of
them surfacing up in the middle of Three
Fingers,” continues Gibson. “At around 5:00
p.m. on a late summer day, I have seen boats
just sitting out there in the middle waiting
for the surface to erupt with bass chasing
shad. The other place I have seen bass
working shad is down by the dam.”
Stalking or barreling in
on the action?
“Some people go barreling right into the
middle of the schooling action, but I don’t
like to disturb them that much. The fish
may come up and be there for a few
seconds, or maybe a couple of minutes,
then go back down. Then they may come
up 100 yards away. I have seen people
trying to chase schooling action around
the lake.
“Personally, what I find when the fish
are doing that is by the time I get there
they are already going down. You spend
all your time chasing them instead of
fishing.” Gibson’s recommendation is if
you specifically want to target school bass
action is to pick a school bass known
location and just sit there scanning the
lake for the telltale signs of surface water
disturbance.
When I was looking for school bass
action on Fayette, it would invariably
happen by the time I got close enough to
put a lure into the middle of the schooling
action, the feeding action quit. I found out
to cast into the area where the action had
been going on and let the lure sink. Eightyninety percent of the time the bass were
still there and would hit the falling bait.
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The Katy News
Volume 24 | Number 17
September 6, 2013| Page 9
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Part of the group climbed the mountain to the highest point in Bulembu, Swaziland
HIV/AIDS - it has devastated third-world countries
across the globe. The hardest hit? Swaziland, Africa, with
a population of about 1 million, and AIDS rate of 38%,
and average death of a man at 34 years old. This is how
our teams began to serve the 200,000 orphans there. These
are the stories we heard from person after person. Widows
number in the hundreds of thousands. The monarchy is
financially broke, with little to no hope.
Then, there is Bulembu. It's a tiny town, formerly a mining
town from the 1950's, that is recovering. Recovering from the
HIV/AIDS pandemic; recovering from the fatherlessness of a
nation; recovering from the financial devastation of a world
forgotten. Here there are over 350 orphans being fed, clothed,
loved, educated, and prepared to become the next national
leaders. Here partners like Baylor College of Medicine and
Teen Challenge provide medicine, ARVs, to stave off the destiny Donations for the children of Bulembu generously given
of dying too young.
by people of Katy, TX
Our Katy team was privileged to serve them for a third time.
And, yes, we built a road, helped with homework, and painted
Join us in July of 2015 as we raise funds and travel again to
the unkempt once abandoned buildings. But more than that, we serve the least, the last, and the lost of Africa. You can find out
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and being educated. It was and is a hope for a new Swaziland. We
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The Katy News
Volume 24 | Number 17
Classified
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given
that
original
Letters
Testamentary for the
Estate of Joe Lockhart
Morris, Deceased, were
issued on September
3, 2013, in Cause No.
424161, pending in the
Probate Court Number
One of Harris County,
Texas, to: Joe Lockhart
Morris, Jr.
All persons having
claims against this Estate
which is currently being
administered are required
to present them to the
undersigned within the
time and in the manner
prescribed by law.
c/o: John H. Atwood
SBN: 00789787
Attorney at Law
Levin & Atwood, LLP
20501 Katy Freeway,
Suite 217
Katy, Texas 77450
Tel: 281-579-6044
Fax: 281-579-6442
Notice is hereby given
that original Letters of
Administration for the
Estate of James Mitchell
Myers, Deceased, were
issued on August 12, 2013,
in Cause No. 408744,
pending in the Probate
Court Number One of
Harris County, Texas, to:
Linda Norsworthy.
All persons having
claims against this Estate
which is currently being
administered are required
to present them to the
undersigned within the
time and in the manner
prescribed by law.
c/o: John H. Atwood
SBN: 00789787
Attorney at Law
Levin & Atwood, LLP
20501 Katy Freeway,
Suite 217
Katy, Texas 77450
Tel: 281-579-6044
Fax: 281-579-6442
DATED the 3rd day of
September, 2013.
DATED the 3rd day of
September, 2013.
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Katy ISD provides both classroom and
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months through elementary school age, as
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For more information, visit the Transportation
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Volume 24 | Number 17
The Katy News
September 6, 2013| Page 11
SAFEGUARDING HEALTH THROUGH EDUCATION
MEN’S HEALTH SEMINAR AND SCREENING
THAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRACTICING
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