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HB 1418 already benefitting City of Waller
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By Carrie Prazak-Gourley
The Waller Times
On Monday, February 15, the Waller City Council
met at 7 p.m. in regular session at the Waller Administration Building. Mayor Danny Marburger led the meeting, also attended by Mayor Pro Tem Sidney Johnson,
and council members Nancy Arnold, Dwayne Hajek,
Mike McCormick, and Edna Eaton.
Last spring, the Texas Legislature passed HB 1418,
filed by District 3 State Representative Cecil Bell, relating to the annexation of certain territories by general
law cities, with populations less than 5,000. The efforts
of John Isom, Waller’s Director of Economic Development, greatly contributed to the passage of this legislation, which has been a great boon to the city’s tax base.
The bill allows an area of land not previously eligible for annexation, to be annexed if a public right-ofway of a road or highway exists that is located entirely
within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of the municipality connects the city to the property proposed for annexation, when such a request is made by the property
owners.
Due to this legislation, the Waller City Council approved Ordinance #492 on Monday, February 15 at the
regular session City Council meeting, granting a petition for annexation filed by FC Pro, LLC which provides for annexation of a 12.690 acre tract, and rightof-way in the Waller Industrial Park.
Council also agreed to allow David Leyendecker,
City Engineer, to move forward on obtaining bids for
renovation of the Waller Civic Center, purchased last
year from the Waller Lion’s Club.
Gene Schmidt, Superintendent of Public Works
stated that serious infrastructure problems are on the
horizon for the city, especially with the city’s sewer system, which will be costly, but necessary for the city to
complete.
Isom stated during his report to council, that in future economic incentive packages, incentives to businesses will be back-loaded into the agreement, or paid
out only if the business abides by its contractual agreements with the city. Isom also stated that the grant from
TxDot for Downtown Revitalization is awaiting finalization of paperwork, and should be on the agenda for
the next meeting of the council in March.
WHS student Cullen Allen receives Good Citizen Award
WISD Public Information
Waller High School senior Cullen Allen
was awarded the Daughters of the American
Revolution DAR Good Citizen Award on the
night of February 4. Cullen received the award
from the Joanna Troutman DAR Chapter in
Magnolia.
The Chapter judges selected Cullen for the
heartfelt essay he wrote, in addition to his leadership traits, patriotism, and community service. Cullen was awarded a certificate, a monetary scholarship, and a pin at the ceremony.
Cullen has played football for all four of
his high school years. He has also participated
in other sports, such as golf his freshman year,
wrestling his junior year, and track and field
in pole vaulting this year. He says his favorite
class in high school was Ms. Speer’s calculus
class.
He has been accepted into the Dwight
Look College of Engineering at Texas A&M Waller ISD School Board Trustee Kim Parmer and Joanna Troutman Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
University where he plans to pursue an engi- DAR Regent Liddie Henderson, awarded Waller High School senior Cullen Allen the DAR Good Citizen Award. Cullen
neering degree.
was selected for his heartfelt essay as well as leadership traits, patriotism, and community service. WISD Public Information.
Construction begins on WallCo Community Center
The Waller Times
Construction has finally
commenced on the long delayed Waller County Community Center in Prairie View. The
court approved moving forward
with the project last July, but
delay ensued due to the difficulty of obtaining a construction or surety bond for the project, due to its small size.
Construction bonds are required on any taxpayer-funded
project to protect the county
against any adverse event that
causes disruptions, failure to
complete the project by the
builder, or the job’s failure to
meet contracts specifications.
On Tuesday, February 16, the
Waller County Commissioners
Court approved an initial payment of $15,250.86 to Hills
Construction, the contractor for
the community center project.
In a competitive bidding process, Hill’s Construction was
awarded the project last summer, after presenting the lowest
bid, at $1,141,366.
In other business, the court
approved granting discretionary exemption to competitive
bidding requirements for a con-
tract to replace a bridge on Riley Road at Walnut Creek and
to authorize the County Judge
to sign an agreement with
Wakefield Bridge, Inc., in the
amount of $113,400.
According to Orval Rhoads,
County Engineer, the court had
previously signed a resolution
in which TxDot agreed to replace two county bridges, waiving a required county match, in
exchange for the county completing the work on the Riley
Road bridge. Wakefield Bridge
already has approved plans with
TxDot for various bridge sizes,
ready to go. Rhoads stated that
time is of the essence due to
the need to finish the bridge
job before school begins next
fall. Rhoads stated, “Wakefield
Bridge has replaced eight other
county bridges, and they’ve
done an excellent job.”
After a brief discussion,
the commissioners agreed that
bidding out the project would
be costly and would delay
completion and unanimously
approved granting exemption
from the bidding process and
to move forward with an agreement with Wakefield Bridge,
Inc. to complete the Riley Road
Hill’s Construction has poured the slab for the new Waller Community Center, located in Prairie
View at 21212 FM 1098 Loop. Photo credit: Carrie Prazak-Gourley, The Waller Times.
bridge.
Waller County Judge Trey
Duhon conducted the meeting also attended by Commissioners John Amsler, Russell
Klecka, Justin Beckendorf, and
Jeron Barnett.
Judge Duhon stated that the
meeting was moved to Tuesday
so that the entire court could
attend the annual three day
V.G. Young Institute School for
County Commissioners Courts
in College Station. Attendance
at the meeting will earn continuing education requirements
required by the state for commissioners courts.
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Page 2, Section A, THE WALLER TIMES, February 24, 2016
Waller Wonders – Survival of the fittest … or just the biggest?
By Nancy Arnold
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came home the
other afternoon
to a violent
crime scene.
Scattered along the sidewalk were tufts of fur … big
tufts of fur. Ouch! I bet THAT
hurt.
A little closer to the door
were smaller tufts. So far, only
fur. Nothing more gruesome.
But there had definitely been a
battle of some kind in my front
yard. I wasn’t really sure if I
wanted to learn what kind of
battle.
And there it was. Even Inspector Clouseau could have
figured this one out. A mockingbird would not be bringing
supper home tonight. Feathers
were everywhere, along with a
few more tufts of fur.
He – or she (I’m thinking of a fierce mama, of any
species!) – certainly did put
up a fight. Somewhere in the
neighborhood is a cat missing
a considerable amount of fur,
and probably wondering “what
was I thinking?”
What came to my mind
was “It’s hard to remember the
goal was to drain the swamp
when you’re up to your elbows
in alligators.” That cat was
definitely up to its elbows in
alligators, so to speak.
The cat won the ultimate
battle, of course. Perhaps not
as elegantly as he had planned,
but he won, nonetheless. Survival of the fittest? Maybe. But
definitely the survival of the
biggest.
The outcome of a fight
between an eight-pound cat
and a bird weighing less than
two ounces is pre-determined.
Oh, the bird in this battle got
her licks in, as evidenced by
the scattered hunks of fur. She
probably scored a few puncture wounds with her beak,
too. Nevertheless, in the end,
the bigger combatant won.
No, of course this isn’t
about survival of the fittest
… or biggest … in nature. I’m
thinking more about this disturbing battle that we witness
day after day, night after night,
amongst those vying for the
Oval Office.
The battle is just as gruesome, but we can’t seem to
look away. I’ll bet that, had I
been home, I would have been
glued to the window watching
my cat/bird fight just as surely
as we watch the daily bloodletting in the presidential race.
A few short months ago, a
stage full of hopefuls – 17 on
one side and six on the other –
smiled at the cameras, hoping
to connect with us. They looked
fresh, flexing their muscles
and their minds, polite to each
other – mostly – and putting
their best foot forward.
Within weeks, some of the
smaller “birds” dropped out,
and those just a bit bigger than
they preened and fluffed their
feathers and got a little bolder.
They started pecking at the
others. They started pulling
out tufts of fur. They became
weary, and somehow you had
to think that they began questioning themselves. “What was
I thinking?”
And now, here we are, just
barely into this fight, and 16
are out. Of the seven remaining, two will almost surely
drop out this week. That leaves
five to fight viciously for the
prize. We’re still nine months
before that prize is even
awarded, and these folks are
already engaged in serious attacks. How much blood, fur,
and feathers will be scattered
across this battlefield before
it’s over?
It doesn’t take a political genius to know who the
big cat is. That’s Mr. Trump.
He already has 67 delegates
of the 1,237 he needs to win
the nomination. 67! Mr. Cruz
has 11 and Mr. Rubio has 10.
On the other team, the winner
of that battle needs 2,383 delegates to snag the nomination.
Ms. Clinton has 502 and Mr.
Sanders has 70. All of these
fighters have thrown off their
bird disguise; they are clearly
cats.
So, as the frost settles on
our pumpkins, the two big cats
– or so it seems today – will
neither one show any mercy.
There won’t even been any fur
– or feathers – left on either
of them as they rumble toward
election day.
Not only will THEY be
weary, but so will we. Our
wish to watch this battle will
have waned. We’ll settle back
with the remote and hunt up
reruns of Bonanza, or I Dream
of Jeannie, or even, perish the
thought, Baywatch with David
Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson. Anything … ANYTHING
but the train wreck that is sure
to come.
But here’s the thing. We
HAVE to care. We have to stay
in our seats. We have to participate. That’s the only way to
sustain our country … to maintain our country. We, the ordinary citizens, HAVE to choose
our champion. Not the loudest
one. Not the biggest one. Not
the meanest one.
We have to choose the best
one for our president. The one
who will go to work every day
and make (mostly) the right
decisions. The one who will
listen to people smarter – oh
yes, there are some who will
be smarter. The one who will
make decisions for the good of
the country instead of for the
good of personal ego.
Oh, it’s going to be a long
nine months. However, please
don’t lose heart. Don’t lose
yourself in fantasy TV. Send
letters. Send emails. Attend
forums and town halls. Educate yourself on the candidates
and on the real issues that control our daily lives.
However, before you do
any of those things, pray, and
pray without ceasing. That
means asking God to direct
our vote and our support. That
means asking God about who
HE wants as our president. In
the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew
6:10), we ask “Thy will be
done on earth as it is in heaven.” The election is on earth,
and we must ask for God’s
direction. “For God hath not
given us the spirit of fear; but
of power, and of love, and of a
sound mind.” (1 Timothy 1:7).
The apostle Paul wasn’t
talking about our election, of
course. But this admonition
seems appropriate.
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Happy birthday to Mary
Alice Cook, Jeana Benoit,
Christopher Thompson, Brad
Riley, Lindsey Armstrong,
Debbie Neal, Garrett Hatcher,
Marietta Walker, Helen Sanford
Hollis, Christopher Thompson,
Stephen Fitch, Becky Lewis,
Allen Schmidt, Teri Huber,
Marge Bright, Jane Wilkinson,
Kimberly Small, Douglas Lee
Garrett, Jr., Leonard Avila,
Melissa Randles, Chuck Willems, Katie Warneke, Edwin
Kleb (changing decades!),
Peyton Crawford, Danitza
Taylor Stoltje, Jason Mikeska, Dustin Boenker, Anthony
Rivenbark, Stacie Phillips
(turning 18), Valerie Wilson,
Ali Jo Silvas, Stanley Buzek,
Bryan Edmonds, Paul McCray,
Joan Cook (now living in Austin), and Julia Franz.
Brianne Damon gets to
celebrate her once-in-everyfour-years birthday on Monday, ‘cause this is Leap Year.
Teddy and Virginia Schild,
Zane and Ami Williamson,
and Sam and Karyn Sanders
are celebrating a wedding anniversary.
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Whoosh! That sound
you just heard was February
rushing by. February! If you
haven’t voted yet, go to the
polls on Tuesday. And now …
until next week …
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All politics is local – especially during primary season
In 1932, the phrase “all
politics is local” was first coined
as a popular political phrase
by Byron Price, the Associated Press’s Washington Bureau
Chief and author of a bi-weekly
column “Politics at Random”.
Tip O’Neill, former Democratic
speaker of the House, further
popularized the phrase during his
many years in politics.
And it’s true, all politics is
local. People vote mainly based
on what will personally affect
their families, their safety, and
their pocketbooks.
That is why a primary election is so important - many of
the candidates you choose for a
placement on the final November ballot will affect your life
locally. This year, many incumbents have challengers facing
them on the ballot in the March 1
primary. Sheriff R. Glenn Smith
will face challenger Terry Hall.
Maria Vargas has challenged
long-time Tax-Assessor Collector Ellen Contreras Shelburne.
Commissioners Pct. 3 Jeron Barnett, and Pct. 1 Commissioner
John Amsler also face opponents
on the ballot, as does Herschel
Correction
In the Wednesday, February 10, 2016 edition of The Waller Times,
it was reported that Waller County Sheriff Glenn Smith was added to the civil lawsuit filed by Sandra Bland’s mother, Geneva
Reed-Veal. The sheriff was not added to the lawsuit, although 10
additional employees of the Waller County Sheriff’s Office were
added to the lawsuit back in January, 2016 by Reed-Veal.
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Waller Masonic Lodge #808
will be having a Garage Sale on
Saturday, February 27, 2016
at 2106 Main Street, Waller.
(corner of Main and Locust)
We will be starting around 7 AM.
Smith, Constable Pct. 3.
A primary election gives
each citizen a chance to assess
the incumbent’s record and judge
whether or not that person has
fulfilled their obligations in their
elected capacity. Voting will give
you a voice in who moves on to
the General Election ballot in November.
The Texas State Primary
Election Day is Tuesday, March
1, and early voting has already
begun. In a Texas primary, a candidate must get 50% plus one
vote to win. If one candidate does
not reach that percentage, then
the two who receive the highest
vote will face each other in a May
27 run-off election.
Sadly, voter turnout is low in
primary elections. For instance,
in data available on the website
of the Texas Secretary of State, in
Texas’ 2012 primary, turnout was
11.9% for the Republicans, and
4.5% for the Democrats. In 2014,
Texas primary voter turnout was
only 9.98% for Republicans and
4.12% for Democrats.
According to Dan Teed, in
2014, Waller County turnout
was slightly better than the state
average at 20.56% of registered
voters, but that still leaves nearly
79% at home, not participating
in the process. Overall, according to a 2012 survey by the U.S.
Election Assistance Commission, Texas ranks 47th in turnout
among voting-age citizens.
It seems as though the vast
majority of Americans allow others to choose their sheriff, constable, commissioner, and yes, even
president, because every four
years (like this year), that office
is on the primary ballot as well.
Everyone should vote. Our
Founders created our democratic
republic on the premise of a radical principle --that citizens can
choose their own leaders. It’s a
right that many have fought and
died to preserve. By voting, we
honor our history, and those who
went before us.
Our vote is our voice. When
we vote, we are actually telling
elected officials and lawmakers
how we feel on the issues. If you
don’t vote for what you believe
in, others will--and you may not
like the outcome.
Every vote counts. As an example, Texas might not have become a part of the U.S. in 1845
if one senator had voted differently. The vote in the U.S. Senate
for the annexation of Texas was
27-25. If it had been a tie, Texas
wouldn’t have been asked to join
the Union.
Voting makes us equal.
When voting, each individual has
one and only one vote. Status and
wealth means nothing--rich and
poor are all equal at the ballot
box; the CEO of Exxon and the
clerk at the local grocery store
enter a level playing field on
Election Day.
Even if our candidate loses,
our vote matters because it lets
candidates and political parties
know how many people support
their point of view.
Voting is integral to our
democratic republic. Yet, the
United States ranks 29th out of
31 democracies in election turnout. Italy has the highest turnout,
with an astounding 86.12%. In
our defense, no other country
has staggered terms like we do,
with the legislative being up for
grabs while the presidency is not,
and that may explain voter turnout somewhat. But, this was the
Founder’s design -- in order to
cushion the national government
for short-term swings in public
opinion.
Ultimately, however, the
only one to blame for low voter
turnout is ourselves. Americans
should know that voting and
citizenship go hand in hand. In
2016, Waller County residents
will choose who will shape their
future, maybe for years to come.
All in all, this election season may turn out to be the most
important since the Civil War,
when Abraham Lincoln faced
Democrat Stephen A. Douglas
and Southern Democrat John
C. Breckenridge. On both sides
in that election year, nomina-
tions took more than one ballot
at the parties conventions and
both parties were in disarray.
And there was mudslinging, too,
with Lincoln saying Douglas was
“five feet in height and about the
same in diameter the other way.”
Douglas gave as good as he got,
stating that Lincoln was a “horrid-looking wretch, sooty and
scoundrelly in aspect, a cross
between the nutmeg dealer, the
horse-swapper and the nightman.”
Wow, sounds like today,
right? In fact, mudslinging in
politics goes back a long way.
In the 1800 election between
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, Adams, Jefferson’s vicepresident, actually ran against
See GOURLEY page 6A
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High speed train opposition group to meet
The Waller County Advocacy Group is hosting a no charge
Eminent Domain Conference on Saturday, February 27, 2016,
from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. at the Waller High School Auditorium,
on Fields Store Road, in Waller. The presentation will be headed by Johns, Marrs, Ellis and Hodge.
Walk Across Texas event set
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office of Waller County will be
holding the ‘Walk Across Texas’ program beginning on Monday,
March 7 and continuing until Monday, May 2. Walk Across Texas is a free, fun and flexible way to exercise. Get together with
seven other people—friends, neighbors, coworkers, or family
members—and start walking, or jogging, or even biking. To participate, pick up a registration packet between February 10 and
February 29 at the Waller County Extension Office. There is no
cost for the program. For more details, please visit the website at
WalkAcrossTexas.tamu.edu or contact the Waller County Extension Office at 979-826-7651.
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The regular 4th Thursday meeting of the Waller County Democratic Club will be held on Thursday, February 25 at Prairie
View City Hall, located at 44500 Business Highway 290, in
Prairie View. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. Call 979-6451664 for additional information.
Mike Eden Ministries to hold fundraiser
Mike Eden Ministries will be hosting their 10th Little Eden Children’s Home annual fundraiser on Saturday, March 5 at 5:30 p.m.
at the Hempstead Knights of Columbus Hall. This event will benefit 67 orphan children living at the home. Please save the date.
Special guest speaker will be Anne Ndumbe, matron of Little
Eden. Also the premiere of “The Story of Little Eden Children’s
Home” documentary will be shown that night.
HPD to host Explorer Post 1015
The Hempstead Police Department will be hosting an Explorer
Post 1015, an event aimed at encouraging younger residents to
explore a career in law enforcement. The first meeting will be
held on March 7, 2016 at the Hempstead Municipal Courtroom,
located at 1015 11th Street, in Hempstead. Must be 14 years of
age, no felony or major misdemeanor convictions and must maintain a “C” average in school. For more information, contact Officer Suggs at 979-826-3332.
February 24, 2016, THE WALLER TIMES, Section A, Page 3
Local youth wins calf scramble at sale S & N Appliances
The calf scramble was held
Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at
the San Antonio Stock Show &
Rodeo.
4-H and FFA youth competed among 20 of each other alike
to receive certificates to purchase
breeding or market animals to
exhibit in the 2017 San Antonio
Junior Livestock Show. Twelve,
$1,000 certificates were awarded
that evening to those who caught
a calf.
Faith Bice, of Waller, was
fortunate enough to catch a calf
and receive a certificate. She is
a member of the Waller County
4-H Club and says that her hobbies consist mostly of showing
cattle.
Bice chose to become involved in the calf scramble after
learning about it from her county
extension agent. This year, her
favorite part about the whole San
Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo
is being able to participate in the Faith Bice (center), of Waller, won the calf scramble on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at the San
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UW Oshkosh announces Honor Roll for Fall 2015
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh officials have announced
the names of students who qualified for the University’s Dean’s
List and Honor Roll in the fall
semester of the 2015-16 academic year, including a Waller
graduate.
Courtney Howard, of Waller,
was named to the Honor Roll.
To qualify for the Honor
Roll, a student must take at least
12 credits and earn a gradepoint average (GPA) of at least
3.3 (out of a possible 4.0, or “all
As”).
Comptroller distributes $867 mil in sales tax allocations
Texas Comptroller Glenn
Hegar announced recently he
will send cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose
taxing districts $867.1 million
in local sales tax allocations
for February, 0.7 percent less
than in February 2015.
These allocations are based
on sales made in December
by businesses that report tax
monthly; October, November
and December sales by quarterly filers; and 2015 sales by
businesses that report tax annually.
“Energy-centric cities such
as Odessa, Midland, Corpus
Christi and Houston continued
to see decreases in sales tax allocation,” Hegar said. “Other
areas of the state helped to
somewhat offset those losses
as cities such as San Antonio,
Austin, Fort Worth and Dallas
saw moderate increases in allocations.”
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Fields Store Elementary School’s Physical Education classes
have been filled with the sounds of falling pins for the past
few weeks as Physical Education Coach Sharron Carpenter
worked with the young students to teach them the fundamental skills required for bowling. Students learned bowling techniques such as how to hold the ball correctly, how to approach
the bowling lane with the ball in order to knock down the most
pins, how to release the ball with correct form, and more important details required for bowling with expert skill. After learning the practical skills, students were invited to try their hand
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Bobcats score 100 and were District Champions and headed to the state play-offs as the number one seed. HISD Public Information.
By Laurie Bettis
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The Hempstead Bobcats
are headed to the State Basketball Play-offs as the number
one seed after defeating the
Hitchcock Bulldogs 100-75
Friday night, February 12. The
Bobcats went 12-0 in district
play with a 72-52 victory over
Brazos on Tuesday, February
16.
In the game against Hitchcock, the Bobcats didn’t disappoint their Hempstead fans as
they hit 100 on the score board
in the competition gym with
four players in double digits for
the night. Ko’Dirrus Boulds
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Thomas had 20, Ahmad Banks
had 15 and Delarrin Turner had
11.
The Bobcats ended district
play on the road and had three
players in double digits against
Brazos. Boulds was the top
scorer with 31 points followed
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WISD Celebrates Career and Technical Education Month
Students and faculty at
Waller ISD will join others across
the nation during the month of
February to celebrate national
Career and Technical Education
CTE Month. This year’s theme
is Opportunities for Career Success! CTE Month provides CTE
programs across the country an
opportunity to demonstrate how
CTE makes students college- and
career- ready and prepares them
for high-wage, high-demand career fields.
The Career and Technical
Education programs at Waller
High School have been rapidly
expanding and growing due to
student interest since the passage of House Bill 5 and the
change in the graduation plans
for the state of Texas. 80 percent
of Waller High School students
are enrolled in at least one CTE
course. The CTE program is designed to offer programs based
on the demands of industry and
the job market so that Waller
ISD students will learn skills
to compete in the 21st century
workplace, as well as to continue
their education and training at a
technical school, junior college,
or four-year university.
Waller High School offers
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skills with CTE community leadership program partners who are working to enhance the CTE
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Waller High School students in
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Operator, CPR, and Welding.
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allow students to either enter
the workforce immediately or
use them to secure employment
while pursuing their education at a university or technical
school. In addition, new courses
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the school’s pathway offerings
within Agriculture Science to
include emphasis in the area of
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that will assist students in developing interviewing skills, devel-
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well with partnering with a local
community college to explore
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CTE program. The partnership
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Salt Grass Trail Ride makes stop in Waller County
The Salt Grass Trail ride
began in Cat Spring, Texas on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 and
culminates in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™ Parade
downtown, on Saturday, February 27, 2016. It recently made
a pit stop at the Waller County
Fairgrounds, in Hempstead, on
Monday, February 22.
Reese Lockett, Pat Flaherty,
E.H. Marks, and John Warnasch
founded the Salt Grass Trail
Ride over 60 years ago, riding from Brenham to Houston
for the 1952 Houston Fat Stock
Show and Rodeo. Today, they
are proud to continue this great
tradition with 25 wagons and
nearly 1500 riders on horseback
to complete the 7-day journey.
The 2016 ride has been dedicated to Jody Wren, of Hempstead. Wren was newly-elected
to the Salt Grass Executive
Committee serving his first year
as Chuck Wagon Boss in 2015.
He was the Wagon Boss for the
Magnificent 7, on the HLSR
Grand Entry Committee and a
member of the Tejas Vaqueros.
His wife Pam will be riding in
the front of the ride leading his
horse (riderless horse or caparisoned horse) in Jody’s memory
on Parade Day, February 27,
2016.
The 2016 Salt Grass Trail
observed “Tough Guys Wear
Pink” to promote Breast Cancer
Awareness on Sunday, February
21 as they rode into Bellville,
Texas.
As they make their way into
the Waller County Fair Grounds,
many of the riders were wearing
yellow in memory of a precious
little boy - Dayton Helms - who
joined the “Riders in the Sky”
the summer of 2012 after a long
battle with Leukemia. Dayton
rode with Wagon 1 - the original Wagon of our founder Reese
Lockett.
They will also observe
“Red Friday” on February 26, in
support of the Military Branches
servicemen and women.
Salt Grass Trail has been
named the Houston Livestock
Show & Rodeo™ Trail Ride
Committee’s Top Trail Ride and
Most Spirited and they look
forward to winning 2016. Trail
Boss, Mitch Morgan, resides in
Hempstead, and contributes the
success of their ride to the Board
Members, Wagon Bosses, Assistant Wagon Bosses, Scouts,
Safety Team and riders for a job
well done.
“We could not have achieved
these honors without everyone’s
cooperation and contribution
to a safe and successful ride,”
Morgan stated. “We are truly the
“Grnddaddy of them all” and
blessed with a wonderful membership.”
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Delta Kappa Gamma Society has February meeting
read a note of thanks from DKG
International President Lynn B.
Schmid. Treasurer Linda Pinkerton’s report was approved.
Committee reports included First Vice-President Jessie
Kokemor reminding members
that the March meeting will be the
annual silent auction. Lou Pruett,
Chair of the Legislation Subcommittee, encouraged members to
vote during the early election or
during the March 1 primary. She
also displayed an example of a
mail-in ballot. Members were
encouraged to familiarize themselves with the propositions to be
voted on.
Membership Chair Shelley
Nies stated that new member applications need to be sent to her
by February 23. Second VicePresident, Melanie Crowhurst,
passed out nominee forms for
the Chapter Achievement Award
which will be announced at the
April meeting. Global Awareness Subcommittee Chair Grace
Holtkamp took up a donation for
Schools for Africa and noted that
our chapter donates $75 a year to
girls from other countries to help
support their education.
Sue Wieprecht, Chair of
Charlie Terrell Cook, of Waller,
was awarded a scholarship at
the February meeting of the
Gamma Omega Chapter of
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
International. Submitted photo.
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amount. Each member received
a packet of seasonings that contained no salt and would serve as
a salt substitute. Mary Jean Brehm then led members in singing
Valentine songs.
President Trudy Holland
presided over the business meeting. She thanked the Burleson
County members for hosting the
meeting. Minutes from the December meeting were approved
as printed by Recording Secretary
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The Gamma Omega Chapter
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International met at 9:30 a.m. on
Saturday, February 6, 2016 in the
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Texas with 54 members and 10
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Teresa Botkin read the Mission Statement, Linda York led
the pledges, and Mackie Meyer
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Burleson County members
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12.558 wooded acres to build your new home
or enjoy outdoor life on the weekend. Partially fenced with nice homes in the area..........
..........................................PENDING....$215,000
3/2 home in City of Hempstead with limestone exterior, 2 car garage, corner lot............
.....................................SOLD......$164,900
1.501 wooded acres in upscale subdivision in Waller County. Park, lakes, tennis,
swimming pool, basketball court & volleyball. Restricted...................SOLD......$39,900
14.94 acres unrestricted and ag exempt. Property has house in need of TLC and another
house which was moved unto the property
being refurbished. Property is being sold as
is condition.......................SOLD...$334,900
New on the Market! 3/2 1/2 Custom built home
on 1.21 unrestricted acres. Home has split
floor plan, oversized rooms, media room,
extra storage closets, oak cabinets. Katy ISD.
.................................ASKING......$330,000
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DELTA Continued from page 1B
Hand donation will be given to
New Beginnings.
Members of the Nominating
Committee, Anna Breddin, Peggy
Ueckert, Linda Braun, and Mackie Meyer, were thanked for their
recruitment of the slate of officers
for the upcoming biennium. These
nominees will be voted on at the
March meeting.
Members were reminded
about the TSO convention in
Frisco June 23-25 and were encouraged to get their tickets for
the Delta Kappa Gamma Night
at the Ballpark to see the Frisco
Rough Riders vs. Corpus Christi
Hooks baseball game. Holland
also reminded members that the
registration for the Area 7 workshop August 27, 2016 in Marble
Falls, Texas begins in March. Our
Gamma Omega Chapter will be
donating two door prizes.
Members were asked to sign
up for the committee they would
like to serve on for 2016-2018.
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Holland gave a review of ASTEF
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Foundation – and encouraged
members to apply for scholarships
and grants that are available to
them.
The next meeting will be held
March 5, 2016 at 9:30 a.m. at St.
Paul Lutheran Church in Phillipsburg with the Brenham members
serving as hostesses. Special guest
will be TSO President Marilyn
Gregory. Linda Pinkerton do-
nated the door prize won by Beth
Franke. The Perfect Attendance
prize donated by Lou Pruett was
won by Grace Holtkamp.
Following
adjournment,
members sang the Delta Kappa
Gamma song. Members attending from Waller were Melanie
Crowhurst, Joyce Gallway, Christina Godfrey, Marilyn Godwin,
Carol Ogg, Kristen Robison, and
Evelyn Turlington. Attending from
Hempstead was Linda Braun.
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SMALL ACREAGE: Many tracts to choose from ...........................................CALL OR GO ONLINE............FOR DETAILS
10 ACRES: Wooded tract in scenic North Waller County. Lightly restricted with community water. Waller ISD..........$13,500/ac.
15.88 ACRES: Quiet location in North Waller county, great for a new home site or for cows or horses. Access from Mellman
Road...................................................................................................................................................................................$17,512/ac.
16.44 ACRES: Wide open land and unrestricted! Perfect for whatever your heart desires! Overlooks high-fenced exotic game
ranch and picturesque countryside. Fenced on 3 sides. Ready for cattle, recreation or your new homesite!....................$25,000/ac.
21 ACRES: Ag-exempt property on Old Joseph road. Quiet, secluded and heavily-wooded - a perfect retreat!............$16,000/ac.
27.34 ACRES: Unrestricted acreage in Sealy, just south of I-10 on FM 3013. Electricity, well, septic & 2 ponds on property. Ag
exempt................................................................................................................................................................................$15,500/ac.
30.63 ACRES: Great commercial potential. 82’ frontage on US 290. Next to Motel & Gas Station/Convenience store in Hempstead.
City water available. 2 ponds, water well & septic next to mobile home site...................................................................$39,176/ac.
36 ACRES: in north Waller County. Pond, large trees & choice homesites. Unrestricted...............................................$11,000/ac.
40.9 ACRES: Near Hempstead. Unrestricted. More acreage available .............................................................................$9,500/ac.
50.25 ACRES: Near Hempstead. Unrestricted. More acreage available ...........................................................................$9,500/ac.
88 ACRES: Great investment/commercial potential! Located 1 mile from 290. Existing infrastructure includes 6BR
brick home w/pool, large shop with office, storage bldgs, walk-in cooler, well & septic, tree-lined asphalt driveway, chain link security fence on 3 sides. Ready for development!.............................................$2,650,000/ac.
144 ACRES: Organic Farm. Rolling, unrestricted, 4 ponds, 3 barns & working pens.............................................$10,500/ac.
Home with Trees: Lovely 3/2 all brick home on 3 fully fenced acres. Beautiful hardwood trees,
roof replaced in 2002, furnace replaced approx. 4 years ago, 18” of blown attic insulation, 20x40 storage
barn and many updates throughout! Waller ISD schools and located just south of 290..............$272,500
HOMES
Hempstead: 3/2 with new carpet, paint and mini-blinds! Lots of windows make this one light and bright! Just a few blocks
from Business 290, close to shopping!.....................................................................................................PENDING...........$67,900
LAKESIDE ESTATES: Manufactured home sits on 0.34 acres right across from lake! 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with living room,
den and addition. Also has 2-car carport and large front yard with lake view!...............................PENDING...........$70,000
Ranch Country: Nice corner lot brick home, 3-2-2. New range & dishwasher. A/C compressor new as of last year and
evaporator and ductwork new 4 years ago.......................................................................................................................$129,900
PRAIRIE VIEW: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, well-maintained home complete with attached 2-car garage, built-ins and fireplace in living
room.............................................................................................................................................................................................. $130,000
OAK HOLLOW: Beautifully kept home in Oak Hollow subdivision featuring many upgrades including wood burning fireplace, large
kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 full size bathroom and office with built ins! Extra large lot adds to this beauty!....PENDING.........$135,000
Country Escape: 1,200 sq. ft. 1-1 home on 3.3 acres. Nicely landscaped with covered front porch, deck, hot tub and
large workshop.............................................................................................................................PENDING........$160,000
WEST MAGNOLIA FOREST: One-year old 2/2 mfg home on 2.5 landscaped acres! 40x47 metal garage with roll-up doors
& plumbing! Stocked pond with catfish & perch, raised garden area, citrus trees, fenced & oak trees!.............................$185,000
Prairie View: 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick & wood home. Isolated living room, large family room with fireplace, sun room, large master
bedroom, island cooktop in kitchen, double car attached garage, utility room & lots of storage. Fenced backyard.............$185,000
RICE ROAD: Recently updated home with new roof, flooring, fresh paint and light fixtures. 4 unrestricted acres with workshop and lots of trees!.......................................................................PENDING.......$185,000
WALLER COUNTY CLUB: Beautiful home on 3 lots! This home features updated kitchen, extra large laundry, 2-car garage
with workshop, screened-in porch and large oak trees......................................................................PENDING.........$250,000
LOG CABIN: Beautiful log cabin that you must see to appreciate. Constructed using 8’’D-logs of white pine - home is well
insulated. Low utilities & taxes. Large wood burning fireplace. A/C replaced 2 yrs. ago. High ceilings. Beautiful wood floors.
Huge metal constructed shop - well insulated w/ full bath and roll up doors..................................................................... $274,000
HOME WITH ACREAGE: Beautiful country home on 2 acres with light restrictions. Pasture in front and behind home for
extra privacy and awesome sunrises and sunsets! Lovely pool to enjoy all those hot Texas days along with oversized patio to
entertain on........................................................................................................................................................................... $315,000
MONAVILLE RANCH: Scattered hardwoods, 2 ponds, branch to Irons Creek, rolling terrain makes this 12.5 acres a beautiful
country property! Two manufactured homes, a cowboy cabin, several outbuildings, barn, fishing pier, large covered deck with
hot tub................................................................................................................................................................................... $400,000
BAETHE ESTATES: New home under construction in new development just 4 miles south of Downtown Waller! 2,693 sq. ft.,
4-bedroom, 3 bath on 3 acres! Scheduled completion of April 1! Five additional homes (prices vary) on neighboring lots soon
to follow - contract now to work with builder on finishes in home!..................... ..............................PENDING..........$415,000
COUNTRY ESTATE: These 3 acres are full of gorgeous hardwoods & park-like scenery. Custom features throughout 4,176 sq.
ft. home, 5-4.5-3, back patio, chefs kitchen, crown molding, coffered ceilings, hardwood floors. Enjoy the fireplace, whirlpool
tub and granite counter with vanity in your master suite!..............................................................PENDING.........$510,000
HOCKLEY ESTATE: 25-acre property boasts 2 homes with room to grow! 1/4 mile driveway offers great privacy. Home #1
is barndominium constructed in 2012 with countless amenities. Home #2 is a 2015 manufactured 3-bedroom, 2-bath.............
........................................................................................................................................PRICE REDUCED........$798,500
67 ACRE ESTATE: Tucked away in the woods just beyond the city enjoy serenity with a view. Custom home built with attention
to detail, deep large porches on all 4 sides provides max outdoor living space, beautiful stone and wood work, huge master with
fireplace and sitting area, 20’ cathedral ceiling in living room, quality wood & slate floors, standing seam metal roof, oversize
3-car carport, landscaping with irrigation system. Low taxes as wildlife exempt in place............................................. $1,250,000
183 ACRE RANCH: Slightly rolling terrain, open pastures & hay meadows with mature trees & heavily-wooded areas. This
beautiful property includes 2 homes with 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms each with amazing porches! Great for entertaining, hunting,
horseback riding, 4-wheeling & shooting. Perimeter fenced w/ag & timber exemption..........................PENDING......$2,800,000
Home with Trees: Lovely 3/2 all brick home on 3 fully fenced acres. Beautiful hardwood trees, roof replaced in 2002,
furnace replaced approx. 4 years ago, 18” of blown attic insulation, 20x40 storage barn and many updates throughout! Waller ISD
schools and located just south of 290....................................................................................................................................$272,500
Ranches of Clear Creek: Peaceful 17-acre property in back of gated equine community. 2100 sq. ft. home features 3 BR and
2.5 Baths with optional office/bedroom. Granite countertops & stainless steel appliances grace the spacious kitchen! Home sits atop
hill overlooking large pond with pier that can be enjoyed while using the outdoor kitchen or the air-conditioned playhouse!...$525,000
MULTI-FAMILY
Prairie View Duplex: 2 1-bedroom units, screened-in front porch, ideal student housing, excellent location for
future development, in need of “TLC”...................................................................................................................................$88,000
TOWNHOMES: 5-Unit townhome building in Prairie View. Each unit is a 2-2. Located less than 1 mile from Prairie View A & M
campus. Built in 2009 on 1 acre with paved parking.............................................................................PENDING........$475,000
Ranches of Clear Creek: Peaceful 17-acre property in back of gated equine community. 2100
sq. ft. home features 3 BR and 2.5 Baths with optional office/bedroom. Granite countertops & stainless
steel appliances grace the spacious kitchen! Home sits atop hill overlooking large pond with pier that
can be enjoyed while using the outdoor kitchen or the air-conditioned playhouse!....................$525,000
Baethe Estates: New home under construction in new development just 4 miles south of Downtown
Waller! 2,693 sq. ft., 4-bedroom, 3 bath on 3 acres! Scheduled completion of April 1! Five additional
homes (prices vary) on neighboring lots soon to follow - contract now to work with builder on finishes
in home!....................................................................................................................................PENDING.......$415,000
COMMERCIAL - INVESTMENT
Waller Rental: Great office building for professional, retail or medical use! This 1,300 sq ft space holds 4
“exam” rooms, reception desk/window, waiting room, break room/kitchen and 2 bathrooms. Signage opportunities available on building and at road frontage!...................................................................................................$900/mo.
1.5 ACRES: Just 1 block north of I-10 in Brookshire. Zoned commercial...........................................................$1.95/sq. ft.
30.63 ACRES: Great commercial potential. 82’ frontage on US 290. Next to Motel & Gas Station/Convenience store in Hempstead. City water available. 2 ponds, water well & septic next to mobile home site.................................................$39,176/ac.
HEMPSTEAD: Investment opportunity - 8 houses on 8 lots. Must be sold together. All but one is currently leased...$364,430
WALLER: 0.982 acres with three steel-frame buildings totaling 8,840 sq. ft plus a 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence with fenced
yard! 16-camera security system, city utilities, no flood plain and 3-phase electric........................................................$595,000
HEMPSTEAD: Established & successful ballroom/reception hall. On 11.3 acres in Hempstead. Beautifully finished.
Furnished with everything you need – set up w/bookings & ready to go............................................................$1,299,000
88 ACRES: Great investment/commercial potential! Located 1 mile from 290. Existing infrastructure includes 6BR
brick home w/pool, large shop with office, storage bldgs, walk-in cooler, well & septic, tree-lined asphalt driveway, chain link security fence on 3 sides. Ready for development!............................................................$2,650,000
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4487 3-2 home with rustic appeal, covered front porch, shaded by
large mature trees, breakfast bar, vaulted ceiling...............$147,500
4479 4-3-2 Brick home on 2 acres, beautiful trees, pond,
two fireplaces, fenced......................................................$235,000
4452 3-3.1-3 Ranch style home with circle drive, fruit trees, workshop, cross fenced, recent roof, ag exempt........................$474,900
4349 388 Acres, rail fencing, stables, 8 acre lake, irrigated hay field, tennis courts, main home shaded by majestic oaks...PENDING..$4,225,000
4471 3-2 Brick home in wonderful country setting, pens, barn
perfect for 4H or FFA project, carport and large deck for
entertaining ...................................................................$210,000
4449 Commercial building on 2 acres with Hwy frontage,
all equipment included...........................................$495,000
SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE
4359 1-1-1 Brick home in Hempstead.........................................................................................$69,000 4451 42.5 Acres, scattered trees, corner property, can be divided.............................................$638,640
4391 5 Small homes on 3 city lots, investment potential..........................................................$250,000 4452 3-3.1-3 Ranch style home with circle drive, fruit trees, workshop, cross fenced, recent roof, ag
4441 3-2.1/2 Two story home on two and a half acres with mature trees, large island kitchen, gated exempt . .....................................................................................................................................$474,900
entrance......................................................................................................................................$495,000 4455 11+ Acres, heavily wooded, secluded, lots of wildlife, Waller ISD.................................$143,712
4485 Great starter home, 3-2-1 with recent flooring, close to schools......................................$129,500 4464 15 Rolling acres with pond, main home has many updates, above ground pool and hot tub, 2 ad4487 3-2 home with rustic appeal, covered front porch, shaded by large mature trees, breakfast bar, ditional homes for rental income...............................................................................................$575,000
vaulted ceiling............................................................................................................................$147,500 4470 3 + Acres, FM frontage, Brookshire area, unrestricted.....................................................$124,990
4471 3-2 Brick home in wonderful country setting, pens, barn perfect for 4H or FFA project, carport
COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE
4088 80 Acres, barns, storage shed, lake, beautiful land........................................................$2,258,760
4267 9 Acres, FM 2920 frontage, excellent development location........................................$1,300,000
4275 9+ Acres, Tomball area, ag exempt, FM 2920 frontage....................................................$750,000
4276 318 Acres, Peek Rd in Katy, excellent location...........................................................$11,130,000
4309 Three lots with city utilities, curbs, close to schools and shopping....................................$35,000
4349 388 Acres, rail fencing, stables, 8 acre lake, irrigated hay field, tennis courts, main home shaded by
majestic oaks...................................................................................................... PENDING...$4,225,000
4374 10 Acres in subdivision, deed restrictions, Waller ISD.....................................................$435,600
and large deck for entertaining..................................................................................................$210,000
4472 Commercial or residential, Hwy 6 frontage, 7 acres, with manufactured home, 2 storage buildings, 2 car carport, unrestricted..................................................................................................$219,000
4473 3-2.1-2 2 Story home with wrap around porch, oversized garage, barn with rollup doors and
bunkhouse, seasonal creek, plenty of wildlife, beautiful large trees, secluded on 17 + acres......$589,900
4474 34 Acres with frontage on 2 sides, live creek, pond, 6 stall horse barn with tack room and wash
rack, 2 septic systems and a well ..............................................................................................$597,500
4477 3-2.1-2 4 Acres great for commercial development, FM 2920 frontage........................$958,320
4478 2 Acres, unrestricted, well and septic in place, community water also available, FM front-
4386 160 Acres with lots of frontage, water well, FM frontage, could be divided................$2,486,820 age................................................................................................................................................$79,500
4411 Lots in City of Waller, corner property, scattered trees, recently cleared...........................$27,900 4479 4-3-2 Brick home on 2 acres, beautiful trees, pond, two fireplaces, fenced.....................$235,000
4421 Beautiful 97 acres, brick home, barn, pond, scattered trees, close to Hwy. 290.......$2,764,500
4435 4-3-2 75 Acres, large scattered oaks, ag exempt, community water available..............$1,027,000
4448 40 Acres, Hwy 290 visible frontage, currently in ag use............................................. $1,408,400
SOLD
4449 4-Commercial building on 2 acres with Hwy frontage, all equipment included..............$495,000
4486 22 acres, rolling terrain, scattered trees, several excellent hilltop homesites, ag exempt....$350,000
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