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July 4th
8th Annual Independence Day
Celebration
LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch
23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd.
4:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Live Music, Kids Bike
Parade, Family activities and
Fireworks.
July 4th
Katy Freedom Celebration
VFW Park/Hall-Heritage ParkFire Station Complex
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Activities provided by the
Katy Fire Department,
Katy Heritage Society
and Heritage Park, VFW
Lodge and Katy Parks and
Recreation.
July 4th
Katy Freedom Celebration &
Fireworks Show
Katy Mills Mall Parking Lot
5000 Katy Mills Circle Approx.
9:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Annual Fireworks Show
July 4th
Red, White & Blue :
Fourth of July in Chappell Hill
10 a.m.
Kazoo Band, Cool Rods and
Longhorn’s parade down
Main Street. For information
go to www.chappellhilltx.
com or call 979-421-6353.
32 Acre Park Under Construction
Along Grand Parkway
By Dennis Spellman/Covering Katy
Willow Fork Drainage District is constructing what
is known as the “32 Acre Park” on the north side of the
Cinco Ranch High School playing fields along the Grand
Parkway.
The park is being developed by the WFDD on property
it leased from the Katy Independent School District.
“It’s going to have walking trails, a lake and a pavilion,”
said Bill Odle of architectural firm TBG Partners. TBG is
managing the project. There also will be a Frisbee golf
course at the park.
“There will be trails that everybody can use but the school
can use for training too, and possibly for competitions,”
Odle said.
People will enter and exit the park from Cinco Ranch
Boulevard. An entranceway that is currently used for
Cinco Ranch High School will be extended along the
practice fields so residents can reach the park. There will
be parking along the expanded roadway and a parking
lot at the north end of the road. A pedestrian bridge will
be constructed that will allow people to walk from the
parking lot, over a large drainage ditch, to the park.
Asked about the additional traffic that could be created
on Cinco Ranch Boulevard, Odle said the park is designed
to be “a passive use park,” and designers don’t expect it
will contribute to traffic congestion in the area, which also
includes the busy shopping center LaCenterra.
When asked if an entrance from Falcon Landing
Boulevard had been considered, Odle indicated that there
may have been resistance from neighbors.
The park is expected to open in the spring or early
summer of 2016.
“It will be a great open space. It will help beautify the
area,” Odle said.
KHS State Championship Softball Team
Receives Proclamation at City Council
jULY 4th
Fulshear Freedom Fest &
Fireworks Show
6:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Downtown Fulshear.
Music, parade, children’s
activities, fireworks,
shopping, and food,
this event has it all. For
information go to www.
fulshearareachamber.com.
Happy 4th of July from
The Katy News
Front Row Coach Meghan Brown,Kennedie Schexnayder,
McKay Bloxham , Nicole Findley, and Ashley Nassy.
Back row: Katy Mayor Fabol Hughes, Coach Haack, Kylie
Redding, KaLee Howard, Emily Hitt, Katie Clark, Cristina
Bills, Nicole Valdez, Kayla Garcia, Hannah Olivares.
LaCenterra’s 4th of July Celebration,
Presented By: Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus
8th Annual Independence Day Celebration
Returns to LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch
La Centerra’s 8th Annual 4th of July celebration kicks off at 4:30 p.m. A bike parade, followed by live
music, a Kids Zone, face painting, stilt walkers, balloon art, inflatables and more will provide a memorable
day for the whole family. Lawn chairs, blankets and picnics are welcome. Food and beverage will be
available for purchase from the many fine restaurants in the complex. Photo by Debi Beauregard.
LaCenterra’s 4th of July Celebration kicks
off Saturday, July 4th at 4:30 p.m. with a Kids
Patriotic Bike Parade located at Central Green
at LaCenterra. Kids are welcome to participate
with their decorated, patriotic bikes and meet in
LaCenterra’s Courtyard at 4:00 p.m. and then
parade to Central Green. First, second, third
and honorable mention place prizes will be
given to the “Most Patriotic Bike.” No sign-up
is required.
The main event starts at 5:30 p.m. with a
live musical performance in the courtyard with
Chris Boss, interactive Kids Zone located in
Central Green and food for purchase. The event
concludes with an extraordinary fireworks
display.
Guests are invited to visit the Patriotic
Outpost presented by: the Katy Area Veterans
of Foreign War (VFW), Post 9182 and stock up
on all things patriotic. Proceeds benefit Katy
Area VFW programs for active and retired
military personnel and their families.
Food and beverages will be available for
purchase in the courtyard and at LaCenterra
restaurants. Purchase beer, wine, sodas, water
and those all-American cookout favorites –
burgers and hot dogs. Proper ID is required
at all beverage stations. No outside alcohol
allowed. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome
as seating is limited. Live music will be located
in the main stage area in LaCenterra’s courtyard
in front of Las Alamedas Mexican Grill & Bar.
The Kids’ Zone is located in Central Green
Park behind Fish City Grill and Kenzo Sushi
Bistro. Pump It Up hosts the children’s play
area. Little ones can enjoy the inflatables,
juggler on unicycle, stilt walkers, face painting,
balloon art, photo booth, musical entertainment
and a special performance by Move Dance and
Fitness Center.
Surface and garage parking is available
on property. Overflow parking is available at
Cinco Ranch High School and Cinco Ranch
Branch Library. Please note: To ensure
pedestrian safety, the interior drives and some
entrances will begin to close to traffic at 6 a.m.
on July 4th.
WHEN: Saturday, July 4, 4:30 p.m.
– 9:30 p.m.
WHERE: LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch
23501 Cinco Ranch Boulevard Katy,
Texas 77494
MUSIC: 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sheila Marshall
7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Chris Boss
FIREWORKS:
9:15 p.m. (approximately)
Independence Day fireworks display
by: Sky Wonder Pyrotechnics
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Intermediate ESL
On Monday, July 6th and Wednesday, July 8th at 6:00
p.m. there will be a free Intermediate ESL Class. Students
must register in advance. The library is located at 16719
Clay Rd . For more information, call 281-550-0885.
Summer Fun: Anna & Elsa
Princess Party
On Tuesday, July 7th at 3 p.m. there will be a special
program for school-age children. Families welcome. A free
ticket is required for admittance and will be available one
hour before the program starts. First come, first served.
Libraries To Close In Observance Of
Independence Day
Cinco Ranch Branch Library
All branches of Harris County and Fort Bend County
Libraries will be closed July 3-5, in observance of
Independence Day. Regular library hours will resume
on Monday, July 6.
School Aged children are invited to come to the Maud
Marks Library on Monday, July 6 at 1:30 or 3 p.m. to
find the magic in reading. Afternoon Adventures are free
programs for children aged 5-11. All children must have
their hand stamped for entry. Hand stamping begins 30
minutes before each program. Children must be able to
sit alone. Parents are not allowed into the program. For
more information, call 281-492-8592.
Fort Bend County Libraries will host a musical
performance of “Asian Melody” by the North America
Youth Chinese Orchestra on Saturday, July 11, beginning
at 1:30 p.m., in the Meeting Room of the Cinco Ranch
Branch Library, located at 2620 Commercial Center Blvd
in Katy.
Directed by Changlu Wu, the North America Youth
Chinese Orchestra consists of talented young ChineseAmerican student musicians who are passionate about
their culture and its music. Using the violin and clarinet,
as well as Chinese instruments such as the pipa, guzheng,
and zhong ruan, the musicians will perform a variety of
traditional Chinese musical pieces.
The program is free and open to the public. For more
information, call the Cinco Ranch Branch Library at
281-395-1311, or the library system’s Public Information
Office at 281-633-4734.
Elementary Book Club
Katy Library
Maud Marks
Julian Franklin
The Maud Marks Library will be hosting a new book
club this year for children ages 7-10. Join us for activities
and discussions on Wednesdays, July 8 & 22 at 2 p.m. as
we read and talk about The Family Under the Bridge by
Natalie Savage Carlson. Books will be available for pick
up on July 8. Please call the library at 281-492-8592 for
more information.
Service Animal Heroes
Are you interested in learning more about the choosing
and training of service animals? On Monday, July 13 at
7 p.m., Give Us Paws will be at the library to show us
what dogs do to prepare for a life of service. We’ll even
have some special 4 legged visitors to help out.
Seating for this and most classes is limited. Preregistration is required. Please call the library at
281-492-8592 for more information.
Chinese Musical Performance
Computer Security
Learn how to keep your computer and your personal
information safe from threats and how to be smart when
you visit the World Wide Web. This class will be on
Wednesday, July 8 at 6:00 p.m. No registration required.
Please call 281-391-3509 with any inquiries.
Gardening Club
Join other gardeners in your area on Thursday, July
9, at 11:00 a.m. to learn new ways to grow. Bring your
leftover seeds and exchange for new seeds to try. The
Katy Library Gardening Club meets every month on
the 2nd Thursday. Please call 281-391-3509 with any
inquiries.
Responsible Pet Ownership
Thursday, July 9 at 10:30 a.m. you can learn about
responsible pet ownership with the Houston SPCA.
This program is recommended for ages 5-12. For more
information, call 281-550-0885.
Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton Branch
Library
Fulshear Book Clubs Announce
July Reading Selections
Share your love of reading with other book lovers at one
of the book clubs that meet monthly at Fort Bend County
Libraries’ Bob Lutts Fulshear/Simonton
Branch Library, 8100 FM 359 South
in Fulshear. New members are always
welcome.
The next meeting of the Fulshear Book
Club will take place on Monday, July 20,
beginning at 12:00 noon, in the Meeting
Room of the library. The book to be
discussed is I’ll Be Seeing You, written by
Suzanne Hayes.
The Fulshear Night Readers Guild will meet on
Monday, July 27, beginning at 6:30 p.m., in the Meeting
Room of the library. The book to be
discussed is Same Kind of Different as
Me: A Modern-Day Slave, an International
Art Dealer, and the Unlikely Woman Who
Bound Them Together, written by Ron
Hall.
Anyone interested in joining these
literary-review clubs is invited to attend.
For more information, call the Bob Lutts
Fulshear/Simonton Branch Library at 281633-4675.
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OBITUARY
Nelda Black LeBlanc
1929 - 2015
June 25, 2015, at 7:43 a.m., Nelda Black LeBlanc peacefully
passed on, while surrounded by family. She was born
December 2, 1929 to William Madison and Lillian Mae Black
in Madisonville, TX. She graduated from Huntsville High
School in 1947, and later became the first female butcher in
Madisonville, TX.
Nelda was a wonderful fiddle player, and was in a band that
played on KSAM radio every week. Her father, William, and
brother, Alvin, were also in the band. She loved playing her
fiddle and bringing joy, laughter, and fun times to everyone
around her. Nelda met the love of her life, Anthony “Tony”
LeBlanc, in 1956 and married him the same year. Tony and
Nelda enjoyed 46 years together, until Tony’s passing on
August 07, 2002. She gave every one of the children in her
family a personal nickname, which we will always cherish
forever. Nelda is preceded in death by parents: William and
Lillian Black, brothers: Obert Black and Alvin Black and
sister: Lorain Duncan.
Nelda LeBlanc is survived by sister:Wilma LeBlanc, daughter:
Cecelia and spouse Jorge Ponce, son: Gregory LeBlanc, son-inlaw: Joe Carrasco, daughter-in-law: Janet Coulter, grandchildren:
Erica and spouse Saul Espinoza, Shannon LeBlanc, Joseph
Carrasco, Kristi and spouse Tyler Strickland, Noah Carrasco,
Aarron LeBlanc, and Seth Carrasco, great-grandchildren:
Jesenia Espinoza, Alexa and spouse AlexanderTennyson, Zoey
Minton, Kenadee Murphy, Nicole LeBlanc, Coryn Carrasco,
Caden Espinoza, Adrian Carrasco, Celeste LeBlanc, Amori
Espinoza, Preston Ortega, Selah Cornwell, and Baby Strickland,
City of Katy
Parks & Recreation
Nelda Black LeBlanc
great-greatgrandbaby:
BabyTennyson, and many
more nieces, nephews, family,
and friends. Nelda never met
a stranger.
Good night, God bless
you, we love you, say your
prayers, we’ll see you...
Funeral services were held
Tuesday, June 30th at Sam
Houston Funeral Home 1700
Normal Park Dr. Huntsville,
Texas. Those wishing to
leave memorial condolences
for the family may do so at
www.shmfh.com.
Billy Edward Bruton
1930-2015
Katy Freedom Celebration — July 4th
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VFW Park/Hall-Heritage Park - Fire Station Complex
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The Katy Freedom Celebration will showcase a day
filled with activities provided by the Katy Fire Department,
Katy Heritage Society and Heritage Park, VFW Lodge
and Katy Parks and Recreation. Attractions will include:
vehicle extrications, visits from US Army and Marine
representatives, fire station tour, water hose playtime
and free hotdogs at the Fire Station, lemonade & family
pictures, the Heritage Homes, BBQ plate lunches for sale,
live and silent auctions at the VFW Hall, bounce houses,
games, ice cream, cotton candy at VFW Park. The evening
will end with a glorious fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. on
the east side of Katy Mills Mall.
Katy Summer Nights — July 10th
“Get Hooked on July!"
Harvest Plaza 5701 Third Street - Downtown Katy 7:00
p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Join us for a family fun-filled evening watching the
adventurous TriStar motion picture: Hook! When Captain
Hook kidnaps his children, an adult Peter Pan (Robin
Williams) must return to Neverland and reclaim his
youthful spirit in order to challenge his old enemy.
Bring your favorite little Pirates, Tinkerbells and Lost
Boys, along with your picnic baskets and lawn chairs, and
set up for a picnic in the park and a movie under the stars.
Free popcorn will be provided.
The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. to allow for guests to
get set up. We'll have some games and prizes for the crowd
and start the movie right around "dark-thirty" (8:30 p.m.)
Katy Keepers Academy
This is a first ever camp with an environmental focus
throughout the week. Kindergarten thru 5th grade
campers will enjoy a variety of topics each day that will
incorporate hands on activities, crafts, service work and
even a field trip. Camp fee is $75 and will begin July 13 –
17 from 8 a.m. to noon and parents can drop off campers
as early as 7:30 a.m. and pick them up until 12:30 with
no extra charge.
Junior High students may register as Junior Camp
Counselors and High School students are needed to
volunteer as Senior Camp Counselors.
WHY PRE-PLAN YOUR MEMORIAL?
Billy Edward Bruton
Billy Edward Bruton,
85 passed away Tuesday,
March 24, 2015. Billy was
born January 16, 1930, in
Waco to Jesse and Agnes
Bruton. He was second
youngest of five children.
The family moved to Katy
where he resided until the
age of 15 when entered
the U. S. Navy and was a
member of the Veterans of
Underage Military service.
In January of 2001 he
was presented with his
High School Diploma by
Dr. Leonard Merrell and
Katy High School Principal
Robert
Blankenship,
fulfilling a long time desire.
He now returns to Magnolia
Cemetery where he joins his
parents and twin babies. He
was a long time member of
the Richland Hills Baptist
Church. He is survived by
his wife, Ann Bruton, two
sons; two daughters; and
grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Memorials:
Richland Hills Baptist
Church Choir or Veterans
of Underage Military
Service, 106 Sarah Court,
Lewisberry, PA., 17339.
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Volume 26| Number 13
July 3, 2015 | Page 5
Men In Kilts Cleaning Up in Katy
Oilman Bob Cavnar loves kilts and is often seen wearing
one at social events around Houston. He enjoys kilts so much
that several years ago when he read about Men In Kilts, a
Canadian-based home services company, he was intrigued.
“I met with Nic Brand, the company’s founder, to find out
more,” Cavnar says. “I was wanting to start a company that
was fun, made money (we’re not a charity), and to provide
good jobs.” Men In Kilts fit the bill perfectly.
“How much fun would it be to have guys wearing kilts
show up at your house to clean your windows, pressure wash
your driveway, and clean your rain gutters?” said Cavnar.
This year, the time was right, and he purchased the Houston
franchise. “We decided to target veterans to be our techs,”
he says, “So we went after them; we now have members of
the Army, Navy, and the Marines wearing kilts and we’re
looking for more. We also love athletes. If you’re in shape
and don’t mind hard work, we want you. Oh, and you have
to like wearing a kilt to work every day.”
Cavnar also says that his kilted techs are employees, not
contractors, and are fully insured and bonded, unlike many
competitors. “It’s a huge benefit to have a service company
homeowners can trust to care for their homes. Our goal is to
Oilman Bob Cavnar’s Men In Kilts franchise hires
veterans to clean windows, gutters and pressure
wash driveways.
bring smiles to the world, one Kilt at a time. That’s exactly
what we’re doing in Houston.”
Contact Men In Kilts at 800-777-KILT or http://
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Volume 26 | Number 13
Ashleigh Wostarek Signs With Concordia Tornados
Head Volleyball Coach Nicole McCoy announced the signing of Faith West
Academy’s Ashleigh Wostarek to the American Southwest Conference Tornados.
Team Captain Ashleigh led the Lady Eagles as middle blocker. She posted several
honors for 3-A Division TAPPS Volleyball; 2014-2015 1st Team All-District, 20142015 All-State Honorable Mention, 2013-2014 1st Team All-District, and 2012-2013
2nd Team All-District. Outside hitter/defensive specialist Ashleigh was first team for
Skyline Juniors of Houston’s club volleyball players.
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Local Author Publishes Second Book on Katy
Carol Adams has just had her second
book, “Images of America - Katy”
published. It contains over 200 images
featuring the historic places and faces
of Katy. Adams has been with the Katy
Heritage Society since 1999 and was the
main driver in creating Heritage Park on
Ave. D. She has worked to preserve Katy’s
history and protect its historic resources.
New comers to the area will be amazed to
know the history of this little rice farming
town. Pick up your signed copy at Katy
Contemporary Arts Museum, 805 Ave. B in
Historic Downtown Katy.
Texas Mobile Registration Intake Center in Fort Bend
County Transitions to Disaster Recovery Center
The Mobile Registration Intake
Center (MRIC) in Fort Bend County has
transitioned into a Disaster Recovery
Center (DRC), to provide one-stop service
for those affected by the storms, tornadoes
and flooding that occurred from May 4 to
June 19.
A DRC provides expanded services to
survivors including general information,
help applying for assistance and
information on repairing and rebuilding
structures.
Location and dates of operation
Fort Bend County Rosenberg Annex
4520 Reading Road
Rosenberg, TX 75471
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday – Friday
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday
Closed Sunday
DRCs are staffed with professionals
who will meet with survivors and
answer questions, and help with FEMA
registration. They are operated jointly
by the Texas Division of Emergency
Management, FEMA and the U. S. Small
Business Administration (SBA).
Assistance for eligible survivors can
include grants for temporary housing
and home repairs, and for other serious
disaster-related needs, such as medical
and dental expenses or funeral and burial
costs. Low-interest disaster loans from SBA
also may be available to cover losses not
fully compensated by insurance or other
resources and do not duplicate benefits of
other agencies or organizations.
People who had storm damage in affected
counties also can register for FEMA
assistance online at www.DisasterAssistance.
gov or call 800-621-3362 toll free from 7
a.m. to 10 p.m. daily until further notice.
Multilingual operators are available.
Disaster assistance applicants who have
a speech disability or hearing loss and use
TTY should call 800-462-7585 directly; for
those who use 711 or Video Relay Service
(VRS), call 800-621-3362.
The toll-free telephone numbers will
operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. (local time)
seven days a week until further notice.
Eligible survivors should register with
FEMA even if they have insurance. FEMA
cannot duplicate insurance payments, but
under-insured applicants may receive
help after their insurance claims have
been settled.
Katy Flatland Century Bike Ride
Northwest Cycling Club announces the
28th annual Katy Flatland Century Bike
ride to be held on July 19, 2015. The route
will start at Tompkins High School and go
to Fulshear, Brookshire, Pine Island, (just
south of Hempstead), Sunny Side, Pattison,
Brookshire again, before coming down
Highway 90 to Katy High School and turning
on Highway 1463, continuing to Kingsland,
and Pin Oak and leaving out on Westheimer
to Falcon Landing to back to Tompkins.
Riders will be coming through Katy from 8
a.m. to 4 p.m.
The fully supported ride will feature 28,
42, 56, 62 and 100-mile routes; something for
every level of cyclist with many flat sections
and gentle rollers. The registration fee includes
light breakfast items before the ride as well as
a post-ride lunch and t-shirt. You may register
on BikeReg.com and Active.com.
Northwest Cycling Club is a volunteerbased non-profit organization which
promotes
the
social,
recreational,
transportation and health aspects of cycling
through education, club rides, philanthropy
and meetings of members.
We organize a wide variety of bicycling
activities suitable for biking enthusiasts of
all ages and levels. There are club sponsored
rides every week throughout the year. We
are very active in road riding, mountain
biking, and racing.
You do not have to be a member to ride
with us. Just come out, see if the club is a good
fit for you, and you can then become a member
if you feel a connection. More information
about the club can be found on http://www.
northwestcyclingclub.com/.
Katy Sports
Volume 26| Number 13
The Katy News
July 3, 2015 | Page 7
By Tom Behrens
© The Katy News 2015
West Memorial Tiger Sharks
7 Swimmers Take First Place in Meet of Champions
By Tom Behrenn
West Memorial Tiger Sharks, a member of WHALe
(West Houston Aquatic League) had 85 swimmers eligible
to participate in the end of season Meet of Champions held
at Tompkins High School swimming pool, Friday evening,
June 26. The Sharks competed against other teams in
Division Six of WHALe. Seven of the swimmers, who
finished first in their individual meets, continue on to swim
in the All Stars Meet, Monday evening, June 29 at Katy
High School pool against other first place winners from
other teams.
The Tiger Shark first place finishers in 9-10 years
old girls’ bracket: Lauren Wertz, freestyle, back stroke,
butterfly, individual medley, freestyle relay and medley
relay; Presley Bunting, freestyle and medley relay; Iris
Gantt, freestyle relay and medley relay.
In the girls’ 13-14 years old bracket first place winners:
Ellie Jensen, freestyle, back stroke, butterfly, breast stroke,
and individual medley; Elizabeth Ingram, mixed freestyle
relay, mixed medley relay.
Girls’ 15-18 years old, first place in mixed freestyle relay
were Faith Rutledge and Zoe Gonzalez.
Ellie and Carly Jensen are Kyle and Kim Jensen’s
daughters. Kyle is the President of the West Memorial Tiger
Sharks and Kim is one of the coaches. Besides swimming
for the Tiger Sharks, Carly and Ellie sister swim all year
for Power Aquatics. Ellie, who garnered five first place
medals at the Meet of Champions says her best stroke is
the individual medley.
“I had it pretty easy,” said Jensen, describing the Meet of
Champions. She wasn’t challenged much. At the All Stars
on Monday only 24 swimmers out of Division Six will be
chosen for each event. This is her fourth time she has made
it to the All Stars. Last year she finished 14. “I only swam
one event last year. I didn’t qualify for additional different
style meets.”
She expects some tough competition at the All Stars
Meet. “I think it will be tough to beat the other swimmers.
I know a bunch of other girls on my club team will be
swimming, and I know they are pretty good. I am a little
nervous about it, but I feel like I will do good.”
The Tiger Sharks are representative of the 31 other
WHALe teams in West Houston. Seasons began in April.
“The water was a little cool yet,” said Kyle Jensen.
These swimmers are dedicated to their sport. “During
the school year the kids come together for practice at the
West Memorial swimming pool from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.
In June we practice Tuesday through Friday from 7:30 to
10:30 a.m.”
It’s a competitive league, but many times kids register for the
Tiger Sharks don’t know how to swim the different strokes such
as the butterfly or breast stroke. “They might know how to swim
free style but the other strokes might be a little difficult,” says
Kyle Jensen. “We have to teach the strokes, but most kids know
a little bit of how to swim.
“Some of the six years old swimmers come and don’t even
Katy Alum, Melissa Herman, Named
First Team Academic All-Conference
Southland Conference
HBU senior first baseman/catcher, Melissa Herman was
named First Team Academic All-Conference, Southland
Conference.
Herman, a graduate of Katy High School, makes her
second appearance on the list, as she was honored as a
sophomore in 2013, softball’s inaugural season in the
conference. Last month, she was named Third Team AllConference. Herman ended her HBU career with a 3.72
GPA in kinesiology. Herman was one of three Huskies to
start all 45 games and never missed a start in all four years.
She hit .306 with six doubles, three home runs, and team
bests of 24 RBIs and 25 runs. She went 3-for-3 in stolen
bases, with all three swipes coming against Arkansas-Pine
Bluff (2/15). In that game, she became the first Husky in
nine years to record four walks. Herman led the team with
both an eight-game hitting streak and a 14-game reached
bases streak. She went 2-for-3 with three runs scored and
one RBI at Southeastern Louisiana (2/14). On the season,
she had 10 multi-hit games. She led team with a 99.3 fielding
percentage and had a career 99.0 fielding percentage with
over 1,060 putouts. Herman is one of six student-athletes to
return to the All-Academic Teams.
Catalyst Volleyball Summer Camps
Catalyst Volleyball is offering camps this summer for
all ages and experience levels. See the list below to find
the right camp to take your game to the next level.
July 13-16, All Skills Camp; July 20-23, Setter/Hitter/Libero Camp; July 27-30, High School Tryout Prep
Camp; Aug. 3-6, Junior High Skill Camp; Aug 10-13,
Junior High Performance Camp; and Aug. 17-20, Junior
High Tryout Prep Camp
Call 281-341-0200, email [email protected] or
check www.clubcatalyst.org for more information.
West Memorial Tiger Sharks swimmers collected their share of medals in the Meet of Champions at Tompkins High School. Bottom row:
Dustin Freeman, Chaz Etzel, Ethan Weems, Carly Jensen, Lauren Wertz, Presley Bunting, Ria Roy (kneeling) and Ellie Jensen.Top row: Dayanne
Molina, Elizabeth Ingram, Alexis Saldua, Iris Gantt, Samantha Kettler, Faith Rutledge, Peyton Bunting, Paige Hicks, Anna Grace Pendergrass,
Zoe Gonzalez and Hannah Wertz. Photo by Debi Beauregard.
want to get into the water the first day. Obviously some learn
faster than others to where they are competing, but others are
not able to keep up.
“We had kids who came into the very first practice that
couldn’t swim an entire lap of freestyle. They never had to swim
an entire lap. Now those same kids are able to swim two laps,
swim fast, race, and they know all the strokes. They have made
huge improvements.”
Remaining Places:
Girls 9-10:
Lauren Wertz, 4th place in breast stroke; Presley Bunting,
2nd place, freestyle, 3rd place, backstroke, 2nd place individual
medley, 8th place, breast stroke, and 3rd place, butterfly; Iris
Gantt, 5th place freestyle, 4th place back stroke, and 2nd place
breast stroke.
Boys 9-10:
Dustin Freeman, 7th place backstroke; Chaz Etzel, 5th place
breast stroke, 7th place individual medley.
Girls 11-12:
Paige Hicks, 2nd place freestyle relay; Anna Grace
Pendergrass, 2nd place freestyle relay.
Girls 13-14:
Ellie Jensen, 2nd place freestyle relay and 2nd place medley
relay; Dayanne Molina, 8th place freestyle, 2nd place freestyle
relay, 2nd place medley relay; Peyton Bunting, 3rd place freestyle,
6th place back stroke, 8th place butterfly, 3rd place breast stroke,
6th place individual medley, 2nd place freestyle relay, and 2nd
place medley relay; Hannah Wertz, 4th place freestyle, 3rd place
back stroke, 5th place individual medley, 7th place butterfly, 2nd
place freestyle relay and 2nd place medley relay.
Girls 15-18 years old:
Carly Jensen, 8th place individual medley, 8th place
back stroke, 2nd place free style relay and 3rd place
medley relay; Alexis Saldua, 7th place freestyle, 5th
place butterfly, 2nd place free style relay and 3rd place
medley relay; Faith Rutledge, 2nd place mixed medley
relay; Zoe Gonzalez, 2nd place medley relay.
Chicago White Sox Select Seven Lakes
Catcher Hickman
District 19-6A
According to Your Houston News, Seven Lakes High School
was represented in the Major League Baseball draft for the
third consecutive year as Spartans senior, Michael Hickman,
was selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 36th round.
Hickman, a left-handed catcher, is also committed to attend
and play baseball at the University of Oklahoma next year. He
has been on the professional prospect radar for multiple years,
including being selected for the 2014 Area Code Games.
Hickman, a three year varsity starter, was a key in the potent
Spartans lineup that helped produce an 11-3 league record and
the District 19-6A co-championship.
The Spartans’ MLB Draft run began with pitcher Donnie
Hart in 2013 when drafted by the Baltimore Orioles and continued last year with catcher Kyle Bacak drafted in the 25th
round by Washington Nationals.
Coach: Jill Voss, Mayde Creek
MVP: P Kourtney Coveney, Sr., Katy
Katy Running Back Kyle Porter Being
Wooed by Oregon
Fox Sports reports that Katy High School’s RB Kyle
Porter, a four-star recruit, is very interested in the Oregon
Ducks.
The Ducks are already stacked at running back for the
near future. Thomas Tyner and Royce Freeman will get the
bulk of the carries in 2015, while Byron Marshall, Kani
Benoit and Tony Brooks-James take turns in a reserve
role. Also, the Ducks have 2014 recruits Malik Lovette
and Taj Griffin competing for carries.
Needless to say, the Ducks are all set at RB. However,
Porter is listed as the No. 3 all-purpose back in the country.
The Ducks aren't going to let a player like that get away
without a fight.
As a sophomore in 2013, the 5-foot-11 Porter ran for
nearly 2,000 yards and 23 touchdowns, but shared the ball
with Oklahoma signee Rodney Anderson in 2014. Porter
ran for 1,051 yard and 16 touchdowns in 2014 and also
caught five touchdown passes.
Softball All District Players
FIRST TEAM
2B Macey Esser, Jr., Cinco Ranch; 2B Nicole Valdez,
Jr., Katy; 2B Robin Warren, Sr., Mayde Creek; 3B Kayla
Garcia, Fr., Katy; 3B Lauren Garza, Sr., Seven Lakes; 3B
Madeline Meuth, Fr., Tompkins; C Kayla Applebee, Sr.,
Cinco Ranch; C Corey Burrough, Jr., Katy; C Brittany
Nollkamper, Sr., Cinco Ranch; CF Katie Clark, Jr., Katy;
CF Mckayla Englestad, Jr., Seven Lakes; CF Elizabeth
Glancy, Sr., Mayde Creek; CF Karli Hamilton, Sr., Cinco
Ranch; LF Bailee Shashack, Fr., Katy; P Ashley Kriesel,
Jr., Mayde Creek; P Brooke Tomalty, Jr., Seven Lakes;
SS Alexis Deleon, Sr., Morton Ranch; UT Angie Johnson, Sr., Katy Taylor
SECOND TEAM
Izzy Rollo, Seven Lakes; Madelynne Gil, Mayde
Creek; Allyson Gonzalez, Mayde Creek; Renee Masterson, Morton Ranch; McKay Bloxham, Katy; Destinee
Davis, Morton Ranch; Leah Rubio, Seven Lakes; Gabby
Servello, Cinco Ranch; Marissa Trevino, Seven Lakes;
Sydney Hodge, Tompkins; Lauren Valentino, Taylor;
Emily Hitt, Katy; Isabelle McKiernan, Cinco Ranch; Zoe
Pruden, Tompkins; Briana Tijerina, Seven Lakes; Emily
Schmitt, Seven Lakes.
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CATHOLIC
Epiphany of The Lord Catholic
1530 W. Norwalk Dr. (Nottingham)
281-578-0707
Rev. Tom Lam
St. Bartholomew Church
5356 Eleventh St. • 281-391-4758
Rev. John Kha Tran, Pastor
METHODIST
Crossbridge United
Methodist Church
23720 Seven Meadows Parkway
281-726-3622
St. Edith Stein Catholic Community
3311 N. Fry Road • 281-492-7500
Rev. Ryszard Kulma, Pastor
First United Methodist Katy
5601 Fifth Street • 281-391-2121
Marlin Fenn, Sr. Pastor
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
El Shaddai Asambela De Dios
5610 Lilac Street • 281-391-8839
Peter & Estela Pinon, Pastors
Family Life Assembly of God
1012 S. Mason Road • 281-392-0637
Albert Cortez, Pastor
Journey Church
541 Pin Oak Road • 281-391-3326
Jeremiah Hill, Pastor
ANGLICAN
The Cathedral of St. Matthias
Diocese of Mid America
4142 Dayflower • 281-463-2304
First Baptist Church Katy
600 Pin Oak • 281-391-1100
Dr. Randy White, Pastor
Grace Anglican Community
Woodcreek Elementary School
1155 Woodcreek Bend Lane.
713-557-8684
Rev. Robert Henson, Pastor
BAPTIST
Alief Baptist Church of Katy
906 Avenue A. • 281-530-6893
Redeemer Community Church
24201 Cinco Ranch Blvd
281-371-2156
Mitch Maher, Pastor
Current-A Christian Church
26600 Westheimer Pkwy •
281-395-4722
Darren Walter, Minister
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church Of Christ Katy
5438 5th Street • 281-391-7606
Riverbend Baptist Church
26700 Fm 1093 • 281-346-2279
John C Crowe, Pastor
Cinco Ranch Church Of Christ
6655 S. Mason Road • 281-579-3100
Aaron Walling, Minister
Second Baptist Church West Campus
19449 Katy Freeway • 713-465-3408
Dr. Ed Young, Pastor
Tri-County Baptist
5715 Peek Road • 281-371-3900
Rick Shrader, Pastor
Fleetwood Church Of Christ
15936 Katy Fwy • 281-492-1219
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
655 Danover • 281-391-2263
Tyrone Freeman, Pastor
Bridgewater Baptist Church
Franz Elementary
2751 Westgreen Blvd • 281-578-0970
Michael Thompson, Pastor
Central Baptist Church
Mayde Creek
2855 Greenhouse Road • 281-492-2689
Larry Maddox, Pastor
The Church at Katy
3750 N. Fry Rd. • 281-725-4097
Hopscotch Daycare
Dr. Michael Taylor, Pastor
El Buen Pastor Baptist Church
24525 Clay Road • 281-391-5040
Robert Garay, Pastor
Good News Baptist Church
Of Houston
2502 Katy Hockley Cut-Off
281-391-9199
Virgil Yehnert, Pastor
Kingsland Baptist Church
20555 Kingsland Blvd
281-492-0785 • 281-492-Note
Parkway Fellowship
27043 FM 1093 • 281-391-6673
Mike Mcgown, Pastor
Trinity Baptist Church
10000 Spring Green Blvd. • 281-579-6724
Josh Guajardo, Pastor
Westland Baptist Church
1407 Grand Pkwy South •
281-392-5099
Roy Meadows, Pastor
Westfield Free Will Baptist
3635 N. Fry Road • 281-578-7851
David Ferguson, Pastor
Westside Baptist Church
3883 Lakes of Bridgewater
281-492-3448
Rev. Richard D. Butts, Pastor
Victory Of The Lamb Wisconsin Synod
20351 Cinco Ranch Blvd @ Peek Rd.
281-395-0544
Nathan Buege, Pastor
CHRISTIAN
First Christian Church (Disciple Of
Christ)
22101 Morton Road • 281-492-2693
Rev. Heather Patriacca Tolleson
EPISCOPAL
Church Of The Holy Apostles
1225 W. Grand Parkway South
281-392-3310
St. Paul’s Episcopal
5373 Franz Road, Katy • 281-391-2785
Rev. Christopher Duncan
LUTHERAN
Crosspoint
700 S. Westgreen • 281-398-6464
Bill Woolsey, Pastor
Living Word Evangelical-Lutheran
3700 South Mason Rd • 281-392-2300
Memorial Lutheran - Missouri-Synod
3rd Street & Avenue D • 281-391-0171
John Davis
Grace Fellowship
United Methodist Church
2655 S. Mason • 281-646-1903
Jim Leggett, Pastor
Holy Covenant United Methodist
22111 Morton Road • 281-579-1200
Danny Wayman, Sr. Pastor
St. Peter’s United Methodist Church
20775 Kingsland Blvd. • 281-492-8031
Dr. Pat Sparks, Pastor
Katy Hardware
813 AVENUE B
DOWNTOWN KATY
PH 281-391-3437
FAX 281-391-6922
www.KatyHardware.com
Believers’ World Outreach Church
2100 Franz Rd. • 888-334-2962
Tommy & Rachel Burchfield, Pastors
Church Of Christ In Katy
5458 East 5th St. • 281-391-7606
Church Of The Rock
433 S. Barker Cypress • 281-599-9777
Jorge H. Cardenas, Pastor
Creekside Community Church
Meeting @ Woodcreek J.H.S.
713-705-4878
Tim Douglas, Pastor
The Empowerment Center
20910 Park Row • 281-578-3535
David Roberson, Pastor
Faith Manger Church
20701 Kingsland Blvd. • 281-578-2550
David L. Brown, Pastor
Faith West Church
2225 Porter Road • 281-391-Life
Garry Kerr, Pastor
The Commons at Katy
28727 N Firethorne Rd • 832-535-0250
Woltman Elementary
Gary White, Pastor
The Fellowship
22765 Westheimer Parkway
281-395-3950
Jerry Edmonson, Pastor
MORMON
Church Of Jesus Christ Of LDS
1928 Drexel • 281-391-0687
281-391-5439
Fellowship Bible Church
1507 Katy Flewellen Rd.
281-646-1084
Don Griffin, Pastor
Church Of Jesus Christ Of LDS
1603 Norwalk • 281-578-8934
Bishop Scott Bauer
Hosanna
17700 Clay Road • 281-345-1182
James P. Bell, Pastor
Kainos Community Church
19946 Saums Road
281-599-1473
Joe & Yolanda Herron-Palmore,
Pastors
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints - Nottingham Country Ward
281-578-8930
Church Of Jesus Christ LDS
9950 South Mason • 281-398-7796
NAZARENE
Westside Church Of The Nazarene
3434 Fry Road • 281-492-0234
Rev. Kent Schwamberger, Pastor
NONDENOMINATIONAL
All Around Cowboy Church
5812 Crosstree Lane, Sealy
979-885-1155
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Katy Bible Church
2500 Avenue D • 281-391-7284
Matt Mancini, Pastor
Katy Community Fellowship
Meeting AMC 20 In Katy Mills Mall
281-391-0099 • Tim Barker, Pastor
Katy Vineyard
6161 S. Fry Rd. • 281-579-3433
Alexander Elementary
Kindred Spirit Christian Fellowship
22025 I-10 W
Ramada Limited Hotel, Room 306
281-855-3402
Rev. L. R. Furr, Pastor
Life Church
26189 Westheimer Pkwy • 281-395-5433
www.lifechurchkaty.com
Samuel Rudd, Pastor
Living Way Katy Church
3506 Porter Rd. • 281-391-2273
www.Livingwaykaty.org
Wade Cashion, Pastor
New Horizons Word Of Faith Church
906 Avenue A (Chapel) • 281-391-6770
Eddie L. Stallworth-Cherry Jr., Pastor
Northwest Believers Church
5423 E. Fifth Street • 281-829-8985
Larry Conner, Pastor
Powerhouse Christian Center
1818 Katyland Road • 281-391-0095
G. F. Watkins, Pastor
Resurrection City Church Of Katy
5819 10th Street • 832-332-4687
Dr. Blanchard Layton, Sr., Pastor
The Waters Church
2710 North Mason Rd. • 281-398-4030
Clint Paschall, Pastor
Woven Church
6161 S Fry Rd • 832-263-3307
Wayne Park, Lead Pastor
PENTECOSTAL
Katy Pentecostal Church
2120 Katy Hockley Cutoff • 281-391-1010
Dr. John E. Howell, Pastor
The Pentecostals Of Katy
1941 Westborough • 281-829-1175
Rob Mckee, Pastor
PENTECOSTAL
Trinity Apostolic Faith Church
5900 10th Street • 281-391-3310
Dr. Phillip & Jill Clements, Pastors
Church Listings
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Volume 26| Number 13
Katy ISD Trainers Receive Scholarships
from Memorial Hermann Katy
July 3, 2015 | Page 9
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Charlie Stevens, KISD head athletic trainer; Adrianne Black, Seven Lakes High
School athletic trainer; Santiago; Chris Whitten, Mayde Creek High School athletic
trainer; Medina; Langs; Anjanette Butts, Katy Taylor High School athletic trainer;
Hookstra; Justin Landers, Katy High School athletic trainer; Pitcock; Jim Parisi,
Memorial Hermann Katy CEO.
Six Katy ISD (KISD) athletic trainers
were recently awarded Sports Medicine
scholarships from Memorial Hermann
Katy Hospital, the official healthcare
provider for KISD. Cinco Ranch High
School’s Brianna Nguyen, Katy High
School’s Taylor Pitcock, Mayde Creek
High School’s Michael Medina, Seven
Lakes High School’s Allysa Santiago, and
Katy Taylor High School’s Kendall Langs
and Meagan Hookstra each received $500
in recognition of the distinguished service
they provided to KISD athletic programs
during their high school careers. The
Available to Recipients with a “my Social
Security Account “
The Social Security Administration introduced the expansion
of online services available through its my Social Security
portal available at www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount. Carolyn
W. Colvin, Acting Commissioner of Social Security, announced
that Medicare beneficiaries can now obtain a replacement
card if they have lost, damaged, or simply need to replace it
online using a my Social Security account. "I’m excited about
this newest online feature to the agency’s my Social Security
portal and the added convenience we’re providing Medicare
beneficiaries," Acting Commissioner Colvin said. "Any my
Social Security account holder who misplaces their Medicare
card will be able to request a replacement card using their online
my Social Security account."
Requesting a replacement card through my Social Security
account is a convenient, cost-effective and secure way to ensure
Medicare beneficiaries have a critical piece of identification
available when required by medical providers as proof of
Medicare coverage. Simply access your online my Social
Security account at www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount and
select the “Replacement Documents” tab. Then select “Mail
my replacement Medicare card.” After you request a card, it
will arrive in the mail in approximately 30 days.
my Social Security is a secure, online hub for doing
business with Social Security, and more than 19 million people
have created an a personal account. Current Social Security
beneficiaries can manage their account—change an address,
adjust direct deposit, obtain a benefit verification letter, or
request a replacement SSA-1099. Account holders still in the
workforce can verify their earnings, and obtain estimates of
future benefits. In addition to those existing services, Medicare
beneficiaries will now be able to request a replacement Medicare
card without waiting for a replacement form in the mail. For
more information about my Social Security or to establish an
account visit www.socialsecurity.gov.
Church Listings
continued from page 8
PRESBYTERIAN
Cornerstone Evangelical Presbyterian
1351 S. Mason Road • 281-391-579-1080
Rev. Carter Sanger, Pastor
Grand Lakes Presbyterian
6035 S. Fry Road • 281-646-7500
Rev. Dean Pogue, Pastor
New Hope Presbyterian
1350 N. Mason Road • 281-492-8520
Rev. Brian Long, Pastor
Christ Church PCA
10818 Gaston Road • 281-392-0002
Rev. Fred Greco, Sr., Pastor
SEVENTH-DAY
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
1913 East Avenue • 281-392-5603
Richard Devost, Pastor
Enjoy
students graduated earlier this month, and
each has big plans for the future.
Nguyen will attend Auburn University in
the Fall. Pitcock is enrolled at Louisiana
State University. Both Medina and Santiago
will head West to The University of Texas
at San Antonio. Langs also is attending
Louisiana State University and Hookstra is
enrolled at Austin Community College.
For more information on the hospital,
including orthopedic programs and
community
outreach,
visit
www.
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CARE (2273).
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Sealy Dance Club
Sealy Dance Club is hosting
a public dance on Saturday,
July 4th at the American
Legion Hall in Sealy. The
theme for this dance is Red,
White and Blue. Dance
time is 7:30 – 11:30 p.m.
Music will be provided by
“Charles and The Fabulous
Four.” Great dance music.
Everyone put on your
overalls and come to the
Party: Couples, Singles,
Young and Old. We will have
lots of fun and good music.
The dance is open to the
public. Bring a covered dish
(Cake, sandwiches, chips,
dips, etc.) to be served
during the 9:30 break. Doors
open at 6:30 p.m. For more
information,
call
C.W.
Brandes at 979-885-3489.
The Sealy Dance Club is a
non-profit club.
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The Katy News
Volume 26 | Number 13
Ask the
Expert –
Making Your
Final Wishes
Known
Getting Back to Backyard Basics!
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Fort Bend County, along with the
Fort Bend County Master Gardeners, are offering opportunities for the people of
our region to learn more about getting back to homegrown and homemade basics
through various Backyard Basics programs and workshops throughout 2015.
These programs support healthy living through home-based food production,
preparation, and preservation.
The series of programs offered in Fort Bend County include:
- Earth-Kind Landscapes
• July 18th
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• Aug. 15
- The Fall Food Garden
• Sept. 12th - Composting Made Easy
• Oct. 23rd
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• Nov. 14
- Grilling
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- Fruits & Nuts
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For information on each program, including pricing and registration forms,
please visit fortbend.agrilife.org/backyard-basics or contact Brandy Rader at
(281) 342-3034 or [email protected]. Fort Bend County Extension
Office: 1402 Band Road, Rosenberg, Texas 77471.
Educational programs of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people
without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, genetic information
or veteran status. Persons with disabilities who plan to attend this meeting and who may
need auxiliary aids or services are required to contact Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
at 281.342.3034 five working days prior to the meeting so appropriate arrangements can be
made. The Texas A&M University System, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the County
Commissioners’ Court of Texas cooperating.
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prepared for memorialization. In the
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43. Silly talk or writing, British
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52. Akira Kurosawa’s 1985 drama
53. Fly like an eagle
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Keep Pets Safe This Fourth of July
Pet owners can make the holiday as safe as possible for their dogs
and cats by following these tips:
• Bring all pets indoors whenever neighborhood fireworks displays
are likely. Secure dogs in a room and play music or turn on the
television to drown out the frightening sounds.
• Keep pets away from lit fireworks at all times, including your
own backyard, as some will chase after the bright moving objects
and are at risk to be burned or blinded in the process.
• Ensure that pets are wearing current identification tags.
For the ultimate identification protection, all pets should be microchipped so that they can scanned at an animal shelter or veterinary
office.
If your pet does go missing over the holiday, check with local animal
shelters immediately. Go to the shelter in person to identify your pet,
rather than calling or emailing the shelter, as staff may not be able to
respond in a timely enough fashion to ensure your pet’s safety.
Opportunities to join their
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The Katy News
Volume 26 | Number 13
Almost Finished
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