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Page 2, Section A, SOUTH BELT LEADER, Thursday, June 18, 1987
Write On!
SRC-Sagemont Recreation, Center, 481-9426
BHP-Beverly Hills Park, 941-2476
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To have Items published in the calendar, call
Sharon at 481-5656. The deadline is noon
Thursday, two weeks before the scheduled
event.
The South Belt Leader publishes all let-
ters received on a space-available basis.
There is a 300-word limit; however, when
space is available, this limit may not be en-
forced. Letters published represent the opin-
ion of the signee, not the staff of the South
Short notice of
Safeway closing
slights community
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
. , Angkor Wat—An exhibition of National
Belt Leader. All letters must be signed and Geographic photographs of the 13th century
will be published with a name and address. Temple of Angkor Wat in Cambodia will be on
The Leader retains the right to edit for display through Aug. 30 at Houston Museum of
length, misspelling and grammar. Letters Natural Science. One Hermann Circle Drive. 526-
may be mailed to: Editor, South Belt 8:30 a.m.
Leader, 11555 Beamer, Houston, Tx. 77089. Houston Mobile Health Unit—Available to im-
munize children needing DPT vaccines. Located
in front of Bracewell Library, Almeda Mall. Free,
be responsive as it finally has begun to bend 10 a.m.
to some of the pressures created over the Cokesbury Methodist Friendly Folks Club—
to some pressures e 9 . Meetings are held every second and fourth Tues-
last year. The trees and shrubs would not bay until 2 p.m. Open to all retirees. MUD 13
have been planted if Steve Buckman had Bldg., 11610 Sageyork. 944-4833.
not lobbied so hard. We would not have 10:30 a.m.
a management firm at an additional cost Crafts 'N Things—Kids from 8-12 years old will
a management - A an aaaiuonai cost be making a special designer bookcover for their
of $9,000 cruising the neighborhood and own. Some will be made from counted cross
writing letters to our homeowners if we had stitch materials and others will be made from
The Kids Line—A recorded message for children mation, contact the Sagemont Recreation Center
for special events going on in Houston. Spon- at 481-9426.
sored by the Jr. League. 622-5437. 6:30 p.m.
g a.m. Family Violence Support Group—Meets every
New Gem and Mineral Collection-A permanent Mon. Sponsored by the Bridge, a Pasadena
feature of the Houston Museum of Natural shelter for abused women and children. Humana
Science. The exhibit includes 600 mineral speci- Hospital-Southmore, 906 E. Southmore. 473-2801.
mens plus hundreds of gems. Open until 5 p.m. 7 p.m.
One Hermann Circle. 526-4273. Breast Awareness Class—Presentations are
9:30 a.m. planned by health care professionals from Mem-
Prepared Childbirth Class—S.A.C.E. will begin its orial Southeast Hospital on the Texas Breast
next Prepared Childbirth class at St. John’s Hos- Screening Project, which is implemented by the
pital in Nassau Bay. Runs through July 18. Parent- American Cancer Society. The goal of this pro-
ing and sibling classes are offered free of charge ject is to save lives. There is a great need for ear-
to those enrolled in the childbirth series. For ly detection among Texas women and men. Staff
more information call 488-7977. Development Classroom. 929-6194.
10 a.m. Women’s Aerobics Class—Also Wed. Presby-
Sibllng Class—A class to help children ages 3-10 terian Church of the Covenant, 3929 Colgate (Park
prepare for a new brother or sister. Offered the Place area) 643-6567.
second Sat. of each month. Parents are welcome. Sexual Assault Survivors Support Group—Meets
every Mon. Humana Hospital-Southmore, third
not embarrassed the board over its inept wallpaper, constuction paper and stickers,
interpretations and inconsistent enforce- Johnson Branch Liba3611 Reed Road.
Again Safeway does it—with the closing ments. People are still receiving letters spectrum of Osteoporosis: Causes, Prevention
of the Old Safeway at South Belt and based on the bias interpretations we have and Treatment—Michael E. Hunter, D.O.,
Hughes with real short notice; and ter- come to know so well. If you don’t believe F.A.C.O.G. will cover such topics as risk factors,
minating our friends and neighbors, not in- me, check the yard at 10131 Sagegate. The early detection, treatment including estrogen
viting them to the new store. Expecting owner received a letter May 30 stating the neinonar factors. Memona Southeast Hospital,
great volumes of business from this local lawn needs “mowing, edging, or weed- staff Development Classroom. 929-6194.
close-knit community, they then thumbed eating.” The management firm was give an 5 p.m.
their noses at us by costing us many opportunity to check for error and stated Freniciassendor children"hererparar
thousands of dollars by hauling off park- the letter was correct. This is one of the best Southmore, 906 E. Southmore Ave. Pasadena,
ed cars at a vacant parking lot, requiring kept yards in Sageglen, but it is also one 477-0411, ext. 3004.
new credit applications from customers of of the homeowners who have wished to 6 p.m.
15 years or more, the short notice closing have a carport for a long time and have not The Cultural Arts Council of Houston CACH's
Southeast Association for Childbirth Education,
17511 El Camino Real, Suite 148. Call 488-7977 to
register.
NASA Museum—Free tours available dally.
Everything you ever wanted to know about space.
Nasa Rd. 1. 483-4321.
Armand Bayou—Estaurine Bayou in its natural
state. Boat ride operated Wed.-Sun. Free. 8500
Bay Area Blvd. 474-2551.
The Children’s Museum-A place for children to
touch and discover. Exhibits include Childhood
on the Texas Frontier, a re-created settlement
from 150 years ago, a miniature grocery market,
a recycle center with creative art projects and
Kidtechnics, an exhibit on science and techno-
' , , . :annual meeting will be held outdoors at St. Jos-
of Drugs For Less, and now short notice been afraid to speak up for it. It there a eph's Catholic Church. Groundbreaking cere-
closing of the new store with little or connection? When will the bias end? Why monies for a new community park adjacent to the
nothing contributed back to this locale, have our legal expenses more than tripled church will be held. Friends and family members
They will be missed like a toothache. in the last four years? Why are we raising are welcome, however reservations are recom-
maintenance fees when we have nearly Downtown YMCA Runners' Ramble Club-
Van Davis $200,000 in CD’s? Runners will run to a local restaurant for fun and
11327 Sageheather Drive I would ask Sherry Fauth what she frolic! No pre-registration is required. $5 yearly
Houston Texas 77089 means bv “The board is elected bv a ma- dues. All ages welcome. Every Thurs. during day-
1 nc uuai u CCCICC a light-savino time Tennis Center at Memorial Park
jority of homeowners?” No one on the 659-8501,next 286 Memorial
board was ever elected. They were all ap- ’ 7 p.m.
pointed, then re-elected by the “machine.” South Belt Area Art Organization-Meets the sec-
Joe Fauth has never been elected! He was ond Thursday of every month. San Jacinto South
appointed 18 months ago and cares so American Business Women’s Association-
much about his duties as to have missed Discovery chapter meets the second Thursday of
many of the meetings this last year. each month at the Hobby Hilton on Airport Blvd.
It’s time for Sageglen homeowners to Prepared Childbirth Cpresented by The
question the distorted writings displayed by southeast Association for Childbirth Education.
Fauth and Knecht. It’s time homeowners Runs through June 25. For more information or
logy. Special exhibits include “What If I
couldn’t...?”, an exhibit promoting the
understanding of handicaps. Tues.-Thurs., Sat.
Knecht, Fauth
statements
misleading
and Sun. until 5 p.m. and Fri. from 10 a.m.-noon.
$1 for children and $2 for adults. 3201 Allen
Parkway. 522-8185.
11 a.m.
Children’s Room—Also Thurs. at 10 a.m. Signed
storytelling for the deaf offered the second Sat.
of every month. Houston Public Library, 500
McKinney. 224-5441.
1 p.m.
Two-Part Breastfeeding Preparation Class—To
prepare soon-to-be mothers for the breastfeeding
experience. $25 for non-members of S.A.C.E. and
$15 for those taking S.A.C.E. childbirth classes.
St. John Hospital in Nassau Bay. 488-7977.
2 p.m.
Prepared Childbirth Refresher Course—The
series runs for two weeks and is designed for
those who have taken childbirth classes with a
previous pregnancy. 17511 El Camino Real.
488-7977.
It was nice to see the Leader’s snappy rally behind SOS. Yes, we have started SOS to register call 488-7977. St. John Hospital in
new format for what is now called “Write for the homeowners; but the homeowners Nassau Bay. 8 p.m
On.” It was also nice to see our Sageglen will have to carry the message at election Follies—The finale to Theatre Under the Stars
Association president, Mr. Tom Knecht, time. I believe SOS can organize the home- 19th season. Juliet Prowse, John Cullum, Pat-
finally come out of the shadows to address owners to be stronger than the Board’s rice Munsel, Licia Albanese, Marilyn Maye and
real issues. Hopefully, on his next try he machine. SOS is the voice of the home- Harvey Evans will headline the all-star cast. Runs
can state some facts for homeowners to owners of Sageglen. sitthrugr WNe 28. 826 70888s n an
“Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living In
John K. Huston Paris”-Thurs., Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m. and Sun.
SOS Task Force at 7:30 p.m. through June 27. Tickets are $12
10207 1 Thurs. and Sun. and $15 Fri. and Sat. Carillon Arts
102VO basesare Center, 10001 Westheimer. 692-4436.
“One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show”—A worldly
nightclub owner finds himself saddled with the
chore of serving as guardian to his deceased part-
ner’s naive young country daughter. On the Large
Stage at The Ensemble Theatre through July 5,
3535 Main St. 520-0055.
“Love Song for Miss Lydia”—This Southwest
Premiere is about a woman who runs a rooming
house and takes in an old Romeo against the
warning of her friends. Also Fri. and Sat. at 8:30
p.m. and Sun. at 5 p.m. through June 28. On the
Arena Stage at The Ensemble Theatre, 3535 Main,
520-0055.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
HCC Faculty Art Exhibition-On display will be
the work of Berit Bihl (sculpture), Edith Frame
(drawings), Heidi Gerstacker (jewelry), Kay Johns
(fiber art) and Donna Kleszcz (paintings). On
display through July 31st. For more information,
call 630-7264.
“Gateway to the Universe”—The Planetarium’s
entry corridor has been completely redesigned.
Six display cases now present colorful 3-D travel
posters to places in the universe. Houston
Museum of Natural Science and Planetarium,
One Hermann Circle Drive. 526-4273.
8:30 a.m.
Co-Ed Excercise Class—Taught by Dr. Michael
Stokes. Also Mon. and Wed. St. Luke’s Social
Hall, 11011 Hall Rd. at Sageberry. Free. 481-1623.
8 p.m.
consider.
Since first becoming aware of the contro-
versy concerning the Sageglen board last
July, I have attended every monthly meet-
ing. This is two more than Mr. Knecht and
at least four more meetings than Mr.
Fauth. At first, I wasn’t sure whom to
believe, but over time I’ve become all too
Beverly Hills club
familiar with Mr. Knecht, and his policies. » j
Since August ’86 I’ve tried without suc- tnanKSLeader
cess to find comparative data to determine
what our legal costs have been for ’83, ’84, for support
’85 and ’86 to settle the issue of what is ap- • 1
propriate spending for legal fees. I hoped The Beverly Hills Civic Club would like
to see figures for dollars spent, cases to express its sincere thanks for your sup-
brought, delinquent maintenance fees col- port in publicizing our civic activities from
lected, and a “legal cost per case” week to week. We could not reach the peo-
established for each type of enforcement ple without your help.
action. You are to be commended for the great
Time after time Mr. Knecht assured us community service you provide for the
that the board had “dollars well spent” on South Belt Area.
legal fees but repeatedly refused to divulge
7:30 p.m.
Michele Pillar and Loeff Benward—Appearing in
concert at Sagemont Baptist Church Auditorium,
11323 Hughes Road. Tickets are $7. Call 481-8770
for more information.
SUNDAY, JUNE 21
10:45 a.m.
The Silver Jubilee of our Founding—The Catholic
Community of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini. Rev.
Joseph A. Fiorenza, D.D., Seventh Bishop of
Galveston-Houston, will preside and preach.
Reception following.
11 a.m.
14th Annual Fathers’ Day Picnic—Texas Fathers
for Equal Rights will hold its annual picnic at
Grady Park, in the 5300 block of San Felipe be-
tween Sage and Yorktown. The public is invited
to enjoy the cook-out, soft drinks, games and
other events. For more information call 960-0407.
1 p.m.
Pasadena Historical Museum—Exhibits include
dioramas, old-time kitchen and turn-of-the-cen-
tury doctor’s office. Weekends 1-5 p.m. Hwy. 225
at Shaver exit near San Jacinto Historical Site.
tion, call 473-7572.
The Compassionate Friends—Bay Area Chapter.
A support group for families who have lost a
child. Meets the third Tues, of every month.
Friendswood United Methodist Church. 482-4061.
7:30 p.m..
Sweet Adelines—Houston Horizon is a chapter
of Sweet Adelines, Inc., a non-profit music educa-
tion organization with more than 700 chapters.
They are dedicated to teaching women the art of
singing four-part harmony, barbershop style.
Meets every Tues, at trinity Lutheran Church, 800
Houston Ave. Guests and prospective members
are welcome. Call 772-8974 for additional
information.
Prepared Childbirth Class—The series runs
through July 14. Free to those enrolled in the
Childbirth series. St. John Hospital in Nassau
Bay. 488-7977.
Sagemont Civic Club—Meets the second Tues-
day every month. SRC on Hughes Rd. Contact
floor classroom, 906 E. Southmore. 473-2801. Mary Obenauf at 484-8092.
7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24
Gulf Coast Bottle and Jar Club—Regular monthly
meetings are held the first Mon. of each month 9 a.m.
at the M-Bank in Pasadena, 1001 East Southmore Pasadena Music Teacher’s Association-Meets
at Tatar. Programs may be collections brought in the fourth Wed. of every month. Open to all music
by members and discussed by them; general teachers. For more information, contact Dorothy
show and tell; or educational slides and tapes. Jackson at 481-3882.
They have an annual auction and Christmas par- “Easy Does It”—A light exercise class for
ty, also several social gatherings during the year women. Presbyterian Church of the Covenant,
Including picnics and digs. Visitors are always 3929 Colgate (Park Place area). 643-6567.
welcome with no obligation to join. 9:30 a.m.
The Manic Depressive Support Group—Meets Mother’s Day Out—For children 8 months-4
every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. This years. Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 3929
group helps provide families and friends of Colgate (Park Place area). 643-6567.
manic-depressive patients with a better under- 9:45 a.m.
standing of this illness and how it affects them. Young at Heart Club—Meets the second and
HCA Pasadena Bayshore Medical, Doctors Din- fourth Wed. of each month. Lots of activities,
ing Room II, 4000 Spencer Highway. 944-6666, trips, etc. Covenant United Methodist Church,
ext. 6005. 7900 Fuqua. 991-5527.
Texas Fathers For Equal Rights—A non-profit 10 a.m.
organization for the divorced. Conducts sharing Understanding the Diabetic Diet—Presented by
sessions every Mon. Harris County Civil Court- one of the dieticians at Memorial Southeast
house, 301 Fannin at Preston. 960-0407. Hospital, Barbara Rylander. Are you a diabetic?
Al-Anon Group for Parents—Every Mon. Humana Do you really understand your diet and what it is
Hospital-Southmore cafeteria. 906 E. Southmore, all about? RSVP at 929-6194.
477-0411, ext. 2521. Harris County Bookmobile—A wide selection of
books, records and magazines for all ages. Every
TUESDAY, JUNE 23 other Wed. Library cards are free to all Harris
gam County residents. Holiday Foods at Scarsdale
Oll Painting for Adults—Offered year round. $25 and Beamer. 467-1590.
per month. Classes for youth at 4:30 p.m. Neigh-- 10:30 a.m. . ... . , .
borhood Centers, 720 Fairmont in Pasadena. Retired Persons Fellowship-Activities include
044.0186 games, potluck lunch, special programs, etc.
10.20 a m First Wed. °f each month. Kirkwood South Chris-
Berenstaln Bears—A presentation of the famous tian Church. 481-0004.
bears for children fromm pre-school through six Storytime at the Library - Ages 3-5. Bracewell
years old. Johnson Branch Library, 3511 Reed Library in the parking lot of Almeda Mall.
Road. 941-3130.
12:15 p.m.
Bible Study—This free study is offered every
Tuesday until 12:45 p.m. Conducted by members
of the Christian Emphasis Committee who use
only the Bible as the textbook with emphasis on
no particular belief. Downtown YMCA, 1600 Loui-
siana, Booth Hall. 659-8501, ext. 248.
2 p.m.
Stroke Support Group—Meets the first Tuesday
of every month in dining room B of Memorial
South-
east Hospital, 11800 Astoria.
4 p.m.
Sagemont Youth Tumbling—$16 for 8 weeks.
Runs each Tues, and Thur, through July 28. For
more information, contact the Sagemont Recrea-
tion Center at 481-9426.
6 p.m.
The Basics of Running a Small Business-
Members of the Active Corps of Executives will
conduct a two-part workshop on start-up and
first-year activities. $10 fee for workbook. Co-
sponsored by the Small Business Administration.
Jungman Branch Library, 5830 Westheimer.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
The United Ostomy Assocication—Meets the ._______________________________________________.
first Sun. of’each month. No meetings sche- for new members. San Jacinto Bay Area Chapter
duled on holiday weekends. Open to people with 1025. 117 Pasadena Freeway. For more informa-
ostomys, their families and friends and anyone
Parents Without Partners—Orientation meeting
2 p.m.
“Fauna on Film: Stuart Little”—This film presen-
tation of Stuart Little is limited to school-age
children. Tickets are required; they will be
available the day of the program only. Tickets are
free. Alief Branch Library, 7979 S. Kirkwood.
6:30 p.m.
Table Tennis Club—Meets every day at Meadow
Creek Park. New members invited. 5333 Berry
Creek. 941-8240.
7:30 p.m.
Prepared Childbirth Class— Runs through July
15. Free of charge to those enrolled in the child-
birth series. St. John Hospital in Nassau Bay.
488-7977.
Drug Abuse Programs of America (DAPA)— Every
Wed. night at Sagemont Presbyterian Church,
11303 Hughes. 484-7425.
THURSDAY, JUNE 25
8:30 a.m.
Houston Mobile Health Unit—Available to im-
munize children needing DPT vaccines. Located
in front of Bracewell Library, Almeda Mall. Free.
10 a.m.
Cokesbury Methodist Friendly Folks Club—MUD
13 Bldg., 11610 Sageyork. Meetings are the sec-
ond and fourth Thurs. until 2 p.m. Open to all
retirees. 944-4833.
any details because “the board’s policy is
not to comment on matters under litiga-
tion.”
While Mr. Knecht insists that the board
spent wisely, our last SOS meeting brought
out the information that the board is now
asking for an itemized statement and has
spent far less than the budgeted $40,000 so
far this year, (“a little over $3,000” as per
the 4/23/87 edition of the Leader.) This is
a far cry from $38,000 in 1986, particular-
ly from a group who has spent our money
“wisely” and not changed anything.
Stan Townsend
President, Beverly Hills
Civic Club
Merchants give
generously
to grad party
“Personals”—A musical comedy that chronicles
the exploits of a diverse group of men and women
searching for love in the personal ad columns.
Thurs.-Sat. at 8 p.m. and Sun. at 5 p.m. through
Aug. 15. Tickets are $15-$18. Stages, 3201 Allen
Parkway. 52-STAGE.
“Born Yesterday”—Bright, humorous satire
about a crooked, egotistical junk magnate who
hires a young writer to educate his chorus girl
If we upstarts have criticized Mr. Knecht
unfairly, let him show us we are wrong with In today s Leader appear the names of mistress who obviously has more glamour than
facts in this column. Otherwise, there’s a those who gave so generously to Dobie’s grammar. Runs through July 5. $10 for all perfor-
growing number of us who are convinced Project Graduation. When you consider mances. Actors Theatre of Houston Box Office,
that he and the Sageglen board misman- that the first requests for donations were 529-6606 " just oft Kirby n the Rc
aged funds spent on attorney’s fees in years mailed May 14, the response was over- 8:30 p.m.
’85 and ’86. whelming! Thank you, Suzy Voss, a very “Carmine Street”—The cast is composed of a
We, of the SOS Task Force will be “rant- special lady and friend who co-chaired the deaf cleptomaniac, a millionaire begger, a practi-
ing" again at our next meeting June 23 at fundraising responsibility with me. She put orotr NTOUgRTiy S
the M.U.D. 13 Building, 11610 Sageyork in some long hours and did a territic job. a Sunday matinee at 3 p.m. Theatre Southest,
at 7:30 p.m. Our husbands, Ken Bowen and Cody 6830 Wilcrest at Bellaire. 661-9505.
Voss . . . thank you for hauling prizes First Friday at the Firehouse—The first Friday of
D 1 1 port Th each month. Poetry reading sponsored by the
Steve Buckman around, working all night at the party to Poets Workshop of Houston. An open reading
10230 Sagemark give them away and for just being there, always follows the featured poet. Free. 1413
Co-chairman, SOS Task Force My husband suffered take out hamburgers Westheimer. 521-3519.
for seven straight nights. Special thanks Comedy Showcase—Live stand-up comics. Wed.,
also Norman Salinas from Foley's Thurs. and Sun. at 8:45 p.m. and Fri. and Sat. at
„ , , also to Norman Valinas from Foley s 8:30 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. Mike Vance, Ray Chapa
I am appalled by the twisted and mis- cosmetics Frances Ezell of Continental and Joe Grady appearing. Also June 20. Reser-
represented statements of Knecht and Airlines, and Carol Haley, my co-worker, vations required. 12547 Gulf Freeway at Fuqua,
Fauth in the South Belt Leader. I have at- My only regret is that I won’t have a senior Commoms at Southgreen. 481-1188
tended as many association meetings as next year who will be a part of an even SATURDAY, JUNE 20
“Blueprints for the Future”—The new permanent
installation boasts the latest innovations in space
architecture with models and full-scale mock-ups
Knecht this last year and certainly more greater Project Graduation ‘88. Thank you
than Fauth. everyone!
SOS was founded to speak for the home-
owners of Sageglen, not on the points of
flippantly rebuffed in Knecht’s letter.
Knecht’s little kingdom has only begun to
Nancy Bowen from the University of Houston’s Center for Ex-
Fund Paidino perimental Architecture. The new hall will be up-
. - dated regularly. Houston Museum of Natural
Project Graduation Science, One Hermann Circle. 526-4273.
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Fellow, American College of Foot Surgeons Appointments Available
interested. Humana Hospital-Clear Lake, class-
room 3. 482-6079.
Sam Houston Park—Six of Houston’s oldest
structures, five houses and a church, restored
and furnished with 19th century antiques. Tours
on the half hour until 5 p.m. 1100 Bagby. 223-8367.
2:30 p.m.
Prepared Childbirth Class-Presented by the
Southeast Association for Childbirth Education
through June 28. For more information or to
register call 488-7977. Bayshore Hospital in Pas-
adena.
6 p.m.
Y.A.N.A.—Group of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Humana Hospital-Southmore, third floor class-
room, 906 E. Southmore.
7:30 p.m.’
Prepared Childbirth CLass—S.A.C.E. will begin
its next class today at 17511 El Camino Real,
Suite #48. The series runs through July 19. Pre-
natal, parenting and sibling classes are offered
free of charge to those enrolled in the Childbirth
Series. For more information or to register for this
or future series call 488-7977.
MONDAY, JUNE 22
8:30 a.m.
Co-Ed Aerobic Class—Taught by Dr. Mike
Stokes. St. Luke’s Social Hall. 11011 Hall Road
at Sageberry. Free. Also Wed. and Fri. 481-1623.
9 a.m.
“Easy Does It”-A light exercise class for
women. One hour. Also Wed. and Fri. Presby-
terian Church of the Covenant, 3929 Colgate (Park
Place area). 643-6567.
Mother’s Day Out—For children 8 months-4
years. Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, 3929
Colgate (Park Place area). 643-6567.
9:15 a.m.
Aerobics—Sagemont Recreation Center. Mon.,
Tues., Wed. and Thurs. Also 5:30 p.m. $36 for 9
weeks. 11507 Hughes. 481-9426.
2 p.m.
Summer Saxophone Series—Houston Public
Remember When?
(From South Belt Leader files)
10 years ago this week
• The Supreme Court ends an election controversy by denying an approval re-
quest by the loser, Republican Ron Paul, and confirms Democrat Bob Gam-
mage as congressman from the 22nd District of Texas.
• Houston city Councilman Frank Mancuso tells residents of Beverly Hills that
he should be able to get more lights for the park on Kingspoint.
• The residents of Scarsdale will be sent questionnaires to decide if a pool will
be built for the subdivision.
5 years ago this week
• A portion of Ellington Air Force Base will be donated to the city of Houston
for use as a general aviation facility, according to President Reagan.
• A natural gas well is being drilled just west of Wood Meadow about 100 feet
from Scarsdale Boulevard. It will be replaced in a week with a 'smaller rig.
• Water was turned off to 34 residences in Sagemeadow and Kirkwood South
who were 90 days or more late in paying their bill.
• A report by the Pasadena ISD reveals the Texas Education Agency’s accredia-
tion monitoring committee rated the district high and listed numerous areas
of commendation. .
• The Sageglen Subdivision, in a recent 60-day period, had 50 reported
burglaries.
Local
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graduates
Deanna Dann graduated
Library and the Houston Saxophone Quartet are
co-sponsoring a concert series, to be held from the University of
throughout the summer at several library loca- Louisville on May 17 with a
tions. Collier Branch Library, 6200 Pinemont. bachelor of science degree
3 p.m Pc -
Eat What You Cook—This Texas Expanded Nutri- in sociology. She was a
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