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VOLUME 6, NO. 50 (#254) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 & 27, 2018Serving all of the North Shore -- Channelview, Sheldon, Galena Park, Jacinto City
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North Shore Mustangs headed to StateBy Allan Jamail
Saturday, December 15,2018 at NRG Stadium theNorth Shore Mustangsromped on the Lake TravisCavaliers bringing the
Mustangs within one gameof a state championship ti-tle. The 51 to 10 lopsidedscore put into Lake Travis’football history as theworst playoff defeat ever.
The super-charged Mus-tangs came out on the field
and waged a relentlessfour quarter assault ofrough and tumble footballon both offense and de-fense. After spanking theCavaliers for three quar-ters with his startersCoach Jon Kay began sub-
stituting his talented back-up players into the gamewho continued the spank-ing.
The Mustang offensewas hitting on all cylindersas running back ZachEvans ran for 196 yards
and four touchdowns,while sophomore quarter-back Dematrius Davisgave them plenty of bal-ance with 231 passingyards for two scores.
The galloping Mustangoffense made 7 touch-
downs (TD’s), Zach Evansran for 4 TD’s, John Gen-try ran for 1 TD, quarter-back Dematrius Davispassed to Zorhan Rideauxfor 2 TD’s and John Villa-
See Mustangs, Page 3
Merry Christmas& Happy Holidays From the City of Galena Park
ESMERALDA MOYA, MayorROBERT L. COLLINS, City Attorney
713-467-8884 / 800-Su-Ayuda
Commissioners:ZENAIDA GRANADOS
RODNEY CHERSKYVERONICA GARCIABEVERLY MULLEN
MAYRA GONZALES, City Secretary
Pol. Adv. paid for by Robert L. Collins
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
From the Channelview FireDepartment And Commissioners of
Harris County ESD #50
Channelview Fire Department assistswith Annual Community Toy Drive:
Annual CHRISTMAS PARADESaturday, December 22 starting at 10:00 am.
Thank you for contributions to the Toy Drive: Arkema,Caterpillar/Solar Turbines, Lyondellbasell, Southwest Shipyard,Ashley Self Storage, Channelview Ministry Team, Channelview
ISD and Ctab Disaster Relieft/Houston Responds.
Season’s Greetingsfrom
NORTH SHOREROTARY
Supporting Youth & CommunityProjects in the North Shore
You are invited to join our Service Club. For membership information,Call 713-818-3995
Bill Bowes, President
We packed and delivered 300 Christmas Food Baskets for NeedyFamilies. Pictured are Rotary members, Interact students from
Channelview High School, and students at Crenshaw Elementary.
Rotary members, Interact students, and students at Hamblen Elementary.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGSWelcome to our specialHoliday Edition. We will notpublish on Dec. 27, our nextissue will be Jan. 3, 2019.However, you can read theresults of the North Shore Play-off game on our web page:www.northchannelstar.com.
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Wishing You Happy Holidaysand a Prosperous New Year
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tLetters to Santa ttLetters to Santa t** **Dear Santa,I want to work at
Santa’s Toy Shop. I amHelpful. This is goodbecause I can help Santarude the sleigh. I canhelp Santa make thetoys. This is importantbecause kids need toplay. You should ride meto work at your toy shop.
Sincerely, ArisbethMontalvo
** **Dear Santa,I want to wotk at the
sant work hop. I canmake people happywhen I help them. I amfriendly. I Will be on timeso can people can workewith Mi. You should hireme to work at your toyshop.
Sincereley EmilyBucio
** **Dear Santa, I want to work at
Santas toy shop. I canread. This is goodbecause I can read kidsnotes. I am nice. I canmake kids feel happier. Ican work fast. This isimportant if not kids willnot get a gift BecauseYou should here me towork al your shop.
Sincerely, Mia Gonza-lez
** **Dear Santa,I want to work at the
Santa Toy Shop. I can befun. This is good be-cause I can be kind tocustomers. I am helpful. Ican wrap up thetoys. I amresponsible. I willbe on time to theshop.
Sincerely,Kevin MartinezMarin
** **Dear Santa,I want to work with
you. I can help withcleaning the toys. This isgood becouse when yougive the toys away theywill be clean. I amresponsible. I canorganize the toys on thesled. I will be on time.This is important be-cause I can finish faster.You should hire me towork at your shop.
Sincerely,Jennifer Mendez
***Dear Santa,I well like a nitendw
swech and a ps.5 withfornite. I was graut.
Marcus Celestine, 9
***
***Dear Santa,How is evolen? I ben
good tese yery. Thak youfor the ten. Thes yery Iwot a netonso a nowPS1.
Ravi, 9
***Dear Santa,I would like some
headphone for mynintendo switch. LostKitteys toys. Clues for my mom. A gift crad for my mom. Fornite shrat and I was good for my mom.
Jordan, 8
***
***Dear Santa,Can I please have a
morefbond? Thank youfor everything and forgiving. I think it is nice.
Kynlee Felder, 7
***Dear Santa,Can I have a rifle
sniper that is an erf gun,Nintendo switch, DS, asniper that is an air softgun too.
Jeremiah VanBasbirk,8 years old
***Dear Santa,Can I please have a
ps4 for Christmas? I alsowant a Nintendo switchfor Christmas. Pleasegive me those two things.I want them please.
Eli, 7
***Dear Santa,How are you and Mrs.
Claus. I have beenhelping my mom a lot.Thank you for the thingslast year. I would likebeybade metal fusiontoys I would be 100%happy to get one. Thankyou and Merry Cristmas.
Eric Villarreal, 8
***Dear Santa,How are you and Mrs.
Clause doing? I havebeen very good this year.I have been helping mymommy. Thank you forthe braclet last year. Ireally liked it. This yearand I would love to havea phone so I could call
my mom. I woldbe full of joy.
HaydenMcMurray
Dreyer,8
***
fill your home with love and joythrough the closeness of friends, family,and the comfort of home. And may ournation renew ourselves to serving the
least amongst us and treating oneanother with respect and dignity.
SYLVIA R. GARCIA
Season’s Greetings
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VOLUME 6, NO. 50 (#254) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 & 27, 2018Serving all of the North Shore -- Channelview, Sheldon, Galena Park, Jacinto City
NORTH CHANNEL ✯STARYour News, Your Newspaper
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Issue #254 OF THE STAR
Mustangs to compete for State Title
Galena Manor Civic Club holds Christmas Party
Photo by Allan JamailThe Galena Manor Civic Club came together for their annual Christmas party at the Galena Park Alvin Baggett Community Center. President Rosemary Coreathers and club officers puttogether a Christmas celebration dinner with delicious food and desserts. Members enjoyed traditional Christmas music mixed with religious and spiritual songs. Drawings for doorprizes was exciting and fun filled for everyone. The 2019 membership drive is underway, anyone interested in joining can call President Coreathers at 832-755-6294 or email:[email protected] to learn how they can join the club. The civic club meets monthly on the 3rd Monday at 6 PM at the Alvin Baggett Community Center, 1302 Keene Street,Galena Park, Texas. Citizens interested in joining the civic club can come to a monthly meeting to learn the benefits of being a member.
lobos kicked a field goal.They garnered 557 totalyards and 28 first downs,the Cavaliers only got halfas much with 268 yardsand 14 first downs.
At the end of the gamemany of the fans cheeredthe players with the con-tinuous chant, “EAST-SIDE BOYS SHOW’D UP.”Fans have tagged the team“East Side Boys” for sever-al years.
Kay’s 15 – 0 undefeatedMustangs head to Dallasto play the undefeated 14– 0 Duncanville Panthers.These two will battle it outat 7 p.m. Saturday, Decem-ber 22nd at the AT&TCowboys Stadium with theUIL 6A Division I state ti-
tle on the line.It’s the grand show-
down, Texas’ two mostpowerful high school foot-ball team’s square-off forthe title and the last gameof the football season. Thisgame will have the eyes ofnation’s college and profes-sional scouts watching forfuture recruits. The cham-pionship game will be tele-vised on FOX SportsSouthwest Plus andstreamed on Fox Sports Goapp.
Last week Duncanvilledefeated Allen breakingAllen’s 30 game winningstreak, this earned Dun-canville the number oneranking in the state whilethe Mustangs hold the
Mustangs,CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
Photo by Allan JamailThe Mustangs charge onto the field while fans chant, “East-Side Boys Show UP.”
Photo by Allan JamailGalloping Zach Evans leaves behind a Cavalier grabbing the air and falling to the turf on his1st of 4 TD’s in 3 quarters of play and 196 yards.
number two ranking.The Mustangs have won
15 games this year withdouble-digit scores, but thePanthers defense has onlyallowed a double-digitscore on them three timesthis year.
Coach Kay brought aMustang Class 6A DivisionI state championship to theGalena Park School Dis-trict in 2015, against theAustin Westlake Chapar-rals. A Saturday win willgive North Shore threestate titles, having wontheir first championshipagainst the WoodlandHighlanders in 2003 in 5ADivision I under CoachDavid Aymond.
Galena Park ISD wouldlike to congratulate theMustangs and wish themthe best of the luck at theState game! Go Mustangs!
INSIDE: Season’s Greetings & Letters to Santa
Retiring Congressman Gene Greenhonored at Holiday Reception
THE RECEPTION HEAD TABLE included (l to r) Hosts Chris and Ana Diaz, Helen and GeneGreen, State Representative Mary Ann Perez, Host Amir Khan, and Pct. 3 Constable ShermanEagleton, and Congresswoman-elect Sylvia Garcia, not pictured, who was speaking.
By Gilbert Hoffman
A reception was heldlast Friday evening to hon-or retiring CongressmanGene Green, and thankhim for the 26 years of ser-vice to the community herepresented. Green waselected to represent TexasDistrict 29 in 1992, andwas re-elected 12 times.
Green is known for hisservice projects in the com-munity, including JobFairs, Immunization Days,Citizenship Days, Payingfor College Workshops, Se-nior Citizens Forums, andVeterans’ forums.
Prior to his terms inCongress, Green served inthe Texas House and Sen-ate. He will be succeeded
by Sylvia Garcia, who wonthe election in November.Garcia was the keynotespeaker at the reception,reprising Green’s careerand service to the commu-nity, and promising to con-tinue his service projects.
The reception was heldat the Holiday Inn on theEast Freeway, hosted byConstable Chris Diaz andwife Jacinto City MayorAna Dia, and Amir andSabrina Khan.
The event was attendedby about 150 friends andwell-wishers, a cross sec-tion of the several commu-nities he served, and theorganizations in each ofthese areas, including pas-tors, Rotarians, civic clubleaders, educators, andbusinessmen.
Host Constable Chris Diazpresents an appreciat ionplaque to Gene Green and wifeHelen.
Hosts Sabrina and Amir Khanwith Congressman Green.
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AUSTIN — Texas Attor-ney General Ken Paxtonapplauded a Dec. 14 FortWorth federal districtcourt decision declaringunconstitutional the U.S.Affordable Care Act, wide-ly known as “Obamacare.”
Ten months ago, Paxtonand Wisconsin AttorneyGeneral Brad Schimel leda 20-state coalition lawsuitchallenging the constitu-tionality of the 2010 healthcare law, arguing that Con-gress rendered all ofObamacare unconstitu-tional by doing away withthe tax penalty in Obam-acare’s individual mandatewhen it enacted PresidentDonald Trump’s tax over-haul.
“Today’s ruling halts anunconstitutional exertionof federal power over theAmerican healthcare sys-tem,” Attorney GeneralPaxton said. “Our lawsuitseeks to effectively repealObamacare, which willgive President Trump andCongress the opportunityto replace the failed socialexperiment with a planthat ensures Texans andall Americans will againhave greater choice aboutwhat health coverage theyneed and who will be theirdoctor.”
Supporters of the healthcare law said the federaldistrict court’s rulingwould be appealed.
TEA releases ratingsThe Texas Education
Agency on Dec. 12 releasedits final 2018 state aca-demic accountability rat-ings for 1,200 schooldistricts and charters andmore than 8,700 campus-es.
Preliminary state ac-countability ratings wereannounced by TEA in Au-gust. The final ratings in-clude results of an appealsprocess that provides dis-tricts and charters an op-portunity to contestpreliminary ratings.
The Texas EducationAgency received 172 schooldistrict and campus-levelappeals in 2018, comparedto 66 in 2017.
Texas’ top lawyer cheers courtruling against Obamacare
The ratings are avail-able at www.tea.texas.gov.
Revenue isdistributed
Texas ComptrollerGlenn Hegar on Dec. 12announced he would sendcities, counties, transit sys-tems and special purposetaxing districts some $761million in local sales taxallocations for the monthof December.
The amount is 9.5 per-cent more than the amountreported by the Office ofthe Comptroller in Decem-ber 2017. Allocations arebased on sales made inOctober by businesses thatreport tax monthly.
Abbott, Chamber chatGov. Greg Abbott on Dec.
10 participated in a "fire-side chat" at the U.S.Chamber of Commerce’sAssociation Committee of100 meeting in Austin.
The Committee of 100,or C100, is comprised ofassociation executivesfrom across the countrythat represent industriesfrom energy to health care.Twice a year, C100 mem-bers meet to address issuesfacing the business com-munity.
Abbott and C100 ChairMatt Shay discussed work-force development andstrategies that promoteeconomic success.
“CEOs and businessleaders continue to investin Texas because of ourhigh quality workforce andour commitment to lowtaxes and reasonable reg-ulations,” said Abbott.“However, as the globalmarketplace shifts to a21st century economy, Tex-as must focus on the fu-ture. That is why the LoneStar State will continue todiversify its economy andinvest in our workforce to
ensure we remain a globalpowerhouse.”
Survey revealspriorities
Texas Land Commis-sioner George P. Bush onDec. 11 announced theTexas General Land Of-fice results of a regionalplanning studies survey ofcitizens, local officials,councils of governmentand river authorities incommunities impacted byHurricane Harvey.
Participants in the sur-vey indicated flood controland drainage improve-ments are the top needsfor their communities.Texas General Land Of-fice will use the results ofthe survey to determinewhich projects would bestaddress the concerns iden-tified by local input, Bushsaid.
More information isavailable atrecovery.texas.gov.
TxDOT receivesgrant
The Texas Departmentof Transportation on Dec.6 was awarded $50 millionin federal grants to pay forcritical improvementsneeded to address safetyand connectivity in thebooming Permian Basin.
Through its Better Uti-lizing Investments to Le-verage Development(BUILD) Transportationgrants, the U.S. Depart-ment of Transportation ishelping pave the way forTexans and the rest of thenation to have safe andimproved access to oil andgas.
“Investments in ourstate’s roads and high-ways are an essential partof ensuring that Texascontinues to grow andprosper,” said Gov. Abbott.
DPS starts socialmedia
The Texas Departmentof Public Safety on Dec. 11announced the launch ofnew social media accountsfor the Texas HighwayPatrol.
The expanded socialmedia network comple-ments existing connec-tions the departmentalready has with commu-nities on topics related tothe highway patrol.
DPS Director StevenMcCraw said, “We arepleased to announce thatnow you will also see theTexas Highway Patrol onits own social media chan-nels, where you can followalong and connect withthis dedicated group ofmen and women proudlyserving and protecting ourstate.”
** **Dear Santa,How are you and Mrs.
Clause doing? I tried todo my best and I didkind of good. Thank youfor the xbox 1 last year.This year can I get somebooks and legos. And Iwill be really reallyhappy! Merry Christmas!
Keegan McGee, 9
** **Dear Santa,How are you and Mrs.
Claus doing? In school Iact good I made a lot offriends and get goodgrades. Thank you forthe piano last year. Ireally like it. This year Iwant hedphones and Iwant my hedphone tohave a nic and maybesome legos and a PS4. Ifeel like I deserve it alittle bit and if you get mewhat I wanted forChristmas I'd be filledwith joy!
Gabriel Palacia, 8
** **Dear Santa,How are you and Mrs.
Clause doing? I am beingnice to my frins? Thankyou for the Diary I like it.This year I wood want tohave a book. So I canread the book? MerryChristmas.
Grenlie, 9
** **Dear Santa,I hope you are doing
well! I have been gettingAB honor roll and thankyou for the phone you gotme last year. And Iwould like a new phonethis year and it wouldmake me so happy. AndI would be grateful.Merry Christmas.
Alexiya Thomas, 9
** **Dear Santa,How are you and Mrs.
Claus. I have beenhelping my mom a lot.Thank you for the thingslast year. I would likebeybade metal fusiontoys I would be 100%happy to get one. Thankyou and Merry Cristmas.
Eric Villarreal, 8
** **How are you and Mrs.
Clause doing? I havebeen very good this year.I have been helping mymommy. Thank you forthe braclet last year. Ireally liked it. This yearand I would love to havea phone so I could callmy mom. I wold be full ofjoy.
Hayden McMurrayDreyer, 8
** **Dear Santa,I would like an New
par of jens and a newsmall bed and a iphone10 also a desk for mylaptop and a chair. Ihave been really goodthis year. I have beengood because I sayplease and thank you toSanta please and thankyou.
Priscilla Lopez, 8
** **Dear Santa,I would like an
American doll car alsoAmerican doll kich andAmerican doll. I alsowont a American dollfridge and Playdo andcollring book. I have bungood.
Eleyna McPherson, 8
** **Dear Santa,I would like an hoodie.
I would also like a newphone for my mom. Ihave been really goodthis year. I charged myphone.
Kamryn Monce, 8
** **Dear Santa,
I would likesome headphone for mynintendo switch. LostKitteys toys. Clues formy mom. A gift crad formy mom. Fornite shratand I was good for mymom.
Jordan, 8
tLetters toSanta t
Last-MinuteHoliday Gift Ideas
(StatePoint) We’veall been there before.Procrastinated oroverscheduled ourholiday season to thepoint where we leaveourselves little to notime to shop for lovedones. But great giftsdon’t necessarily needto be planned monthsin advance.
These last-minuteideas will bring cheerto the season for gift-givers and recipientsalike.
• A Gift Basket: Agift basket is easy toprepare and, if createdby you, won’t feel last-minute at all. With afew customizations foran individual’s prefer-ences, this is an ex-tremely thoughtful gift.Shopping for a personwith a sweet tooth? Hitup the candy aisle andget most of your itemsfrom there. Shoppingfor a foodie? Prepare abasket of interestingherbs and spices fromaround the world. Thepossibilities are end-less. After you’vearranged the itemsnicely, spiff it up with afew bows and flourish-es in your gift recipi-ent’s favorite colors.
• A Timepiece: Ifyou’re stumped for agift for that pragmatic,stylish someone thatwill be appreciated forboth its beauty and itsfunctionality, consider
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a great timepiece in aclassic design that willcomplement a varietyof styles, such as thosefrom Casio’s VintageTimepiece Collection.Featuring stainlesssteel bands in suchdifferent metallic colorcombinations as goldand black, and rosegold and silver, theyare equipped with anLED-lit display face, acountdown timer, a 1/100th second stop-watch, as well as adaily alarm, hourlytime signal and auto-calendar. This throw-back accessory is bothuseful and fashionable,adding a bold, retro-inspired look to anyoutfit.
• Movie Night:Everyone loves a trip tothe movies, and thesedays, it’s easier thanever to send a loved oneto the theater againand again. With aMoviePass member-ship of just $9.95 amonth, you can givethe gift of unlimitedtheater-going to yourfavorite cinephile.
This holiday season,don’t show up empty-handed or re-giftsomething genericlying around the house.There are plenty ofthoughtful gifts thatcan be prepared at thelast minute and yourrecipient will be nonethe wiser.
Gilbert Hoffman, Architect713-977-2555
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Channelview High School workingto build an inclusive culture
The dude. be nice Clubat Channelview HighSchool is on a mission tobuild a positive learningcommunity by rallying to-gether to recognize othersin a fun, creative andmeaningful way. Throughtheir efforts, the campusculture at ChannelviewHigh School has been im-pacted. The organization’s
Inrecognitionof inspira-tionalteachingnationwide,51 teachersaround thecountry,representingeach stateand theDistrict ofColumbia,have beennamedrecipients ofthe first-ever Nation-alUniversitySystem-Sanford Teacher Award.
Galena Park ISD isproud to announce Mrs.Norma Burke, EarlyCollege High Schoolscience teacher, has beenselected as the Texasrecipient of the SanfordTeacher Award. Mrs.Burke was nominated byan anonymous studentfor her enthusiasm in theclassroom, making
Members of the dude. be nice club distributed candy canes to students, faculty, and staffat Channelview High School.
150+ members created thecandy cane project inwhich they distributedcandy canes to students,faculty, and staff. “Wewanted an opportunity tospread Christmas cheerand holiday happinessthroughout ChannelviewHigh School,” said sponsorMs. Lindsey Smith. “Thestudents were excited
about the results of thecampaign as over 1,000candy canes were given toour CHS family.”
dude. be nice (DBN) is amedia company designedto create a more consciousculture. ChannelviewHigh School is in its firstyear of implementationand membership is open toany interested CHS stu-dent.
GALENA PARK ISDEarly College High School teacher namedrecipient of the Sanford Teacher Award
learning fun and helpingstudents realize their fullpotential. She wasselected by a panel ofeducators to be namedthe representative ofTexas and received a$10,000 check for demon-strating her commitmentto creating inspirationaland harmonious lessonsin the classroom that
have helped her students’development and achieve-ment excellence.
Mrs. Burke has nowqualified for a chance tobe recognized as thenational winner of theSanford Teacher Award,which will be named inearly 2019.
Congratulations, Mrs.Burke!
Pictured left to right Norma Burke, ECHS teacher; representative fromNational University System; Dr. Jeff Hutchinson, principal at Early CollegeHigh School.
tLetters to Santa t** **Dear Santa,How is everything
going? I’m good athelping and math. Thankyou for the stuff yougave me. I liked to playwith them. I had my harton a faseblade. If I got itI will be happy. MaryCrismes.
Tate White, 8
** **Dear Santa,How are you and
Mrs. Clause doing? I hopyou are doing well. I amdoing good in reading. Ireally need to try harderin math. Thank you forthe gifts last year. Thisyear have a LoL dollsand I will share it to myfriends and I will like tohave a alppe wach and Ireally need it to call mymom. When somethinggoes wrong so pls.
Zoey beth Valencia, 9** **
** **Dear Santa,I would like an
hoverboard. I would alsolike a phone case for myphone. I have been reallygood this year. I was agood boy this year. Keptmy room clean.
Aiden Gonzalez Pet, 9** **
** **Dear Santa,I would like Boxy girs.
I would also like BeatleStuff. I have been reallygood this year. I cleanedmy room and I did mycloths and hang up mycloths and I did my bedand a American fridgeand a American lockerand mini BackPacks formy dolls.
Ilany, 9
** **
** **Dear Santa,I would like 20 gauge
shot gun for hunting.Woiders bottom land. Iwould like ciim binstand.
Grodr Sparks, 9** **
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** **Dear Santa,How is everything
going? I've been helpingmy mom. I realy love theipad. This year I woldlike a xbox one. I willlove it! Merry Christmas!
Lane Landree, 8
** **
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LyondellBasell hosts Christmas Party for Seniors
North Shore Rotary provides 280 food basketsfor families in the North Channel Area
On Dec. 6,LyondellBasell’sChannelview Complexhosted its 37th annualSenior Citizen’s ChristmasParty. Employee volunteerscooked a full course steakand chicken dinner andmade a number of tastyappetizers forapproximately 550 seniorsfrom the North Channelarea who were bused in byHarris County Precinct 2.The winter wonderlandparty was held at Armenta’sand featured dancing,raffles and a rousing gameof Bingo.
On the morning ofThursday, December 13th,Channelview High SchoolInteract Club volunteeredto assist the North ShoreRotary with creating foodbaskets for families in theNorth Channel Area. Im-mediately after 280 bas-kets were filled, a caravanof Rotarians, Interact stu-dents, and ChannelviewISD maintenance employ-ees made a stop to all ele-mentary campuses in thedistrict to deliver food bas-kets to families in needduring the holidays. “Thegenerous donations by theNorth Shore Rotarianswill provide meals for fam-ilies during this holidayseason,” said Superinten-dent Greg Ollis. “TheNorth Shore Rotary Clubis a great friend of Chan-nelview IndependentSchool District, and we appreciate their humanitarian service to families in our school district.”
North Shore Rotary Club Rotarians and Channelview High School Interact students deliverfood baskets to McMullan Elementary School.
On Wednesday, December 12, The Galena Park ISD PEIMSDepartment teamed up with North Shore Senior High School(NSSHS) to spread holiday cheer at the Bridgecrest RehabilitationSuites. Over 80 NSSHS students representing student council, theNational Honor Society, the art club and many other organizationsjoined in to give Christmas gifts to the residents and decoratedtheir room doors. “This is a great way to give back to the communitythat has done so much for us,” Myra Castaneda, program directorfor educational support, said. The students and PEIMS Departmentput a huge smile on the residents’ faces as they decorated thefacility just in time for Christmas!We would like to thank Bridgecrest for letting us bring the Christmasspirit to their residents.
GALENA PARK ISDNorth Shore Senior High andGPISD PEIMS department bringholiday cheer to BridgecrestRehabilitation Suites
Team Sylvia Garcia “We Made History”celebrates with Thank You lucheon
Photo by Allan JamailMonday, December 17, 2018 Congresswoman elect Sylvia Garcia provided a delicious Mexican food lunch for a group ofher supporters at the El Jardin Mexican Restaurant. Garcia became Texas’ first female Hispanic to be elected to the U. S.Congress. Garcia will be sworn in this January to represent the 29th Congressional District following Congressman GeneGreen’s retirement.
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James V. “Jim” Garrett,80, passed away on Decem-ber 1, 2018 peacefully athis home. He was born onOctober 27, 1938 in Hous-ton, Texas to parentsJames Porter and MarieEmma Garrett. He attend-ed Jacinto City Elementa-ry School, Galena ParkJunior High, and GalenaPark High School.
James proudly servedhis country in the UnitedStates Marine Corps from1956 to 1960. He retired in2001 from his career as aState Trooper at the Tex-as Department of PublicSafety after 37 years of em-ployment.
James is preceded indeath by his parents, auntsand uncles, and severalcousins. He is lovingly sur-vived by his wife, Lisa(Gibbs) Garrett; sister,Carolyn Tarris; brother,D o n a l d G a r r e t t ; t w odaughters; three grand-children; four great-grand-children; as well as severalnieces, nephews, extendedfamily members , andmany friends.
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Mary Catherine Ear-nest, 58, passed awaypeacefully December 14,2018 at her home in Hous-ton, Texas.
Mary was born in Hous-ton on June 15, 1960 toparents James and MargieCockerham. She marriedthe love of her life, JackyEarnest, on July 19, 1991and they enjoyed almost 30years together. Mary was aloving wife, mother, grand-mother, and friend tomany.
She is preceded in deathby her parents; and sisters,Nancy and Janie. Mary issurvived by her husband of27 years, Jacky Earnest;children, Shane Earnestand Shana Ramsey; grand-children, Dillon and Daw-son Ramsey; as well asnumerous extended fami-ly members and dearfriends.
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BIRTHDAYSDec 20--Kerney ThomasDec 22--Rusty WilliamsonDec 23--Barbara WhitbyDec 24--Janice Loftin
Russell RachDec 26--Rick Bobalik
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Robert Lee Barrett
ROBERT LEE BAR-RETT, 94, of Barrett Sta-tion, Texas transitioned toglory on Monday, Decem-ber 3 rd , 2018 at BayshoreMedical Center in Pasade-na, Texas surrounded byhis family.
Life will never be thesame for all those whowere blessed to have beentouched and loved by sucha PNEUMATIKOS MAN !
Special Commenda-tions & Tributes will beginFriday, December 14 th ,2018 at 11:00 a.m. with aBeautiful White, Glass-Enclosed, Belgian HorseDrawn Hearse escortingMr. Barrett’s Casket toeach of the most signifi-cant destinations of hisLife’s Journey and Heri-tage within his HistoricHometown of Barrett, Sta-tion to include:
1) Original US Highway90 Homestead where hewas born
2) Barrett Road Estatewhere he grew up
3) Shiloh MissionaryBaptist Church where heworshipped
4) His Arcadian DriveHomestead Estate wherehe lived all his adult lifewith his family & operat-ed his landscape & nurserybusiness and finally
5) The Barrett StationCommunity Center (Har-ris County Senior CitizenProgram) where he social-ized, traveled and abso-lutely loved attending!
His “Celebration of LifeService” will be filled withTributes beginning at10:00 a.m. on Saturday,
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Kathryn DunlopDec 21--Roger & Lisa
SimmonsDec 25--Bill & JoAnn
TurnerDec 28--Kyle & Tricia
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December 15th, 2018 atShiloh Missionary BaptistChurch located at 12418FM 2100 Rd, Crosby, Tex-as 77532.
A Special MemorialWebpage has been estab-lished in his Honor as fol-lows:www.Never-Gone.com/Me-morials/Robertleebarrett
Robert Lee was bornApril 19, 1924 during theGreat Depression, to thelate Robert Eli and LillieAmos Barrett in the His-toric Community of Bar-rett’s Settlement, Texas;currently known as Bar-rett Station.
Robert was a decedentof the late, great, FrankBarrett, Sr., one of theoriginal settling BarrettStation forefathers (Harri-son Barrett’s Brother) andthe great nephew of thelate Harrison Barrett,Founder of Barrett Settle-ment.
He was the third oldestof 14 children and was theoldest living until his re-cent passing. His rearingwas filled with many tra-ditions, experiences; mor-
als; values; solid work eth-ics and mandates thatwere the perfect formulafor the makings of a truePatriarch and Icon. He metand married the love of hislife, Lucille Patrick, in1947. She preceded him indeath in 1988.
During the early yearsof marriage and father-hood, Robert worked tire-lessly to provide for hisfamily within the RefineryIndustry as a General La-borer with such leadingcompanies as Humble Re-finery (Now ExxonMobil);Shell Oil and SheffieldS t e e l . H e s e t t l e d a tStauffer Chemicals andmade quite a name forhimself (Nicknamed: Pee-Wee) with a tenure of 30years, 10 months and 15days until the plant closedits doors in 1982. At thattime, he focused on thefamily business, Barrett’sNursery, alongside hiswife on a fulltime basis se-curing additional commer-c i a l a c c o u n t s a n denhancing the landscapefor many area properties.Notably, various CrosbyIndependent School Dis-trict (CISD) Campuses andkey residents throughoutthe surrounding, Barrett,Crosby, Channelview andBaytown Communitiesand Greater Houston Ar-eas.
He is survived by foursiblings, eight children,twenty-one grandchildren,fourteen step-grandchil-dren, forty-s ix great-grandch i ldren ; threegreat-great grandchildrenand countless other loved-ones & friends.
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On this night beforeChristmas, all throughour store,The diamonds werebrilliant like never before,
Goldearrings and pendants,silver and pearls,
And so manyshoppers, mostly grownboys and girls.
A wall made ofwatches and another ofgames,We know all your facesbut not all of your names,
Greetedby smiles and freshdrinks from our staff,
We chat, sharememories and talk ofdays past.
Red rubies, greenemeralds and sapphiresgalore,With new friends arrivingand approaching the door,
New watches,pretty rings, and lowprices to share,For more than 40 years,we’ve known that youcare.
So, on Christmas Evewhen we then close ourdoors,to spend time with ourfamilies, just like you willwith yours,We’re reminded of those
Part 2
By Allan Jamail
December 19, 2018 –These few Home HolidayCrime Prevention Tips ismeant to help you have ahappy holiday season. Forsure there’s lots of“criminal scrooges”watching the neighbor-hoods for the carelessholiday season resident,don’t be their victim.
Don’t open your door tostrangers, be aware thatcriminals sometimes poseas couriers deliveringgifts, even wearing acompany uniform they’vestolen or bought at agarage sale.
Be extra cautiousabout locking doors andwindows when you leaveyour house or apartment,even for a few minutes.
When returning homeafter a shopping trip,have the house keys inyour hand, ready to usewhen you reach the door,you might have beenfollowed from the store bya criminal.
Leave lights turned onboth inside and outsideyour residence after dark.Criminals don't likebright places.
If you will be awayfrom home for severaldays, make arrangementsfor someone to pick upyour mail and newspa-pers. An overstuffedmailbox is a sure signthat no one is home, andburglars are tempted tocheck those envelopes forholiday gifts.
Keep your blinds orcurtains closed, don’topenly display your treeand gifts in the frontwindow so they are easilyvisible from the street.It’s too tempting for apotential criminal tosmash the window andgrab the wrappedpackages…or plan a laterbreak-in based on theirearlier observation.
Don’t
Harris County, Texas -- The Harris County FireMarshal's Office wantsall residents to practicefire safety when decorat-ing this holiday season.Candles, holiday decora-tions, and Christmastress are not only beauti-ful, fun and part of theholiday season, but theyalso increase your firerisk.
"As you and your fami-ly prepare for this joyoustime of year, we ask thatyou also think about firesafety , " sa id Harr isCounty Fire MarshalLaurie L. Christensen."By following a few firesafety precautions, likeensuring decorations arenot placed too close to aheat source and blowingout candles when youleave a room, you willprotect your family fromfire and provide a happyand fire-safe holiday sea-son."
The Harris CountyFire Marshal's Office en-courages everyone to fol-low these holiday firesafety tips:
• Be careful with holi-
Diamond Jim: "On this nightbefore Christmas”
who we’ll miss at thistime,It’s hard to believe somany years have gone by.
Our proud “Wall ofHonor” saluting theBrave,Our “Missing Man Table”honors those in theirgrave,I think of the manywho’ve passed on before,They protected our peace,our land, and our shores.
And as I turn off thelights on this eve of greatjoy, I can’thelp but be thankful tothose who deploy,
Tonight with myfamily, we’ll all say thisprayer…“See them home safely,they have family there”.
We are so grateful tothose who have served, doserve and will serve…
Merry Christmas andThank you!
Diamond Jim is adiamond dealer andprecious metals broker ofNTR Metals. See more at:www.pineforestjewelry.com.
If you have questionspertaining to jewelry,watches, diamonds,precious stones, preciousmetals, and other ques-tions related to the jewelryindustry, [email protected].
NORTH CHANNEL STARHOLIDAY CRIMEPREVENTION TIPS
advertise…burglars lookfor occupancy cues likeoutdoor lights burning 24hours a day, piled upnewspapers, mail, oradvertising flyers hang-ing on the door knob.
Use an inexpensivelight timer to turn on andoff a light when you areaway and ask a neighborto pick up your newspa-pers and mail.
If you go out for theevening, turn on lightsand a radio or televisionso the house or apartmentappears to be occupied.
Be mindful of burningcandles and too manylights plugged intooutlets/extension cords,these are on the Top 10Causes of House Fires.
Burglars know to lookfor the hidden door keynear the front entrance.Don’t hide spare keysunder rocks, in flower-pots, or above door ledges.Instead give the sparekey to a trusted neighbor.
Burglars prefer toenter through unlockeddoors or windows. Aholiday problem can occurwhen exterior Christmaslight extension cords arerun inside through awindow that prevents itfrom being secured.
The after openingpresents, don’t pile upempty gift boxes fromyour new computer, DVDplayer, or stereo receiveron the street for thegarbage collector. Bur-glars appreciate knowingthat you have expensivegifts inside for them tosteal. Break the boxesdown or cut them up toconceal the items better.
Home Holiday CrimePrevention Tips Part 2 /Allan Jamail is a NorthChannel Star writer whohas Crime PreventionEducation from theUniversity of San Marcusand the Texas Depart-ment of Public SafetyLaw EnforcementAcademy.
day decorations. Choosedecorations that areflame resistant or flameretardant.
• Keep l it candlesaway from decorationsand other things that canburn.
• Replace any string oflights with worn or bro-ken cords or loose bulbconnections. Read manu-facturer’s instructions fornumber of light strandsto connect.
• Water live Christmastrees daily to ensure theydo not dry out.
• Always turn o f fChristmas tree lights be-fore leaving home or go-ing to bed.
Following these firesafety tips can protectyour family and friendsfrom fire. The HarrisCounty Fire Marshal'sOffice also recommendst e s t i n g y o u r s m o k ealarms and carbon mon-oxide alarms to ensurethey work properly. Hav-ing an escape plan andpracticing that plan isalso imperative for yourfamily's safety. If a firebreaks out, you only haveminutes to escape.
Harris County Fire Marshalencourages holiday decoratingand Christmas Tree fire safety
Spelling Bee Winners
Congratulations to our Spelling Bee winners! Kyla Gijan, 1stplace. Jillian Fallin, 2nd place. Alexa Torres, 3rd place!Students will advance to the district spelling bee in thespring!
tLetters to Santa t***Dear Santa,How is everything
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** **Dear Santa,I would like cupcakes
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Zady Bejarano, 9
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