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THE GUIDE October 25, 2012 @heightsleader

Local Learning Resources Right Here

in Your Community

LEARNINGWORLD OF

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APPLY NOWApplications for students 3 years old through 7th grade

will be available November 3, 2012 both online at www.Houstonisd.org or at the school ofce.

Completed applications with all of the required forms are due back January 11, 2013 to be included in the lottery.

Parents of New Applicants are asked to attend one of our new applicant orientations, either January 29 or February 9.

RESERVE A TOUR

901 Sue Barnett Houston, TX 77018-5415 713-696-2930

Public Montessori PK 3-7th Grades

Tours of the school are held on Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. through April 4, 2013.

Contact the school to RSVP for a Thursday morning tour.

HOUSTON ISDHouston Independent School

District encompasses 301 square miles within greater Houston and serves an enrollment of more than 203,000 students at 279 campuses. It is the largest public school system in Texas and the seventh largest in the United States.

Dr. Terry Grier is HISDs super-intendent, and he is assisted by chief school of cers to meet the speci c needs of students in elementary, middle and high schools. These chief school ofcers lead teams that include school improvement of cers that work directly with school principals.

The district is organized within ve geographic regions North, East, Central, West and South by feeder patterns composed of speci c elementary, middle and high schools.

However, families are free to

choose a school anywhere in the district, and HISD prides itself in a wide array of magnet, Interna-tional Baccalaureate and charter schools that offer a variety of programs and specialties to suit a students aptitudes and interests. For options, go to the districts School Choice section of its website at http://tinyurl.com/9rxldwf. The nine trustees of the board of education, elected to four-year terms from single-member districts throughout the city, establish goals, policies and operating guidelines for Houston ISD.

Anna Eastman represents Lead-er communities. She may be con-tacted at [email protected]

Board members are: Michael L. Lunceford, president; East-man, rst vice president; Juliet K. Stipeche, second vice president; Rhonda Skillern-Jones, secretary; Greg Meyers, assistant secre-

tary; Paula M. Harris; Lawrence Marshall, Harvin C. Moore and Manuel Rodriguez Jr., members. The board meets at 5 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at 4400 West 18th Street.

Call 713-556-6005 or visit www.houstonisd.org for information.

PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS

Baptist Temple School, 230 W. 20th, 713-862-6655.

Assumption Catholic School, 801 Rose Lane, 281-447-2132.

Houston Christian High School, 2710 West Sam Houston Parkway North, 713-580-6000, www.houstonchristianhs.org.

Immanuel Church Lutheran School, 306 E. 15th, 713-861-8787.

Heritage Oaks School, 2931 W. 12th St., 713-426-1848

St. Mark Lutheran School, 151 Hillendahl, 713-468-2623, www.

gostmark.org. Lutheran High North, 1130

W. 34th St., 713-880-3131, www.lutheranhighnorth.org.

Our Savior Lutheran School, 5000 W. Tidwell, 713-290-

8277, www.oslschool.org. St. Ambrose School, 4213

Mangum, 713-686-6990.Explaining and nding our schoolsContinued on Page 20


Immanuel Lutheran School

306 E. 15th Street in the HeightsSchool: 713-861-8787

www. i mm a n u e l h o u s t o n . c om

ADULT DAY CARE905 West 34th Street

7am-5pm M-F 713-868-1515

17 years same location Socialization, Fun, Games Medicaid and Private Pay

Garden Oaks Adult Activity Center

St. Pius X High School, 811 W. Donovan, 713-692-3581, www.stpiusx.org.

St. Rose of Lima School, 3600 Brinkman, 713-691-0104, www.stroselima.org.

St. Thomas High School, 4500 Memorial Drive, 713-864-6348 www.sths.org

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The Houston Parks and Recre-ation Departments After School Enrichment Program is available for children ages 6-13 through-out the school year and includes activities such as crafts, eld trips, sports and even homework help. For more information, call 832-395-7292 or 832-395-7296.

There are also Teen Recreation Programs for students ages 13 to 18 throughout the year and offers awareness activities, es-say competitions, motivational speakers and even college tours. For more information, call 832-

395-7270 or 832-395-7131.There are several extracurricu-

lar activities for adults around the city as well, which include water tness, disc golf, volleyball and kickball. For more informa-tion, call 832-395-7130.

The Houston Parks and Rec-reation Senior program offers arts and crafts, ceramics, crochet, aerobics, walking clubs and a variety of activities to adults 55 and older at no cost, except for eld trips or special programs. The activities vary by community center. For more information, call

832-395-7133 or 832-395-7270.

BOY SCOUTSTo nd a Boy Scouts troop near

you, call the The Sam Houston Area Council at 713-659-8111 or visit www.samhoustonbsa.org

Pack 0040 at St Rose of Lima Catholic Church, 3600 Brinkman, 713-659-8111.

Pack 0030 at St Marks United Methodist Church, 600 Pecore, 713-659-8111.

Pack 0233 at Love Park, 1000 W 12th St, 713-659-8111.

GIRL SCOUTSContact Cynthia Brown at 713-

292-0233 or Keilani Hamilton at

713-292-0240 for the nearest Girl Scout organization.

TUTORING

Caring and passionate certied teachers will help your child build reading, writing and math skills.

Recreation opportunities abound for area youngsters


Classical Christian EducationOur Savior Lutheran School

EXPECT MORE...

ENROLLING NOW!2012-2013 School Year Grades 1 - 8

713-290-82775000 West Tidwell Houston, TX 77091 www.oslschool.org

Half Day & Full Day Kindergarten AvailableOffering Preschool 3 and Pre-Kindergarten Classes

3 Day | 4 Day | 5 Day options Extended Care Available

Serving Families for Jesus Christ

With recorded books and Kindle and the decline of periodicals, libraries have had to reinvent themselves -- and have done a good enough job for branches to be thriving in Leader neighborhoods.

Not only are they a place to borrow books in any form, but they serve as gathering places and a site for computer access, for classes for all ages and for read-ing clubs of all genres.

By using their free Library Power Card that works in both the city of Houston Library System and the Harris County Library System, patrons can check out materials at any library from an extensive collection of adult and childrens books in various languages, videos, CDs, DVDs, books on tape, newspapers and maga-zines. Patrons also have access to copi-ers, printers and Internet, participate in story times, teen programs and computer classes.

For information, classes, programs, ser-vices, and resources at the Houston Public Library, call 832-393-1313 or visit www.houstonlibrary.org.

Collier Regional Library at 6200 Pinemont (closed for renovations but reopening in the spring) specializes in school and childrens services.

Childrens Preschool storytime meets at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays. Other programs include Teen Chess Challenge, playgroups for toddlers age six months to four years and the Teen Read Week program. Collier Book Club meets from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays. This branch offers free wireless access and laptop checkout is available for in-house use. Collier Regional Branch Library is open Monday and Wednesday, noon to 8 p.m.; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday; 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday.

For information, call 832-393-1740.Heights Neighborhood Library at

1302 Heights Blvd., offers storytime 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. for toddlers and older each Tuesday, an extensive collection of books, magazines, newspapers, CDs, cassettes and books on tape and meeting room for community events.The newly renovated Italian Renaissance-style library is listed on the national register of historic places.

The branch is open Monday and Wednesday, noon to 8 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday. Free wireless access is of-fered to customers and laptop checkout is available for in-house use.

For information, call 832-393-1810.

Oak Forest Neighborhood Library at 1349 W. 43rd reopened its doors in April following an 18-month renovation project that expanded the 50-year-old facility from 8,000-square-feet to 12,000-square-feet. The library now offers the commu-nity three distinctive reading rooms: Chil-dren have an area with two early literacy computers, eight public computers and new and refurbished furniture;

The teen area has a Wii system, eight public computers and new furniture; and

Adults have access to 10 public com-puters, a living room space, and new and refurbished furniture.

The facility also provides wireless Inter-net access; customers are able to bring their personal laptops or they can check out a Librarys laptop.

The branch is open Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, noon to 8 p.m.; Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Closed Monday and Sunday,

Libraries some of the best

BIKE TRAILSThe Hike & Bike Trail in the Heights runs

from 26th Street and Nicholson, loops to 7th Street near Cortlandt and ends up all the way to White Oak Bayou and Inter-state 10.

The West White Oak Bayou Trail runs from the intersection of Interstate 10 and Pinemont and runs parallel to the bayou and T.C. Jester Boulevard. The path is about 5.0 miles.

The bike path at Shepherd Park, 4725 Brinkman, runs about 0.25 miles.

The Heritage Corridor Bayou Trail be-gins at Stude Park and runs along White Oak Bayou ending at Lockwood. Parts of

the 6-mile trail are still under construc-tion.

For more information on the bike trails around Houston, visit www.bikeways.publicworks.houstontx.gov.

BIKE/OUTDOORS GROUPSBayou City Outdoors is a social and

outdoor activity club that plans activities through which Houstonians can discover all the natural resources the city has to offer. For information call 713-524-3567 between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday or visit www.bayoucity-outdoors.com.

Get around on 2 wheels

Oak Forest Neighborhood Library


St. Mark Lutheran School has integrated Christian principles and values with a demanding academic curriculum since 1949. Students benet from high academic standards, competitive athletics, computer assisted learning including a 1:1 iPad program for 5-8th grades, and diverse ne arts opportunities.

Our dedicated teachers know their students personally and give them the guidance, encouragement and challenges they need to realize their full potential.

Learn more and discover St. Mark by scheduling a personal tour.

Call 713 468 2623 or email us at [email protected].

6 Weeks - 8th Grade1515 Hillendahl

713 468 2623

gostmark.org

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Experience Excellence

Open HouseTuesday, January 31, 2012

Open House tours will start at 8 a.m. and go until 3p.m. And will resume

again at 5 p.m. until 8p.m.

at St. Ambrose Catholic School4213 Mangum Road, Houston, TX 77092

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713.686.6990

Come and join us for ourJanuary 29, 2013

Please contact Christine Langeland, Admissions Director, at

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Year-round, youth sports are a major activity in northwest Hous-ton with thousands of young-sters participating in baseball, football, soccer, swimming and track. Leagues throughout the area welcome new team mem-bers and hold tryouts at different times of the year.

The Houston Parks and Recre-ation Department offers youth sports programs all year.

For Baseball information, call the Grand Slam for Youth Base-ball program at 832-395-7294.

For Golf information, call the First Tee of Houston Junior Golf Program at 713-264-2100. The program, divided into four-week

Organized youth sports


we believe in

811 West Donovan St., Houston, TX 77091 | 713.692.3581

learn more online

stpiusx.org

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Each year, 100% of graduating seniors from St. Pius XHigh School are accepted by leading colleges and universities around the globe.

In addition to a traditional college prep curriculum, SPX offers Honors, Advanced Placement (AP) and dual-credit courses. The nationally acclaimed Learning for Success program gives students with learning differences the skills to succeed in both college prep

and Honors/AP offerings.

This is just one of the many reasons that when you start here, youll go anywhere.

Come tell us what you believe at our OPEN HOUSE on Wednesday, Nov. 14

sessions, is free and runs year-round.

For tennis information, call 713-803-1112.

For soccer information, call 832-395-7294 or 832-395-7292.

For aquatics (held May to Sep-tember), call 832-395-7129

BASEBALL/SOFTBALLThe largest baseball/softball

league in the area is the Little League, a national association for girls softball and boys baseball.

Following is a partial list of area leagues:

Oaks Dads Club Little League: 3410 East T.C. Jester, 713-680-2757.

Northwest National Little League: (Northwest Athletic Association) 8787 North Hous-ton-Rosslyn (behind St. Timothys UMC). Boys T-ball/ baseball, ages 5-18; girls T-ball/softball, ages 5-14. Ray Morgan, 713-702-2527.

Harriet and Joe Foster Family YMCA: 1234 W. 34th. Call 713-

869-3378 for information.Candlelight League offers

baseball, ages 3-14; girls softball, ages 7-14. Call 713-688-8590.

Inwood Dads Club: 7139 Woodsman Trail. Boys baseball. Call 832-771-7001.

Timbergrove Sports Associa-tion: 1300 Bevis. Boys and girls, ages 4-14. For information, vis-iteteamz.com/T_S_A or contact timbergrove [email protected].

BASKETBALLHarriet and Joe Foster Family

YMCA: 1234 W. 34th. Boys and girls, ages 4-17. Call 713-869-3378.

Oaks Dads Club: 3410 East T.C. Jester, 713-680-2757.

Candlelight League: Winter basketball, ages 5-14. Call 713-688-8590.

Inwood Dads Club: 7139 Woodsman Trail. Call 832-771-7001.


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CHEERLEADING Oaks Dads Club: 3410 East T.C.

Jester. Call 713-680-2757.Inwood Dads Club: 7139

Woodsman Trail. Call 832-771-7001.

FOOTBALLThe Southwest Athletic Youth

Conference was formed in Janu-ary 1980 to set weight and age standards for Houston area youth football teams. Area football teams that are members of the conference are:

Oaks Dads Club: 3410 East T.C. Jester, 713-680-2757. Flag football, ages 5-6; contact prep, ages 7-8; junior varsity, ages 9-10; varsity, ages 11-12. odcsports.com.


Harriet and Joe Foster Family YMCA: 1234 W. 34th. Flag football, boys 6-13. Call 713-869-3378.

SOCCERCandlelight League, ages 4-13.

Call 713-688-8590Harriet and Joe Foster Family

YMCA: 1234 W. 34th, Boys and girls, ages 3-17. Call 713-869-3378.


Timbergrove Sports Associa-tion: 1300 Bevis. Boys and girls, ages 4-12. eteamz.com/T_S_A. [email protected].

SWIMMINGNorthwest Aquatic League:

Some 96 swimming teams in northwest Houston subdivisions participate in this league. It is the second largest swimming organi-zation in the United States and is open to ages 4-18. Contact Cindie Miller at [email protected].

Harriet and Joe Foster Family YMCA: 1234 W. 34th, offers swim-ming lessons, 6 months to adult. Call 713-869-3378 (summer only).

TRACK & FIELDNorthwest Flyers Youth Track

Team: Registration starts Feb. 5, for the spring season. Boys and girls, ages 6-18. Call 281-587-8442 or visit www.northwesty-ers.org.


Sunday Worship Service10:45 am

Sunday Bible Study9:30 am

3206 N. Shepherd713-864-4447

www.gobc.orgPastor Jim Daniel

Garden OaksB A P T I S T C H U R C H

FAIRBANKSUnited Methodist Church

14210 Aston (near Tidwell &290) 713-462-3206www.fairbanksumc.org

Sunday Worship Service .......10:50 a.m.Coffee ......................................9:30 a.m.Sunday School ........................9:45 a.m.

A community of disciples growing hearts for Jesus.

Pastor Cramer Johnson

1245 Heights Blvd. 713-862-8883

Reverend Hill Johnson, Pastor

Food Pantry, Thursday 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Sunday School . . . . . . . 9:30 AMSunday Worship . . . . . 10:45 AM

Nursery Provided Safe Sanctuary

The Heart of the

Heights

classes for all ages

Sunday Worship 10:30amWednesday LifeEquip 7:30 pm

1624 W. 34th Street Houston, Texas 77018713.686.7689

gospeltruthchurch.orgTremayne Simoneaux, Pastor

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A place wherechildren are bothseen and heard

230 W. 20th Street Houston, TX 77008www.bap t i s t temp le .o rg

Every Sunday:9:30 a.m. - Bible Study for all ages11:00 a.m. - Traditional Worship

Every Wednesday: 6:00 p.m. - Prayer, Bible Study, and Childrens Choir

Ad # 35492

Mt. Ararat Baptist Church

SUNDAY SERVICES7:45 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

SUNDAY SCHOOL9:45 a.m.

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY11:00 am & 7:00 pm

Ministering Compassionately to the Needs of the Total Person

Pastor Michael E. Rutledge5801 W. Montgomery

713-692-9954

ALL ARE WELCOME

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A variety of theaters in Leader areas produce dramas, comedies, musicals and operas for all ages in the community.

These neighborhood theater productions often feature area residents, who not only volunteer their time to entertain but also teach audiences.

The Heights alone has a sym-phony, an opera and theater and dance troupes.

The productions range from full-blown operas to childrens productions to shows for mature audiences only.

For show schedules, tickets and performance information, call the respective theater or visit its website.

Childrens Express Theatre, 446 Northwest Mall, 713-682-5044, www.expresstheatre.com.

Houston Heights Orchestra, performs at various venues throughout community, 832-407-2827, www.houstonheightsor-chestra.org

Houston International Theatre School (HITS) , 311 W. 18th Street, 713-861-7408, www.hitstheatre.org.

Houston Family Arts Center, 10760 Grant Road, 281-685-6374, www.houstonfac.com.

Opera in the Heights, Lam-bert Hall at 1703 Heights Blvd., 713-861-5303, www.operainthe-heights.org.

Playhouse 1960 Theatre, 6814 Gant Road, 281-58-STAGE (281-587-8243), www.playhouse1960.com.

Third Coast Comedy Theatre, 2317 West 34th Street, 713-263-9899, www.third coastcomedy.com.

Upstage Theatre, Lambert Hall at 1703 Heights Blvd., 713-838-7191, www.upstage theatre.org.

Plenty of cultural entertainment

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www.gethsemanelutheran.org Member of MANNA

Worship Services (Nursery Provided)8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

Sunday School & Bible Classes9:15 a.m.

GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Reverend John Cain, Pastor

Preschool Program Mon. - Fri. 9-2 p.m.

4040 Watonga 713-688-5227

Ad # 35432

Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m.Sunday School for Adults - 9:30 a.m.

C.A.M.P. for Kids 10:30 a.m.

Oaks Presbyterian Church

Reverend Noelie B. Day

Wednesday Bible Study - Noon - 2:00 p.m.

w w w. o a k s p r e s b y t e r i a n . o rg(713) 682-2556 w 1576 Chantilly @ Piney Woods

The Welcoming Church with the BIG RED DOORS

Ad # 35497

St. MatthewsUnited Methodist Church

Child Development Center -- for info. 713-692-6055

4300 N. Shepherd Houston, TX 77018www.stmatthewsmethodist.org

Sunday Worship Services 9:30 a.m.Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

Youth meet 6:00 p.m.Prayer Service Wednesday 6:30 p.m.

713-697-0671 FAX 713-697-3280Memer of MANNA

Reverend Frank Coats

Ad # 37558

Schedule of MassesSaturday 5:30 p.m.

Sunday 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. in EnglishSunday 12:30 p.m. in Spanish

Reconciliation (Confessions) Saturday 4:30 p.m.or by appointment.

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215 East 10th, Houston TX 77008 713-864-2653

Worship: 11:00 a.m.Adult Education Hour: 9:45 a.m.

Godly Play (children 3 years - 5th grade): 9:45 a.m.

Zion Lutheran Church3606 Beauchamp Houston, Texas 77009

713-869-1493

Come as you are - everyone is welcome!

Pastor Tracey Breashears Schultz

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4934 Acorn 713-688-0967Open Mon. - Fri. 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Ad # 37549

Welcome to Harting Automotive. When Jack Moore took ownership of Harting Automotive in 1999, he wanted customers to feel that they were in a shop that was friendly, trustworthy, honest, and provided quality workmanship. Over the last twelve years, those goals seem to be working. Harting Automotive gets new customers every week, the majority coming as referrals from its loyal customers.

Harting Automotive has been a member in good standing of the Better Business Bureau for the last eleven years and each year has received the BBB Gold Star Award. Harting earned the prestigious BBB Award for Excellence for 2009-2012, which puts Harting in a small group of Houston businesses that consistently provide quality customer service, as well as providing quality auto repairs. Harting Automotive is also a Triple AAA Texas Approved Auto Repair Facility and earns a 100% Customer Satifaction Award year after year.

Leading the team at Harting Automotive is John Collins, an ASE Double Master Certi ed Technician with L1 Certi cation. With his 20+ years experience, training, and hunger to learn new technologies, John keeps the Harting team on top of their game. He is responsible for most diagnostic procedures and quality control for the entire shop.

Billy Fagg has been with Harting Automotive for over 13 years. His career started in the military as an aircraft mechanic and he entered the auto repair business 18 years ago. Billy is a diligent ASE Certi ed Technician who strives to provide excellent service for all of Hartings customers. Steve Perrin recently joined the team at Harting Automotive and brings with him over 20 years of Ford dealership experience. Clarence Thomas brings many years of experience in the auto repair business as well as a hardworking attitude and the ability to handle any problem you might have. Marcos Olivera is a general technician who does oil changes, tire repairs and operates Hartings customer shuttle van. Marcos is friendly and always attentive to the customers needs. He is a real asset to the team. Meg, Jacks wife of 42 years, is a retired school teacher and handles most of the accounting duties. Meg likes to interact with the customers whenever possible. Her warm smile and friendly personality always makes customers feel welcome. You can call Harting for ALL of your automotive needs.

Left to Right, John Collins, Clarence Thomas, Steve Perrin, Marcos Olivera, Jack Moore,

Billy Fagg, Meg Moore.

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Working Hard To Keep Your Trust For Over 26 Years

The Houston Police Department has walk-in service or phone contact through two commands covering Leader com-munities, provides storefronts for more localized policing, and offers an increas-ing amount of services online at www.houstonpolice.org.

The two larger stations still provide the bulk of the law enforcement coverage for Leader-area residents. The North Com-mand Station is located at 9455 W. Mont-gomery Road and covers Leader-area communities above the North Loop. Capt. Duane Runyan heads the North Division. Call 281-405-5300 for information.The Heights area is served by Central Patrol out of the downtown HPD headquarters at 1200 Travis. Central Patrol covers Dis-tricts 1 and 2.

Residents should call 911 or central police dispatch at 713-884-3131 to report crimes in progress.

Residents can call police about being away from home on vacation or to make insurance reports by calling their respec-tive commands. To alert police about being away from home on vacation or to make insurance reports, people in Dis-tricts 3 and 6 should call the North Police Station at 281-405-5300. In Districts 4 and 5, call 713-744-0900.

Residents can go online to check major situations in progress, to check on case status if they have a case number, and to submit an alert to explain a non-emergen-cy situation that requires attention, such as extra patrolling.

Community storefronts are staffed by police ofcers who interface directly with the community to ght crime by educat-ing citizens on crime prevention. These ofcers provide a vital link between the police and the people by speaking at group meetings and providing Citizen Pa-

trol training, reporting on neighborhood crime statistics and distributing informa-tion brochures.

The Independence Heights Community Storefront is located at 803 Crosstimbers and covers the area south to Loop 610, north to Tidwell, east to Interstate 45 and west to North Shepherd. One ofcer, a sergeant and a civilian employee staff the station, which is open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The phone number is 713-742-1491.

The Heights Community Storefront is located at 1127 N. Shepherd, just north of West 11th. The area covered includes North Durham to Loop 610, south to Me-morial Drive east of Hardy Toll Road. A ser-geant and six ofcers staff the storefront 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 713-803-1151 for information.

The Near North Community Storefront at 1335 W. 43rd mirrors other neighbor-

hood facilities. The ofce is open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. For information, call 713-956-3140.

WOMENS CENTERThe Houston Area Womens Center is a

nonprot organization that provides free counseling, shelter and support services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Staff members also educate and inform the community in order to prevent and eliminate the causes of this violence.

The Womens Center provides two 24-hour hotlines for survivors. The Sexual Assault Hotline is 713-528-7273 and the Domestic Violence Hotline is 713-528-2121.

For information, call 713-528-6798, ext. 0, or visit www.hawc.org.

Houston Police have ways to communicate with local residents

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ation Department manages 14 parks in Leader neighborhoods that provide recreational pro-gramming and organized sports activities for residents.

American Legion 3621 Golf Drive.

Aron Ledet 6323 Antoine. Candlelight 1520 Candle-

light. Cottage Grove 2100 Ara-

belle. Jaycee Park 1300 Seamist. Lawrence 725 Lawrence. Oak Forest 2100 Judiway. Rosslyn 6500 Pinemont. Stude 1031 Stude. T.C. Jester 4201 West T.C.

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Watonga Parkway 4100 Watonga.

West 11th 2600 West 11th. White Oak 1513 White Oak. Woodland 212 Parkview.For information, call 832-395-

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Local Parks

1337-B W. 43rd (@ Ella Blvd.) 713-686-3221

Deborah A. Thomas, O.D. - Therapeutic Optometrist

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Across the street from Kroger.

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Houston Community College teams up with Goldman Sachs to sponsor the 10,000 Small Busi-nesses pratical business man-agement education program, with rolling admissions, that helps small businesses develop necessary skills to grow. For more or to apply, visit http://sites.hccs.edu/10ksb/

The city of Houstons Business Solutions Center offers guidance and counseling for small busi-nesses in the city limits to help them grow and create jobs. For more, visit http://www.hous-tontx.gov/hbsc/index.html.

Small Business Administra-tions Houston District, 8701 S, Gessner, Suite 1200, 713-773-6516.

Womens Business Enterprise Alliance is located at 9800 North-west Freeway, Suite 120, 713-681-9232.

University of Houston Small Business Development Center provides information for new business as well as workshops and online courses. It is located at 2302 Fannin, Suite 200. For more information call 713-752-8444 or visit www.sbdc.uh.edu/sbdc/.

Small (important) business

Jaycee Park

Seniors are getting younger, but their needs are growing. Adults 60 and older can get a hot meal as well as recreational and social activities at several senior centers throughout the Houston area. Senior citizens are asked to make a donation for the meal, but no pay-ment is required.

Some centers offer a noon meal, Monday through Friday, and also offer dance and exer-cise classes, as well as arts and crafts.

Most centers are open by 9 a.m. and close anywhere from 2 p.m to 4 p.m. on weekdays.

Centers serving Leader neighbors include:West End Multi-Purpose Senior Center, (8

a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday), 713-803-1065, West End Multi-Service Center, 170 Heights Blvd., Building 2.

Independence Heights Community Center, (Noon-8 p.m. Monday to Thursday; Fridays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.), 713-867-0373, Independence Heights Park, 603 East 35th;

In addition, meals on wheels programs

are available for homebound senior citizens 60 years and older. For information, call the Houston/Harris County Area Agency on Aging, 832-393-4301.

Visit www.houstontx.gov for information on all centers.

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Claudes - more than just a pharmacy

Claudes Pharmacy is a place where customers receive individualized service and con dential consultations regarding their health care issues. Claudes is unique to the neighborhood and its customers are con dent that their prescriptions will be dispensed with care, compassion and accuracy. Claudes pharmacists are here for the customers, and owner Ron Richardson leads his staff to make this commitment. Additional services are available, such as free prescription delivery, customized prescriptions and special-order items.

Claudes is the model for the importance of a small-town, community-type pharmacy where people can go for their medical needs. Claudes offers home care equipment and supplies (such as wheelchairs, walkers, bandages, crutches, diabetic shoes, etc.) are available at this neighborhood oasis of healthcare. Claudes Its Cool To Be Smart box is their way of sponsoring academic excellence, for every A the child makes on a report card or progress report he or she gets to put their name in the box 2 times, for every B they put their name in one time, then at the end of the six week grade period a name is drawn and the child and the parent(s) win a gift.

In order to meet the total needs of the community, Richardson has added the availability of a Post Of ce featur-ing P.O. Box rentals, stamps, and mail packages as an of cial FedEx authorized shipping center or U.S. Postal Service. A Western Union Center allows customers to send or receive money and make utility and bill payments. A business center provides notary service, copies, faxing and mailing supplies.

The people that work at Claudes are very unique and work together to serve the community with trust and a can-do attitude. Many of the employees have worked at Claudes for many years.

Come by 5740 West Little York at Antoine or call 281-447-7648, fax 281-447-7740 and let the professionals at Claudes help you. Ask for Maria for notary, faxes and copies; Mary Lu for postal services; and Gidgette or Sherita for pharmacy services.

The friendly staff at Claudes Pharamcy is always there for your needs.

Senior centers offer a place for recreation, socializingSeveral local agencies provide transpor-

tation help to qualifying senior citizens. For information, contact:

American Red Cross, 713-526-8300, www.houstonredcross.org.

Harris County Social Services, 713-696-7900 (for seniors who need help with utili-ties or rent). The transportation number is 713-696-1991.

Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County Metro-Lift Program, 713-225-0119. Transportation for disabled persons only.

Transportation Available


No Need to Search Online: General Information NumbersANIMALS

Citizens for Animal Protection (cap4pets.org) 281-497-0591

Animal Bite Cases BARC, 713-229-7300

Harris County Veterinary Public Health (Shelter and bite cases) 281-999-3191 or 311

Shelter Services (city) 713-229-7300

Houston Humane Society (houstonhumane.org) 713-433-6421

Houston Spay-Neuter and Ani-mal Wellness Clinic 713-862-8001

Houston Police Animal Control 713-884-3131

Rabies Control Center, city (BARC) 713-229-7300

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (www.hous-tonspca.org) 713-869-7722

Special Pals Pet Adoption 281-579-7387

Stray or uncon ned 713-229-7300

Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation Coalition 713-468-8972

CITY DEPARTMENTSHouston Airport System 281-

233-3000Bush Intercontinental Airport

281-230-3100William P. Hobby Airport 713-

640-3000City Secretary 832-393-1100Department of Finance

and Administration ( [email protected]) 832-393-9051

Emergency Management 713-884-4500

Fire Department 832-394-6700 or 311(non-emergency) 713-884-3144

Health & Human Resources 832-393-5169

Human Resources 713-837-9300

Inspections & Public Services (CHIPS) 832-394-0600 or 3-1-1

Municipal Courts, adminis-tration 713-247-5464 or 311 [email protected]

Municipal Courts, traf c ticket information 713-837-0311 or 311

Municipal Courts, prosecutor of ce 713-247-5474

Parks and Recreation ([email protected]) 832-395-7000

Police Department 713-884-3131

Public Works Administration 311

Real Estate (Public Works & Engineering Division) 832-395-2511 or 311

Solid Waste Management 311Traf c Management & Main-

tenance Division 713-881-3210 or 311

Other Information e-mail [email protected] or dial 311

CITY GOVERNMENTMayor, Annise Parker

([email protected]) 832-393-1000

Af rmative Action & Contract Compliance Division 832-393-0600

Area Agency on Aging Division 832-393-4301

Citizens Assistance Program 832-393-0955

Housing and Community Development 713-868-8300 [email protected]

Planning and Devel-opment 713-837-7701 [email protected]

Fair Housing Division 713-868-8461

Neighborhood Protection Team 713-837-0311 or 713-218-5500

Rat on a Rat Illegal Dumping 713-525-2728

City Attorneys Of ce 832-393-6491 [email protected]

City Switchboard (helpline) 713-837-0311 or 311

City Council 832-393-0791District A, Helena Brown

([email protected]) 832-393-3010

District B, Jerry Davis ([email protected]) 832-393-3009

District C, Ellen Cohen ([email protected]) 832-393-3004

District H, Edward Gonzalez ([email protected]) 832-393-3003

At-large, Position 1, Stephen Costello ([email protected]) 832-393-3014

At-large, Position 2, Andrew C. Burks, Jr. ([email protected]) 832-393-3013

At-large, Position 3, Melissa Noriega [email protected] 832-393-3005

At-large, Position 4, C.O. Brad-ford [email protected] 832-393-3012

At-large, Position 5, Jack Christie [email protected]

832-393-3017Controller, Ronald Green

[email protected] 832-393-3460

CHILD CAREHealth and Human Services

Department 832-393-5169Child Care Licensing (www.

dfps.state.tx.us) 713-940-3009Child Protective Services (www.

dfps.state.tx.us) 713-394-4000

CONSUMER INFORMATIONBetter Business Bureau (www.

houston.bbb.org) 713-868-9500Consumer Fraud Division,Harris County District Attorney

713-755-5836Consumer Protection Division,

State Attorney General 713-223-5886

COUNTY GOVERNMENTTax Assessor-Collector, Don

Sumners (www.hctax.net) 713-368-2000

Auto License & Title 713-802-4300

Voter Registration & Elec-tion Information 713-368-VOTE (8683) www.harrisvotes.org

Commissioners Of cesPrecinct 1 C El Franco Lee

713-755-6111

Precinct 2 C Jack Morman 713-755-6220

Precinct 3 C Steve Radack 713-755-6306

Precinct 4 C R. Jack Cagle 713-755-6444

EMERGENCY SERVICESEmergency Police, Fire & Am-

bulance 911Parks and Recreation Helpline

(www.houstonparks.org) or(www.houstontx.gov/parks)

832-395-7000Traf c Signals 713-881-3210

or 311

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Reliant Energy 713-207-7777Centerpoint Energy 713-659-

2111 or 811Sewer, Trafc, Water & Street

Repairs 311Poison Control Center 1-800-

222-1222Rodent Control, Tire Disposal,

Weeds, Sanitation Problems 311Texas Department of Public

Safety www.txdps.state.tx.us 713-683-0541

HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSAIDS/HIV Information Line

832-393-5010United Way Helpline 211Alzheimers and Related Disor-

ders Association 713-266-6400American Cancer Society 713-

266-2877

Diabetes Association 713-977-7706

American Heart Association 713-610-5000

American Lung Association 713-629-5864

American Red Cross 713-526-8300

Arthritis Foundation 713-942-9063

Cancer Information Services, M.D. Anderson 1-800-422-6237

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 713-621-0006

Foundation for Life 713-682-5433

Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center www.giveblood.org 713-790-1200

Crohns/Colitis Foundation of America 713-572-2232

Houston Council on Alcohol-ism/Drug Abuse 713-942-4100

Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (www.jdrf.org/houston) 713-334-4400

Leukemia/Lymphoma Society of America www.lls.org/txg 713-680-8088

Lighthouse of Houston (www.houstonlighthouse.org) 713-527-9561

March of Dimes (www.mar-chofdimes.com) 713-623-2020

Multiple Sclerosis Society Houston Chapter www.nation-almssociety.org/txh 713-526-8967

Muscular Dystrophy Associa-tion (www.mdausa.org) 713-522-8561

Parkinson Foundation of Harris County 713-552-0858

Prevention of Blindness, Texas (www.texas.preventblindness.org) 713-526-2559

The Rose/Galleria (breast cancer screenings and support) www.the-rose.org (281) 484-4708

Spina Bida Association of Texas, Houston Chapter (www.

sbahgc.org) 281-447-2707Planned Parenthood Center

(www.ppgulfcoast.org) 713-522-6363

HEALTH SERVICESAir Quality Control 832-393-

5750Area Agency on Aging Dental

Services 832-393-4301Birth and Death Certicates

311Domestic Violence Hotline

713-528-2121

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Full Service Catering Box Lunches Barbecue Buffet

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Travis Co-Op is a partner of the Central City Co-Op and offers a variety of fresh fruits and vege-tables at various prices. For more information, call Christina Cicack at 832-922-9755 or visit www.traviscoop.org. Travis Elementary is located at 3311 Beauchamp.

Urban Harvest is a community organization that supports many small gardens in the Houston area and provides the food to many farmers markets around the city, including downtown, Highland Village, and the HCC West Loop campus. To volunteer or nd a garden or farmers mar-ket near you, call 713-880-5540 or visit www.urbanharvest.org.

Airline Farmers Market is the antithesis of the small farmers markets. Its a giant, open-air, permanent installation at 2520 Airline Drive where you can buy the same produce thats delivered daily to local grocers and restaurants. Cash-only; take plenty of small bills. There are also barrels full of whole spices, braids of garlic, herbal remedies, potted plants, taco trucks in the back, and a mercado full of Mexican crafts and souvenirs. In recent years, the Farmers Market has spawned a street full of food-related retail along Airline includ-ing Mexican bakeries (panade-rias), cheese and spice shops and kitchen supply outlets.

Garden Oaks/Oak Forest Farmers Market, 980 Wakeeld Drive, is tiny and off the beaten

path. It appears magically each Saturday morning with a hand-ful of vendors setting up in the parking lot of Petrol Station, with whatever produce is fresh, and eggs laid just hours before that are available with locally pro-duced items in a cooked-on-the-spot breakfast taco. A recommen-dation of our Leader Eater food connoisseur.

Onion Creek Farmers Market sets up from 8 a.m.-noon Sat-urdays in the parking lot of this Heights gathering spot at 3106 White Oak Drive. There is always fresh produce, some baked goodies and frequently, jewelry and crafts.

Co-ops, farmers marketskeep area produce fresh


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In north and northwest Hous-ton, service clubs are active groups sponsoring scholarships, family activities, Christmas tree sales and many worthy charitable causes. Following is a partial list of area service clubs.

Exchange Clubs For information on the Heights

Exchange Club, contact Deb Rouse, president, 713-426-6696 or 713-686-6696 or visit the Web site at www.exchangeclubheights.org.

Kiwanis Clubs Kiwanis Club of Greater North

Houston meets at noon the rst and third Thursday of the month at Cafe Adobe, 7620 Katy Freeway. Call Robert Murray at 713-305-7169.

Kiwanis Houston Sunrise Break-fast Club meets the rst and third Thursday at 7 a.m. at Kojaks Deli, 1912 West 18th Street. Contact T. Heinrich at 713-880-4843 or visit www.kiwanis houstonsunrise.org.

Lions ClubThe Heights Lions Club meets

at noon the second and fourth Thursdays of the month at Spa-ghetti Western, 1608 N. Shepherd. Call Tony Wenzel at 713- 869-2530.

Rotary Club The Heights Rotary Club meets

at 11:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Fratellis Restaurant, 1330 Wirt Road. www.heightsrotary.org.

ToastmastersHeights Toastmasters meets

every Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. at Heights Medical Towers, 427 W. 20th, basement conference room

Service Clubs

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