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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GVolume
AZETTE
Number 3
March 2005
C O M M U N I T Y • G A Z E T T E
F.A.S.T.
It’s coming…….summer swim season is just
around the corner! Division 4 here we come!!!
As mentioned last month, there have been some
great new changes in the swim league as well as
some changes right here in Fairfield. We are now part
of a division that doesn’t include travel to Kingwood to
compete with teams that are twice our size (nor do we have to compete with
those pesky Whitesharks!). We are also excited to announce the addition of
Fleet’s and the Texas Terrapin’s very own Coach Barbara Harold as the head
coach of our FAST Dolphins. We will also welcome back Kristen Sliker as
one or our assistant coaches again this year.
We hope this bit of news will get everyone as excited about swimming this
season as we are! See you at the pool!
Important dates to remember:
Registration:
Saturday, March 19, following baseball opening
ceremonies at FAC. Younger swimmers should be
prepared to do an in-water assessment. DJ Sports
on site for new 2 year swimsuit purchase.
Registration:
Saturday, March 26th at FAC
Swim Clinic:
Tuesday, March 29 - April 21 for T/Th classes
Wednesday, March 30 - April 20 for M/W class-
es
Practice Begins:
Monday, April 25th
Blue/White Meet:
Wednesday, May 11th and Thursday, May 12th
Summer Practice:
Thursday, May 26th
Meet Schedule:
May 21st home vs Huntwick
May 28th at Jersey Village
June 4th home vs Champions Park
June 11th at Gleannloch Farms
June 18th home vs Ponderosa Forest
June 25th Divisionals at Gleannloch Farms
July 2 and 3 Invitationals
Please visit our website swim4fast.org for further updates and information
and to download registration forms. We also have packets available at the
FAC.
We have lots of ideas on the table to get kids and parents on deck and in the
water sooooo…Get
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Inc. to HAVE FUN WITH F.A.S.T.!!
It’s a CONTEST!
FOR EVERYONE
The Fairfield Women’s Club has been given the honor of
designing a new logo for Fairfield Village and would like the
community’s help. So get that community spirit and those creative juices flowing, design the best Fairfield logo and WIN a
GREAT PRIZE in doing so!
The details are:
Place your design on an 8-1/2” x 11” sheet of paper, using
only red, white, blue & black colors, e-mail your design to
Fairfieldwomensclub@yahoo.com. All e-mails must be sent in by
April 15. The winner will be notified by May 1, 2005 … just
in time for the new Fairfield Village logo to be silk-screened on
t-shirts and other various items to be sold at Fairfield’s Annual
July 4th Celebration. (As usual, all sales go towards the FWC
fund raising program.)
Good Luck!
Easter Egg/Stuffed Animal Toy Drive
Benefiting
BOYS & GIRLS Country
JUNIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP 14020
BRONZE AWARD SERVICE PROJECT
The Girl Scouts of Troop 14020 are currently working on their Bronze Award
and are sponsoring an Easter Egg/Stuffed Animal Toy Drive for Boys & Girls
Country. They are great need of Easter egg hunt supplies (baskets, grass, plastic
eggs, egg stuffers -candy, stickers etc.), stuffed animals and toys or gifts for ages
5 -18. There will be an actual Easter egg hunt for all the children 10 and under,
so they are hoping to collect enough for 24 kids to have a basket with a stuffed
animal and 500 filled eggs to hunt. The toys or gifts and any extra stuffed animals
will be donated to their “Birthday Room” - so they will have presents available
for the children’s birthdays as needed.
There are several drop boxes located throughout Fairfield - Hot Spot Tanning
Salon, Gambinos, Nestle, Dell’s Grill & Custard, Good Shepherd UMC and in
the Athletic Center through March 15th. For more information, please call troop
leader, Michelle Smith, 281-256-0678.
Thank you Fairfield residents for your support!
FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - March 2005 1
FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE
Important Numbers
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Ambulance .....................................................................................................911
Fire ..............................................................................................................911
Poison Control ...........................................................................800-222-1222
Sheriff’s Department ..................................................................................911
NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Ambulance .................................................................................713-466-4073
Cy-Fair Medical Clinic (24 hr) ..................................................281-890-4285
FBI .............................................................................................713-693-5000
Fire .............................................................................................713-466-4073
Harris County Animal Control...................................................281-999-3191
Sheriff’s Department .................................................................713-221-6000
Vacation Watch ..........................................................................281-647-9371
CHURCHES
Christ the Redeemer Presbyterian Church .................................281-357-8880
Community of Faith ...................................................................832-875-2520
Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church .......................................281-469-5533
Fairfield Baptist Church .............................................................281-373-5446
Fairfield Church of Christ ..........................................................281-373-1900
Fountain of Life Fellowship ......................................................281-373-9337
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church ................................281-373-2273
Harvest Bible Church ................................................................281-304-1441
Saint Aidan’s Episcopal Church ................................................281-353-3203
The Fellowship at Fairfield ........................................................281-923-5130
COMMITTEE NUMBERS
Crime Watch Chairman: Shauna Dunlap ...............................713-693-5131
Fairfield Area Swim Team: Carla Tharp .................................281-373-3955
Fairfield Women’s Club: Alicia Wilson ..................................281-304-1866
NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE
Holly A. Reichert .......................................................................281-304-9956
NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER
Peel, Inc. ....................................................................................806-385-6444
Adver./Jeri Deyoe .............................. jDeyoe@PEELinc.com, 713-569-5342
FAIRFIELD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Resident Board Members:
Joni Seifert (Chappell Ridge) ....................................................281-256-2853
Kay Jukes (Chappell Ridge) ......................................................281-373-9301
John White (Chappell Ridge) ....................................................281-373-1223
John Hanes (Garden Grove) ......................................................281-654-5048
Dave Humphrey (Inwood Park).................................................281-373-5384
James Richter (Inwood Park).....................................................281-256-9910
Marcus Hadjik (Inwood Park) ...................................................281-256-1964
Eric Marsh (Inwood Park) .........................................................281-304-7664
Mark Gafford (Inwood Park, FF Village Community Assoc.) ..281-373-4426
Anna Graves (Lakes of Fairfield................................................281-304-8851
Terry Noe (Lakes of Fairfield) ...................................................281-373-5513
Chris Delahoussaye (Lakes of Fairfield) ................................... 281-304-9112
Rick Todd (Trails of Fairfield) ...................................................281-304-1741
Friendswood Development:
Tim Fitzpatrick (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Garden Grove, Lakes, Trails) 281-875-1552
Tommy Weaver (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Garden Grove, Lakes, Trails) .281-875-1552
Nan Peavey (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Lakes) ...............................281-875-1552
GOVERNMENT/STATE NUMBERS
Courthouse Annex .....................................................................281-859-0685
Driver’s License.........................................................................713-681-6187
Post Office .................................................................................281-373-9125
Voter Registration ......................................................................713-224-1919
MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS
A.M.I (deed restrictions, etc.) .................................................... 713-932-1122
Community Meeting Room .......................................................281-373-0834
Cypress Area Home Schoolers ..................................................281-890-3792
Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC) ....................................................281-373-0834
Fairfield Information Center ...................................................... 281-373-1177
Friendswood Development ........................................................281-875-1552
Garden Grove Pool ....................................................................281-256-9417
Harris Co. Library (Northwest) .................................................281-890-2665
Harris Co. Animal Control .........................................................281-999-3191
Harris County Mosquito Control ...............................................713-440-4800
Inwood Park Pool ......................................................................281-256-9498
SCHOOL NUMBERS
Ault Elementary .........................................................................281-373-2800
Bus Information .........................................................................713-897-4380
Cy-Fair Administration ..............................................................281-897-4000
Cy-Fair High School ..................................................................281-897-4600
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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - March 2005
Goodson Junior High School .....................................................281-373-2350
UTILITY NUMBERS
ENTEX (gas) ............................................................................. 713-659-2111
HL&P (Electricity) ....................................................................713-207-2222
Southwestern Bell (phone) ........................................................713-638-7000
ST Environmental (Sewer/water) .............................................. 281-398-8211
Time Warner Cable ....................................................................713-462-9000
Waste Management (trash) ........................................................713-686-6666
Advertising Information
Please support the businesses that advertise in the Gazette. Their advertising dollars make it possible for all Fairfield residents to receive the
monthly newsletter at no charge. No homeowners association funds are
used to produce or mail the newsletters. If you would like to support the
Gazette by advertising, please contact our neighborhood sales representative, Jeri Deyoe @ 713-569-5342 or at jdeyoe@peelinc.com.
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COMMUNITY GAZETTE
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Current Fairfield Listings
For Sale:
20811 Magnolia Brook Ln ....................4/3.5/2 .....POOL ........ $274,900
15903 Pebble Creek Tr ..........................4/3.5/2 ........................ $259,900
20310 Lakeland Falls ............................5/3.5/2 ........................ $265,000
20223 Timberline Tr ..............................4/2/3D ........................ $255,900
15211 Brown Eyed Susan Ct .............. 5/3.5/2D ....................... $230,565
15218 Brown Eyed Susan Ct .............. 4+/3.5/2 ....................... $225,590
15103 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ................5/3.5/3 ........................ $225,045
15223 Brown Eyed Susan Ct .............. 4/3.5/3A ....................... $224,545
15603 Twisting Springs .........................4/3.5/3 ........................ $219,900
15403 Turning Tree Wy .........................4/2.5/2 ........................ $218,000
15214 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ................ 3+/3/2......................... $216,375
15207 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ................ 4+/3/3......................... $212,005
15503 Scenic Point Ct ...........................4/2.5/2 ........................ $198,900
15434 Juniper Cove Ct ........................ 3+/2.5/2 ....................... $194,900
20802 Ochre Willow Tr .........................4/2.5/2 ........................ $194,230
20815 Chappell Knoll ...........................4/2.5/2 ........................ $189,900
21210 Crossvine Trail Ct ......................4/2.5/2 ........................ $185,000
20506 Gentle Ridge Ct........................... 4/2/2 .......................... $184,900
20906 Ochre Willow Tr .......................... 4/2/2 .......................... $182,450
20826 Ochre Willow Tr .......................... 4/2/2 .......................... $182,450
20914 Ochre Willow Tr ......................... 4/2/2$ ........................... 182,450
21007 Ochre Willow Tr .........................4/3.5/2 ........................ $181,935
20818 Ochre Willow Tr .........................4/3.5/2 ........................ $181,935
16422 Crimson Flower Ln ....................4/3.5/2 ........................ $181,935
21106 N.Yellow Bend Ct.......................4/2.5/3 ........................ $180,495
20922 Ochre Willow Tr .......................... 4/2/2 .......................... $179,935
21019 Ochre Willow Tr .........................4/2.5/3 ........................ $179,495
16315 East Amber Willow Tr .............. 4+/2.5/2 ....................... $176,990
21015 Ochre Willow Tr ....................... 4+/2.5/2 ....................... $176,310
15419 Rocky Bridge Ln ........................4/2.5/2 .....POOL ........ $175,000
15430 Coral Leaf Tr ............................... 3/2/2 .......................... $173,900
16418 Crimson Flower Ln .................. 4+/2.5/2 ....................... $173,495
16419 West Yellow Bend Ct ..................3/2.5/2 ........................ $166,710
16221 Bloom Meadow .............................................................. $139,500
19939 Maple Village .............................4/2.5/2 ........................ $165,000
21127 N.Yellow Bend ............................ 3/2/2 .......................... $161,475
20822 Ochre Willow Tr ......................... 3+/2/2......................... $162,475
21011 Ochre Willow Tr ......................... 3+/2/2......................... $162,475
15403 Maple Village .............................. 4/2/2 .......POOL ........ $159,900
21119 N.Yellow Bend Ct........................ 3/2/2 .......................... $159,205
15323 Freestone Peach ........................... 4/2/2 .......................... $157,900
20418 Scenic Woods .............................. 4/3/3 .......................... $153,900
22031 Gold leaf Tr ................................4/2.5/2 ........................ $144,900
20402 Willow Trace ............................... 4/3/2 .......................... $149,900
15423 Hillside Parkway ........................4/2.5/2 ........................ $142,900
19719 Morning Glory Terrace ..............4/2.5/2 ........................ $141,900
21923 Amber Elm Tr.............................. 3/2/2 .......................... $139,900
15414 Court Green Tr ...........................4/2.5/2 ........................ $138,700
21914 Bronze Leaf Dr ........................... 3/2/2 .......................... $134,000
21518 Pebble Pine Ct ............................. 4/2/2 .......................... $132,900
15311 Laurel Knoll Cir .........................3/2.5/2 ........................ $124,900
19930 Black Cherry Bd ......................... 3/2/2 .......................... $119,900
14927 Carolina Falls .............................. 3/2/2 .......................... $119,900
19831 Indian Cherry Forest ................... 3/2/2 .......................... $119,900
15219 Maple Meadows .......................... 3/2/2 .......................... $119,900
19923 Black Cherry Bend Ct ................3/2.5/2 ........................ $115,900
14923 Carolina Falls Ln ......................... 3/2/2 .......................... $114,000
20342 Fairfield Park Wy........................3/2.5/2 ........................ $113,000
20431 Fairfield Park Wy......................... 3/2/2 .......................... $104,900
Leases:
20506 Gentle Ridge Ct........................... 4/2/2 .............................. $1,575
15414 Court Green Tr ...........................4/2.5/2 ............................ $1,495
15206 Evergreen Knoll .......................... 3/2/2 .............................. $1,395
20322 Peach Mountain Ln ....................4/2.5/2 ............................ $1,495
19923 Black Cherry ..............................3/2.5/2 ............................ $1,400
20519 Bouganvilla Blossom Tr .............. 3/2/2 .............................. $1,325
15311 Laurel Knoll ...............................3/2.5/2 ............................ $1,300
15319 Hillside Park Wy .......................3/2.5/2 ............................ $1,250
19930 Black Cherry Bd ......................... 3/2/2 .............................. $1,250
15219 Maple Meadows .........................4/2.5/2 ............................ $1,250
14927 Carolina Falls .............................. 3/2/2 .............................. $1,225
15403 Turning Tree ....................................................................... $1,800
16221 Bloom Meadow .................................................................. $1,400
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Fairfield Community Gazette
Procedures for Submitting Articles and Classifieds
The Fairfield Athletic Center will no longer be accepting articles for the Fairfield
Community Gazette. If you would like to submit an article for publication in the
Gazette, please follow these guidelines:
Articles, classified ads (limit 30 words), questions regarding our regular columns,
and teen job postings (i.e., additions, deletions and changes) must be submitted to
the editor, Holly Reichert, via e-mail at hreichert@houston.rr.com. Photographs
and graphics are accepted in either format and may be submitted along with any
article.
When submitting articles and classifieds, please submit typed items only. Handwritten information will not be accepted. Always include your name and telephone
number, as we must be able to contact you prior to printing your article.
The deadline for submission of the above is no later than the 10th of the month
and will appear in the following month’s Gazette. In order for the Gazette to be
released on time the article submission deadline date will be strictly adhered to
from now on. No articles will be accepted after the 10th of the month. Advertisers
should contact Jeri Deyoe at 713-569-5342 or jdeyoe@Peelinc.com for advertising
and “Business Classified.”.
ALL ARTICLES AND CLASSIFIEDS MUST GO
THROUGH THE EDITOR.
Articles submitted directly to the publisher will not be accepted or published.
Thank you, Holly A. Reichert (#281-304-9956)
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Community Calendar
Thursday, March 3, 2005
Kindred Hospital Houston NW – ABC’s of Diabetes
Saturday, March 5, 2005
Fairfield Athletic Club Weight Room Orientation
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
NWHC Aggies’ Mother’s Club Meeting
MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield Meeting
Senior’s Pot Luck Night
Senior’s Bus Trip to Texas Opry
Monday, March 14, 2005
Shepherd’s Kids Before & After School Registration
Senior’s Game Night
Fairfield Women’s Club Spring Gift Exchange & Meeting
Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Fairfield Book Club Meeting
F.A.S.T. Registration
Fairfield Athletic Club Weight Room Orientation
Sunday, March 20, 2005
Beauty & Talent Pageant
Senior’s Game Night
Sign-up for Fairfield Community Garage Sale
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church Easter Egg Hunt
F.A.S.T. Registration
F.A.S.T. Swim Clinic
Deadline for 2005 Fairfield Senior High Students
Scholarship Application
View the
Fairfield Community Gazette
each month online at www.PEELinc.
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Good Shepherd
Egg Hunt 2005
Crawlers through 5th grade!
EVERYONE IS INVITED
TO JOIN US SATURDAY
MARCH 26: 10-NOON.
(20155 Cypresswood Dr. in the Fairfield Community 281 373 CARE)
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Thinking of buying or selling your home in 2005? Spring is almost here...
If your going to list your home list your home on www.Fairfield-neighbors.com.
Sticking a sign in the yard doesn’t cut it anymore, buyers today are very internet savvy,
having your home listed on several websites, including the ONLY Fairfield Website
dedicated to the residents of Fairfield, (My site features only FAIRFIELD listings) works.
Thinking of making a move and want a “BIG LOT”
on a fenced cul-de-sac street take a look at
21322 CUMBERLAND WAY
(Texas sized backyard and tons of upgrades)
21302 CUMBERLAND WAY SALE
(Big Corner Lot!)
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Looking for a one story on a tree lined street...
15222 MAPLE MEADOWS
(lots of privacy!)
Looking for a 5 bdrm / 3car detached
garage in the Lakes...
20407 GENTLE MIST LANE
(kitchen wallpaper removed & professionally textured & painted)
Looking for a one story home with Granite counters,
Slate floors, covered porch...
14907 CAROLINA HILLS
Looking for a home on a cul-de-sac steps away
from a park and gazebo...
16102 FAIR FALLS WAY
(custom deck in back)
Looking for a home with 2 bedrooms down...
21102 CEDAR CANYON
(private backyard, deck)
And Another Home JUST
LISTED on
www.Fairfield-Neighbors.com
15222 MAPLE MEADOWS
CINDY BROWN, Owner
RE/MAX N.W. Territories
281-370-9100 (ext 111)
281-797-3590 (direct)
cindybrown@ev1.net
www.fairfield-neighbors.com
Oustanding Service,
Outstanding Results!
RE/MAX N.W. Territories
13040 Louetta, Ste 228
If you’re going to sell your home... Sell your home on
www.fairfield-neighbors.com
beauty and talent
pageant
High School Scholarship Fundraiser
Splendora, Texas
Sunday, March 20, 2005
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Door Prizes will be given away.
winners receive crowns, banners, medallions!
overall winner can receive a bicycle!
For entry information call Peggy York,
toll free 1-866-319-STAR.
FAIRFIELD ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Kindred Hospital Houston Northwest
will be hosting a FREE Community Lecture Series,
“The ABC’s of Diabetes”
March 3, 2005, 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
at Kindred located at 11297 Fallbrook Dr.
Participants will explore the truths of Diabetes as well as put to rest
some of its myths. This diabetes lecture is the first one of a 6 part
series. For more information, please contact Tere Kelly at 281-5171008.
Loop the Lake 5k Run
The 2nd annual Loop the Lake 5k and kids 1k will be held on
Saturday, April 30th at 7:30 a.m.
in Wortham Villages near US 290 and FM 1960.
Please go to http://www.worthamweb.org and click on events
for a race application and more details.
For questions,
email loopthelake@houston.rr.com
or call Blake Walker at 281-970-0564.
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Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Dept.
Station #7 News
Annual Awards Banquet
The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department held its annual awards banquet
on February 5th, 2005. Station 7 would like to recognize its members
Denise Corliss, Matt DeLong, and Mark Baker. Denise was awarded the
President’s Award for 2004, Matt was nominated for EMS Member of
the Year for 2004, and Mark was nominated for Firefighter of the Year
for 2004. Congratulations!
K-9 SAR
On Saturday, January 15, 2005, Station 7 member Denise Corliss and
K-9 Bretagne achieved the FEMA Type I - Advanced Disaster Dog
Certification. Hundreds of hours of training and hard work went into
preparing for the evaluation. There are only seven dogs in Texas certified at the Type I (advanced) level and less than 100 in the entire United
States. Congratulations!
CPR & First Aid Classes
Do you or a group that you’re associated with need a CPR or First Aid
Class? The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department hosts these classes every
month. All classes are held at Station Nine in the Copperfield area. The
cost is $20 each per person or you can take both for $35. Courses include
infant, child, and adult CPR, as well as obstructed airway and rescue breathing. For more information or to sign up for a class, please call the Cy-Fair
Volunteer Fire Department Business Office at 281-550-6663.
On the NET
Did you know we have a website? Visit us in cyberspace at www.cyfairvfd.
com. There’s something for everyone including information about the department, becoming a member, upcoming events, and other useful items.
New Members…
Want to join us? Anyone interested in becoming a Volunteer Firefighter,
EMT, or learning more about the department is invited to visit the station
on any Thursday evening between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. or check our website
at www.cyfairvfd.com. No experience necessary.
If you would like more information or have any questions, please contact B.J. Worster, Station 7 Public Relations @ 281-256-7530.
The Pet Corner:
Custom Cabinetry
ATTENTION FAIRFIELD PET OWNERS …
Entertainment Centers
Large Screen TV Enclosures
Free Standing Consoles for Plasma/HDTV
Custom Fireplace Surrounds & Mantels
Computer Stations, Built-Ins & Upgrades
Kids Furniture, etc.
Furniture Grade Finishes and Choice of Woods
Lost, Found or looking to Adopt a Pet?
My name is Susan Locke; I am the Lost and Found Pet Coordinator for Fairfield.
I am a contact for someone that has lost or found a pet and tries to match the two
together. I am unable to pick up, deliver or provide medical assistance to lost,
found or injured animals but try to help locate the dog or owner when they are lost.
I can be reached at 281-304-7231, smltxag@houston.rr.com or http://groups.
yahoo.com/group/fairfieldpets
Interior Remodeling
My family brought me home cradled in their arms. They cuddled me and smiled
at me and said I was full of charm. They played with me and laughed with me
and showered me with toys. I sure do love my family, especially the girls and
boys. The children loved to feed me. They gave me special treats. They even
let me sleep with them, all snuggled in their sheets. I used to go for walks, often
several times a day. They even fought to hold the leash, I’m very proud to say.
They used to laugh and praise me, when I played with that old shoe. But I didn’t
know the difference between the old one and the new. The kids and I would
grab a rag, and for hours we would tug. So I thought I did the right thing when
I chewed the bathroom rug. They said that I was out of control and would have
to live outside. This I did not understand although I tried and tried. The walks
stopped one by one; they said they hadn’t time. I wish that I could change things.
I wish I knew my crime. My life became so lonely in the backyard on a chain. I
barked and barked all day long to keep from going insane. So they brought me
to a shelter but were embarrassed to say why. They said I caused allergies and
then they kissed me ‘bye. “You have only one day left...” I heard the worker say.
Does this mean a second chance? Do I go home today?
Including French Doors, etc.
Additions, Garage Extensions,
Conversions, etc.
Portfolio & References Available
Billy Matthews
281-304-5300
FREE
DEMO
at Your Home with
Absolutely NO obligation!
Any Dog Any Age
No Harsh Methods
Ask About our “Life of the Dog”
Guarantee
Behavior Problems / Obedience
Jumping up / Barking / Aggression
The Trainers Vets Recommend
When All You Want is..... a WELL BEHAVED DOG
Do I Go Home Today? — Sandi Thompson
This is Miche; he went home today! Please think about becoming a foster for a
dog or cat and preventing lost animals in Fairfield having to
go to shelters where 97% do not make it out. You CAN teach
an old do new tricks and we have many vendors that live in
Fairfield can help you train your dog. If you would like to
view lost dogs at Harris County go to www.countypets.com
they also have various other links of animal shelters that offer
weekend foster programs and many more options. Please spay
and neuter your animal to help prevent future over crowding of
our shelters it is just responsible pet ownership. And as always
your pets name tag IS their ticket home!
Special thanks goes to Dana, Darci, Sandy, Dirk, Linda, Rachel, Sarah, Jenny
Cooper, The McKinney’s, The West Family, The Rodenbeck’s and others who
individually helped or adopted a dog in Fairfield over the past 2 months and saved
a life or two! And a unique thank you goes to the Christensen family who saved
and found the owners Paco the Cockatiel bird, now that is dedication! THANK
YOU! All are true pet heros!
Pet(s) of the month for March:
We are still looking for leads for the disappearance of two dogs from our community. Ashley the English Springer Spaniel and T-Rex the Jack Russell Terrier.
If you have found these dogs, know of the whereabouts of these animals or have
any information, please call or email me. Their pictures are posted below:
281-256-0077
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SECURITY REPORT
KEY SECURITY INDICATORS FOR JANUARY
Burglary of Habitat (incl. att. garage) .......................................One
Chappell Ridge Village:
•
Resident reported that unknown person(s) stole Christmas
decorations from their yard.
Burglary (non-residence)............................................................. Two
Lakeside Trails:
•
Unknown subject(s) stole 45 pieces of plywood from a
Newmark Homes construction site.
•
Unknown subject(s) stole 63 pieces of plywood from a DR
Horton Homes construction site.
Buglary of Motor Vehicle ..........................................................Seven
Theft/Vehicle ................................................................................. Four
Inwood Park Village:
•
Resident reported that unknown person(s) stole his cellular
telephone.
Stork Report
Roland and Kristal LaBerge proudly announce the arrival of Curt Lawson. Curt
was born January 3, 2005 at 8:55 a.m. and
weighed 8 pounds and was 21½ inches long. He was
welcomed home by big brothers Cole and Carson.
Many Congratulations to our Families!
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Attorney at Law
- Family Law
Credit Card Abuse ....................................................................... Two
The Crossing:
•
Resident reported credit card abuse from a known subject.
The Lakes:
•
Resident reported unknown person obtained cellular phone
service with their identifying information.
- Business Law
Criminal Mischief ........................................................................ Two
The Pines:
•
Resident reported that an unknown person damaged their
window.
- General Civil
Practice
SAFETY TIPS: The majority of vehicles burglarized in Fairfield
this past month were left unlocked. Keep your cars secured and do
not leave purses/wallets or other valuables visible.
For a life threatening Emergency
CALL 9-1-1
For an after the fact crime…
Or to report suspicious activity…
Call 713/221-6000
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Dear Fairfield Residents,
Have you noticed the yellow ribbons around our neighborhood?
These pretty ribbons show support for our military men and women
serving our nation. I enjoy and appreciate seeing these ribbons on a
daily basis. You see, our son is a medic in the U.S. Army stationed
in Iraq and these yellow ribbons speak to me. Each ribbon represents a heart.
Thus, I’m asking you to display yellow ribbons in your yard to remind us all of the efforts
these people do to provide us the freedoms we enjoy daily.
With the recent deaths of several area service men, these ribbons take on a very personal
meaning. This letter is not intended to state whether or not our troops should be in Iraq; it
is much more personal than that. It is intended to persuade you to join together to make
Fairfield a premier neighborhood whose voices reach personally to individual service
personnel showing words of acknowledgement, appreciation, and encouragement.
Therefore, I am also asking individuals, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Women’s clubs,
sports teams, senior clubs, and churches to take time to send cards or letters to a specific
service person until they come home. If you would like an individual name and address
to send your words to, just call me (281-373-0142) and I’ll gladly provide you with one.
I’m sure there are other families in Fairfield who have loved ones and friends serving in
the military. If you would like to submit a person’s name and address as a recipient, drop
their information into the decorated box at the Fairfield Athletic Center.
Together we can reach around the world and bring Texas to those protecting us all!
Let’s Show Our SUPPORT!
Here’s one of our brave countryman
over in Iraq; please show your love and
support by sending Kevin cards, letters,
care boxes, whatever you can to show
him he’s in our hearts, thoughts and
prayers:
Sergeant Allison, K.S.
1st BN 23rd MAR
H & S Co. Sniper Plt/recon
Unit 41900
FPO-AP 96426-1900
Sincerely,
Peggy Gardner, Fairfield Resident
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Fairfield Women’s Club
invites you to take part in our
Spring Gift Exchange!!!
Please join us:
Bradford Creek Clubhouse
7:00 pm
Please bring a $15 gift to participate
in the exchange.
For questions or information,
please call Kristi Aaby-Arsenault
at 281-304-7852.
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All right Fairfield residents …
It’s time once again to clean out those closets and
garages for the upcoming, semi-annual
Fairfield Community Garage Sale!
10x20 booths are $35 ea;
limited # of 8-ft. tables $10 ea.
Sign up Saturday, March 26th from 8-10 am at the
Bradford Creek Clubhouse
Garage sale to be held @ Traders Village
(290 & Eldridge)
on Saturday, April 9, from 7 am - 3 pm rain or shine.
All Fairfield Women’s Club proceeds
to benefit local charities.
First come - first serve!!
For questions or information,
please contact Casey Buckley @ 281-373-3870.
Attention:
2005 Fairfield
Senior High Students
Graduation Tea
The Fairfield Women’s Club will be awarding $1000 scholarships in April of 2005.
The Fairfield Women’s Club
will honor all senior girls graduating
from high school this May
at our annual Mother / Daughter Tea.
Any Fairfield senior may apply. You may pick up applications
at the Fairfield Athletic Center. All applications must be postmarked by March 31, no exceptions.
Please plan to join us on
Sunday, May 15th, from 1:00 – 3:00.
If you have any questions, please call
Vivian Sobotik, Scholarship Chairperson, at 281-373-9323
For more Information, please call Lisa
Cannon at 281-373-1969.
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Fairfield Book Club
The Fairfield Womens Club has their first issue
of cookbooks available with 400 recipes that
are certain to help you through the busy holiday
season. The books sell for $10 each and are a
perfect addition to any cookbook collection.
We will have a booth at Holiday on the Square selling the
cookbooks or you may contact Kim Urban at 281-373-0014 or
krayurban@sbcglobal.net if you would like more information.
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Our members range from sporadic to avid readers. We meet the 3rd
Wednesday of each month from 7:00pm – 9:30pm(ish) to share food,
drinks and of course conversation.
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A Fun-Loving Over Fifty Group
The Seniors of Fairfield are an active, fifty plus, fun-loving group of couples and singles who share fellowship, events, and activities. If
you or your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to Fairfield Village or even if you have lived here in the Wonderful World of Fairfield
for some time, but have never attended one of our functions you are cordially invited. Come be a part of our fun-loving group.
FEBRUARY HAPPENINGS:
The pictures from our February trip are posted on our web site under the
Trips Pictures drop down menu / Museum-Kemah Trip. The February
pot luck pictures are under the Pot Luck Pictures hyperlink and our two
game night pictures are under the Game Night Pictures hyperlink.
MARCH TRIP PLANS:
Saturday, March 12th: Texas Opry / Magnolia, Texas. The Texas Opry is
one of the trips listed as a most memorable trip on Our History Page. They
always have a great show. The cost is $19.75 per person, which includes
dinner at the Texas Opry, just prior to the show.
MARCH ACTIVITIES PLANS:
Thursday, March 10th: Our Potluck Night at the Lakeside Trails Club
House starts around 6:30pm. Plan on getting there early…for some mixing and fellowship. This will be a St. Patrick Day theme potluck. Bring
some green items, like a green Jell-O salad, or a green cake for desert.
Then plan on staying and enjoy some games. We had several stay last
month and play some games, while finishing up the deserts.
Call Susan Haushalter at 281-304-7837 to get your name(s) on the list,
there still is room for a few more. The departure time will be 4:15pm.
However, be there by 4:00pm. Checks for our trips need to be made out
to Susan Haushalter.
Tuesday, March 15th: Game Night at the Cook’s 6:30 pm. The directions are posted on our activities page and will also be in the March
13th email planner. This is always a very pleasant gathering with great
fellowship. We introduced some new domino games, last month, which
required some new strategies. Plan on coming there’s still room for more
for this game night.
Thursday, March 24th: Game Night at Lakeside Trails Club House 6:30
pm. We would like to see even more come out for this very enjoyable get
together. Last month we had two tables playing different dominos games
and one table playing Sequence. If you have a favorite card or board game,
bring it and teach the rest of us how to play; but be sure to get there.
For All Activities Other Than Trips: Call Mary Lou Cook for more details
at… 281-304-8359
UPCOMING TRIP DATES:
Mark you calendars with the date for our next trip scheduled for: Saturday, April 16th, A Swamp and River Boat tour, this trip is also one of the
memorable trips listed. Mark these dates down too: Saturday, May 21st and
Saturday, June 25th for more exciting trips that Susan has planned.
FAIRFIELD SENIORS WEEKLY PLANNER:
A planner each week is emailed to our members. It provides the latest
information for the weeks events: planned activities, member birthdays,
and other news of interest. If you would like to receive this weekly email,
send your email address… to: Fairfield-Seniors@houston.rr.com.
We recommend that you check our web site regularly, for the latest information. Things change from the time an article must be submitted to the
Gazette and when you receive the Gazette.
Web Address: www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.com
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Moms In Touch International
Every week, in every state of the U.S. and in 85 countries around
the world, thousands of mothers meet to pray for their children
and their schools. They gather in Mexico, New Zealand, China,
Germany, India, Uganda, Egypt, Romania, Russia and many other
countries. They are all part of Moms In Touch International, an
interdenominational, nonprofit ministry of women who believe
prayer makes a difference.
The group was founded in 1984 by Fern Nichols while she was
stationed in Abbotsford, British Colombia with a Christian ministry. She had two sons entering junior high school. Nichols knew
her boys were going to face their greatest test yet in resisting
immoral values, vulgar language, and peer pressure. She found
other concerned mothers, and they began meeting for prayer.
The following summer Nichols and her family moved to Poway,
California, where by the fall of 1985, a group was established at
Poway High School. The women met once a week and prayed
for a full hour for their children and the school. They prayed
for a Moms In Touch group for every school in their district,
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and they shared the concept with their friends and other moms
they met. Two years later, Nichols published a Moms In Touch
booklet, and the following January the first Moms In Touch retreat
was held. Today there are thousands of Moms In Touch groups
meeting worldwide.
The organization’s goal is to have a group of two or more moms
praying for every school in this country and throughout the world.
We know our children face many challenges at school (academics,
drugs, peer pressure and violence), and to stand in the gap for them
through prayer is our highest calling.
The mothers meet once a week to pray for teachers, principals
and administrators, conferences, respect for authority, curriculum
choices, holiday situations, coaches and athletic programs, high
standards, family values, after school programs, problems faced
by the students and for the specific needs of the children of the
mothers in the group.
If you are interested in joining a Moms In Touch group,
please call Alecia Mallett at 281 -256-0433
The MOMS Club of Cypress
NW-Fairfield
is calling all Stay-At-Home Moms
MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club is a support group
for all moms who make the important decision to stay at home to
raise their children so whether you are expecting your first child or
are a veteran mom with school age kids there is sure to be something
of interest in our group. The MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield
serves the entire Fairfield subdivision in Cypress. Interested moms
who live outside Fairfield please visit www.momsclub.org.
The MOMS Club has numerous activities including playgroups,
babysitting co-op, Moms Night Out, coupon swap, cooking and
crafts.
Our next monthly all-member meeting will be held at Good
Shepherd United Methodist Church located on Cypresswood Drive
in Fairfield on the second Tuesday of the month at 10:00 AM.
For more information please contact Deborah Gilstrap, Membership VP at 281-304-6552 or email debgilstrap@swbell.net or Amy
Wilczek, President, at 281-304-4640 or email amywilczek@yahoo.
com with MOMS Club in the subject line.
We are happily welcoming new moms at each meeting,
hope to see you there!
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NWHC
Aggie Mothers’ Club
Upcoming Events
Family Friends
March 8, 2005 – Second Tuesday of the month
Please join the Northwest Harris County Aggie Mothers’ Club on
Tuesday, March 8, 2005. Mr. Brian D. Blake, a Public Relations
Specialist for The George Bush Presidential Library and Museum will
be our speaker for the evening. One of his many talents, aside from
being an exhibit designer, graphic artist, and researcher, he is also the
official photographer for The George Bush Presidential Library and
Museum.
Our meeting begins with a brief social at 7:00p.m. at the Foundry
Methodist Church, in the Fellowship Hall, 8350 Jones Road, Jersey
Village (one block North of Hwy 290).
April 2, 2005 – Texas A&M University Singing Cadets Concert
The Northwest Harris County Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club is
honored to have been chosen as the host of the Singing Cadets Spring
concert tour in 2005.
The cadets are known as “The Voice of Aggieland” having been established in 1893 as the all-male Chorus representing the university in
concert worldwide. This is an all-volunteer group, which receives no
academic credit for the countless hours spent rehearsing and performing. Through the years they have performed for every living President.
They have sung in Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, The White House,
St. Paul’s Cathedral-London, St. Patrick’s Cathedral-New York, the
National Cathedral-Washington, D.C.
All proceeds from the concert will be directed toward student scholarships and support of student organizations on campus. NWHC Texas
A&M University Mothers’ Club is a non-profit 501c(3) member of the
Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Clubs
They will be in concert on April 2, 2005, at The Foundry United Methodist Church (Jones Rd. between West Rd. and 290) at 7:00 p.m. Tickets
are $10. Call Karen Dunbar at 281-350-1773, bqaggiemom@aol.com
or Cathy Gavos at 281-353-8807, rcgavos@aol.com.
We Need Volunteers and Families!
Family to Family Network is an organization that empowers families of children with disabilities by providing information, training, referral and support. We are
initiating a new project in the Houston area called Family
Friends. It is an intergenerational program that matches
volunteers (age 55+) with children with special needs and
their families. The Family Friend (volunteer) will visit
the home once a week for a couple of hours to offer support and encouragement by reading a book, playing, and
become a friend!
The family gains from the emotional support provided by
the volunteer. Their visits often give family members a
break from caring for their child with disabilities, all the
while knowing the child is in good hands.
The Volunteers offer their special skills, wisdom, support
and life experiences. They gain a sense of pride knowing
that they are making a difference in the family‛s life.
The Community is strengthened by volunteers providing
supportive services that would otherwise prove too costly
for the families.
If you are 55 years or older or have a child with a disability and are interested in this wonderful program,
Please call Patricia McMahan or Aline Houston at
Family to Family Network (713)-466-6304
Funded in part by the NCOA-National Council on Aging
Family to Family Network; 13150 FM 529, Suite 106
Houston, TX 77041-2303; #713-466-6304
Website: familytofamilynetwork.org
All proceeds go toward student scholarships and support of student
organizations on campus by the NWHC Aggie Moms’ Club.
For more information or carpool possibilities please call:
Mary Vargo at: 281-433-3042
E-mail – mkvargo1@juno.com
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TEXAS TERRAPINS
SWIM TEAM
MARCH 2005:
The Texas Terrapins
are coming to the end
of their first Short Course
season. We’re just back from our
first
travel meet in Baton Rouge, LA (the BTAC
Mardi Gras Meet) where we had great swims
from all. We are excited to have nineteen
swimmers qualified to swim in the endof-season “BB & up Spring Champs/Last
Chance TAGS” meet on February 25 – 27th.
And one swimmer, Joey Bell, has even qualified for TAGS (the biggest meet in Texas) in
March in the 100 breaststroke event!
The Long Course season begins after Spring
Break, with competitions held in 50-meter
outdoor pools. Though several of our swimmers will compete with the neighborhood
summer league, we look forward to a very
exciting LC season thru July.
In February, several members of the Texas
Terrapins Swim Team traveled to Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, to participate in the BTAC
Mardi Gras Swim Meet.
The Texas Terrapins Swim Team (TTST)
of Cypress, Texas is a year-round competitive swim team offering instruction and
competition to swimmers of all ages and
abilities. The Texas Terrapins Swim Team
provides a positive, supportive and fun-filled
environment where swimmers can improve
their skills and meet their individual goals.
Through the guidance of trained, experienced
coaches, coupled with the support of the families, we encourage team spirit, sportsmanship
and a lifelong love of the sport of swimming.
Also, please visit our team website at: www.
TexasTerrapins.com or contact our Head
Coach, Barbara Harold, at swimbarb@igg.
net.
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Fairfield Athletic Club News:
Hours at the Club
Monday thru Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
5:00 a.m-10:00 p.m.
5:00 a.m-8:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m-8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m-8:00 p.m.
New Card Replacement Policy
The FAC has started a new policy for members that have lost their cards.
For anyone who has to have a new card made, we will be charging a mandatory $2.00 fee. If you have simply misplaced your card, we ask that you try to
locate it before requesting a replacement. We thank you for your cooperation,
and if you have any questions, please call us at 281-373-0834.
Guests
If you are going to bring a guest with you to the FAC, you will need to
pay a $5.00 guest fee and have your guest sign a waiver. ALL guests must
be accompanied by a resident.
Weight Room Orientation
Orientation will be offered at the club on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the
month from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m.Please call the front desk to make sure of
the dates, occasionally we do have to change our dates due to our trainer’s
schedule.
WEIGHT ROOM RULES
No one under the age of 12 is allowed in the weight room. 12-14 year
olds must have completed weight room orientation and be accompanied
by an adult that is taking responsibility for them. 15 year olds must have
completed weight room orientation. We would like to remind residents that
proper athletic attire must be worn when
working out. We will not allow residents to work out in jeans, blue-jean
shorts or other non-athletic apparel.
Rentals
The FAC rents out the Golf Center, the Bradford Creek clubhouse, and
The Lakeside Trails clubhouse. For rental fees please call the FAC.
Tennis
If anyone is interested in finding out more about tennis activities at the
FAC you can email factennis@yahoo.com for more information. We offer
lessons for adults and children. We have a tennis pro, Charles Boyd that has
many years of experience teaching tennis. He is offering a special for January and February: Buy a set of 5 lessons and get the 6th lesson free and the
cost is $250.00. You can make your payment to the FAC then call Charles
to schedule your lessons. His number is 713-269-9986
Adult Lap Swimming
If you are over the age of 18 you can sign a waiver and lap swim when the
FAC is open. The only time that lap swimming is not available is when swim
team practice is going on in the afternoon from 4:30 to 7:30pm. If you have
any questions about lap swimming please call the FAC at 281-373-0834.
Before and After School Counselors
The FAC is hiring counselors for the Before and After School program.
You must be 18 years old and have graduated from high school. Please call
Linda Litton for more information at 281-373-0834.
FAC Website
The Fairfield Athletic Club has a new website: www.fairfieldclub.com
Aerobics
Morning aerobics classes, taught by Laura Schutt, are on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:30am to 10:30am at the the Golf Center. Evening
aerobics classes, taught by Nancy Wong, are Monday and Wednesday from
6:30pm to 7:30pm at the Golf Center. Please come for a free tryout.
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Yoga
Yoga classes, taught by Nancy Wong are on Monday and Wednesday from
7:30pm to 8:30pm at the Golf Center. Please come try out a class for free!
Personal Training
Joy Blackshear Dortch, B.S., CPT, LWMC, has 8 years of experience in
the fitness industry. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Texas
A&M University. She is certified by ISSA (International Sports Science
Association) and ACE (American Council on Exercise). She is a Certified
Lifestyle and Weight Management Consultant. She performs body composition analysis, exercise prescriptions, lifestyle consulting, marathon training
consulting and fitness testing. She is a Fairfield resident. To schedule a free
consultation, you can reach Joy at (832)656-2535 or call the Fairfield Athletic
Club (281)373-0834.
Life guarding
If you are interested in life guarding this summer, please come into the
Fairfield Athletic Club and fill out an application.
Life guard certification training required by Ellis & Associates will be March
17-21 at the FAC. Returning guards will also be required to take the Ellis
recertification training on March 17-21. Qualifications of Life guards: 15 yrs.
old, dependable, punctual, keen sense of importance for water safety.
If you have any questions regarding life guarding, please call the Fairfield
Athletic Club (281)373-0834 and ask for Charlotte Byrne.
IF YOU MISS
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Your Child’s Winning Combination
Laura Zubrod MS, RD, LD
It’s that time of year again and sports will be in full swing before we know
it. Enabling our children to perform their best is as easy as focusing on their
eating, drinking and sleeping habits.
Give Me Fuel!
Be sure to fuel your athlete before he or she hits the field. Pre-practice and
Pre-game meals are an important part of your child’s performance.
Start every day with breakfast. An athlete without breakfast is like a car
without gas—neither will get very far. Stick to whole grain breads and cereals
(look for those with less than 10 grams of sugar per serving), fruit and low
fat milk and diary products. A sandwich or last night’s cold pizza can also
be great breakfast choices.
Feed your child a meal 1 ½ to 3 hours before practice or game time. Avoid
a fatty meal like a hamburger and French fries, which is slow to digest. Stick
to something easily digested and rich in carbohydrates like noodles, sandwiches, tortilla wraps, oatmeal, or cereal and toast. Eating too much or too
soon before an event can leave your child with less energy and possibly an
upset stomach. A light snack that is easily digested can be eaten 1 hour to
30 minutes before game time. Try a banana, a piece of toast, a few crackers
or half a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Bring along healthy snacks for long practices, after games or all-day events
such as: bananas, apples, oranges, grapes, carrot sticks, ½ sandwich, pretzels,
animal cookies, granola bars, vanilla wafers, mini bagels, dry cereal, cheese
sticks, yogurt, dried fruit, crackers, 100% fruit juice, tortilla w/peanut butter.
Avoid sugary snacks like candy bars, cookies, donuts, sodas and fruit
drinks. These foods provide excess fat, sugar and calories. While they may
provide a quick burst of energy, they will quickly leave your athlete feeling
tired and hungry.
Fill ‘Em Up!
It is essential to supervise young athletes to ensure they are consuming
enough fluids. Did you know that children are:
• more susceptible to dehydration than adults and adolescents
• not as adept at handling extremes in temperature
• sweat less efficiently
• get hotter during physical activity
• often not able to recognize that they are thirsty or the symptoms of
heat strain
Be aware of these warning signs of dehydration: headache, fatigue, thirst,
nausea, dizziness, muscle cramping and vomiting.
Choose the right fluids
Plain, cool water is the best choice for children. Sweat contains more
water than sodium or potassium (electrolytes) and the priority for the young
athlete should be to replace the lost water rather than electrolytes. Sports
drinks are not necessary for children. For activities lasting longer than 90
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minutes, sports drinks can provide a little extra energy. Children will typically replace any electrolytes they may have lost just by eating a healthful
diet. Fresh fruits and 100% fruit juices are excellent sources of electrolytes.
A great snack to bring along for after a practice or game would be a banana,
pretzels and 100% fruit juice. Salt tablets should never be given to athletes.
Salt tablets contribute to dehydration because they cause extra water to enter
the stomach and draw it away from other body tissues.
Your goal is to get the fluids in. If your child is more likely to drink enough
fluids by consuming sports drinks or juice, then consider that option. If you
are going to use fruit juice, use 100% fruit juice and dilute it with equal parts
water (e.g. 1 cup water to 1 cup juice). Children should not drink undiluted
fruit juice, fruit drinks or sodas when they are physically active. These beverages contain a lot of sugar that will draw water into the stomach resulting in
stomach cramps, nausea and diarrhea. Also, keep in mind that children should
not drink more than 8 to 12 ounces of any type of sugary drink, even 100%
fruit juice, each day. Sports drinks should contain between 15-18 grams of
carbohydrate per cup (8 oz). Be aware of the difference between “energy”
drinks and sports drinks. Energy drinks often contain caffeine, herbs, supplements, as well as a lot of sugar and calories – not a good choice for young
athletes.
When to Drink? How Much to Drink?
• 1 – 2 hours before practice/game: Drink 10-14 ounces (about 1 ½ cups)
of cool water.
• 10-15 minutes before practice/game: Drink 10 ounces (about 1 cup) of
cool water.
• During practice/game: Encourage your athlete to drink 3-4 ounces
(about ½ cup) about every 15-20 minutes even if your child does not feel
thirsty.
• After practice/game: Drink a minimum of 16 ounces (2 cups) of cool water
and provide a healthy snack.
Catch Some Z’s
Being an active kid requires a lot of energy. Make sure your athlete is
catching the right amount of Z’s. Children 3 to 5 years of age need 11 to 15
hours of sleep. While those between the ages of 5 and 12 need about 10 to
11 hours of sleep.
Did you know that too little sleep for your child:
• impairs his creativity, concentration and memory
• leaves her with less energy and slows her reaction time
• makes him more susceptible to illness and infection
• leaves her (and you) feeling cranky
A little bit of planning and preparation can go a long way in ensuring your
child is able to perform at his or her best. Planning meals, preparing healthful snacks in advance and ensuring an adequate sleep schedule are just as
important as that cool new uniform and making it to practice.
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KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
TIME:
TIME:
DATE: April 6, 2005
Ault 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.; 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Keith 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.; 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Pre-registration for 2005-2006 Kindergarten classes will be held on Wednesday, April 6, 2005. To be eligible for
Kindergarten, a child must be 5 years of age on or before September 1, 2005. No exceptions will be made.
In order to register, parent/guardian must furnish the following documentation:
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Certified Copy of the Child’s Birth Certificate issued by the Bureau of Vital Statistics (hospital certificate will not be accepted). Birth Certificates may be obtained at any Harris County Courthouse
Annex for children born in the State of Texas.
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Child’s Social Security Card.
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Child’s current Immunization Record.
Required Immunizations:
DPT – 4 doses – last dose on or after 4th birthday.
Polio – 3 doses – last dose on or after 4th birthday.
MMR – 2 doses on or after 1st birthday.
Hepatitis B – 3 doses.
Varicella – 1 dose or have had illness.
HIB (Series) last dose on or after 15 months but before turning 5 years of age.
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Proof of Residence – current utility bill (gas, water or electric only); or current lease agreement; or current closing statement.
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Parent/Guardian’s Driver’s License or State ID Card.
Registration packets will be available for pickup beginning Tuesday, March 15TH, at Ault and Keith.
NO STUDENT WILL BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER
WITHOUT THE PROPER DOCUMENTATION LISTED ABOVE.
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Shepherd’s Kids
Before and After School Care
Little Lamb News
Love is in the air at Little Lambs! We
celebrated Valentine’s Day by decorating cookies and “mailing” cards to
each of our friends. Then we galloped
right into our rodeo round-up complete
with pony rides, dressing up as cow pokes in
our “wild west” area, sharing friendship trail mix, and having
a cookout. In our gross motor and music classes, we had stick
races and sang songs around the “campfires.” Yee haw!
Our registration is in full swing for the 05-06 school year. We
provide a loving, Christian MDO and Preschool for children
18 months – 5 years 2, 3, or 4 days a week depending on
age. We still have spots available in our 2s WF classes, our
3s WF classes, and a limited number of spots in our 4s MTT
and TT classes. For more information about our program
or online registration procedures, visit our website at www.
littlelambsmdo.org.
From the creators of Little Lambs, KidSpirit, and CrossAction, Good Shepherd has added Shepherd’s Kids to their list
of programs involving children from our community. Children
zoned to Ault Elementary are split into age-appropriate small
groups from Kindergarten through 8th grade enjoying a wide
variety of arts and crafts, games, and fun activities in a loving,
Christian environment. Cy-Fair provides bus transportation to
and from school.
Registration for the 05-06 school year will begin March
14. Enrollment forms and general information are available at
www.littlelambsmdo.org, then click on the “Shepherd’s Kids”
button. Call 281-373-2273 to tour our facility.
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We are registering for our fall 2005 program. We are offering
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the Fairfield Athletic Club and pick up a registration packet.
You can turn in your registration to the front desk anytime the
club is open. We also currently have openings.
If you want to give us a call we can give you more information about the days that are available. Please ask to speak to
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CY-FAIR PROJECT PROM 2005 NEWS
The Cy-Fair Project Prom Committee for 2005 has reached the
point where we are wrapping up a lot of our fundraisers. Our
most recent fundraiser, Tin Hall Dinner, Dance and Auction was
very successful. We thank all the parents who were involved in
the planning and who attended that night.
Currently we have started sign ups for those parents who would
like to work on the committee’s that plan the actual event. We also
have started sign up’s for working the actual night of Project Prom.
For those who may not be aware of the actual date, Project Prom
is on Friday, May 6th, 2005.
Shift times will be 10PM to 2AM and 2AM to 6AM. The various
areas you can volunteer to work that night are; casino, cleanup,
decorations, donations, entertainment, food, water and drinks,
games, gowns & tux check in, prizes/senior gifts, student registration, and parent registration. For those Senior parents who would
like to experience this wonderful event, you may sign up at the
next parent meeting on March 14th, 2005.
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There are several dates everyone needs to take note of.
March 14th
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Cookie dough orders may be picked up at the parent
meeting on this date.
•
Senior student pictures are due for the DVD that will
continually run during Project Prom. Students may
also purchase this DVD. Requirements for the pictures
can be found on our website, www.cyfairprojectprom.
com.
March 23rd
• Orders for Market Day are due on this date. Information on this fundraiser can also be found on our website
or on Market Day’s website, www.marketday.com.
Please join us at the next parent meeting, March 14th,
in the Cy-Fair High SchoolCafeteria.
Attention:
2005 Cy-Fair High
School Seniors
The Ault Elementary PTO awards a
$500 scholarship to one male and female applicant who are graduating from
Cy-Fair High School and graduated
from Ault Elementary.
Scholarship applications and guidelines
can be obtained from Suzanne Malone
at Cy-Fair High School. The deadline
for submitting applications is April 11,
2005.
Cy-Fair College Perspective
Cy-Fair College Hosts Israeli Druze Poet and Diplomat Reda Mansour
March 8 speaker event is open to the community
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During his career in the foreign service, he
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Mansour has devoted his public activities in
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Arabs and Jews. In this realm, he has taken
part in many projects aiming at the promotion
of co-existence and cultural dialogue.
All talks are open to the community and
will be held in the Conference Center, rooms
152 and 153 at Cy-Fair College, 9191 Barker
Cypress.
Sponsoring this event are the Cy-Fair College
Branch Library and Windows on the World
program, as well as the Consulate General of
Israel of the Southwest and the Houston World
Affairs Council.
For information, call Elise Sheppard at 281290-5248 or go to her web page at http://faculty.
nhmccd.edu/elsheppard/activities.htm.
Find out how poetry affected diplomacy
and relates to multiculturalism and learn about
minorities in Israel with Israeli Druze Poet and
Diplomat Reda Mansour, who will speak at
Cy-Fair College March 8.
In his first talk at 9 a.m., Mansour will cover
the challenges of writing poetry in Israel - a
country where there are more than a hundred religious, ethnic and national communities. In his
10 a.m. talk, Mansour will discuss 20th Century
poets, who were often posted as diplomats, their
affect on diplomacy and what their diplomatic
journeys give to their poems. At noon, Mansour
will share information on the multi-lingual and
multi-cultural heritage of minorities in Israel
that have the same rich fabric of the Jewish
majority.
This accomplished author and poet is also a
PH.D candidate at Haifa University’s Middle
Eastern History Department and a graduate
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Looking for new members!
If you are a Veteran of the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air
Force, U.S. Marines, U.S. Coast Guard, or Merchant Marines
you may be eligible to join. American Legion Post #324
currently meets the second Sunday of each month at the Jersey
Village City Hall.
Post Commander: Gary Gafney
Post Adjutant: Howard Mead
For a membership application, please contact Hugh Gutzman
at 281-304-7404.
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The Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club, an affiliate of the International Kiwanis
organization, meets three times a month at the Hearthstone Country
Club in Hearthstone from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. for lunch, fellowship, the reporting of progress of the Club’s sponsored children
and youth projects, and programs by guest speakers on subjects
involving community affairs. We invite you to visit with us for
lunch (cost $10) and learn more about our organization.
Planning has begun for the annual Golf Tournament in the spring.
Watch for further notice of the dates. You do not have to be a member
to play.
Kiwanis, International is a worldwide service organization with
“Children, Priority One” as its primary focus. Kiwanians work for a
better quality of life for the citizens of the Cy-Fair area, the state, the
nation, and the world. This Club is a “Service Club,” rich in tradition
and pride in its accomplishments. Members engage in various fund
raising events to support youth organizations, such as Key Club, the
high school division of Kiwanis; Boy Scouts; and Girl Scouts, as well
as other charitable organizations that assist families. An annual golf
tournament is one of the primary fund-raisers along with a few sales
projects. Kiwanis is a nonprofit organization and all funds raised are
used to support these organizations and charities.
Membership in Kiwanis is open to persons of good character who adhere
to the standards of good conduct in their community and believe in and
subscribe to the objects of Kiwanis International. If you would like to
know more about Kiwanis and the service programs it promotes, call
Peggy Presnell, at 281-304-7127, John Overton at 281-890-0541; or
George Crowl at 832-467-1998.
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Jordan Aguilera ..............14.............• .............• .............• .......281-304-6078
Emily Aitken ..................13.............• .............• ......................281-213-3733
Hannah Aitken ...............16.............• .............• ......................281-213-3733
Shannon Archabal ..........14.............• ............W.....................281-256-2276
Ben Baltes ......................11 .......................... •W ...........• .......281-256-0394
Nicole Bell .....................13.............• .....................................281-373-3734
Ashlee Bennick ..............17*+ ........• .............• ......................281-373-4163
Megan Booth..................12*+ ........• .............• ......................281-373-5566
Briana Borders ...............13.............• .............• ......................281-304-0595
Mandy Borders...............15*+ ........• .............• ......................281-304-0595
Sarah Bricco ...................15*+ ........• .............• .............• .......281-373-0070
Angie Brown ..................13*+ ........• .....................................281-256-1646
Lacie Butler....................12.............• ........... •W ....................713-283-4519
Kaleigh Calda.................12*+ ........• .............• ......................281-373-9838
Travis Calda ...................13.............• ............................• .......281-373-9838
Garrett Campbell............11 ...........................W............• .......281-373-0701
Jacob Campbell ..............13.............• ........... •W ...........• .......281-373-0701
Justin Campbell..............17.............• ........... •W ...........• .......281-373-0701
Alyssa Cantu ..................13.............• .............• ......................281-373-2117
Austin Clayton ...............12.......................... •W ...........• .......281-304-0436
Bill Clayton ....................14.......................... •W ...........• .......281-304-0436
Ross Clayton ..................10.......................... •W ...........• .......281-304-0436
Alexandrea Curry ...........11 .............• .............• ......................281-256-0037
Joshua Curry ..................14...........................................• .......281-256-0037
Keelie Curry ...................13*+ ........• .............• ......................281-256-0037
Taylor Daly ....................10............................• ......................281-373-0568
Jennifer Davis ................13.............• ........... •W ...........• .......281-256-1996
Natalie Fawcett ..............13.............• .....................................281-373-1911
Sean Ferguson ................16.............• .............• .............• .......281-373-1599
Eric Foerster ...................14.............• .....................................281-373-4303
Kelly Foster....................17*+ ........• .............• ......................281-373-9118
Kyle Frisch .....................13.......................... •W ....................281-256-9544
Kristyn Gest ...................13*+ ........• ........... •W ....................281-256-6017
Michelle Gonzales .........14*+ ........• ........... •W ....................281-304-5323
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Adrian Herrera ...............14.......................... •W ...........• .......281-256-7387
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Devon Hinton .................13.............• ........... •W ....................281-373-3441
Olivia Hinton .................15.............• ........... •W ....................281-373-3441
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Catholic News
We are an active group of Catholic’s that attend and support Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church on Huffmeister. If you are new to the neighborhood,
please go by the parish office and pick up a welcome packet. Mass times
at CtR are Saturday: 5 pm; Sunday: 7:30, 9, or 11am and 5:00 pm. Mon.,
Tues, Thurs. & Fri at 9 am and Wed. at 7 pm.
We share our faith with the our neighbors in Fairfield through a local
C.C.E. program K-8th grade, adult and family faith formation, spiritual
activities, etc. These activities are planned by a core group of volunteers
that meet on a monthly basis. If you would like to become more involved
and get to know your neighbors and Catholic community better, please call
Anna Marie Novoa at 281-213-3136.
Spring Festival: Christ the Redeemer Spring Festival is coming up in
April and the chairman, Mike Helveka, is looking for a coordinator for the
Nacho/Hot Dog booth....or any booth. In the past, Fairfield Catholic’s have
run the Nacho/Hot Dog booth and scheduled volunteers to work Saturday
and Sunday of the festival. I have been the chair the past few years and now
I am stepping down to allow one of you a turn. If you are interested, or
would like to chair this booth, please call Mike at 281-373-5322 or Katie
Smith at 281-373-9008.
Feast of Fellowship Ministry: This ministry has been created due to the
increase in new parishioners and new Catholic neighbors within our community. We want to you to come and join us for Catholic sharing in a new
approach to ministry: sharing the family table. Our designated host families
will be hosting another dinner in February. If you would like more information, please contact Bill Bradley at wjbgolf2003@yahoo.com or Leslie Ann
Seifert at lseifert@houston.rr.com.
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Adult 10 Commandment study in Fairfield: Sunday’s, 4:45-5:45 pm during CCE class time. We are so excited to offer a new fall study about The
10 Commandments. We all need to be reminded they are commandments,
not suggestions. Come join us after you drop your child off for CCE at the
Lakeside Trails Clubhouse. For more information call Bill or Stacie Bradley
at 281-304-9341.
C.C.E. (Continuing Christian Education): I want to thank our teachers
and aides for making this another successful year! Parents, please take time
to thank your teacher for giving their time, talent, and home to your child
every week. Our program would not exist if we
didn’t have enough volunteers.
C.C.E. teachers 2005-06: I am currently looking for teachers and aides for
the 2005-06 CCE school year. Please pray about this and see if it is where
God is calling you to serve! Please call Katie Smith if you would like to
teach in Fairfield at 281-373-9008 or Fredna Kilcummins, RE Director at
Christ the Redeemer, if you would like to teach at the church or have any
questions about religious education. Teacher and student registrations forms
will be coming out in April.
C.C.E. Co-Coordinator needed: This will be our 5th year of CCE classes
being held in Fairfield and I do need someone to share the responsibility with
me and organize the classes and teachers. It all takes place during July for
the Fairfield program. Please call me at 281-373-9008, or email me at katie.
smith@sbcglobal.net if you are interested.
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BIBLE STUDIES: Men’s in FF: Sunday, 8:30-9:30 pm at the Golf Center.
If you have any questions or concerns, please call James Smith at 281-3739008. Adult at CtR: Every Thursday at 7 pm at Christ the Redeemer, room
113. For more information call Rose Mary Potter at 281-469-5533. Jr. &
High School at CtR: T.N.T., Tuesday Night Truth, at Christ the Redeemer.
For more information call the parish office at 281-469-5533.
FLAG POLE at AULT: Every Wed, from 6:30-6:45 pm, local Catholic’s
come together in prayer at the Ault Elementary flagpole. Everyone is welcome to join!
If you would like to be added to the local Catholic’s mailing list or have
a change of address, please call Katie Smith at 281-373-9008.
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Bring your lunch, and join in a lively discussion, led by Rabbi Matt
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Time: noon to 1:30 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month.
Place: CJCN, 5400 Fellowship Lane, Spring, Texas.
Thursday, March 3 Do I have to believe in God to be Jewish.
Thursday, April 7 Personalizing the Lessons of Passover
Thursday, May 5 The Jewish View of Stem Cell research and other
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When you grab that mug of green beer this St. Patrick’s day consider the
man being honored this March 17. Most folks think of Patrick as a short
red-bearded man with a green hat and a four-leaf clover holding a beer like
some sort of leprechaun. Some know him as the man who drove out all the
snakes in Ireland. But these are mere legends. If the truth be told…
Patrick was a Christian missionary in Ireland in the early fifth century. He was
British, and though called a “saint,” he was never canonized by the Catholic
church. He was, however, a simple man with a passion for spreading the good
news of Jesus Christ to the people of Ireland.
Now going to Ireland to be a missionary was not easy for Patrick. Prior to
becoming such he had been captured by the Irish and taken as a prisoner
for eight years when he was only 16. He was sold as a slave to a Celtic
chieftain. While in captivity he asked God to reveal Himself and to help
him escape. He kept remembering the passage his father used to quote in
Psalm 50:15: “Call upon [God] in the day of trouble. I will deliver you, and
you shall glorify Me.” Patrick did eventually escape, and upon doing so he
went home to England.
After several years at home, Patrick had a dream where he was sure God
spoke to him telling him to return to Ireland and tell the people there about
salvation in Jesus Christ. He obeyed that instruction at age 40, and to pay
for his voyage he used his family inheritance.
he used much of his money to buy his freedom, for his life was constantly
in danger. His ministry proved to be very fruitful. He converted thousands
through simple preaching. He planted churches, founded monasteries, and
ordained others to Christian ministry. He lived to be 77, and though he
continually yearned for home, he remained in Ireland as an ambassador for
Christ until his death in A.D. 460.
So, when guzzling that keg of green beer this March, remember the tradition
behind St. Patrick’s Day. It’s about a man who gave his life to serve Jesus
Christ and who died doing so!
Harvest Bible Church is a non-denominational, non-charismatic church. We
gather each Sunday morning at Ault Elementary to worship Christ through
the study of the Bible, songs of praise, prayer, and fellowship. Church office:
281-304-1441; Web: www.harvestbiblechurch.net
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Adult Bible study: 9:30-10:15
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Men’s Sunday evening Bible study: every other Sunday night from
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Women’s Bible study: Tuesday nights from 7:30-8:45
Upon arriving in Ireland he bought a chariot and traveled throughout the north
and west. He preached continually about salvation in Jesus Christ alone, and
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Upcoming Events
Fall 2005-2006 registration for God’s Little Angels MDO is now open and
will continue until all classes are full. God’s Little Angel’s MDO is a Tuesday/Thursday program that meets from 9 am to 2 pm and closely follows
the Cy-Fair calendar. For more information concerning our program, contact
Director Jenny Cunningham at 281-373-5446 or jenny.cunningham@fairf
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Join Student Ministry for spring break “Mystery Night”. Check the website
for more information.
Our weekly worship times are Wednesday night “Halftime”, from 6:45-9:00
pm. Sunday morning small groups at 10:15 am and Sunday evening “Free
Shipping” from 5:00-7:00 pm. If you would like to be added to weekly email updates, please e-mail vickie.brummett@fairfieldbaptist.com. Events
and schedule updates are also available on our website.
Seeking peace in the midst of the storms of life? Beginning Saturday, March
26, FBC launch C5, featuring exciting music, inspiring dramas, relevant
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Revisit the last days of Jesus Christ. Get a glimpse of life in 30 AD. On
Thursday, March 17 watch “The Passion” with us at 7:00 pm in the Fairfield
Baptist Church Sanctuary.
Celebrate the Resurrection with us on Easter Sunday, March 27. Services
will be held at 7:30, 9:00 and 11:05 am. Kidstuf family worship will meet
at 10:15 am and KidsMo, for children in grades K-5, will meet during the
9:00 and 11:05 am services.
Financial Peace University is a Dave Ramsey video based financial planning
class meeting on Sunday nights. Join us to learn how to manage your finances
and become debt free. Visit www.fairfieldfpu.com for more information.
Ladies Ministry will host “Freedom Friday” on April 15 at 7:00 pm. Bring
a friend and come join us!!
New Service Times
Fairfield Baptist Church now has two Worship Services, at 9:00 and 11:05 am
with Kidstuf Family Ministry and Student Ministry classes at 10:15 am. Adult
Community Groups meet on Sundays and throughout the week in numerous
locations throughout the area as well as on campus. “First Wednesday”, is
our unique casual, interactive worship service is lead by our Associate Pastor,
Daron Adkison. Don’t miss our next one on March 2 at 6:45 pm.
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Mason Roads. Come check us out! For more information call us at 281-3735446 or email us at info@fairfieldbaptist.com. Visit our website for current
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What are you focusing on in life?
Are You looking for a way to feel better?
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The answer to these and all other questions of life and life’s problems, is
found in the word of God. His word is full of answers to our deepest problems.
God wants our lives to be happy, fulfilling and prosperous. As we are true
to Him, He promises us a future and a hope. Come join us and learn more
of the exciting and wonderful promises of God.
Easter is just around the corner and we are planning a fun filled Easter
picnic and Easter Egg hunt, on March 27th @ 1:30 p.m., right on our church
grounds. Bring your family, your lawn chairs and your appetite and join us
for a great time.
It is never to early to begin planning summer activities for your children
so, pencil in our exciting Vacation Bible School July 25 – 29th. We will
be entering the “Construction Zone.” There will be crafts, games, upbeat
Christian music and most importantly, Biblical truth which will be planted in
the hearts of those who are our children today and will become the leaders of
tomorrow. With Godly foundation planted in their hearts, our children will be
Godly leaders, leaders with Godly morals and ethics. We are also looking for
Godly parents who would like to volunteer to assist in some capacity during
this fun filled time. Call our church office and let us know your heart, your
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love of the Lord. We are in our 14th year of serving this community. Our
services are always great and we welcome all who enter our doors. Our
services are Saturday evenings at 6:30 and Sunday mornings at 10:45. A
nursery is provided at each service. We have a complete Children’s church
program for children up through 5th grade for our Sunday morning service.
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“Discovering the Heart of Christ, in the Heart of Fairfield.”
A story was once told of a small girl who lived in a high-rise building in the
inner city of a large metropolis. The girl’s family was poor, but she wanted for
only one thing. Each and every afternoon, the girl would sit at her bedroom
window and look out at the most beautiful building she had ever seen. The
sun reflected off the many windows of the building like a shiny, golden piece
of jewelry. “Wow!” the girl thought, “If I could only live in that beautiful
building, then I would be happy.” One evening the girl left her bedroom
and set out to search for a closer look at the beautiful building. However,
as she neared it location, amidst all the other tall buildings that surrounded
her, she lost sight of her goal. She searched and searched for the building to
no avail. “It has to be right here,” she thought to herself. Finally, exhausted
from her search, she found a young boy about her age. She asked the boy,
“Do you know where I can find the beautiful, shiny, golden building?” The
boy replied, “Oh, yes! I know the building that you are speaking of. I look at
it every day.” The boy then pointed over her shoulder. Upon turning around,
the little girl spotted something that amazed her. It was the building in which
she lived, reflecting a beautiful golden glimmer from the sun. While the girl
had longed for what she believed that she did not have, she had failed to see
the value of what she did have. —copied
We all walk in blessings every day and yet like the little girl sometimes
don’t realize how blessed we really are. I want to personally invite you and
your family to come church this Sunday. It will bless your lives and you will
grow a deeper appreciation for your life and God who supplies all our needs.
Please take a look below at our worship times and other activities we have
and drop by some time. We would love to meet you.
On Sunday mornings; Bible Classes for babies to adults begins at 9:30am.
Each bible class is taught by loving, well prepared, Christians utilizing the
latest in educational techniques and finest bible curriculums.
Worship is at 10:30am and each service is carefully thought out and planned
by our worship ministry leaders. Every service is meant to bring glory to the
name of Jesus and help each person realize how wonderful it is when you
fall in love with Jesus as your savior.
At 5:00pm on Sunday evenings we have “Power Surge”. This is a program
that each week offers different ways to grow as a person.
Each Tuesday is a special “Ladies’ Brown Bag Lunch and Prayer.” Ladies
come together at 12 noon and spend time eating and fellowshipping and then
a time of prayer. Everyone in the community is invited to come.
Mid-week Bible studies are also offered every Wednesday at 7:30pm. This
is a great time to pause in the middle of a busy week and be re-energized by
fellowship, prayer, and study of God’s word.
We also offer free of charge in-home, personal, one-on-one Bible studies and
for those who wish to study alone, Bible correspondence lessons as well.
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If you have a prayer need of any kind please let us know by calling the church
office or visiting our web site at www.fairfieldchurch.org. You may also call
the church office and set up a time to come into our sanctuary for a personal
time of prayer and reflection. We are available to meet your prayer needs 7
days a week, 24 hours a day, holidays and weekends included.
At Fairfield Church of Christ it is all about Heart.
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(E)- Encouraging, God’s family through love and fellowship.
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Good Shepherd United Methodist Church
MARCH is here and Easter is just around the corner
March & April Schedule of Events:
March 1st 7:00pm WOW (Women Of the Word)
March 5th 8:00 am UMM Pancake Breakfast
March 25 7:00 pm Rise Again Easter Cantata
March 26 10-12pm Easter Egg Hunt
March 26 5:55 pm Easter Vigil Gathering
March 27 8:30 am Traditional Easter Worship
March 27 9:45 am Traditional Easter Worship
March 27 11:00 am Contemporary Easter Praise
April 17 4-7 pm Annual Shrimp and Crawfish Boil
Spring is bursting out all over. The celebration of Lent is well underway.
Easter itself is just around the corner. Take a look at some of the happenings
at Good Shepherd.
Rise Again - Easter Cantata - Friday March 25th
Andrew was just a simple fisherman who had become a follower of the John
the Baptizer. One day he heard John call Jesus “The Lamb of God.” Curious
to learn what he meant, Andrew began to follow Jesus, who turned around
and said, “Who do you seek?” Andrew replied, “Rabbi, where are You staying?” Jesus said, “Come and see.” That was all. “Come and see,” but those
three words would change Andrew’s life forever. Come “Rise Again” with
Jesus Christ our Savior. Good Shepherd United Methodist Church choir and
orchestra will present this wonderful Easter Cantata on Good Friday March
25th, at 7:00 pm in the sanctuary.
Alpha, What is Alpha?
Everyone is invited to attend an Alpha course. People attend for a wide variety of reasons. Some want to investigate whether God exists, and if there
is any point to life; others are concerned about what happens after death.
Still others may have attended church on and off all their lives but feel they
have never really understood the basics of the Christian faith. People come
from many different backgrounds, holding many different viewpoints - but
all come with the same objective: to establish whether Jesus Christ has
any real relevance for their lives. If you would like to take part in an Alpha
course or know someone who would benefit from the course, contact Rick
Ivey@281-373-2273 or email gsmrick@sbcglobal.net.
Common Grounds
Common Grounds Gathering @ 5:55pm is a dynamic way to worship God
SATURDAY NIGHTS at Good Shepherd. Each week you will enjoy powerful
music, worship, praise, and fellowship in a casual atmosphere. Common
Grounds is a great place for you to either begin your journey as a disciple of
Jesus or to find the daily bread you need to continue that journey. Everyone
is welcome!
YOUTH:
Weekly programming includes senior high meeting in the Youth Room from
4-6 pm each Sunday evening and the junior high meeting immediately following from 6-8 pm in the Sanctuary. In addition to the Sunday meetings
Junior High Bible Study for sixth through eighth grades meets weekly on
Wednesday nights at 7:00 pm here at the church. Sixth through Eighth grades
are welcome to join this group at any point in the semester. Senior High Bible
Study (9th through 12th grade) meets weekly on Wednesday nights at 7pm at
the home of Bill and Lesly Haygood (call the church office for directions).
These are both open studies so join in at any time. In addition to these weekly
programs lots of great activities are set for this Spring. Our youth are attending mid-winter camps and confirmation is moving on for the 7th grade. We
are also starting to look to the summer. Summer camp and Summer mission
projects are already well into the planning stage. For information on any of
these activities Call Andrew (281-373-2273) for the details!
Women Of the Word
W.O.W is our women’s group. Women of the Word is open to all women
so feel free to invite your friends and neighbors to join us. We meet on
the first Tuesday of each month at 7 pm around the themes of mission and
personal spiritual growth. Come in the door with the Steeple, and there will
be women ready to greet you down the hall to the right. We enjoy singing,
devotional and prayer time, guest speakers, special events, and always great
snacks. Come get to know some new women in the church and find out the
many wonderful ways that we can minister to each others needs and to the
needs of our community.
Methodist Men:
Want to get involved with other men in service and fun activities? Be at
church for a pancake breakfast the first Saturday of the month at 8:00 to
learn more. This is a great meal, and you will get the information you need
on upcoming activities.
Come join GSUMC and begin the journey. Good Shepherd is located on
Cypresswood, two blocks east of Mason Rd. The church family looks forward to meeting you and your family at either the 5:55 (Saturdays) Common
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Trinity Vineyard Church
Who are we?
Trinity Vineyard is a new church gathering in Fairfield. We love Jesus.
We are growing through study of the bible. We find life and purpose in relationships. We drink coffee together and dress casually. We exist to pursue
God in the company of friends.
What’s on our mind this month?
We have spent the past month looking at worship as a lifestyle. When
most people think of worship they think of the 30 minutes spent singing at
their church services on Sunday mornings. While this is an important time
that we spend publicly and corporately worshiping God, Jesus has called his
followers to so much more.
On one occasion Jesus was having a conversation with a woman. We
pick up the story in John 4:20 where she challenges Jesus, “Our Fathers
worshipped on this mountain, but you Jews claim that the place where we
must worship is in Jerusalem.” In John 4:21 Jesus declares, “Believe me,
woman, a time is coming when you will worship the Father neither on this
mountain nor in Jerusalem.”
The implications of this passage are revolutionary. Jesus boldly claims
that worship is no longer tied to a specific place, location, building, or even
time. No longer do we need to make pilgrimages to sacred places in order
to meet God. Thanks to Christ’s life, death, resurrection, ascension, and the
Holy Spirit – the dwelling place of God is no longer tied to place and time.
The dwelling place of God is in the Christian believer – later in this same
passage Jesus claims that all worshippers will worship the Father in spirit
and truth. Instead of going to sacred places, followers of Christ bring sacred
place with them wherever they go. In light of this, we have been investigat-
ing how we move beyond the one day a week, public worship mindset. As
a community of friends we are pursuing worship as a lifestyle.
Who is invited?
I mperfect people of all ages, backgrounds, and cultures are welcome to
attend.
When are our Gatherings? NEW SERVICE TIME!
We will begin meeting on Sunday mornings on Palm Sunday, March
20th. The morning service will begin at 10:30 am and will end at 11:45 am.
Children’s programs are provided for those 6 months – 5th grade. We will
continue to meet on Sunday evenings at 6 pm through March 13th.
Mid-week small groups are another opportunity to join us. We study the
bible together, pray for each other, and do life together. Email or call for
more info.
What is our Location?
Our services are currently at Fairfield Dance Studio at Lakeside Place of
Fairfield office building. The street address is: 15040 Fairfield Village Place
Suite 180 Cypress, TX 77429.
What is our contact information?
Our web page is www.TrinityVineyardChurch.cc. Our phone # is 281-2563353. Our email is info@trinityvineyardchurch.cc
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MAID SERVICES: We want to CLEAN your home. Fairfield References. Bonded. Will furnish supplies. A family owned business
since 1987. FREE ESTIMATES. Call us at 281-859-3162.
HANDYMAN: Small jobs are my specialty. Fairfield Resident
- retired. Fences, painting - exterior/interior, siding, etc. NO job is
too small. Satisfaction guaranteed. References available. Call Jack
@ 281-744-8636. Leave a message, All calls returned. Reasonable
rates on all work.
LETTY’s CLEANING SERVICES: We offer these Cleaning Services: Basic Cleaning (dust, sweep, mop, vac.) Plus Extras (Laundry,
Garage, Windows, Organize cabinets & other). We work with your
convenience in mind. Our Goal is your entire satisfaction. We have
good references, with your neighbors. Please call Leticia Coronado
at 832-978-1077 (cell) or 281-859-7310.
CHILDCARE: Caring for children is what I do best! Elementary
teacher staying home with own children would like to care for your
toddler too. Lots of fun, learning experiences, and meals provided.
Limited spaces. Please contact Shelly at (281) 256-2113.
GRANNY B’s DAYCARE: Where Quality Childcare is Not Expensive ... It is PRICELESS! Located in the Tuscan Estates in Fairfield,
CPR Certified, TX Licensed Childcare Provider, Structured Nurturing Environment, Infant and Toddler Specialist, Flexible Hours,
Competitive Rates. 281-304-0036
CHILDCARE IN MY HOME: Experienced childcare provider
and stay at home mother. Part time or Full time childcare M-F,
before and after care for Ault and Little Lambs MDO. Immediate
openings for 4 years of age and Elementary age. Now enrolling
for summer care. Will provide planned activities, meals and snacks.
References available upon request. Please contact Debbie @ 832928-0816 for more information.
MAKE YOUR CAREER A PARTY! Become a Southern Living
at Home Consultant and open the door to a world of fun & friendship.
EARN extra money, while decorating your home! HOST a party
and EARN FREE products, call me! MandyKindt, Independent
Consultant, 281-373-1915.
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FAIRFIELD PEST CONTROL: Termite swarm season is now as
the weather warms and spring showers occur. Full service or do-it
yourself termite treatments are available. Chemicals, equipment and
step by step instructions can save you at least 50%. Call or email for
more information or other pest control concerns. Bob Lovitt Teacher/
Exterminator, 281-702-1427 or fairfieldpestcontrol@earthlink.net
CAPE JANITORIAL & MAID SERVICES - Commercial &
Residential - “We clean the corners others try to cut!” Wash &
change bedding, clean bathrooms, dust entire house, sweep & mop,
vacuum entire house, empty trash, clean kitchen (oven & refrigerator
if needed), polish furniture & woodwork, lawn service, 10% OFF
New Customers First Clean, 832-512-8478.
HORSEBACK RIDING INSTRUCTION - Beginner - Advanced.
Just for fun, exercise, or show preparation. Children and Adults welcomed with any experience. I have safe horse and facilities. Prices
are very reasonable and according to each lesson plan. References
are available. 713-560-7491
CHILDCARE: Cy-Fair elementary teacher with 9 years experience providing childcare in my home. Infant thru school age. CPR
trained. Breakfast, lunch and snacks provided. Competitive rates.
Two spaces available. Contact Stephanie at 713-305-7875.
DATA RECOVERY: Accidentally deleted files from your PC?
Virus blasted your hard drive? Laptop display broken? Need your
important files recovered quickly? Contact Bill at 281-304-7445.
Confidential. Reasonable rates. Professional recovery software. Files
restored to CD or floppy. Fairfield resident.
STACY’S DAYCARE & PRESCHOOL: Now accepting ages 1
- 3 yr olds. There will be a lot of fun activities and preschool learning throughout the week so no child will ever be bored here. Spaces
limited, I will only be caring for 4 children so I can provide each
child with lots of individual attention and learning time. Breakfast,
Lunch and Snacks provided during the day. M-F, 6:30 a.m. - 6:00p.
m. A tax write-off daycare. If interested, please contact Stacy @
281-373-3766.
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15202 Mason Rd, Ste. 100
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Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
10 am to 8 pm
10 am to 10 pm
11 am to 10 pm
11 am to 8 pm
Closed
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Private Party Room
Kids Playroom
Come in & check out our great food & atmosphere!
Starters
Fried Cheese Sticks...$5.99
Homemade Onion Rings...$2.99
Jalepeno Cheddar Poppers...$4.99
Chips & Salsa...$3.99
Chips & Queso...$5.79
Buffalo Chicken Wings...$5.99
Soups
Broccoli & Cheese....................................... $2.99 Cup / $5.79 Bowl
Chicken Noodle ........................................... $2.99 Cup / $5.79 Bowl
Pasta Fagioli .............................................. $2.99 Cup / $5.79 Bowl
Soup of the Day .......................................... $2.99 Cup / $5.79 Bowl
Salads
Taco Bowl Salad .....................................................................$7.99
Greek Salad ............................................................................$6.79
Fresh Garden Salad.................................................................$4.39
Caesar Salad...........................................................................$5.49
Grilled/Fried Chicken Salad.....................................................$6.89
Sandwiches
Chicken Fried Steak Sandwich ................................................$6.59
BLT Sandwich.........................................................................$4.59
Chicken Sandwich ...................................................................$5.99
Baked Potatoes
Beef Fajita Spud ........... $5.99
Taco Meat Spud ............ $5.59
Loaded Spud .....................$4.89
Chicken Fajita Spud ..........$5.99
Kid-Sized Baskets
Includes a drink, fries and a pickle......$3.89
Grilled Chicken Tender
Fried Chicken Tender
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Corn Dog
Cheeseburger
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Hamburger ............................................................................ $5.49
Cheeseburger ......................................................................... $5.99
Bacon Cheeseburger .............................................................. $6.79
Doublemeat Hamburger ......................................................... $7.49
Mushroom Burger .................................................................. $6.99
Add Homestyle French Fries to burgers .................................... $.79
Burger Extras
Bacon ............................. $.85
Sauteed Mushrooms ........ $.99
Jalapenos........................ $.59
Grilled Onions ..................... $.59
Cheese................................ $.49
Guacamole........................ $1.29
Mexican Fare
Ground Beef Tacos ................................................................. $8.99
Chicken Fajita Tacos............................................................... $9.99
Beef Fajita Tacos ................................................................. $10.99
Cheese Nachos ....................................................................... $5.79
Platters
Top Sirloin Steak 8oz ........................................................... $16.99
Fried Chicken Tenders ............................................................ $7.99
Grilled Chicken Breast ........................................................... $8.29
Chicken Fried Steak ............................................................... $8.99
Shrimp Platter ..................................................................... $14.99
Sides
Baked Potato ................ $2.99
Garden Salad ................... $1.99
Sweet Yellow Corn ........... $1.49
Mashed Potatoes .......... $1.49
Homestyle Fries ............ $1.59
Cole Slaw ........................ $1.49
Cajun Fries ................... $1.79
Green Beans .................... $1.49
Curley Fries .................. $1.99
Baked Beans .................... $1.49
Charro Beans $1.49
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Personal Classifieds - Limit 30 Words
LOST BIKE: Our daughter’s bike was found missing from the Ault Elementary
bike rack. We believe it was taken on or about 02/01/2005. We have the serial
number of the bike and description. We are not looking to punish anyone, we would
just like to get this bike back because I am unable to drive and my daughter and
I use this bike to travel through the neighborhood together. If you have seen an
unclaimed bike anywhere in the neighborhood or might know the whereabouts of
this girl’s blue Trek bike, please give me a call. 281-304-8052. Thank you.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP: Tuesdays, 7:30 pm at West Houston Church
of Christ (contact John Tompkins, 713-392-4612).
WANTED: Drummer and guitarist looking for singer and base player to form
an adult band (70’s, 80’s maybe a little country) to play Fairfield events and/or
parties. Keyboardists also welcome! 281-373-5960
ADULT CAMPERS: Do you have an RV, kids grown up and gone? Like to
socialize? Come join us. For more information, contact us at 281-373-1374 or
e-mail brakeaways@yahoo.com. (nonsmoking group)
ELECTRIC GUITAR TEACHER WANTED: For my 9 year old son (complete
beginner). If you know anyone who gives lessons (preferably in Fairfield) please
contact Steve or Brenda Short at 281-304-1455.
CAR FOR SALE: Safe, Economical & Luxury, too! 2000 Volvo S80 - Loaded!
Leather, sunroof, satellite radio system & much more! 77k miles, 22+ mpg,
excellent condition! $12,200 281-923-5469 or 713-516-5870.
CAR FOR SALE: 1995 Red Chev Camaro, V6 42,000 miles. Original senior
owner, well taken care of with regular maintenence. $4,500 832 287 1995
CAR FOR SALE: 1997 Geo Metro 2dr. hatch. Good condition. Ext.
Beige, Int. Grey. AM/FM stereo with CD player. A/C and heat. 95K
miles. $1500.00 OBO. Call Bryan or Nicole Meadows at 281-304-0813.
CAR FOR SALE: 1997 Geo Metro 2dr. hatch. Good condition. Ext. Beige,
Int. Grey. AM/FM stereo with CD player. A/C and heat. 95K miles. $1500.00
OBO. Call Bryan or Nicole Meadows at 281-304-0813.
WAVE RUNNERS FOR SALE: 2001 Yamaha GP1200 and 2003 Yamaha
GP1300. Low hours, Like new. Call 281-731-9019 for more info.
WAVE RUNNER FOR SALE: 2000 Yamaha GP800Y Wave Runner. White,
silver and black with EZ Loader single haul trailer, lanyard, floating safety
whistle and water safety video. Garage kept with only 22.5 operating hours.
$5000. 281-373-0238.
BASS BOAT FOR SALE: 16” ft skeeter bass boat, 70 hp Johnson- $2400, 1
Noah’s Ark handwoven runner for nursery and matching small rug- $50.00, 3
mens new waterproof pants-sz 34 $20.00 !! call 281-304-6983
PARROT FOR SALE: Mini Severe Macaw parrot and large Cal-Cage. Chester
is playful and tame with a good personality. Recently groomed (nails, beak, and
wings clipped). $925.00 OBO. Call Jodi at 281-304-5224 Hm or 713-545-5151
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FOR SALE: Panasonic Palmcorder PV-D506; includes video camera with remote control, 2 rechargable batteries, battery charger, all cable hookups, 3 tapes,
carrying case and operation manual. Has 32X digital zoom/16X optical zoom.
Perfect working condition! $150 Call 713-826-4042 or 281-373-0118.
FOR SALE: Dell Ink Jet Color Printer Model 720; brand new - still in box!
$90.00. Call 713-826-4042 or 281-373-0118.
FOR SALE: 2 metal dog crates (30Lx32Wx24H) - $30 each, Double Jog Stroller
(used twice) swivel lock front wheel, seats recline individaully, Black & Grey,
folds for storage, Excellent Condition - $150.00 - sells for $300+, Fisher Price
Intellitable - excellent condition $30. Please call 281-256-7117.
FOR SALE: Two very nice, matching taupe and white family room chairs
and matching ottomans. $300 for both. A great buy! Call 281-256-6948 or
281-923-8107.
FOR SALE: Beautiful Basset dining room set. Table, 5 side chairs, arm chair,
hutch, and buffet. Real nice furniture for a great price. $800 OBO. 281-3734338.
FOR SALE: Twin size mattress and box springs, headboard and frame. All in
good condition - $25 . Please call 281-304-8748.
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FOR SALE: Twin size sports motif comforter set. ( blue with baseballs,
footballs, basketballs and soccer balls on it) ,,,,sheets, bed skirt, and comforter
included. $10. Please call 281-304-8748.
FOR SALE: Soundtech 16 channel mixing board with flight case. Great for
church or music group $200 obo. 281-256-3570.
FOR SALE: Children’s Magnus piano organ combo. Great for kids learning to
play $20 obo. 281-256-3570.
FOR SALE: Christmas dishes – used only once. One set is Santa and the other
set is XMAS tree. A set has 4 place settings. Bought from Foley’s. Paid $30/set,
asking $20/set. 281-304-0056.
FOR SALE: Visioneer OneTouch 8900 USB scanner/copier. Never opened. For
Windows 98 minimum. $25.00. 281-304-0056.
FOR SALE: 56inch Toshiba projection widescreen television. HDTV ready.
Model #TW56X81. $700.00. Beautiful antique ROCOCO Italian dining room
table.Purchased from antique store. $350.00 OBO. Please call 281-304-5479.
FOR SALE: Sofa and Love Seat. Purchased at Foleys. Good Condition.
Grapevine Pattern. Will e-mail photos upon request. $450.00 for both or BO.
(281)304-0691 or (281)414-9175.
FOR SALE: Wooden futon bed with a cherry colored stain. Best offer. 281373-9256
FOR SALE: Oak stained fire place screen $20, Pine jelly cabinet with metal door
insert $25, resin cherub shelf (nice) $15, fold and store booster seat $10, Pack N
Play $25, Haulk stroller $20, White metal baby bed $10, 1 car seat $15, several
custom made floral arrangements $5, green patina plant stand $10, Visioner scanner $10, Cannon BJC240 color printer $10, Pendant light fixture $10. New tote
bags with tags 15 to choose from $20 each. Call Debbie 832-928-0816.
MOVING SALE: Black Natuzi sofa, love seat and chair along with coffee and
end table excellent condition , we paid $4000 asking only 1200; Twin bed with
frame and header $30; King bed and king bed header with 4 back salves, 4 drawers and mirror ( one piece). $500. New futon for $150. Linksys Wireless access
11.b new $39.Call 832-334-9348
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the fish! $150 Call 281-304-6552 for more information.
FOR SALE: Overhead Projector $40. Great Shape. Call 832.541.6304.
FOR SALE: Brown leather Coach purse (reg. $250) asking $50, 2 purses, feather
trim - $7 each, Brown leather coat with fur trim- $35 (M), black leather coat (M)$35. (281)-256-3949 or JJSugarBean@aol.com (pictures available).
FOR SALE: 1- 41-1/2” white faux wood blinds: 1 -42-3/4” white faux wood
blinds. $20.00 ea. 1- 22-1/2” metal mini blinds, white: 1 - 28-1/2” white, metal
mini blinds, $5.00 ea. This is 1/2 price. Like new. 281.251.1177
FOR SALE: A Classic, 1978 GMC Heavy Half, regular cab, long bed pick up.
Brand new re-built engine 350 auto, AC, new AFB carb, in same family since
1987, headers, pw, ps. $2750. neg 281.251.1177.
FOR SALE: Tile. Beautiful black floor/wall tile, 1 box of 13, 13” by 13”,
$15.00 for the box. Light blue wall tile, 8” by 13”. Have approx 30 pieces,
0.20/pc All new. 281.251.1177.
FOR SALE: English Saddle. Crosby Prix de Saute w/fittings and 2 leather girths.
Close contact, made in England. Excellent condition. $450.00. 281.251.1177
PREGNANT? Maternity clothes for spring and summer, some winter. Sizes M
and L. Pants, shirts, shorts, and dresses. Barely worn. Call 281-304-7904.
FOR SALE: Hoover bagless vacuum. Excellent condition, works great.
Hose and attachments too. $50.; Floral swag with mauve and white
magnolias. $20; Tiffany lamp. Shades of blue with red dragon fly design. Measures 23 tall x 17 wide. $70; Panasonic video camcorder with
image stabilizer. VHS-C. Excellent condition. Needs new battery. $75;
Hewlett Packard CD rom read/writer. USB plug n play with your computer,
external hookup. Easy! Excellent condition. Barely used. Original box. $50;
2002 YAMAHA TTR90. Air-cooled, 89cc, 4-stroke engine puts out smooth, reliable power. Great condition, well maintained, low hours. Original owner, bought
April 2002. Very clean, garaged, never raced, all stock, low hours. Yamaha Blue.
New $1,699. Child moving up to bigger bike. $1,295; 100% Wool oval floor rug.
Mauve with cream, green, blue flowers with ivory fringe. 3 ft x 5 ft. Excellent
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condition. $95; Cherry solid wood end table. Includes glass on top, no scratches.
21 in x 27 in. $65; Jack Terry Texas Bluebonnet print in gold frame. “Home
from the Fair”. 32 in x 32 in. $75; Patio furniture cushions. Various colors and
designs. Bench and chair sizes. Bench $20. Chair $10 / pair. 281-373-4163.
PLAYSET FOR SALE: Little Tikes 8-in-1 adjustable playset for sale - gently
used, bright colors- sells new for $315.00-asking $180.00 OBO -Come see!
281-213-9980
FOR SALE: IKEA full-size bunk over desk unit, bought brand new $700.00
only used 3 months $350. OBO 16.5 X 12 Weild Racing Stone Crushers (set of
5) excellent condition-flawless $1000. call Bobby or April 281-256-0037
FOR SALE: Over the Moon baby quilt set paid $219 asking $70. Graco green/
tan car seat stroller combo paid $190 asking $50. PegPerego reclining high chair
white with blue trim paid $290 asking $70. Prices negotiable, contact Andrea
281-373-1244.
FOR SALE: Little Tikes toy box large size in like new condition. White base
with blue and yellow lid. Also has two small compartments for extra storage of
little items. $18 call 281-304-1735
FOR SALE: Oak hall tree, Amish made, excellent condition, $200
OBO; Natural finish sleigh crib and changing table, gently used, $175 OBO. Call
Sandy at 281-304-4749.
FOR SALE: Pfaltzgraff everyday ware—Trousseau pattern—cream with pink/
grey roses. Sell as a whole for $225 or by the piece. Approximately 60 pieces
available but too many to list individually. Call Suzanne to come see. Boy’s baby
bedding—Simmons “Kendall” pattern, khaki with hunter/navy check. Retails
for $300-selling for only $100. Looks brand new. Set includes comforter, sheet,
ruffle, bumper, mobile, 2 valances and lampshade. Small upright chest freezer
$35. Graco Metrolite infant car seat/stroller combo. Blue/white check pattern.
Paid $200 asking $75. Graco 2 piece convertible high chair—use as high chair
or as desk and chair when child is older. Asking $40. Suzanne 281-304-4833
COMPUTER FOR SALE: AMD Athlon XP, 750mhz, Win 2000, 128mb RAM,
20gb hard drive, very fast, excellent working condition. $150. Dell Optiplex
GX110, PIII 533mhz, 128mb RAM, 6gb hard drive, excellent working condition,
+15” monitor. $100. Dell Dimension XPS T600, PIII 600mhz, 256mb RAM,
10gb hard drive, ATI All-In-Wonder Pro video/tv tuner card, excellent working
condition. $150. 3Com 24-port switch, model 3C16985, SuperStack II 3300XM.
$70. Call (281)-373-3997 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: Broyhill Sleeper Sofa: Green, Blue, Taupe Plaid, like new $400;
Chair and a half with matching Ottoman: Creme Color, New: $350; Dining
Table with leaf and 6 chairs (green plaid cushions): $300. OBO call Kris at
281-373-4431.
FOR SALE: 54”square, glass top dinette table with gray, wrought iron and
marble base. Includes 4 chairs—light color wood with padded seat and backs.
$250 obo. Also, 2 cream wrought iron bar stools with round, padded seats. $25
ea obo. 281-304-1676.
FOR SALE: Perfect GameRoom Furniture Set For Sale: Futon couch, chair
w/ ottoman, glass-top coffee table and end tables, matching pillows. Hunter Green
fabric with black iron frames. $400. 281/304-9691.
FOR SALE: “Little Tikes Wave Climber” slide. Retails for $180 - selling for
$60. Call 281-304-0057.
FOR SALE: Ping Pong Table $75, GE Super Capacity Washer WCSR2808
excellent condition $150, Sears CardioFit Plus $50, various Computer Accessories
and Parts, online @ http://home.earthlink.net/~atctech or call 281-304-6724
FOR SALE: “Little Tikes Wave Climber” slide. Retails for $180 - selling for
$60. Call 281-304-0057.
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3
1
7
7
4
5
6
2
4
1
1
1
0
1
$ per SqFt DOM
$66.17
133
$71.77
62
$58.60
83
$76.01
33
$65.41
98
$63.38
62
$65.79
87
$60.36
80
$70.48
58
$67.72
74
$59.99
80
$60.32
48
$81.86
106
$82.89
50
$55.95
54
Current
Avail
10
2
6
2
10
8
11
20
9
8
7
2
1
3
3
3
Pending
0
2
1
1
3
1
3
4
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
These numbers for resale homes were obtained from the Houston Mulitiple Listing Service.While we have no reason
to doubt the accuracy of this information, we cannot guarantee it. This is not a solicitation of currently listed properties.
Peel,
Inc.
P.O. Box 886
52
4th Quarter Results
Presorted Standard
U.S. Postage
PAID
Littlefield, Texas 79339
Permit #59
V www.PEELinc.com

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