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Ponderosa Fire Department Round Up
CLASS OF 2012-Tigers After Prom
Thanksgiving and deep fried turkeys – Almost every year
we respond to some type of fire involving deep frying turkeys. You must be very careful, read the instructions, and
cook OUTSIDE and away from any overhangs, structures or
other combustibles. Wear gloves, eye protection and a long
sleeved jacket. Be very aware that when you lower the turkey into the hot oil the remaining moisture will BOIL and
cause the oil to splash, sometimes enough to spill over and
cause an oil fire from the direct propane flame. The key to
safely cooking a turkey is to measure the oil by using water
FIRST. Dip the turkey (before seasoning) into the pot and
mark the water level, then replace the water with the oil. Leave
at least 6 inches of open space above the submerged bird since
some water will be within the bird.
Assure that your propane supply is as far away as possible;
consider a “shield”. If the worst happens, call 9-1-1, and
don’t use water on the burning oil. If you follow this procedure you should be eating that wonderful turkey without exposure to a disaster.
The new fire station dedication on September 10 was an absolute success and the station is now in full operation. Thank
you again for your continued support.
Visit our website at www.ponderosavfd.org to learn more
about your fire department.
What is TAP? It is a parent sponsored event that takes place
after the prom (which is scheduled for May 19, 2012) for
ALL seniors and their dates. We all have the common goal
of keeping our kids safe. TAP is an after prom lock-in event
that will be held at Klein Collins High School. All students
are invited regardless if they attend the prom or not. It is a
place where memories are made and they get to spend time
with their friends one last time as a group. But, more importantly, they are safe.
Please encourage your senior to attend TAP and NOT become another Harris County statistic for drinking and driving.
In order to make this event successful, we need EVERYONE to participate – parents and students. Fundraising will
be essential to keeping TAP tickets affordable. What can
you do to help? Get involved! Come to the meetings and
sign-up to help.
• Meetings are usually held the last Monday of the
month in the Teaching Theater
• Our email is KCTAP2012@gmail.com and we
would love to have yours
• “Like” us on Facebook - KCHS TAP 2012
• TAP 2012 web page http:kleincollins.kleinisd.net/
default.aspx?name=clubs.TAP
• KCHS (the schools) web page, information is
found scrolling on the left side of the page
Cypresswood Security News
Remember to call the non-emergency number to report suspicious activity in our neighborhood. You must call it in so
that a report can be filed. The non-emergency number is 713221-6000 and always call 911 if it is an emergency.
Keep the deputies informed. Call and make reports so they
know what is occuring in Cypresswood. If you are available,
come to a monthly CCA meeting and report any issues. The
deputies will check them out. A deputy is usually at the CCA
meetings and will answer questions you may have regarding
security. They want to be informed about incidents in
Cypresswood. You are the eyes and ears. Let us keep them
informed.
We currently have several fundraisers that are in progress.
They are:
• Script cards- Go to www.glscrip.com/retailerlist/
index.aspx for more information about the merchants.
Contact Maria Cargile at
mlcargile7@netscape.net for additional information.
• Neighbor to Neighbor Kroger Program - http://
w w w. k r o g e r n e i g h b o r t o n e i g h b o r. c o m / p d f /
10000080004.pdf
• Chick-fil-A Biscuits – These are available every
Wednesday before school at a cost of $2.50
• Chick-fil-A Spirit Nights – Take a break from cooking dinner and come have dinner with your family
at Chick-fil-A on 2920. Mention Klein Collins TAP
when you place your order and a percentage of all
of the receipts for that afternoon go to TAP.
Lastly, we are in need of anyone who has a connection to in
the restaurant, grocery, food supply/distribution industries.
If you are able to help in this area, please contact Linda
Ramos at wlttramos@att.net.
Again, this is a HUGE event for our seniors. Ask around
the community and you’re likely to run into a Klein Collins
graduate who has attended this event. It’s where memories
are made that will last a lifetime!
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2012 American Cancer Society
Relay For Life of Northwest Harris
County Needs YOU!
What: The American Cancer Society Relay For Life
of Northwest Harris County is a fun-filled, overnight
event that mobilizes our community to celebrate survivors, remember loved ones and raise money for the fight
against cancer. Teams gather with tents and sleeping bags
to participate in the largest fundraising walk in the nation.
Who: Teams consist of 5-30 people from businesses,
hospitals, schools, churches, civic groups and families.
One member at a time walks or runs around the track
Relay style. Teams make a commitment to having one
team member on the track at all times.
When:
May 11th-12th , 2012
7 p.m. Relay For Life begins with a cancer
survivors’ and caregivers’ lap
after dusk Luminaria ceremony
7 a.m.
Closing ceremony
Where: Klein Oak High School Stadium
Why: This year, the American Cancer Society estimates
that cancer will cause almost one of every four deaths,
making it the second leading cause of death in the United
States. Funds from Relay For Life support the American Cancer Society’s lifesaving mission of saving lives
and creating more birthdays by helping people stay well,
helping people get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back.
We Still Need You!
The Ponderosa FD seeks to
develop and implement the
Ponderosa Fire District
Community Emergency
Response Team (PFire-CERT). We need a foundation team
to establish PFire-CERT and attend a SECOND meeting at
Headquarters, 17061 Rolling Creek, in the Ponderosa subdivision on December 7, 2011 at 7 pm.This is our second exploratory meeting to identify the potential PFire-CERT organization and forward plan. We are asking for committed individuals to attend from the following subdivisions; Inverness
Forest, Northview, Willow West, North Forest, Westador, Ponderosa, Cypresswood and Cypressdale. A Community Emergency Response Team is critical to our area in that emergency
services may be stressed past the breaking point during disaster type situations. I believe we have the talent and the commitment within our fire district to create PFire-CERT, so I ask
you to visit the Harris County CERT website for further information; www.harriscountycitizencorps.com and click on the
CERT button.We are planning our first training session on
January 18, 2012 at Ponderosa FD Headquarters beginning at 7 pm.Please contact me at fwindisch @
ponderosavfd.org or 281-444-8465 if you are interested in serving on the team, and visit our FaceBook page at https://
www.facebook.com/PFireCERT
How: To register a team, purchase a luminaria or participate as a cancer survivor, visit the event Web site at
www.relayforlife.org/northwesttx. You can connect with
other Relayers in your community and around the world
by visiting RelayForLife.org.
Attention NW Harris County
Tri Delta Alumnae
Mark your calendars to join your Tri Delta sisters
for our annual “Founder’s Day” celebration on Tuesday, November 8th at 7:00 pm. Our group meets
on the second Tuesday of every month September April. We have a diverse group of women of all
ages from a variety of colleges. For more information, please contact Patsy at 281-370-8516 or Karen
at trideltanews@yahoo.com
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February 18, 2012 (Saturday) - Crighton Theatre - "Barefoot in the Park". The bus departs at 4:30 p.m. from the
Cypresswood East Clubhouse for the Crighton Theatre in
by: Jim Williams, President
Conroe. We will stop for dinner at Vernon's Kuntry Katfish
The Cypresswood 50 Plus Group’s next regularly scheduled Restaurant prior to the 8 p.m. performance. We should be
meeting will be on November 8, 2011, at the WCID #132 back around 11:30 p.m. Cost per person $16 + dinner. Cutoff
located at 4107 Evening Trail at 7 p.m. This is due to the date is Feb. 8th. We have a 39 passenger bus.
Cypresswood 50 Plus Group
East Clubhouse being used for election purposes on our
regularly scheduled meeting date. Our annual April 21, 2012 (Saturday) - We have a bus allocated for this
Christmas party will be on December 13th and will trip. It is still in the planning stage.
be held at Texas Land and Cattle starting at 6:30 p.m.
Four Upcoming Events:
January 12, 2012 (Thursday) - Hearts Veterans Museum
and Lunch - We will leave the Cypresswood East Clubhouse
at 10:15 a.m. going to Huntsville to have an early lunch at
the Farmhouse Cafe (menu in book) and to visit the Hearts
Veterans Museum and convention facility. The Veterans
Museum is for and about all veterans, male and female, that
have ever been in or associated with any branch of the U.S.
Military since the Revolutionary War. Not only are they an
educational facility, they are active with current veterans,
offering information and help, as well as sending care
packages to troops overseas and to those in veterans hospitals.
We will be back approximately 4:30 p.m. Cost per person
$6 + lunch. Cutoff date: Jan 3, 2012. We have a 39 passenger
but for this trip.
June 10, 2012 (Sunday) - "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas"
- Sponsored by TUT's. We have tickets and a bus for the 2
p.m. performance. Due to the limited amount of discount tickets available to the county, we only have 20 tickets. More
details will be posted later, such as possible lunch stop and
the departure time. A signup sheet is available in the book.
Cost per person $24.
Talk up our club and bring your friends to one of our meetings. We have interesting speakers that address topics that
relate to our age group. Another positive thing about the
Cypresswood 50 Plus Group is that you will meet interesting
people who are your own age. So come out and see what we
are all about. Any questions, visit our website at http://
50plus.homestead.com/ or call Jim at 281-353-5079.
50 Plus Group October 2011 Pictures from the Houston Mounted Patrol Facility and the King Tut Exhibit
Photos courtesy of Pat Lajeunesse & Vickie Blake
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Klein ISD Veterans Day Activities
Klein ISD will hold its annual Salute to Veterans and Armed Forces event from 9:15-10:15 a.m. on Thurs., Nov. 11, 2011,
at the Klein Memorial Stadium – 16715 Stuebner Airline Dr. There is a breakfast for veterans scheduled at 8 a.m. at Kleb
Intermediate School Cafeteria, followed by the program at the stadium featuring the KISD Air Force JROTC. Several
campuses around the district will also have Veteran’s Day activities, including:
·
Kleb Intermediate, in addition to hosting the veteran’s breakfast, will have its annual Veteran’s Day Poster
Project displayed on the front lawn of the school, which marks the 19th year for the project.
·
Brill Elementary again hosts a Veteran’s Day Program from 1:30-3 p.m. in the gymnasium to honor students’
and staff’s family and community members who have served in the armed forces. At the ceremony, Brill Chorale
will perform and the top five fifth grade students of the Veteran’s Day composition will read their pieces.
·
Northampton will have several activities including collecting supplies and hand-written student cards to
send to soldiers overseas, a display of photos of veterans, medals, etc. showcased in the front hall of the school, as
well as veterans are invited to come to speak to classes during the week.
·
Kreinhop fifth graders will present a Veterans Day program at 9 a.m. This program will be filled with
patriotic songs and a special tribute to all our veterans. Community members who have served or are currently
serving in the military are invited to attend.
·
Schindewolf will host a Field of Heroes as the eighth grade Social Studies classes create posters of veterans
to display on the grounds in front of the building, and the sixth and seventh grade Social Studies classes will also be
creating stars to hang in the hallways. Also, sixth grade ELA classes will write freedom essays in remembrance of
the sacrifices of our veterans.
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Financial Advisor
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At Cypresswood Drive
Spring, TX 77379
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KISD Board of Trustees Election Nov. 8
The Klein ISD will hold a school board election on November 8, 2011.
Board positions #1 and #2 will be decided by the election. These seats
are held currently by Georgan Reitmeier (position 1) and David M. Clark
(position 2). Bios of the candidates are available online at
www.kleinisd.net.
Klein ISD Mentor Training Scheduled for
Nov. 8 and Dec. 1
The Klein ISD offers a mentoring program for students in elementary and intermediate schools who would benefit from time with a
positive adult role-model. Mentors encourage the development of
positive character traits, help students set and achieve goals, play
board games, offer positive support, and share conversation time.
If you are interested in becoming a mentor, you are required to attend one of the upcoming training sessions scheduled for Nov. 8
and Dec. 1. Trainings are held from 5-7 p.m. in the board room at
Klein ISD Central Administration Building, 7200 Spring-Cypress
Rd. Contact Angie Mentz at amentz1@kleinisd.net or 832-249-4362
to register, or visit www.kleinisd.net for more information.
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The St. Ignatius Loyola Women’s
Club will host their
17th Annual Holiday Bazaar
Saturday, November 12, 2011 • 9am – 4pm
St. Ignatius Loyola Church Social Hall &
Christus Center
7810 Cypresswood Dr.,
(next to Meyer Park)
Make plans now to join us for food, fantastic
raffle prizes and of course, lots of great Holiday
shopping. Bring your camera and take pictures
with Santa from 12 – 2pm.
New this year! Attic Treasures-Stop by the Attic
Treasures Booth (in the Christus Center) to
discover a gently used Treasure.
If you are interested in a booth please contact
the Women’s Club at
HolidayBazaar@SILCC.org
Concert Series – Texas Brass
Ensemble
Northwoods is excited to present the
Texas Brass Ensemble to begin our
2011-2012 Concert Series on Sunday,
November 20 at 4:00 p.m. The Texas
Brass Ensemble features symphony
and jazz musicians with a love for
chamber music and a desire to
enlighten audiences with new works
for brass and percussion, dazzling
displays of virtuosity and emotional
virtue. Tickets for the event are
available for $20 per person online at
www.northwoodsconcertseries.com or
you can purchase tickets for the entire
season for just $60. Upcoming 20112012 concerts include Sarah Hickman
on January 22, The Texas Tenors on
February 19, and The Swingle Singers
on March 25.
Advent Noels – Begins Nov. 30
Mark your calendar now for Advent
Noels! Each Wednesday at noon from
November 30 – December 21,
Northwoods Presbyterian Church will
host a musician to perform in our
Sanctuary. After a brief concert, we will
serve a free lunch of delicious soup and
salad. Come join us on November 30,
December 7, 14, & 21 and enjoy a
break from the holidays with great
music and a tasty meal.
Children’s Christmas Choir Camp
– Begins Nov. 30
Northwoods Presbyterian Church is
excited to kick off our annual
Children’s Christmas Choir Camp.
This year our presentation will focus
on “The Shepherds” with music,
drama, and lots of fun! Rehearsals are
on Wednesdays, November 30 –
December 21 from 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.,
and our performance will be at the 5:00
p.m. Family Service on Christmas Eve,
December 24. For more information
or to register, please contact Sherrie
McMahon at sherrie@northwoods.org.
Celebrate the Gift – Dec. 4
Adults and kids alike will have fun learning about the four gifts of the season
including Joy, Hope, Peace and Love. Advent is a time for active waiting and
preparing, a period for making our homes, our hearts and the world ready for the
gift of Christmas! We begin Advent with an evening of celebration through music,
crafts, and sharing time together on Sunday, December 4. Join us for this great
event as we enjoy time together before the busyness of shopping, holiday festivities,
and travelling begins.
Northwoods Presbyterian Church
Located at TC Jester Rd and Cypress Creek Pkwy
www.northwoods. org
281-444-8861
Society for the Advancement of Floral Design
(SAFD) will hold its November meeting on Tuesday, November 15.
2011 at the Cypress Creek Christian Community Center (The Forum)
located at 6823 Cypresswood Drive, Spring, Texas 77379. Refreshments
will be served at 6;30 pm with the meeting to start promptly at 7:00 pm.
On November 15th, the prestigious Bill Morgan of Breen’s Braeswood
Florist will put on a program to draw you into the Holiday Season. You’ll
be dazzled and delighted by his personality, his talent and his lush floral
creations, so you won’t want to miss it.
For further information, please contact Cissy Antona at 281-376-4955 or
visit our website at www.safdhouston.org
Quality half day Preschool
Full Day and 8 - 3 program
Eighteen months – five year olds
Before/after school care for Lemm
All day Summer/school holidays
Drop-ins welcome on Klein holidays
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Large grassy shaded playground!
Experienced mature caring staff!
Excellent academic curriculum!
19027 Joanleigh Dr. 281-288-6402
schoolinthepines.com
Owned and operated by:
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Enrichment programs for ages 2 – 11 years
(not all programs available for all ages) …………
Ballet
Piano
Hip Hop Tumbling Tae Kwon Do
Cheerleading Tutoring
Tennis
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Repaired water line to our daughter’s house and leak on our son’s main service. Does excellent quality work at a very reasonable
price. You will not find a more honest dependable plumber.”
(2) Lee - Forest Elm Dr. Replaced water heater, reinstalled sinks and toilet after new counter tops and flooring, replaced 65% of old
galvanized piping. “Installation, workmanship and quality work all the best. There isn’t a better plumber in Houston”
(3) G.G. - Forest Elm Dr. Repaired leaks in water lines, unclogged kitchen sink main line, replaced sections of old galvanized pipe.
“Prompt, efficient, and work of very high quality. No complaints! Have referred to all my friends and neighbors, all know him
and his work”
(4)Tom - Arbor Terrace. Repaired faucet, replaced water heater, installed new toilet. “Timely service, looks at all details, pays
attention to customer needs – Good work and recommended highly”
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R equest for A .C .C . A pproval
RETURN TO CAM
Community Association
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Please provide the information requested below, and attach this sheet to your plans.
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your property. Scaled architect's,BALLOT
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constructed in accordance w ith the plans approved by the A.C.C. Your signature on this form gives your
consent to have the property inspected by the A.C.C. R ETUR N TO CAM AT ABO V E AD DR ESS O N LY
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Just
18422 Brackenfield
Closed in September!
Just
3419 Blue Cypress
Closed in October!
Just
17606 Cassina
Closed in September!
Call Jay & Kathy Hoffner
for service that will leave you ‘speechless’ !
281-355-8100
www.homesbyhoffner.com
Office: 281-205-1845
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