MOVIE UNDER THE STARS!

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December 2007
Volume 14
Number 12
C O M M U N I T Y • G A Z E T T E
OFFICIAL FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER
MOVIE UNDER THE STARS!
“Movie under the Stars” was another huge success!
The crowd was huge and fun was had by all!
The FWC would like to thank the following for all their help and support
with helping to bring our recent Movie Night to the community:
CY-FAIR HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB
GAMBINOS PIZZA
SPORTS QUEST TRAINING
CY FAIR VFD
FAIRFIELD DANCE CENTER
THE HOMESTEAD MAGAZINE
JEAN MEGAHAN PHOTOGRAPHY
DELICIOUS PASTRIES
EXCEL IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CARE (For the Glow Necklaces)
DONNA GAFFORD, ACCELERATED GROWTH PROPERTIES (For all the delicious popcorn)
LENNAR HOMES for Sponsoring our Feature Movie “HAPPY FEET”
FAIRFIELD VILLAGE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
And of course to the fabulous FWC Volunteers!
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Fairfield Community Gazette - December 2007 Important Numbers
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Ambulance/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...........................................................................281-290-2100
CHURCHES
Christ Church Houston Northwest..............................................832-896-8441
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
Messian Lutheran Church...........................................................281-890-3013
Saint Aidan’s Episcopal Church.................................................281-353-3203
The Fellowship at Fairfield.........................................................281-923-5130
COMMITTEE NUMBERS
Crime Watch Chairman: Freeman [email protected]
Fairfield Area Swim Team: Carla Tharp..................................281-373-3955
Fairfield Women’s Club: Lisa Cannon.....................................281-373-1969
Security Coordinator:
NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE
Holly A. Reichert................................................... [email protected]
NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER
Peel, Inc. ................................................. [email protected], 888-687-6444
FAIRFIELD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Harris County Mosquito Control................................................713-440-4800
SCHOOL NUMBERS
Ault Elementary..........................................................................281-373-2800
Bus Information..........................................................................281-897-4380
Cy-Fair Administration...............................................................281-897-4000
Cy-Fair High School...................................................................281-897-4600
Goodson Junior High School......................................................281-373-2350
Keith Elementary........................................................................281-213-1744
Spillane Middle School...............................................................281-213-1645
UTILITY NUMBERS
ENTEX (gas).............................................................................. 713-659-2111
Centerpoint Energy (Electricity)................................................. 713-659-2111
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
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Pam Montgomery (Bradford Creek)[email protected]
Joni Seifert (Chappell Ridge, FF Village Community Assoc.)...281-256-2853
Kay Jukes (Chappell Ridge).......................................................281-373-9301
John White (Chappell Ridge).....................................................281-373-1223
John Hanes (Garden Grove).......................................................713-431-2245
Donna Bonneau (Garden Grove)................................................281-304-7294
Louis Iselin (Garden Grove).......................................................281-256-1874
Robert Nichols (Inwood Park)............................... [email protected]
Alex Griffith (Inwood Park).......................................................281-304-4026
Terry Noe (Inwood Park, FF Village Community Assoc.).........281-213-8780
Billy Sutton (Inwood Park).........................................................281-304-9419
Patrick Wong (Lakes of Fairfield).............................. [email protected]
Michelle Kim (Lakes of Fairfield).......................... [email protected]
Mark Gafford (Lakes of Fairfield).................... [email protected]
Ken Heil (Trails of Fairfield)......................................................281-256-2093
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
Cecelia Panzinetti, AMI Onsite Manager...................................281-256-0065
Community Meeting Room........................................................281-373-0834
Cy-Fair College..........................................................................281-290-3200
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
Harris Co. Library (Northwest)..................................................281-890-2665
Harris Co. Animal Control..........................................................281-999-3191
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16003 Lake Loop ................... 5/3.5/3 D.......................$329,900
15902 Stratton Park.................5/3.5/3A .........Pool ......$309,900
15910 Crooked Lake .............. 5/3.5/3 D.......................$303,000
21302 Heartwood Oak ........... 4/3.5/3 D.......................$284,900
20303 Lakeland Falls ............. 5/3.5/3 D.......................$275,000
17811 Harbour Bridge ............4/2.5/2 A .......................$289,999
20130 Chad Arbor .................... 4/3/2 A ........................$229,900
12406 Exbury ......................... 4/3.5/2 D.......................$218,500
15402 Vintage Falls................ 4/2.5/3 D.........Pool ......$196,900
21803 Broken Limb ................3/2.5/2 A .......................$180,000
3715 Slocom ...........................4/3.5/2 A .......................$162,900
20419 Stone Falls Ct ............ 3 or 4/2/2 A.....................$159,900
15327 Freestone Peach .......... 4/2.5/2 D......Pending ...$157,900
21030 Tonydale ....................... 4/2/2 A ........................$154,900
15406 Woodland Orchard .......4/2.5/2 A .......................$154,900
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18206 Auburn Woods ............... 4/2/2 A ........................$149,900
16411 Redbud Berry ...............4/2.5/2 A .......................$144,900
14430 Floret Estates................. 3/2/2 A .......Pending ...$147,500
16530 Cypress Thicket.......... 3or4/2/2 A.....Pending ...$141,900
20302 Concord Hill.................. 3/2/2 A ........................$139,500
18114 Garden Manor ............... 3/2/2 A ........................$134,900
20319 Savannah Bay ................ 3/2/2 A .......Pending ...$131,900
5611 Brookhollow Oaks .......... 3/2/2 A ........................$129,900
3134 Holly Green..................... 3/2/2 A ........................$115,000
19618 Winston Hill .................. 3/2/2 A ........................$103,500
25200 Rolling Hills ..................... 4/2...........Pending .....$85,900
21014 Western Valley ............... 3/2/2 A ..........................$85,900
7111 Pheasant Grove ............... 3/2/1 A ..........................$63,000
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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE
Procedures for Submitting Articles
& Personal Classifieds
If you would like to submit an article and/or personal classified ad(s) for
publication in the Gazette, please follow these guidelines:
Articles, personal classified ads (limit 30 words), questions regarding
regular columns and teen job postings (i.e. additions, deletions, changes)
must be submitted to the editor, Holly Reichert, via e-mail at hollyreichert@
comcast.net.
Please submit all articles and personal classified ads in Microsoft Word
only. Photographs and graphics must be submitted as a jpg, tif, or wmf
file.
The deadline for submission of articles and personal classified ads is by
the 10th of each month; your article and/or ad will appear in the following month’s Gazette. In order for the Gazette to be delivered on time the
submission deadline date will be strictly adhered to and no articles and/or
personal classified ads will be accepted after the 10th of each month.
ALL ARTICLES AND/OR PERSONAL CLASSIFIED ADS
MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE EDITOR.
If you would like to submit or have questions regarding business advertising and/or business classified ads, please contact Peel, Inc. Sales Office
at 888-687-6444 or via e-mail at [email protected].
Thank you, Holly A. Reichert, #281-304-9956
FAIRFIELD ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Pet Corner
HELP RESCUE A BASSET …
We Urgently Need Foster and Forever Homes in Order to Rescue
Bassets from the Shelters! Please visit our website: basset-buddiesrescue.org or call us at 281-303-5496. You’ll Be Saving a Hound’s
Life and Enriching Your Own!
NEED HELP WITH A LOST OR FOUND PET …
Please contact Susan Locke, Fairfield’s Lost and Found Pet Coordinator at 281-304-7231 or you may go to http://groups.yahoo.
com/group/fairfieldpets. Susan is the contact for someone that has
lost or found a pet and tries to match the two together. Susan is unable to pick up, deliver or provide medical assistance to lost, found
or injured animals but will try to help locate the dog or owner when
they are lost.
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Notes from AMI
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All of us at Association Management, Inc. (AMI) wish you
and yours a safe, happy, and healthy Holiday Season.
Lynn, Harriett, Marisela, Cecilia and Jon
TIS THE SEASON FOR
ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS
Now that the Holiday season is approaching, you may be considering making changes or additions to your home. Please be reminded
that anything that alters the exterior aesthetic appearance of your
home, i.e., basketball goal, play equipment (including trampolines),
patio cover, storage building, satellite dish, etc. must have your
Association’s approval prior to construction or installation.
If you’re building something that has a roof and/or sides, i.e., patio
cover, storage building, you will need to include the following along
with your application: materials including roofing, dimensions, height
(measured from ground to peak), width and length, and a copy of your
lot survey indicating the proposed location and a side view elevation
drawing. Remember, metal, plastic, etc. are not permitted.
If you plan to install play equipment, please include a copy of
your lot survey showing the proposed location, the dimensions of
the equipment (height, width and length) and color of the tarp.
If you’re painting your home, please include a sample of the color(s)
you wish to use.
Basketball goals….include a copy of your recorded lot survey
indicating the proposed location where you wish to keep the goal.
Keep in mind that installation/construction may not begin until you
have received your Association’s approval.
It’s a real easy process and takes no time at all to adhere to your
governing documents. You can apply by U.S. Mail, fax (713-9326059) or email ([email protected]) or via Fairfield Village’s website
www.fairfieldvillage.org – whichever is easiest for you. An application as well as your Governing Documents can be obtained on line.
If you have any questions regarding the process or what items to include with your application, please contact AMI at 713-932-1122.
LAKE FISHING
All the communities in Fairfield are concerned that children and
adults have been seen fishing in the lakes. Because the lake water is
neither treated nor guarded, there is significant potential for injury
or disease. Please advise your children that under no circumstances
are the lakes to be used for fishing or swimming.
It has also been reported that dogs have been seen in the lakes.
This is not permitted in Fairfield village therefore please refrain from
permitting your dog in the lakes.
Thank you.
Association Management, Inc.
Parking too close to a mailbox, or placing items that may obstruct
the carrier’s ability to get to the mailbox, whether it be a cluster box
or an individual mailbox is presenting a problem. When this occurs,
the mail carrier considers the mailbox blocked and returns the mail
to the post office. It is unfair to hamper one’s ability to obtain their
mail, especially since some mail may be time sensitive. If you or your
guests find it necessary to park on the street, please look around to
be certain there’s enough room for the carrier to deliver the mail.
Thank you,
Association Management, Inc.
TRASH COLLECTION PARAMETERS
LIMITS: Trash cans may not exceed 32 gallons in capacity nor
40 pounds in weight when fully utilized. Bagged waste may not
exceed the 40-pound weight limit. A maximum of 8 bags or 4 cans
per regular pick-up and up to 15 bags is allowed on the heavy pick
up day. Small tree trimmings or limbs may be counted as part of the
15-item limit. Limbs must not exceed 3 inches in diameter, 4 feet in
length and must be securely tied to form a bundle, not to exceed 40
pound in weight. Any boxes placed out for trash collection must be
flattened and tied in bundles for collection. (In order to protect the
aesthetics of the neighborhoods, Waste Management service cannot
take trash in boxes. All trash must be in a ban.)
RECYLCING: Recylcing will be collected between 7am to
7pm. The items we recycle are aluminum & tin food/lbeverage
containers, plastic-#l PETE & #2 HDPE, and newspaper. No glass
items will be accepted.
TIME: Trash collection begins at 7:am each day. Your pick up
times may vary due to routing and truck utilization; please have your
material, unobstructed, and ready for collection by 7:00am. We run
from 7:00am to 7:00pm.
BULK: Bulk or white items will be collected on the second collection day of the week (heavy pickup day). The location of a bulk pick
up can vary from contract to contract but it is usually required to be
placed at curbside. In certain areas, bulk collection must be scheduled
two business days ahead of the collection day for an additional charge.
(Please contact residential customer service for questions regarding
this procedure.)
HOLIDAYS: Waste Management observes the following holidays:
New Years Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
Day, and Christmas Day. If your collection day falls on any of these
days, collection will occur your next scheduled pick up day unless
otherwise stated in your subdivision contract.
PROHIBITED ITEMS: Waste Management can not pick up hazardous waste such as motor oil, paints of any type, automotive parts, tires,
gasoline, metal, construction debris, remodeling debris, carpeting or
roofing materials. Additionally, Waste Management may not collect
any appliances that contain or may contain CFC’s (refrigerators, air
conditioning units) without it first being drained and tagged by a
certified technician.
Fairfield Community Gazette - December 2007 Lakes of Fairfield Board of Directors News
This is the first information article for the residents of the Lakes of
Fairfield Neighborhood Association, which consists of the sections
The Estates, The Pines and The Lakes.
A meeting of the Fairfield Village Community Association, Inc.
and Villages Board of Directors was held on September 25, 2007.
Some tidbits from the meeting include:
1. ATVs/go-karts driven on or adjacent to green belts continue to
be a problem and Sheriff are doing their best to reinforce the “no
motorized vehicles” rule.
2. Thefts from unlocked cars parked on driveways and opened
garage are the most common crimes in Fairfield. Residents
need to be vigilant.
3. To deter speeding problems near schools and within school zones,
Fairfield’s Sheriff Deputies are looking into obtaining handheld
radar units from their department.
4. In response to the Deputies request, Friendswood Development
Company (FDC) has offered to fund the purchase of two law
enforcement grade bicycles. They will be used to patrol areas
of Fairfield not accessible by patrol cars such as green belts. Kudos to FDC!
5. Fairfield Community has roughly 4,800 homes and 15,000
residents.
Separately, the annual budget meeting was held on October 23,
2007. Our neighborhood association is generally in good financial
health. Due to anticipated increase in expenses, notably tree main-
tenance and shared pool cost (longer pool hours), our neighborhood
assessment for 2008 is increased by $10 to $470. (The Lakes of Fairfield has 287 homes, a $10.00 increase adds $2,870 in income.)
Note that the next meeting of the Fairfield Village Neighborhood
Association, Inc. and Villages Board of Directors will be on December
4, 2007 (Tuesday) at the Lakeside Trails Pool Club House starting at
7 p.m. As always, the meeting will be open to all residents.
The Board of Directors consists of neighborhood residents Mark
Gafford, Michelle Kim, Patrick Wong, and Tim Fitzpatrick and
Tommy Weaver. Please contact one of the Resident Directors if you
have any comments on this article or issues related to our neighborhoods.
MEMORANDUM
TO:
All Board and Committee Members
FROM: Lynn Byrne
RE:
2007 Meeting Schedule for Fairfield Village Neighborhood Association and Villages
The 2007 meetings of the Fairfield Village Neighborhood Association, Inc. and Villages Board of Directors are scheduled for
the fourth Tuesday of every other month at 7 p.m. at the Lakeside
Trails Club House, 16125 Country Fair Lane. Please mark your
calendar accordingly.
December Tuesday 4th Board Meeting
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Fairfield Community Gazette - December 2007 Congratulations
to the WINNERS of the 6th Annual 5K for Life!
You couldn’t have asked for a better day. The sun was shining and
the temperature held in the mid to low 50s making it an absolutely
perfect day for a jaunt around the beautiful hike and bike trails of
Fairfield.
And it showed in the winners’ results: Daniel Lawton placed first with
a time of 17 minutes and 51 seconds. Cody Smith came in second
exactly one minute later at 18 minutes, 51 seconds. Mark Lawton,
Daniel’s brother, took third in 21 minutes, 23 seconds.
Loa McNeese led the ladies with a time of 20 minutes and 45 seconds. She was followed by two 9th graders at Cy-Woods high school,
Shiloe DuVall at 22 minutes, 45 seconds, and Paige Krippner in 28
minutes.
And the two winners for the 12-and-under entries went to Sterling
DuVall (25:03) and 10-year-old Emi Strautman (28:00). Congratulations to everyone!
The 2007 Winners: Row one: Sterling DuVall, Emi Stautman,
Shiloe DuVall, Paige Kripper; two: Cody Smith, Mark Lawton,
Daniel Lawton; Loa McNeese (not pictured)
This charity event wouldn’t have been possible without the generosity
of the following sponsors. A heartfelt THANK YOU goes to:
Friendswood Development; Dawn Fore – REMAX Professional
Group; Bayou City Shirts; All Things Outdoors; Sports Medicine
and Family Practice; Rancourt Collision and Auto Repair; www.
Vemmacoach.com; Great Clips of Fairfield; Dr. Eric Miller, DDS; Sunset Tan; Nutrition Depot; Southern Style Salon; Point of Grace
School of Dance; Horizon Lawn & Landscape; The Blue Mantle Religious Books/Gifts/Art; Capulco’s Mexican Restaurant; Environman
Air and Water Rescue; Finish Strong Sports; Subway Sandwiches;
Phoenix Rising Home Décor; Photography by Laurie; Marti Peddicord – Rosehill Candles; EJ’s Pizza; Massage Envy; On the Border;
and Nestles Tollhouse.
Sammy Armstrong finishes strong with his dad, mom and baby
brother on his heels.
And they’re off!! The start of the 2007 5K for Life.
Richard Morris is glad to have that last hill behind him as he rounds
the corner on his way to the finish line.
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Fairfield Sports Association
SPRING 2008 BASEBALL & SOFTBALL INFORMATION
Believe it or not the upcoming 2008 Spring Baseball and Softball
Season is just around the corner!
Here is what we have to offer:
BASEBALL
Instructional Tee-Ball
A Division Tee-Ball
AA7 Division
AA8 Division
AAA Division
Majors
4yrs old (coed)
5-6yrs old
7yrs old
8yrs old
9-10yrs old
11-12yrs old
SOFTBALL
Sweetees
Darlings
Angels
Ponytails
5-6yrs old
7-8yrs old
9-10yrs old
11-13yrs old
For baseball, please be reminded that FSA does not offer a 13/14
year old age division. In addition, a child MUST be 4 years of age
by April 30, 2008 in order to play instructional t-ball (no 3 year olds
will be accepted).
A gentle reminder that the below dates, outside of the registration
days, represent our planned calendar, yet can take a slightly different
form due to a variance in registration numbers or inclement weather
causing delays to the schedule.
On-line Registration:Dec. 1-Jan 12 (http://www.fairfield-sports.org/)
Live Registration: Jan 12 (Check website for locationdetails)
Late Registration: ON-LINE ONLY – Jan 13-18th
Coaches Meetings: Week of January 13
Tryouts / Drafts:
Week of January 20
(No tryouts or draft for any t-ball divisions)
Practices Start:
Week of February 4
Games Start:
March 3
Opening Ceremony: March 8
Season End:
2nd Week of June
Please note that late registrations will not be accepted via e-mail,
voice mail or through the recreation center this spring. There will be
on-line late registration ONLY, late registrations based on availability,
not guaranteed. Unfortunately, our size has dictated a more strict approach to this in order to handle all of the administration duties and
preparation necessary to start the season.
%Practices at the time of this insert will be held at the Central
Park as well as the “Hill” at the recreation center grounds
and possibly one of the elementary schools.
% No major changes were enacted by Dixie Youth for the
baseball age divisions that are a part of this affiliation.
Lastly, I remind everyone to find a way to take part in your association. We are a volunteer organization and have jobs ranging
from field maintenance to concessions duties that simply take people
in order to provide the best facilities, amenities and baseball league
for our children. I urge you to familiarize yourself with the Baseball
Committee via our website and reach out to them to see how you
can help. If you are interested in becoming a part of our association,
please contact a baseball
or softball committee
representative! One of
the growing activities
is to become a part of
our nightly field maintenance program (The
Llamas)…it is a great
way to help, plus get to
know some folks and
most of all assist in providing the best fields
around!
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READY, SET, RACE …
We held our annual Push Cart Derby
on October 14th at GSUMC. We had
a great turnout by all the dens and
fun was had by all.
Our annual popcorn fundraiser
concluded in October and the pack
did another awesome job. We sold
$5,069 with Elijah S raising $1,116.00. Great job everyone !!!
We held our Fall Campout at Huntsville State Park on Nov 9th & 10th
;where we had over 50 scouts and their families Bill attended. Thanks
to Bill Haygood and his wife for putting together the scouting activities, which was enjoyed by all. If you missed the Fall Campout, keep
your calendar open for the Spring Campout sometime in April.
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January 17th Pack Meeting - Pinewood Cars turned in
January 20th Pinewood Derby 6:00 @ GSUMC
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It’s seeing the giants, but stepping confidently
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The Fairfield Women’s Club
Wishes Everyone
a Safe and Happy
Holiday Season!
Announcing a Meeting of the
Fairfield Mother-Daughter Book Club
Come prepared to read, discuss and share. It’s an experience that
will last a lifetime!
All Mothers and 4th/5th grade Daughters are invited!
Please e-mail or call to share your interest,
comments, or questions!
Book Selection:
Your Favorite Book Resource:
The Mother-Daughter Book Club: How Ten Busy Mothers and
Daughters Came Together to Talk, Laugh and Learn Through
Their Love of Reading
by Shireen Dodson
Due to the holidays, we will not have
a membership meeting in December.
We look forward to seeing all of you
next year at our January meeting.
Please come join us every 3rd Wednesday of the Month 4:00 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m. The initial meeting will be at 20407 Lake Spring Ct.
For details, please contact Trish Smith at 832-220-6413 or Patricia.
[email protected]
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Fairfield’s Fifty Plus
Fun-Loving Group
The Fairfield Seniors
The Seniors of Fairfield is an active, fifty plus, fun-loving group of couples and singles who enjoy fellowship, monthly trips, and various
activities together. If you or your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to Fairfield Village or have lived here in Fairfield for some time, but
have never attended one of our functions you are cordially invited. Come and be a part of our fun-loving group. We’re sure you will enjoy it.
DECEMBER TRIP PLANS:
Thursday, December 6th: Santa Wonderland
Spend an unforgettable evening celebrating the Christmas holidays
with great food, fun, and festivities at Santa’s Wonderland.
We will enjoy a dinner buffet at Santa’s Town Hall. The buffet
consist of smoked sliced brisket, smoked sausage, smoked sliced
turkey, cowboy pinto beans, ranch potatoes with cheese, and chuck
wagon cole slaw. Then for dessert we will have chuck wagon apple
dumplings with a scoop of Blue Bell ice cream. Coffee, ice tea, and
water will also be available.
After dinner we will take the famous Wonderland Tour, featuring
millions of dazzling Christmas lights, and see how Texans celebrate
the biggest holiday of the year at Santa’s Town. This tour can be by
hayride or by bus, whichever you prefer.
There is also a Texas-style Christmas village here featuring working
artisans, live shows, musical entertainment, and shopping for unique
gift ideas. This is also where you will find classic Christmas movies on a giant outdoor movie screen, a petting zoo, Santa and Mrs.
Clause, and a cozy outdoor fireplace.
DECEMBER ACTIVITIES PLANS:
Thursday, December 13th: Our annual Christmas “Gift Exchange”
Pot Luck at the Lakeside Trails Club House. We start around 6:30pm.
However, plan on being there early for some socializing and fellowship. The club will be providing the meat, pork loin and turkey. Just
bring a salad, side dish or desert to go with the meal.
Each person attending this pot luck brings a gift (around $15.00).
Ladies bring a women’s gift and the men bring a man’s gift. Then
after our meal, everyone draws a number. The first person whose
number is called will select a gift from their gender’s gift selections.
They then open and show it to everyone. The following attendees
when their number is called will then have a choice, either select a
gift from the unopened gifts or take one from someone. A gift can
only be taken twice. If the gift you selected is taken, you then have
a choice, either select or take. This continues to everyone has a gift.
It’s an enjoyable evening.
Tuesday, December 18th: Game Night at the Cooks’ House. It starts
around 6:30pm, just bring a little snack. This is always a fun evening
with great fellowship. The directions are posted in the Activity details
page on our web site and will also be in our November 18th email.
The cost for this trip is $25.00, which includes your meal. Call Jim
or Shirley Hearst @ 281-373-4432 to get your name on the list. Bus
will depart at 4:00pm from the Fairfield Village parking lot. Please
be there by 3:45pm. Make checks payable to: Fairfield 50 Plus.
Tuesday, December 25th: MERRY CHRISTMAS
JANUARY TRIP PLANS:
Wednesday, January 23rd: Danevang, Danish Capital of
Texas
Cost is $22.00 including lunch. Additional details can be found on
our web site and will be in the January Gazette.
Monday, December 31st: Our annual New Year’s Eve Social at the
Lakeside Trails Club House from 6 pm to 1am. Additional details
will be provided in the weekly event planners and on our web site.
UPCOMING CRUISE:
If you missed our November cruise, we have another cruise in March,
a Hawaiian cruise; we currently have 16 members, guests and friends
going on the Hawaiian cruise. Check “Cruise Information” on our
web site; if you think you might be interested the Hawaiian cruise.
PACKAGES FOR IRAQ SERVICE PERSONNEL:
The group has elected to take on the project of assisting one of its
members in putting together packages for our service personnel in
Iraq who have no family and therefore never receive any mail or packages. If you would like to participate in this project, check our web
site for more details: www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.com/Iraq.htm
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Thursday, December 27th: Our Monthly Game Night at the club
house has been cancelled.
For more information on all activities other than trips: Call Mary
Lou Cook for more details at 281-304-8359.
We recommend that you check our web site regularly to get the latest information. Things often change from the time this article is
submitted and when you receive your copy of the Gazette.
www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.com
OUR FUN-LOVERS WEEKLY EMAIL: An event reminder.
It is emailed each week to our members and others who have requested it. It provides updated information and any changes from
what appears here in the Gazette. We also include member birthdays
and prayer requests; we even have a contest or two, along with other
news and items of interest. If you would like to receive our weekly
email, send your email address to: [email protected].
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AGGIE MOMS CLUB
Christmas is a season for sharing! That’s certainly true for the
Northwest Harris County Aggie Moms, who will
host their annual Christmas Party and Ornament Exchange on Tuesday, December 11th.
Each Aggie mom will bring an Aggie-themed
ornament to exchange. Adding to the festivities,
Aggie Moms will welcome artist Tammie Bissett,
a native Texan who lives in Aggieland. Along with
her work as an artist, Bissett designs residential and
commercial projects and is a general contractor. Bissett will share how she finds time for her work and her family, which
includes her Aggie veterinarian husband and their three children.
The December meeting is open to all Aggie Moms, so find an Aggie ornament and join us! The meeting will be held at the Houston
Distributing Company, Inc., 7100 High Life Drive, Houston, TX
77066. Refreshments begin at 7 p.m. and the meeting begins at 7:30
p.m.
NWHC Aggie Moms are also looking forward to hosting a “Fabulous Fifties” Dinner and Auction at Wyndhaven Terrace on Friday,
February 29th. Also, they will host the Texas A&M Singing Cadets
Concert at Foundry United Methodist Church on Friday March 28th.
Come join us for these events!
For more information about these and other upcoming events, check
our website at www.nwhcaggiemoms.com.
Wake up to MOPS @ The MET on Friday Mornings!
Register now and wake up to MOPS @ The MET on Friday mornings. MOPS @ The MET, Mother’s of Preschoolers, offers 2 dynamic
groups that meet either the 1st and 3rd Friday mornings or the 2nd and
4th Friday mornings from 9:15am – 11:45am. Childcare is provided
with registration. MOPS is a program specifically designed to meet
the need of mother’s of preschoolers, newborn through kindergarten.
You won’t want to miss a Friday morning filled with scrumptious
food, great door prizes, new friendships, encouragement, awesome
speakers and a creative activity that even the most craft challenged
gal can do! To find out more about MOPS and to register now for Fall
2007 go to www.metmops.org. Registration is $50 per semester.
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Calling all Tri Deltas!
Fairfield Book Club
We have the place for you.
Northwest Harris County Tri Delta Alumnae meet on a monthly
basis in the Northwest Harris County Area. We are a diverse group
of ladies representing many schools nationwide.
Call Jennifer Ginn 281.655.0808 or email jennifer@abs-insurance.
com for more information about meeting dates and locations.
Our annual Christmas party is December 19. No book discussion,
just a gathering of friends. The party is for both current and past book
club members as well as friends of the book club. This is a terrific
way to meet other women in Fairfield. We may not have a current
email address for you, so if you don’t receive an evite and would like
to attend, please contact Linda.
In general, we meet the 3rd Wednesday of each month (rotating
homes and sometimes restaurants), from 7:00pm – 9:30pm. We share
food, drinks and of course conversations. We read all kinds of books
that have been suggested by our members -- classics, modern pop
fiction, non-fiction, biography and classic junk --anything. There are
no book snobs here, we read it all? So if you are a book lover or just
want to expand your reading and social network then please join us
at one of our meetings.
We invite you to attend one of meetings as
a guest or a member. We currently have
openings, however because we hold the
meetings in homes our membership
is limited. So don’t wait, contact me
today.
Contact Linda Locke at
[email protected] or
713-298-6514 (evenings please).
Are you looking for a way to get involved and meet new people?
Kappa Deltas
in Northwest Houston
Come join us!
The Kappa Delta Houston Northwest Alumnae Association meets
on the 4th Tuesday of each month for fun, fellowship, and great food.
Donations to local charities are collected at each meeting. Check our
website, www.kdhnwaa.com, or call Noelle Coen at 281-304-0975,
for more information -- see you there!
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Join a scrap book club that will meet once a month in Fairfield. E-mail [email protected] or call 832-642-1248.
American Legion Post #324
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 of Jersey Village meets the second Sunday
of each month (except May when it’s the third Sunday) at the Jersey
Village Civic Center at 4:00 p.m.
Please come to the meeting or contact the Post by mail at P.O. Box
41962, Houston TX 77241 or call Commander Howard Mead at
713-466-3610.
290 Cypress Business Networking Group
New Meeting Location Beginning Sept 1
The 290 Cypress Business Networking Group meets every Thursday morning at 7:30 am at Newk’s Express Café located at Hwy 290
and Spring Cypress in the Kroger Shopping Center near the Cinemark
Theater. The group is open to all business owners and professionals
who want to increase their exposure to the residents of Cypress and
the surrounding areas. There is no cost to attend the meeting. If you
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Little Lambs News
All of our Little Lambs are busy getting ready for Chritmas as we
celebrate the birth of Jesus. We are singing songs, acting
out the nativity story in Dramatic play, and making
beautiful crafts to bring home. Little Lambs will
have the annual Christmas Music program for the
preschool students on Monday Decmber 10th and
Tuesday Decenber 11th. The children and Ms. Treva
are very excited to share their special songs with the
children’s families.
Little Lambs Mother’s Day Out and Preschool is a weekday ministry of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church in Fairfield. We
offer classes for children 18 months of age to 5 years old. There are
currently openings in the three’s program. To learn more about our
program, please visit our website littlelambsmdo.org or call 281-3730052.
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We live in an INCREDIBLE neighborhood!
This was our First Balloon Release and Fun
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Announcing Cy-Fair High School Project Prom 2008
It’s finally here--senior year!!! There will be so much going on in
the lives of seniors this year, and two of those exciting events will
be Prom and Project Prom, May 2-3, 2008.
What exactly is Project Prom?
It’s a fun-filled after-the-prom event that provides a safe, chaperoned, drug-free and alcohol-free environment with games, prizes,
and refreshments. The senior parents provide this all-night party.
Who attends Project Prom?
All Cy-Fair High School seniors and their dates are welcomed
at Project Prom, whether they attend the prom or not. Historically,
CFHS Project Prom has had approximately 90% of seniors attending
and prizes including TVs and other popular items.
How can you get involved?
Fundraising and donations are vital to the success of Project Prom.
We are a non-profit 501C3 organization, a booster club, and we plan
enjoyable ways of raising the funds to cover the cost of venue rental,
entertainment, refreshments, and prizes. In return for your donations
and participation, your designated senior will earn points that are
redeemed for play money, also known as Project Prom Bucks (PP$),
which become chances to win prizes during the Project Prom evening.
The more time or money that you contribute, the more chances your
senior has to win exciting prizes. Grandparents and other relatives
can make donations as well. Our meetings are on the third Monday
of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Cy-Fair High School cafeteria and
are open to all parents.
Save the date for our first fundraising event, the Annual Cy-Fair
Project Prom Charity Golf Tournament on November 2, 2007, at
the Houston National Golf Club. Call or email Robert Calloway for
more information about the tournament: (281) 744-9476 / robert@
calloway.com.
Check your newsletter or our web site monthly for information
about upcoming fundraising activities and events. We will be hosting two evening events for adults during the school year, Denim and
Diamonds and Casino Night. These are events provide great food
and entertainment while supporting a worthy tax-deductible cause.
Contact information:
Karen Fitzgerald, CFHS Project Prom 2008 President: 281-3048272, [email protected]. Project Prom Web site: www.
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Cy-Fair College “Perspective”
Musical Holidays at Cy-Fair College!
The Choral Department presents “A Winter Collection” of not your
ordinary carols Dec. 6 through Dec. 7. The Music Department presents a Jazz Band performance and improvisation Dec. 5. All performances are in the Center for the Arts Building on the Barker Cypress
campus. For reservations and ticket information, call 281.290.5201
or go to www.cy-faircollege.com/cfcboxoffice.
Register for Mini-mester and Spring Semester Classes
Catch up or get ahead this holiday season! Take a mini-mester
course in December or register early for spring. Registration is under
way. Mini-mester classes begin Dec. 17. Mini-mester courses range
from criminal justice, philosophy, sociology and ethics, to algebra,
history, government and communications. Spring semester classes
begin Jan. 14. Cy-Fair College provides a variety of options such as
weekend, evening, distance learning and even hybrid (part on campus
instruction and part online learning) courses. For information, call
281-290-3200 or 832-782-5000 or go online to www.cy-faircollege.
com.
Art Exhibition Showcases Student Talent
Don’t miss this is the end-of-semester exhibition on display through
Dec. 16 where Cy Fair College’s visual art students show work they
have completed in their classes. The exhibition showcases the students’ talents as well as the breadth of Cy Fair College’s art program
in the Bosque Gallery located in the Center for the Arts Building on
the Barker Cypress campus. For gallery hours and information go to
www.cy-faircollege.com/bosquegallery.
L.I.F.E. Lessons in December
The Learning, Inspiration, Fellowship and Enrichment (L.I.F.E.)
programs are free and held Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the Cy-Fair
College Branch Library (Room 131.) In December, learn how to
combat weight gain during the holidays Dec. 5 and then the following
week celebrate with a “Party Pot Luck” Dec. 12. Sessions resume
Jan. 9, 2008. Call the library at 281-290-3213 for L.I.F.E. program
information or check the library web page online at http://cfclibrary.
nhmccd.edu.
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Waller High School Announces Results Of
“Trick Or Treat So Kids Can Eat” Food Drive
The Box of Stars Theatre of Waller High School would like to
give a great big round of applause to all the Fairfield community
members that supported our Trick Or Treat So Kids Can Eat Food
Drive. The International Thespian Society (ITS), a division of the
Educational Theatre Association (EdTA), is pleased to announce the
results of Waller High School’s Box of Stars Theatre participation in
the International Thespian Society’s Trick or Treat so Kids Can Eat
program. On October 31, Thespian troupe 4901 collected 4241 pounds
of canned and dry goods for the Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM)
and Waller Assistance and Restoration Ministries (WARM).
Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat is a national community service
program for ITS-member schools to collect canned and dry goods for
local charities and food banks. Students from Waller High School’s
Box of Stars Theatre participated in the Texas program. Thousands of
pounds of food were collected across the state, giving theatre students
the ability to help their local community. The Waller Thespian Troupe
collected food items both on campus and throughout the community.
This year the Box of Stars Theatre did 4 collection projects. They
held a contest at school with a prize for the class that collected the
most food. Next, they gave free tickets to their fall play production
of A-Haunting We Will Go for anyone who brought in 20 cans of
food. On October 28, the troupe set up collection stations at the front
doors of Wal-Mart and Kroger stores at 290 and Spring Cypress. And
finally, on Halloween night, 40 theatre students and 11 parents collected canned goods door to door in the Fairfield community. Over
the course of these 4 events they generated 4241 pounds, which is
double the amount they collected last year.
While collecting in Fairfield students passed out coupons for a free
ticket to THE SOAPS for anyone who donated, to be presented by the
Box of Stars Theatre. There was an error on the coupon, which gave
the wrong dates for the shows. The correct dates for THE SOAPS
are November 29 and 30. For more information please feel free to
contact Carrie Wood at [email protected].
Thanks again for all the generous support of the Fairfield Community!
Cypress Christian School invites you to
Winter and Spring Community Events
You are invited to some very fun community events sponsored by
Cypress Christian School. We hope you will join us as we continue
to celebrate our 30th Anniversary of “fusing faith and learning!”
December
Wed., December 6 from 6-9 p.m. Shop at Barnes & Noble-Copperfield-portion of purchase benefits library
Tues., December 11 at 7:00 p.m.: Elementary K-3 Christmas Concert
on CCS Campus
Thurs., December 13 at 7:00 p.m.: Elementary 4th-5th Christmas
Concert on CCS Campus
Friday, December 14 at 7:00 p.m.: Chamber Choir Christmas Concert-location to be announced
January
Sat., January 26 at 5:30 p.m.:
Laughs galore at the Winter
Banquet featuring local radio personality, Susan O’Donnell of KSBJ
radio station and Christian Comedian, David Ferrell to be held at the
Downtown Aquarium. The event is free to guests. Limited seating
– call for reservations.
February
Thurs., February 7 at 6:00 p.m.: Kindergarten Round-Up for parents
of future kindergartners
Thurs., February 7 at 7:00 p.m.: Family Night for K-12 parents and
students considering Christian education
March
Thurs., March 6 from 9-11 a.m.: Open House
Thurs., March 27 from 9-2 p.m.: Student Visitor Day
April
Saturday, April 19 from10-4 p.m. Community Carnival on CCS
Campus
For more information, www.CypressChristian.org or 281-4698829.
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Angel Tree at CAM
The Angel Tree, an annual Christmas tradition at CAM, is up and
we still have many children’s wishes waiting to be fulfilled. Each
angel represents a ‘wished-for’ Christmas gift for a child hoping for
a Merry Christmas. If you prefer, general toy donations for boys of
all ages and teens are also needed. Please bring new, unwrapped toys
and gifts to CAM by December 20th.
Angels’ Attic Christmas Room
Quality items at discount prices abound in the Angels’ Attic Christmas Room. The shelves are restocked daily with holiday accessories,
Christmas ornaments, collectibles, and Christmas clothing for children and adults. A wonderful selection of new designer jewelry is
available for purchase, as well. Proceeds from purchases at Angels’
Attic benefit families in need who seek help at CAM.
The Food Pantry
Christmas Food Baskets are being prepared for CAM families.
To complete the food baskets, donations of the following would be
greatly appreciated.
• Frozen Turkeys
• Boxed potatoes
• Canned sweet potatoes
• Cranberry sauce
• Stuffing mixes
Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM) is located at 11202 Huffmeister, Houston, TX 77065 and will serve hundreds of families again this
Christmas. Please make supporting CAM with a donation to the Food
Pantry, Angel Tree, or a monetary gift part of your annual Christmas
tradition. See our website, www.cypressassistanceministries.com for
further information.
Donations to CAM can be made Monday through Wednesday
from 10AM – 6PM and Thursday through Saturday from 10AM – 3
PM.
Dear Friends,
As the holiday season is amongst us, many of us are
inundated with parties, gatherings, or work functions where
we are surrounded by people and food. There is nothing
worse then worrying about either another tooth breaking
while at the gathering or being unable to properly chew the
food.
Some people feel that if they have missing teeth, they don’t
need to do anything about it since they have other teeth still
to function properly. For every tooth you lose, the other ones
have to work that much harder. Teeth are not made to work
any other way and when they do, other teeth wear down
much faster, get loose, and subsequently fall out. That is
why we must replace missing teeth.
Now when you do get these replacement teeth, such as
crowns and fillings, they don’t last forever. Think of your
teeth as a car. Imagine driving your car through a muddy
rainforest every day on a bumpy, dirt road where it never
stops raining. Your teeth are constantly subjected to water,
food, and biting pressure. Do you expect that your car will
last forever? So just like you maintain your car with regular
oil change and other services, you have to value your teeth as
well and maintain them. Unlike a car, where you can get a
new one if the old one breaks down, you cannot get new
natural teeth once you lose them.
I want to take this opportunity, on behalf of my staff and
myself, to thank all of you who have supported us this year
from the bottom of my heart.
We also like to thank all the readers for enjoying our
articles this year. We also wish you and your family the most
joyful holidays.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me at
[email protected].
Your Dentist,
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Jordan Aguilera............... 16.............. •..............•..............•.........281-304-6078
Emily Aitken................... 16.............. •..............•........................281-213-3733
Brook Anderson.............. 12.............. •.......................................281-304-4881
Alison Archabal.............. 10............................•W......................281-256-2276
Ben Baltes....................... 11............................•W............•.........281-256-0394
Nicole Bell...................... 15.............. •............•W......................281-373-3734
Brady Bennick................ 14..............................•........................281-373-4163
Megan Booth................... 12*+......... •..............•........................281-373-5566
Briana Borders................ 14.............. •..............•........................281-304-0595
Sarah Bricco.................... 15*+......... •..............•..............•.........281-373-0070
Lacie Butler..................... 12.............. •............•W......................713-283-4519
Brittany Byrd.................. 17*+......... •.......................................281-373-9447
Kaleigh Calda.................. 13*+......... •..............•........................281-373-9838
Travis Calda.................... 14.............. •.............................•.........281-373-9838
Alyssa Cantu................... 17.............. •..............•........................281-373-2117
Dwight Cassell................ 14............................•W............•.........281-256-7722
Austin Clayton................ 14............................•W............•.........281-304-0436
Bill Clayton..................... 16............................•W............•.........281-304-0436
Ross Clayton................... 12............................•W............•.........281-304-0436
Emily Cline..................... 11............................•W............•.........281-213-9480
Alexandrea Curry............ 13.............. •..............•........................281-256-0037
Joshua Curry................... 16..............................•..............•.........281-256-0037
Keelie Curry.................... 15*+......... •..............•........................281-256-0037
Taylor Daly..................... 12............................•W......................281-373-0568
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Danielle Ellis-Bass.......... 13.............. •.......................................281-758-2580
Megan England............... 13.............. •............•W......................281-373-4052
Natalie Fawcett............... 13.............. •.......................................281-373-1911
Elizabeth Finnerty........... 13*+......... •.......................................281-256-9444
Eric Foerster.................... 14.............. •.......................................281-373-4303
Kyle Frisch...................... 13............................•W......................281-256-9544
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Michelle Gonzales.......... 17*+......... •............•W......................281-256-8616
Theresa Hansberger........ 12.............. •..............•........................281-373-4605
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Olivia Hinton.................. 17............................•W......................281-373-3441
Chelsea Hippler............... 14.............. •.......................................281-304-1158
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Sarah Kennedy................ 16.............. •.......................................281-256-8761
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Attention Teenagers
The Teenage Job Seekers listing service is offered free of charge to all
Fairfield teenagers seeking work. Submit your name and information to
Holly A. Reichert via e-mail to [email protected] by the 10th of
the month!
Fairfield Athletic Club News
Holiday Hours
The FAC is closed December 24th, 25th and 26th. We will be open
on New Year’s Day from 8:00am – 1:00pm and closed New Year’s
Day. Have a safe and happy holiday.
New Fac Membership Cards
Our new electronic system for accessing the weight room is now
complete. You must have your new electronic membership card to
enter the weight room. If you have not completed the process to
receive your new card, please visit the FAC or visit our website at
www.fairfieldvillage.org to complete your application. (Click on
FAC Membership Application forms, and then click on FAC Rules
and Regulations.) If you have any questions, please call (281) 3730834.
Beginning May 1st members who forget their card twice within one
month will not be granted access to the gym and will be required to
purchase a new card if card is not found by third attempt. The cost
is $25.00 to replace an electronic card.
Weight Room Orientation
We offer bi-monthly Weight Room Orientation at the FAC. Please
refer to our website calendar at www.fairfieldvillage.org each month
for the dates and times.
Weight Room Attire
We would like to remind everyone to wear the appropriate clothing and footwear while in the weight room. Here are some general
guidelines: gym shorts, t-shirts, jogging and/or sweat outfits and
tennis shoes. No jeans, cargo pants, street clothes, belts, sandals or
flip flops are allowed.
Guest Policy
Members may bring a guest. There is a $5.00 guest fee per visit.
Both member and guest must sign a Waiver of Liability. The member
signing the waiver must be 18 years of age or older. An adult member
must accompany their guest, ages 10-14, at all times. Members are
responsible for the conduct of their guest and all damages to facility and/or equipment that result from inappropriate actions of their
guest.
Weight Room Rules
No one under the age of 12 is allowed in the weight room. Members, age 12-14 years of age, must have completed the weight room
orientation and be accompanied by an adult to enter the weight room.
Members, age 15 years and older, may access the weight room without
a parent.
Adult Pick-up Basketball
The FAC offers Adult Pick-up Basketball every Sunday from 1:00pm
– 4:00pm. For safety reasons, you must be at least 18 years of age
to play.
Rentals
AMI rents out the Bradford Creek Clubhouse, The Lakeside Trails
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Clubhouse and Central Park Clubhouse. For rental fees please call
Cecelia Panzinetti, AMI On-site Manager at 281-256-0065. You may
also come into the AMI office located inside the Athletic Club.
Junior Tennis
Huber Tennis Ranch is now offering Junior Tennis classes at the
Fairfield Athletic Club. Certified professionals through the Professional Tennis Registry will instruct all HTR Junior classes. The HTR
fundamental teaching method uses progressions of simple building
blocks to help students learn biomechanically sound strokes through
a series of small, but most importantly, successful steps. All classes
are broken into three (3) age groups, ages 5-6, ages 7-9 and ages 1012, and are designed for players with moderate, novice, or even no
tennis experience. The HTR fundamental method of group teaching
allows each HTR Pro to accommodate differences in the abilities and
stroking styles of their students.
Personal Training
Our personal training staff includes Joy Blackshear Dortch and
Charlotte Byrne. We offer 30 and 60 minute training sessions. We
are excited about our Buddy Training Sessions. Grab a friend and
split the cost! Buddy plans are a fun way to exercise and meet your
fitness goals. We have single session prices and package prices for
10 and 20 sessions. We invite you to come into the FAC and sign up
for a free consultation with one of our trainers. Fairfield Body for
Gambino’s...
SALADS
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Life starting in January!
We are excited about offering this fantastic program in a group
atmosphere starting in January. Fairfield Athletic Club is coordinating
this fun, easy to do, 20 – 30 minute workouts for those people who
want to make a commitment to lose weight, lose fat, lose inches, gain
muscle and feel and look great! Come into the Fairfield Athletic Club
and register for the group time that best suits your needs: Group
Training Days are Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
5:30am – 6am Early Morning Group (1st 5 people that register)
9:30am – 10am Mid- Morning Group (Limit 5 per group)
10am – 10:30am Senior Group (Limit 5 people per group)
4:30pm – 5pm Teen Group (Girls) (Limit 5 per group) 5pm – 5:30pm Teen Group (Boys) (Limit 5 per group)
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Did You Know?
Ever wonder where marriage came from? How about the seven day week?
Sin, sickness, salvation, death, the death penalty, the rainbow, music, weeds in
your garden, different languages, and the legality of eating meat as opposed to
vegetarianism? It’s all in Genesis chapters one through 11. That’s where all of
the above came from.
Man was created on the sixth day of creation, and God rested on the seventh,
which simply means that He stopped working. Later God told Moses: “Six days
you shall labor, and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the
Lord your God. On it you shall not do any work… For in six days the Lord made
heaven and earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested the seventh day”
(Exodus 20:9-11). It’s been the model for the seven-day week ever since.
As for weeds in your garden, you can blame Adam and Eve for that one. It
was their sin which brought a curse upon the earth and forced mankind to work
for his food. The ground began to bring him toil, and by the sweat of his brow
man was made to work for food. Weeds in the garden today are just evidence
of a cursed earth that awaits restoration at Christ’s coming.
As for sicknesses, according to Gen. 3 they all came from sin, eventually
resulting in death (Gen. 5). There is no fountain of youth, for all will die. God
promised death to all of Adam and Eve’s offspring, and that’s exactly what’s
happened ever since. But God also promised a “seed” of salvation (Gen. 3:15),
the same seed later promised to Abraham, later to David, and ultimately fulfilled
in Jesus Christ. So Genesis 1-11 prefigures Jesus Christ who was also not only
at the creation but the One who did the creating (Gen. 1:1; John 1:1; Col. 1:16;
Heb. 1:2).
Music had its origin in Cain’s line (Gen. 4:17-22), the wicked brother of Abel
who murdered him. Cain’s descendants were the inventors of stringed instruments and pipes.
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The rainbow was given by God to Noah as a promise to never again destroy
the earth with flood waters. Prior to the flood of Noah’s day, some 1,500 years
after creation, it had never rained before because God watered the earth through
the subterranean waters which sprung up all over the land. But after the flood of
the earth God hung his bow in the clouds, as it were, as an eternal sign of His
promise to never again destroy the earth with water (Gen. 9:11-17).
It was also during that time when God made His promise to Noah and his
descendants that He also implemented the death penalty and allowed all of
mankind to eat meat for the first time as opposed to just vegetables and plants
(Gen. 9:3-6). God made it a standard that man should be killed for shedding
another man’s blood through murder. The consequential killing of the murderer
would not be considered murder for it was divine punishment for such.
Finally, languages have their origin in Genesis 11. God had commanded
mankind to spread out and multiply, but the people of that day decided to rebel
and build a city where they could all live together. Then they built a large
tower, a ziggurat, in order to make a name for themselves. So God came down,
confused their languages, and thus forced them to spread out all over the earth.
Their aspirations of making a name for themselves went out the window when
they could no longer understand one another’s language.
Of course some will call all of these accounts myths and dismiss them as
such. But Jesus, Paul, Peter, Jude, and the writer of Hebrews all referenced
these events from Genesis. Therefore, if they’re myths then Jesus was duped,
and if Jesus was duped then He isn’t God. And if Jesus isn’t God then there is
no salvation for us. Do you see how important Genesis is? The only ones who
are duped are the ones who reject it. You just can’t understand the Bible without
Genesis.
Come join us at Harvest Bible Church for a steady dose of God’s word. These
words of life have the power to bring you life. Consult our website at www.
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Fairfield Baptist Church
Spotlight:
Joy to the World, the Lord is Come!! Come, Celebrate the Christmas season with us! Celebrate “Jesus Birthday Party” in KidZone
on December 16 at 11:00 am in the KidZone Theater. Participate in
our AWANA Christmas parties December 16 at 5 pm.
December 24 Candlelight services are at 5:00 and 6:30 pm. Join
us as we sing and celebrate the birth of Christ.
Worship with us this holiday season at 10 am on Sunday, December
23 and December 30.
You are always welcome at Fairfield Baptist Church. Worship
services are at 9:45 and 11:00 am. Other Sunday activities includes
Bible Study for all ages, Student worship, KidZone and our AWANA
ministry. Weekday activities include Men’s and Ladies Bible Studies,
Student Ministry, KidZone Praise Team, MDO, Playtime@FBC and
more. Visit our website www.fairfieldbaptist.com for more information on each of these ministries or call us at 281-373-5446.
We are located at 27240 Highway 290 between Mueschke and
Mason roads on the north feeder road.
Ranch Community Fellowship
Ranch Community Fellowship is a non-denominational Christian
community that values spiritual growth, authentic community, and
community outreach. Our regular Sunday worship services are held at
Lindsay Lakes event center at 16536 Mueschke Rd., just north Schiel
Rd., every Sunday at 10:30 AM. Concurrent with our worship service, High Point Children’s Ministry conducts high energy children’s
ministry. Small group Bible studies are held at 9 AM Sundays for
all ages. We also have small groups that meet in homes throughout
the week. Thrive, our weekly youth ministry meeting, takes place
on Wednesday, 7:00-8:30 PM, at the Ranch—our land site at 17810
Mueschke Rd., one mile north of Schiel Rd.
This year, Ranch Community Fellowship will be hosting a community Christmas Eve service in the Keith Elementary School parking lot, 6:00-6:45 PM. We will enjoy traditional and contemporary
Christmas music and reflect upon the joy of Christmas. We hope that
you will join us for this informal celebration of the birth of Jesus
Christ.
If you would like any further information, please visit our website,
www.ranchnet.org. The “Contact” link includes email addresses for
ministry leaders. God bless you all in the wonderful season of joy.
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Bill Gates on LIFE- To anyone with kids, of any age, or anyone who has ever
been a kid, here’s some advice Bill Gates dished out at a high school speech
about 11 things they did not learn in school. He talks about how feel-good
politically correct teachings created a full generation of kids with no concept
of reality and how this concept set them up for failure in the real world. Rule
1: Life is not fair - get used to it. Rule 2: The world won’t care about your
self-esteem. The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you
feel good about yourself. Rule 3: You will NOT make 40 thousand dollars a
year right out of high school. You won’t be a vice-president with a car phone,
until you earn both. Rule 4: If you think your teacher is tough, wait until you
get a boss. He doesn’t have tenure. Rule 5: Flipping burgers is not beneath
your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for burger flipping - they
called it opportunity. Rule 6: If you mess up, it’s not your parents’ fault, so
don’t whine about your mistakes, learn from them. Rule 7: Before you were
born, your parents weren’t as boring as they are now. They got that way from
paying your bills, cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how
cool you are. So, before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your
parents’ generation, try delousing the closet in your own room. Rule 8: Your
school may have done away with winners and losers but life has not. In some
schools they have abolished failing grades and they’ll give you as many times
as you want to get the right answer. This doesn’t bear the slightest resemblance
to ANYTHING in real life. Rule 9: Life is not divided into semesters. You
don’t get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you
find yourself. Do that on your own time. Rule 10: Television is NOT real life
(nor are video games). In real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop
and go to jobs. Rule 11: Be nice to nerds. Chances are you’ll end up working
for one. ---William (Bill) H. Gates is chairman and chief software architect
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We want to personally invite you to church this Sunday. Come for a visit
or become a regular part of the family. You are always welcome at Fairfield
Church of Christ.
Every Sunday morning, 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 worshipper realize how wonderful it is when you
fall in love with Jesus as your Savior.
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.
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.
Our worship center is at the corner of Mason Road and Chappell Knoll and
once again, you and your family are always welcome. We would love to see
you this Sunday.
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church office at 281-373-1900. Have a blessed day, Dr. Mike Lehew, Minister
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Good Shepherd United Methodist Church
Bethlehem Village: December 16, 5:00p.m-7:00p.m.
See the Bible come alive into a life like village in Bethlehem. See how things
were done when Jesus was a boy! Take a tour through the village toyshop,
bakery, market store, perfume shop, and manger with a very special guest!
See the drama team perform, and hear the wonderful stories of the town. You
won’t want to miss this exciting event designed to get kids and adults alike
acquainted with the reason for the season, and the life style of Jesus’ time.
The Story: A Christmas Celebration: December 14, 7:00p.m.
Come celebrate the joy of Christmas and the true reason for the holiday, the
birth of Christ! Our many musical talents will come together to engage the
community in a musical performance that highlights the story of Christmas.
See the Good Shepherd Choir, Brass Quintet, Men’s Quartet, Bluegrass band
and many more perform in their own way. We want to see many new faces join
us for this exciting celebration. Cast your holiday stress aside and refocus on
the real reason for the season. Free childcare will be provided.
Annual Hayride & Hotdog Roast: December 21, 6:00-8:30p.m.
Once again, GSUMC will host our Annual Hotdog Roast and Hayride with
caroling in our own neighborhood. We will roast hotdogs over an open fire,
devour yummy smores treats, and share in community fellowship. Santa will
be on site to take those last minute gift requests and there will be additional fun
for the kids too! Please contact Tami Huntley at [email protected] for
further details about this event. Tickets are $5 per person for 3yrs. and up with
a max $20 family cap. Tickets are available after our many Sunday services
and in the church office from 8:30am-5:00pm throughout the week.
Women’s Study (Walking with God): January 15, 6:45p.m.-8:30p.m
God promised Joshua and the Israelites an inheritance in the land of Canaan,
but in order to receive that inheritance, they had to leave Egypt behind and walk
with God into the land of promise. In this study you will discover that God is
preparing you for your future, just as He prepared Joshua. You’ll discover why
walking with God means seeing the giants, but stepping forward confidently
because you believe the promises of Christ. Author of the book “Walking with
God”, Mindy Ferguson will give live lectures at each session. Contact Aynne
Daugherty at [email protected] for further details.
Lifescreening—Coming in January
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church will be hosting Life Line Screening on Tuesday, January 8th 2008. Five different health screenings will be
offered for people 40-years-old and older. The screenings are performed using Doppler color flow ultrasound systems and will include a Carotid Artery
Screening, an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm test, an Ankle Brachial Index, Bone
Density and Blood Lipid screenings. Pre-registration is required to reserve
your spot by calling 1-800-324-1851.
Christmas Services
Regular Weekend Services
4:00 p.m.-Family Service
8:30a.m. Traditional
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9:45a.m. Traditional
8:00p.m.-Contemporary Service
9:45a.m. New Path (Gym)
11:00p.m.-Traditional Service
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Visit our church website at www.goodchurch.us. The youth have their own
website at www.gsmyouth.net so visit both sites often to check out the latest
plans and activities. Our church is located on Cypresswood Drive in Fairfield;
we are right down from the Shell station off 290 and Mason Road. Join us
this Sunday for Traditional Worship at 8:30am or 9:45am, New Path at 9:45a.
m., or our Rock N’ Roll service at 11:00 am. Our office staff is available to
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Good Shepherd? We hope to show you around this week during one of our
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1-2, 7-9, 14-16—BAYTOWN: Little Shop of Horrors Baytown Little
Theater. 281/424-7617
1-2, 7-9, 14-16, 18-24, 26-29—HOUSTON: The Nutcracker Join
Clara on her unforgettable journey as she travels to the Land of
Snow and the Kingdom of Sweets. Wortham Theater Center. www.
houstonballet.org 713/227-2787
1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23—HOUSTON: Holiday Market with Santa
Claus Offers a holiday wonderland of shopping. Traders Village, 7979
N. Eldridge Road. www.tradersvillage.com 281/890-5500
1, 8, 15, 22, 29—PASADENA: Armand Bayou Ranger 28-foot Pontoon Boat Experience Enjoy an informative and memorable safari
filled with views of local wildlife and beautiful settings. Reservations
and advance payment required. www.abnc.org 281/474-2551
1-16—DICKINSON: A Christmas Carol Harbour Playhouse. www.
harbourplayhouse.com 281/337-7468
1-24—SPRING: Home for the Holidays Celebrate the season with
more than 150 shops decorated with thousands of twinkling Christmas
lights. Enjoy choirs, strolling entertainers, Christmas train and photos
with Santa. www.shopspringtexas.com 281/288-2355
1-31—DICKINSON: Festival of Lights Experience the magic of the
season while strolling through an enchanting display of more than 1
million holiday lights. On Dec. 1, enjoy Blizzard on the Bayou. Visit
Santa, ride the train and listen to music. Hours are 6 to 9:30 p.m. Paul
Hopkins Park. www.dickinsonfestivaloflights.org 281/337-2795
1-31—LA PORTE: Yuletide Texas See the ship adorned with lights,
ornaments and decorations in the spirit of the season just the way
the crew members did while serving aboard the historic Navy vessel.
Battleship Texas State Historic Site. www.tpwd.state.tx.us 281/4792431
1-Jan. 5—GALVESTON: Moody Gardens Festival of Lights In addition to seeing the lights and displays, strap on a pair of skates and
glide across the Outdoor Ice Rink, take pictures with Santa or see
the giant poinsettia tree. Moody Gardens. www.moodygardens.org
800/582-4673 or 409/744-4673
1-Jan. 13—HOUSTON: A Rose Has No Teeth: Bruce Nauman in
the 1960s Exhibition presents the full range of the artist’s work
from this period, including sculpture, ephemera, documentation of
performances, artist books and video. The Menil Collection. www.
menil.org 713/525-9400
1-Feb. 17—HOUSTON: Contemporary Conversations: Robert Ryman, 1976 Gathers works from the Addison Gallery of American
Art, New York’s The Museum of Modern Art and the artist’s own
collection, presenting them with Midland II, a painting purchased
by Dominique de Menil in 1980. The Menil Collection. www.menil.
org 713/525-9400
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7—LAKE JACKSON: Bird Observatory Open House & Holiday
Sale Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. www.gcbo.org 979/480-0999
7—QUINTANA: Christmas Tidings on the Gulf Quintana Beach
County Park. www.brazoriacountyparks.com 979/864-1541
7-8—ROCKPORT: Christmas Historical Home Tour Visit six beautiful historical homes in Rockport and Fulton that have been decked
in holiday finery. Rockport-Fulton area. www.rockport-fulton.org
361/729-6445
7-8, 14-15, 21-22—RICHMOND: Campfire Christmas Visitors can
experience a pioneer Christmas as it was celebrated in the 1830s at
the Jones Stock Farm. Then visit George Ranch House for holiday
vignettes, 1930s style. Includes a traditional Texas feast and more.
George Ranch Historical Park. www.georgeranch.org 281/3430218
7-Jan. 13—HOUSTON: Altar Boyz Features a Christian boy-band
(with one nice Jewish boy) looking for their big break and saving
souls along the way. www.stagestheatre.com 713/527-0123
8-9, 15-16—HOUSTON: The Christmas Revels Enjoy Appalachian
music, dance, song and storytelling. Moores Opera House, The
University of Houston. www.revelshouston.org 713/668-3303 or
713/669-9528
9—KEMAH: TubaChristmas Begins at 4 p.m. Kemah Boardwalk
Fountain Plaza. www.tubachristmas.com 281/284-3787
9—LAKE JACKSON: Holiday Tour of Homes Visit five of the finest
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11—BEAUMONT: Broadway Musical: Peter Pan Julie Rogers Theatre. 409/838-3435 ext. 1
11, 13—ORANGE: W.H. Stark House Christmas Traditions Walk
through the first floor of the historical home and listen to music and
carolers. Hours are 5 to 8 p.m. 610 W. Main St. 409/883-0871
11-16—GALVESTON: A Tuna Christmas The Grand 1894 Opera
House. www.thegrand.com 800/821-1894 or 409/765-1894
11-23—HOUSTON: A Wonderful Life This is a musical adaptation
of Fran Capra’s 1946 classic film. Hobby Center for the Performing
Arts. www.tuts.com 713/558-TUTS or 888/558-3882
12—SAN BENITO: El Second Weensdee Christmas Party The Narciso Martinez Cultural Arts Center presents an oral history series on
conjunto music. 956/361-0110
14—LAKE JACKSON: Gatlin Brothers Acoustic Christmas Begins
at 7:30 p.m. The Clarion at Brazosport. www.clarion.brazosport.edu
979/230-3156
15—BROWNSVILLE: Historic Downtown Walking Tour with UTB
Professor Dr. Tony Knopp Visit Brownsville’s historic sites such as
the Stillman House, Fort Brown and the Historic Brownsville Cemetery. Brownsville Heritage Complex. www.brownsvillehistory.org
956/541-5560
15—HOUSTON: Birding Walk & Talk Stroll around the park’s many
trails seeking the wintering visitors from the north. Begins at 8:30
a.m. Sheldon Lake State Park. 281/456-2800
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15—HOUSTON: History Boat Tours on Buffalo Bayou Take a
look back to the late 1800s when Houston was founded, and learn
about those important individuals and families along Buffalo Bayou
who helped shape the city. Hours are 10 a.m. to noon. Reservations
required. Meet at Allen’s Landing. www.buffalobayou.org 713/7523014 ext. 3
15—HOUSTON: Holidays with Nature Celebrate the holidays the
wild(life) way. Join in creating wildlife tree ornaments. Children
can color and write letters to Santa to receive a post card from
Saint Nick himself. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Sheldon Lake State Park.
281/456-2800
15—HOUSTON: TubaChristmas Begins at noon. Williams Tower
Park. www.tubachristmas.com 936/294-1364
15—VICTORIA: Market Days Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DeLeon
Plaza in Downtown Victoria. www.victoriatx.org 361/485-3200
15-16—PORT NECHES: Trade Days on the Avenue Includes
antiques, arts & crafts, and entertainment. Port Neches Avenue.
409/722-4023
16—BEAUMONT: Symphony of Southeast Texas Features Handel’s
Messiah. Begins at 2 p.m. Julie Rogers Theatre. www.sost.org
409/892-2257
20—NASSAU BAY: Open Mic Series: Jazz Musicians, vocalists,
spoke word poets and music lovers step into the spotlight. Arts Alliance Center. www.taaccl.org 281/335-7777
21—DACOSTA: Victoria Country Music Show Hours are 7 to 10
p.m. Sons of Hermann Hall. 361/552-9347
22—EDNA: Christmas Carols Celebrate Christmas while singing
carols around the campfire. Begins at 6 p.m. Lake Texana State Park.
361/782-5718
22—LA PORTE: Santa’s Swingin’ ‘40s Christmas Write letters and
mail them to Santa, hear swing music and watch dancing performed
live onboard, meet and have a picture taken with Santa, and much
more. Battleship Texas. www.tpwd.state.tx.us 281/479-2431
22—PALACIOS: Palacios Market Day 5th and Main Street. www.
palacioschamber.com 800/611-4567
22—ROCKPORT: Campfire Program Get ready for Christmas with
an old-fashioned campfire gathering and listen to Goose Island holiday stories. Goose Island State Park. 361/729-2858
27—NASSAU BAY: Open Mic Series: Blues Rock Arts Alliance
Center. www.taaccl.org 281/335-7777
29—BEAUMONT: Playhouse Disney Live! Julie Rogers Theatre.
409/838-3435 ext. 1
31—BEAUMONT: Crockett Street New Year’s Eve Celebration
Crockett Street. www.crockettstreet.com 409/832-2944
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Toddlers: Learning by Playing
It might look like just child’s play, but toddlers are hard at work learning important physical skills. During the toddler years, children
master basic skills as they gain muscle control,
balance, and coordination. Each new skill lets
the child progress to the next one, building on a
foundation that one day will enable him or her
to perform more complicated physical tasks,
such as jumping rope, kicking a ball on the
run, or turning a cartwheel. Toddlers want to
do more than they may be physically capable
of doing. This can be a powerful motivator that
drives them to keep trying until they acquire a
new skill, no matter what it takes.
Take advantage of your toddler’s natural
desire to keep moving. Even at this early age, a
child is establishing patterns of activity that set
the stage for the rest of childhood. An inactive
toddler is less likely to be active later in life.
Developing Skills
Playing and learning are completely enmeshed for toddlers, so acquiring the long list
of skills below should be fun and games for
them. Parents should give toddlers many opportunities to practice their developing skills
- and provide a lot of supervision so they stay
safe while they learn. In addition to these physical accomplishments, toddlers are developing
in other ways. Provide opportunities for your
child to explore, ask questions, use his or her
imagination, and practice fine motor skills, such
as stacking blocks or coloring.
Know which physical skills your child is
working on now, and which ones will come
later.
Early toddler skills (12-24 months)
• Walks independently
• Pulls/carries toys while walking
• Stoops and gets back up
• Begins to run
• Kicks a ball
• Holds railing up/down stairs
• Walks backward
Older toddler skills (24-36 months)
• Balances 1 to 2 seconds on one foot
• Climbs well
• Bends over easily without falling
• Runs and jumps well
• Kicks ball forward
• Alternates feet up and down stairs
• Pedals tricycle
• Throws ball overhand
How Much Activity Is Enough?
For children 12- to 36-months-old, current
guidelines recommend this much daily activity:
• at least 30 minutes of structured physical
activity (adult-led)
• at least 60 minutes unstructured physical
activity (free play)
As a general rule, toddlers shouldn't be inactive for more than 1 hour at a time, except for
sleeping. That's a lot of work for parents and
caregivers, but a lot of much-needed activity
for toddlers. Encourage your child to be active,
and remember how much he or she is learning
along the way.
Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD
Date reviewed: September 2005
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BACK UP CHILD CARE! Reoccurring not required. Go shopping,
pack for a vacation, or enjoy you time. All ages welcome until space
is filled. Thursdays 8am-6pm. Half day (1pm)=$20, full=$40. Care
provided at a certified teacher’s Fairfield residence. Call Carrie for
reservations 281-304-9892.
HANDYMAN: Small jobs are my specialty. Fairfield Resident retired. LAMINATE FLOORS – Cleaned and buffed-look like new.
Fences, exterior painting, siding, mold removal, etc. NO job is too
small. References available. Leave a message, All calls returned.
Reasonable rates on all work. Call Jack @ 281-744-8636.
HORSEBACK RIDING INSTRUCTION: Beginner - Advanced.
Just for run, 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
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LOGO MAGICIAN: We do magic with your logo! We can put
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about anything is possible. See our website LMagician.com. We
also can design your logo for you. Contact Shad @ 281.500.7066
or [email protected].
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.
HELP WANTED: Part time dance teacher assistant . Great for high
school or college student with dance training. No teaching experience needed. If you have dance in ballet, tap, jazz or drill team, love
children and can work Monday - Thursday stating at 4:30, stop by
Pointe of Grace School of Dance and fill out an application. Monday Thursdays 4:30 - 6:30. 15201 Mason Rd. Ste.1100, 281-256-3737.
DOG GROOMING in FAIRFIELD! Experienced dog groomer
located in Fairfield. My services include nail clipping, bathing, and
haircutting. I groom all breeds. References are available. I am a
Fairfield resident and I have competitive prices. By appointment
only. Dog boarding available, space is limited. Please call Nicole
Meadows at 281-304-0813
LYNCO STORAGE LLC: A secured facility with video surveillance. We offer non-climate and climate controlled units, boat and
R.V. storage. Coming soon – COVERED BOAT & RV STORAGE
12x40 12x50; Located at 2920 and Becker Rd.; Phone # 281-7577747; Bud and Lynda Clark-owners
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. 10% OFF New Customers
First Clean. Call 832-512-8478.
SPARTAN BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU at the Fairfield Dance Center
20204 Schiel Road. One Week Free. Children’s Classes Tue/Thur 7:30
pm - $60 a month. Adult’s Classes Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 5:30 AM - $70
a month. Family discounts apply. No Belt Fees. Instructor is a Royce
Gracie Blue Belt. For more information visit www.Spartanbjj.com or
email [email protected]. Intro to MMA and Christmas
Camps now forming.
FAIRFIELD PEST CONTROL is offering two free complimentary
quarterly pest control treatments to existing and new customers in the
Fairfield area. The only requirement is to have a great time playing
with jewelry at a Premier Jewelry Party in your home. Please call my
wife, Laura Lyle-Lovitt, @ 281-702-0761, or e-mail [email protected], 281-702-1427.
GARAGE DOORS AND OPENERS: Repair or replace garage
doors and openers. New Sears openers installed for $250. Over 30
years in business. Call 281-807-5588.
ATTENTION FAIRFIELD MOMS: Need some Holiday Shopping
Time? Licensed, Fairfield resident will take care of your kids in her
home while you shop til you drop. The kids will enjoy a moonwalk,
pizza, games, movies and much more!!! Care dates: November
24 thru December 23, 2007. Admission is $20. Home is located at
15739 Raleigh Oak Lane. Call for a spot at 832-220-6609. Space
availability goes fast. A percentage of your admissions will go to a
family in need this holiday season.
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PLAYGROUP: I am looking to start a PLAYGROUP for my 1 Year Old son.
Siblings welcome. If interested, please call Melissa, 281-304-1676.
BAND INSTRUMETNS = TAX DEDUCTION: I am collecting donated
band instruments for a school band program who is not as lucky to have the
kind of funding we have here in Cy-Fair. The kids need everything from
cymbals to tubas, and everything in between. If you have a band instrument
in good playable condition that is not being used, I have kids who are ready
to play them! I will pick up any instrument donated, and each donor will
receive a 501(3)(c) receipt for their donation as well as a small thank you
gift. Please help me spread the word and contact me today! Robert Calloway
281-744-9476 or [email protected].
HOUSTON HYBRID & HYPERMILERS CLUB: Oct 13th @ Noon, La
Salsa Mexican Restaurant, Mason Rd. This month we will be discussing
new gadgets and tricks to save gas and reduce the cost of driving in ANY
car. All drivers welcome - Dan Bryant - 713-517-1293
NEEDED: Children’s Books - can I take some off your hands? I work for a
Cy-Fair I.S.D elementary school. We are in need of books to build teachers’
classroom libraries. If you have any gently used Children’s books you’d like
to donate, please let me know! I will be happy to pick them up! Thanks!
Jennifer 281-758-0971
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CFMC VOLUNTEER PROGRAM: Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center
has an ongoing need for Volunteers who can make a long term commitment. There is an orientation when you will learn about the hospital and
your responsibilities. If you have 4 hours or more a week to volunteer,
please consider joining us. Applications are available in the Gift Shop of
the Hospital. If you would like to speak directly with someone, please call
281-897-3186.
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find yourself putting it off? Join a scrap book club that will meet once a month
in Fairfield. E-mail [email protected] or call 832-642-1248.
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 [email protected]. (Nonsmoking group).
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GORGEOUS CALICO CAT needs permanent loving home; 1-2 years old.
Rescued from streets of Fairfield. Recently spayed and has all shots, litter
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Deposit holds puppy of your choice in order received. Tails docked and dew
claws removed. Non-shedding and Hypo-allergenic (great for people with
allergies to dogs) $600 - $800 Contact Julie @ 281 256-8656.
BREAKFAST/DINING TABLE FOR SALE: JUST IN TIME FOR
THE HOLIDAYS! Beautiful like new 36” x 60 “ beveled glass top dining
table from Star Furniture; base is wood; 4 matching chairs with upholstered
cushions; light brown finish. $300 OBO. Perfect for a starter home. For
more information including pictures, please email krayurban@sbcglobal.
net or call 281-373-0014.
UPRIGHT FREEZER FOR SALE: Not Pretty, but works great.
$50.00 OBO. Contact Anthony @ 713-252-9284
FOR SALE: Antique Light Oak Dining Room Table, 4 Light Oak Chairs,
2 Chenille Parson Chairs and a Light Oak Antique Buffet with Oval Mirror
- $650.00 for all. If interested please call - 281 373 1915 or email kindtm@
comcast.net for pictures.
FOR SALE: 2003 Kenmore He3 front load washing machine. No longer
needed-purchased new one. Asking $300. 281-304-4833
FOR SALE: Large children’s bounce house—blower included. Used approximately 10 times. Kids have outgrown—asking $50. 281-304-4833.
FOR SALE: Large children’s bounce house—blower included. Used
approximately 10 times. Kids have outgrown—asking $50. Suzanne @281304-4833.
FOR SALE: Leapster LMax Play system for sale. Includes Handheld game
that can also play on the t.v., charging unit, Backpack bag, “numbers on the
run” game and “Letters on the Loose” game. Retails for $175.00 Selling
for $85.00. Suzanne @ 281-304-4833.
FOR SALE: Boys Ski Gear Outerwear for Sale. 2 Pair 4T ski bibs (black)
$10 each. 1 4T blue/black coat $15. 1 Child Small yellow/black 2-in-1
coat $25. Snow boots Size 1 $8. Hat $2. Gloves $3. Suzanne @ 281304-4833
FOR SALE: Excellent set of golf clubs: Full set Ping Eye 2 Black Dot irons,
including both wedges, Ping Pal Putter, Calloway Big Bertha Set of Woods,
dark green leather golf bag with umbrella, $700. 281-256-2836
FOR SALE: 2001 Volvo V70 Wagon, 89,000 mostly highway miles, great
condition with lots of options including leather, CD/tape player, alloy wheels;
brand new tires; all maintenance on time and up to date; $9500. Call for
details 281-256-2836 evenings and weekends.
FOR SALE: Beautiful baby crib, only a year old, in excellent condition.
Makes into daybed. Dark cherry wood. Pictures available. Call Tami at
281-830-1817. Paid $300 new, $125 OBO.
FOR SALE: Home Office Desk - Custom, contemporary, L-shaped corner
desk, plus chair and free standing black file cabinet $400 (original price
$1,800 for desk alone); Dutailier Glider Rocker with ottoman. Solid light
maple finish, Sleigh back, Multi-position, Recline-lock. Light blue fabric. Excellent condition, $100. Black TV stand with glass doors $15. Call 281256-1719. Can email pictures.
FOR SALE: Iron-man elliptical purchased for $700.00 will sell for $350.00
or best offer. Only used 20 times. Call Carole 281-256-0719.
FOR SALE: White Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator with ice maker and
filtered water dispenser in door, approximately 25 cft, 5 years old, great condition, selling because we upgraded appliances to stainless, $250. Purchased
new at Lowes this summer Frigidare Upright Freezer, sells for $378, offered
at $250. 281-256-2836.
FOR SALE: Solid Honey Pine Dining Table with leaf & six chairs. Minor
scratches to table top. Two chair cushions require reupholstery. $375.00
OBO. Contact [email protected] or 281-256-3612.
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condition) - Eddie Bauer double stroller
$60, Graco baby swing-$25, Evenflo infant carseat $10, Aquamarine bouncy
seat $20, tiny steps 2 in 1 walker $20, Snugli $6, Baby Einstein activity matt
$15, 8 big padded floor matts $15. Call 281-256-3949.
FOR SALE: Wooden train table with 6 storage bins, over 40 wooden
Thomas trains, lots of track pieces, and a few other accessories. All of it is
in excellent condition and the trains are hardly used. Paid over $800 and
am asking $350. Call Sherri at (281)256-9798.
FOR SALE: Light Colored Cargo Twin Bed, drawers underneath, side
ladder and toy chest. Great Condition. $350.00 for all. Please call 281 373
1915 or email at [email protected] for pictures.
2001 ISUZU RODEO FOR SALE: Black, 3.2L V6, Automatic, Tinted
Windows, Pioneer CD Player, Cloth Seats, New Shocks, One Owner, NonSmoker, 120K Miles, Runs Great! $5,500. 713-870-6258/mkramer1343@
yahoo.com for pictures.
FOR SALE: Wells Cargo Trailer 6’ X 12’, used very little. Asking $1500.00
(281-758-1030)
FOR SALE: 2005 Kawasaki KFT 80 Four wheeler (Kids) Three Year
Extended Warranty Cost $2985.00, will sell for $1500.00 or best offer.
(281-758-1030)
FOR SALE: Three and a half ton AC compressor unit. Used one year and
changed out complete system. Make reasonable offer. (281-758-1030)
GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT! DUKANE 6800 OVERHEAD PROJECTOR FOR SALE: Great for playing school or practicing homework. Totally
refurbished by Total Audio Video. Excellent (not perfect) condition. $85
OBO. 281-304-9007.
COUCH & LOVESEAT FOR SALE: Beautiful green Rowe queen-sized
sleeper sofa and loveseat purchased at Star Furniture for $2000 set. Will
sell for $650 OBO. Can email pictures. 713/205-6620
FOR SALE: Huge lot of Littlest Pet Shop 50+pieces $90.00, Shitatsu massaging Cushion NIB $40.00, Barbie pink kids X-mas tree-3 feet $5.00, a set
of 4 stock Trans Am rims in perfect condition. Tires are included but need to
be replaced very soon!!! 5 bolt pattern. Tires are FISK Phantom radial zrx
P255/50ZR16 LUG NUTS ARE INCLUDED Call (281) 373-4581
FOR SALE: 1998 Honda Accord EX. Silver with tan leather interior,
sunroof, cd player, only 96,637 mi. Good Condition, $5800. Please call
(281) 304-8748.
FOR SALE: Pre-lit Christmas tree, 7 ½ ft. tall, approx. 68” wide at bottom.
Excellent condition, $50. Please call (281) 304-8748.
FOR SALE: Antique Leaf Table and 4 Chairs $200, 42” Round Pedistal
Table $100, Girls Crib Bumper Pad, Ruffle & Diaper Stacker (Like New)
$75 Call 281-732-2137 for more info.
FOR SALE: Weslo Cadence C44 Treadmill…Like New…Hardly Used.
Features 2.25 HP motor, up to 10mph, 3 position incline, LCD display,
folds for storage. Paid $300 (5 months ago)…asking $200 or best offer.
Michelle 832-978-8607
FOR SALE: 1983 Jeep CJ7. Chevy 350 / automatic with 23,000 miles.
Green with hard-top. New seats, roll bar and spray in bed liner. $9,000.
Can email pictures. Call 832-795-1639
FOR SALE: Just in time to loose those extra pounds for the Holidays!
Keyfitness Treadmill Discovery 100. Used very little, like new.....$300.00. If interested, Please call: 281-256-0224.
FOR SALE: Just in time for Christmas, 2005 Harley Softtail Deuce Twotone Rich Sunglo Blue/ Chopper Blue Pearl. Equipped with Vance & Hines
pipes, high flow air cleaner, chrome front end, pegs, and engine guard. Low
miles 2100. $16,000.00 can email pix 713-494-3130
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Kenmore Refridgerator, side by side with Ice and water in door. Makes for
a great 2nd fridge. Runs great, got a new one and don’t have room for this
one or I would keep. 713-254-3213
FOR SALE: Solid Pine, clear coat bedroom dresser and armoir with drawers. 713-254-3213
FOR SALE: As new: Natural Madison Toddler bed, bought At Toysrus
for $99. Bought it to get our son out of our room, yet he still sleeps with us.
It has only been used to watch TV. Selling it for $40. Toddler Spiderman
bedding $15, crib mattress $40, Sanibel Dressing Station by Sauder(bought
at Burlington Baby Depot) $100. Please call or email Diana for pictures or
details at (713) 505-0455 or [email protected].
FOR SALE: Custom 1500 Kawasaki Vulcan (2001) a must see to admire.
Please call Andres at (832) 878-5810 or email [email protected] for
details.
SECTIONAL SOFA FOR SALE: Lane L-shaped sectional - 2 love seats
with recliners and 1 wedge unit. Brown scotch-guarded fabric with faint
stripe. Total size 106” x 106”. Contact Sharon Sorenson at 281-413-1026
or via e-mail ([email protected]). Picture available by e-mail. Asking price: $500.
FOR SALE: 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan – great condition – premium package – gray leather interior – Captain’s chairs – white exterior - 183K…asking
$6,000. Can e-mail pictures. Call 713-502-2757 or 281-256-2571.
FURNITURE FOR SALE: Sofa in dark earth tone hues, great condition
($350). Chair in coordinating design, light tan, minor flaws in upholstery,
ultra comfortable ($150). Both purchased at Star Furniture. Great student
desk w/computer tray, 3 drawers and a printer drawer, light color wood ($50).
Photos available. Please call Kelly @ 281-373-5118.
FOR SALE: Buell XB12S 2004, 13K miles, $6500 obo. Excellent condition. 13K service done. H-D high performance kit, bags and hydraulic cycle
lift. Other accessorys included, call Mike 281-256-7127
FOR SALE: Stunning round glass topped coffee table, Manufactured by
Lane. Circular glass top and 3 off white loons underneath and off white base.
[email protected] for photos. Orig; $500.00 Sacrifice: $100.00.
FOR SALE TO A LOVING HOME: Australian Sugar Gliders – 2 female,
5 months old. Very tame, sweet. Includes nice cage on stand, wheel, food,
supplements, bonding pouch, book and accessories, plus all the advice you
need! Valued over $500, Asking $350. 281-256-1138 or 281-543-5639.
FOR SALE: 2004 Pontiac Grand AM, 2.2L 4 cyl engine, manual transmission, 63,200 miles. CD player, tinted glass, security system, air, power
steering, power door locks. $7,499. Extended warranty available. 281-3820883.
FOR SALE: Chest Freezer 30” W by 28” D by 35” H In excellent condition. $110.00 Call 281-256-8463
FOR SALE: Kitchen Island Natural North American hardwood. Butcher
block top is 1 ¼”thick, 28 1/2 “by 20”. Pull out cutting board, inside shelves
with dual wheel caster. Handle can be used as a towel bar. 30 ½ W by 20”D
by 34” H In excellent condition. From a pet free and smoke free home.
$125.00 can email pictures. Phone # 281-256-8463
FOR SALE: Nintendo 64 in the original box with all cords and instructions.
Two controllers and two rumble paks. This includes six games. The games
are in the original boxes as well. This system is in mint condition. Would
make a great Christmas gift! $65.00 Call 281-256-8463
FOR SALE: John Deere Mighty Trike Heavy Duty Tricycle In excellent
condition. This trike would make an awesome Christmas gift. Call 281256-8463
ITEMS FOR SALE: Beautiful china cabinet (traditional style, cherry wood)
$500, matching dining chairs (6) $40 each. Both in excellent condition.
$600. for set OBO. Must see! Can e-mail pictures! Eddie Bauer Tandem
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Stroller $50, White changing table $20, Evenflo stroller w/matching infant
seat (denim) $20, umbrella stroller $2, Tall Matching glass lamps $20 for
set, infant tub $2, diaper pail $2, 10x6 Outdoor screen gazebo with carrying
case $20, Black and Decker Steamworks wallpaper stripper $10, Thermos
outdoor folding gas grill (great for RV) $30, pretty silver picture frames $2
each, custom baby girl crib bedding $150 (pd. $700) includes accessories,
Stationary work-out system $200 (pd. 600) barely used. E-mail call Jennifer
281-256-0616 or 281-352-7526.
FOR SALE: Full size bed, new orthopedic deluxe mattress and 2 sets of
designer bedding w/ beautiful wrought iron headboard $335.00. Red metal
bunk bed w/ twin mattress & versitle sofa/bed futon with matching linens &
curtains $300.00. Projection TV 50” Philips $50.00. Call me and I will be
glad to send photos. (832) 969-5250.
FOR SALE: Sharp Table Top Copier. Makes black and white copies. Works
great, barely used. $50 281-384-1562
FOR SALE: Louisville Slugger Professional Batting Tee. “The device
that Major leaguers, Olympians, top baseball and softball teams, camps and
clinics use today”. Paperwork of instructions and drill exercises included.
Paid $100 at Academy, sell for $25. Call 281-384-1562.
NEED TO SELL ASAP: Couch, loveseat, two end tables, and coffee table
with 4 throw pillows Paid $1300.00 asking $800.00 purchase june 2006. can
email pictures. 281-373-9760 katie.
NEED TO SELL: 4 person glass dinning table. excellent condition. fabric
seats that are wrapped in clear vinal from day one. can email pictures. paid
$500 asking $350.00. 281-373-9760 katie
NEED TO SELL: Full size Ge washer and Whirlpool dryer, not matching set but are only 6 months old . will sell both for $500.00 paid $800.00.
281-373-9760 katie
MUST SELL: Wood entertainment armour purchased 10 months ago paid
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SLEEP NUMBER BED: King/ 2 twin extralong sleep number beds. 4
months old . adjustable frame for his/hers. vibrates and lifts head and legs.
going to college must sell. paid $4900.00 will sell for $3500.00 can email
pictures 281-373-9760. katie
FOR SALE: Step 2 Fire truck Toddler Bed, also has an auto shut off night
light. Sells new about $200. Asking $90. 281-373-3934.
FOR SALE: Stanley Kids Bedroom Furniture. Bunk Bed $696.15, Night
Stand $211.75, Door Chest $532.35, Two Serta Perfect Sleeper Twin Mattresses $558.91. Complete set for $1,999.16. Call Tim @ 281.373.0626.
FISHING BOAT FOR SALE: Bass Tender 10.2 has two swivel seats, a
trolling motgor, electrical sockets, battery compartment, navigatin light, livewell and more. In excellent conditon. Asking $495. Call 832-541-5025.
FOR SALE: Exercise weight bench. Perfect for elementary or junior high
boys. Weights included = 2@10lbs. 4@5lbs. [email protected] lbs. New $120. Sell
for $50. Panasonic AM/FM/CD/Cassette boom box with remote. Excellent
sound and condition. $40. Boys “Next” brand aluminum street bicycle; great
for tricks; 20” wheels with 30” adjustable seat height; silver & black. Good
condition. New $100. Sell for $45. Cherrywood accent table, half circle
shape. $25. Logitech cordless optical Mouse & cordless keyboard $20
each or $35 for both. HP CD-Writer/Burner with USB plug-in for PC. $20.
ViewSonic 15” flat panel computer monitor. Excellent working condition and
in original box. $60. Dell Axim Palm Pilot, data organizer complete with
docking station and all accessories, booklet, cd with Microsoft Pocket PC
(Word, Excel, Games, etc.). Sync your calendar with your PC. New $195.
Sell for $75. Patio furniture cushions. Various colors and sizes. All in good
condition. Cleaning out garage! $15 - $40. Mirror with white wood frame.
Half circle shape. Perfect for girl’s bedroom. $25. SUV/Truck Cargo Carrier, hitch mounted. Black metal with iron mesh floor. New 99.95. Sell for
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$85. Thomasville coffee table. Cherry wood with 1” glass oval top. $115.
Wool floor rug 3ft x 5ft. Mauve, ivory and green colors. Excellent condition. $60. SwissGear laptop backpack. Black; barely used; new condition.
$35. Oceanic Bio-Cube, nano fish tank and stand; all in one filtration and
lighting. 14 gallon tank. New retail $270 for tank and stand. Sell for $195
with extras free: filters, sand, rock.
BEAUTIFUL FORMAL DINING ROOM SET and TV’s: Table w/leaf,
6 chairs, large hutch $4500.00 OBO. 36in. Magnavox console Proscan TV
$300.00 OBO. 27in. Sharp TV $100.00
Please call 281-304-1160.
FOR SALE: Britax Companion Infant Car Seat with 2 Bases. One base
for each car! Purchased June 2006; used for one infant only; $150 OBO;
Also Supersaucer $50 281-373-9925
FOR SALE: Girls bedroom set, solid poplar wood which looks like honey
pine without the knots. Beatutful single sleigh bed, eight drawer dresser with
mirror, great condition (free nitestand, has a few marks on top). box spring
and mattress if required with some pretty bedlinen at no cost. Take all for
$400.00. can email pics Paula 832-659-3687.
FOR SALE: (1) Boy 20-inch BMX-style bike for $12; and (2) Audiovox
Pocket PC/cell phone (Verizon) Model XV6600WOC for $30; call Patrick
at 281-654-3109 (work) or 281-256-3711 (home).
FOR SALE: Just is time for Christmas! Pfaltzgraff Holiday Spice dishes.
8 place settings (40pcs.), dinner plate, salad plate, soup/cereal bowl, mug
and dessert plate. Never been used, dishwasher and microwave safe! $200.
Call 281-304-4333
FREE TO GOOD HOME: 14’ Trampoline - new owner must dismantle
and move. Jumping black still in great condition, surrounding bumper pad
needs to be replaced.
Call 281-373-3788
FOR SALE: Cuisinart Convection Toaster Oven, normally retails for $144
and up. Bought for my dad, used only a few times. Mint condition with
Instruction book, asking $60.00
Call 281-373-3788.
FOR SALE: Leap Frog Silver Leapster with blue carry case, battery recharger and games - all for 75.00 Call 281-373-3788
FOR SALE: Leap Frog Read and Write Leappad with carry case and several
books - all for $100. Call 281-373-3788
HDTV FOR SALE: 57” Toshiba HDTV (57H83). See link for description and pictures: http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/televisions/product.
asp?model=57H83. Beautiful picture, but owner needs to down size. $950
OBO. Please email to [email protected] or call 281-256-7067.
FOR SALE: One 8’ preschool table for sale. Cost is $40.00. In good condition. Call Catherine at 281-373-0834.
BIKES FOR SALE: 24” 18 speed girl’s Pacific Paradise and boy’s 24” 18
speed blue/black Murray--$10 ea. Adult elite dark green helmet still in box$5. Roller blades--size 8 gray and size 9 blue-$5/pr. Bryce Canyon style
3-room tent-$20. Weight bench w/weights-$25. Paricema white granite slab
approx 3x6 ft-$50. Please call 832-754-4027.
FOR SALE: Wooden swing set with 3 swings, small fort and slide, $75,
1995 Yamaha Badger 80 cc 4 Wheeler. 281-256-1138.
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14911 Chestnut Falls,
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15207 Juniper Cove,
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14918 Vista Heights,
4/2.5/3, 3028 SqFt, $224,900
20414 Lake Spring Ct,
5/3.5/2, 3785 SqFt, $279,900
20703 Marigold Creek Ct,
5/3.5/3, 4280 SqFt, $365,000
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