June - Spring Shadows Civic Association

ISSUE 262
PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY
JUNE 2016
Calendar
Web Site
www.springshadows.org
Board Meetings, Calendar, Committees,
Directorship Openings, Director Block Listings, Frequent Questions, Yard of the
Month, SSCA Forms, Spring Shadows Map,
Newsletters, Interesting Links
Executive Meetings:
June 6, July 11, Aug 1 @ 6:45 pm
Board of Directors Meetings:
June 20, July 18, Aug 15 @ 6:45 pm
AC/DR Meetings: June 7, July 5, Aug 2 @
6:45 pm
General Meeting: The Pavillion on Gessner,
October 11 @7:00 pm
Neighbors Night Out : Tuesday Oct 4
Garbage / Yard Debris Pick Up: Fridays
Recycle Pick Up: June 10, 24 July 8, 22,
Aug 5, 19
Tree Waste Pick Up: July 22
Junk Waste Pick Up: June 24, Aug 26
Important Phone Numbers
Pct. 5 Constable 281 463 6666
Graffiti Removal 311 (713 837 0311)
Emergency 911
Houston Police 713 884 3131
(Non-emergency)
SBISD Police 713 894 9805
Brenda Stardig Council Member District A
832 393 3010
Fire 713 247 5000
BARC (Roaming Dogs) 713 229 7342
June 2016
D-Day Observance
Flag Day Observance
Fathers' Day Observance
Summer Solstice
July 2016
Jul 4 Monday 4th of July Independence Day National Holiday
Jul 24 Sunday Parents Day Observance
Jun 6
Jun 14
Jun 19
Jun 20
Monday
Tuesday
Sunday
Monday
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CALENDARS ........................................ 2
WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT ....... 3
AC/DR REPORT………………………..
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PATROL & SAFETY REPORT .............. 5
NEW FORMAT, GLASS RECYCLING . 6
KEEP THOSE NUMBERS HANDY! ..... 7
HURRICANE ADVICE, RE-SPELL....... 8
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY.......... 9
YARD OF THE MONTH ....................... 9
SPRING FESTIVAL .............................. 10/11
MISSED TRASH PICKUP, ECOSAVED, 12
WILD LIFE AFTER A STORM .............. 12
OPEN DIRECTORSHIPS, HIDDEN ..... 13
NUMBER,NEW NEIGHBORS, ............ 13
SPRING SHADOWS CLUBS ............... 13
HONEY-DO-HELPERS, SPRING......... 14
SHADOWS TEEN JOB SEEKERS, .... 14
TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS APP .......... 14
Office Information
10355 Centrepark Drive, Suite 220
Houston Texas 77043
Tel. 713 460 1718
Fax 713 460 2399
www.springshadows.org
email: [email protected]
Office hours Mon – Fri 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Online NewsCaster
The NewsCaster is delivered to members’
homes by the 1st of February, April, June,
August, October and December. You can
view the it online at www.springshadows.org
by the 15th of the month prior to the delivery.
That means you can see it two weeks in advance if you view it on line.
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WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT
David Jurgens, SSCA President
Greetings Neighbors,
I hope that everyone has had a great
spring and that you are looking forward
to summer with family and friends.
If you are one of the homes in Spring
Shadows that experienced flooding,
please contact the Spring Shadows
Association office to let us know at
713.460.1718 or by email at
[email protected]. We are making
sure that all government agencies know
that there continue to be problems in this
area and that they need to be addressed
ASAP. There are a number of board
members that are continually working on
keeping this area on the minds of local
agencies.
We had another wonderful Spring Festival in April and I want to thank everyone involved in planning and executing
this event. If you enjoyed this day with
neighbors and friends please consider
volunteering a little time to help out next
year. Your help is always welcome.
I hope many of you were able to attend the spring general meeting where
Spring Branch Management District representatives presented information on
their efforts in Spring Branch. Lots of
information was presented and more can
be found at www.sbmd.org.
I would like to give a special thank
you to Daune Luper for the 15+ years of
outstanding service she has given the
association as our administrative assistant. Daune has decided to move on to
other things in her life and I wish her all
the best. Daune will be staying on until
we can find and train someone to fill this
position. You will find a job posting in
this newsletter on page 9 and on the
website. If you are interested, or know
someone that might be, please send resumes to the office at
www.springshadows.org.
Houston suffered another flooding
event this past April and many families,
including a number of your neighbors,
had water in their homes. My thoughts
and prayers go out to all that have been
affected by the ‘Tax Day’ flood as they
rebuild their homes and lives. Because
of the flooding, the Governor has applied
for and the President has declared Harris County a federal disaster area. This
will allow residents and businesses to
apply for federal aid in rebuilding. More
information is available at
www.fema.gov .
Please be safe in your travels this
summer and I hope to see many of you
around the neighborhood.
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Architectural Control/Deed Restriction Committee
Stephanie Schoggin, Chairman
Hello neighbors,
ensure compliance with all Covenants and
Bylaws.
As with any exterior change to your property, we would advise before undertaking one
of these projects, that you submit an application to the AC/DR committee first, to guarantee there are no concerns that could cause
you problems in the future. In addition to the
aesthetics of the project, several members of
the AC/DR committee have engineering or
construction backgrounds and may be able to
point out safety or functional issues that you
might not have considered.
The purpose of this review is to protect
our scenic environment and maintain the
value of our homes. All modifications to the
exterior of your property, including repainting
with the same color, must be submitted to the
Architectural Committee for approval before
any work begins. If work is started without
prior approval, the homeowner risks being
cited for a covenant violation and may be required to alter or remove the changes at significant additional cost.
Finally, we ask that you consider your
neighbors enjoyment and well-being before
beginning any new projects. Remember that
even if you cannot see a 100 square foot solar panel on your roof, your neighbors can.
Please do what you can to have as minimal a
negative effect on others as you can. As always, we appreciate the help of everyone in
making sure that our neighborhood remains a
harmonious and beautiful place to call home.
We are on the edge of another summer,
and by all accounts it is likely to be a hot one.
This is a good time to be thinking about ways
to prepare and protect your home and lawn
from the elements.
Our community web site at: http://
www.springshadow.org is the official web
site. Upcoming activities and events, announcements, a community calendar, deed
restrictions and bylaws, architectural application forms, and information can all be found
there.
Please take a few minutes to visit and familiarize yourself with its resources and get
to know your community and neighborhood
activities through this resource. The web site
provides many answers to most of the questions homeowners have. If you don’t find the
information you need there, the Board of Directors meet every month and we welcome
you to stop by.
We are excited to welcome new homeowners into the neighborhood, as well as our
appreciation to the original homeowners who
have paved the way to make Spring Shadows a wonderful place to live. As a new
homeowner, you may already have some
ideas on how you’d like to improve your property.
Please keep in mind, that the association
has an Architectural Review Committee to
help maintain the quality of our neighborhood. Its function is to evaluate the plans for
all exterior landscaping, repairs and remodeling (such as painting, decks, fences, trees
and bushes, replacement roofs, etc.) and to
Please contact the office with any
questions you many have to get your improvements off to a smooth start.
Cont’d on Page 9
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PATROL & SAFETY COMMITTEE
John Arnold, Joe Canales, David Durham, Jerry Gilcrease, Ben Gillis, Tom Pizzo and
Sgt. R. Gonzales
We extend our thanks for the services of our Harris County Pct. 5 Constables for a
job well done in our subdivision. Their presence in Spring Shadows Civic Association (“SSCA”) is the reason we have considerably less criminal activity compared to
other residential areas around us. It is not the intent of the constables to replace
calling 9-1-1, but by calling Pct. 5 Dispatch at (281) 463-6666, you will get a much
faster response since the constables are already in our neighborhoods.
The Patrol & Safety Committee, consisting of six SSCA members, meets each
Thursday morning in the office conference room with Sgt. Gonzales of the Harris
County Pct. 5 Constables. Since the last Newscaster issue, crime remains low
within the subdivision. However, the number one crime remains burglary of a motor vehicle and the major reason for this is that homeowners continue to leave
their vehicles unlocked, with valuables in them! It doesn’t matter if your vehicle is
parked on the street or in your driveway; if it’s unlocked it’s vulnerable to be burglarized. For the first three months of 2016 we have already had eight (8) burglaries of motor vehicles in Spring Shadows. Based on this rate we will far exceed the
twenty-four (24) burglary of motor vehicles that occurred in 2015. Those of you
who attended the April 12th general meeting heard committee’s chair, John Arnold,
state this very same issue. So…
HIDE IT, LOCK IT or LOSE IT.
Welcome Deputy Crosby
Deputy S. Crosby graduated high school in
2011 and went on to Wharton Junior College to
pursue a degree in Criminal Justice. He then
attended Sam Houston State University to expand his knowledge in Criminal Justice and decided to go to the police academy in 2015. He
signed a job offer with Harris County Precinct 5
on May 31, 2015. He enjoys getting to meet
new people and strives to become a better police officer every day. He is very happy about
getting to be part of the Spring Shadows team.
Deputy Crosby works the evening shift.
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New Format
As you can see, this issue of the NewsCaster has a new format. I’ve put all contact
information inside the front cover. Tear it off, stick it on your ‘fridge, by your phone or
on your corkboard / bulletin board for your convenience. Please direct any comments yea or nay – regarding the format or additional informational numbers by email only,
attention editor in the subject line, to [email protected] Thank you for your comments.
Barbara
Glass Recycling
You'll have to find a different place to recycle your empty glass bottles, because the
City of Houston is no longer doing so. Below are two nearby options with contact and
recycling information.
City of Houston Sommermeyer Neighborhood Depository/Recycling Center
14400 Sommermeyer Street, Houston, TX 77040
(713) 895-1002
www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/sommermeyer.html
OPEN: Wednesday - Sunday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Non-Daylight Savings Time)
Wednesday - Sunday: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm (Daylight Savings Time)
ACCEPTS:
Newspapers, Magazines, Cardboard, Plastics #1-5 and #7, Aluminum, Tin Cans, Empty
Aerosol Cans, Aluminum, Glass Bottles and Jars (No Ceramics, Plate Glass, or Pottery),
Furniture, Stoves, Refrigerators (Freon Removed), Tires (Rims Removed), Motor Oil,
Yard Waste, Wood Waste
Greenstar Recycling
1200 Brittmoore, Houston, TX 77043
(713) 461-9933
www.greenstarrecycling.com/About_Us/Locations/Houston_TX/
OPEN: 24/7
ACCEPTS:
Cardboard and Food Boxes, Office Paper, Newspapers, Magazines, Phone Books,
Aluminum and Steel Cans, Plastics #1-7 (No Styrofoam), Glass Bottles and Jars
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Keep Those Numbers Handy!
Many Spring Shadows’ residents were affected by the heavy rains of the last few
months. And as we are aware, hurricane season starts June 1st and runs through November 30th. (This season started exceptionally early, nearly five months before the official
start, with Hurricane Alex forming in the Northeastern Atlantic in mid-January.) So keep
all those phone numbers, website locations and pertinent flooding information
available. We may not have to use them but having them nearby is essential for your
safety and wellbeing. For those of you who had no need of these numbers here is a list.
Keep THESE THREE numbers at the top of your list; your insurance agent, your doctor/s
numbers and the Pct. 5 Constables number 281.463.6666.
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FEMA online at www.DisasterAssistance.gov. Or call 800-621-3362 or (TTY) 800462-7585. People who use 711-Relay or Video Relay Services (VRS) can call 800621-3362. Multilingual operators are available.
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FEMA’s National Flood Insurance Program has a call center to answer Texas policyholders’ flood insurance questions. Specialists can help with servicing claims,
providing general information and offering technical assistance to aid in recovery.
To speak with a flood insurance specialist, call 800-621-3362 between 8 a.m. and
6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Use http://www.fema.gov/texas for publications and reference material on rebuilding and repairing safer and stronger.
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Texas Recovery, visit the disaster web page at http://www.fema.gov/disaster/4269,
on Twitter at www.twitter.com/femaregion6 and the Texas Division of Emergency
Management website at, www.txdps.state.tx.us/dem, for information on hurricane
preparedness and awareness, supply kit lists and additional websites.
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City of Houston residents should visit these websites www.houstonoem.org,
www.houstontx.gov, www.houstonemergency.org for pertinent information or dial
3-1-1 for assistance.
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Contact the American Red Cross for shelter, food, clothing, and other emergency
assistance: (866) 526-8300.
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Harris County Flood Control District has information on the state of Harris County’s
watersheds. To report house flooding call 713-684-4000 or go to https://
www.hcfcd.org.
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Contact the Harris County Recovery Network for questions about general disaster
recovery resources available to Harris County residents. Call the Community Services Department team at (713) 696-1998, or visit their website at
harrisrecovery.org.
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Advice for Homeowners, After a Hurricane
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Call FEMA and register at 1-800-621-FEMA (3362)
FEMA will give you a case number. Keep this case number with you at all
times. Each time you call back you will be asked for your case number. FEMA
may cover damages ranging from home repair/replacement to income loss due to
the flooding event. Vehicles and other property losses may also be reimbursable.
If You Have Flood Insurance, file a claim immediately
FEMA will only consider your case once a settlement between you and your
insurance company has been reached. You may be eligible for additional FEMA
reimbursement on items not covered by your insurance after your insurance settlement has been determined.
Save All Your Receipts
Since your need to restore your home will come before your insurance and
FEMA coverage is settled, save all of your receipts as they may be reimbursable.
Take Pictures
Take pictures of anything and everything that documents your loss, from wet
walls in your home, to home furnishings, vehicles, etc. that has sustained loss.
Consult www.harrisrecovery.org regularly for the latest on what FEMA and local government is doing in relation to recovery. This information will include deadlines for registering, where to go to meet directly with a FEMA representative for
mobile registering and what to bring with you.
RE-SPELL
THE MORSE CODE :
When you rearrange the letters:
HERE COME DOTS
ELEVEN PLUS TWO:
When you rearrange the letters:
TWELVE PLUS ONE
DORMITORY:
When you rearrange the letters:
DIRTY ROOM
SNOOZE ALARMS:
When you rearrange the letters:
ALAS! NO MORE Z 'S
ASTRONOMER:
When you rearrange the letters:
MOON STARER
A DECIMAL POINT:
When you rearrange the letters:
I'M A DOT IN PLACE
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Administrative Assistant
Needed
YARD OF THE MONTH
for
Spring Shadows Civic Association
APRIL
Office Hours: Monday – Friday,
9:00am to 3:00pm (30 hours per week)
Classification: Part Time
Qualifications:
 Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word and Publisher.
 Experience with QuickBooks a plus.
 Maintain Web Site, Activities Calendar and Face Book pages.
 Strong commitment to customer service.
 Good communication and organizational skills.
 Some college preferred but experience can be substituted.
 Must have a valid driver’s license.
 Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds.
 Must consent and pass drug screening and background check, including
credit check.
Area 1:
Area 2:
Area 3:
Area 4:
Area 5:
2634 Southwick
2702 Fontana
2931 Fontana
9634 Colleen
9842 Emnora
MAY
Area 1:
Area 2:
Area 3:
Area 4:
Area 5:
2522 Moss Hill
2743 Shadowdale
2922 Shadowdale
9719 Colleen
2102 Eaglerock
(Due to privacy concerns, names of
winners are not published. Also, if a
winner wishes to remain anonymous,
the recognition will be awarded to the
second nominee.)
Area 1 - Westray
Area 2 - Kempwood
Area 3 - Kempforest
Area 4 - Spring Valley
Area 5 - Hammerly
If you are interested in applying for this
position, please send your resume to
[email protected].
ACDR Committee, Cont’d from Page 5
Again, welcome to the Spring Shadows community! We look forward to you falling in love
with this neighborhood as much as we have. We know you’ll find our neighborhood is a great
place to live and we encourage your participation in our activities and functions.
The Architectural Control and Deed Restriction Committee would like to thank Daune
Luper for her years of dedication to the ACDR committee. Her caring and commitment to the
residents and the ACDR committee will be greatly missed. We wish Daune all of the best in
the next chapter of her life.
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2016 FESTIVAL
354 IN ATTENDANCE, 151 FAMILIES
27 VENDORS PARTICIPATED
The Association extends its gratitude to
Social Chairwoman, Cindy Portis
for her dedicated efforts.
Spring Shadows Civic Association would like to
thank its members who attended this event. We
would also like to thank the handful of volunteers who show up every year to help set up,
run booths and clean up afterwards. Without
you this event would not be possible.
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THE ASSOCIATION THANKS ALL OF THE EVENT
SPONSORS:
Aok Automotive * Bob Hughes Displays
Boudreaux’s * Carolyn Tennison, Mary Kay Cosmetics
Central Bank * Chavez Mexican Café
Cheryl Andrews, Spring Woods Baptist Church
Classic Chevrolet * Ciro’s Italian Restaurant
Costco Wholesale * Daddy O’s Pizza
Darlene Allred, doTerra Essential Oils
Dynamic Events * El Gallo Mexican Restaurant
Ellie Rose McReynolds, Newspring Artist
Fajita Pete’s * Flemings Steakhouse * Guadalajara Hacienda
Harris Cnty Pct. 5 Constables & SSCA Patrol & Safety Committee
H-E-B * Houston Astros * Houston Family Entertainment
In-Style Dental * Joe Shirey, Realty Executives
John Knox Presbyterian Church
Juarez Mexican Restaurant * Kelly Taylor, Kel’s Cakes
Kroger’s * Lavina Oevermann, Tupperware
Logan’s Roadhouse * Luper’s Pool Service
Michelle’s Creativity * Newk’s Eatery
PDQ * Pampas Steakhouse * Papa John’s Pizza
Podium Tae Kwan Do * Quiznos
Reba Newton, Pampered Chef * Roostar Vietnamese Grill
Sam Jones, Caricatures by Sam * Sandra Kinkaid
Sheri Herwig, It’s So You * Simply Greek Gyros
Spring Shadows Mom’s, Women’s & Book Clubs
Spray & Forget * Taste of Texas
The Monarch School * Therese Landa, Houstonian Properties
Thinking Girls by Alicia Boutique & Studio
Tom’s Ace Hardware * Westway Dental
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This article was online after the April
flooding. It is just as pertinent during hurricane season.
Missed Trash Pickups ?
Wild Life After the Storm
If this happens to you call 311
(and get a #) and contact council
member Brenda Stardig by phone,
FAX or email.
The recent storm(s) have displaced
local wildlife and left them searching for
new homes and sources of food and
clean water.
Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services, Veterinary Public
Health would like to remind residents to
avoid all wildlife.
Any building or structure can become
temporary housing for animals flooded
out of their natural homes. Even piles
of lumber or collapsed sheds can provide shelter. Therefore, use gloves
when cleaning storm damage.
Do not walk through flood waters because it can bring you into close contact with venomous snakes and mounds
of floating fire ants. Make sure you can
see where you are walking or placing
your hands before moving debris.
Exposures to skunks, raccoons or
bats should be reported due to the possible exposure to rabies. Contact your
local animal control agency for information if you are bitten by a raccoon or
skunk, or touched by a bat.
For more information on bite cases or
reporting exposures, visit
www.hcphes.org/vph.
Wildlife should not be handled. For
questions and information about injured
or orphaned wildlife call Wildlife Center
of Texas at 713.861.9453.
Phone: 832.393.3010
FAX; 832.393.3302
E-Mail: [email protected]
The Spring Shadows Civic Association
has arranged with EcoSaved, an electronic waste disposal company
offering FREE pick up of unwanted
computers, servers, phone/phone systems, stereos and general electronics,
etc., to have their truck available for
those who are interested.
“Ewaste Round Up”
Saturday, June 18th
10:00am to Noon.
The truck will be parked at
The Pavillion on Gessner.
Visit EcoSaved website at
www.ecosaved.com/
services for acceptable
items to be collected.
Clean out the unused electronics hiding
in your closets, garages or store rooms.
Remember it’s FREE!
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WELCOME YOUR
NEW NEIGHBORS!
Directorships Still Open
We need someone to step in and fill
these positions.
2314 Moss Hill
If you live on the 2700 block of
Bernadette, Stetson or Triway you live in
section 9B. Section 12B is 2700 and
2800 blocks of Manila.
If you are a new homeowner, please
return your welcome packet
questionnaire. We look
forward to including your new
address in the next issue of the
NEWSCASTER!
The remainder of the directorship
terms runs through December 31, 2016.
If you live in either of these sections
and are interested in filling the directorship for the area in which you live please
contact the office at:
SPRING SHADOWS CLUBS
Spring Shadows Moms Club
meets the first Thursday
of each month at 7:45 pm.
Contact Jacquie Von
Hohn a t 832-646-4274 or
[email protected] for
more information.
713 460 1718 or [email protected]
PRIZE IS BACK TO
$50.00
Spring Shadows Book Club
meets the second Monday of every month at
6:30 pm for dinner and
discussion. For more information, contact: Sandy Lynch at
[email protected].
Your six digit account number is the top
line of your address label. The number is
included in one of the articles in this issue.
When you find your number, contact the
office by letter or email. Give us your
name, your account number, the article in
which you found it and a check will be in
your mail box soon. Prizes must be
claimed within 45 days and unclaimed
prizes roll over into the next issue. The
numbers are randomly picked by SCCA’s
CPA firm. Association dues are not used
to fund the prize.
Spring Shadows Women’s Club
meets on the third Thursday of the month at 7:00
pm. Contact Katie
Springs Krehmeier at
832-265-6789 or [email protected]
for more information. (009280)
Disclaimer: SSCA does not endorse these clubs and
will not be held responsible for any of their actions.
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Honey-Do Helpers
Light Home Maintenance
The SSCA office has
decals for your car that
identify you as a Spring
Shadows resident. Be sure
to pick one up for each of
your vehicles.
The following people would be happy to lend a
helping hand (for a fee, of course) for projects
around your home, including, but not limited to,
minor painting, minor carpentry, computer set
up, repair/replace fences, power wash driveways, clean out garages.
Jim Hunt - 713-829-9772/713-460-1651
Richard Evans - 281-989-9331
Steve Maher - 713-269-8982/713-460-2538
Frank Peters - 713-505-7750 - Remodeling/Repair
Sam Lash - 281-409-9546 - General
Tony Wheat - 713-376-5306-all home repairs; renos
Jairo Garcia - 832-656-5308 - Tree Cutter
Jerry Garcia - 832-875-0111 - Power Washing
John Dillard - 713-550-5570 - Painter/Power wash
James Sustala - 832-899-1554 - Painter
Umberto Ricciardo - 713-429-1205 - A/C Certified
Derrick Davies - 713-705-8113 -Home Repairs+roof
Calling all teenagers….
Are you looking for extra money from
babysitting, pet sitting, plant care or
mowing lawns? Complete the application on this page and return it to the
office. You will be added to the list of
Teenage Job Seekers below.
Spring Shadows Civic Association does not endorse
any of the workers listed, and is not responsible for
any of their actions.
Spring Shadows
Teenage Job Seekers
TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS
L - Lawn care
B - Babysitting
Please place my name on the Teenage Job Seekers List
Name
Check appropriate jobs:
_____Babysitter
_____Pet/Plant Care
_____Pet Care
_____Lawn Care
Address
Emily-B,P/P
Westray
Grant-P/P
Westray
Mason-B,P/P
Kempwood
Laura-B,P/P
Kempwood
Julia-B,P/P
Hammerly
Hanna-B,P/P
Kempforest
Trinity-B,P/P
Kempforest
Chailynn-B,P/P
Hammerly
Keeley-B,P/P
Kempwood
Bethany-B,P/P & Piano Lessons
Joshua
Minor Pool Care
Alexander-P/P
Kempforest
Rachel-B, P/P
Kempforest
Name___________________________
Address_________________________
Age
P - Pet Care Only
P/P- Pet/Plant Care
Birthday-Mo/Yr
Phone___________________________
Return to:
Phone
713-690-5977
713-690-5977
713-690-1108
713-462-4026
713-465-5062
713-545-8991
713-545-8991
832-594-9352
832-443-8868
832-577-4174
713-725-2289
713-252-2423
832-744-6477
Note: Spring Shadows Civic Association does
not endorse any of the teenagers listed, and is
not responsible for any of their actions.
Spring Shadows Civic Association
10355 Centrepark Drive, Suite 220
Houston, Texas 77043
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Rita Young, Realtors®
CRS, GRI, ABR, ASR, AHS, SRES, ePRO, CDPE, TAHS
More Experience
More Listings
More Clients
More Sales
As You Like It
Carpet Care
More Reasons to Call...
Rita Young
713-703-9130
“Service That Everyone Talks About”
Carpet and Oriental Rug Cleaning
All Types of Carpet Repairs
Emergency Water Extraction
Ron Mink
[email protected]
www.lonestarliving.com
(713) 467-3185
A Spring Shadows Resident
John Knox Presbyterian Church
Hammerly Mini Storage
2525 N. Gessner Drive
713-462-5448
100% Climate Controlled
www.johnknoxhouston.org
9438 Hammerly
Rev. Becky Ardell Downs
713-722-7141
Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
Nursery available
Pat and John Williams
Worship Service 10:30 a.m.
Seniors in Motion
Robin Castellanos - Spring Shadows Resident
Health & Fitness Program
Janet Kelly, R.N., L.P.C.
Group Instructor
T R E E
“Helping senior citizens maintain
mobility & flexibility for life”
P R E S E R V A T I O N
832-435-5177
Open class at St. Christopher
Church on Blalock
or call to schedule a program at your facility.
Full Service Tree Care & Landscaping
281-890-TREE | Championstree.com
Helping Nature Live a Healthy Life
[email protected]
Serving Houston since 1983
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www.seniors-in-motion.com
Express Car
Wash
Gift cards are available!
2005 Bingle Rd
713.468.2112
Choose from $25, $50
or $100 denominations
Website: www.chariotcarwash.com
Email: [email protected]
Hours:
Mon-Sat 8am - 6pm & Sun-9am - 5pm
Your neighborhood
A/C SPECIALIST
JW EAST MECHANICAL
281-550-9300
License # TACLB011123E
Service available when you need it.
Never a Service Call charged to Spring Shadows residents.
WINTER SPECIALS
Heater Tune-up
$49.95 / 20% off all repairs
A Spring Shadows Resident
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Spring Branch Pet Patrol
Pet Sitting Service
Luper’s Pool Service
Tom Luper, 713-894-0425
Lois Wingo
Pool Renovations, Equipment Repair/
Replacement, Underground Leak Repairs,
Skimmer Repair/Replacement,
Deck Repair or Replacement,
Weekly Maintenance, Drain and Clean
References, Insured
Joan Kehlhof
HOUSTON HANDYMAN
Attorney at Law
Where vision meets reality
713-686-5444
Residential Painting, Sheetrock,
Pressure Washing,
Driveway Replacement
Window Replacement
Mal Whiteside
Spring Shadows Resident
713-461-2857
www.sbpetpatrol.com
20 years experience, specializing in daily
noon visits/walking, overnight stays
and med administering.
Accredited by BBB and Angie’s List Member
Received Angie’s Super Service Award in
2013 and 2014
General practitioner including litigation,
contracts, leases, wills and probate,
debtor-creditor and bankruptcy law
[email protected]
1515 Witte, Houston, TX 77080
713-494-9107-Cell
713-939-0727
A Spring Shadows Resident
InStyle Dental Group.com
Providing Houstonians quality dentistry for over 17 years
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Family/Cosmetic Dentistry
Implants
Root Canals
0% Financing Available
All Insurance Accepted
Open Saturdays
Bob’s Home Repair
713-690-3368
832-875-1612
2600 Gessner, Suite 226
(Spring Shadows Plaza)
Free Estimates for
Spring Shadows Residents
Robert Buehler, Houston Firefighter
Serving Spring Shadows for 18 years
* Bring in this Ad for Free Teeth Whitening Trays
(call for details)
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Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
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Invisalign
Zoom Whitening
Veneers/Tooth Replacements
Partials and Dentures
Composite Fillings
Diagnostic Intra Oral Photos
Most Insurances and Medicaid
Accepted
Payment Plans available with
Care Credit
Emergency Patients Welcome
Nitrous Oxide
Digital Radiography
Latest Technology and Products
Se habla espanol
New Patients and Walk-ins Welcome
Conveniently Open
Monday – Friday
8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturdays by appointment
713-690-1900
4410 Westway Park Blvd.
Suite 600
Houston, TX 77041
Fax: 713-690-1931
www.westwayparkdental.com
Bryan Portis, Owner
TDA #0577230
Portis Rodent & Pest Control
30 Years Experience
Rodent Exclusions is our Specialty
Pest Control Contract Available
Monthly, Bi-Monthly and Quarterly
713-594-3206
A Spring Shadows Resident
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TFW COMPUTERS
Since
1983
33rd Anniversary
Desktops & Laptops
To our knowledge, we are the oldest computer store (under the original owner) in Houston.
We are all about SERVICE. Having problems with your Name Brand Computer not being
repaired or serviced as you wish, or is it too slow...virused? Let us repair or clean up your
system FAST. We can even backup your important documents, emails, address book,
financial data, etc. Let us build your next computer (desktop or laptop).
Most repairs done same or next day!
TFW Computers
2551 Gessner
Houston, Texas 77080
www.computerstfw.com
Phone: 713-461-8660
Fax: 713-429-5431
Cell: 713-628-9919
Email: [email protected]
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Store Hours
Mon - Fri 10-6
Weekends for outside
calls and/or deliveries
NEW FORMAT !