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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GVolume
AZETTE
2004
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Holiday on the Squar
Squaree
Sunday, December 12, 2004
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
at the
Old Fairfield Market Center
Featuring 40,000 lbs. of Real Snow!!!
Lot of fun for the entire family…
Santa Claus, Kids’ Area,
Holiday Activities, Concessions, Vendor Gift Market
If your group, church group, or any other type of organization would like to participate,
contact Kim Moore at 281-373-3807. If interested in participating in the vendor gift market,
contact Kim Urban at 281-373-0014
Admission: Bring a New Toy (unwrapped)
and 2 Non-Perishable Food Items
Copyright © 2004 Peel, Inc.
(to benefit Cypress Assistance Ministries)
FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - December 2004
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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE
Important Numbers
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Ambulance ................................................................................................... 911
Fire ........................................................................................................... 911
Poison Control ......................................................................... 800-222-1222
Sheriff's Department ................................................................................. 911
NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Ambulance ............................................................................... 713-466-4073
Cy-Fair Medical Clinic (24 hr) ................................................ 281-890-4285
FBI ........................................................................................... 713-693-5000
Fire .......................................................................................... 713-466-4073
Harris County Animal Control ................................................. 281-999-3191
Sheriff's Department ................................................................ 713-221-6000
Vacation Watch ........................................................................ 281-647-9371
CHURCHES
Christ the Redeemer Presbyterian Church ............................... 281-357-8880
Community of Faith ................................................................. 832-875-2520
Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church ..................................... 281-469-5533
Fairfield Baptist Church .......................................................... 281-373-5446
Fairfield Church of Christ ........................................................ 281-373-1900
Fountain of Life Fellowship .................................................... 281-373-9337
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church ............................... 281-373-2273
Harvest Bible Church .............................................................. 281-304-1441
Saint Aidan’s Episcopal Church .............................................. 281-353-3203
The Fellowship at Fairfield ...................................................... 281-923-5130
COMMITTEE NUMBERS
Crime Watch Chairman: Shauna Dunlap ............................. 713-693-5131
Fairfield Area Swim Team: Carla Tharp ............................... 281-373-3955
Fairfield Women's Club: Alicia Wilson ................................ 281-304-1866
NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE
Holly A. Reichert ..................................................................... 281-304-9956
NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER
Peel, Inc. .................................................................................. 806-385-6444
Adver./Jeri Deyoe ............................. [email protected], 713-569-5342
FAIRFIELD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Resident Board Members:
Joni Seifert (Chappell Ridge) .................................................. 281-256-2853
Kay Jukes (Chappell Ridge) .................................................... 281-373-9301
John White (Chappell Ridge) .................................................. 281-373-1223
John Hanes (Garden Grove) ...................................................... 281-654-5048
Dave Humphrey (Inwood Park) ................................................ 281-373-5384
Randy Shackelford (Inwood Park) ............................................. 281-686-1139
Marcus Hadjik (Inwood Park) .................................................. 281-256-1964
Eric Marsh (Inwood Park) ........................................................ 281-373-3955
Mark Gafford (Inwood Park, FF Village Community Assoc.) ... 281-373-4426
Anna Graves (Lakes of Fairfield ............................................... 281-304-8851
Terry Noe (Lakes of Fairfield) .................................................. 281-373-5513
Chris Delahoussaye (Lakes of Fairfield) .................................... 281-304-9112
Rick Todd (Trails of Fairfield) .................................................. 281-304-1741
Friendswood Development:
Tim Fitzpatrick (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Garden Grove, Lakes, Trails) ........ 281-875-1552
Tommy Weaver (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Garden Grove, Lakes, Trails) .......... 281-875-1552
Nan Peavey (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Lakes) .............................................. 281-875-1552
GOVERNMENT/STATE NUMBERS
Courthouse Annex .................................................................... 281-859-0685
Driver's License ....................................................................... 713-681-6187
Post Office ............................................................................... 281-373-9125
Voter Registration .................................................................... 713-224-1919
MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS
A.M.I (deed restrictions, etc.) .................................................. 713-932-1122
Community Meeting Room ...................................................... 281-373-0834
Cypress Area Home Schoolers ................................................. 281-890-3792
Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC) .................................................. 281-373-0834
Fairfield Information Center .................................................... 281-373-1177
Friendswood Development ...................................................... 281-875-1552
Garden Grove Pool .................................................................. 281-256-9417
Harris Co. Library (Northwest) ............................................... 281-890-2665
Harris Co. Animal Control ....................................................... 281-999-3191
Harris County Mosquito Control ............................................. 713-440-4800
Inwood Park Pool .................................................................... 281-256-9498
SCHOOL NUMBERS
Ault Elementary ....................................................................... 281-373-2800
Bus Information ....................................................................... 713-897-4380
Cy-Fair Administration ............................................................ 281-897-4000
Cy-Fair High School ................................................................ 281-897-4600
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Goodson Junior High School ................................................... 281-373-2350
UTILITY NUMBERS
ENTEX (gas) ........................................................................... 713-659-2111
HL&P (Electricity) .................................................................. 713-207-2222
Southwestern Bell (phone) ....................................................... 713-638-7000
ST Environmental (Sewer/water) .............................................. 281-398-8211
Time Warner Cable .................................................................. 713-462-9000
Waste Management (trash) ...................................................... 713-686-6666
Advertising Information
Please support the businesses that advertise in the Gazette. Their advertising dollars make it possible for all Fairfield residents to receive the
monthly newsletter at no charge. No homeowners association funds are
used to produce or mail the newsletters. If you would like to support the
Gazette by advertising, please contact our neighborhood sales representative, Jeri Deyoe @ 713-569-5342 or at [email protected].
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Top 1% of RE/MAX Realtors Nationwide
Don & Jeanne Machrowicz
Broker/Owners
281-373-4300
Fairfield’s ONLY on-site real estate office!!
Website: www.realtor.com/houston/don&jeanne
Don & Jeanne Would Like to Wish
Everyone A Happy Holiday Season!
Current Fairfield Listings
For Sale:
20302 Lakeland Falls Dr ........ 5/3.5/2A Pool/Pending $269,900
15903 Pebble Creek Trail ...... 4/3.5/2A ....................... $259,900
15910 Cumberland Oak Ct .... 4/3.5/3A .... Pending .... $253,900
15603 Twisting Springs ......... 4/3.5/3D ....................... $229,900
15327 Turning Tree ................ 4/2/3A .. Pool/Pending $219,900
20815 Chappell Knoll ............ 4/2.5/2D ....................... $189,900
15418 Cumberland Oak Way 4/2.5/2A ....................... $167,900
15326 Evergreen Knoll ......... 4/2.5/2A ....................... $162,900
14919 Vista Heights ................ 4/2/3D ...... Pending .... $162,900
20315 Scenic Woods ............ 4/2.5/2A ....................... $159,990
15419 Redbud Leaf ................. 4/2/2A ...... Pending .... $159,900
22031 Gold Leaf Trail ............ 4/2.5/2A ....................... $149,900
20410 Stone Falls Court .......... 3/2/2A ......................... $139,900
15414 Court Green Trail ........ 4/2.5/2A ....................... $138,700
21518 Pebble Pine ................... 4/2/2A ......................... $132,900
15311 Laurel Knoll ................... 3/2/2 .......................... $124,900
19923 Black Cherry Bend ..... 3/2.5/2A ....................... $123,900
15402 Misty Dawn Trail ......... 3/2/2A ......................... $122,900
14923 Carolina Falls ................ 3/2/2A ...... Pending .... $114,000
20411 Timber Trail .................. 3/2/2A ......................... $110,900
20431 Fairfield Parkway ........... 3/2/2 .......................... $104,900
For Lease:
20302 Lakeland Falls ............ 5/3.5/2A Pool/Pending .. $2,200
20315 Scenic Woods ............ 4/2.5/2A .......................... $1,500
20322 Peach Mountain ......... 4/2.5/2A .......................... $1,495
15406 Misty Dawn ............... 4/2.5/2A .... Pending ....... $1,475
15311 Laurel Knoll .................. 3/2/2A ............................ $1,300
20411 Timber Trail Way .......... 3/2/2A ............................ $1,300
15211 Maple Meadows ........ 4/2.5/2A .......................... $1,300
15319 Hillside Park Way ....... 3/2.5/2A .......................... $1,250
14927 Carolina Falls ................ 3/2/2A ...... Pending ....... $1,250
15050 Fairfield Village Dr. #140, Cypress, TX 77433
www.fairfield-homes.com
E-mail: [email protected]
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Fairfield Community Gazette
Procedures for Submitting Articles and Classifieds
The Fairfield Athletic Center will no longer be accepting articles for the
Fairfield Community Gazette. If you would like to submit an article for
publication in the Gazette, please follow these guidelines:
Articles, classified ads (limit 30 words), questions regarding our regular
columns, and teen job postings (i.e., additions, deletions and changes) must be
submitted to the editor, Holly Reichert, via e-mail at
[email protected]. Photographs and graphics are accepted in either
format and may be submitted along with any article.
When submitting articles and classifieds, please submit typed items only.
Hand-written information will not be accepted. Always include your name and
telephone number, as we must be able to contact you prior to printing your
article.
The deadline for submission of the above is no later than the 10th of the month
and will appear in the following month’s Gazette. In order for the Gazette to be
released on time the article submission deadline date will be strictly adhered to
from now on. No articles will be accepted after the 10th of the month. Advertisers should contact Jeri Deyoe at 713-569-5342 or [email protected] for advertising and “Business Classified.”.
ALL ARTICLES AND CLASSIFIEDS MUST GO THROUGH
THE EDITOR.
Articles submitted directly to the publisher will not be accepted or published.
Thank you, Holly A. Reichert (#281-304-9956)
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Community Calendar
Saturday, December 4, 2004
Fairfield Senior’s Bus Trip to Santa’s Wonderland
& Christmas Marketplace
Saturday, December 4, 2004 & Sunday, December 5, 2004
Cy-Fair FFA Booster Club’s 8th Annual Country Christmas Craft Show
Camp 4 Christ
Monday, December 6, 2004
Cy-Fair High School Orchestra Winter Concert
Tuesday, December 7, 2004
Fairfield Senior’s Annual Christmas Cookie Exchange
Thursday, December 9, 2004
Fairfield Senior’s Annual Christmas Gift Exchange Pot Luck
Fairfield’s Holiday on the Square
Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club of Houston Annual Christmas Party
NWHC Aggie Mother’s Club Annual Ornament Exchange Party
MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield Monthly Meeting
Fairfield Women’s Club Annual Christmas Lights
Decorating Contest Judging
SECURITY REPORT
SECURITY REPORT
KEY SECURITY INDICATORS FOR SEPTEMBER
KEY SECURITY INDICATORS FOR OCTOBER
Burglary of Habitat (incl. att. garage) ..................................... None
Burglary (non-residence) ............................................................ Two
Lake Side:
• Kitchen appliances were stolen out of a Newmark Home under
construction.
• Granite counter top, leaded glass door and a window were stolen
from a D.R. Horton construction site.
Buglary of Motor Vehicle .......................................................... None
Terroristic Threat ........................................................................ One
Chappell Ridge Village:
• Complainant stated that a known subject verbally threatened him.
Theft ............................................................................................ Three
Lake Ridge:
• 82 sheets of plywood were stolen from an Emerald Home construction site.
Lake Side:
• Thermal Ply Decking and other building materials were stolen from
a D.R. Horton home construction site.
Business:
• Unknown individual(s) removed mail from a business mailbox
without consent.
Criminal Mischief ........................................................................ Five
Lake Ridge:
• A wire bundle was damaged at a construction site.
The Trails:
• Unknown individual(s) damaged a cement privacy fence.
Summer Ridge:
• A Lennar Homes construction sign was removed without consent.
Business:
• A Fairfield business mailbox was damaged by unknown
individual(s).
Business:
• A second Fairfield business mailbox was damaged by unknown
individual(s).
Fraudulent Use of Identification ................................................ One
The Pines:
• Resident’s Social Security number was used to place an order without consent.
Failure to Stop .............................................................................. One
Inwood Meadowss:
• Resident’s parked vehicle was struck by an unknown vehicle that
did not stop to provide information.
Burglary of Habitat (incl. att. garage) ................................. None
Buglary of Motor Vehicle ....................................................... Four
Inwood Park Village:
• Resident’s credit cards and driver’s license were stolen from her
unlocked vehicle parked in the driveway.
• Portable GPS and cellular telephone charger werereported stolen from a resident’s unlocked vehicle.
The Retreat:
• Law enforcement badge and credentials were stolen from a locked
government vehicle.
Business:
• A window was broken to a resident’s vehicle parked at a business. A wallet and it’s contents were stolen.
Assualt ...................................................................................... One
• Resident’s son was assaulted by another juvenile.
Theft .......................................................................................... One
Inwood Meadows Village:
• Tin pumpkin lawn decorations were stolen from a resident’s yard.
Criminal Mischief ................................................................... Four
Garden Grove Village:
• A rock was thrown at a resident’s vehicle and caused damage to
the vehicle’s rear hatch.
• A rock was thrown at a vehicle, breaking the window and causing damage inside the vehicle.
• A rock was thrown through a resident’s kitchen window, causing damage.
The Trails:
• A concrete wall was damaged by unknown individual(s).
Business:
• A coke machine was damaged at a Fairfield business.
Fraudulent Use of Identification ........................................... Four
Inwood Park Village:
• A resident’s debit card was used to make a large purchase without consent.
• Unknown individual(s) attempted to obtain credit using a
resident’s identification.
The Pines:
• Complainant’s credit used without consent.
The Oaks:
• Complainant’s debit card was used to make purchases at Reliant
Center.
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FREE RAD CLASSES TO BE
OFFERED AGAIN
Mark you calendars for the upcoming Rape Aggression Defense
training In February. In the past these classes filled quickly. The
classes are offered free of charge, courtesy of the Harris County
Sheriffs Department. The possible release of Corol Eugene Watts
should be plenty of motivation to learn these LIFESAVING skills.
Corol Watts is one of the worst serial killers every captured here
in Texas, and could be released in just 18 months.
This class is offered to women only, consists of physical hands
on training, in five-three hour classes. Your teachers are specially
trained, actual sheriffs, with lots of experiance. They will be held
from 6-9 PM & the Lakeside Trails Clubhouse on Tuesday,
Wednesday & Thursday, February 8, 9 & 10. To finish up the
following Tuesday & Wednesday, February 15 & 16. If you have
questions, or to register by phone, contact Officer Jan Brown @
281-647-9371 during business hours of 9-5. There is not an answering service at her desk, so don’t be discouraged if you don’t
get an immediate answer, she’s just out fighting crime.
Your
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Loretta Blendermann
Pete Cupial
Lisa Watts
Sandra Erickson
Phillip Clow
Tracy Hutson
Faith Julian
Catherine Nira
281•290•2000
17774 Cypress Rosehill, Ste. 1100
Each office independently owned and operated.
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Gina Baker,
Broker/Owner
THANK YOU
In recognition of Association Management’s 25th Anniversary, AMI donated a tree to each neighborhood in
Fairfield Village, including the Master Association. The
trees were planted at locations designated by the Board
of Directors for each Village. However, this would not
have been possible without the help of your community’s
landscaper, The Spencer Company, and their dedicated
employees including but certainly not limited to Brad
Wander/President, Michael Lasseter/Area Manager, Renè
Reyes/Crew Superintendent and all the other men who
work with them, who donated their time and effort to plant
these trees at no cost.
We wish to express our thanks to all those from The Spencer Company for all their effort in accomplishing this
task.
Association Management Inc.
Message from AMI:
‘TIS THE SEASON FOR
ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS
When Santa visits your house he’ll probably leave lots of presents, perhaps a basketball goal, play equipment, patio cover, storage building, satellite dish, maybe even plans for a new pool or a sprinkler system. Please
remember that prior written approval of your Association is necessary before the installation of anything or anything that changes the aesthetic appearance of your home.
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.
If you plan to install play equipment, please include a copy of your lot
survey showing the proposed location and the dimensions of the equipment
(height, width and length) as well as the type of cover for the “A” frame.
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 install the goal.
It’s a real easy process and takes no time at all to adhere to your governing
documents. You can apply by mail, fax or email – whichever is easiest for
you.
To obtain an application or if you have any questions regarding the process or what items to include with your application, please contact AMI at
713-932-1122.
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The Houston Food Bank
needs all our help…
Our community is to be congratulated for
their outstanding patriotism...
And it’s so easy!
In the latest Presidential Election, we cast 4261 votes for the
candidate of our choice. This represents approximately 87%
of the registered voters in Precinct 124. Working in the Poll
were the following: Jim Hearst, Leland Seidl, Robert Presnell,
Olive Mitchell, Ann Candela, Norita Seidl, Justina Kern, Daryn
Seidl, Jo Denise Callegari, Dorthy Foushee, Shirley Hearst, and
Charles Wolcott. The Church of Christ congregation expressed
it’s appreciation of these poll workers by preparing dinner for
them. Those who prepared the meal include Reverend Michael
and Jimmie Lehew, Christi Clark, and Laurie Newton. We thank
these people for their thoughtfulness in this magnanimous gesture.
All we have to do is go to www.chunky.com and
vote for the Houston Texan Football team. And the
team with the most points will get the weight of the
total team in food donated by Campbell Soup to the
Food Bank. Greenbay has been winning in the past,
so let’s get the word out and get everybody to vote so
the Houston Food Bank will get the donation.
VOTE
HOUSTON TEXAN’S FOOTBALL
Dr. Charles H. Wolcott
Election Judge/Chairman, Precinct 124
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Station #7 News
MDA Fill the Boot
Thanks to everyone’s generous donations, this years “Fill the Boot”
campaign was a huge success. Our station was able to collect over
$2,000 for MDA’s research for a cure. A special thanks to all the
members who volunteered their time to collect for this great cause.
Annual Food and Toy Drive
It’s time once again for Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department’s annual food and toy drive. The event collects non-perishable food
and new, unwrapped toys to be distributed to the area’s less fortunate families at the holidays. In the upcoming weeks, we will be
distributing paper bags to put your donations in. We will collect
the bags a few weeks later. Your generosity always makes our
drive a huge success.
CPR & First Aid Classes
Do you or a group that you’re associated with need a CPR or First
Aid class? The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department hosts these
classes every month. All classes are held at Station Nine in the
Copperfield area. The cost is $20 each per person or you can take
both for $35. Courses include infant, child, and adult CPR, as well
as obstructed airway and rescue breathing. For more information
or to sign up for a class, please call the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire
Department Business Office at 281-550-6663.
On the NET
Did you know we have a website? Visit us in cyberspace at
www.cyfairvfd.com. There’s something for everyone including
information about the department, becoming a member, upcoming events, and other useful items.
New Members…
Want to join us? Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer
Firefighter, EMT or learning more about the department, is invited to visit the station on any Thursday evening between 7-9
p.m. or check our website at www.cyfairvfd.com. No experience
necessary.
If you would like more information or have any questions, contact Keith Grimm, Station 7 Public Relations @ 281-373-1753.
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The Pet Corner:
A HUGE THANK YOU TO GERI BISHOP!
The Fairfield Gazette would like to take this opportunity to THANK
Geri Bishop for all her kind and loving work she has put in to helping
our lost and found pets in and around Fairfield…not to forget how many
happy smiles she has put on many resident’s faces by rescuing and literally taking care of their pets until they were returned home. Geri established and maintained the website for Fairfield residents to go to when
they either lost or found pets. With Geri’s constant watch and support
for our pets, many residents and pets were reunited. Thank you Geri!
Thank you Geri,
From All the Residents and Pets in
Fairfield!
Geri also sends her “thank you” to all who have been so kind!
Geri is stepping down as our “Pet Guardian” and is turning her watch
over to Susan Locke who has so graciously agreed to take over. Welcome Susan!
Susan can be reached through the website which is still up and running
and a great way to get quick information on your pets. Susan will also
be available by phone at 281-304-7231.
For lost and found pets, please contact:
Susan Locke
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fairfieldpets
# 281-304-7231
Your kind help is still needed for
FOSTERING THOSE LOST PETS!
For all you animal lovers: There are many times, in our community,
when people find a lost animal/pet and can’t pick it up because they
have no place to shelter the animal until the owner is either found or
notified and comes to claims it.
This is where your kind help is needed. We are asking for residents in
the Fairfield community to volunteer their homes and backyards to foster a lost animal for 1 to 2 days – until the owner is located and the
animal is returned to that owner.
Not only will this keep the animal from being injured, killed, impregnating another stray, or being picked up by Animal Control, it will insure the children and families of the community are kept sale also.
If you are interested in being a foster home for someone’s lost animal/
pet, please call me, Susan Locke at 281-304-7231.
Thanks so much!
10-Acre Park Legend Moves On
On September 29, 2004, Phred, the yellow Labrador Retriever
known by many and loved by all, was unfortunately put to sleep.
Phred was born a Yankee on August 3, 1991, but only stayed
there until she was about 10 weeks old. And Yes, Phred was a
female! She lived in Virginia for the first 4 years of her life,
achieving the same status that she gained in Fairfield. Phred
arrived in Houston during the lovely month of August in1995.
During the trip to Houston, she partied on Bourbon Street and
traveled in taxis, stayed in hotels, swam in hotel swimming pools,
and even took on the mighty Mississippi River. In her lifetime,
Phred traveled on airplanes, boats and in cars, and experienced
things many people never do. She was like most people. She
lived indoors, loved to be outside, but hated the Houston heat.
For those who are wondering what was so special about Phred, it
can be summed up in one word – COOL. When she was young
and active, she was a great soccer and street hockey player. She
would also catch Frisbees. She would retrieve until she dropped
and any water was fair game. She was trained without a leash
and did not like it when she had to wear one. Phred stayed in her
yard and watched the world go by without ever being tied up.
People, dogs, cats, whatever, it did not matter, Phred just stayed.
People knew her for that reason. People would walk by the house
and call out “Hi Phred”, and we would hav! e no idea who these
people were, but they all knew Phred.
As difficult as it was to say goodbye, it was made easier with the
compassion and professionalism offered by Dr. Hicks and his
staff. Their understanding of the pain and sorrow that goes with
such a task goes beyond words.
As for Phred, she now rests peacefully, having said farewell to
the 10-Acre Park she kept watch over for 9 years.
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A Neighborhood CHILI Cook-off in Fairfield…
Residents of “The Park” got together Saturday, October 16 for a
good ole fashioned chilli cook-off. There were 10 entries and 5
judges. Judging was based on color, ingredient blend, overall
taste, aroma and after taste.
The competition was fierce!
ALL of the entries were DELICIOUS!
And here are the WINNERS!
From left: Mike Gamble (3rd Place), Dan Shearer (Grand Prize),
Ashley Harris (2nd Place), & Joe Guzman (1st Place).
Many Thanks to all of our Great Neighbors and Friends who participated in the Cook-off
& Congratulations
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Dear Fairfield Residents,
Let’s Show Our SUPPORT!
Have you noticed the yellow ribbons around our neighborhood?
These pretty ribbons show support for our military men and women
serving our nation. I enjoy and appreciate seeing these ribbons on a
daily basis. You see, our son is a medic in the U.S. Army stationed in Iraq
and these yellow ribbons speak to me. Each ribbon represents a heart. Thus, I’m asking
you to display yellow ribbons in your yard to remind us all of the efforts these people do
to provide us the freedoms we enjoy daily.
With the recent deaths of several area service men, these ribbons take on a very personal meaning. This letter is not intended to state whether or not our troops should be in
Iraq; it is much more personal than that. It is intended to persuade you to join together to
make Fairfield a premier neighborhood whose voices reach personally to individual service personnel showing words of acknowledgement, appreciation, and encouragement.
Therefore, I am also asking individuals, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Women’s clubs, sports
teams, senior clubs, and churches to take time to send cards or letters to a specific service
person until they come home. If you would like an individual name and address to send
your words to, just call me (281-373-0142) and I’ll gladly provide you with one. I’m sure
there are other families in Fairfield who have loved ones and friends serving in the military. If you would like to submit a person’s name and address as a recipient, drop their
information into the decorated box at the Fairfield Athletic Center.
Together we can reach around the world and bring Texas to those protecting us all!
Here’s one of our brave countryman over
in Iraq; please show your love and support by sending Kevin cards, letters, care
boxes, whatever you can to show him
he’s in our hearts, thoughts and prayers:
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Lights…Lights…and more
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Wishes you a
Safe and Happy Holiday Season
It’s time for the
See you at our January meeting!
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FAIRFIELD
Women’s Club Holiday Gift Market
In conjunction with
HOLIDAY ON THE SQUARE
(Formerly Snow Day)
1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
10’ x 10’ OUTDOOR Booths Only
(no electricity available)
Parking Lot of former Fairfield Market: 15040 Fairfield Village Drive
COST: $35 and a Silent Auction item (minimum value $15)
Spaces will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.
The deadline for booth rental is Wednesday, December 1, 2004.
THERE IS NO RAIN DATE AND BOOTH FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE.
Please make checks payable to Fairfield Women’s Club.
Send check, registration form (below), and self-addressed stamped envelope to:
C/O
KIM URBAN
16130 CUMBERLAND TRAIL
CYPRESS, TX 77433-5781
Space confirmations will be sent by Monday, December 6, 2004.
For more information, please contact:
Kim Urban at [email protected] or 281-373-0014 after 5 p.m. PLEASE
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Annual
Scarecrow Decorating Contest
The results are in and the winners are…
First Annual Rodeo Cook-off
and Dance
1st Place:
and we’re looking
for a few good Cookers!!!
Is proposing its
The Stimac Family
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2nd Place
The Hogan Family
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3rd Place
February 19, 2005
Colby Hall
15319 Maple Meadows Dr.
Fairfield Location T.B.D.
Honorable Mentions
The Hill Family
14918 Chestnut Falls
The Marsh Family
15034 Red Cedar Bluff Lane
Thanks so much for showing your neighborhood pride and
participating in Fairfield’s Annual Scarecrow Decorating
Contest.
All proceeds benefiting Fairfield scholarships and
local charities.
If you’re part of a BBQ Cook-off Team and are
interested in participating,
please contact Kristi at 281-304-7852
or email us at [email protected]
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In need of a change from your same old menu?
Need some new recipes since you just found out you are
hosting the family for Thanksgiving?
Need a just one more stocking stuffer?
Then we have your answer!
The Fairfield Women’s Club has their first issue of cookbooks available with 400 recipes that are certain to help you
in any situation. The books sell for $10 each and are a perfect addition to any cookbook collection.
Please contact Kim Urban at 281-373-0014 or
[email protected] if you would like more information.
The Fair field Book Club has room for new members!
We are a fun group who like to read and get together once a month
to talk about books. Our members range from sporadic to avid readers. The book club is a great place to meet new people, have good
conversations, and develop new friendships.
We’ve been in FF for about five years. In the past we have read such
varied selections as, Cane River, Wicked, Pillars of the Earth, The
Pilot’s Wife, Seabiscuit, and The Guardian.
We meet the third Wednesday of each month from 7:00 pm9:00pm(ish).
If you are interested in joining us or have questions,
please call Linda at 281-304-8011.
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A Fun-Loving Over Fifty Group
The Seniors of Fairfield are an active, fifty plus, fun-loving group
of couples and singles who share fellowship, events, and activities. If you or your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to
Fairfield Village or even if you have lived here in the Wonderful
World of Fairfield for some time, but have never attended one of
our functions you are cordially invited. Be a part of our funloving group.
NOVEMBER HAPPENINGS: Pictures from all events have
been posted on our web site.
DECEMBER PLANS: Saturday, December 4. Bus Trip /
Santa’ Wonderland & Christmas Marketplace: Celebrate this
Christmas with all of us at Santa’s Wonderland. Spend an unforgettable evening touring the colorful light displays, with over 2
million Christmas lights. Have you ever seen 2 million Christmas
lights from a cozy bale of hay on an open trailer? Well you can,
come and join us on this fabulous trip. The Christmas Marketplace is a special area where you will be able to shop and see
professional arts and crafts here in the Wonderland. Dinner will
be at the O.K. Corral Café, which has sit down dining and serves
the best darn vittles in the Lone Star State.
The cost for this trip includes the tax & tip for dinner. $15.50
per person: dinner & bus tour of the light displays. $17.50 per
person: dinner & hay ride tour to see the displays. Call Mary Lou
Cook if you have questions at 281-304-8359 and get your payment and name(s) in for this trip, early. The bus will depart the
Fairfield Village parking lot at 3:30pm. Be there by 3:15pm. Be
sure to bring your camera to capture the displays.
December 7: Annual Christmas Cookie Exchange. Lakeside
Trails Club House -10am to noon. Open to everyone. Just bring
seven dozen of your favorite Christmas cookies. Six dozen will
be for exchanging and one dozen for sampling. Coffee and punch
will be provided
December 9: Annual Christmas “Gift Exchange” Pot Luck. Each
person attending this potluck brings a $10.00, his or hers, Christmas gift. Then after our meal, everyone draws a number. The first
person will select a gift from their gender’s gift selections. They
then open and show it to everyone. The following people will then
have a choice, either select a gift from the unopened gifts or take
one from someone, who has drawn and shown their gift. If the gift
you selected is taken, you then have the choice, either select or
take. This continues to everyone has a gift. However, we have
limited the number of times a gift can be taken to twice, the gift
then belongs that that individual.
December 31: Annual New Year’s Eve Social. Lakeside Trails
Club House from 9 pm to 1am. More details will be provided in the
weekly event planners.
UPCOMING TRIP DATES: January 28th: Beaumont, Texas.
The itinerary & cost will be posted on our web site and in the
January Gazette. February 18th and March 12th will be our next
trip dates.
WEEKLY EMAIL EVENT PLANNER: The Fairfield Seniors
publish an event planner each week that is emailed to its members,
with information for the upcoming week’s activities, birthdays, and
other news of interest. If you do not receive this email and would
like to be included, just send an email to: [email protected].
We recommend that you check our web site regularly, for the latest
information. Things change from the time an article is submitted to
the Gazette and when you receive the Gazette.
Our Web Address: www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.com
For Activities Other Than Trips: Call Mary Lou Cook for
additional information and details. 281-304-8359
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Every week, in every state of the U.S. and in 85 countries around the
world, thousands of mothers meet to pray for their children and their
schools. They gather in Mexico, New Zealand, China, Germany, India,
Uganda, Egypt, Romania, Russia and many other countries. They are
all part of Moms In Touch International, an interdenominational, nonprofit ministry of women who believe prayer makes a difference.
The group was founded in 1984 by Fern Nichols while she was stationed in Abbotsford, British Colombia with a Christian ministry. She
had two sons entering junior high school. Nichols knew her boys were
going to face their greatest test yet in resisting immoral values, vulgar
language, and peer pressure. She found other concerned mothers, and
they began meeting for prayer.
The following summer Nichols and her family moved to Poway, California, where by the fall of 1985, a group was established at Poway
High School. The women met once a week and prayed for a full hour
for their children and the school. They prayed for a Moms In Touch
group for every school in their district, and they shared the concept with
their friends and other moms they met. Two years later, Nichols published a Moms In Touch booklet, and the following January the first
Moms In Touch retreat was held. Today there are thousands of Moms In
Touch groups meeting worldwide.
The MOMS Club of Cypress
NW-Fairfield
is calling all Stay-At-Home Moms
MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club is a support group
for all moms who make the important decision to stay at home to
raise their children so whether you are expecting your first child or
are a veteran mom with school age kids there is sure to be something of interest in our group. The MOMS Club of Cypress NWFairfield serves the entire Fairfield subdivision in Cypress. Interested moms who live outside Fairfield please visit
www.momsclub.org.
The MOMS Club has numerous activities including playgroups,
babysitting co-op, Moms Night Out, coupon swap, cooking and
crafts.
Our next monthly all-member meeting will be held at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church located on Cypresswood Drive in
Fairfield on the second Tuesday of the month at 10:00 AM.
For more information please contact Deborah Gilstrap, Membership VP at 281-304-6552 or email [email protected] or Amy
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We are happily welcoming new moms at each meeting,
hope to see you there!
The organization’s goal is to have a group of two or more moms praying
for every school in this country and throughout the world. We know our
children face many challenges at school (academics, drugs, peer pressure and violence), and to stand in the gap for them through prayer is
our highest calling.
The mothers meet once a week to pray for teachers, principals and administrators, conferences, respect for authority, curriculum choices, holiday situations, coaches and athletic programs, high standards, family
values, after school programs, problems faced by the students and for
the specific needs of the children of the mothers in the group.
If you are interested in joining a Moms In Touch group,
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We Need Volunteers and Families!
December 14, 2004 – Second Tuesday of the month
With Christmas right around the corner, you will definitely
need an evening of fun, laughter, and relaxation. Please join
the Northwest Harris County Aggie Mothers’ Club for their
annual ‘Ornament Exchange’ party. Please bring an “Aggieized” ornament (if you can write anything ‘Aggie’ on it or if
it’s Maroon then it’s “aggie-ized”!)
Our meetings begin with a brief social at 7:00p.m. at the
Foundry Methodist Church, in the Fellowship Hall, 8350 Jones
Road, Jersey Village (one block North of Hwy 290).
Family to Family Network is an organization that empowers families of children with disabilities by providing information, training,
referral and support. We are initiating a new project in the Houston area called Family Friends. It is an intergenerational program
that matches volunteers (age 55+) with children with special needs
and their families. The Family Friend (volunteer) will visit the home
once a week for a couple of hours to offer support and encouragement by reading a book, playing, and become a friend!
The family gains from the emotional support provided by the volunteer. Their visits often give family members a break from caring
for their child with disabilities, all the while knowing the child is in
good hands.
The Volunteers offer their special skills, wisdom, support and life
experiences. They gain a sense of pride knowing that they are making a difference in the family’s life.
The Community is strengthened by volunteers providing supportive
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are children are dressed for the weather, wear their helmets and knee
pads, and eat a healthy diet- but we also have to prepare our children for
other realities.
Does your child know what to do if a stranger asks them for help? Does
your child know how to reach you in the event of an emergency? Does
your child know your full name? Do you have a recent color photo of
your child? Do you know all the medications they may be taking? Do
you know your child’s friends?
We live in a time where these are just the basics. We can prepare ourselves and our children for the dangers that can be just outside our doors.
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prepare you for an emergency situation.
1. Teach your children that the police are their friends and that they can
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2. Set-up a password. A secret word only between you and your child.
In the event someone else has to pick them up- your child knows only
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3. Teach your children that strangers should not ask a child for assistance. Adults should ask adults for help.
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5. Know you neighbors and neighborhood. Regularly check for registered offenders in your area.
6. Rethink the signs on your lawns and vehicles that give strangers too
much information. (Their name, team name, team number, sport,
school, address, and vehicle information all in a glance.)
7. You should not put your child’s name on their clothes where it is visible. Children feel more comfortable around others that already know
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body that a bathing suit would cover.
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10. Always accompany your child to the restroom in public places.
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break our hearts. We need to start preparing our children for some of the
realities that are just outside our doors. We also need to prepare them
from some invaders in our homes, namely the Internet. Know where your
children are going. Put a computer in a place that you as an adult can
easily see where they are and what information they are giving out. Use
the tools that are out there that filter out the garbage you don’t want your
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Stork Report
Phil and Valerie Grandjean are proud
to announce the birth of their daughter,
Paige Therese Grandjean, born on
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4 ozs and 19 inches long. She is welcomed home by her big
brother, Philip, and big sister, Valerie.
Kimberlee and Scott Fuller proudly annouce the birth of
their first child, Devin Scott Fuller, born October 19th at
11:36 am. He was 21inches long and weighed 8 lbs 11oz.
Devin is welcomed home by his canine brother and sister,
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Fairfield Athletic Club News:
Hours at the Club
Monday thru Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
5:00 a.m-10:00 p.m.
5:00 a.m-8:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m-8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m-8:00 p.m.
New Card Replacement Policy
The FAC has started a new policy for members that have lost their cards.
For anyone who has to have a new card made, we will be charging a mandatory $2.00 fee. If you have simply misplaced your card, we ask that you try
to locate it before requesting a replacement. We thank you for your cooperation, and if you have any questions, please call us at 281-373-0834.
Guests
If you are going to bring a guest with you to the FAC, you will need to pay a
$5.00 guest fee and have your guest sign a waiver. ALL guests must be
accompanied by a resident.
Weight Room Orientation
Orientation will be offered at the club on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month
from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Please call the front desk to make sure of the dates,
occasionally we do have to change our dates due to our trainer’s schedule.
WEIGHT ROOM RULES
No one under the age of 12 is allowed in the weight room. 12-14 year olds
must have completed weight room orientation and be accompanied by an
adult that is taking responsibility for them. 15 year olds must have completed weight room orientation. We would like to remind residents that proper
athletic attire must be worn when
working out. We will not allow residents to work out in jeans, blue-jean
shorts or other non-athletic apparel.
Rentals
The FAC rents out the Golf Center, the Bradford Creek clubhouse, and The
Lakeside Trails clubhouse. For rental fees please call the FAC.
Adult Lap Swimming
If you are over the age of 18 you can sign a waiver and lap swim when the
FAC is open. The only time that lap swimming is not available is when swim
team practice is going on in the afternoon from 4:30 to 7:30pm. If you have
any questions about lap swimming please call the FAC at 281-373-0834.
Tennis
If anyone is interested in finding out about tennis activities at the Fairfield
Athletic Club you can email [email protected] for information. We
offer lessons for both adults and children. We have a Tennis Pro, Charles
Boyd that has many years of experience teaching tennis.
Before and After School Counselors
The FAC is hiring counselors for the Before and After School program. You
must be 18 years old and have graduated from high school. Please
call Linda Litton for more information at 281-373-0834.
FAC Website
The Fairfield Athletic Club has a new website: www.fairfieldclub.com
Aerobics
Morning aerobics classes, taught by Laura Schutt, are on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:30am to 10:30am at the the Golf Center. Evening
aerobics classes, taught by Nancy Wong, are Monday and Wednesday from
6:30pm to 7:30pm at the Golf Center. Please come for a free tryout.
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Yoga classes, taught by Nancy Wong are on Monday and Wednesday from
7:30pm to 8:30pm at the Golf Center. Please come try out a class for free!
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Some of the Benefits of Year Round Swimming
By Barbara Harold, Head Coach, Texas Terrapins Swim Team
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Swimming is a total mind and
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multi-plane activity.
You go as fast as you can, horizontally, head first, to a
concrete wall. Therefore, you need to build up these different muscles, know where the wall is without looking
up, and have a different kind of balance. All of this is
stimulating your mind to think in different ways. Studies
have proven that swimmers make the best grades amongst
athletes. Part of that is that swimmers can spend more
time in the water without risking injury, therefore they need
to do a better job of getting things done (like homework)
to fit it into their lives. Swimming well means swimming
with a rhythm. That steady beat in your head makes it
easier to think logically, mathematically, and of course,
rhythmically.
Swimming builds up your immune system. Because
you are using more muscles and more lung power you are
helping your body to defend itself. Studies with very young
children (under age 4) have shown that swimming regularly can help children remain well and heal faster when
they do get sick. Children that swim with a cold do tend to
get better faster (do not allow your child to swim if they
have a fever, or if they are taking cold medicine). Swimmers blow out their air through their nose and while that’s
not very pretty, it is very effective!
Coaches of other sports love swimming. It’s the best
cross-trainer out there. Swimmers have more coordination, stamina and lung power - all very important in other
sports. Our swimmers are continually learning more about
swimming, safety and other life skills. The Terrapins are
dedicated to their sport and their teammates. We also like
to have a lot of fun (Wacky Wednesday and Fun Friday is
common).
The Terrapins swim at the beautiful Fairfield Athletic
Center with an outdoor, heated (85 - 86 degrees) 25 meter
pool with a heated tent poolside for drying off and bundling up. So, we’re not that crazy! We offer a two-week
trial period to anyone that’s not sure they want to take the
plunge. Visit our website at www.texasterrapins.com. We
offer year round swim lessons as well.
The Texas Terrapins Swim Team (TTST) of Cypress,
Texas is a year-round competitive swim team offering instruction and competition to swimmers of all ages and
abilities. The Texas Terrapins Swim Team provides a
positive, supportive and fun-filled environment where
swimmers can improve their skills and meet their individual goals. Through the guidance of trained, experienced coaches, coupled with the support of the families,
we encourage team spirit, sportsmanship and a lifelong
love of the sport of swimming. Also, please visit our team
website at: www.TexasTerrapins.com or contact our Head
Coach, Barbara Harold, at [email protected].
LEGAL SERVICES
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Little Lamb News
All the Little Lambs students and teachers had a great
time celebrating the wonderful season of fall. Our
annual fall festival and pumpkin patch story time was
a success. The children enjoyed playing on the inflatable slides, painting pumpkins, decorating cookies, dressing up like a mummy, and getting messy with
orange “gloop.” The children loved picking out pumpkins and hearing special pumpkin stories in Good
Shepherd’s pumpkin patch. All our little “pilgrims and Indians” celebrated Thanksgiving with a yummy feast.
Now all the pumpkins and turkeys are gone and we are seeing signs of
Christmas everywhere around our school. The children are busy making all those cute Christmas crafts to share with their families. Our
children are also preparing for their Christmas program. They will be
singing some of their favorite Christmas songs.
Registration for the 2005-2006 school year will be held at the end of
January and beginning of February. Watch for upcoming registration
dates in the January Gazette or go to our website littlelambsmdo.org for
more information on our program and registration dates. Little Lambs
Mother’s Day Out and Preschool is a weekday ministry of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church serving children 18 months of age to 5
years. We have a four day Bridge program for 5 year-old children not
going to kindergarten in the fall. If you need more information, please
see our website or call us at 281-373-0052.
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a call we can give you more information about the days that are
available. Please ask to speak to Charlotte Byrne at the FAC at
281-373-0834.
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CY-FAIR PROJECT PROM 2005 NEWS
The Project Prom Committee for 2005 has great news to report!
We are half way through the year and we are right on track. This
accomplishment has been possible because of the many parents that
have volunteered to undertake the enormous task that makes Project
Prom a reality for our children and because of the senior parents, friends
and families that have participated in our fundraisers. We cannot thank
you all enough!!!!!
The next big fundraiser we are all looking forward to, Tin Hall
Dinner, Dancing and Auction night, is to be held on January 22,
2005. The theme this year is Mardi Gras and will be catered by
Boudreaux’s Cajun Kitchen. A one-week stay in a house on Kailua
Beach has been donated for one of our live auction items. The silent
auction committee has been collecting some wonderful items for everyone to bid on. Tickets are $25.00 per person and can be purchased
at the parent meetings or you can visit our website,
www.cyfairprojectprom.com for further instructions. Get them while
you can because they will go fast.
We have an ongoing need for water and soda donations. The drink
donations are for the actual Project Prom event at the Sam Houston
Racetrack in May. We are only allowed to donate coke products such
as Coca Cola, Sprite, Minute Maid Products, Diet Coke, Dasani Water, etc. Twelve packs are preferred and can be brought to the monthly
parent meetings. Labels will be available at the meetings to write
your students name and phone number on so that they receive the
Project Prom Bucks credit. Please wait until after Christmas to donate diet drinks due to their shelf life. If you cannot make the meetings but would like to donate please call Kathy Darner at 281-3735378 or Janice Post at 281-373-4832.
Future fundraisers to look forward to are the Prom Dress Boutique
and Tea on January 15th. This committee is currently taking donations of not only formal dresses, but shoes & accessories also. To
make a tax-deductible donation, please call Susan Kubacak at 281373-3312. The Cookie Dough Fundraiser will be kicking off at the
January 10th Parent Meeting. Ordering information can be found on
the Project Prom website or by calling Alisa Crosby at 281-684-7770
or Myrna Hartwig at 281-370-7449.
During the month of February, Willowbrook Mall will donate a portion of your purchases made at any of their stores. All you have to do
is take your sales receipts to the information booth for them to record.
Please don’t forget our ongoing fundraisers, Bedding Plant Flat sales,
La Maria Cantina, Market Day, ink cartridge and cell phone recycling
and Casseroles To Go. The December Parent Meeting is December
13th at 7PM in the Cy-Fair High School cafeteria. Please visit our
website www.cyfairprojectprom.com for more information on these
fundraisers.
Cy Fair Marching Band
Advances to State Competition
After 61 years, the Cy Fair High School Marching Band earned
a prestigious spot in the 2004 State UIL (University Interscholastic League) Marching Competition in San Antonio. To qualify,
the band performed at the Region 23 Competition at Pridgeon
Stadium on October 19th and earned “Sweepstakes” by receiving
a superior rating from all of the judges.
Cy Fair then advanced to the Area E UIL Competition in San
Antonio on October 25th where they placed in the top 6 against
30 other area bands. They then became eligible to compete at the
State UIL competition on November 2 in the San Antonio
Alamodome which had the top 31 marching bands in the state of
Texas.
It was a thrill for the students to perform in a venue like the
Alamodome and participate with the State’s other top bands. The
state marching competition is held every other year. The hard
work and diligence of the Cy Fair Marching Band this season
has truly paid off and they look forward to excelling at this level
again in 2006.
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Cy-Fair High School
Orchestra Winter Concert
December 6, 2004
7:00 PM
Cy-Fair FFA Booster Club
is proud to announce their
8th Annual Country Christmas Craft Show
Saturday, December 4, 2004
9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
10:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
The Cy-Fair High School Orchestra and Director Cynthia
Robicheaux invite you to enjoy a delightful evening of fine music
and holiday cheer at their Winter Concert, Monday, December
6th.
The concert is free of charge and will begin at 7:00 PM in the
Cy-Fair High School Auditorium. Complimentary refreshments
will be served during a brief intermission. Come and begin the
holiday season with a festive evening of beautiful
orchestral music!
For more information contact Cynthia Robicheaux
281.517.2194.
Cy-Fair Exhibit Center
11206 Telge Road off of Hwy 290
Indoor facility offering over 140 Vendors displaying a large variety of crafts. There will be a Silent Auction table, Chicken
Bingo, Bake Shop; Pictures with Santa (11:00 and 2:00) and BBQ
plates to go.
ADMISSION: FREE
For more information regarding booth space or event
activities, please contact Stephanie Dichero.
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December Perspective
Check out the holiday events at the Center for the Arts
“A Taffeta’s Christmas” continues in the Black Box Theatre through Dec.
12. For music lovers, a holiday concert with a plethora of performers and
music styles is set Dec. 3. For tickets or information call 281-290-5201.
L.I.F.E. Gets You Ready for the Holidays and More
Cy-Fair College’s Learning, Inspiration, Fellowship, and Enrichment programs are held Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the Cy-Fair College Branch Library (Room 131.) December programs will include hints for eBay Dec. 1,
beaded bracelets Dec. 8 and Hors d’Oeuvres Dec. 15. There will be no programs Dec. 22 or Dec. 29 due to the holiday break. Call the library at 281290-3213 for L.I.F.E. program information or check the library web page
online at cy-faircollege.com/library.
Join a book club at the Cy-Fair College Branch Library
The Voices of the Americas Book Club meets monthly at 11:30 a.m. in the
Cyber Café. This bilingual book club will discuss “Inquieta Compania” by
Carlos Fuentes Friday, Dec. 17. The Go Time Travelin’ Book Club meets at
its new time of 6:30 p.m. in the library meeting room 131 Monday, Dec. 6 to
discuss “Birth of the Chess Queen” by Marilyn Yalom. Women of the World
Book Club meets Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. in room 131 to discuss “The Color of
Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to his White Mother” by James McBride.
Elise Sheppard, teen librarian, also hosts book clubs for middle school, high
school, home school and ESL students.Visit the library web site at cyfaircollege.com/library for other book clubs and teen activities.
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
currently meets the second Sunday of each month at the Jersey
Village City Hall.
Post Commander: Gary Gafney
Post Adjutant: Howard Mead
For a membership application, please contact Hugh Gutzman
at 281-304-7404.
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CY-FAIR KIWANIS CLUB OF HOUSTON
The Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club, an affiliate of the International
Kiwanis organization, meets three times a month at the
Hearthstone Country Club in Hearthstone from 12:15 p.m.
to 1:15 p.m. for lunch, fellowship, the reporting of progress of
the Club’s sponsored children and youth projects, and programs by guest speakers on subjects involving community
affairs.
Kiwanians throughout the city and the Texas-Oklahoma District
were saddened to hear of death of Ron Combs. Ron was a founding member of the Cy-Fair Club and held a record of perfect attendance of 32 years. He has served in several offices and Board
positions at the local and District level. Memorial services were
held at Bear Creek Methodist Church on November 20th.
Entertainment Books, featuring discounts at area businesses, grocery stores, and restaurants, are available from Kiwanis members
for $21 each. The profits from sales of these books will be used
for such projects as scholarships for local high school senior Key
Club members, Langham Creek High School Choir, and other
community youth activities.
day, December 14, at the Hearthstone Country Club. The party
will be held at 6:30 p.m. in lieu of the regular luncheon meeting.
Kiwanis, International is a worldwide service organization with
“Children, Priority One” as its primary focus. Kiwanians work for
a better quality of life for the citizens of the Cy-Fair area, the state,
the nation, and the world. This Club is a “Service Club,” rich in
tradition and pride in its accomplishments. Members engage in
various fund raising events to support youth organizations, such as
Key Club, the high school division of Kiwanis; Boy Scouts; and
Girl Scouts, as well as other charitable organizations that assist
families. An annual golf tournament is one of the primary fundraisers along with a few sales projects. Kiwanis is a nonprofit organization and all funds raised are used to support these organizations and charities.
Membership in Kiwanis is open to persons of good character who
adhere to the standards of good conduct in their community and
believe in and subscribe to the objects of Kiwanis International. If
you would like to know more about Kiwanis and the service programs it promotes, call Peggy Presnell, at 281-304-7127, John
Overton at 281-890-0541; or George Crowl at 832-467-1998.
The annual Christmas party and gift exchange is planned for Tues-
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Teenage Job Seekers
Baby
Pet
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Sit
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Work
Phone
Jordan Aguilera ............. 14 ........... • ........... • ........... • ..... 281-304-6078
Emily Aitken ................. 13 ........... • ........... • .................... 281-213-3733
Hannah Aitken .............. 16 ........... • ........... • .................... 281-213-3733
Shannon Archabal ......... 14 ........... • .......... W ................... 281-256-2276
Ben Baltes ..................... 11 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-256-0394
Nicole Bell .................... 13 ........... • ................................... 281-373-3734
Ashlee Bennick ............. 17*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-373-4163
Megan Booth ................ 12*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-373-5566
Briana Borders .............. 13 ........... • ........... • .................... 281-304-0595
Mandy Borders ............. 15*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-304-0595
Sarah Bricco ................. 15*+ ....... • ........... • ........... • ..... 281-373-0070
Angie Brown ................ 13*+ ....... • ................................... 281-256-1646
Lacie Butler .................. 12 ........... • .......... •W ................... 713-283-4519
Kaleigh Calda ............... 12*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-373-9838
Travis Calda .................. 13 ........... • .......................... • ..... 281-373-9838
Garrett Campbell .......... 11 ......................... W .......... • ..... 281-373-0701
Jacob Campbell ............ 13 ........... • .......... •W .......... • ..... 281-373-0701
Justin Campbell ............ 17 ........... • .......... •W .......... • ..... 281-373-0701
Alyssa Cantu ................. 13 ........... • ........... • .................... 281-373-2117
Austin Clayton .............. 12 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-304-0436
Bill Clayton .................. 14 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-304-0436
Ross Clayton ................. 10 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-304-0436
Alexandrea Curry ......... 11 ........... • ........... • .................... 281-256-0037
Joshua Curry ................. 14 ......................................... • ..... 281-256-0037
Keelie Curry ................. 13*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-256-0037
Taylor Daly ................... 10 .......................... • .................... 281-373-0568
Jennifer Davis ............... 13 ........... • .......... •W .......... • ..... 281-256-1996
Natalie Fawcett ............. 13 ........... • ................................... 281-373-1911
Sean Ferguson ...................................................................... 281-373-1599
Eric Foerster ................. 14 ........... • ................................... 281-373-4303
Kelly Foster .................. 17*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-373-9118
Kyle Frisch ................... 13 ......................... •W ................... 281-256-9544
Kristyn Gest .................. 13*+ ....... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-6017
Michelle Gonzales ........ 13*+ ....... • .......... •W ................... 281-304-5323
Brett Hardin .................. 18*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-373-1924
Adrian Herrera .............. 13 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-213-8111
Andrew Herrera ............ 13 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-213-8111
Devon Hinton ............... 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-373-3441
Olivia Hinton ................ 15 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-373-3441
Jackie Hyland ............... 16*+ ....... • ........... • ...........................................
Jimmy Hyland ............... 14 ........... • .......... •W .......... • ..... 281-304-9295
Kirsten Johnson ............ 15 ........... • .......... •W ..........................................
Brittany Kiser ............... 15*+ ....... • .......... •W ................... 281-304-5242
Meghan Kiser ............... 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-304-5242
Liinea Knox .................. 10 ......................... •W ................... 281-373-9068
Kahley Koch ................. 11*+ ....... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-0540
Sara Koch ..................... 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-0540
Lee Kutzler ................................................... • ........... • ..... 281-373-5312
Heather LaBouff ........... 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-1244
Allyson Mashorda ........ 12 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-0143
Jennifer Mashorda ........ 14 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-0143
Jonathan McKinney ...... 9 ........................... W ................... 281-373-1570
Marshall Moore ............ 12 ........... • .......... •W .......... • ..... 281-304-4003
Christina Noel ............... 11 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-373-1327
Ashley Peters ................ 18 ........... • ................................... 281-304-1303
Michelle Petritz ............ 12 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-304-8192
Emily Phillips ............... 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-373-1421
William Phillips ............ 16*+ ....... • .......... •W ................... 281-373-1421
Laura Plamondon ......... 14 ........... • ................................... 281-373-0317
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Niki Platz ...................... 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-256-2703
Derek Polasek ............... 13 ......................... •W .......... • ..... 281-373-2272
Dorsey Reichert ............ 9 ........................... •W ................... 281-304-9956
Madison Shattenkirk ..... 16 ........... • .......... •W ................... 832-647-1303
Lori Straznicky ............. 19 ........... • ................................... 281-304-0333
Meg Stryker .................. 14 ........... • ................................... 281-256-6499
Katie Talbot .................. 13 ........... • ................................... 281-304-9218
Stephanie Thi ................ 13 ........... • .......... •W ................... 281-304-5113
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Nicole Tucker ............... 10 .......................... • .................... 281-304-6382
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Rachel Versnel .............. 14 ........... • ................................... 281-373-9756
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Carrissa Wolfe .............. 14*+ ....... • ........... • .................... 281-304-1405
Faith Young .................. 9 ........................... W ................... 281-304-0301
Devon Zika ................... 15*+ ....... • ................................... 281-373-5821
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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!
Cypress Assistance Ministries
Camp 4 ChrisT
December 4-5
Camp4Christ is a student mission to collect bedding, coats, clothes,
shoes and toiletries for the area homeless and exposes the students to a
taste of the difficulties that the homeless endure.
ALL AREA STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO JOIN US
Camp4Christ takes place over 4 consecutive weekends. The help dates
are Sun. 11/14 1:30-3:30, Sat. 11/20 from 11:00-1:00, and Sun 11/28
from 1:30-3:30. You must be present at least one work day to attend the
Camp4Christ weekend. On the help dates, students deliver flyers and
trash bags to neighborhood houses asking that donations be placed in
the trash bag for pickup on the 4th weekend. A medical release form
must be on file at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church. They are
available on the website (www.cypressg.net) and at the office.
The actual Camp4Christ will be held on Saturday 12/4. We arrive at the
church with nothing but the clothes on our backs. Students pick up the
donated items. Then they spend the night “as a homeless person”, sleeping in a cardboard box with their Camp4Christ family. That night is
filled with worship, music, speakers and fun.
Community Buck(s) Donations
Holidays, Special Days and Everyday, we need your support. The following is a brief outline of how you may contribute to Cypress Assistance
Ministries. We look forward to your visiting our facilities and hope that we
will continue to do God’s work together.
Angel’s Attic Christmas Room Opening
A Holiday Tradition at Cypress Assistance Ministries is the opening of
Angel’s Attic, “Christmas Room”. Shoppers eagerly look forward to the
vast accumulation of donated Christmas decorations, clothing and super
gift items. Mark your calendar for November 1st at 10:00 a.m. Funds received through the resale shop are utilized through out the ministry to give
assistance to those in need in the Cypress-West Houston area.
Food Pantry Needs
It is official; we are planning Thanksgiving and Christmas at the ministry. Due to the increased number of families in 2004, our demands will be
strained like never before. Turkeys and hams are especially needed, as well
as other meat products. Your monitory donations are always welcomed too.
Money spent at the Food Bank allows us to buy $20 for every $1 spent. If
your church, company or special group is looking for a way to celebrate this
holiday season, or you need information about our programs, now is the
time to start planning. Please give us a call at 281-955-7684.
Angel Tree
Each year we invite the people of Cypress-West Houston to participate in
our Angel Christmas Tree. Families with special needs and their children
are depending on this ministry. We offer a selection of needs (Angels) so
that you may chose how you wish to help. We hope you will come in and
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Harvest Bible Church
Don’t miss the true meaning of Christmas this year. In a sentence,
Christmas is the annual time of year where Jesus Christ’s birth is
remembered and celebrated. Consider a few things about Christ this
year. First, the Bible teaches the family line of the Jesus Christ. Genesis 49:8-12 (circa 1800 BC) prophesies that a ruler will come forth
from Jacob’s fourth son Judah: “The scepter will not depart from
Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until He comes to
whom it belongs and the obedience of the nations is his.” In other
words, the line of the Messiah was to come through lineage of Judah
(the “Jews”). It is a fact that Jesus did descend from the Jews.
Second, the Bible teaches that Jesus would be born of a virgin.
Isaiah 7:14 (circa 700 BC) says, “Behold, a virgin will be with child
and bear a son, and she will call His name Immanuel.” The name
“Immanuel” is a Hebrew word that means “God with us.” That’s who
Jesus was and is, he is “God with us.” And the Gospel writer Matthew records that Joseph, Jesus’ earthly father, kept Mary as a virgin
until she gave birth to Jesus.
Third, the very location of Christ’s birth was prophesied in the
Bible. Micah 5:2 (circa 750 BC), says that a ruler from the tribe of
Judah will be born in the city of Bethlehem in Judea. The exact prophecy was quoted by the Gospel writer Matthew following Jesus’ birth:
“And you, Bethlehem, land of Judah, are by no means least among
the leaders of Judah; for out of you shall come forth a Ruler, who will
shepherd my people Israel” (Matt. 2:6). Of course Bethlehem is exactly where Jesus was born.
Fourth, the Bible prophesies the evil activity that would immediately follow the birth of the Messiah. The prophet Jeremiah wrote in
625 BC the following: “A voice was heard in Ramah, weeping and
great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children; and she refused to
be comforted, because they were no more.” What’s of interest here is
the fact that King Herod the Great, the king in Judea during the days
of Christ’s birth, had all the little boys two years and younger slaughtered because he felt his authority was in danger by the birth of Jesus.
It scared him so badly that he killed all the little boys in that land.
Jeremiah saw the mourning in that region over 600 years prior to that
fateful and terrible event, and he recorded those words of lament in
Jeremiah 31:15. Matthew reflected back noted Jeremiah’s prophecy,
so he recorded that the it had been fulfilled after all those little boys
died (Matt. 2:18).
Fifth, the Bible prophesied of the early activity of the Messiah.
Immediately after Herod’s decree of death, Joseph took Mary and
Jesus out of Judea and into Egypt to flee from the danger. Once Herod
was dead they came out of Egypt, and Matthew 2:15 records the fulfillment of the prophet Hosea in 11:1 (750 BC) when he says, “Out of
Egypt I called my Son.”
In sum, Jesus Christ can only be the Messiah predicted in the Holy
Scriptures. Those who reject this must also reject Christmas because
Christmas is a celebration of the fact that Jesus is God. We worship
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Fairfield Baptist Church
Upcoming Events
Join us for the Christmas season. We have many special events for
children and adults. Enjoy the children’s programs, worship with us
and discover the real Jesus. Christmas Eve we will host a Candlelight
Service at 5 and 7 pm. Come and worship with us.
God’s Little Angel’s MDO Christmas Program will be December 9 at
6:30 p.m. Parents, grandparents, neighbors, friends and families are invited. MDO Christmas parties will be December 16. MDO Winter break
will be December 20 to January 3, resuming classes on January 4.
AWANA Christmas Party will be held December 12 at 5:00 p.m. followed by the Children’s Choir Musical at 6:15 p.m. Enjoy the Christmas spirit while our children proclaim the story of Christmas.
Student Ministry will be taking a Christmas Caroling Hayride, December 15, from 6:00 -9:00 pm. This will be a casual night of fun,
music and snacks. Our regular worship times are Wednesday night “Halftime”, from 6:45-9:00 pm. Sunday morning small groups at 11:00 am,
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On December 19 our Holiday schedule begins. Worship Service times
will change to 9:00 and 11:05 am. Sunday school and Kidstuf will not
be held December 19 to January 2, but will resume on January 9.
Financial Peace University is a Dave Ramsey video based financial
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Make plans to join us for the Ladies Bible Study Coffee, January 11 at
9:30 am. Information will be available on the upcoming classes which
begin January 18, 2005.
Services: Fairfield Baptist Church has Worship Services at 8:30, 9:45
and 11:00 a.m. (December 19, times will change to 9:00 and 11:05 a.m.)
Adult Community Groups meet on Sundays and throughout the week
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area. “First Wednesday”, is our unique casual, interactive service that
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Fairfield Church of Christ
“Discovering the Heart of Christ, in the Heart of Fairfield.”
Maybe it’s our thoughts that need a diet! To change your life, you
must get rid of old thoughts and be able to accept some new ones. One
of the greatest truths is that you create your life with your thoughts. Your
thoughts are what make things happen. Thoughts and words have power.
Each thought in your mind is the seed for everything you do, feel, or say.
Thoughts are what create our feelings. If you want to feel happy you
need to change your thoughts. If you are feeling depressed, angry, jealous or sad you are the one that is causing you to feel that way with your
negative thoughts. You have more control over your thoughts than over
anything else in your life. When you are able to control your thoughts
you will be able to control your world. Thoughts create everything that
happens to you. Thoughts are what produce results in your life. You will
get more of whatever you focus your thoughts on. Whatever you think
about frequently will happen in your life. If you focus your thoughts on
lack of money, worrying about a certain event or about becoming sick,
that is exactly what is going to happen. You have a great power that
needs to be used in the right way. Drop your negative thoughts today. –
written by Barb Garza
Each Sunday we seek to present the positive effects Jesus has on our
thoughts and ultimately our lives. Why don’t you plan to come and be a
part of worship services at Fairfield church? It will bless your lives and
you will be refreshed and recharged, ready to realize how precious life
is. Please take a look below at our worship times and other activities we
have and drop by some time. We would love to meet you.
Also, thanks to everyone from the community who came to our Fall
Festival. It was a huge success thanks to you. We enjoyed the big crowd
and the smiling faces of all the kids who enjoyed all of the games and
free gifts and prizes.
On Sunday mornings; Bible Classes for babies to adults begins at
9:30am. Each bible class is taught by loving, well prepared, Christians
utilizing the latest in educational techniques and finest bible curriculums.
Worship is at 10:30am and each service is carefully thought out and
planned by our worship ministry leaders. Every service is meant to bring
glory to the name of Jesus and help each person realize how wonderful
it is when you fall in love with Jesus as your savior.
At 5:00pm on Sunday evenings we have “Power Surge.” This is a
program that each week offers different ways to grow as a person. Monthly
activities include, “Prayer Vigil” (a time of prayer for any need), “Celebration of Life” (a time of food, fellowship and acknowledging the
wonderful gift of life God gives us each day, “Acronym Sunday” (a fun
time of bible study that is always full of surprises).
Monday nights at 7:37pm, “It’s A Guy Thing” Monday Night Football.” Come and enjoy talking about all the games over the weekend,
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of the week. There is no charge and all guys of all ages are always welcome.
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Each Tuesday is a special “Ladies’ Brown Bag Lunch and Prayer.” Ladies come together at 12 noon and spend time eating and fellowshipping
and then a time of prayer. Everyone in the community is invited to come.
Mid-week Bible studies are also offered every Wednesday at 7:30pm.
This is a great time to pause in the middle of a busy week and be reenergized 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. You
may also call the church office and set up a time to come into our sanctuary for a personal time of prayer and reflection. We are available to
meet your prayer needs 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, holidays and
weekends included.
At Fairfield Church of Christ it is all about Heart.
(H)- Helping, everyone as Jesus would.
(E)- Encouraging, God’s family through love and fellowship.
(A)- Adoring, the one true and living God in worship.
(R)- Reaching, out to others with the message of hope.
(T)- Training, God’s people for greater service.
If you have any questions or we can help you in any way please call the
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Fruitful Word Ministries
Have you ever experienced a valley season in your life? In early
2000 I was faced with a health situation that came on suddenly and
unexpectedly. Having never experienced any real health problems, I
was stunned. I not only had to deal with the physical struggles, but I
felt as though I had been spiritually knocked off my feet. I was deeply
hurt that the Lord had allowed it to happen. Still, I knew He loved me
and that He was with me.
I quoted Psalm 23 over and over, trying desperately to overcome
the crippling fear that surrounded me like a dark tunnel. I spent hours
in prayer on my knees before Him. The Lord spoke clearly to me
through notes from friends, comments on the radio, and music. It
seemed everywhere I went, I heard references to Psalm 23. God kept
letting me know that He is my Lord and my Shepherd, and that He
was guiding me through the darkness.
It was during this time that a song by Ginny Owens came out entitled “If You Want Me To.”
In the song, Ginny sang of being in a situation she wouldn’t have
chosen, yet walking forward through the valley, trusting those trials
would bring her closer to her Lord. Her words ministered to me and
helped me put my situation into perspective. I felt like the Lord had
her sing it just for me!
During the darkest periods of my valley, it was music that the Lord
used to restore my soul. We have a Shepherd who loves us more than
we can imagine. He desires to comfort us with His faithful guidance
and lead us in paths of righteousness.
Read Psalm 23 below:
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not be in want. He makes me lie
down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores
my soul. He guides me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.
Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will
fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell
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When you are broken and your dreams are shattered, He will restore your soul. When life seems out of control, He will lead you
beside quiet waters. The Lord is your Shepherd, and if you follow
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God has come to earth to dwell among His people…
We celebrate the Advent Season at Good Shepherd
On Friday Dec. 3rd we will have our HAYRIDE AND HOTDOG ROAST
at High Star Christmas Tree Farm on Becker Road in Hockley, just a
ten minute drive down the road. Again the chance for great food (ok
that’s a stretch – but it is roasted over open fires) and great singing as
we gather from 6:30 to 8:30 to roast hotdogs, sing Christmas Carols
and enjoy a hayride. This has become a great family tradition! Call
the church office for details.
On Saturday Dec 4th our youth will remind us of the true spirit of
the season, our ability in a small way to follow the path of our Savior
who gave himself for us. These brave junior and senior high kids
have set that day aside for their annual CAMP FOR CHRIST. Those of
you who have spent at least one year in the area know, this is the
culmination of a month’s worth of work as our kids spread throughout the community to collect clothes, blankets, baby and personal
items for the Angels Attic of Cypress Assistance Ministries. The real
challenge will come on that Saturday night when, no matter what the
weather, the youth camp out in boxes on the church lawn letting them
experience, if even just for a day, what it means to give up their possessions.
The next Sunday (Dec 12th) is time for SIGHTS, SOUNDS, AND SMELLS
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As we prepare for Christmas week, celebrate the birth of our Lord
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Christmas” pageant – what a blessing this will be. Then the next
week, Friday December 17th the adults and youth of Good Shepherd
will present the “Heart of Christmas”. What a great way to begin the
week leading to the celebration of our Lord and Savior’s birth.
Advent culminates with four Christmas Eve Services: At 4 pm a
Family Service, at 6 pm a Contemporary Service, at 8 pm a Service
of Carols and Lessons and all that jazz, and then at 11 pm a Traditional Midnight Service. All services will culminate with the lighting
of candles and the singing of Silent Night.
All in all a great time to experience Good Shepherd. Join your
friends and neighbors as we worship together. Good Shepherd is
located on Cypresswood, two blocks east of Mason Rd. In addition
to any of these programs the church family looks forward to meeting
you and your family at either the 8:31 Traditional Worship, the 10:59
Contemporary Praise service, or the Saturday evening Common
Grounds service which meets at 5:55 p.m. Call 281 373-CARE (2273)
for more information.
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Trinity Vineyard Church
Who are we?
Trinity Vineyard is a new church that is gathering in Fairfield. We
love Jesus. We are growing through study of the bible. We find life
and purpose in relationships. We drink coffee together and dress
casually. We exist to pursue God in the company of friends.
What’s on our mind this month?
We are currently going through a series called Alpha. Alpha is a
practical introduction to the Christian faith. Everyone is invited to
come with their questions and join us on a journey to explore the
meaning of life. This past month we have explored the subjects of
how to be sure of our faith, prayer, reading the bible, and how God
guides us.
In December we will look at the importance of the church and conclude the Alpha series with discovering how to make the most of the
rest of our lives. We will also reflect on the birth of Christ and the
impact He has had in history, our culture, our churches, and our lives.
Who is invited?
Imperfect people of all ages, backgrounds, and cultures are welcome to attend.
When are our Gatherings?
On Sunday evenings at 6:00 pm to 7:15pm. Children’s programs are
provided for those 6 months – 5th grade. Mid-week small groups are
another opportunity to join us in this mission to pursue God in the
company of friends. We study the bible together, pray for each other,
and do life together. Email us or call for more info.
What is our Location?
Our services are currently at Fairfield Dance Studio at Lakeside
Place of Fairfield office building. The street address is: 15040
Fairfield Village Place Suite 180 Cypress, TX 77429.
What is our contact information?
Our web page is www.TrinityVineyardChurch.cc. Our phone # is
281-256-3353. Our email is [email protected]
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MAID SERVICES: We want to CLEAN your home. Fairfield References. Bonded.Will furnish supplies. A family owned business
since 1987. FREE ESTIMATES. Call us at 281-859-3162.
DATA RECOVERY: Accidentally deleted files from your PC? Virus blasted your hard drive? Laptop display broken? Need your
important filesrecovered quickly? Contact Bill at 281-304-7445.
Confidential. Reasonable rates. Professional recovery software. Files
restored to CD or floppy. Fairfield resident.
PART-TIME JOB IN FAIRFIELD: Fairfield Animal Hospital is
seeking a part-time front desk person to work the afternoon shift
from 3-6 pm and some Saturdays. Must be a people person, computer skills a plus, will train. Fax resume to 281-213-3625.
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. Please call Nicole Meadows at 281-304-0813.
OFFICE FOR SUB-LEASE: Single office on the second floor of
the Lakeside Place of Fairfield building is available for rent. Call
281-304-1230 for details.
CHILDCARE IN MY HOME: Experienced stay at home mother
providing childcare Monday -Friday. Part time or full time, before
and after care for children attending Little Lambs MDO M-W-F
and Ault. Planned activities, Hot meals, and snacks provided. References available upon request please contact Debbie @ 832-9280816 for more information.
CAPE JANITORIAL & MAID SERVICES: Commercial &
Residential - “We clean the corners others try to cut!” Wash &
change bedding, clean bathrooms, dust entire house, sweep & mop,
vacuum entire house, empty trash, clean kitchen (oven & refrigerator if needed), polish furniture & woodwork, lawn service, 10%
OFF New Customers First Clean, 832-512-8478.
HORSEBACK RIDING INSTRUCTION: Beginner - Advanced.
Just for fun, exercise, or show preparation. Children and Adults
welcomed with any experience. I have safe horse and facilities.
Prices are very reasonable and according to each lesson plan. References are available. 713-560-7491.
NEED CHILDCARE? Cy-Fair elementary teacher with 9 years
experience starting childcare in my home beginning 1/3/05. Infant
- school age. CPR trained. Breakfast, lunch and snacks provided.
Competitive rates. Limited spaces available. Contact Stephanie at
713-305-7875 after 5pm.
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Like to socialize? Come join us. For more information, contact us at
281-373-1374 or e-mail [email protected]. (nonsmoking
group).
BRIGHTON PURSE FOR SALE: Chocolate brown leather with
shoulder strap (lower 2-3 inches of purse is crocodile). Brand new –
never been used. In original box with Brighton Certificate. Great
Christmas gift. Original price $250; will take $155 (negotiable). Call
Debbie at 281-373-1514.
CAR FOR SALE: NEW 2004 Hyundai Elantra For Sale/Under
100 miles/Red $10,500. please call 281-304-6774
or [email protected].
HONDA REFLEX SCOOTER FOR SALE: 03 Honda Reflex
Scooter. YLW. Custom Driver Back Rest. 47k miles. Beautiful condition. $3,600.00 OBO. 281-373-1100 or 832-247-8061.
SUBURBAN FOR SALE: Looking for a good home for my baby!
2001 Chevrolet Suburban – Gray color. Great condition; very clean;
well taken care of. Serviced by only one mechanic. 73K Miles —
$18,000 Extended warranty included. Call Susan at 281-373-9045.
TRUCK FOR SALE: A Classic, 1978 GMC Heavy Half, regular
cab, long bed pick up. Brand new re-built engine 350 auto, AC, new
carb $3500. neg 281.272.8707.
ATV FOR SALE: 2001 Polaris Trail Boss 325. Looks and runs
great. This ATV is ready to go. Tires are in great shape; new battery
and brakes. Just fully serviced. $2,250. Call 713-724-7956.
ATV FOR SALE: Just in time for Christmas! 2003, Italian made,
LEM “Condor” 50cc kids 4-wheeler. Excellent condition, ridden very
little. Retail $1,699, asking $1,100. Visit the LEM website at
www.lem-motor.com to see. Call, 281-213-3416.
TRAILER FOR SALE: Pace 2002 6X10 Enclosed Trailer for sale:
Checkered flooring with tiedown hooks mounted on floor. Vent on
top. Side door, rear drop down ramp. Excellent cond. $2100 Call
281-256-6161.
JACK RUSSELL PUPPY’S FOR SALE: Jack Russell puppy’s
for CHRISTMAS / NEW YEARS, litter due 11/21 mother in
(Fairfield), dad in Coles Crossing—— $200.00 each 281-213-9646
FREE TO GOOD HOME: Grey, male cockatiel. Somewhat
trained. Very trainable. Will respond well to kindness and attention. You must provide large cockatiel cage. Call Beverly 281-3041491.
DOG FOR SALE: 1 year old male Chinese Sharpei, full bred, AKC
registered, parents and grandparents are champions. Very rambunctious and loving. Moving to California and can not take him with
me. Asking $200.00 or best offer. Ashley 281-256-2614 or 832457-5651.
FOR SALE: LAWNMORE TORO 21" personal pace/recycler/
with mower bag 6.5 hp self propelled in excellent condition. $250.00
Call David 713-724-7956.
SACRIFICE: Beautiful Connelly Billiards table and accessories
looking to move to the right home. Call Daryl: 281.373.1135 (home)
713.434.5197 (work).
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FOR SALE: Gym Quality Tuff Stuff Half Cage Ensemble for full
body workout. Fully adjustable bar catch and safety spotter. Includes
a built-in High/Low pulley system with Pec Fly attachment, Bench
with Preacher Curl and Leg Extension / Curl Attachment, 300+ #
Weights, Weight Tree, several bars, 3/4 “ black padded floor mats.
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FOR SALE: Maternity Clothes – Fall/Winter, L-XL in great shape,
bought in 2003. For work and casual. $80 for all OBO.; Visioneer
OneTouch 8900 USB scanner/copier. Never opened. For Windows
98 minimum. $25.00. 281-304-0056.
USED MOVING BOXES: 150-160 S/M/L boxes(1.5 to 6 cu ft) and
large dishpacks, ready to pack, includes some packing materal. Used
once. Approximate Cost $300 . 1/2 price -OBO.David 281-2563794. New resident in Fairfield.
FOR SALE: Furniture for Sale-Round Oak dining room table with
4 chairs $400 OBO, Blue sofa and loveseat with flowers $350 OBO
and childs bedroom furniture $400 OBO. Call Barb 281-256-1519.
FOR SALE: 37 in. x 61 in. Contemporary-style Elba Alvarez abstract print. Nice black frame. Primary color is blue. Very nice. $75. Hunter green torch lamp. -$10. Please call 281-304-8748.
TABLES FOR SALE: White with gray solid marble coffee table
and matching end table. $100 for both. Also, oak coffee table - $40.
All are in good condition. Please call 281-304-8748.
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FOR SALE: 18 in.white, purple, and pink girl’s bike. $10. Please
call 281-304-8748.
FOR SALE: Sofa-Earth-tone Floral print-$100.00. Two Rose Recliners-$50.00(both). Oak Roll-Top desk (needs back panel attached)$100.00.Young child’s desk-$35.00.Blk Sewing table (simple)$25.00. 281-256-9975
FOR SALE: Computer desk and hutch for sale. Light oak with pull
out “L” desk space and file cabinet drawer. Great condition. Will
email picture if interested. $75. 281-304-0247 or email
[email protected].
FOR SALE: Today’s Kid’s Dino Rocker $10, Today’s Kid’s Electronic Rocking Horse $45, T- Ball Stand $5, Little tikes T-ball stand
$5 or Hanging Swing $10 Evenflow Ultara premier Car Seat $35,
Graco Pack N Play $35, Bicycle $20, Technics Turntable $15, Southwestern Accent Lamps, Vases, and Pictures. All items are in EXCELLENT CONDITION and will take BEST offer! Please call 281304-8038 and MAKE AN OFFER!!!
FOR SALE: Power Wheels by Fisher Price Electric Jeep. Ford F150
XLT 4x4 off road. New battery super 6 Volt. $89 OBO. Please call
281-304-8038 and MAKE AN OFFER!!!
FURNITURE FOR SALE: Barely used Beige matching Sofa and
Loveseat. 3 years old. Must see to appreciate. $300 for both pieces.
Dining Room Table and 6 Chairs. Oak with hunter green trim. $150
for set. Square cherry coffee table and 2 matching end tables. $100
for trio. Call 281-256-3347.
FOR SALE: Moving Sale. 7-piece Cherry wood Bedroom
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suite…$3700 new, yours for $1250. Slate Blue leather sectional,
$975. Dinning table w/6 chairs, $240. Oak coffee table, $70. Lamps,
$20. Artificial plants, $5. Golf decor galore and much more. Call
281-304-9657.
FOR SALE: Marriott Hotel $100 Gift Certificate (2-night stay
required)…only $50! Genuine Ostrich golf bag, $75. Cherry wood
table, $40. Cherry butler table, $40. 4 wooden snack tables, $16.
Call 281-635-9981.
FOR SALE: Moving boxes - medium and large, about 75 pieces,
$75. Hot pink 20-inch Schwinn bike, $40. 281-2139768 (leave message).
FOR SALE: Beaded white wedding dress with veil, slip, train &
shoes (size 6). Size 4, altered for petite woman; $225.00, Pictures
available. Call 281-256-3673.
FOR SALE: One 30” bedroom interior door, $15.00; One set of
interior French doors approx. 5 feet wide with divided light glass
panes $25.00; Call 281-256-3673.
FOR SALE: 7 piece honey-colored solid oak bedroom suite - superior condition. Huge mirror with crown molding top, triple dresser,
hb, fb, 2 nightstands, midsize armoire. $700 OBO. Call Shelley 281304-0697.
BABY ITEMS FOR SALE: Infant swing set: $35 barely used (paid
$70 from toys r us). bouncer: $5. infant car seat: $20. gently used &
very clean. infant buth tub $5. Diaper pail: $5. please call sonia @
281-256-9183 or e-mail [email protected].
FOR SALE: Love seat: $100 (obo) very clean & good condition.
paid $400 about three years ago. call sonia @ 281-256-9183 or email me at [email protected]. i can send photo.
FOR SALE: New Bassett bedroom furniture and mattress . Terrace Place Collection, twin size bed, white finish, all wood , complete set. $650.00 in store. Top quality twin mattress/box spring, at
store for $350.00. Will sell bed set for $400 and mattress for
$300. Call 281-256-1808.
PIANO FOR SALE: Story and Clark, Baby Grand with player. The
player will play the piano with background music. Beautiful Walnut
finish and is in like new condition. $12,000.OBO 713-501-7784.
NEEDED: Need new home: matching Graco high chair and stroller,
Sweet Cherokee baby bedding set (pink), Brio Compatible train table
w/drawers; Little Tikes HUGE pink/white toy chest; Little Tikes
Rocking Cow; Little Tikes horsey ride along, LOTS of baby/toddler
toys, “dolly” brand booster seat w/tray. EVERYTHING must go! call
Michelle 281.373.1135
FOR SALE: 3- 42-1/2" white faux wood blinds: 1 -42-3/4" white
faux wood blinds. $20.00 ea. This is 1/2 price. Like new.
281.251.1177
LOVESEAT FOR SALE: Blue-gray loveseat for sale. Great condition. Soft cushioned arms and back. Comfortable! Great for family
room, gameroom, playroom, or sitting area. $40. Call 281-304-6146.
CASTLE PLAYSET FOR SALE: Large, authentic sturdy castle
has realistic stone facade and lookout tower. Built-in slide for quick
exits. Secret crawl-through door behind pretend fireplace. $150. 281304-6146.
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FOR SALE: Breakfast table with wood and glass 45" octagonal
top. Price includes four chairs with honeycomb/lattice backs and rustcolored upholstered seats. $40. Please call 281-304-6146.
FOR SALE: Graco Bordeaux (navy/yellow)pattern: High chair,
stroller with infant car seat/carrier, battery-operated 3-speed opentop swing. All excellent condition! $125. Call 281-304-6146.
LOVESEAT FOR SALE: Blue-gray loveseat for sale. Great condition. Soft cushioned arms and back. Comfortable! Great for family
room, gameroom, playroom, or sitting area. $40. Call 281-304-6146.
FOR SALE: Cargo funiture twin size bed—includes side rails. Perfect for transitioning from crib to regular bed. Also can serve as a
daybed when only one rail used $165. 281-373-4250.
FOR SALE: Two 100% Cashmere Long-sleeved Sweaters, Size
Small, with tags still attached. Great gift for teen girl. Colors are
purple and red. $35 each or $60 for both. Call 281-373-0014 or
email for pictures [email protected].
CAMCORDER FOR SALE: Gently used, Panasonic Palmcorder
VHS with 50x digital zoom and 23x Hi-definition Zoom lens. Includes battery, battery charger, blank tape, and camera bag. $150
o.b.o. Please call 281-373-9448.
CAR SEAT FOR SALE: Graco infant car seat. $15.00 Please call
281-373-9448.
FOR SALE: 2 infant life jackets $15 each, Fold’n Go booster seat
$10, Evenflo Soft’n Wide Gate $18, Baby Jogger Twinner 2 double
stroller $200, Discover Sounds kitchen $15, Play microwave $5. Call
281-256-1719
MOVING SALE: 550 gallon - 7 person spa, $2000, Oak computer
desk $50.00, Toro lawn mower, edger, blower, vacuum, dining set,
Lane leather sofa and chair 1/2 $1500, 281-213-9449
FOR SALE: Light buffed pine Baby Furniture, like new! Dress w/
changing top, and Sleigh Bed Crib, $350. Oak Dining Table, rounded
rectangle, corner legs, vertical slatted backs cushioned seats, 2 armed/
4 side chairs, $500. 281-373-9678
FOR SALE: Step Two Wagon, 3 individual compartments, like a
train, drink holders in each and seat storage... caboose detaches.. tons
of toddler fun...pulls 3 or 2 and one for “stuff” $60...281-373-9678
COMPUTER FOR SALE: AMD Athlon 750mhz with 15" monitor. Tower case, Windows 2000 Pro, 128mb ram, 20gb drive, 10/
100 network card, SoundBlaster audio, keyboard, mouse. $225 o.b.o.
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FOR SALE: Fisher Price baby monitor $20.00. Playskool high chair
$30.00. Fold-up booster high chair $10.00. Graco travel system
stroller, navy & yellow plaid $65.00. 2 toddler car seats $15.00 each.
Infant car seat $10.00. Karen 281 373-2100.
FOR SALE: ADORABLE Girls infant bedding-yellow checkered
w/ flowers. Includes bumper pad, sheet, dust ruffle, accent pillow &
pocket wall hanging $75.00. MUST SEE! Karen 281 373-2100.
FOR SALE: BEAUTIFUL Girls twin bedding-yellow polka-dot w/
cotton candy colors. Includes comforter, dust ruffle, 3 accent pillows,
king sham & window valance $90.00. CUSTOM MADE! Karen
281 373-2100.
FOR SALE: Umbrella stroller $3.00. Adult bike 21 speed-Huffy
$45.00. Boys X Games bike $60.00. Little Tikes cozy convertible
car $25.00. Lots of toys for sale...come see. Karen 281 373-2100.
FOR SALE: Toddler Safety First bed rail. Easy Raise and lower
side rail. Brand new. Paid $30.00, want $10.00. Call Cindy 281256-1808.
FOR SALE: Antique Mantel Clocks & Cuckoo Clocks that are in
great condition. Prices range from $150 to $225. Can e-mail pictures. Call 281-256-0180.
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3/2/2, 1675 SqFt, $127,500
15322 Redbud Leaf Lane,
4/2.5/2, 2860 SqFt, $158,900
20318 Silverwood Trail,
5/3.5/3, 4191 SqFt, $289,900
Dawn Fore's Fairfield Market Report
Neighborhood
832-478-1211
281-731-7399
Professional Group
281-894-1000
Chappell Ridge
Cottage Glen
The Crossing
The Estates
Garden Grove
Inwood Glen
Inwood Meadows
Inwood Park
Lakes/Lake Ridge 2
Landing/Reserve
Meadows
Oaks
Park/Retreat
Pines
Summer Ridge
Trails
3rd Quarter Results
Sold $ per SqFt DOM
4
$63.00
37
6
$74.42
91
5
$69.59
39
1
$71.89
47
12
$60.50
114
4
$65.71
61
6
$65.97
81
11
$66.21
77
1
$76.53
51
3
$65.93
117
3
$71.62
110
3
$69.48
80
0
0
0
3
$62.70
112
Current
Avail
Pending
6
0
5
2
6
0
3
0
14
1
7
3
14
2
13
2
8
2
3
1
5
0
1
0
5
0
3
1
1
0
4
0
These numbers for resale homes were obtained from the Houston Mulitiple Listing Service.While we have no reason
to doubt the accuracy of this information, we cannot guarantee it. This is not a solicitation of currently listed properties.
Peel,
Inc.
P.O. Box 886
Littlefield, Texas 79339
% Voice 806-385-6444
52
Presorted Standard
U.S. Postage
PAID
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