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August 2005 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GVolumeAZETTE 12 Number 8

C O M M U N I T Y • G A Z E T T E OFFICIAL FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER Congratulations Fairﬁeld American AA8 All Stars! They made it through the Division Tournament UNDEFEATED!

So come on Fairﬁeld residents, let’s give them a BIG GOOD LUCK ALL STARS as they go on to compete in the State Tournaments in Dayton,Texas Starting July 9th.

Bottom Row L-R: Collin Rock, Jakob Aguirre, Clayton Boyce, Tanner White, Taylor Dodd, Patrick Thomas Middle Row L-R: Michael Lark, Cameron Mauzey, Conner Mauzey, Trevor Bartz, Ryan Gibbs, Phillip Grandgean

Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. Coaches: David Rock, Jay Bartz, Darrin White, Phil Grandgean (notFAIRFIELD pictured) COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 1 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Important Numbers Keith Elementary ...... 281-213-1744 EMERGENCY NUMBERS Goodson Junior High School ...... 281-373-2350 Ambulance/Fire ...... 911 UTILITY NUMBERS Poison Control ...... 800-222-1222 ENTEX (gas) ...... 713-659-2111 Sheriff’s Department ...... 911 HL&P (Electricity) ...... 713-207-2222 NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS Southwestern Bell (phone) ...... 713-638-7000 Ambulance ...... 713-466-4073 ST Environmental (Sewer/water) ...... 281-398-8211 Cy-Fair Medical Clinic (24 hr) ...... 281-890-4285 Time Warner Cable ...... 713-462-9000 FBI ...... 713-693-5000 Waste Management (trash) ...... 713-686-6666 Fire ...... 713-466-4073 Harris County Animal Control ...... 281-999-3191 Advertising Information Sheriff’s Department ...... 713-221-6000 Please support the businesses that advertise in the Gazette. Their ad- Vacation Watch ...... 281-647-9371 CHURCHES vertising dollars make it possible for all Fairfield residents to receive Christ the Redeemer Presbyterian Church ...... 281-357-8880 the monthly newsletter at no charge. No homeowners association Community of Faith ...... 832-875-2520 funds are used to produce or mail the newsletters. If you would like to Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church ...... 281-469-5533 support the Gazette by advertising, please contact our Sales Manager, Fairfield Baptist Church ...... 281-373-5446 Fairfield Church of Christ ...... 281-373-1900 Kelly Peel @ 512-589-5471; [email protected] or Sales Rep., Kim Fountain of Life Fellowship ...... 281-373-9337 Moore @ 281-373-3807; [email protected] Good Shepherd United Methodist Church ...... 281-373-2273 Harvest Bible Church ...... 281-304-1441 Messian Lutheran Church ...... 281-890-3013 Saint Aidan’s Episcopal Church ...... 281-353-3203 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE The Fellowship at Fairfield ...... 281-923-5130 COMMITTEE NUMBERS Procedures for Submitting Articles Crime Watch Chairman: Drew Carter ...... 713-201-8450 & Personal Classifieds Fairfield Area Swim Team: Carla Tharp ...... 281-373-3955 Fairfield Women’s Club: Casey Buckley ...... 281-373-3870 If you would like to submit an article and/or personal classified ad(s) for publica- NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE tion in the Gazette, please follow these guidelines: Holly A. Reichert ...... 281-304-9956 NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER Peel, Inc...... 806-385-6444 Articles, personal classified ads (limit 30 words), questions regarding regular col- Adver./Kelly Peel, Sales Manager ...... [email protected], 512-589-5471 umns and teen job postings (i.e. additions, deletions, changes) must be submitted Adver./Kim Moore, Sales Rep ...... [email protected], 281-373-3807 to the editor, Holly Reichert, via e-mail at [email protected]. FAIRFIELD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Resident Board Members: Please submit all articles and personal classified ads in Microsoft Word only. Joni Seifert (Chappell Ridge) ...... 281-256-2853 Photographs and graphics must be submitted as a JPG file. Kay Jukes (Chappell Ridge) ...... 281-373-9301 John White (Chappell Ridge) ...... 281-373-1223 The deadline for submission of articles and personal classified ads is by the 10th of John Hanes (Garden Grove) ...... 713-431-2245 each month; your article and/or ad will appear in the following month’s Gazette. Kraig Sheffield (Inwood Park) ...... 281-830-0390 In order for the Gazette to be delivered on time the submission deadline date will Alex Griffith (Inwood Park) ...... 281-304-4026 be strictly adhered to and no articles and/or personal classified ads will be accepted Eric Marsh (Inwood Park, FF Village Community Assoc.) ...... 281-304-7664 after the 10th of each month. Jeff Martin (Inwood Park) ...... 281-726-2438 Mark Gafford (Inwood Park) ...... 281-373-4426 ALL ARTICLES AND/OR PERSONAL CLASSIFIED ADS Anna Graves (Lakes of Fairfield ...... 281-304-8851 MUST GO THROUGH THE EDITOR. Mary Goins (Lakes of Fairfield) ...... 281-256-1008 Chris Delahoussaye (Lakes of Fairfield) ...... 281-304-9112 PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE PUBLISHER DIRECTLY. Rick Todd (Trails of Fairfield) ...... 281-304-1741 Articles submitted directly to the publisher Friendswood Development: will not be accepted or published. 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 If you would like to submit or have questions regarding business advertising Nan Peavey (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Lakes) ...... 281-875-1552 and/or business classified ads, please contact Kelly Peel at 512-589-5471 or via GOVERNMENT/STATE NUMBERS e-mail at [email protected]. Courthouse Annex ...... 281-859-0685 Driver’s License ...... 713-681-6187 Thank you, Holly A. Reichert, #281-304-9956 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 Cy-Fair College ...... 281-290-3200 Cypress Area Home Schoolers ...... 281-890-3792 Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC) ...... 281-373-0834 Fairfield Information Center ...... 281-373-1177 Friendswood Development ...... 281-875-1552 Harris Co. Library (Northwest) ...... 281-890-2665 Harris Co. Animal Control ...... 281-999-3191 �� Harris County Mosquito Control ...... 713-440-4800 ��★��★�� SCHOOL NUMBERS ★ ★ ★ Ault Elementary ...... 281-373-2800 �� Bus Information ...... 281-897-4380 �� Cy-Fair Administration ...... 281-897-4000 www.partyrentalusa.com Cy-Fair High School ...... 281-897-4600

Don Machrowicz Jeanne Machrowicz RE/MAX Platinum Club Named Realtor of the Year by the & Hall of Fame Texas Association of Builders

FAIRFIELD’S ONLY ON-SITE REAL ESTATE OFFICE!! Current Fairfi eld Listings 15818 Lake Loop Dr ...... 4/3.5/3 ...Pending ..$278,900 20418 Scenic Woods ...... 3+/2/2 ...... $151,900 20811 Magnolia Brook Ln ...... 4/3.5/2 .... POOL ...$269,900 21726 May Apple Ct ...... 4/2/2 ...... $150,300 15211 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ..5/3.5/2D ...... $235,555 15406 Misty Dawn ...... 4/2.5/2 ...... $149,900 15218 Brown Eyed Susan Ct .. 4+/3.5/2 ...... $230,190 21750 May Apple Ct ...... 3/2/2 ...... $149,305 20811 Chappell Knoll ...... 4/2.5/2D .....Pool .....$229,900 21702 Wimsome Rose Ct ...... 3/2/2 ...... $147,175 15214 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ....3+/3/2 ...... $220,965 20514 Daisy Bloom Ct ...... 4/2/2 ...... $147,085 15219 Brown Eyed Susan Ct .. 4+/2.5/2 ...... $218,200 15103 Hillside Park Way ...... 3+/2.5/2Pool/Pending $139,900 15207 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ....4+/3/3 ...... $216,605 16431 Redbud Berry ...... 4/2.5/2 ...... $139,900 15111 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ... 4/3.5/2 ...... $216,310 16226 Bloom Meadow ...... 4/2/2 .....Pending ..$139,500 15222 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ... 4/3.5/2 ...Pending ..$212,285 21911 Amber Elm Tr ...... 4/2.5/2 ...Pending ..$135,900 15203 Brown Eyed Susan Ct ... 4/2.5/3 ...... $211,830 20419 Lone Star Oak ...... 3/2.5/2 ...... $134,900 20826 Ochre Willow Trl ...... 4/2/2 ...... $185,940 15119 Red Cedar Cove ...... 3/2/2 ...... $134,900 20815 Chappell Knoll ...... 4/2.5/2 ...... $185,900 19802 Black Cherry Bend Ct ... 4/2.5/2 ...... $134,900 15614 Country Fair ...... 4/2/2 ...... $185,900 15142 Red Cedar Cove Ln ...... 3+/2.5/2 ...... $128,900 20303 Fairfi eld Trace Dr ...... 4/3.5/2 ...Pending ..$174,900 21518 Pebble Pine Ct ...... 4/2/2 ...... $127,900 15430 Wild Timber ...... 4/2/2 ...... $174,900 19915 Black Cherry Bend ...... 3/2/2 ...... $126,900 20506 Gentle Ridge Ct...... 4/2/2 .....Pending ..$173,900 15407 Hillside Park Way ...... 3/2/2 ...... $124,900 15318 Woodland Orchard ...... 4/2.5/2 ...... $171,999 15119 Hillside Park Way ...... 3/2.5/2 ...... $119,900 14915 Redbud Lead Ln ...... 4/2/3 ...... $169,900 15219 Hillside Park Way ...... 3/2/2 ...... $119,900 15410 Evergreen Knoll ...... 4/2.5/2 ...... $159,900 14515 Chestnut Falls ...... 3/2/2 .....Pending ..$117,900 20211 Fairfi eld Trace Dr ...... 4/2/2 ...... $159,900 19910 Black Cherry Bend Ct .....3/2/2 ...... $115,900 16107 Cumberland Trl ...... 3/2.5/2 ...... $158,000 21706 Winsome Rose Ct ...... 3/2/2 ...... $155,890 Leases: 21730 May Apple Ct ...... 3/2/2 ...... $155,540 15818 Raleigh Oak Ln ...... 4/3.5/2 ...... $1,600 21718 May Apple Ct ...... 3/2/2 ...... $153,910 20219 Chad Arbor Tr ...... 4/3.5/2 ...... $1,600 (281) 373-4300 Website: www.fairfi eld-homes.com

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 3 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE FAIRFIELD Attention Fairfield Residents: COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sgt. Gary Spurger, with the Computer Crimes division of the Monday, August 1, 2005 Harris County Constables Office, Precinct 4, will be giving a free Shepherd’s Kids Limited (late) Registration presentation on Internet safety, instant messaging, and identity Thursday, August 11, 2005 theft for parents and students. Senior’s Potluck Supper Monday & Tuesday, August 15 & 16, 2005 This event will be held in the gym at Cypress Community Little Lambs “Meet the Teacher Night” Christian School (11123 Cypress North Houston Road at Jones Tuesday, August 16, 2005 Rd.) on Thursday, August 25th from 6:30-8:00 p.m. and is open Fairfield Women’s Club Meeting to the public. Senior’s Game Night Tuesday, August 23, 2005 For directions to the school, please access the school web site: Registration for Texas Terrapins Swim Team www.cccs-hou.org. Thursday, August 25, 2005 Senior’s Game Night Friday, August 26, 2005 Senior’s Trip to Port of Houston Boat Tour Saturday, August 27, 2005 View the Fairfield Women’s Club “Sign Up Saturday” Fairfield Community Gazette for Fairfield’s Annual Community Garage Sale Saturday Evenings each month online at Sunday Morning on Saturday Nights www.PEELinc.com at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church

Fairfield Women’s Club Donation We would like to express our gratitude to the Fairfield Women’s Club for their generous donation of $1,000 to our station. The money will be set aside for training, equipment and supplies to help us better serve our community. Thank you again to the women of the Fairfield Women’s Club!

Station 7 Open House We would like to thank the members of our community for attending our open house celebration last month. Our open house was a HUGE success thanks to you. We hope food and fun were had by all. We appreciate your continued support.

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 the Business Ofﬁce located on Telge Rd. The cost is $20 each per person or you can take both for $35. Courses include infant, child, and adult CPR, as well as obstructed airway and rescue breathing. For more information or to sign up for a class, please call the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Business Ofﬁce at 281- 550-6663.

On the NET Did you know we have a website? Visit us in cyberspace at www. cyfairvfd.com. There’s something for everyone including information about the department, becoming a member, upcoming events, and other useful items.

New Members… Want to join us? Anyone interested in becoming a Volunteer Fireﬁghter, EMT, or learning more about the department is invited to visit the station on any Thursday evening between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. or check our website at www.cyfairvfd.org. No experience necessary.

If you would like more information or have any questions, please contact B.J. Worster, Station 7 Public Relations @ 281-256-7530.

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Fairﬁeld Women’s Club News & Events

The 4th of July Celebration was a Huge Success! Thank you to the Fairﬁeld Women’s Club for putting the event on!

The parade was lead by our Grand Marshall, Garrick Strong. Garrick returned from Iraq in April 2005. Thank you for serving our country, Fairﬁeld welcomes you home! Thank you to the Samien family for driving the Grand Marshall in the Parade. We know it was an honor! The Fairﬁeld Women’s Club would like to thank Craig Herring w/Cypress Lawn and Landscaping for driving them in the Parade.

We couldn’t have put the Event on without our Sponsors! Thank you to the following:

AMI Pilgrim Cleaners Buds & Blossoms Peel, Inc Chill’s @ Spring Cypress Remax – Cindy Brown Curves of Fairﬁeld Remax – Dawn Fore Del’s Grill & Custard Remax - Don & Jeanne Machrowicz EJ’s Pizzeria Sam’s Club Fairﬁeld Animal Hospital Silver Eagle Distributors Friendswood Development Spencer Lawn Services Gambino’s Spring Cypress Dental Jus Made of Houston Strong Vision Center Kroger Subway Nestle Tollhouse Café The Hot Spot Tanning Salon Paradise Pools Walmart

The evening festivities were a blast! Manny Novoa was the DJ again and did an awesome job! We had several moonwalks, a super slide, a bungee run and a rockwall!

We would like to thank Jus Made of Houston for cooking hamburgers and hotdogs for this event! Also, Nestle Tollhouse Café for serving ice cream, smoothies and cookies!

Thank you to Bob Elberger and Butch Callegari along with all the tenants at the Fairﬁeld Market Center for allowing us to use the parking lot for this event!

A big thank you to all of the Police Ofﬁcers and the Fire Department for all the work they did for us during the parade and the evening festivities! Thanks for keeping us safe!

We would also like to thank Tim Fitzpatrick and Friendswood Development for sponsoring the Fireworks! Texas Lite & Pyro put on a great ﬁreworks show!

Thank you to the volunteers for helping set up and clean up for this event!

Finally, Thank You to the Community for Supporting this Great Event!

Fairﬁeld Women’s Club News & Events

Need VOLUNTEER Hours? 2006 Fairﬁeld Calendar

Do you have volunteer hours you need for school or Thanks to all of you who have sent church? Would you like to help out the community but in such great photos. can only give an hour here or there? Unfortunately, due to a lack of volunteers, the FWC has decided not to pursue Become a member of our the Fairﬁeld Calendar at this time. Fairﬁeld Volunteer Bank by e-mailing your name, age, phone number Since the calendar project did generate a lot of interest and e-mail address to the following: and enthusiasm within the community, [email protected] we will revisit the idea next year and once again will appreciate your participation. ANYONE can join and will be added to a master list of volunteer opportunities involving future Fairfield Women’s Club events within our community. Help make lean Roof and G a difference in the neighborhood while helping out the e C utte Th r FWC! Connection Gutter Cleaning by Hand The FWC will be happy to provide any volunteer docu- Mildew Removal from Rooftops Pressure Washing mentation needed. Concrete, Brick, Wood, Stone ETC Free Estimates • References Available For more information contact Marybeth Pereira 281-723-5787 at [email protected]. Travis Hendricks - Insured

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10 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Fairﬁeld Women’s Club All right Fairﬁeld Residents, it’s time once again to clean out those closets and garages for It’s back to school! the upcoming, semi-annual

Have you run out of steam from a long summer with your kids? Fairﬁeld Community Garage Sale!

Are you looking for ways to effectively communicate with and positively discipline 10x20 booths are $35 each your children? Limited number of 8-ft. tables $10 each.

Join us for answers on Tuesday, August 16th @ 7:00 pm Sign up Saturday, August 27th at the Bradford Creek clubhouse when the from 8-10 a.m. at the Fairfield Women’s Club welcomes: Bradford Creek Clubhouse Kelli Gourley with “Parenting with Love & Logic” Garage sale to be held at Traders Village Kelli’s practical parenting tutorial will help you raise happy and respon- (290 & Eldridge) sible kids by learning effective strategies to improve your relationship on Saturday, September 24th from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. with your children. Rain or Shine! First come - first serve!! All Fairfield ladies welcome. We hope to see you there! All FWC proceeds to benefit charity. For information contact Carissa Thompson For any questions, contact Carissa Thompson at 281-256-6204 at 281-256—6204. Rachael’s

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Shepherd’s Kids Little Lambs News Before and After School Care Meet the Teacher Night Monday, August 15 for MW, WF, MWF and M-Th Classes Tuesday, August 16 for MTTH and TTH Classes

It is hard to believe that another school year is right around the corner. Our teachers and staff are getting ready to welcome all the new children to their classes. Our students should be receiving a postcard this week letting them know which classroom they are in. We are look- Shepherd’s Kids is a Christian organization that provides fun, ing forward to Meet the Teacher Night and the structured activities for children in grades K – 8 before and after first day of school! school. Located in Good Shepherd UMC, 20155 Cypresswood, we have wonderful facilities and activities planned for your child. Little Lambs Mother’s Day Out and Preschool Cy-Fair ISD provides transportation to and from school. is a weekday ministry of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church serving children 18 months of age to 5 years old. We offer two, While early registration expired on May 2, limited registration three and four day program options depending on your child’s will reopen on August 1, 2005, based on availability. Please call age. We have a couple of openings in our 3’s WF classes and 4’s 281.373.2273 to schedule a tour of our facility. Additional informa- TTH classes. tion and registration forms can be located on our web site at www. Please visit our website at littlelambsmdo.org for more information littlelambsmdo.org by pressing the Shepherd’s Kids button. about our program. If you are interested in enrolling your child in our program, please call 281-373-0052. “HOME. AUTO. LIFE. ME.” TALK TO A REAL, LIVE PERSON WHO’S IN THE SAME PHONE BOOK AS YOU. Lisa Bertalotto Fairfield Resident 281•469•5588 [email protected] 11037 FM 1960 West @ Jones Rd. Allstate County Mutual, Allstate Texas Lloyd’s, Irving, Texas. Allstate Life Insurance Company, Home Office: Northbrook, Illinois. © 2002 Allstate Insurance Company

12 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Cy-Fair College August “Perspective” Add a Little L.I.F.E. to Your Week The Learning, Inspiration, Fellowship and Enrichment (L.I.F.E.) programs are free and held Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the Cy-Fair College Branch Library (Room 131.) Among the August programs are soap making, basics of American Teachers to be Honored at “Salute” Sign Language, hurricanes, virtual museum tour and family cookbooks. Call the Cypress Ridge High School’s cafeteria will be transformed on library at 281-290-3213 for L.I.F.E. program information or check the library web Oct. 20 into a ballroom with cloth-covered dining tables and guests page online at cy-faircollege.com/library. resplendent in black tie and evening gowns for the eighth annual Film Series Comes to Close with “Casablanca” Salute to the Stars gala. Sixty-three outstanding teachers from Cy- The Cy-Fair College Summer Film Series comes to a close in August with “eXinstenZ” at 1 p.m. Aug. 4, “Harvey” at 1 p.m. Aug. 9 and “Casablanca” at 7 press-Fairbanks Independent School District will be honored while p.m. Aug. 16. Films, shown as a continuing education class, are held and discussed funds are raised for Cypress-Fairbanks Educational Foundation. at Barker Cypress campus, Art 102, at no charge to students or the community. Go Both live and silent auctions will be held during the event. Table online at: http://faculty.nhmccd.edu/robobrien/Film_Series.html for information sponsorships and program ads may be purchased through Sept. 9. and a complete schedule. People interested in providing items for the auctions, sponsoring a Check Out Courses for Senior Adults The Cy-Fair College Academy for Lifelong Learning provides opportuni- table or purchasing an ad should contact CFEF Executive Director ties for adults 50 and better to enjoy intellectual and social enrichment. Annual Becky Daniels at 832.615.5730. More information is available on membership is $10. Among the past C.A.L.L. courses are building birdhouses, the CFEF Website, www.thecfef.org. library lessons, common financial mistakes and a historical look at towns that gave Funds raised from the event support the Instructional Excellence birth to America. In August, book lovers can join discussions of the books “Blue Grant program; more than $500,000 has been donated to CFISD Latitudes” and “The Color of Water.” Call 281-290-5273 for course information or to sign up now. since 1998. Free Hands-on Computer Workshops Open to Community CFEF has also awarded more than $2.2 million in scholarships The Harris County Public Library Cy-Fair College Branch offers free com- to more than 680 CFISD graduates since 1970, when the Cypress- puter workshops, including a family-friendly class and instruction in Spanish. Fairbanks Educational Foundation was established. Introduction workshops cover working with templates in Microsoft Word, Excel Cypress-Fairbanks Educational Foundation invests in the future and PowerPoint. Topics range from basic computer functions like copying and pasting to saving and file management to introductions to the Internet and vari- by providing scholarship funds for qualified students seeking educa- ous software programs. Classes are held Thursdays and Saturdays in the library’s tion beyond high school and by funding instructional programs and computer classroom, LRNC 212. Open Lab is available for one-on-one assistance projects for the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District. or specific computer questions. Sessions are designed for community members high-school age and older. No registration is required. For a complete schedule, visit the library web site news and events page at http://www.cy-faircollege. com/Library/information/news.cfm or call the reference desk at 281-290-3213. Help Our Community Garden Grow The Cy-Fair College community garden was recently dedicated as the Diane K. Troyer Garden, in honor of the continuous support of college president Dr. Diane Troyer. The garden is flourishing and produce has been donated to area food pantries. Join this group Saturdays at 9 a.m. in the garden (west of the library) or ANDY’S PLUMBING CO. in the Cy-ber Café when raining. Anybody interested in helping out Wednesdays Residential & Commercial at 1 p.m., contact Charles Beresford at [email protected] or 281- 550-7338. Enrollment in the “Community Gardening” CE course is required for Repairs • Replacements • Hydra-jettina-jetting membership, but volunteers and the “just curious” are always welcome. Old muddy shoes and work gloves are recommended. For information, contact Rob Coyle at 713-465-4869 [email protected] or visit http://faculty.nhmccd.edu/rocoyle/Garden. htm. �� GARDEN CENTER COUPON Buds & Blossoms, Inc. Take $3.00 off each flat of regularly priced annuals Full Service Landscape Year Around WITH COUPON $11.99 one coupon per customer/no limit Since 1989 Financing Available with Reg. $14.99 exp. 12/1/05 Approved GARDEN CENTER COUPON 281-469-3378 Credit 10% off your next 14120 Cypress North Houston garden center purchase in Cypress between Telge & Huffmeister ROCK NOT INCLUDED [email protected] Must present coupon before order is rung exp. 12/1/05 Landscape Sprinkler Systems Sod Installation Flagstone Design & Installation License#5490 Drainage Custom Rockwork

www.FairfieldSeniorsGroup.com A Fun-Loving Over Fifty Group The Seniors of Fairfield are an active, fifty plus, fun-loving group of couples and singles who enjoy fellowship, monthly trips, and activities together. If you or your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to Fairfield Village or have lived here in the Wonderful World of Fairfield for some time, but have never attended one of our functions you are cordially invited. Come and be a part of our fun-loving group. JULY HAPPENINGS: For All Activities Other Than Trips: Call Mary Lou Cook for We did not have enough people for the July trip to Bob Bullocks more details at… 281-304-8359 Museum and it had to be cancelled. We just had too many last minute cancellations. However, we had just enough for our June We recommend that you check our web site regularly, for the lat- trip to the Kings Orchard, in Plantersville. The pictures from that est information. Things change from the time an article must be trip will be posted under Trip Pictures / Kings Orchard. submitted to the Gazette and when you receive the Gazette. Our Web Address: www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.com AUGUST ACTIVITIES PLANS: Thursday, August 11th: Our Potluck Night at the Lakeside Trails AUGUST TRIP PLANS: Club House starts around 6:30pm; plan on being there early for Friday, August 26th Port of Houston. This trip is on an air-condi- some mixing and fellowship. No theme for the August potluck. tioned boat, so we will be out of the Houston heat. However, we Just bring something to share like a meat dish, casserole, salad, need to know who is going by August 2nd no later, because of the or a desert. Then plan on staying and enjoy some games, after high security, the names of those going need to be turned in three eating. We’ve had many stay the last few month and play various weeks prior to the trip, no additions can be accepted after that. games, while finishing up the deserts. Call Shirley Hearst at 281-373-4432 to sign-up. Cost is $2.00 plus lunch at the Monument Inn. The departure time is 8:00am. Tuesday, August 16th: Game Night at the Cook’s 6:30 pm. The Be there by 7:45am. directions are posted on the Activity Details page of our web site and will also be put in our August 14th weekly planner. This is a ADDITIONAL TRIP PLANS: pleasant gathering with great fellowship, plan on being there. Wednesday, September 28th we go to NASA. In October we will have a Ghost tour. Then for November we plan a theater trip and Thursday, August 25th: Game Night at Lakeside Trails Club House December we will go back to San Antonio to see the Christmas 6:30 pm. We would like to see even more come out for this very lights on the boardwalk. enjoyable evening. We now have two tables playing dominos and a table playing Sequence. If you have a favorite card or board game, bring it and teach the rest of us how to play; but be sure to get there. FAIRFIELD SENIORS WEEKLY PLANNER: A planner each week is emailed to our members. It provides the latest information for the upcoming weeks events: activities, member birthdays, and other news of interest. If you would like to receive this weekly email, send your email address to: Fairfi[email protected].

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American Legion Post 324 of Jersey Village meets the Our members range from sporadic to avid readers. We meet the 3rd second Sunday of each month (except May when it’s Wednesday of each month from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.(ish) to share the third Sunday) at the Jersey Village Civic Center at food, drinks and, of course, conversation. 4:00 p.m. If you are interested in joining us or would like more information, please Please come to the meeting or contact the Post by mail at contact Linda Locke at 281-304-8011 or P.O. Box 41962, Houston TX 77241 or call Commander [email protected]. Howard Mead at 713-466-3610.

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Fairfield Business Networking Group CY-FAIR KIWANIS The Fairfield Business Networking Group meets every Thurs- day morning at 7:30 a.m. at Del’s Grill and Custard. The group CLUB OF HOUSTON is open to all business owners and professionals who want to increase their exposure to the residents and business owners of The Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club, an affiliate of the International Fairfield and the surrounding area. There is no fee to join the Kiwanis organization, meets three times a month at the Hearth- group. If you would like more information, please call Ken stone Country Club in Hearthstone from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Parker at 281-894-1957. for lunch, fellowship, the reporting of progress of the Club’s sponsored children and youth projects, and programs by guest speakers on subjects involving community affairs. We invite you to visit with us for lunch (cost $10) and learn more about our organization. Parents Know.... Scholarships were awarded to senior Key Club members at Cy-Fair What fit Won’t fit and Jersey Village High Schools. Winner of a $500 scholarship at last year... this year! Cy-Fair was Shannon Smith, and runners-up Kendal Lee and Sarah Veit received $250 each. At Jersey Village, Jennifer Shyu received $500 and Parul Chaudhuni and Martha Tesfalul were awarded $250 each. No applications were received from Kiwanis sponsored clubs at Cinco Ranch or Mayde Creek High Schools.

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 Kids grow too fast but here’s the upside high school division of Kiwanis; Boy Scouts; and Girl Scouts, as well We Buy and Sell New and Gently Used Kids Stuff as other charitable organizations that assist families. An annual golf tournament is one of the primary fund-raisers along with a few sales Has your child outgrown EVERYTHING? Do they projects. Kiwanis is a nonproﬁt organization and all funds raised need clothes that fit? Stop in at Once Upon A are used to support these organizations and charities.

Child where you can make money and save it at the Membership in Kiwanis is open to persons of good character who same time. We pay cash on the spot for all items adhere to the standards of good conduct in their community and be- accepted and no appointment is necessary. lieve 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. 15951 FM 529 Ste 140 (Next to Wal-Mart Supercenter) 281-858-6830 www.ouac.com APOLLO SOLAR SCREENS “Blocks Up To 90% Of The Sun’s Hot Rays” • Residential/Commercial

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NEW SEASON APPROACHING Come and experience the Terrapin way! Registration for the short course/long course 2005-06 season is Tuesday, August 23rd, from 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM at the Lakeside Trails club house (Country Fair Formerly Sterling Capital Mortgage at Country Fair North). For new swimmers, we offer a special deal. Get the first month’s Sandra Krampota tuition free. Simply pay the USA registration and the team registra- Professional Mortgage Banker tion, and fill out all registration forms by August 31st. for 20 Years Cash Out Home Equity Loans Swimming year round is not only very beneficial, but flexible Dir: (281) 859-5444 Purchasing or Refinancing - CALL ME! too. With group levels ranging from 45 minutes 2 days per week to Fax: (281) 859-3344 RBC Mortgage Company Cell: (713) 817-2029 2 hours 5 days per week, it’s easy to pick the group that will best fit 8572 Hwy 6 N. Houston, TX 77095 your family’s and your athlete’s needs. Swim meets are about once www.sandrakrampota.rbcmortgage.com per month (sometimes two) beginning in October and go through February (beginning of March for some) for short course, then pick up near the end of April for long course. Summer league swimmers CAN do both, but must give up USA meets during the NWAL meet season.

NEW THINGS THIS YEAR Stroke & Turn - for those not desiring competition during the FAIRFIELD school year, this class is offered once or twice per week on a ses- sion basis. Swimmers should know 3 of the 4 competitive strokes for this class. Special Olympics - if you have a special needs child that needs to hiropractic learn to swim or to swim better, this is the program for you. We’ll PaulC A. Willmon, DC have athlete mentoring with our Junior level swimmers and lots of fun. Parent/Child Class - this class will teach parents of children ages Specializing in: 4 and younger what they can do on a year round basis to help their Chronic Pain • Acute injuries/pain children retain the comfort in the water they have gained over the summer. Safety and swimming development are well covered. Schedule Sports injuries • Headaches is August 8 – 25, Tuesday and Thursday, from 6:30 – 7PM. THIS IS THE ONLY TIME WE WILL OFFER THIS CLASS FOR 2005! - Massage Therapy Available - Texas Terrapins Learn to Swim program offers mostly 5 week sessions on a year round basis. We offer group classes for ages 4 years Ofﬁ ce Hours: & older, semiprivate for 3 years & younger and private classes for Mon., Wed., Fri. 7:30 - 5:30 those age 11 and older. Tues. and Thurs. 2:00 - 7:00 FOR ADULT SWIMMERS Sat. 8:00 - 11:00 The Terrapins are offering a three week clinic for adults in August (August 8 – 25th, from 7:00 – 8:15 PM Monday through Thursday). 15202 Mason Road, Suite 800 We will then determine the need for a USA Master’s Swimming program. We will offer adult swim lessons on a year round basis as 281-256-8100 needed. Providing you with quality For more information, visit our website, www.texasterrapins.com or email Coach Barbara @ [email protected]. chiropractic care closer to home

Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 19 FREE at Your Home with FDEMOAIRFIELD CAbsolutelyOMMUNITY NO obligation!GAZETTE Any Dog Any Age ATTENTION: Fairfield Athletic Club TENNIS PLAYERS No Harsh Methods Ask About our “Life of the Dog” If anyone is interested in finding out more about tennis Guarantee activities at the FAC you can email factennis@yahoo. com for more information or call the FAC at 281- Behavior Problems / Obedience 373-0834. Jumping up / Barking / Aggression The Trainers Vets Recommend We offer lessons for adults and children. You will need When All You Want is..... a WELL BEHAVED DOG to pay the FAC for your lessons and then schedule them with the instructor. You are not allowed to bring in your own tennis instructor to teach on the courts in Fairfield. Only instructors that are hired by the Ath- letic Club are permitted to teach on the courts. Also, you will be required to bring your cards to the FAC in order to check out a key for the courts. Each person that is playing tennis on the courts must present a card to show that they are a resident. If you are a guest of 281-256-0077 a resident you must pay a $5.00 guest fee in order to www.barkbusters.com play tennis on the courts. Fairfield Resident

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20 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Fairfield Athletic Club News: WEIGHT ROOM RULES No one under the age of 12 is allowed in the weight room. 12-14 year Hours at the Club olds must have completed weight room orientation and be accompanied Monday thru Thursday 5:00 a.m-10:00 p.m. by an adult that is taking responsibility for them. 15 year olds must have Friday 5:00 a.m-8:00 p.m. completed weight room orientation. We would like to remind residents Saturday 8:00 a.m-8:00 p.m. that proper athletic attire must be worn when Sunday 1:00 p.m-8:00 p.m. working out. We will not allow residents to work out in jeans, blue-jean New Card Replacement Policy shorts or other non-athletic apparel. 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 Rentals mandatory $2.00 fee. If you have simply misplaced your card, we ask The FAC rents out the Golf Center, the Bradford Creek clubhouse, and that you try to locate it before requesting a replacement. We thank you The Lakeside Trails clubhouse. For rental fees please call the FAC. for your cooperation, and if you have any questions, please call us at 281-373-0834. Tennis If anyone is interested in finding out more about tennis activities at the Guests FAC you can email [email protected] for more information. We If you are going to bring a guest with you to the FAC, you will need to offer lessons for adults and children. All payments for lessons need to pay a $5.00 guest fee and have your guest sign a waiver. ALL guests be made to the Fairfield Athletic Club. must be accompanied by a resident. If you would like to reserve a tennis court you must call the FAC and make your reservations and you must bring your card to check out a ten- Weight Room Orientation nis court key. Each player must bring their card. If you have guests with Orientation will be offered at the club on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the you they must pay the $5.00 guest fee and fill out a waiver. 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 (Continued on Page 22) trainer’s schedule.

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 21 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Fairfield Athletic Club - (Continued from Page 21) Before and After School Program Fairfield Kids Club Preschool For a fun, safe, organized program try our before and after school pro- We are excited for our school year to begin! Teddy Bear Tea will be on gram. This is for Keith students that are in Kindergarten- 5th grade. To find Thursday, August 11th and Friday, August 12th. Full day classes will begin out more information call the Fairfield Athletic Club at 281-373-0834. the following week. If you are new to the neighborhood and desire your School starts Wednesday, August 10th. child to attend preschool, we are here for you. Our teachers are very loving and we offer a safe, organized learning environment. We are a preschool The FAC is also hiring counselors for the Before and After School pro- and we prepare our children for Kindergarten. We are still accepting gram for the upcoming school year (2005-06). You must be 18 years old students for our fall 2005 program. We are offering 2, 3, 4 or 5 days for and have graduated from high school. Please call Pam Garner for more the 2’s, 3’s and 4 yr. olds. Please come into the Fairfield Athletic Club information at 281-373-0834. and pick up a registration packet. You can turn in your registration to the front desk anytime the club is open. If you want to give us a call we Aerobics can give you more information about the days that are available. Please Evening aerobics classes are Monday and Wednesday from 6:30pm to ask to speak to Charlotte Byrne at the FAC at 281-373-0834. 7:30pm at the Golf Center. Please come for a free tryout. Instructor: Nancy Wong Water Aerobics Deep Water Running and Strengthening/Toning class will be offered Yoga year round from 6:45-7:45pm on Monday and Thursdays nights at the Yoga classes, taught by Nancy Wong are on Monday and Wednesday FAC. Please register and pay at the front desk of the FAC and show from 7:30pm to 8:30pm at the Golf Center. Please come try out a class your instructor your receipt. for free! Instructor: [email protected] Personal Training Adult Lap Swimming Group Personal Training: If you are over the age of 18 you can sign a waiver and lap swim when The kids are going back to school and it is a great time to get into an ex- the FAC is open. Please call the FAC about the time for lap swimming as ercise program. Gather a group of friends and do group personal training! it changes throughout the year. The phone number is 281-373-0834. Great rates and a whole lot of fun! Call Charlotte for more information at (281)373-0834. (Continued on Page 23)

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22 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Fairfield Athletic Club - (Continued from Page 22) FAIRFIELD BOOT CAMP Charlotte Byrne is a certified ACIM PFIT CPFT (American College of Classes are held Monday & Thursday (5:30-6:30am) for 4 weeks. Any Integrative Medicine, Professional Fitness Instructor Training, Certified fitness level is welcome. Call Joy at 832-656-2535 for dates and sign- Personal Fitness Trainer). She is a marathon runner and tri athlete. She up. participates in women’s softball in Fairfield. She offers personal training using cycling, running, swimming, tennis, exercise ball, bands, Pilates and FITNESS CLASSES START AUGUST 10TH ! weight training. She has a BBA degree in Finance from the University of Texas. She performs body composition analysis, nutrition counseling, Cost: $25 per month- Unlimited classes lifestyle consulting, and fitness testing. She is a Fairfield resident. To The Fairfield Athletic Club is opening up some brand new classes for schedule a free consultation, you can reach Charlotte at (832)594-7656 all ages! or call the Fairfield Athletic Club (281)373-0834. Mommy and Me Classes: (Child ages: infant – preschool) Personal Training Water Babies, Power Walking with Strollers, Mommy and Me Biking, If you have a fitness goal, then Joy can help you reach it! Call her today Mommy and Me Aerobics for a FREE consultation! Joy Blackshear Dortch, B.S., CPT, LWMC Athletic Club 281.373.0835 Direct 832.656.2535 All Adults and Senior Adults · 8 years experience in the fitness industry, 6 months at Fairfield Tennis Lessons, Running Classes, Power Walking, Swimming Classes, · Bachelors degree in Kinesiology/Sports Management from Texas Swim Lessons, Water Aerobics, Circuit Training, Pilates, Biking, Weight A&M University Training, Nutrition Counseling, Triathlon Training/ Triathlon Training · Certified by ISSA (International Sports Science Association) and using Power Walking ACE (American Council on Exercise) · Certified Lifestyle and Weight Management Consultant Classes will be approximately 30 minutes. Come into the FAC to pick up · Body composition analysis, Weight Loss/Management, Exercise a schedule of classes and class descriptions No minimum class size re- prescriptions, Lifestyle consulting, Marathon training consulting, quired. Any questions, please call Charlotte Byrne at (281)373-0834. Fitness testing · Fairfield resident

JUNE, JULY - AUGUST 9, 2005 AUGUST 10 - 31, 2005 POOL SCHEDULE POOL SCHEDULE FAIRFIELD ATHLETIC CLUB POOL FAIRFIELD ATHLETIC CLUB POOL Monday CLOSED Monday CLOSED Tuesday-Friday 11:00am-9:00pm Tuesday-Friday 4:00pm-8:00pm Saturday 1:00am-6:00pm Saturday 11:00am-6:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-6:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-6:00pm *FAC pool will be closed from 4:00pm-7:30 pm everyday for GARDEN GROVE POOL swim lessons and swim team practice. Monday-Tuesday 10:00am-8:00pm The FAC Pool will be closed June 4th and June 18th for a Wednesday CLOSED FAST swim meet. Thursday-Friday 10:00am-8:00pm GARDEN GROVE POOL Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Monday-Tuesday 10:00am-8:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Wednesday CLOSED INWOOD PARK POOL Thursday-Friday 10:00am-8:00pm Monday 4:00pm-8:00pm Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Tuesday CLOSED Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Wednesday-Friday 4:00pm-8:00pm INWOOD PARK POOL Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Monday 11:00am-9:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Tuesday CLOSED LAKESIDE TRAILS POOL Wednesday-Friday 11:00am-9:00pm Monday-Wednesday 10:00am-8:00pm Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Thursday CLOSED Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Friday 10:00am-8:00pm LAKESIDE TRAILS POOL Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Monday-Wednesday 10:00am-8:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Thursday CLOSED BRADFORD CREEK POOL Friday 10:00am-8:00pm Monday-Thursday 4:00pm-8:00pm Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Friday CLOSED Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm BRADFORD CREEK POOL Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm Monday-Thursday 10:00am-8:00pm Friday CLOSED Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Sunday 1:00pm-8:00pm

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 27 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Harvest Bible Church Did You Know… Acts 2:42 says, “They [the church] were devoting (as part of fellowship), but more likely it has to do with the observance of the themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of Lord’s Supper which is given by Christ as a remembrance of his death. Thus, bread, and to prayer.” Many churches today refer to themselves as “Spirit- the church gathering is Christ-centered, remembering the cross. filled” churches. Typically this means that they speak in ecstatic utterances Finally, the Spirit-filled church prays (also part of its fellowship). Jesus (tongues) and/or play loud upbeat music in their worship gatherings. This, had told the disciples to pray to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers however, is not what was happening in the early church which had just been into the harvest (Matt. 9:37-38; Luke 10:2), that is, pray to God that more baptized by the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:42 reveals exactly what a true Spirit-filled people would believe. They knew that they were to be witnesses for Christ church really is. even to “the remotest part of the earth” (Acts 1:8), and more workers would First, a Spirit-filled church is a Scriptural church – a Bible-centered church. be needed. Thus, a healthy church prays diligently for the things Christ told The believers in Acts 2 gathered around the apostles and their teaching. They them to pray for. weren’t looking for esoteric experiences to boast of, rather they sought God The underlying theme in Acts 2:42 is Christian activity following the through the study of theology! Anti-intellectualism and the fullness of the Spirit’s baptism which comes at the moment a person places their faith in Spirit are mutually incompatible, for the filling of the Spirit and its subsequent Jesus Christ alone for salvation. The life that follows is a Spirit-filled life, and fruits (Gal. 5:22) come as a result of studying biblical truth (Col. 3:16). The Galatians 5:22-23 says that the fruit of the Spirit is “love, joy, peace, patience, apostles’ teaching continues today in the pages of the New Testament which, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self-control.” We invite you along with the OT, is given for instruction, reproof, correction, and training to join us for worship at Harvest Bible Church each Sunday at 10:30 as we for righteousness – so that Christians will be equipped for every good work worship Christ through a study of the Scriptures. We are currently meeting (2 Tim. 3:16-17). at Ault Elementary. Call us at 281-304-1441 or consult our website at www. The second trait of a Spirit-filled church is the fellowship of believers. harvestbiblechurch.net Fellowship is about partnering and sharing together. Hebrews 10:24-25  Sunday Children’s Program: 9:30; AWANA Sunday nights beginning expresses fellowship well: “Consider how to stimulate one another to love Aug. 7 and good deeds, not forsaking our own assembling together, as is the habit  Youth Sunday School: 9:30-10:15 each Sunday morning of some, but encouraging one another…” So it’s about being together and  Adult Bible study: 9:30-10:15 holding one another accountable. It’s certainly not about living the Christian  Men’s Sunday evening study (Major Bible Themes) life on an island, as it were.  Women’s Bible study: Tuesday nights (beginning in Sept.) Third, the Spirit-filled life is Christ-centered. This is clear in v. 42 in that the early church “broke bread” together. This can signify a regular meal together

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 29 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Fairfield Baptist Church The Little Wet Gift music program. Children’s choir will resume August 17 at 6 pm. Pre-regis- A mom in Indiana was always on the lookout to find a way to share the tration will begin in early August, call 281-373-5446 for more information love of God with her children everyday. She soon came up with the idea or check our website. Adult “Celebration choir” will resume August 3 at of “The Little Wet Gift from God”. Every night when the kids got out 6:45 pm. Join us as we prepare music for our weekly services as well as of the tub they would crouch down low, grab their knees, and tuck there our upcoming Christmas program. heads. Then Mom would wrap a towel around them and scoop them into Student Ministry will host “Half Time” (an exciting, casual time of her lap. And then slowly and with much joy she would uncover their ministry) on Wednesday nights at 6:45 pm, Sunday Small Groups at 9:45 heads and say “Oh look at the present Jesus gave me!” Then after the am and “Free Shipping” (deeper Bible Study) on Sunday at 5:00 pm in little wet gift was dried and dressed she would take their hands and thank our new Education building. Check the website www.fairfieldbaptist. God for the wonderful gift He had given her. It became the highlight of com/youth.asp for times and locations of events. the kids nightly routine. God’s Little Angels MDO has “Meet the Teacher” day on Tuesday, Always remember to look for the little ways to put God into your August 16 at 9:30 am in the Sanctuary. Classes will begin Thursday, everyday life! August 18. We offer a Tuesday/Thursday program from 9 am to 2 pm, Upcoming Events for children ages 18 months to Pre-K. For information about enroll- Our new schedule will begin in August along with the school calendar. ing your child, contact Jenny Cunningham at 281-373-5446 or jenny. Kidstuf Live, our Family Worship service, moves to Sunday morning cunningham@fairfieldbaptist.com. at 9:00 am in the Education Building. Bible study and Worship services Living from paycheck to paycheck? Feel like money has control over for all ages are at 9:45 and 11:00 am. you? Do you have large credit card bills? Join us for the Dave Ramsey AWANA teaches kids that God is real, that He loves them and that Financial Peace University (FPU) Video Series. FPU orientation dates He has proven His love through Jesus! Kids also learn how God can are July 24 and July 31 at 5:00 pm. A new class of Dave Ramsey’s video help them in their everyday life. AWANA begins Sunday, August 14, series “Financial Peace University” begins August 14 at 5:00 pm. from 5:00-6:45 pm. AWANA pre-registration begins July 31. Pick up a Services registration packet at the church The AWANA program encompasses Fairfield Baptist Church has Worship Services and Bible Study for all children from age 3 through High School. . Call 281-373-5446 for more ages at 9:45 and 11:00 am. Kidstuf Live, family worship meets Sunday information or check our website at www.fairfieldbaptist.com/awana. at 9:00 am. Our Adult Small Groups meet Sundays and throughout the Music is an important part of ministry. Join us as we begin our fall (Continued on Page 31) Call today for information about my new innovative marketing strategy! Hire a real estate agent with experience, integrity, education, and motivation to sell. MUSIC & Over 6 years experience with MOVEMENT CLASSES • Babies • Toddlers new and existing home sales We • Preschoolers • 5 & 6 year olds! Love up to $900,000 for buyers and Kindermusik! 2 Convenient sellers. 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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 31 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Fountain of Life Fellowship Non Denominational Spirit Filled School Bells are Ringing! YOUTH AND KIDS – HAVE WE GOT FUN FOR YOU! The lazy days of summer are coming to an end, time is flying and the Youth and Kids, are you looking for a positive atmosphere that is mag- countdown to back to school is well on its way. Schedules are becoming more netically charged with “Holy Spirit” power. Have we got the place for you hectic as calendars are loaded with shopping trips for new clothes, books, – Fountain of Life Fellowship. For 6th – 12th graders, we have a dynamite uniforms, and school supplies. For every two steps forward, you take four Youth Group, especially geared toward Youth, upbeat Christian music, Bible steps back-wards. Life is no longer a rat race, but an endless merry-go-round study and activities. Our youth ministry is to those in an assisted living facil- ride. ity who have no family to visit them. Our youth share the love of the Lord You need a break and that break is as close as Fountain of Life Fellowship, with those who need the sweet smiles and warm cheer that our “youth” can 15010 Mueschke Road. You are probably thinking, “Oh no, I don’t have bring. For kindergarten – 5th graders, we have a Kidz Klub, geared toward time to go to church. I simply can’t add one more thing to my calendar.” the active, “bouncing off the walls” temperament of the elementary aged Wait!! What if attending a church worship service or a mid-week bible study kids. The Kidz Klub ministry is a local foster home of special needs kids. could be like a breath of fresh air or better yet, offer a place of rest? Shake PRAYER CHANGES THINGS up your family’s life and take heed of God’s advise to “Come to Me, all you “The family that prays together, stays together.” We understand and believe who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matt 11:28) in the power of prayer. As a result of that belief, we offer prayer on Sunday Come, enjoy the fellowship, peace and love offered by our heavenly Father morning at 10:00 am to prepare our hearts to worship God and receive the through His church. We are the church for you and your family! “Word” in our morning service at 10:45 am. Sunday night we have Ministry The Heart of Worship corporate prayer at 6:30 pm to take charge of our week through God’s com- The first week of each month we take the opportunity to reach out into manding power if prayer. In addition, we pray twice on Wednesday. First, our community through ministry. Our current ministry paths are crisis preg- at 7:00 pm as we open our hearts and minds to receive the “Word” in our nancy center ministry, nursing home ministry, and foster home ministry. We Mid-Week connection groups. Second, at the end of the lesson, to bring reach out into our community through groups we call Care Groups. What individual prayer needs to the Lord. Instead of charging yourself up with an important time of refreshing, to feed our body, Soul, and Spirit. We get a caffeine “fix,” plug in to the power of the universe and get the “fix” only together in members’ homes and sing God’s praises, study God’s word, pray God can give you, as you are connected with Him in prayer. If you are in for those with needs and party hardy in food and fellowship. This is a great need of prayer, please call your prayer request in to our church office and we way to get strengthened, re-charged, and renewed in our Christian walk and will stand with you before God and petition Him together. to make new godly friends. Come join us in fellowship and study and in (Continued on Page 33) reaching out into our community with the hands of Jesus.

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Encouragement is one of the greatest gifts one can give and it costs ab- Also, please take a look below at our worship times and other activities solutely nothing. Tom Rath, who works with the Gallop Poll organization, we have and drop by some time. We would love to meet you. says that companies lose between 250 and 300 billion dollars a year in lost On Sunday mornings; Bible Classes for babies to adults begins at 9:30am. productivity because of dissatisfied employees. Each bible class is taught by loving, well prepared, Christians utilizing the They found that 65% of people polled claimed they received no recognition latest in educational techniques and finest bible curriculums. for good work during the past year. Worship is at 10:30am and each service is carefully thought out and Rath said that when he was 10, his grandfather encouraged him to start a planned by our worship ministry leaders. Every service is meant to bring small business — a snack stand. When he made his first sale, his grandfather glory to the name of Jesus and help each person realize how wonderful it is said, “Your first sale! That’s fantastic, Tom!” He said those encouraging when you fall in love with Jesus as your savior. words meant everything to him. At 5:00pm on Sunday evenings we spend time in prayer, praise, and casual Someone can be feeling depressed and a good word can buoy them up. conversation about God’s word and how it applies to our daily lives. Others can be lonely and a word of praise can surround them with love. A Each Tuesday is a special “Ladies’ Brown Bag Lunch and Prayer.” Ladies few encouraging words can make someone’s day. And you’ll be surprised at come together at 12 noon and spend time eating and fellowshipping and then the joy it brings into your life. Ben Sweetland said, “We cannot hold a torch a time of prayer. Everyone in the community is invited to come. to light another’s path without brightening our own.” Mid-week Bible studies are also offered every Wednesday at 7:30pm. This Our lives can be filled with sunshine for both our neighbors and ourselves is a great time to pause in the middle of a busy week and be re-energized by when we hold out our hand instead of pointing a finger. —copied fellowship, prayer, and study of God’s word. “You must encourage one another each day. And you must keep on while We also offer free of charge in-home, personal, one-on-one Bible studies there is still a time that can be called ‘today.’ If you don’t, then sin may fool and for those who wish to study alone, Bible correspondence lessons as some of you and make you stubborn.” —Hebrews 3:13 well. I want to personally invite you and your family to take a little time out If you have a prayer need of any kind please let us know by calling the this Sunday and come to church and receive the personal touch from the church office or visiting our web site at www.fairfieldchurch.org. You Holy Spirit of God that will change your life forever. Come and join us on may also call the church office and set up a time to come into our sanctu- Sunday, August 21 for a special “Back to School” Sunday morning service. ary for a personal time of prayer and reflection. We are available to meet The service will focus on prayers and blessings for the children of Fairfield (Continued on Page 35) and surrounding communities to have a blessed and safe school year.

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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 church ofﬁce at 281-373-1900. Have a blessed day, Dr. Mike Lehew, Minister

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 35 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Good Shepherd United Methodist Church Fall Makeover at Good Shepherd Sunday morning September 11th kicks it all off. That is our “Rally Sunday” This Fall season you will see a change in schedule and program at Good and we invite you to come visit then or at any of our other opportunities. Shepherd Church in Fairﬁeld so that we can offer a greater selection of pro- The Rally theme this year will be “Vision Quest” as we share and celebrate gramming and life groups to people in surrounding communities. Beginning God’s exciting vision for our growing Family of Faith. Sunday, September 11 our schedule will be as follows: MISSIONS EXPO Saturday evenings Join us on Sunday, August 28th following our praise@10:59 service for a 5:00 pm Adult Life groups wonderful chicken spaghetti meal while we hear from individuals and groups 6:00 pm Common Grounds (our coffee house worship experience) who have spent part of their summer serving through mission trips. We hope Sunday Mornings on Saturday Nights to give you an update from our own missionaries in the ﬁeld as well. This Relevant Message with Dynamic Music in a casual atmosphere. will be a great afternoon of fellowship and celebration of what God can do There will be a full children’s program including crafts, stories and when we answer the call to help others in need. worship spanning both life groups and worship. SHEPHERD’S KIDS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM RESUMES THIS FALL Sunday mornings Our before and after school care program called Shepherd’s Kids minis- 9:45 am – Traditional Worship in the worship area ters to children K-8th grade attending Ault and Spillane. Get ready for fun 11:00 am – Contemporary Worship in the Gym. age-appropriate games and activities in a safe, Christian environment. Call There will be adult and youth life groups at both hours. (281) 373-CARE for details or simply go to the website and choose the Little There will be a full children’s program including crafts, stories and Lambs link and then hit the Shepherd Kids button. worship spanning both life groups and worship. WHAT ABOUT BIBLE STUDIES? Wednesday evenings The Bible Study program at Good Shepherd is geared to the Cy-Fair Our Wednesday evening will include: School year so look for new studies to begin kicking off during the month of 5:15 pm - Family dinner hour September. Multiple studies are available for men, women and youth. There 6:00 pm - Adult Life Groups are daytime and evening opportunities for all. Watch our church website, 6:00 pm - Youth Bible Studies weekly church bulletin, or next month’s articles for dates and times! 6:00 pm - A full children’s program including crafts, stories and worship spanning both life groups and worship. (Continued on Page 37) 7:00 pm - Deep Community Worship Service

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 37 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Messiah Lutheran Church ALPHA IS COMING! and provide some special entertainment. There will also be Alpha? Alpha is for anyone interested in finding out more some award presentations and the introduction of this year’s about the Christian faith—people investigating Christianity or staff. After our 10:30 worship service the Education Ministry Christians who want to brush up on the basics. Adults of all team will be sponsoring a “kid friendly” catered lunch in our ages are welcome. Alpha is about learning and laughter. It is Fellowship Hall. Tickets will be on sale in early August, watch about meeting people and discussing questions in a non-judg- for more information to be posted on our church sign or call the mental environment. No question is regarded as too simple or church office at the number listed below. Everyone is invited too complex. Topics discussed include: Who is Jesus? Why to join in this fun-filled event. and how do I pray? Who is the Holy Spirit? Dos God heal Messiah Lutheran Church is a grace place, a congregation today? And more. of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America(ELCA). Mes- The Alpha course is being hosted by Messiah Lutheran siah is located at 11522 Telge Road, ½ mile north of Highway Church on Tuesday evenings beginning August 23 for 12 290. Regular worship times are 6PM on Saturday evenings (a weeks, 6-8:30 PM. The evenings begin with a shared supper casual service of song and sacrament),and traditional worship provided by the church. Childcare is provided. All people at 8 and 10:30 AM on Sundays. The Education Hour is 9:15- are invited to participate in the Alpha course. Bring a friend. 10:15 AM on Sundays. For more information,281-890-3013 Register by calling the church office. or www.messiahlc.org. All people are welcome at Messiah. RALLY DAY Messiah Lutheran Church will be hosting ‘Rally Day Sun- day” on August 21, 2005. Rally Day is the opening event to kick-off the new 2005-2006 year. The day begins at 9:15AM in the church sanctuary to introduce our theme for this year

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Approximately 38 percent of Americans have ex- National Cholesterol Education Program would be an approximate effort of four to seven, on cessively high blood cholesterol levels. The National Adult Treatment Panel III Guidelines a scale of one to ten with ten being near maximal Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) states that a Total Cholesterol exercise. sound diet, weight loss and physical activity are the <200 Desirable • In general, for exercise to significantly lower cornerstones of therapy for many individuals with 200–239 Borderline high cholesterol levels, a relatively high volume of ex- cholesterol disorders. >240 High ercise is recommended (e.g. 1,500 kcal or more per (Cholesterol-lowering drug therapy is reserved for LDL Cholesterol week). In 12 to 16 weeks this volume of exercise those who have the very highest lipid levels or for <100 Optimal* can reduce total cholesterol by 10 to 20 percent. those who have diabetes or coronary disease.) 100–129 Near Optimal Fifteen hundred calories expended during exercise Atherosclerosis is a costly and fatal disease. Al- 130–159 Borderline High is equivalent to about three to four hours per week though there is no known cure, new evidence suggests 160–189 High for the average unfit person performing moderate that intensive lowering of serum total cholesterol, or >190 Very High intensity walking, swimming, walk-jogging or more specifically, LDL cholesterol may retard the * <70 mg/dL is a therapeutic option for very high- cycling. progression of coronary artery disease. risk patients This volume of weekly exercise is approximately The box included in this article contains the NCEP (i.e., those with established CHD plus diabetes or the same volume of physical activity required to cholesterol guidelines authored in 2001 by a panel of multiple risk lose weight. As a result, fat weight loss tends to be physicians and lipid experts. factors such as the metabolic syndrome) associated with increases in HDL-cholesterol and Reducing cholesterol through exercise, particularly HDL Cholesterol reductions in total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol LDL cholesterol, can be quite labor intensive. When <40 Low levels, especially fat lost around the waist and abdo- individuals accumulate a sufficient weekly volume >60 High men. of exercise they can lower both total cholesterol and Triglycerides A sample program would be to start with walking LDL-cholesterol and increase HDL-cholesterol (the <150 Normal 20 minutes per day, four days a week. Over six to ‘’good’’ cholesterol). 150–199 Borderline High eight weeks graduate this program to one hour, six Exercise itself does not ‘’burn off’’ cholesterol like 200–499 High to seven days a week of walking over hilly (variable) it can with fat tissue. However, when exercise is of >500 Very High terrain or walk-jogging over relatively flat ground. An sufficient volume, for example, an adequate weekly Non-HDL Cholesterol (This is a secondary alternative would be to walk 50 to 60 minutes three frequency and duration, it can significantly reduce target of days a week and take an aerobics class three days a triglycerides and stimulate several metabolic enzyme therapy when fasting triglycerides are >200 week and perhaps two to three sets of singles tennis systems in the muscles and liver to convert some of mg/dL) on the seventh day. the cholesterol to a more favorable form, such as Non-HDL Cholesterol is calculated as follows: It is important to know that lower volumes of HDL-cholesterol. Total Cholesterol – HDL-C weekly exercise can still produce many other benefits, Reducing triglycerides decreases triglyceride-rich Non-HDL goal: Same as LDL-C goal plus 30 such as improved fitness and overall health, reduced particles that are known to promote the growth of mg/dL (e.g., if blood pressure, and increased psychological well fatty deposits on artery walls. LDL-C goal <130 mg/dL then Non-HDL goal is being. An ACE-certified Clinical Exercise Specialist For many people with cholesterol disorders the first 160 mg/dL) can help you make the connection safely and effec- choice of therapy is dietary modification. In general, All values are expressed in milligrams per deci- tively. reducing high-glycemic carbohydrates reduces tri- liter. Ralph La Forge, M.Sc., is an exercise physiologist at glycerides, and reducing saturated and trans-fat foods regular exercise: Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C. decreases LDL-cholesterol. If LDL cholesterol (the • If you do have a less-than-desirable cholesterol ‘’bad’’ cholesterol) is high enough, dietary therapy level, or your doctor has told you have a choles- is often supplemented with cholesterol-lowering terol disorder, have your physician establish your drug therapy. cardiovascular health status before engaging in a Exercise is of tremendous benefit when used in vigorous exercise program. Your physician may combination with either of these two forms of therapy. elect to perform additional blood tests (e.g., C- For those who maintain a frequent and sufficient level reactive protein)and/or a graded exercise test with of exercise, it is possible that their physician will an ECG (treadmill stress test) on you first. reduce their cholesterol-lowering medication and in • Choose dynamic forms of exercise that tend to Reprinted with permission from the some cases stop it altogether. last at least 20 to 30 minutes and are performed at American Council on Exercise. Here are guidelines that outline a systematic ap- moderate intensities. Moderate exercise intensities ©American Council on Exercise proach for favorably altering cholesterol levels with

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42 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Texas Events - (Continued from Page 42) vic.org 361/572-4300 is Saturday at South Point Marina, Port Isabel. Awards and social occur Sunday 25-27—ANGLETON: Second Annual Rollin’ Thunder Carshow at the SPI Convention Centre. www.spichamber.com 956/761-4412 & Bikefest Includes food, games, carnival, live music, vendors, car 19-21—PORT NECHES: Port Neches Trade Days Find arts & crafts ven- show and world famous bike builders — The MartinBros. Brazoria County dors, antiques, food vendors, local entertainment, Longaberger baskets, special Fairgrounds. www.rollinthundershow.com 979/299-1291 order baked goods, custom painted furniture and more. Port Neches Avenue. 26-28—CLEAR LAKE AREA: Ballunar Liftoff Festival Touted as the E-mail: [email protected] 409/722-4023 “Largest Hot Air Balloon Event in Texas,” this event features more than 80 20—CORPUS CHRISTI: Photo Phun with Phlowers! Workshop Two hot air balloons, the world’s largest balloon, a balloon glow, skydiving com- experienced, published digital photo hobbyists talk about equipment, taking petitions, aerial demonstrations, midway games, arts & crafts, food, music fun, creative photos and more. Bring camera. Hours are 10 a.m. to noon. Corpus and other entertainment. NASA Johnson Space Center. www.ballunarfestival. Christi Botanical Gardens and Nature Center. E-mail: mjc@ccbotanicalgardens. com 281/488-7676 org • www.ccbotanicalgardens.org 361/852-2100 27—GALVESTON: Artwalk Wine stroll takes people through art galleries, 20—HARLINGEN: “Blues on the Hill” Features blues music with several antique shops, designer clothing stores and exclusive boutiques. Hours are 6 bands participating. Lawn chairs and beach towels are welcome. Hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Historic Strand District. 409/763-2403 to 10 p.m. McKelvey Park, 1325 S. 77 Sunshine Strip. 956/427-8871 27—PORT ARANSAS: Texas Women Anglers Tournament Features 20-21—CORPUS CHRISTI: Seashore Marketplace Includes marketplace a fishing tournament for women. Robert’s Point Park. www.gofishtx.com and live music. Balli Park Pavilion on North Padre Island. www.seashoremar- 361/882-6000 ketplace.com 361/332-9978 28—SOUTH PADRE ISLAND: Brownsville River Rockets “Duel of the 20-21—KEMAH: Steel Drum Festival Kemah Boardwalk. www.kemah- Dunes” This adventure race puts two member teams through a multisport boardwalk.com 281/334-9880 or 877/285-3624 challenge of 7-15 miles of mountain biking, 2-3 miles of running in the dunes, 20-21—PORT ARTHUR: Triangle Bird Show Bob Bowers Civic Center. a 5-6 mile urban challenge at historical Isla Blanca, 2-3 miles of kayaking in 409/982-7404 the bay and mystery events that include an activity at Schlitterbahn Water Park. 20-21—ROSENBERG: 31st Annual Festival of Glass & Antique Show E-mail: [email protected] • www.riverrockets.com 956/451-1500 & Sale Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Fort Bend County Fairgrounds. www.houstonglassclub.org 281/342-4876 or Texas Events has been published with the permission of the Texas 713/729-4267 Department of Transportation. All events are taken in part from 25—VICTORIA: Charity Concert Series Songwriter’s Night with Alan the Texas Events Calendar. All dates for events were correct at Shamblin Leo J. Welder Performing Arts Center. E-mail: yeates@hospice- the time of publication and are subject to change. TEXAS FLOORING & ROOFING SERVICES 9211 West Rd @ Beltway 8 281-517-0006 Texas Flooring is your nearby fl ooring & roofi ng source. Come see our showroom and visit the many samples of woods, tiles, laminates, and carpets. Let us be part of your fl ooring & roofi ng project. WOODS & BAMBOO Bruce, Robbins, Anderson, Hartco, Harris Tarket, WFI & Others TILE Master Tile, ICI, Interceramic, Hutcherson, Daltile, Emser & Others LAMINATES Pergo, Wilsonart, Witex, Armstrong, Quickstep, Mohawk & Others CARPET Shaw, Mohawk, Beaulieu, Holleytex, Coronet, Color Vision & Others ROOFING SERVICES Tear Off, Re-Deck, Haul Trash, Leak Repairs, over 30 years experience OTHERS Countertops (Granite, Marble, & Tiles), Window Blinds, Wood Refi nishing, Indoor/Outdoor Applications & Tub Surrounds Key Notes Owner Operated, Free home Estimates, In Store Specials, Financing & References Available

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46 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Classified Personal ads are free for Fairfield residents. Limit 30 words. 281-304-9956, [email protected] Business Classifieds are $45. Limit 40 words. Contact Kelly Peel at 512-589-5471, [email protected] OR Ads Kim Moore at 281-373-3807, [email protected] Business Classifieds HANDYMAN: Small jobs are my specialty. Fairfield Resident DOG GROOMING in FAIRFIELD! : Experienced dog groomer - retired. Fences, painting - exterior/interior, siding, exterior mold located in Fairfield. My services include nail clipping, bathing, and removal, etc. NO job is too small. Satisfaction guaranteed. Refer- haircutting. I groom all breeds. References are available. I am a ences available. Call Jack @ 281-744-8636. Leave a message, All Fairfield resident and I have competitive prices. By appointment calls returned. Reasonable rates on all work. only. Please call Nicole Meadows at 281-304-0813. TURN FAVORITE PHOTOS INTO A DVD PHOTO SLIDE- CAPE JANITORIAL & MAID SERVICES - Commercial & SHOW SET TO MUSIC! I can take photos, hard copies or CDss, Residential - “We clean the corners others try to cut!” Wash & and make them into beautiful slideshows set to music of your choice. change bedding, clean bathrooms, dust entire house, sweep & mop, I have access to thousands of songs and I can use video clips as well. vacuum entire house, empty trash, clean kitchen (oven & refrigerator These DVDs make wonderful gifts for any occasion! Call Brittany if needed), polish furniture & woodwork, lawn service, 10% OFF at (281)256-3908! New Customers First Clean, 832-512-8478. CHILDCARE: I have openings for before and after school care for BABY EXPERT! Newborn to 4 months. Loving, attentive care for Ault Elementary students in my home. Certified Texas teacher with your baby. Home away from home environment, while you work references available. Please contact Heather for more information. without worry. No older children. Two babies maximum. Year’s 281-256-8302. of experience, references. Adult household. Call 281-373-9678 for GRANNY B’s DAYCARE: Where Quality Childcare is Not Expen- more information. sive ... It is PRICELESS! Located in the Tuscan Estates in Fairfield, ELECTRICIAN : Licensed and Insured. One call does it all! Com- CPR Certified, TX Licensed Childcare Provider, Structured Nurturing mercial and Residential; Custom and Remodels; ceiling fans, lights, Environment, Infant and Toddler Specialist, Flexible Hours, Competi- plugs, garage door openers and landscape lighting. Free estimates. tive Rates. 281-304-0036. Fairfield Resident. Call now: Lightning Fast Electrical 832-725-3604. TUTORING HELP: I am a Cy-Fair ISD teacher at Emmott Ask for Brad. Elementary and a two-year resident of Cypress Mill Park II. I am HORSEBACK RIDING INSTRUCTION - Beginner - Advanced. interested in tutoring children in the neighborhood through out the Just for fun, exercise, or show preparation. Children and Adults wel- upcoming school year. Let me know what you need and I can cater comed with any experience. I have safe horse and facilities. Prices to your child. Please Call: Lauren Grein-Gaspard; Cell: 281-830-6148 are very reasonable and according to each lesson plan. References Home: 281-373-9966. are available. 713-560-7491. HABERMACHER PIANO STUDIOS: Private Lessons for chil- DATA RECOVERY: Accidentally deleted files from your PC? dren and adults. Great course for beginners. Degreed music teachers. Virus blasted your hard drive? Laptop display broken? Need your Stephen & Judith 281-373-3214. important files recovered quickly? Contact Bill at 281-304-7445. CHILDCARE: Stay at home mom of two boys. One is in 4th grade Confidential. Reasonable rates. Professional recovery software. and one is a toddler. If your looking for someone to care for your child Files restored to CD or floppy. Fairfield resident. in a warm, loving, fun, and safe environment please call me! I have STACY’S DAYCARE & PRESCHOOL: Now accepting ages 1 openings for full time child care in my home from 6:30-6:30, starting - 3 yr olds. Before and After school care for Ault Elementary Only. August 1st. Reasonable rates, for more information, please contact Lot of fun activities and preschool learning. Spaces limited, I will Deena 281-304-4437. Before and after school care also available. only be caring for 4 children so I can provide each child with lots of MAID SERVICES: We want to CLEAN your home. Fairfield Refer- individual attention and learning time. Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks ences. Bonded. Will furnish supplies. A family owned business since provided during the day. M-F, 6:30 a.m. - 6:00p.m. A tax write-off 1987. FREE ESTIMATES. Call us at 281-859-3162. daycare. If interested, please contact Stacy @ 281-373-3766.

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 47 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Limit 30 Words Please call Sheri Keen 281-256-2932 or Jen Mohr 281-890-1696 for Personal Classifieds - more info TWO FEMALE CHOC LABS: Nestle and Chloe need a lot more MEN’S, 28” MOUNTAIN BIKE FOUND MORNING OF JULY 5TH. attention than their current family can give them. They are 3yr. old Call 281-373-3243. sisters, spayed and shots up to date. No papers. For more info. call: GOODSON/SPILLANE 8TH GRADERS: Annual 5 day Washington 281-256-1767. D.C./ NY trip. All inclusive. Summer 2006. For more information contact PUPPIES: Champion Bred Sheltie Puppies for Sale: 5 puppies available Paige.Phares@cfisd.net (281 373-3444) or Tiffany.Lechinger@cfisd. now and 1 litter expected in late July. Call 281-344-0809 or 713-851- net 8327 for more information. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Shepherd’s Kids is accepting CHILDCARE NEEDED: We have a wonderful 4-yr-old son. Attends applications for caregivers for before (6:15 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.) and/or MDO on MTTH. Need before/after school care on MTTH with full days after (3:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.) school care for the 2005-06 school year. on WF. Transportation to MDO not required but would be nice. Contact Applicants must provide references and indicate experience working with Aubrey 713.851.0049 children in a group setting. $10/hour. Application forms are available NEW PLAY GROUP FORMING: Looking to start a playgroup for my in the Good Shepherd U.M.C. lobby and can be turned in to the church son (born 11/04) with other babies his age, give or take a few months. office. Our office is located at 20155 Cypresswood, off Mason Road. We live near Keith elementary. Hopefully we can start some lifelong MACHINIST WANTED: Experience preferred. Manual and CNC friendships! Call Wendy 281 373-0876 machines. Only 5 miles from Fairfield! Call 281-304-9800 or 713-858- ITEMS WANTED FOR GARAGE SALE: Boy Scout Troop 1477 3413 and ask for Chris. taking donations for garage sale fundraiser. Donation Receipts available. HELP WANTED: Office Assistant needed for financial service company Call Nathan at 281-304-0204. in the Jones Road/290 area. Basic computer, phone and filing skills ADULT CAMPERS: Do you have an RV, kids grown up and gone? Like preferred. Approximately 35-40 hours per week, flexible work hours. to socialize? Come join us. For more information, contact us at 281-373- Full benefits, including health, 401k, and profit sharing. Call Ken at 1374 or e-mail [email protected]. (Nonsmoking group). 281-894-1957. ANYONE FOR BUNCO? We are interested in forming a new Bunco CARPOOLING to Texas A&M: Looking for students to carpool from group in Fairfield and are looking for 10 more players (plus subs!) Fairfield to Texas A&M during the fall semester. Will split gas expenses. Call Megan @ 281-256-0877 or 713-301-9315. Jumpin Depot Moonwalks Concessions and more! 281-304-9001 www.jumpindepot.com Book your party with us! Ken Parker Investment Representative 15 yr. Fairfi eld Resident Receive $25 off 9720 Jones Rd., Suite 140 Houston, TX 77065 $25 of your 1st rental just Bus.: 281-894-1957 f Cell: 281-384-1562 by mentioning this ad! www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC

48 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE TRUCK FOR SALE: 2001 silverado 2500hd 4x4 crew cab short bed. BABY ITEMS FOR SALE: 2 - Clarion 6 speed Gentle Choice open White with charcoal leather. Only 35,000 miles! Really clean truck! Pw, top swing by Garco $35.00 each. 2 - Tot Wheels Activity Center Walker pl, power seats-driver and passenger, cold ac, twilight sensor, $24,500 $25.00 each. Lots of boy baby clothes. Call 281-256-0987. call 281-373-5960 FOR SALE: White MayTag Refrigerator 20.7 cubic feet with slide/spill MULCHING MOWER FOR SALE: Honda Harmony, mulching proof shelvies and ice-maker. Runs great. $200.00 Call 281-256-0987 mower (HRM215SXA), 5hp motor, 3-speed hydrostatic transmission, FOR SALE: 2person Barbie Jeep: Hardly used,includes owner’s recoil start, 21” cutting width, folding handlebars, like new,still breaking manual, 12volt battery, ac charger,adjustable speed 2.5 to 5 mile/hr and in. Mower also come with new mulching blades and spark plug. Inquiries reverse gear, with radio. $100 obo. 281-373-1857 call 281-373-4507 after five and weekend or, 713-586-8237 during the FOR SALE: Jogging stroller for sale, used by a Grandma for day. $150.00 or best offer. Grandchildren. Navy Blue, perfect condition. Asking $60.00. 281-635- FOR SALE: Toddler Fire truck bed $70, 3 person swing green/white 6174 Cell, 281-373-4637 Hm. stripped $50, two sets of golf clubs $100/200. All Offers Considered. FOR SALE: Basketball hoop, portable, water filled base $50.00, also a 281-256-3493. vitamaster/airmaster exercise bike $50.00 call 281-304-9864 FOR SALE: Multi color fabric sofa and matching love seat $ 350; Full AIR HOCKEY TABLE FOR SALE: 8 ft. full size table with double size futon with blue mattress $175; Linksys wireless B router $19; Full paneled legs for sturdiness. Works great, 4-5 yrs. old. $225 can e—mail size basketball goal, NBA PRO with glass board, adjustable $65; office pictures, call 281-256-0180 executive black leather chair $30; office executive fabric chair $30. call: FOR SALE: Club Size Treadmill, Large display w/9 different speeds 2813734460. and elevations, folds up for a space saver. Two yrs. left on extended FOR SALE: Beautiful, white wood baby crib by Million Dollar Baby. warranty. Paid $1800 new , will sell for $950 Call 281-256-0180 Can Complete with like new mattress, excellent condition. Can email picture. e- mail pictures $100.00. (713) 824-7625. FOR SALE: Sofa & Matching love seat, beautiful conditon, Morgan FOR SALE: Queen size solid wood headboard, frame and mattress Stewart (Finger’s), 8 way, hand tied, jewel tone plaid, $300.00 OBO. set. All in excellent condition. The mattress is a three year old Spring Call 832-247-8061 Air Deluxe back support which was seldom used. The mattress alone GET READY FOR SCHOOL: 3/4 size Suziki Violin w/case $120, retails for $700.00. Will sell all for $450.00. Call 713-826-4042 or 281- HOOKED ON PHONICS (great tool) $75, Yamaha U3 Piano - sounds 373-0118. and looks beautiful. (281) 256-0530.

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Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 49 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE FOR SALE: Beautiful Italian antique ROCOCO dining room table. Can FOR SALE: Rebel Pro Form- Recumbent Bike and Ellipitical email pictures if interested $150 obo. High quality black speaker stands Crosstrainer. Basically exercise bike and ellipitical machine in one!!! $50. 4 fold antique gold cast iron aluminum fireplace screen (Height 31’ $40.00. Call 281-304-6983 Width 54 Weight 22lbs) $50.Sells for $175. Call 281-304-5479. FOR SALE: Very nice wine rack, paid $95…yours for $40. $100 FOR SALE: Blue/black rolling office chair in great condition $30.00 Marriott Hotels Certificate (2-night stay required), $45 . (281) 635- and Power Wheels red Harley Davidson motorcycle in good condition 9981. (just needs new battery) $50.00. Call 281-213-9980 FOR SALE: Speed Cart Golf Push/Pull Cart w/brake. Retails for $179- BABY ITEMS FOR SALE: Baby Trend Snap-N-Go Stroller for Sell for $125. Pack-n-Play Crib - looks like a mini playpen - $50. Call infant carriers, new at B’R’US $60, asking $30, like new. Fisher Price 281-256-0287. Aquarium Take-Along Swing, new $60 - asking $28 - LN great shape! CHILDREN’S BEDROOM SET FOR SALE: Never slept in!...twin 281-304-7904. bed w/storage drawers, shelf headboard, 3-dresser drawer/entertainme FOR SALE: Boy/Girl Cherry Crib and Matching chest of drawers with nt armoire, matching stand. Mattress included. Honey finish. $775 or unique flip-top changing table. Purchased in 2002. Excellent condition. best offer. 281-256-9098 or 281-381-1240. Paid $650. Asking $200. Email [email protected] for pics. FURNITURE FOR SALE: Twin sleigh bed with mattress set 281-256-0287. (Purchased from Cargo) Excellent condition. Please call 832-860- COMPUTERS & MONITORS FOR SALE: Great gifts for school! 5051 Viewsonic 21” CRT monitor, excellent shape. $100. NEC 21” CRT FOR SALE: 2 infant life jackets for children up to 30 pounds $10 each, monitor, excellent shape. $100. Optiquest V95 19” monitor, excellent 2 Little Tykes 2 in 1 Snug Secure swings $12 each, 2 Britax Advantage shape. $75. Dell GX150 Computer, Intel PIII 933mhz, 128mb ram, Carseats regularly $250 selling for $125 each, 17” Trinitron CRT Win2000 Pro. $80.Dell Optiplex Computer, Intel PII266mhz, 128mb Computer Monitor $50. Everything is in excellent condition and all ram, Win98. $40. Dell Dimension Computer, Intel PIII600mhz, 256mb prices are negotiable. Call 281-256-1719. ram, Win2000 Pro, ATI 64mb video. $70. Computer: Intel Celeron NINTENDO GAMEBOY ADVANCE SP FOR SALE: Like new, 400mhz, 160mb ram, Win2000 Pro. $35. Computer: Compaq Deskpro. only 1 year after purchase, sale for $55.00. Gameboy carring case $5.00. Intel Pentium, 384mb ram, Win98. $25. Please call 281-373-3997. Call 281-304-0603. FOR SALE: Honda Generator EM250 low hours excellent condition FOR SALE: Weider squat rack (cage) with lat pull down, bench with new $1,500 asking $550 David @ 832-452-1580. leg lift and preacher curl setup, 1 inch press bar, curl bar, 4 adjustable Spring Cypress Dental Family & Cosmetic Dentistry Our mission is to provide the highest quality care in the most comfortable environment. 281.256.3222 1.877.TOOTH.11 • State-of-the-Art Technology Specializing in Custom Built • Children Welcomed • Swimming Pools • Spas • Soothing Nitrous Oxide 100% • Waterfalls • Digital X-rays Financing • Custom Gunite Pools • Intra-oral cameras Available • ® Straighten teeth without braces! FREE Designs & Estimates Virtually Invisable Senior ® • One hour teeth whitening Citizen with great results. Discounts! COMPLIMENTARY Dental Exam, Bite Wing X-Ray, & Consultation (up to a $150 value) New patients only, not valid with insurance or other offers. Exp. 9/15/05 17330 Spring Cypress #115 Across From Kroger Signature �� 50 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE dumbbell bars and 310lb of weights, $250.00; IDI SCUBA regulators, 1 first and 2 second stages, with pressure, depth and compass console, $100.00; Kenmore 70 series heavy duty, super capacity Dryer, $75.00; give GE heavy duty, extra capacity 7-cycle washer, $20; Two 3-section dark the girls Looking for a fun way to enjoy a blue couches, perfect condition, $175; All items OBO. 713-907-8147. a little girl time? Plan a Mary Kay FOR SALE: 2 1930 chrome side mirrors and lacquered wood dash. call. Interested parties only call: 281-373-3243. party! invite your girlfriends. Maria Martina Davenport PATIO FURNITURE FOR SALE: 5-piece outdoor patio furniture Independent Beauty Consultant Enjoy free makeovers. set. Round glass top table and 4 chairs with cushions. $85.00 Call Fairfield Resident Exchange beauty tips. It’s 281.304.5369 or [email protected] (713) 598-3666 (281) 256-1641 a beautiful way to bond! Call me [email protected] to schedule the fun. www.marykay.com/mmdavenport

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Darla Simon, ABR, 281-610-4882 www.darlasimon.com • [email protected] • PROFESSIONAL HARDIPLANK INSTALLERS 204100 AspenwildeAspenwildde Dr. • TRAINED PAINTERS Darla’s $134,800$$134,$134134 800 - 3 oor I4/4/2.5/22.5/2 G 2,3311PENDINGPPENDINPE sq ftEt withhN ne neww bberberD b carpet and paint • TALENTED FAUX FINISHERS Cypress 20426 Gentle Mist Ln. • PRO WINDOW INSTALLERS $259,900 - 5/3.5/3 Spotlight 3,558 sq ft loaded with upgrades • KITCHEN REMODELERS Century Oaks Acreage $89,900 - 5 acres in gated community • GRANITE INSTALLERS Wooded, small creek behind, “high and dry” elevation • PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANT 15519 Wimberlyrlylyy Way $534,900$$534,534534,900 - 4 oor 5/455/4.5/3+4.5/3+3+G 4,77144,771 sqsq ft MediterraneanMediterDdidit raInean ww/ PENDINGPPENDINpool/spaEN on over 1/2 acre RE/MAX Professional Group 9234 FM 1960 West @ Perry Rd. 281-894-1000 Integrity Based Business www.integritypainting.com

Copyright © 2005 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - August 2005 51 FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE Listing Your Home for Sale in Fairfield? Call Dawn and get the Scoop on her Unique Marketing Package Find Out How to Sell Your Home 24 Hours a Day - Online and Offline Several Commission Options Available to Fit Various Needs www.DawnFore.com Shop Online! Virtual Tours, Photos And Floorplans

15334 Redbud Berry Way, 20407 Lake Spring Court, 20911 Golden Sycamore, 20406 Scenic Woods Drive, Dawn Fore 3/2.5/2, 1791 SqFt, $124,900 4/3.5/3, 3014 SqFt, $224,990 4/2.5/2, 2992 SqFt, $189,900 4/2.5/2, 2573 SqFt, $174,900

POOL Fairfield Resident & 15707 Lake Loop Drive, 21210 Crossvine Trail Ct, 15906 Pebble Creek Trail, 15130 Carilina Oaks, Foremost Realtor 4/3.5/3, 3495 SqFt, $260,000 4/2.5/2, 2423 SqFt, $179,900 4/4.5/3, 3440 SqFt, $279,900 4/2.5/2, 2586 SqFt, $144,000 Dawn sold more Fairfield listings in Dawn Fore's Fairfield Market Report 2004 than any other Neighborhood 2nd Quarter Results Current agent or office.. Sold $ per SqFt DOM Avail Pending call to see if she can Chappell Ridge 2 $66.17 133 9 0 Cottage Glen 2 $71.77 62 1 0 help you sell your The Crossing 2 $58.60 83 6 2 home in 2005! The Estates 1 $76.01 33 1 0 Garden Grove 12 $65.41 98 14 1 Inwood Glen 9 $63.38 62 9 4 832-478-1211 Inwood Meadows 6 $65.79 87 9 6 Inwood Park 18 $60.36 80 11 8 281-731-7399 Lakes/Lake Ridge 2 7 $70.48 58 13 2 Landing/Reserve 3 $67.72 74 2 2 Meadows 1 $59.99 80 6 1 Oaks 1 $60.32 48 4 2 Park/Retreat 1 $81.86 106 2 1 Pines 2 $82.89 50 4 0 Professional Group Summer Ridge 3 - - 2 1 281-894-1000 Trails 1 $55.95 54 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.

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