Glencairn March 2017

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MARCH 2017
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Teenage Job Seeker List pg. 7
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Houston Area Events pg. 36
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NEWS FROM GLENCAIRN
EMAIL LIST SET UP FOR INSTANT PROBLEM NOTIFICATION
If you would like to join the Glencairn Crime Watch email list, please
send your name, address and telephone number along with the
email, which you check frequently, to Patty Hill at glencairncrimewatch@live.com.
The meeting for the Glencairn Crime Watch is the
second Wednesday of the month.
You will receive information, which has been sent to me from the
Sheriff’s Office, from citizens who have observed events, etc. In
addition, if you want to volunteer as a Block Captain for your street,
you can do so by sending an email.
Sadly, in this era of commuting and busy schedules, few of us get to
know our neighbors. At one time in our history, neighbors knew when
there was a problem and immediately told their neighbors. This effort
will offer information as it comes to my attention. Rumors will be
checked out by the Sheriff’s Office before the information is shared
via email to the residents. Glencairn is doing a great job watching
out for each other and calling the Sheriff’s Department to report
suspicious activities, our criminal activity has steadily gone down.
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS
Your Board of Directors are volunteers from your community that give
up their time in an effort to make Glencairn a better place to live. More
importantly, they strive to keep the property values up since your
home is probably your single largest investment. We trust you will
understand that Board members do not mind discussing association
issues with members. We respectfully request that homeowners do
not approach Board members away from Board or member meetings
to discuss personal deed restriction or collection matters. The
individual Board members cannot make a decision on an individual
basis. It takes a majority vote of the Board to make a decision. That
is why the Board meets on Mondays before the member meeting to
discuss issues with members.
CALL SHERIFF’S OFFICE TO REPORT
AFTER HOURS & ILLEGAL ACTIVITY
If your home backs up to the greenbelt, please call the Sheriff’s Office
at 713-221-6000 if you see or hear suspicious people, underage drinking,
graffiti artists or any activity after 10 PM, etc. Graffiti has extended
to some homeowner fences and to the sidewalks. It is imperative
that you call the Sheriff’s Office, give your address and explain that
this area is behind your home in order to get this activity stopped.
We are looking at solutions to this problem of recalcitrant teens and
young people in their 20’s who have nothing better to do with their
time than disobey the law and terrorize the neighbors.
All common areas (the pool area, the parks, the civic center, tennis
courts, etc.) in Glencairn are closed at 10 PM. After 10 PM, people at
any of the common areas are in violation of the trespassing laws of
Texas.
SLOW DOWN IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS
Almost everyone is aware that the Sheriff’s Office has adopted a zero
tolerance of speeding and other violations of the law with a motor
vehicle. That zero tolerance has resulted in an average of 50 tickets
per month issued in Glencairn. The speed limit in residential areas, by
Texas law, is 30 miles per hour. There are cautionary signs regarding
slower speeds on curves. There are stop signs, which indicate the
vehicle must come to a complete stop. Residents of Glencairn want
to see a slower pace of traffic for the protection of all-especially the
children. For some reason, the people of Harris County seem to be
perpetually late. A suggestion for each of us is to leave five minutes
early in order to avoid the impulse to speed. Develop patience; we
do not want a fatality auto-pedestrian accident in our neighborhood
or any serious accident caused by thoughtless speed. Be mindful of
where you are driving.
PATTY HILL
CRIME WATCH COORDINATOR
glencairncrimewatch@live.com
GLENCAIRN C.I.A. MONTHLY MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
JANUARY 11, 2017
Pursuant to Article V, Section 3 of the RESTATED AND AMENDED
BY-LAWS OF THE GLENCAIRN COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA-
TION the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Members was duly called
and held on January 11, 2017 7:45 PM at 17030 Kieth Harrow Blvd,
Houston TX 77084.
IN ATTENDANCE
Directors Hill and Judd were in attendance. Management representative
Ransom Daly and homeowner’s listed on the sign in register
were also in attendance.
MEETING MINUTES
The November 9, 2016 Meeting of the Members minutes as presented
in the Glencairn Chatter.
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HELPFUL NUMBERS
GLENCAIRN C.I.A.....ACMP
16650 Pine Forest Houston, Tx 77084
(281)855-9867
www.acmpinc.com
G.C.I.A. COMMITTEES
Deed Restrictions: 281-855-9867
Swim Team:Elizabeth Haag (after 4 PM) 281-814-2726
glencairn_piranhas@att.net
POOL RENTAL: 713-932-7665
SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
EMERGENCY (Fire, Ambulance or Police Matter)
713-221-6000
911
VACATION WATCH 281-463-2648
Sheriff (Non-emergency ) 713- 221-6000
HC Sheriff’s Sub-Station Clay Rd 281- 463-6300
SCHOOLS
Cy-Fair School District Admin. 281 897-4000
Lieder Elementary (K-5) 281 463-5928
Tipps Elementary 281-345-3350
Watkins Jr. High (6-8) 281 463-5850
Cypress Lakes 281-856-3800
KISD Administration
Wolfe Elementary (K-5)
281-396-6000
281-237-2250
Cardiff Junior High (6-8) 281-234-0600
Mayde Creek Jr. High 281-237-3900
Mayde Creek High School 281-237-3000
UTILITIES
Electricity - Reliant Energy 713-207-7777
Street Light Outage 713-207-2222
Gas - Centerpoint - Leak 713- 659-3552
Water and Sewer -Jackrabbit PUD Billing 281-579-4500
Repair 281-398-8211
Comcast Communications 713-341-1000
Telephone - ATT 1-800-616-1171
Waste Management TRASH Pickup 713- 686-6666
MISCELLANEOUS
Poison Control 1-800-764-7661
Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center 281- 890-4285
Harris County Health Department 713- 439-6290
Animal Control (Harris County) 281- 999-3191
Clay Rd. Courthouse Annex 281- 463-2446
Harris County Pct 3 Maintenance 281- 463-6300
US Post Office (Bear Creek) 800-275-8777
Bear Creek Library 281- 550-0885
TAXING AUTHORITIES
Harris County Appraisal District 713- 957-7800
ASSISTANCE HOTLINES
HC Children’s Protective Services 713- 394-4000
Rape Crisis 713- 528-7273
Suicide Prevention (24 hrs) 713- 228-1505
Battered Women & Children 713- 528-5785
Crisis Hotline (24 hrs) 713- 228-1505
Alcoholics Anonymous (24 hrs) 713- 686-6300
Lost Pets 713- 999-3191
www.countypets.com
Resolved, the members approved the November 9, 2016 Meeting
of the Members minutes.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
The below Christmas Decoration award winners were announced:
North Side of Kieth Harrow
1st: 16906 Clan Macintosh Dr
2nd: 5307 Girnigoe Dr
3rd: 16906 Macleish Dr
South Side of Kieth Harrow
1st: 4811 Gretna Green Dr
2nd: 16411 Royal Mile Ln
3rd: 4619 Stacy Rd
Over three hundred thirty three families visited Santa at the
Breakfast for Santa.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
The Association will be hosting a Crawfish Broil on February 25,
2017. This will take place from 4 PM to 8 PM. There is a charge of
$10 per plate or $20 for all you can eat. It is open for Glencairn
residents only.
POOL REPORT
Pools are closed for the winter.
EXECUTIVE MEETING BOARD ACTION
1. Install streetlight on Dounreay near Jura.
2. Reviewed correspondence from fourteen homeowners and
provide management with responses to forward and action to
be taken.
3. Approved Southern Concrete Raising to inspect the entire
subdivision and submit a proposal to repair every sidewalk between
the curb and the sidewalk as well as driveways between
the sidewalk and the curb. They will be performing this January
19th through the 23rd.
4. Met with one homeowner.
HOMEOWNER FORUM
Members discussed the ongoing construction at Watkins Elementary.
NEXT MEMBER MEETING
The next member meeting will be February 10, 2017, 7:30 PM.
MEETING ADJOURNED
The meeting adjourned at 8:11 PM.
GLENCAIRN C.I.A. MONTHLY MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
FEBRUARY 8, 2017
Pursuant to Article V, Section 3 of the RESTATED AND AMENDED
BY-LAWS OF THE GLENCAIRN COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCI-
ATION the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Members was duly called
and held on February 8, 2017, 7:30 PM at 17030 Kieth Harrow Blvd,
Houston TX 77084.
IN ATTENDANCE
Directors Anderson, Coy, Hill, Rudd and Wesley were in attendance.
Management representative Ransom Daly and homeowners listed
on the sign in register were also in attendance.
2017 ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Members is scheduled for April 8, 2017.
In accordance with Texas state law anyone desiring to be place on
the ballot for the Annual election must submit their name in writing
to the Management Company by March 28, 2017.
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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
CRAWFISH BROIL
February 25, 2017 4-8 PM at 17030 Kieth Harrow. Will have movies.
$10 a plate for a pound of crawfish.
EXECUTIVE MEETING ACTIONS
Reviewed correspondence from three homeowners.
HOMEOWNER FORUM
Director Coy informed the members that the Texas Department of
Transportation held an open meeting on January 24, 2017 to discuss
traffic congestion at Highway 6 and Clay Road. Information can be
obtained at “txdot.gov/in-side-txdot/division/transportation-planning/maps.”
NEXT MEMBER MEETING
The next member meeting will be March 6, 2017, 7:30 PM.
MEETING ADJOURNED
The meeting adjourned at 7:46 PM.
DEED RESTRICTION REVIEW
IMPROVEMENTS/MAINTENANCE OF DWELLINGS
The deed restriction violation reviewed in this issue is maintenance of
dwellings. Once again, this is an overview and there could be specific
issues that are not covered. For additional information feel free to
contact the Deed Restriction Department at ACMP, Inc. 281-855-9867.
The Association regularly cites properties with the violations such
as paint house/ACC required, paint garage doors, repair or replace
garage doors, paint mailbox, replace roof and paint or replace house
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trim, among other violations regarding the maintenance of a dwelling
or a house. In most cases these are referred to as exterior maintenance.
A successful realtor has stated items that create good property
values. One of those items was the neat, attractive appearance of the
house and mailbox. There are several issues to keep in mind when
discussing exterior maintenance. These will be presented following
the discussion of the Covenants & Restriction.
Every section of Glencairn Community Improvement Association,
Inc. has a restriction regarding exterior maintenance. Once again, the
restriction regarding maintenance of dwellings or exterior maintenance
was not something the Board instituted but was put in place
by the Developer. The restriction was put in place to ensure neat,
attractive dwellings that are in harmony. Dwellings or structures
not maintained or with a wide variety of colors all over the spectrum
present unsightly appearance in the neighborhood. This in turn
would cause property values to decline. Most sections of Glencairn
C.I.A., Inc. have the following restriction regarding improvements or
alterations to a structure or property.
“Article VII, Section 2
If in the opinion of the Committee the exterior of any dwelling is in
need of repair or maintenance, the Committee shall notify the Owner
thereof in writing of the need of such repairs or maintenance and if
such repairs or maintenance are not accomplished within thirty (30)
days of said notice, then the Committee may proceed to have such
repairs or maintenance work done for the account of and payment
by the Owner and the Owner shall pay upon demand the Committee’s
cost , together with interest at the rate of ten percent (10%) per
annum until such payment is made and reasonable attorney’s fees
if referred to an attorney for collection.;”
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And
“Article IV, Section 2:
Architectural Control. No building shall be erected, placed or altered
on any Lot until the construction plans and specifications and a plot
plan showing the locations of the structure have been approved by
the Architectural Control Committee, hereinafter established, as
to the quality of workmanship and materials, harmony of external
design with existing structures and as to location with respect to
topography and finished grade elevation.”
These are the Covenants and Restrictions you agreed to abide by
when you purchased your property in Glencairn. Since these were
established the State of Texas has passed legislation, which states:
Section 204.010. (6) “Powers of Property Owners’ Associations…
regulate the use, maintenance, repair, replacement, modification
and appearance of the subdivision;”
The majority of the aforementioned deed restriction letters should
have an accompanying Architectural Change Request for the ACC
committee to review, approve, disapprove or request additional
information. Several past Boards and the current Board were concerned
with the “in the opinion of the Committee” wording in Article
VII, Section 2 of the Covenants and Restrictions. These Boards have
worked on a set of ACC Guidelines that can be distributed to members
in an effort to make them aware of the improvement guidelines. These
guidelines also state that there is an approved color chart available
at the management company office or at Sherwin Williams to select
exterior paint colors. You do not have to purchase Sherwin Williams
paint, if you prefer another brand, just take a sample to the store
where you wish to purchase your paint from. Once again, when the
color is selected, it must be submitted along with the ACC form to
the committee for approval.
The Association, its Board of Directors and management company
have a responsibility to enforce this deed restriction. The Board believes
the enforcement procedure is fair and offers property owners
the opportunity to explain any problems regarding improvements
or alterations to a structure or property.
The management company inspects the subdivision twice a month.
If there is a need for exterior maintenance observed a first class letter
will be sent. Every attempt is made to be as specific as possible in an
effort to help identify the violation and have it corrected. However,
this does not mean each and every situation can or will be addressed.
The first letter states that if there are extenuating circumstances or
you believe the letter is in error, you should contact the management
company. If the ACC form is returned within the ten days stipulated in
the letter this serves as the response. If the ACC cannot be returned
within the ten (10) days then the homeowner needs to inform the
Association when the violation will be corrected. If the violation has
not been corrected and we have not received any response from the
owner by the subsequent inspection, certified letter is sent. A picture
is taken at the time the violation(s) is observed during the second
inspection. The charges for the certified letter and photo are the
responsibility of the property owner in accordance with the Texas
Property Code. If the violation still exists during the subsequent inspection,
it is placed at Board Direction. The violation has now existed
at least six weeks. The Board will inspect the property to observe the
violation and will take one of three courses of action.
If the maintenance is not to the structure itself or will not cause any
type of damage to the structure or property, the Association may
have a contractor correct the violation. The charges for enforcement
of deed restrictions are the responsibility of the property owner but
the Association must pay the expense up front and get reimbursed
by the property owner.
The Association could have the attorney send a letter to the property
owner requesting the violation be corrected. There is definitely
a charge associated with this avenue of enforcement. If the Board
chooses to take the attorney avenue for correction of the violation
and the violation is not corrected, the next step is a lawsuit. Once this
step is taken, legal fees increase rapidly. The Association could send
a “President’s” letter, which is a final appeal from the Association for
the violation to be corrected.
The Association does not want to file lawsuits for any deed restriction
violations. If homeowners communicate with the Board, they have
always worked with the homeowners. The same would apply in
this situation. The key issue is communication. The Board is usually
left with no other choice but to file a lawsuit for the majority of the
exterior maintenance violations due to non-existent written communication
from homeowners.
Should you have any questions regarding the enforcement of deed
restrictions, please feel free to contact the management company at
281-855-9867 or attend the monthly member meetings. Should you
care to address the Board in private, please contact the management
company in writing and request to be placed on the agenda for the
Executive Director Meeting. The Executive Director Meeting is held
the Monday before the monthly member meetings. The member
meetings take place at the Civic Center on 17030 Kieth Harrow the
second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 PM.
STREETLIGHTS OUT?
Please report outages of streetlights to Centerpoint Energy. Get the
pole number, as well as, the nearest street address and call 713-207-
2222. It is very important that non-working lights are reported for the
safety of each of us. Call it in, call it in!
HARRIS COUNTY ALARM DETAIL
In order to increase compliance and spread awareness, our office is
requesting your assistance in informing residents in your community
through your HOA newsletter or your scheduled HOA meetings of the
need to obtain a permit for operating an alarm system, residential or
business, within unincorporated Harris County. Many residents and
businesses are unaware of the requirement to obtain an alarm permit
once an alarm system has been installed and activated by the alarm
company. Alarm systems are established and defined in the Local
Government Code 233 (subchapter D), as well as the authority to
regulate, adopt rules and impose penalties for unpermitted locations.
Obtaining the required permit will avoid the issuance of a citation
and excessive false alarm fees. The fee for current permit issuance
is $35 with a yearly renewal fee of $10. All permit fees are waived for
senior citizens 65 years or older. Under current guidelines, a permitted
location is allowed five (5) free false alarms annually. Any subsequent
false alarms during your permitted year are subject to a $75 fine that
is billed to the permit holder’s address. If a site has an active alarm
system, yet does not have a permit to operate such alarm, a false
alarm may result in a Class C citation, which could range up to $500.
Should you or your residents require a copy of the permit application
form or would like to review the regulations regarding permit
requirements, you may do so by visiting the Harris County Sheriff’s
Office website at www.hcso.hctx./net. The application can be printed
from the website, then completed and mailed to our office with the
applicable fees. We are currently in the planning stages of making
the application and payment process available on-line for the convenience
to the public. Should you have any questions, please contact
the Harris County Sheriff’s Office Alarm Detail at 713-755-4600 M-F,
8 AM - 5 PM. If you would like any of our Alarm Detail personnel to
attend one of your HOA meetings, we would be glad to attend and
answer as many questions as possible.
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GLENCAIRN TEENAGER JOB SEEKERS
If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the
teenage job seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website
(www.krenekprinting.com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers)
with your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number,
year you will graduate and the name of your newsletter/subdivision.
Check the list of jobs you want on your form. Please make
sure your email is correct, we send emails in the summer to make
sure all the info is still good and that you want to stay on the list.
If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will remove you
from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission.
DISCLAIMER
Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for
those listed on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and
check out references if you do not personally know those listed.
This is just a list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to
find part time jobs. Responsibility for any work done by these
teenagers is between those seeking helpers and the teens and
their parents.
CODE KEY:
B - BABYSITTING, CPR - CPR CERT., FAC - FIRST AID CERT., RCC - RED CROSS CERT.,
SS - SAFE SITTER, SL - SWIM LESSONS, PP - PET/PLANT SITTER, P - PET CARE
ONLY, H - HOUSE CARE, L - LAWN CARE, C- CAR CARE/DETAILING, T - TUTORING
Julianna Judge - B, PP, T 18 281-861-6707
Jazmin Campbell - B, PP, CPR, FAC 13 737-247-4525
Stephany Lopez - B, PP 17 832-798-0538
Lizeth Martinez - B, P, H 15 832-620-1577
Ricardo Ceballos - SL, H, T (All subjects thru 6th grade)
18 346-312-0639
Enrique Alcala - B, SL, PP, H, L, T (anything), C
15 713-503-2881
Genesis Garcia - B, PP, H 18 832-469-6921
Annette Garcia - B, PP 13 281-594-3784
Lorelei Dominguez - B 13 713-824-9369
Jacquelyn Hernandez - B, P 15 832-798-0583
BEST OUTDOOR EXERCISE ACTIVITIES
Sports are generally designed to be leisure activities, but you
can turn your favorite outdoor sports and recreational activities
into exercise. As a result, you can use the sports and activities
to improve your fitness level. The five best sports and recreational
activities for exercise improve your overall fitness level
by building strength and endurance while burning calories and
excess body fat.
Cross-Country Skiing: Cross-country skiing is a winter outdoor
sport and recreational activity that combines skiing and hiking.
The natural motion used in cross-country skiing provides an allaround
aerobic workout. Each motion incorporates the shoulders,
back, chest, core and legs, resulting in the ability to burn about
600 to 900 calories per hour.
Backpacking: The simplicity of strapping on a pack and hitting the
trail makes backpacking one of the five best outdoor sports and
recreational activities for exercise. Regardless of the intensity and
duration of the backpacking trip, you burn a significant amount
of calories while experiencing the great outdoors. Backpacking
for one hour can burn about 600 to 700 calories per hour while
building lower body strength and stamina.
Running: Running is a classic outdoor sport and recreational
activity and one of the best for building endurance, stamina and
muscular fitness while burning calories. Running at 8 mph can
burn more than 1,000 calories per hour and you can increase
that amount with rugged outdoor terrain, such as hills or trails.
Cycling: Learning how to ride a bike is a rite of passage for kids,
but cycling can provide a lifetime of exercise and fitness. You
can take the bike on paved roads or trails along with off-road
trails to experience remote locations in the mountains or forests.
Along with burning about 400 calories per hour, cycling builds
lower body strength while improving balance, coordination and
cardiovascular fitness.
Swimming: Swimming is known for providing a low-impact total
body workout, but it’s also one of the top outdoor sports. You
can vary your swimming activity from freestyle swimming to aqua
aerobics in the outdoor pool or local lake. Swimming is a common
alternative to running, cycling or hiking when the weather turns
hot. One hour of swimming burns about 600 to 700 calories and
improves endurance, strength and coordination.
Courtesy of www.livestrong.com/article/502158-the-five-bestoutdoor-sports-and-recreational-activities-for-exercise/
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ANIMAL INFORMATION
5 STEPS TO A
HAPPIER HEALTHIER PET
1. Protect your pet from extreme
weather (heat, cold, rain, etc.).
2. Keep indoors or in a fenced yard
and on a leash when walked.
3. Make sure they’re up to date with
vaccinations.
4. Always make sure they’re wearing
identification, so they
can be returned to you if lost.
5. Spay or neuter your pet.
Texas Lab Rescue has labs available
that are waiting to go to their forever
home. Please check out their
website at
txlabrescue.org.
SCOOPAGE PET POOPAGE
It may not be a fabulous way to
walk, but please have courtesy to
please scoop when your pet poops during your walks. Throughout the
community trails, you will find areas to toss your pet’s poopage and in
some areas, there are also bags. Carry your own grocery bags - you’ll be
recycling at the same time! Many of your neighbors work hard with their
lawncare and landscaping. Come with a scooper and a recycled grocery
bag or anything else. Picking up after your pets shows your respect for
every homeowner and our beautiful community. Pet feces damages
lawns and many residents are working hard to maintaining their grass!
PREVENT EXCESSIVE BARKING!
Dogs left alone all day get lonely, bored and restless. Many find relief
in barking. Some respond noisily to any and all activity. Nothing is as
annoying as incessant barking-even for dog lovers. If your dog is a yapper
or a yowler, please consider some of these bark-abatement ideas to keep
the noise down in your area. Your neighbors will thank you!
• Training. Training not only helps your dog, you’ll be surprised how
much it helps you, too. You may get some insight into why your dog
barks so much, or what it is trying to communicate.
• Citronella collars.
• Confinement. Sometimes simply bringing an outspoken dog indoors
or confining it to a crate cuts down on the disturbance to neighbors.
• For inside dogs, reduce stimulus. Close drapes to help muffle street
noise, or leave a radio on to mask it.
• Companionship. Dogs are pack animals; they need companionship-a
cat, bird or another dog. Consider a mid-day visit from a pet-sitting
service or drop your pooch off at a friend’s place or a day-care facility
once or twice a week.
HARRIS COUNTY LEASH LAW
Animals that are not properly restrained pose a threat to all our residents.
While you may know your pet is friendly, an animal running at
someone who is walking by is very scary for that person. Many children
are afraid of animals and become frightened, which could result in the
child getting hurt trying to avoid the animal.
Harris County Animal Control advises, “All dogs and cats must be kept
under restraint while in the unincorporated areas of Harris County,
Texas. The custodian of a dog or cat is not authorized to have, harbor
or keep any unlicensed dog or cat, nor to allow any dog or cat to become
a stray.”
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Bear Creek
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4654 Hwy. 6 North,
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“I’m In PAIN”
Can Chiropractic Help ME ?
We are often asked, “What’s the best way of finding out whether or not a doctor
of chiropractic can help my problem?”
We believe the answer can be found in a complete chiropractic consultation and examination,
including x-rays. And to help find out for sure, we will do a complete consultation
and examination, including x-rays, if necessary,
(procedures that normally cost $187.00 or more) for $25.00.
We will make this special program available through March.
The only exception to the offer involves personal injury cases (workers’ compensation
and auto accidents) in which there is no charge directly to the patient.
THESE CONDITIONS ARE SOME
OF THE DANGER SIGNALS:
281-855-2277 Headache
Arthritic pain by stiff neck
Loss of sleep
Scoliosis (Curvature of the spine)
Leg pain & numbness
Arm pain & numbness
Backache
Fatigue
Tension
Whiplash Injury
Reg. $ 187.00 Program
Must present ad at time of appointment.
Expires 3/31/17
YOUR INITIAL VISIT WILL INCLUDE:
✓ A private consultation with the doctor.
✓ X-rays, if necessary.
✓ A thorough spinal examination including
orthopedic & neurological test.
✓ A confidential report of our findings.
✓An explanation of our treatment procedure
if we determine chiropractic can help you.
✓A REFERRAL TO THE PROPER SPECIALIST IF WE
DETERMINE CHIROPRACTIC CAN’T HELP YOU.
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Restraint is defined as “the control of a dog or cat under the following
circumstances:
1. When it is controlled by a line or leash not more than six (6)
feet in length, if the line or leash is held by a human being,
who is capable of controlling or governing the dog or cat
in question
2. When it is within a fully enclosed vehicle
3. When it is on the premise of the custodian and the animal does
not have access to sidewalk or street.”
While it may be nice to have your animal out in the yard while you
work or play, it is against the law, unless the animal is properly
restrained.
Let’s all help keep our community a safe and comfortable place for
all our residents by being responsible pet owners. This will not only
protect anyone who may be walking or bicycling in the area, but also
the pet owner who could be held legally responsible or possibly sued
for failing to properly restrain their pet.
To make a complaint or report an animal that is not properly restrained
please contact:
Harris County Precinct #5, Contract #87: 281-463-6666
Harris County Animal Control: 281-999-3191
Harris County Health Department,
Rabies/Animal Control Section
2223 West Loop South, Houston, Texas 77027-3588
www.countypets.com
VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION
HARRIS COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE
Residents of Harris County must be aware of the regulations adopted
by Commissioners Court to meet the standards of the “Texas Rabies
Control Act of 1981.” This ordinance, enforced by Veterinary Public
Health (formerly called Harris County Animal Control) is designed
to protect the health and welfare of Harris County residents.
• Requires the annual vaccination and registration of all dogs and
cats four months of age and older.
Vaccinated within the last twelve months, or;
Vaccinated within the last 36 months provided that the animal was
vaccinated twice within 12 months and the last vaccination was
with a licensed 3-year vaccine.
• Requires dogs and cats to be physically restrained at all times,
without access to the sidewalks and streets.
• Sets a REGISTRATION FEE for all dogs and cats: Updated 8/2011
$15 LIFETIME: for neutered dogs and cats. Proof of neutering
required.
$15 LIFETIME; for dogs and cats belonging to persons 65 years of
age or older.
•NOTE: All pets with lifetime registration must be vaccinated yearly
against rabies.
$75 Triennial License: for dogs and cats with qualifying vaccination
status. Must provide proof of two rabies vaccinations within 12
months and the last vaccination must be with an licensed 3-year
vaccine
$25 ANNUAL: fee for all other dogs and cats.
$5 REPLACEMENT fee for Harris County tag.
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Sets an IMPOUNDMENT FEE plus a boarding fee to be charged for each
animal picked up. Owner may also be issued a citation for allowing
the animal to run loose.
OTHER
• Impounded animals shall be kept three days to allow the owner
time to redeem them.
• The occupant/head of household of any premises on which a dog or
cat remains for a period of seven days is presumed to be the owner
of that animal.
• All animals suspected of rabies, or animals that bite, scratch or
otherwise attack any person shall be impounded at the discretion of
the County Health Officer, for a period of ten days under veterinary
observation.
• Violators of any provision of this order are guilty of a misdemeanor
and are subject to a fine of up to $200 in a Justice of the Peace Court.
SOURCE
Harris county Health Department, Veterinary Public Health (formerly
called Harris County Animal Control), 2223 West Loop South,
Houston, Texas 77027-3588, www.hcphes.org/vph.
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There are many different levels of bird watching from the casual observer
to professionals whose goal is to see as many of the 8,850 species
as possible. In North America there are approximately 800 species.
Some people use nothing more than the naked eye to observe and
others spend thousands of dollars on binoculars, telescopes, cameras,
video and audio equipment, tripods and field guides. “Birding” as
it’s sometimes called, is also a competitive event and there are both
national and international organizations.
Some of the best bird watching, perhaps in the world, is in the Houston
area. Approximately 570 types of birds either call this area home and
are permanent residents or are migratory and just pass through on
their way to some other destination.
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is a great resource for anyone interested
in birds. If you ever have a problem identifying a bird, their free Merlin
Bird ID app is a must-have. According to Cornell, “If you can snap a
bird photo with your phone - or even take a photo of another photo -
chances are Merlin can help you ID it.”
Birds face the same threat as almost all other wild animals and that is
habitat loss. Trees, brush and grasslands are being destroyed to make
way for roads and buildings. The best way to help our feathered friends
is to replace some of what has been lost. Plant trees and shrubs using
native plants, minimize pesticide use, set up nest boxes, provide water
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and keep your cats indoors. Leave some dying and/or dead trees on your
property. Many species depend on cavities in these trees for nest sites.
Next to habitat loss, the next highest cause of bird deaths is collisions
with windows. Covering windows with screening or applying decals or
tape to windows can help significantly. Make sure to check the web for
instructions on how to apply these safeguards.
TWRC Wildlife Center is gearing up for another busy spring. If you’d like
to help us feed and care for orphaned baby birds, details will be available
soon on our website at www.twrcwildlifecenter.org or you can call
713-468-TWRC for more details.
MARCH OBSERVANCES & FUN FACTS
Birthstone: Aquamarine/Flower: Daffodil
Pisces (February 19 th -March 20 th )/Aries (March 21 st -April 20 th )
The Anglo-Saxons called the month Hlyd monath, which means
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About March:
• American Dietetic Association Month
• National Nutrition Month
• American Red Cross Month
• Caffeine Awareness Month
• Epilepsy Awareness Month
• National Nutrition Month
• Nutrition Month
• Peanut Month
• Women’s History Month
IMPORTANT DATES & HOLIDAYS IN MARCH 2017
March 1 st : Ash Wednesday
March 8 th : International Women’s Day
March 9 th : Purim begins at sundown
March 12 th : Daylight Savings Begins at 2 AM
March 15 th : Ides of March
March 17 th : St. Patrick’s Day
March 20 th : International Earth Day - also called Sun-Earth Day
March 20 th : Spring (Vernal) Equinox
CYPRESS SPRINGS
FFA BOOSTER CLUB FUNDRAISER
Cypress Springs FFA Booster Club is holding their annual Craft
Show Fundraiser April 22-23, 2017 at the Telge Exhibit Center
located at 11206 Telge Road. We still have vendor booths
available. Indoor booths are $105. All proceeds benefit the
Cypress Springs High School FFA Chapter. Please email Elizabeth
Ordonez at cy_springsffa@yahoo.com for more details.
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The CFISD Mentor Program is a cooperative effort of volunteers from
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and the school district designed to encourage students (elementary
through high school) to finish school and focus on future education and
career goals. A mentor is a suitable role model committed to helping a
student with his/her academic and social development. Mentors meet
with students one-on-one for approximately 30 minutes each week.
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CFISD student filmmakers and actors wrap a day of filming their short film,
“Behind the Scenes,” at Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union. The film, created
by Cypress Ranch and Cypress Woods students, is a finalist in the Texas
High School Shorts competition at South by Southwest.
STUDENT FINALISTS IN SXSW COMPETITION
PARTNER WITH CY-FAIR FCU
A film created by Cypress Ranch High School students, “Behind the
Scenes,” has been selected as a finalist for the Texas High School Shorts
competition of the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in Austin.
The fictional dark comedy film features a unique twist on a bank robbery
and was partially filmed at the Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union Jones
Road location through a partnership with Cy-Fair FCU President/CEO
Cameron Dickey. Cypress Ranch audio/video production (AVP) teacher
Dustin Boucher worked with student filmmakers Ricky Martinez, Jake
Billard, Sierra Marlborough, Blake Medlin, Paul Shank and Cypress
Woods student Cami Beardmore to produce the film. Cypress Falls AVP
teacher Rakesh Jacob also helped collaborate on the effort.
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As part of the partnership, the students also worked with Cy-Fair FCU
to create a commercial promoting the credit union’s new virtual teller
machines (VTMs). CFISD teachers Boucher, Jacob, Butch Stephens of
Cypress Park, Sherry Frank of Cypress Falls and Lori Andrade of Cypress
Woods assisted in the production of the commercial.
Dickey made a cameo in the film as the bank manager. “Working with
this amazingly talented group of storytellers at CFISD Cinema - students,
teachers, credit union employees (and even a cameo by the Cy-Fair
Houston Chamber of Commerce President Leslie Martone) - it is one
of the most fun experiences I’ve ever had. “What they came up with is
just so fun, silly and enjoyable,” Dickey said. “Everyone that has seen
it has said it made them laugh out loud. The video truly exceeded our
wildest expectations.”
The students’ video will be unveiled at the Texas High School Shorts
competition. Cy-Fair FCU’s new VTV commercial is now live on its You-
Tube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKl0VfJaUwc.
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The Cypress Lakes Sterling Stars dance team
poses in front of NRG Stadium after completing
their Super Bowl 51 halftime performance on
field with Lady Gaga.
The Jersey Village Gold Dusters dance team prepares
to enter NRG Stadium for a dress rehearsal
prior to their performance during Super Bowl.
The Cy-Fair Brigade
dance team was one
of three CFISD student
groups to perform on
the field during the
Super Bowl 51 halftime
performance featuring
Lady Gaga.
CFISD DANCE TEAMS PARTICIPATE IN SUPER BOWL 51 HALFTIME PERFORMANCE
Dance team members representing the Cy-Fair Brigade, Cypress Lakes
Sterling Stars and the Jersey Village Gold Dusters participated in the
Super Bowl 51 halftime performance at NRG Stadium on February
5 th . Selected groups began rehearsing for the performance in the
evenings at various Houston area stadiums, including NRG stadium.
In total, students attended six rehearsals leading up to the event.
As part of the performance requirements, students and directors
were required to sign nondisclosure statements prohibiting them
from discussing or sharing information regarding the halftime performance,
which featured recording artist Lady Gaga.
“Besides the halftime performance, we were then asked to be among
the three schools that created the pre-game visuals. Being within 100
feet of President and Mrs. Bush, the award-winning cast of Hamilton
and Luke Bryan allowed our students to act out many of the life-long
lessons that dance/drill team teaches: professionalism, work ethic
and determination to give 100 percent at all times! I am truly grateful
and thankful to our dancers and all of the time they devoted to this
event, our administration for giving us tremendous support and our
community for showing us how proud they are of these young ladies!
This has been a dream come true!”
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Angelina Ganim stands proud with her parents alongside
her 1 st place winning essay
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School
The annual University of St. Thomas essay contest was held on Wednesday,
January 25, 2017, at the Co-cathedral of the Sacred Heart. His Eminence
Daniel Cardinal Di Nardo celebrated the Feast of the Conversion
of St. Paul with the students, parents, archdiocesan staff and other
supporters. St. Elizabeth students placed respectively in the contest.
Congratulations to the following students for placing in the contest.
3 rd grade out of 733 submitted essays:
Honorable mention - Kayleigh Green
Second place - Anthony Viola
First place - Angelina Ganim
4 th grade out of 773 submitted essays:
Fourth place - George Baba and
Kamdyn Mentuis
Third place - Abby Babin
6 th grade out of 779 submitted essays:
Honorable mention - Adam Winey
and Brooke Hall
7 th grade out of 698 submitted essays:
Fourth place - Makynzie Kitzmann
Third place - Katie Rzasnicki
SEASCS also had two alumni students that currently attend
IWA place in this contest.
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Covenant Academy NEWS
NEW GAGA PIT
Covenant Academy has a new GaGa pit, thanks to 9 th grade student
Hayden Hutchison. Hayden, a Boy Scout currently at the rank of Life
Scout, was working on his Eagle Service Project to achieve the rank
of Eagle Scout. He chose to serve the school by building a GaGa Ball
Pit. “Covenant Academy has been wanting a GaGa pit for several years
and Hayden’s offer came at just the right time”, explained, Head of
School, Leslie Collins. “We couldn’t be more thrilled with the outcome
and are thankful for Hayden choosing to bless the school in this way.”
MOCK TRIAL COMPETITION 2017
The Covenant Academy Mock Trial team recently participated in a local
competition against other area Houston High Schools. The students
presented a mock murder trial. We are so proud of our team!
ONE ROOM SCHOOL HOUSE
Covenant Academy’s 5 th grade students recently visited the One
Room School House located at the Fort Bend County Museum.
Students enjoyed experiencing life in the 1800’s. Activities included
churning butter, washing clothes by hand, playing traditional
yard games, learning to do school work on a slate board, as well
as signing their name with a quill pen. Even 5 th grade teacher Mrs.
Batluck and the parent chaperones got in on the fun!
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Cypress Christian school NEWS
CYPRESS CHRISTIAN SPRING 2017 EVENTS
Cypress Christian School will host a K-12 Preview on Tuesday, April
4 th at 7 PM. Kindergarten graduation will be held on Tuesday, May 23 rd
and high school commencement will be held on Friday, May 26 th . More
information is available via the school website: CypressChristian.org.
CCS MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS’ SOCCER WINS DISTRICT TITLE
Congratulations to the Cypress Christian School middle school girls’
soccer team on winning the 2016-2017 district championship. “The girls
worked very hard in achieving this goal and I am very proud of them,”
says Coach Tomi Boutte. “Their hard work and dedication along with
their commitment to the team proved to them that anything is possible.
The championship game was a close one, but in the end, the girls pulled
through and fought all the way to the end.” Way to go, Lady Warriors:
Claire Achterkirch, Casey Barbisch, Alexandra Cocales, Maya Fleischhauer,
Riley Fox, Melanie Garcia, Giavanna Granato, Remi Greenberg, Sarah Hall,
Katelyn Hong, Libby Mitton, Koedi Nealy, Olivia O’Bannon, Chloe Peacock,
Rachel Smith, Rylin Spenn, Gillian Storey, Caroline Usry and Avery Utley.
CYPRESS CHRISTIAN K-12 RODEO ART WINNERS
Cypress Christian School is pleased to announce this year’s winners in the
K-12 private school division of the 2017 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
Art competition. Elementary art teacher Thomas Martin and secondary art
teacher Beth Brubaker are thankful for the hard work and commitment to
excellence shown by their students and are thankful for the beautiful gift of
creativity God has given them. Congratulations to the following winners:
elementary: Superior - Cloe Lehman (5 th ) (at left in photo); Zak Wright (3 rd )
(art only shown in photo), Autumn Elkins (3 rd ) (at right in photo), Excellent
- Christopher Soliman (4 th ), Delany Wimsatt (4 th ), Kimberly Chapman (5 th ),
Lydia Gwyn (5 th ), Matthew Lee (5 th ), Brelyn Runge (5 th ), Alex Slabic (5 th );
middle school: first place - John Macune (shown at right in photo); second
place - Griffin Fisk, Elizabeth Romero, Abigail Sanders, Michael Slabic;
Third place - Anthony Shatby; high school: second place - Chris McKnight,
Madison Kostak, McKayla Lira, April Nimri, Molly Mitton, Delany Heath.
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CCS STUDENTS ADVANCE
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Congratulations to the following students
who competed exceptionally well and
placed in the ACSI (Association of Christian
Schools International) District Spelling Bee
and congrats to eighth graders Jenny Dang
and Joshua John who advanced to the ACSI
Regional Spelling Bee. Way to spell, Warriors:
elementary: second place - Keaton
Barbisch (5 th ) and fourth place - Finn Howren (3 rd ); middle School: first
place overall/advanced to regional bee - Jenny Dang (8 th ), first place -
Rachel Carpenter (6 th ); second place overall/advanced to regional bee
- Joshua John (8 th ), second place - Griffin Fisk (7 th ).
CCS STUDENTS ADVANCE TO AREA MATH OLYMPICS
Congratulations to these top CyChristian math students who will make
their numbers count as they compete against other top students in the
city: second place overall - Sarah Hall (6 th ); tied for third place overall
- Jenny Dang (8 th ), Kara Nagasaki (8 th ) and Anthony Shatby (7 th ); fourth
place overall - Eun Ju Seo (6 th ) and Jacob Swan (7 th ); excellent - Abby
Gilreath (8 th ) and Chloe Roberson (6 th ).
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LIBRARY OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
The Harris County Public Library Lone Star College-CyFair Branch offers
children, teens and adults a variety of monthly book clubs, workshops,
blogs, programs, storytimes and activities year round. Go online to
LoneStar.edu/library for information.
PARKING PERMITS AVAILABLE FOR LSC VISITORS,
GUESTS AND LIBRARY PATRONS
Visitors, guests and library patrons may park without a permit in designated
visitor parking areas. However, a daily or yearly permit is now
available allowing for extended parking privileges at Lone Star College
System campuses. Vehicles must be registered with LSCS to get a valid
parking permit, to park in LSCS lots and to avoid receiving a citation.
To register, you will need your vehicle’s license plate number, make,
model and color. Go to LoneStar.edu/Parking for complete information
on parking permits, call 281-765-7836 or email parking@lonestar.edu.
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ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
2017-2018 REGISTRATION
St. Cuthbert Episcopal School’s 2017-2018 registration is underway
and will continue each day during school hours until all of our classes
are filled. We offer 2, 3 or 5 day classes, including a Bridge/
Kindergarten class. St. Cuthbert School enrolls students ages 18
months through 5 years. School hours are Monday-Thursday, 9 AM
to 2 PM and Friday, 9 AM to 12 noon.
Our Bridge/Kindergarten program is designed for children who
are not quite ready for kindergarten. This class allows children to
succeed at learning with greater ease and confidence, by helping
them bridge academic and developmental gaps. The St. Cuthbert
School program provides a loving, Christian environment offering
the children weekly chapel, as well as music and movement, library
and computer classes. Our curriculum includes Handwriting without
Tears, Reading A-Z, Math and Science. The program is open to all
children, regardless of race, nationality or faith. St. Cuthbert School
is accredited by the National Association of Education for Young
Children (NAEYC) accredited. For questions or more information,
contact Lynda Houghton or Dana Carr at 281-463-1912 or
school@stcuthbert.org.
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LITTLE RAMS PRESCHOOL AND NURSERY
Cost friendly, full day preschool for 3&4 year olds at Cypress Ridge
High School. Requirements: Must be 3 by September 1 st , live in/or
work for CFISD and be fully potty trained. Our times are 8:30 AM-2:10
PM Tuesday-Thursday. We incorporate circle time, learning centers,
core learning and field trips. We are now registering for the 2017-
2018 school year, which begins in October and ends in May. For more
information or to register please contact Rachel Campise - Director
by email rachel.campise@cfisd.
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN
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The Genesis Academy has started registering for the 2017-2018
school year. We offer a mixed ages classroom for children ages 3-5.
Our Preschool Program is from 9 AM-1 PM and we offer 2, 3, 4 or 5
day classes. Our Child Care is from 6:30 AM-6 PM, M-F. We are a State
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Website: www.thegenesisacademy.com.
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Dates: 3 Day Event (3/3/17 - 3/5/17)
Friday 3/3: 8 AM-8 PM
Sat. 3/4: 8 AM-4 PM
Sun. 3/5: 9 AM-12 Noon
Friday extended hours for anyone wishing
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GARAGE SALE BENEFITTING LANGHAM
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Sat., March 4, 2017, 7:30 AM -1 PM
STONE GATE NEIGHBORHOOD
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Saturday, March 25, 2017, 7 AM-12 noon
SYDNEY HARBOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, March 25, 2017, 8 AM-12 noon
ABERDEEN GREEN NEIGHBORHOOD
SPRING GARAGE SALE
Come shop for great deals throughout
the neighborhood on April 1st, 7 AM until
2 PM, as Aberdeen Green residents have
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BEAR CREEK NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 1, 2017
SOUTHCREEK VILLAGE NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 1, 2017
COPPERBROOK NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 1, 2017
(rainout date is April 8th)
COPPER VILLAGE NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 8, 2017, 7 AM-12 noon
COPPER VILLAGE NEIGHBORHOOD
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 8, 2017, 7 AM-12 noon
ABERDEEN TRAILS COMMUNITY
GARAGE SALE
Our semi-annual community wide garage
sale date is Saturday, April 8th. Come
hunt for bargains at homes throughout the
neighborhood. There is no rain date, so
come shop rain or shine!
EASTON COMMONS
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 8, 2017, 7 AM-3 PM
COPPERFIELD PLACE VILLAGE
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 15, 2017
THE BRIDGELAND COMMUNITY
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 22nd, 8 AM-12 PM
at Festival Park
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WEST HOUSTON QUILTER’S GUILD
BIENNIAL QUILT SHOW
“QUILTING: A WORLD OF COLOR”
Friday and Saturday, March 3-4, 2017, 10 AM to 4 PM
The Berry Center
8877 Barker Cypress
Cypress, TX 77433
(for directions: www.berrycenter.net)
Admission: Ages 13 and older $10, children
under 12 are free for both days.
More than 200 quilts displayed and 20 vendors available. Included is a
guild boutique, door prizes, quilt appraisals, a silent auction, drawing
for “Lotus of the West” quilt designed by Jenny Beyer. Be sure to visit
our website: www.whqg.org for more information and to see “Lotus of
West Houston” quilt and link to our facebook page.
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the wonderful and unique qualities
of those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum
Disorder. There'll be a resource fair, expert
speakers, sensory games, kid's slam-dunk competition
and more. All are welcome to this FREE
Family Event!
The Autism Awareness Festival will take place at PartnERs Emergency
Centers, located at 6380 N. Eldridge Pkwy (between the LA Fitness and
Kroger). For more information, please contact us at info@partners24hr.
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22, 2017, 5:30-8:30 PM. Kicking off Wine Fair
festivities is One Fine Affair presented by Mercantil
Commercebank on Thursday, March
30th, 7-10 PM at Lindsay Lakes. The elegant
theme, “Opening Night…Walk the Red Carpet,”
will attract the desired audience to raise funds
for a worthy benefitting organization, Reach
Unlimited, Inc.
Wine Fair Cy-Fair celebrates Cy-Fair businesses and residents with interactive
anchor areas, sponsor displays, home zone exhibitions, vendors,
local artisans and live music. Some of the few sponsorships still available
for Saturday evening include one of three Co-Presenting Naming Rights,
Official Automotive and Home Zone Naming Rights. The live band from
the Aruba Music Stage keeps the crowd dancing the night away.
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Vendor booths are available for non-brick and mortar businesses.
General admission tickets are $25 per person and include access to
unlimited food, wine and interactive displays. VIP tickets are $100 per
person and include early entrance to the festival with a VIP lounge
offering elevated food offerings in a relaxed, air-conditioned lounge
with premium wine selections. New for 2017, VIP ticket holders can
take advantage of a VIP Express area in the general Wine Fair grounds,
so they are always close to great wine.
Sponsorship, restaurant and vendor opportunities are available. Sign
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of Commerce at 281-373-1390 or Food & Vine Time Productions
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MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH
BUTTERFLY FAMILY FESTIVAL
Sunday, April 23, 2017, 12-3 PM
11522 Telge Rd., Cypress, TX 77429
Come see a LIVE butterfly release!
Messiah Lutheran Church is hosting
its annual Butterfly Family Festival on
Sunday, April 23rd, 12-3 PM at 11522
Telge Road in Cypress. The event will
also include a Petting Zoo, barbecue
lunch, a silent auction, a raffle, games
and activities for all ages. The auction
will run from 9 AM-2:30 PM. The barbecue
lunch will begin at 11 AM and can be taken home or eaten at
Messiah. All games will begin at noon. Bring the whole family to see
the butterfly release, eat some great food and have some fun!
The day’s events will benefit Chrysalis, A Grace Place for Children,
scholarships and playground improvements. Chrysalis features
a Christian preschool, after school and summer camp programs.
Chrysalis Christian Preschool admits students of any race, color and
national or ethnic origin. Call 281-807-0764 or go to www.messiahlc.
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Volunteers have been planning this year’s
“Running for Hearts” annual 5K Family Fun
Run and Walk. This fun-filled event will take
place on March 25, 2017 and features a
timed 5K trail run, a one mile family fun walk
(strollers welcome), children’s activities, local vendors and more.
Participants will receive a swag bag, a race day t-shirt and are invited
to an after-race celebration featuring a DJ, food and a few surprises.
Prizes for participants include race winners and fund raising winners.
Northside Christian Church (20250 Kuykendahl in Spring) is hosting
this year’s fundraiser, with proceeds going to support Shield Bearer
Counseling Centers. Registration is available at shieldbearer.org/5K.
Pre-race day entrance fees are $25 per participant. Children under 13
are $10. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available by contacting
events@shieldbearer.org or calling 281-894-7222.
For more information about Shield Bearer, a Houston based non-profit
and lead agency in the movement to strengthen individuals, couples
and families, visit shieldbearer.org, call 281-894-7222 or attend a free
Community Breakfast on the first Tuesday of the month at 9 AM at
12340 Jones Rd, Ste 290 in Houston.
1ST ANNUAL CY-FALLS COLOR RUN 2017
Fun Run April 8, 2017
Cy Falls High School Registration/Check-In
9:30 AM. Race Starts at 10:30 AM. Pre-Register
Online (small processing fee applies) $30,
Groups $25 per person (4 or more), $5 more
after March 25th, Students 18-under $20.
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• Pre-run warm up, color toss and photo area for pictures
• Prizes awarded for “Most Creative Running Outfit,” “Runner with The
Most School Spirit,” “The Youngest Runner Award”
Go to cyfallsathletics.com/colorrun for more information and to register.
Profits from this event allow the Cy-Falls Athletics Booster Club to
assist the student athletes and coaches of Cy- Falls and provide support
beyond the financial constraints of the school. This includes items like
new athletic equipment and our Eagle Pride Scholarship awarded to
deserving student athletes each year.
JACK AND JILL OF AMERICA ASSOCIATES PLAN
“Puttin’ on the Ritz” Charity Gala
The “Awesome, Amazing, Associates” of the Jack and Jill of America,
Inc., North Houston Suburban Chapter will hold a “Puttin’ on the Ritz”
dance on Saturday, March 4, 2017. The event will be take place from
8 PM to 12 AM at the Northgate Country Club, 17110 Northgate Forest
Drive, Houston, Texas. The suggested attire is formal black and white.
“Puttin’ on the Ritz” will benefit the Jack and Jill of America Foundation,
which supports education, literacy, scientific and charitable projects
that benefit children. For tickets, please contact Shirley Carter, 281-
222-7765, sjmcarter@att.net.
Jack and Jill of America, Inc. is a non-profit family organization, which
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21st! This year’s theme is Maker Fun Factory. Our VBS is completely
Gluten and nut free. The cost is $30. Registration ends July 2nd.
If you have any questions, please contact Taylor at taylor@aidanschurch.org.
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SPRING BREAK
HORSEBACK
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March 13-17, 2017,
9 AM-2 PM each day
We will do horseback riding
and activities with our horses,
both large and miniature.
We will also be working
with farm animals including
horses, cows, pigs, rabbits and chickens and doing other fun activities
including games, nature walks, arts-n-crafts and the best fun is on Friday
when we paint the horses!!
• Cost: $250 for the week plus a $30 supply fee.
• Must be paid in full by March 1, 2017 after March 1st, there is a
$50 late fee. No refunds.
• Children must wear long pants, tucked in shirts, closed
toes shoes w/heels. Each child must bring a lunch and a drink.
• You can download the forms and go to our online store to pay it’s
that easy!!! www.halterinc.org
HALTER Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit that uses animals and horses in a
therapeutic environment. We welcome all children out for a great time.
HALTER Inc. is located at 17410 Clay Rd. Houston, TX 77084.
This activity is not related to or sponsored by the Cypress-Fairbanks
Independent School District
THEATER/ARTS
CYPRESS SYMPHONIC BAND PRESENTS
“AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES”
THE SPRING CONCERT
SATURDAY, 3/25/2017 AT 3 PM
Are you tired of March Madness already? On March 25, 2017, the Cypress
Symphonic Band offers you an alternative with their concert, “Around
the World in 80 Minutes: The Spring Concert.” The concert will be held
at Cornerstone United Methodist Church, 18081 West Road, Houston,
TX 77095 and will begin at 3 PM. The concert is free. Be sure to get your
raffle ticket to conduct the band in “The Stars and Stripes Forever” at
the Patriotic Concert on July 1st. We always have fun with this and past
“conductors” have enjoyed themselves immensely. You won’t want to
miss this concert! For more information, please visit our website, http://
cypresssymphonicband.org or contact us at
leslie@cypresssymphonicband.org.
THE ENERGY CORRIDOR OF HOUSTON PRESENTS
“DANCE, DANCE, DANCE”
FEATURING FLY DANCE COMPANY
Friday, April 21, 2017, 7 PM
Located at BridgePoint Bible Church, 13277 Katy Freeway, Houston, TX
77079. For tickets and more information go to: www.ECHOrchestra.org.
ECHO will be sure to sweep you off your feet with music that will inspire
you to dance. Fly Dance Company, a local hip-hop dance company,
will be performing with ECHO as the featured guest artist. It will be an
unusual collaboration between classical and modern hip-hop.
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The Producers - March 17-April 9, 2017
Peter and the Starcatcher - April 28-May 21, 2017
Stageworks Theatre is located at 10760 Grant Road,
Houston, Texas 77070. Website: www.stageworkshouston.org.
THE ACTING ACADEMY OPENS REGISTRATION
FOR THE AREA PREMIER OF
ROCK OF AGES 101: HIGH SCHOOL EDITION
Are you ready to rock at Stageworks? Classes are held at Stageworks
Theatre on Wednesdays from 7-9:30 PM and Saturdays from 9 AM to
1 PM with tech rehearsals
on May 30 and 31, 2017.
Performances are scheduled
for June 1-3, 2017 at
7 PM and June 4, 2017 at
2 PM. (There is no class
March 15th, 18th and
April 15th.) Go to stageworkshouston.org/academy-spring-2017
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THE HOUSTON CHORAL SOCIETY
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Led by new Artistic Director Dr. Kevin Klotz, The Houston Choral Society
announces its vibrant and engaging 2016-2017 season.
Americana: Saturday, March 11th, 7:30 PM
Sunday, March 12th, 3 PM
Music Fit for a King: Saturday, May 6th, 7:30 PM
Season tickets are available online at www.houstonchoral.org.
The Houston Choral Society performs at The Foundry United Methodist
Church, located in northwest Houston at 8350 Jones Road, Houston,
TX 77065 with easy access from Highway 290. For general or audition
information, please visit the HCS website at www.houstonchoral.org.
HOUSTON WING - COMMEMORATIVE AIR FORCE
2017 OPEN HOUSE & VINTAGE AIRCRAFT FLY-IN
April 22-23, 2017 will be a weekend dedicated in recognition of the
70th anniversary the formation of the United States Air Force as the
Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Houston Wing presents its annual
Open House at the West Houston Airport. This event provides a rare
opportunity for the public of all ages to immerse themselves in the
sights and sounds of WWII and other authentic vintage military aircraft,
which played a huge role in our American history.
In addition to aircraft, several historic military vehicles will be on display
as well as a very unique anti-aircraft gun trailer exhibit from the
Battleship Texas. Our hangar’s WWII museum will also be open and
docents will be available to help all ages enjoy the museum’s displays.
West Houston Airport is located at 18000 Groschke Rd., 2 miles north of
I-10 and between Hwy. 6 and Barker Cypress, will be the place to visit
on Saturday and Sunday, April 22nd and 23rd from 10 AM to 5 PM. The
admission fee is $10 per car, which goes to supporting the organizations
efforts to keep these aircraft flying. The airport gates will be open from
10 AM to 5 PM. Food, drinks and souvenirs and vintage aircraft rides will
be available for purchase. For additional information, go to our web
site: www.houstonwing.org.
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NATURE PROGRAMS FOR PRESCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN
SATURDAYS IN NATURE
This program is held on
the second Saturday of
each month at the Edith L.
Moore Nature Sanctuary.
Arrive anytime between
9 and 11:30 AM. The program
ends at 12 noon. A
guided nature walk will
begin at 10 AM. No reservations
required. Donations
are encouraged.
This is a “whole family”
program; parents or other
adult guardians should
participate with their children.
Upcoming programs
include March program on Wildflower Walk(Cone Seed Starter).
THE TITMOUSE CLUB
The Titmouse Club is a nature program for children ages 2 ½ to 5
sponsored by the Houston Audubon Docent Guild. The program is
offered every Tuesday and Wednesday morning, 10 to 11 AM, from
mid-September until mid-May at the Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary,
440 Wilchester Boulevard. Each week features a different nature
theme and may include nature talks, stories, hands-on activities and
walks in the woods. For more information, go to www.houstonaudubon.org
and look under Audubon Docents. The cost is $5 per child
per session or a 5-session card can be purchased for $20. The child
must be accompanied by an adult during the program. Upcoming
programs include:
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March 1st: Butterflies and Moths
March 7th & 8th: Gardening for Kids
March 14th & 15th: Bird Watching
March 21st & 22nd: Hide and Seek: Camouflage
March 28th & 29th: Art in Nature
AFTER SCHOOL NATURE EXPLORERS CLUB
Nature Explorers Club is designed for school-age children (ages 6-10,
K-5th) who are interested in investigating the natural world. Each
month we will explore a different ecology topic, focusing on our own
native plants and animals. We will make a craft to take home, go on
a nature hike, dip-net for fish and tadpoles in the ponds and get to
know the plants and animals of the Bayou City! Fee/reservations are
required. Reserve your child’s spot at www.houstonaudubon.org. For
more information contact Bethany Foshee, Docent Programs Coordinator,
bfoshee@houstonaudubon.org or 713-464-4900. Upcoming
programs include:
March 23rd: Bird Watching (4th Thursday)
MARCH MADNESS
MARCH 14, 2017 -
APRIL 3, 2017
The 2017 NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball
Tournament will involve 68 teams playing
in a single-elimination tournament to
determine the national champion of
men’s NCAA Division I college basketball. It is scheduled to begin on March
14, 2017, and will conclude with the championship game on April 3 at
University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The championship
game will be the first contested in a Western state since 1995 when Seattle,
Washington was the host of the Final Four for that year.
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N ZONE SPORTS
Attention parents with boys and girls between
the ages of 3-14! Are you ready to have
some fun playing the sport you love? N Zone
Sports is now registering for Flag Football,
Soccer and Cheer. The league will meet at
Smith Middle School. Space is limited to
the first 200 in each sport, please visit www.
nzonesports.com/cypress to register. We
believe that sports should be FUN! We make
competitive sports fun to the “Nth” degree.
For more information, please call 832-529-
4103 or visit www.nzonesports.com/cypress.
MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL CLUB
TRACK SIGN UPS ANNOUNCED
The Northwest Flyers Track Club is now
registering middle and high school athletes
for the spring and summer 2017 season. The
team is sanctioned by USA Track & Field and
provides a full program of “track” events
such as sprints, hurdles, middle distance,
distance and relays and “field” events such
as long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole
vault, discus, shot put and javelin. It is an
excellent “off-season” program for young
athletes who compete on their middle school
or high school track teams. The team, which
is celebrating its 30th anniversary season this
year, was founded by Olympic gold medalist
Fred Newhouse to foster the development
of youth track & field in the northwest Houston
area. In July 2016, the Northwest Flyers
had one of its most successful competitions
ever at the Junior Olympics in Sacramento,
California.
For additional information about the team
and the orientation for middle and high
school athletes, visit www.northwestflyers.
org, email linette.roach@sbcglobal.net or
“Like” the club on Facebook.
SPRING SOCCER SIGN UPS -
REGISTRATION - NOW OPEN!
CYFAIR/MAGNOLIA/TOMBALL/
SPRING/KLEIN
Registration for Fun, Fair, Positive Soccer
(FFPS) is open for boys and girls ages 4 to 18
for the SPRING Season. Games start on April
8, 2017. FFPS is a non-profit youth soccer program
dedicated to providing a positive youth
sports experience for all children. Founded
in 1986 in Katy, Texas, FFPS has grown to 22
leagues and 16,000 players throughout the
Greater Houston area. FFPS offers children a
fun and fair experience, including one practice
per week, a full uniform and trophy for
every player, equal playing time and play every
position, co-ed/balanced teams, positive
coaching and more. No tryouts are required.
Online Registration schedule and fees
(sign up early and save):
Jan. 11th through Feb. 6th: $107
Feb. 11th through Mar. 2nd: $112
Mar. 3rd through Mar. 23rd: $117
Mar. 24th through Full: $122
Go to www.FFPS.org to sign up. Registration
fee includes a full uniform (jersey, shorts and
socks), trophy, trained positive coaches, nice
fields and background checks on all volunteers.
Coaches will call players to schedule
practice by April 4th. Practice times and location
will be determined by the coach and
team. The schedule includes eight games,
played locally on Saturdays, April 8th to May
27th. Our Cy-Fair North league plays at Matzke
Elementary (13102 Jones Rd.). Our Cy-Fair
South league plays at Cook Middle School
(9111 Wheatland Dr.). Our Cy-Fair West league
plays at Horne Elementary (14950 W Little
York). Our Tomball League plays at Tomball
Alternative Education Center (1302 Keefer
Road). Our Magnolia League pays at Magnolia
Elementary (31900 Nichols Sawmill Road) Our
Spring/Klein League plays at Wells Middle
School (4033 Gladeridge Dr.). For more information,
map of all locations or to sign up, visit
www.FFPS.org or call 1-800-828-PLAY (7529).
CLUB TRIDENT AQUATICS
One Team, One Dream, It’s the Dawn of a
New Era… A Team will Rise! Come be a part
of champions in the making swimming their
way to success. Get a jump start on summer
swim league, increase fitness and skill levels
for competition and have fun. Programs
available from the beginner future stars to
full competitive and swimming primarily at
Cy-Lakes High School in the evenings. Call or
text 713-419-0716 or email poseidon@clubtridentaquatics.com
to set up a time for an
in water evaluation session. Check out www.
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like us on Facebook at clubtridentaquatics.
AHFC SOCCER SUMMER CAMP
SERIES 2017
AHFC is pleased to offer the Summer Camp
Series at multiple campuses in and around
Houston. The club invites all interested
players to the Canes Fundamental Camp
(Ages 5-9) or the Canes Skills & Drills Camp
(Ages 10-16).
Please visit albionhurricanes.org to register
and for more details about each particular
campus. The camps will be offered in New
Territory, Cy-Fair and Katy locations. All information
can be found under “Camps” at
albionhurricanes.org.
LADIES GOLF
A new ladies golf group is now forming at
Cypress Lakes Golf Club. No handicaps required.
This will be a casual ladies golf outing
to improve your game and make some new
friends. Play will be on Thursday mornings
at 9. For information please email ladiesgolf-
4fun@gmail.com or call Cypress Lakes Golf
Club at 281-304-8515.
NETBALL CLUBS
Houston Shooting Stars welcomes ladies,
men and youth to join in, play and learn netball,
Tuesday nights at The British School of
Houston. We are also looking for interested
players, adults and youth to play in a new
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Katy Netball club. No experience necessary. For more information, go
to our facebook page, Houston Shooting Stars Netball Club or www.
netballamerica.com or contact houstonnetball@netballamerica.com
for further information.
CY-FAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION
Cy-Fair Sports Association is having registration for baseball, football,
cheerleading and soccer. Please see our website for more information
www.cy-fairsports.org.
CYPRESS RUNNING CLUB
Cypress Running Club is based in Coles Crossing, just north of 290 off of
Barker Cypress. We welcome runners of all abilities. We offer a Couchto-5k
training plan for those new to running, as well as training plans
for half and full marathons. Come meet lots of other Cypress residents
and find some new running buddies. Distance runs are on Saturday
mornings and start at Sampson Elementary, right off of Coles Crossing
Dr. For more information and to sign up, please visit
http://cypressrunningclub.com and find us on Facebook.
GIRL SCOUTS
SCOUTS
COPPER CREEK MEADOWS COMMUNITY
GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN JACINTO COUNCIL
The Girl Scout Cookies are definitely here! More than 1.4 million
packages arrived for Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council at the Council
cookie pickup on Saturday, Feb. 4 th . Many wonderful volunteers
helped to unload, sort and distribute cases of cookies to individual
troop Cookie Managers and helpers. Ever wonder how many cases of
Girl Scout Cookies can fit in a particular kind of vehicle? Our cookie
pickup volunteers could tell you! Many thanks to all who helped out!
Cookie booth sales at area businesses began on February 17 th and run
through March 25 th . Don’t miss a chance to try the new S’mores cookie,
as well as your old favorites. We appreciate the support of our families,
friends and neighbors!
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Leaders and Daughters are looking forward to the fun of our annual
Leader/Daughter weekend. This is a time for leaders to spend some
special time with their OWN daughters. Rock climbing, kayaking
and horseback riding are only some of the activities offered. The
Dutch oven cook-off (and eating the results!) and the talent show are
fun parts of this weekend that we look forward to every year. A Girl
Planning meeting is being held to plan our spring Community outdoor
event. Girl representatives from all levels will get together to make
decisions about the kind of event and to plan activities. Girl planning
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Region 4 has been offering a series of opportunities for Cadettes,
Seniors and Ambassadors, including Program Aide training and Red
Cross babysitting. Older girls from Copper Creek Meadows join with
girls from neighboring communities to plan and participate in these
activities. The 2017 catalog for day, twilight and resident camp will be
coming out soon. Camp is a great opportunity to learn new skills and
make new friends. Where else can you learn all those camp songs and
wear crazy socks and hats?
Cadette troop 16468 hosted a movie night and panel discussion to
increase awareness of the importance of girls’ access to education.
Those who attended watched the movie “He Named Me Mahala.” The
movie is about Mahala Yousafzai, the youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize
Laureate. At the age of15, she was wounded by Taliban gunmen. She is
an educational activist in Pakistan and campaigner for the worldwide
rights of children.
Scouting provides youth with a sense that they are important
as individuals while promoting activities that lead to personal
responsibility and high self-esteem. As a result, when hard
decisions have to be made, peer pressure can be resisted and the
right choices can be made.
Scouting provides a rewarding experience for boys ages 5 to 21.
Scouting through the local Packs and Troops teach outdoor and
life skills which help our youth Be Prepared. Your area is serviced
by the BSA Sam Houston Area Counsel - Copperhead District
which includes 23 Cub Scout Packs (boys 5 to 10 years old), 13
Troops (boys from 11 to 18 years old) and 10 Venturing units
(boys and girls from 14 to 21).
Our Units typically meet weekly.
Many of our units are supported by the local Elementary Schools
including: Birkes, Copeland, Duryea, Fiest, Hemmingway,
Holmsley, Horne, Jowell, Lowery, Metcalf, Owens, Postma,
Robinson, Sheridan, Tipps, Walker and Wilson.
Other Community groups include: Autumn Creek Baptist Church,
Beck and Masten Automotive, Cornerstone United Methodist
Church, Copperfield Church, Crossbridge Church, Cy-Fair Kiwanis
Club, Deerfield Village HOA, LDS Bear Creek and Copperfield
Wards, Middlegate Village HOA, Peace Community Church,
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church and Thornton Middle
School.
Junior troop 113035 worked on their Simple Meals Badge at HEB. They
cooked eggs and prepared lunch and a desert. They also learned about
basic kitchen safety and preparing healthy meals.
Girl Scouting is open to all girls ages 5 (must be in kindergarten) through
18, who are willing to accept the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Girls may
join at any age and no previous Scouting experience is required.
Copper Creek Meadows Community serves girls in the residence areas
for the elementary schools listed below, as well as the corresponding
middle and high schools. Home schooled and private school
students are always welcome. Our elementary schools are: Birkes,
Fiest, Hairgrove, Horne, Kirk, Lee, Lieder, Lowery, Metcalf, Owens,
Tipps, Wilson, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Texas Christian School and
Christian Life Center. For more information on Copper Creek Meadows
Community, please contact coppercreekmeadowsgirlscouts@gmail.
com. The website for Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is www.gssjc.
org. The Council phone number is 713-292-0300. Girl Scouts builds
girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a
better place.
BOY SCOUTS
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - COPPERHEAD DISTRICT
For 100 years, Scouting programs have instilled in youth the values
found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Today, these values are just
as relevant in helping youth grow to their full potential as they were in
1910. Scouting helps youth develop academic skills, self-confidence,
ethics, leadership skills, outdoor skills and citizenship skills that
influence their adult lives.
The Boy Scouts of America provides youth
with programs and activities that allow them to:
• Try new things.
• Provide service to others.
• Build self-confidence.
• Reinforce ethical standards.
Please contact Brendan Cronin, Copperhead District Executive
(713-756-3383 or email brendan.cronin@scouting.org) or to go
www.copperhead.shac.org to find join a Scouting unit near you.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 61
Young men between the ages of 11-18 are encouraged to visit Boy
Scout Troop 61 at 7:00 PM Wednesday nights at Peace Community
Church, 5151 Addicks Satsuma Road, Houston, Texas, 77084.
They will get a hands-on experience of what Scouting has to offer
and have the opportunity to visit with the Scouts and their adult
leaders to learn more about the things the troop has done during
meetings and activities.
Scouting activities include camping, fishing, archery, rifle/
shotgun shooting, hiking, first aid, wilderness survival,
community service, citizenship, swimming, leadership, whitewater
rafting and much more. Troop 61 camps each month and
has a group that goes to High Adventure Camp and to Merit
Badge Camps each summer.
Boy Scout Troop 61 meets from 7:00 to 8:00 PM every Wednesday
in the Activity Room at Peace Community Church. Contact Mike
Viator with Troop 61 if your son is interested in joining a local Boy
Scout Troop. Cell: 713-253-8465, mike.viator@comcast.net.
BOY SCOUT TROOP 573
Boy Scouts of America Troop 573 is chartered through Christ
the Redeemer Catholic Church and meets every Wednesday at
7:30 PM in the Church Community Center at 11507 Huffmeister
Rd. Guests are always welcome to visit and attend our Troop
Meetings.
The Boy Scouts of America is one of the nation’s largest and most
prominent values-based youth development organizations. The
BSA provides a program for young people that builds character,
trains them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship
and develops personal fitness. Troop 573 is lead by our Youth
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Scouts with support from our Adult
Volunteers. In addition to the weekly
meetings, the Scouts in Troop 573
plan and organize monthly camping
trips that focus on a variety of
activities including hiking, fishing,
swimming, canoeing, horseback
riding and more.
Troop 573 also provides support
for the Cy-Fair Community by
participating in Service Projects that
are organized and executed by Scouts
earning their Eagle Rank. Troop 573’s
focus on the Scout has led to a long
list of Eagle Scouts that have found
success in education and careers
thanks to their dedication the Scout
Oath and to help people at all times.
You can learn more about BSA Troop
573 by attending our Troop Meetings,
online at www.troopmasterweb5.
com/075636T or on Facebook at
facebook.com/BSATroop573.
HOMESCHOOL CUB SCOUT
PACK 164
Cub Scouts is a fun way to teach
boys about character, respect,
responsibility and many other traits.
Pack 164 is a Christian, home school
Cub Scout Pack that services the
Greater West Houston/Katy area.
Pack 164 promotes service to God,
to country and to others. If you are
interested and your son is in 1 st
through 5 th grade, please contact
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CHURCH NEWS
& EVENTS
CORNERSTONE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE, MARCH 1 ST AT 7 PM
Ash Wednesday is the first day of the Season of
Lent occurring forty days (excluding Sundays) before
Good Friday. It is traditionally a time for worshippers
to gather together with penitent hearts
to have their foreheads marked with a cross of
ashes in an act of penance and contrition before
the Lord. On Wednesday evening, March 1 st at 7
PM, we will be having an Ash Wednesday worship
celebration. This service will include the marking
of ashes on each worshippers head followed by a
quiet time of reflection at the altar. In addition, as
we do each Ash Wednesday service, there will be
something “extra” to illustrate God’s forgiveness
of our sins. Special music will be provided by the
Chancel Choir. This will be a meaningful service
and everyone is invited to attend. Cornerstone
United Methodist Church is located at 18081 West
Road (across from the CFISD Berry Center and
next to the CVS). For more information, please call
the church office at 281-859-4141 or check out our
website at www.cornerstoneumc.org.
ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
17020 West Road www.stcuthbert.org
Lenten Study: Forty Days in the Force
Join St. Cuthbert Episcopal Church on Wednesday
nights March 8 th through April 5 th , from 6:30-
7:30 PM for our Lenten series, Forty Days in the
Force. All ages are invited to participate. We will
explore the many spiritual themes that weave
throughout the Star Wars films. From the Force
to the dark side, the issues presented in the films
have a moral and spiritual complexity that, if paid
attention to, can help us better understand our
place in the world and our relation to others and
to God. Through Forty Days in the Force we hope
to see the challenges and victories in our everyday
Christian life. There will always be a teacher and a
student and there will always be evil, but thanks
to God and his Son, there will always be good
and we will always have a purpose. Nursery will
be provided for infants and toddlers. Star Wars
activities will be provided for preschoolers. Those
ages 6 through 106 will explore the force together.
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
A WELS COMMUNITY
What’s happening at P. O. P.?
Sundays, 9 AM: Adult Bible Study in Fellowship
Hall-Learn the History that goes along with
The Word
Sundays, 1 PM: Catechism
Weekdays, 10:30 AM: preschool Chapel-for
the children in our preschool ages 3 to 5
Fridays, 7:15 PM: Choir practice, come listen -
better yet, join!
Lenten Services begin each Wednesday,
7:15 PM - March 1 st thru April 5 th
www.popcopperfield.org 281-859-0800
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THE FAMILY OF FAITH
LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Family of Faith Lutheran Church, 16710
FM 529 Road, Houston, Texas 77095. For
more information, please call the church
office at 281-855-2950. You may also visit
our website at www.tfof.org.
AFTER SCHOOL CARE CLUB FOF, a Before
& After School Program, is a ministry of
Church and Preschool providing before/
after school care for ages K-6 th grade. CFISD
bus service to those in the Holmsley Elementary
School attendance zone. Hours
available are 6:30 AM to bus pick up time
and again from bus drop off to 6:30 PM.
Upon arrival, After-School Children recite
the Lord’s Prayer and ask God’s blessings
before their afternoon snack provided by
Club FOF. For those who wish to do their
homework after school, study time is
provided in the homework room. Children
also have outdoor play in our spacious
playground, as well as indoor activities in
our full sized gym. Secured clock in/out
system for safety. Now enrolling for spring.
LIFEPATH CHURCH
CLUB T3 AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
Lifepath Church is now enrolling for Club
T3, our After-School Program for grades
K-5 th . Club T3 will be every Mon-Fri, 4-6 PM,
following the CyFair School District Calendar.
This is a Faith based program designed
to Train, Teach and Tutor students with
academic enrichment opportunities that
include tutoring, daily devotions, reading
clubs, running, b-ball, dance, music,
gardening, providing healthy snacks and
much more. Cost is $40 a month (subsidized
by our Mission’s Ministry). Register
online at www.lifepathhouston.com/
after-school-programs.
V ENCUENTRO DISCÍPULOS MISIONEROS
Este es un llamado para los católicos de
Estados Unidos para ser autenticos misioneros
y testigos del Amor de Dios. El
encuentro será desde Enero a Junio 2017,
se formarán equipos parroquiales de 7-12
personas quienes se reunirán para discutir
y explorar los cinco de evangelización inspirados
por el Papa Francisco en La Alegría
del Evangelio n. 24 como preparación y formación
de fe y para atender el encuentro
parroquial de SEAS.
Visite San Elizabeth Ann Seton Church,
6646 Addicks Satsuma Rd, Houston, TX
77084 y llene una forma de registro en
nuestra oficina parroquial. Colóquela en
la canasta de la colecta o entréguela en la
oficina parroquial. Para más información
contacte a Diana 281-745-3722 o Lucia 281-
463-7878, o a VEncuentroSEAS@gmail.com
BIBLE STUDIES
CORNERSTONE ORTHODOX
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
www.csopc.org
Ladies, please join us for an in-depth study of 1
Peter! We meet at a house in Bear Creek, Monday
nights at 7 PM. Stay after for dessert and
fellowship. Contact Melissa at mhaley@csopc.
org or 713-899-5745 for more information.
CHRIST COVENANT CHURCH -
LADIES BIBLE STUDY
The women’s group will begin a bible study,
A Compassionate Call To Counter Culture.
We live in days marked by a rapidly changing
moral landscape. Debates rage. Emotions run
high. But the stakes are even higher than we
might think. What if the real issue is the glory
of God? How are we to respond? In this small
group Bible study, best selling author David
Platt calls the church to a contrite, compassionate
and courageous response to the most
controversial issues in our culture.
This is a 6-week study and will cover the
subjects of: Culture; Wealth; Human Life;
Sexuality; Race and Faith. Please join us on
Tuesday mornings at 9:30 AM, at Christ Covenant
Church, 17000 Longenbaugh, Houston,
TX, 77095, 281-463-6600. To register for the
series, please go to www.christcov.net.
THE FAMILY OF FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
BIBLE STUDY: Each Sunday morning at 8:30 AM
and 11 AM, adult students of the Bible investigate
a new book of the Bible. All are invited.
THE EARLY BIRD BIBLE STUDY - The community
is invited to join every Wednesday morning at
6:30 AM at Panera Bread (at 6 and FM 529).
Tuesday Evening Ladies’ Bible Study at Living
Word Lutheran Church
The Tuesday Evening Ladies’ Bible Study at
Living Word Lutheran Church is informal, but
with an emphasis on the Word of God. We
invite you to join us. Weekly attendance is not
mandatory. Come with your Bible when you
are able to and please invite your friends and
neighbors for some great study, sharing and
fellowship. The group meets from 7 to 8:30 PM
on Tuesday evenings in the Micah Room in the
Administrative Building. Living Word is located
at 3700 S Mason Road in Katy (the corner of
Mason Road and Westheimer Parkway).
A private Facebook page will be used to communicate
information and facilitate discussion.
If you would like to be added to the group,
please email Selina at selinapon@gmail.com
with your preferred email and phone number.
ST. CUTHBERT BIBLE STUDIES
Located at 17020 West Road, Houston, 77095,
at the corner of West Road and Queenston.
Website at stcuthbert.org.
ST. C SENIORS - The St. C Seniors are a great
group of fun loving people! The group meets
for Bible study and good-natured discussion
every Thursday afternoon at 1 PM at the church.
All are welcome; you don’t have to be a senior
citizen to attend.
CHRISTIAN FORMATION ON SUNDAY MORN-
INGS - Christian Formation classes for children,
youth and adults at St. Cuthbert Episcopal
Church are held every Sunday morning from
9:10-10 AM. The Nursery is open from 7:50
AM-12:30 PM. The Nursery is open from 7:50
AM-12:30 PM.
Adults: John: The Gospel of Light and Life -
During the season of Lent, the adults will explore
The Gospel of John. This gospel is filled with rich
images and profound truths, but John notes that
his aim in writing the gospel is that readers will
not only believe in Jesus Christ, but that they
“may have life in his name.”
Youth: Current Events - The Youth class, grades
6 through 12, connects world events with the
Bible, faith and everyday life. They examine
relevant faith and life issues using the latest
music, movies, news and current events.
Older Children: Building Faith Brick by Brick
- Those in third through fifth grades learn the
same lessons as the younger children, then will
re-create the Bible stories using Legos.
Younger Children: Activate Faith - Children,
ages three through second grade, engage in a
program called Activate Faith. This is a comprehensive,
Bible-based program.
SENIOR CHURCH GROUPS
COPPERFIELD CHURCH SENIOR ADULTS
GAME DAY - The first Friday of the month - 10:00
AM - 3:00 PM
BIBLE STUDY - Wednesday - 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
DAY TRIPS - Monthly - Schedule differs. For
more info., www.copperfieldchurch.com or
call 281-856-2273.
WALKING GROUP (aka Holy Strollers) - 8:30
AM - 9:30 AM, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Come join our group! We are an active, fun-loving
bunch. Once you come for a visit and get
to know us, you’ll want to be a part of our
Senior Adult Group. You do not have to be a
member of Copperfield Church to be a part of
our Senior Adult Group.
BEAR CREEK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
ATTENTION: CAREGIVERS OF
ELDERLY PERSONS
Did you know that on the second Friday of each
month Bear Creek United Methodist Church
provides a caring, Christian atmosphere for
your loved one? The program, scheduled from
10 AM to 1:30 PM. This gathering provides free
time for caregivers and includes crafts, chair
exercises, word games, entertainment, lunch
and more. Caregivers are also welcome to
stay and join the fun. For more information
or to register, please call the church office at
281-463-2330.
BCUMC is located at 16000 Rippling Water Drive,
near North Hwy. 6 and Kieth Harrow.
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March 2 nd - March 4 th - World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest. You won’t
want to miss the biggest pre-party to the world’s largest livestock show and
rodeo. More than 250 teams led by barbecue aficionados will compete in a
traditional Texas cook-off. While most team tents are invitation-only, visitors
can enjoy the public venues including the Miller Lite Garden, Rockin’ Bar-B-Que
Saloon and the Chuck Wagon, where you receive a complimentary chopped
beef sandwich plate. Come enjoy three days of cooking, competition, eating
and dancing! The Garden, located in the center of the World’s Championship
Bar-B-Que Contest, provides live music all three days of the contest for a fun
family event. For more information, visit www.rodeohouston.com.
March 4 th - Downtown Rodeo Parade. Every February since 1938, the nation’s
fourth largest city is transformed from a bustling metropolis to a down-home
celebration of Western heritage. Decorative floats intermingle with thousands
of men and women on horseback to fill the streets with hoof beats and marching
bands. Enthusiastic Houstonians join out-of-town spectators to line the streets
and sidewalks to be involved in one of Houston’s most popular celebrations!
For more information on parade route, street closures and parking, visit www.
rodeohouston.com/visit-the-show/pre-show-events/parade.
March 7 th - March 26 th - Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. Rodeo has been
a tradition in Houston since 1932 and the three-week extravaganza at NRG
Park continues to consume the city every spring. The kickoff for the Houston
Livestock Show and Rodeo is the Rodeo Parade, after trail riders ride into town
and set up camp in Memorial Park. All 20 championship rodeo competitions
are concluded with entertainment by music superstars. It’s going to be a starstudded
lineup this year at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Weekday
performances start at 6:45 PM and weekend performances kick off at 3:45 PM.
For more information, visit www.rodeohouston.com.
March 11 th - St. Patrick’s Day Parade Downtown Houston. The 58 th Houston St.
Patrick’s Parade is at noon on Saturday, March 11 th and has always been a FREE
event. The two-hour parade has historically been one of the largest in the U.S.
and each year includes over 100 entries to delight the Irish and Irish-at-heart.
Parade starts at the Clock Tower at Minute Maid Park on Texas and goes westbound.
Download the Parade Route at www.hsppc.org to find the reviewing
stand, parking and after party location. Our history is a grand one and if you
would like to personally support the parade and be a part of the year-round
socials and meetings, please become a member of our Irish 100 Club. The
Houston St. Patrick’s Parade is presented by the Houston St. Patrick’s Parade
Commission. Come out and enjoy the parade!
March 11 th - Join us for Texas’ largest canoe and kayak race - the 45 th Annual
Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta! Paddlers, ages 12 and up, are encouraged
to participate in the 15-mile American Canoe Association sanctioned race along
the scenic Buffalo Bayou. Whether you are entering competitively or paddling
for pleasure, you won’t want to miss out on this longstanding Houston tradition!
Those not wanting to paddle can cheer on racers along the race route or catch
the outdoor fun at the finish line festivities at Sesquicentennial Park (500 block
of Preston Street). The Buffalo Bayou Partnership Regatta is rain or shine. If
cancellation does take place due to severe water or weather conditions, all
entry fees will support the work of Buffalo Bayou Partnership. The event takes
place from 7 AM-2 PM. For more information, visit www.buffalobayou.org.
March 19 th - Tour de Houston Presented by Apache Corporation. The annual
bike ride offers Houstonians and visitors a unique way to view the city with
routes winding through Houston’s historic neighborhoods, scenic districts and
parks while raising funds for the city’s Reforest Houston program. With three
ride length options, the Tour de Houston is the perfect event for leisure riders
or cycling enthusiasts. In addition, it is a BP MS 150 recommended training ride.
Riders will start and end at City Hall located at 901 Bagby. This event begins and
ends in Hermann Square at City Hall. Riders and volunteers will enjoy a postride
party. For more information, visit www.houstontx.gov/tourdehouston/.
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March 24 th - 26 th - 2017 Bassmaster Classic & Expo. In conjunction with the
Bassmaster Classic in Lake Conroe there will also be an Expo at the George R.
Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX. The classic will start off with takeoff
beginning each day at Lake Conroe Park at a time to be announced soon. There
will be off-site parking and shuttles for fans wanting to attend. This event is free
and located at Lake Conroe Park, 14968 TX-105, Montgomery, TX 77356. The
Outdoor Expo will take place at the George R. Brown Convention Center, while
Weigh-Ins, will take place at Minute Maid Park, both in Downtown Houston. For
more information on times, visit www.bassmaster.com. In recent years, tackle
and lure companies have been using the Classic Expo as the venue to introduce
their newest products to bass fishing fans. The 2017 Expo will cover more than
300,000 square feet, the largest in Bassmaster Classic history.
March 24 th - 26 th - Bayou City Art Festival. Fine juried art by 300 artists and
extensive selection of art, representing 18 different forms of artistic media,
festival goers can also enjoy international food and wine, the Green Mountain
Energy Creative Zone offering interactive art activities, daily outdoor
performances and more. The Festival celebrates the vitality and diversity of
Houston and enriches the city’s arts environment and reputation. Over the
past 40 years, the Bayou City Art Festivals have raised more than $2.6 million
for local nonprofit organizations. For more information, please visit www.
bayoucityartfestival.com. Event held at Memorial Park/Washington Corridor
from 10 AM-6PM.
March 27 th - April 2 nd - Shell Houston Open. Shell Oil Company has been
the title sponsor for Houston’s PGA TOUR stop since 1992 and charitable
donations have been a big part of the relationship. Houston Golf Association
golf-related activities have generated more than $62 million since 1992 when
Shell Oil Company became title sponsor. Shell Oil Company and Houston Golf
Association are in the final year of a 5-year contract extension through 2017.
With a 25-year partnership with HGA, Shell is now the third-longest serving title
sponsor on the PGA TOUR. Shell Oil Company and Houston Golf Association have
focused on youth-oriented agencies since the two became corporate partners.
The fastest-growing program involving the HGA and Shell Oil Company is The
First Tee of Greater Houston Chapter, which has facilities adjacent to the Golf
Club of Houston in Humble. For tickets and more information, visit
www.pgatour.com/tournaments/shell-houston-open/tickets.html.
March 31 st -April 2 nd - The Annual Tomball German Heritage Festival begins
the last week in March on the Old Downtown Streets of Tomball Texas near
201 S. Elm Street, Main Street (FM 2920) and Market Street. It is a Music/Street
festival celebrating German and ethnic heritage with 4 stages of live music
entertainment “happy music for happy people,” ethnic and festival food, beer,
wine, 150 street vendors, all kinds of German souvenirs and clothing, arts
crafts, antiques, Heritage Center, German church service, fireworks, carnival,
pony rides, petting zoo, strolling music makers, street performers and much
more. Like Oktoberfest in March! Huge fun for the whole family! You do not
have to be German to enjoy this festival. It is fun for everyone and there is no
admission or parking fees. For more information, visit
www.tomballsistercity.org.
Through May 29 th - The nationally recognized Mummies of the World: The
Exhibition made its debut at the Houston Museum of Natural Science on
September 24, 2016. Come face to face with the largest exhibition of real
mummies and related artifacts ever assembled. For more information, visit the
Houston Museum of Natural Science website at www.hmns.org.
Through April 23 rd - Body Worlds RX at The Health Museum is a prescription for
healthy living. Take one large dose of enlightenment during the Houston debut
of Body Worlds RX. Real human bodies show you details of today’s common
diseases and the inner workings of your anatomy. From organs to muscles
to the nervous system and to skeletal structures, Body Worlds RX gives an
unprecedented look inside the most sophisticated mechanism in the world,
the human body. For more information, visit the Museum of Health & Medical
Science website at www.mhms.org.
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BANANA CREAM PIE MADE EASY
You could make this on National Banana Cream Pie Day March 2 nd !
INGREDIENTS:
3 cups heavy cream
1/2 cup crushed ice
1 (3.5 ounce) package instant banana pudding mix
1 (3.4 ounce) package instant vanilla pudding mix
3 bananas, sliced
1 (9 inch) pie shell, baked
1 cup heavy cream
DIRECTIONS:
Using an electric mixer, whip 3 cups heavy cream on low speed until it starts to thicken. Add
crushed ice and continue to whip another 4 minutes. Increase speed and add vanilla and
banana pudding mixes, whipping until pudding mixes are blended fully with the cream and
the mixture thickens. Increase speed to high and beat until mixture is stiff.
Line the bottom and half way up the sides of pie crust with banana slices.
Cover bananas with half of the banana cream mixture and top completely
with banana slices. Top with the remaining banana cream mixture. In a
small bowl, whip 1 cup cream until stiff peaks form. Using a pastry bag,
pipe cream onto top of pie, covering completely. Refrigerate 1 hour before
serving. Source: allrecipes.com
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HONEY CHICKEN KABOBS
You could make this on National Something on a Stick Day March 28 th !
INGREDIENTS:
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup soy sauce
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
8 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cut into 1 inch cubes
2 cloves garlic
5 small onions, cut into 2 inch pieces
2 red bell peppers, cut into 2 inch pieces
skewers
DIRECTIONS:
In a large bowl, whisk together oil, honey, soy sauce and pepper. Before adding chicken,
reserve a small amount of marinade to brush onto kabobs while cooking. Place the chicken,
garlic, onions and peppers in the bowl and marinate in the refrigerator at least 2 hours (the
longer the better).
Preheat the grill for high heat. Drain marinade from the chicken and vegetables and discard
marinade. Thread chicken and vegetables alternately onto the skewers. Lightly oil the grill
grate. Place the skewers on the grill. Cook for 12 to 15 minutes, until chicken juices run clear.
Turn and brush with reserved marinade frequently. Source: allrecipes.com
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MARCH GARDENING TIPS
VEGETABLES
• Plant vegetables such as tomatoes, sweet corn and snap beans and
pepper, as well as cucumbers, lima or butter beans, cantaloupe, okra (if
the soil has warmed sufficiently - 70 degrees F. or higher), southern peas,
pumpkin, squash, peanuts and watermelon.
LAWN
• Re-sod or replant as needed with turfgrasses adapted to this part of Texas
and suited to the planting location (shade or sun).
• When resodding semi-shaded areas with St. Augustine, use ONLY the
variety Floratam for best pest resistance.
See www.plantanswers.com/grass.htm.
TREES AND SHRUBS
• Plant container-grown trees and shrubs as soon as possible. In shady
areas, where grass is difficult to grow, consider planting a dependable
groundcover such as English ivy, Asian jasmine, vinca or one of the
prostrate junipers.
• Prune spring flowering and evergreen shrubs during early March. However,
be sure to prune spring flowering shrubs after they have bloomed.
• Fertilize with a pre-plant application of a slow-release fertilizer analysis
such as 19 - 5 - 9 at the rate of 3 pounds per 100 square feet of garden
planting area. Early March is the ideal time to fertilize landscape plants
because you give them food just before the spring growing season starts.
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, also called RodeoHouston
or abbreviated HLSR, is one of the largest live entertainment and
livestock exhibitions. It also includes one of the richest regular-season
rodeo events. It has been held at NRG Stadium in Houston,
Texas, since 2003. It was previously held in the Astrodome. It is
considered to be the city’s “signature event,” much like New Orleans’s
Mardi Gras, Dallas’s Texas State Fair, San Diego’s Comic-Con
and New York City’s New Year’s Eve at Times Square.
Here is the entertainment lineup for 2017:
March 7 th
March 8 th
March 9 th
March 10 th
March 11 th
March 12 th
March 13 th
March 14 th
March 15 th
March 16 th
March 17 th
March 18 th
March 19 th
March 20 th
March 21 st
March 22 nd
March 23 rd
March 24 th
March 25 th
March 26 th
Aaron Watson
Old Dominion
Chris Stapleton
Alicia Keys
Alan Jackson
Chainsmokers
Sam Hunt
Meghan Trainor
Thomas Rhett
Luke Bryan
Fifth Harmony
Willie Nelson
Banda El Recodo Siggno
Florida Georgia Line
ZZ Top
Chris Young
Blink-182
Dierks Bentley
Brad Paisley
Zac Brown Band
GO TEXAN DAY
The Friday before the Parade,
March 3, 2017, is
also known as “Go Texan
Day,” where the entire
population of Houston is
encouraged to dress in
Western attire, such as
jeans, cowboy boots and
cowboy hats. While the
concept was discussed in
1938 by the General Manager
of the Houston Chamber
of Commerce, it was not
until the 1950’s that it finally
was put into practice.
In 1954, Archer Romero
chaired the first Go Texan
Committee to encourage
what would later become
a Houston tradition during
the rodeo.
For more information or tickets to the rodeo,visit www.rodeohouston.com.
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RODEO HISTORY/FACTS
RODEO PARADE
In 1937, planning had begun for the first Rodeo Parade leading up to
the 1938 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. The first parade was
headed by Mounted Police and various dignitaries on the city, county
and state levels, who also rode horseback. There were two bands with
a Drum and Bugle Corp.
In 1952, the Salt Grass Trail ride was the first trail ride that was formed
by only a few men. The following year, the publicity from that ride
attracted more people to join.
All of the Trail Riders converge on Memorial Park to camp out for the
night before heading down Memorial Drive to where it empties out onto
Texas Ave to line up for the parade.
The parade has approximately 115 different groups joining in the festivities.
There are 15 trail rides, 20 floats, 15 commercial wagons and
stagecoaches and 10 to 15 university and high-school marching bands
in addition to Show officials, other elected officials and dignitaries on
horseback and in vehicles.
TRAIL RIDES
The Trail Rides (cavalcades) are a long tradition with the rodeo and
gather at Memorial Park to camp for a rest and party before the big
Annual Rodeo Parade through Downtown Houston.
Salt Grass Trail Ride - 85-mile (137 km) ride from Cat
Spring, Texas, established in 1952
Sam Houston Trail Ride - 66-mile (106 km) ride from
Montgomery, Texas, established in 1955
Old Spanish Trail Ride - 216-mile (348 km) ride from
Logansport, Louisiana, established in 1956
Prairie View Trail Ride - 102-mile (164 km) ride from
Sunnyside, Texas, established in 1957
Valley Lodge Trail Ride - 72-mile (116 km) ride from
Brookshire, Texas, established in 1959
The Spanish Trail Ride - 112-mile (180 km) ride from
Coldspring, Texas, established in 1961
Texas Independence Trail Ride - 92-mile (148 km) ride from
Brazoria, Texas, established in 1961
Los Vaqueros Rio Grande Trail Ride - 386-mile (621 km) ride from
Hidalgo, Texas, established in 1973
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Southwestern Trail Ride - 100-mile (160 km) ride from
Brazoria, Texas, established in 1974
Northeastern Trail Ride - 108-mile (174 km) ride from
Beaumont, Texas, established in 1982 Texas Cattlemen’s Trail Ride
- 85-mile (137 km) ride from
Anderson, Texas, established in 1986
The Mission Trail Ride - 210-mile (340 km) ride from
San Antonio, Texas, established in 1990
Southwest Trail Ride - 120-mile (190 km) ride from
Rosenberg, Texas, established in 1993
WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP BAR-B-QUE CONTEST
The World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest, also simply known as
“The Cookoff,” started in 1974 and has consistently drawn massive attendance
numbers for the three-day event, drawing a record 264,132 visitors
in 2013. It takes place on the southern parking lot of NRG Stadium, with
over 350 teams participating every year and is generally considered a
“Hot Ticket,” as most are for members or by invitation only. While the
event is open to the general public, those that can get into the tents are
generally allowed an unlimited amount of food and beverages.
THE CALF SCRAMBLE
Since the addition of the event in 1942, it has been one of the more
popular events during the actual rodeo. The event features 14 calves and
28 students who must try to capture one of the calves, put a halter on
it and bring it back into the “winners square” in order to claim the win.
One of the rules is that as long as a contestant is actually in the act of
holding the calf (i.e. Holding it by the tail) to get the halter on, no other
participant may interfere unless the calf wriggles itself free. It’s at this
point where the calf is fair game once again. The event is held nightly
between major events in the Reliant Stadium. Each of the students who
catch a calf is awarded a $1,250 certificate to purchase a registered beef
heifer. Raising and showing this heifer becomes a yearlong project as
the scrambler sees to the grooming, feeding and care of the animal. The
exhibitor returns to the Houston Livestock Show the following year for a
special competition. Calf Scramble exhibitors receive a $250 bonus when
they return to compete with their heifer, totaling their $1,500 certificate.
A similar events for youngsters is Mutton Bustin’, for 5 and 6-year-olds,
who try to ride on top of a sheep for eight seconds.
Rodeo Houston also features the traditional rodeo events of bull riding,
bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, team roping, steer wrestling, calf
roping, barrel racing (women only) and chuck wagon racing.
TRANSPORTATION
With between 60,000 and 150,000 people attending the rodeo each day,
every year, the city’s transportation infrastructure is taxed as it must
also compete with regular Houston Rush Hour on regular business days.
There are a variety of ways into and out of the complex that include Park
and Ride lots in certain parts of the city that are provided by the event as
an express straight onto the property, Taxi, Self Parking, and METRORail.
The Coordinators of the event try to persuade attendees to use public
transportation as the most convenient way to and from the Rodeo.
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FOR SALE
Duncan Phyfe triple pedestal mahogany dining room table
from the early 1900’s. Charak Furniture Company of Boston,
MA., adjusts to several sizes, fully assembled, seats 20
comfortably. Can be two tables, a drop leaf and another that
seats six. Refinished and repaired and comes with custom
made table pad, $3,000; Six Ethan Allen cherry side chairs from
the 1990’s, $1200; Refinished 1940’s mahogany Chippendale
style secretary, $1,000. For photos text 713-823-3978.
Emperador dark polished marble, 18” X 18”, covers 972 SQ/FT,
72 boxes (6 tiles per box), $5 per SQ/FT(Regular Price $11 SQ/
FT). Email cpation06@yahoo.com or call 713-703-6888.
Two club chairs, $30 each; Flowered couch, $150; Oak Book
Cabinet w/6 shelves, $50; Oak Book Cabinet w/4 shelves, $25;
Oak 3 drawer cabinet, $40; Two Oak Quilt racks, $25 each; Oak
computer cabinet (two sections), $400; China Hutch, table
and 6 chairs, $350; TV cabinet w/doors (2 sections), $500; Oak
42” round kitchen table w/18” leaf and 4 oak chairs, $250;
Hollywood King bed, two oak end tables and light bridge with
2 lights, $300. Call 281-859-5919.
A group of four book shelves on rollers, 8’X10” W and 8’X2” H.
One is 291/2 W with 2 adjustable shelves plus lighting, one is
291/2 W with 1 adjustable shelf plus double cabinets, one is
191/2 W with 1 adjustable shelf, 2 drawers, single cabinet plus
lighting and one is 291/2 W with 1 adjustable shelf, double
cabinet plus lighting. All 4 for $100. Email for pictures at
ounpat@comcast.net.
Brand new, never worn 3” heel Capezio closed toe T-strap
character shoe with brace, black, size 7, $125 OBO. Regular
price without brace, $250. 713-459-7792.
Pro Form Elliptical Cross Trainer, $275 OBO.
281-961-3052, Gayle.
Strasburg children’s flower girl dresses, NWT, discontinued, in
white (size 3) and ivory (size 3), new $109.99, selling for $50.
They all have loops for a sash. Also have 2 with embellishments,
ivory (sizes 4, 6), matching ivory sash included, new $136.99,
selling for $75. 281-770-6928 or jaclynchale@gmail.com.
HELP WANTED - CARE
Kingsland Baptist Church is seeking to hire caring adults
available to provide care for one and two year olds on Friday
mornings/evenings and as needed during the week. Also,
taking applications for experienced special need providers
available for various times/events. Key responsibilities: ensure
the safety of the classroom environment, experience working
with children, cooperative and servant attitude, willing to
support policies and leadership of Kingsland and strong
communication and discretionary skills. Church references will
be required upon application. Please contact Jan to schedule
an appointment at jwork@kingsland.org.
HELP WANTED
Doctor’s office front desk help needed. Billing/Coding experience
a plus. Fax resume to 281-855-0334.
Looking for a part-time dispatcher for our small freight
brokerage business. Must have computer, printer, phone and
good communication skills. Contact Cheryl at 979-877-8637.
Work from your home or our office positions in business to
business marketing. We are a BBB A+ rated 32 year old familyowned
marketing company that is located in West Houston. The
position consists of contacting (phone/email) small businesses
for their marketing needs with the products we offer. Good verbal
& written skills, basic computer knowledge and dedication is all
that is required. Bilingual is a plus. Contact us at 281-789-6224
to learn more.
Do you like golf, the outdoors, meeting people and fun? We are
hiring at the Bear Creek Golf Course, all positions, Greeters, food
and beverage, Pro-Shop and maintenance. Pick up applications
at the Pro-Shop, 16001 Clay Road, Houston, TX 77084.
Register Tapes Unlimited is looking for Inside Sales/
Telemarketing reps to work in our corporate office call center
in the Houston/Katy area. We have a contract with over 10,000
major grocery chains in 47 states and Western Canada. Heavy
Cold Calling to Business Owners to set appointments for top
producing outside reps, $10/Hour plus unlimited Comm. &
Bonuses. Our team’s average $15-$30/hour w/ comm. Full Time
M-F. No Late nights or weekends, great environment. You will be
eligible for Medical/Dental/Vision & Life insurance after 60 days,
401k after 1 year. No experience needed: www.rtui.com.
To apply, send resume to jamelyn.brown@rtui.com.
Looking for people to work in the field services, crew workers
and helpers to work on servicing irrigation systems for growing
Irrigation Company, no experience needed, will train. Must
have own transportation and clean driver’s license. Growth
opportunity, Northwest Houston area.
Email: sprinklerworkers@gmail.com.
Plumbers or Apprentices for repair. Bilingual preferred.
Please call 281-256-2239.
Housekeepers needed. Great hours for moms with school age
children. 281-861-0394.
Dental Assistant needed, at least 2 years of experience, must be
state licensed. 281-550-0900.
Dental assistant position available. F/T, nonsmoker, experienced
preferred, knowledge of Dentrix software and bilingual a plus.
Must be state licensed; Front desk receptionist, bilingual
preferred. Fax resume to: 281-861-7174. Or call 281-861-7500.
Residential Electrician(s): Journeyman or helper/apprentice.
Have experience, references & contact info. ready, beginners last
employment info. Send resume to
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HOMES/CONDOS FOR SALE
2 - one/half acre connecting lots (total one acre) on Grand Harbour
Island on Lake Conroe in Montgomery, Texas. Excellent location on
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Timeshare: Rent a lovely condo for a full week in Hawaii! I have two
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Garner State Park, sleeps 8. Call 866-7CON-CAN or go to
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