Grayson Lakes July 2017

Official Newsletter published by Krenek Printing Co. 

July 2017 

Important Numbers pg. 6 

Sports News 

pgs.20-22 

Houston Area Events pg. 23 

Summer Reading Prog. pg. 26 

Pet Information pg. 32 

Classified Ads 

pgs.33-34 

Featured Recipes pg. 35 

Front cover photo taken of long-gone longhorn in Katy. 

Courtesy of Katy resident, Scott Crothers. 

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Woodcreek Reserve | July 2017

GRAYSON LAKES 

4 TH OF JULY PARADE & FAMILY SPLASH DAY 

Sponsored by: Sundance at WoodCreek Reserve, 

Premier Memory Care 

Please join us on Tuesday, July 4 th at 9 AM for the Grayson 

Lakes Annual 4 th of July Parade! All residents are welcome to 

walk or ride in the parade and are encouraged to decorate and 

enter their cars, convertibles, trucks, motorcycles, golf carts and 

even parade floats. Feel free to advertise your local business or 

organization on your vehicle and to throw out candy or other 

goodies to spectators. Children are asked to decorate their 

bikes, scooters, wagons and strollers with red, white & blue 

patriotic decorations. There will be prizes awarded for the best 

decorations in the following categories: Bikes/Scooters; Wagons/Strollers; 

Motorized Vehicles and Parade Floats. If you are 

walking or riding in the parade, please meet at the Clubhouse 

by 8:30 AM for line up. 

The parade route will start and end at the Recreation Center on Broken Branch. From the Recreation Center, we will turn left onto Grayson 

Lakes Blvd. and continue on past the tennis courts, turning left onto Lake Grayson Dr., left again onto Anchor Lake Ln. and finally left once 

more back onto Grayson Lakes Blvd. where we will head back to the Recreation Center. This 1.6 mile route has been setup to include a large 

majority of the neighborhood, so please come out to watch and support your fellow residents, especially the children who have worked so 

hard decorating their bikes and scooters! 

The parade will be immediately followed with a flag raising ceremony brought to you by our local Boy Scouts Troop 230 and Troop 73! The 

ceremony will take place directly in front of the Recreation Center at approximately 9:30 AM. 

We will also be hosting a Family Splash Day again this year that will take place after the parade and flag raising ceremony. The Splash Day 

festivities are scheduled from 10 AM to 1 PM at the Grayson Lakes pool and will include a Waterslide Inflatable, Bubble Fun Area, Watermelon 

Eating Contest, Games/Prizes and lots of family fun by the pool! Hotdogs, chips, watermelon and water will be served for FREE throughout 

the day, but please feel free to bring your own lunch, snacks and drinks. No glass please. 

Thank you so much to our sponsor, Sundance at WoodCreek Reserve, Premier Memory Care! 

This year’s Grayson Lakes 4 th of July Parade and Family Splash Day is going to be filled with fun for the whole family. Please come out to 

celebrate our nation’s birthday with your friends and neighbors! 

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PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE 

www.graysonlakesliving.com 

To find the latest news and information on upcoming events, documents 

and copies of Board minutes please go to our homepage. 

Check out the 2017 budget to see how your dues are spent. 

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please sign up on the Grayson Lakes website to make sure we have 

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IS IT REALLY WORTH IT? 

Please slow down for the safety of our residents. 

You never know when something or someone 

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If you observe someone driving recklessly, 

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HAVE IDEAS FOR FUTURE EVENTS? 

The Events Committee hopes you joined your neighbors at Food 

Truck Friday in May. 

Do you have an idea for a Grayson Lakes gathering? Please send your 

ideas to events@graysonlakesliving.com. 

TENNIS COURTS ARE NOW LOCKED 

Please LOCK the courts when you leave! The Grayson Lakes tennis 

courts are now locked, but accessible to all residents over 18 yrs. 

and in good standing. 

Unfortunately, there have been repeated incidents reported of 

inappropriate use of the courts and damage has been done to the 

facilities. These types of additional costs can impact annual dues, 

so we encourage all resident tennis players to assist with this simple 

security procedure. 

The association has had repairs and new equipment installed this 

past spring, please help keep it clean and in good condition for all! 

This amenity is for the enjoyment of residents and their accompanied 

guests. After using the courts, it’s important you lock up! 

You may call Crest Management at 281-945-4632 to receive the 

access code. 

ARE YOUR TREES AND LANDSCAPING TRIMMED? 

Many neighbors enjoy walking throughout Grayson Lakes because 

of the lakes, expansive green space and beautiful homes. 

Please take time to check your landscaping near all of your sidewalks. 

Are the trees trimmed upwards of 8’? Are the trees trimmed for school 

buses to pass with clearance? Are front beds clear of overhanging 

shrubbery (Sago Palms, in particular), fire ant piles or fallen rock 

borders? Also, if your sidewalks have sunken or shifted unevenly, this 

is a safety hazard that is the owner’s responsibility. Just a friendly 

reminder to please ensure that the front and side of your home’s 

sidewalks are enjoyable for all walkers! 

IT’S HOT OUT THERE! 

Yes, spring has definitely arrived and this is a perfect time to look 

over the exterior of your home for mold and mildew. 

Mold and mildew occur frequently with heavy rains and high humidity, 

but can usually be removed with a good power washing. 

Please help keep your home in good repair and the neighborhood 

looking great. 

MONTHLY BOARD MEETINGS 

The monthly HOA Board meeting is held the third Wednesday of 

each month. ARC meetings are held the second Thursday each 

month. Both meetings start at 6:30 PM and are held at the Grayson 

Lakes Clubhouse. 

DO NOT FEED THE DUCKS 

Please do not feed the ducks that live on and around our lakes. It 

causes problems for the ducks as well as for the residents that live 

near the feeding areas! 

BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR 

Please be a good neighbor - keep the sidewalks clear of vehicles, 

check for low hanging tree branches and overgrown shrubs near the 

sidewalks, clean up after your pets, put yard waste at the curb only 

the night before and remove garbage cans from visible sight except 

for trash days. The trash service includes pickup from your garage, 

so only yard waste needs to be placed at the curb. 

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GRAYSON LAKES COMMUNITY POOL 

The Grayson Lakes Community Pool is open between March 1 st and 

October 31 st to all residents and their guests from the hours of 6 AM 

to 10 PM, Tuesday through Sunday. Note that the pool is closed for 

heavy cleaning on Mondays with the exception of Memorial Day and 

Labor Day. Chemical levels are high on Mondays so the pool is closed 

for your safety. 

Grayson Lakes Pool Rules Highlights: 

• Residents are allowed 4 guests per household and guests 

are to be accompanied by a resident 18 or older. 

• All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult 

(18 or older). 

• No food, drinks or gum are allowed in the pool. 

• No pets are allowed in the pool area. 

• Furniture does not belong in the pool and can cause damage 

to the pool and the furniture itself if misused. 

• The pool and pool area are cleaned twice a week. Please help maintain 

the facilities so that it can be enjoyed by all our residents. 

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A pool access card is required to enter the pool. If you do not have 

a pool access card please contact Pam Hummel at pam.hummel@ 

crest-management.com or 281-945-4661. 

IT’S YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 

If you have an hour to spare each month to help improve your neighborhood, 

consider volunteering for one of the following: Budget 

Committee, Communications Committee, Events Committee, Lakes 

& Irrigation Committee, Landscape Committee and Safety & Security 

Committee. If any of these interest you, please contact Karen Janczak 

at Karen.Janczak@crest-management.com. 

TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS LIST 

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. 

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WWW.GRAYSONLAKESLIVING.COM 

TO CONTACT THE BOARD 

OR FOR INFORMATION ABOUT GRAYSON LAKES: 

Crest Management Company 

AAMC® 

17171 Park Row, suite 310 

Houston, Texas 77084 

281-579-0761 

www.crest-management.com 

MANAGER 

Karen Janczak 281-945-4632 

karen.janczak@crest-management.com 

ASSITANT MANAGER 

Pam Hummel 281-945-4661 

pam.hummel@crest-management.com 

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS: 

LAKE PRO, INC. 281-391-3688 

A-BEAUTIFUL POOLS 281-376-6510 

C.J.'S YARDWORKS, INC. 281-578-5999 

IMPORTANT NUMBERS: 

WATER & SEWER: MUD 130 281-290-6507 

GARBAGE COLLECTION: BEST TRASH 281-313-2378 

(SERVICE MONDAYS & THURSDAYS) 

SCHOOLS: 

KATY ISD ADMINISTRATION: 281-396-6000 

WOODCREEK ELEMENTARY 281-234-0100 

WOODCREEK JR. HIGH 281-234-0800 

TOMPKINS HIGH SCHOOL 281-234-1000 

EMERGENCY: 911 

FT BEND COUNTY EMS 281-344-3006 

WILLOW FORK FIRE DEPT 281-395-0011 

FT. BEND COUNTY SHERIFF 281-341-4665 

CITY OF KATY POLICE 281-391-4848 

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ANIMAL CONTROL: 

FT. BEND ANIMAL CONTROL 281-342-1512 

CITY OF KATY 281-391-4848 

FT. BEND COUNTY ROAD & BRIDGE 281-342-4513 

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GRAYSON LAKES BOARD MEETINGS OPEN TO ALL 

Meetings of the Grayson Lakes Board of Directors are held the third 

Wednesday of every month except September. The meetings are held 

in the Grayson Lakes Clubhouse and start at 6:30 PM. The agenda for 

the upcoming meeting will be posted on the Clubhouse door no later 

than 72 hours prior to the meeting. Meeting notices will also be emailed 

to residents who have provided an email address to the Association. 

If you would like to be included on that list, contact Karen Janczak at 

Karen.Janczak@crest-management.com. 

Notice of a canceled or rescheduled meeting will be posted on the 

Clubhouse door no later than 6:30 PM of the regularly scheduled day. 

Residents wishing to observe need only show up. Residents wishing 

to speak are asked to inform the Management Company at Karen. 

Janczak@crest-management.com requesting to be placed on the 

agenda. Please do this no later than 8 days before the meeting since 

agendas are prepared a week in advance. If you will indicate the nature 

of your business beforehand, it will give the Management Company 

and your Board a chance to prepare for questions that might come up. 

Please be advised, it is your Board’s practice to limit initial comments 

from residents to 5 minutes, so plan accordingly. 

I FOUND A BABY SQUIRREL, NOW WHAT? 

By Cheryl Conley, TWRC Wildlife Center 

If you find a baby squirrel, check for the following: 

• Is it bleeding, have an open wound or a broken bone? 

• Is it covered in fly eggs (they look like grains of rice)? 

• Is it cold, wet or crying? 

If the answer is YES to any of the above, the squirrel is likely injured. 

Bring it to us as soon as possible. If NO, the next step is to determine 

its approximate age to see if you need to intervene. 

Does the squirrel have a fluffed-out tail (like a bottle brush)? 

Is the body longer than 6” (not including the tail)? 

If the answer is YES to these questions, this is likely a juvenile squirrel. 

You do not need to intervene. Even at the young age of 10 to 12 weeks, 

the squirrel is already independent and on its own. If NO, this is an 

infant squirrel. You will need to help reunite the baby with its mother. 

Baby squirrels at this age must be kept warm. Heat a towel in the microwave 

or place uncooked rice or bird seed in a sock and warm in the 

microwave for 20-30 seconds. Wrap the sock in a soft towel and place it 

with the baby in an open container like a small box or plastic container. 

Place the box IN A SAFE PLACE OFF THE GROUND near where you found 

the baby or under the tree with the nest if you know which tree it is. You 

can also attach the container directly to the tree but MAKE SURE IT IS 

SECURE. Keep children, dogs and cats out of the area. 

Observe the baby squirrel for the next six to eight hours of daylight. 

Reheat the towel or rice/birdseed bag every two hours. Has the mother 

returned to retrieve her baby? 

If YES ... congratulations! If NO, bring the box with the baby inside. 

Continue to keep it warm until you can bring it to us. 

REMEMBER: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FEED THE SQUIRREL 

OR GIVE IT WATER! 

TWRC Wildlife Center is your resource for wildlife-related questions. They 

also serve as an emergency wildlife care facility should you find animals 

in need of help. If you have any questions, please call 713-468-TWRC. You 

can also find useful information at www.twrcwildlifecenter.org. 


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KATY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 

WWW.KATYISD.ORG 

AUGUST 16 TH 

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL 

KATY ISD SURPASSES ONE MILLION VOLUNTEER HOURS 

For the second year in a row, Katy ISD’s Volunteers in Public Schools 

(VIPS) program reached an unparalleled milestone by donating an 

extraordinary 1,056,073 hours to the district’s students and staff. 

Although the number is impressive unto itself, the greater impact 

lies in the thousands of personal stories it reflects. Each one of those 

million+ hours represent a person who lovingly donated the gift of 

time to better the lives of our children. 

At the Volunteer Celebration hosted on May 12 th , Katy ISD announced 

this year’s hours achievement along with honoring each campus 

Volunteer of the Year: Alexander Elementary, Kara Floyd; Bear Creek 

Elementary, Tiffany Barlas; Beck Junior High, Claudina Lovalvo; Beckendorff 

Junior, Katie Roberts; Bethke Elementary, Danielle Wachter; 

Cardiff Junior High, Maria Teresa Zataratous; Cimarron Elementary, 

Jan Guess; Cinco Ranch High, Cris Bowden; Cinco Ranch Junior, 

Gresha Saenz; Creech Elementary, Jan Killam; Davidson Elementary, 

Cubendri Bach; Exley Elementary, Reeca McCrory; Fielder Elementary, 

Tess Hall; Franz Elementary, Andrea Silva; Golbow Elementary, Amy 

Heppen; Griffin Elementary, Maureen Lee; Hayes Elementary, Diane 

Jacobson; Holland Elementary, Kim Greene; Hutsell Elementary, 

Judy Lee; Jenks Elementary, Kelli Melancon; Katy Elementary, Amy 

Kagay; Katy High, Rosario Harter; Katy Junior, Autumn Christiansen; 

Kilpatrick Elementary, Kim Beidle; King Elementary, Dawn Goodwin; 

Mayde Creek Elementary, Michelle Espinoza; Mayde Creek High, Maria 

Torbit; Mayde Creek Junior, Donna Ward; McDonald Junior, Dolly 

Sanchez; McMeans Junior, Elita Roos; McRoberts Elementary, Aron 

James; Memorial Parkway Junior, Laci Costagliola; Memorial Parkway 

Elementary, Blanca Bagatella; Morton Ranch Elementary, Claudia 

Rodriguez; Morton Ranch High, Lisa Wycoff; Morton Ranch Junior, 

Anitra Ondrush; Nottingham Country Elementary, Shelly Hannon; 

Pattison Elementary, Colleen Cooper; Randolph Elementary, Michele 

Keppler; Rhoads Elementary, Kimberly Hood; Rylander Elementary, 

Devon Hulyk, Schmalz Elementary, Claudia Ceron; Seven Lakes High, 

Vanessa Heintz; Seven Lakes Junior, Sarah Thai; Shafer Elementary, 

Angela Kunkel; Stanley Elementary, Elizabeth Uptmore; Stephens 

Elementary, Lisa Garza; Sundown Elementary, Sara Tijerina; Taylor 

High, Sharon Mitchell; Tays Junior High, Becky Morris; Tompkins 

High, Julie Donnelly; West Memorial Elementary, Angela Jones; West 

Memorial Junior, Robin Stone-Loftin; Williams Elementary, Christy 

MacDonald; Wilson Elementary, Carmen Capuchino; Winborn Elementary, 

Lauren Ryan; Wolfe Elementary, Autumn Sharp; Wolman 

Elementary, Jen DeVries; WoodCreek Elementary, Carla Cotton and 

WoodCreek Junior, Kelly Goering. 

Volunteers in Public Schools, a Katy ISD Partners in Education program, 

offers moms, dads, family and community members a wide 

variety of volunteer opportunities at their chosen campus. To learn 

more, visit Partners in Education under the “Community” tab at 

www.katyisd.org or contact your campus Volunteer Coordinator. 

PRESCHOOLS 

LITTLE RANCH 

PRESCHOOL 

6655 S Mason Rd., 

Katy, Texas 77450 

Do you know someone 

who is still looking 

for a Preschool for 

the 2017-2018 school 

year? Tell them about 

Little Ranch Preschool! There are still spaces available. Visit our 

website to register, www.littleranchpreschool.org or 

email lrp@crcoc.org. Phone 832-290-1887. 


PRIVATE SCHOOLS 

ST. JOHN XXIII NEWS 

ST. JOHN XXIII COLLEGE PREPARATORY BAND EARNS SWEEPSTAKES AWARD AT TAPPS 

The St. John XXIII College Preparatory band earned a Sweepstakes Award at the TAPPS State Concert and Sight Reading Contest held in 

Temple, Texas on April 21 st . The band, under the direction of Mrs. Wendy Elko, received a Superior rating on stage and a Superior Rating in 

sight reading, which qualified them for the award. Tying with Beaumont Monsignor Kelly High School, the band also placed second in the 

6A category, making the results even sweeter with this all-time top honor for the band at the state contest. 

Each school performs from a prescribed music list in front of a panel of judges, who rate their performance between I (Superior) and V 

(Poor). In TAPPS 6A on stage, bands are awarded points based on the difficulty of the music along with the judges’ rating and only receive 

points for Superior ratings. Following the stage portion, the bands must play a piece they have never seen before in front of a second panel 

of judges, with only a 10-minute verbal instruction period by the band director. Again, only a Superior rating is awarded points. 

St. John’s band earned 110 points for their stage portion, 50 points for their sight reading portion and 25 points as Sweepstakes winners 

for a total of 185 points, tying them for second place with Beaumont Kelly. This is a great accomplishment for our band program and bodes 

well for the future of the music program at St. John XXIII. 

ST. JOHN XXIII COLLEGE PREPARATORY STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO BE STREET SMART 

St. John XXIII College Preparatory hosted members 

of Stay Alive From Education (S.A.F.E) at their 

campus recently to present Street Smart. S.A.F.E is 

a non-profit organization sponsored by Silver Eagle 

distributors and Anheuser-Busch that is dedicated 

to making young adults aware of the dangers of 

driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, 

texting while driving, not wearing seat belts and the 

trauma associated with these dangers. Taught by 

certified paramedics, Street Smart helps audiences 

better understand the consequences of their 

actions and in turn, aims to reduce the number of 

accidents and fatalities each year. 

The Street Smart program took the students into 

the real-life drama experienced by firefighter/ 

paramedics as they work to save the lives of 

individuals who have made poor choices when 

it comes to drinking or using drugs, texting and 

driving or the non-compliance of seat belts. 

Featuring photos and descriptions of real-life 

trauma incidents during the presentation, the 

paramedics led a discussion on the importance of 

students making responsible decisions concerning 


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their safety. Rather than a lecture, Street Smart offered a reallife 

view of their options. Throughout the presentation, the 

paramedics asked the students questions that caused them to 

think honestly about choices to be made and emphasized the 

lasting trauma that can occur from not wearing seat belts or 

from distracted/impaired driving. 

ST. JOHN XXIII COLLEGE PREPARATORY ANNOUNCES 

VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN FOR 2017 

St. John XXIII College Preparatory named the Valedictorian 

and Salutatorian for 2017. Valedictorian is Benjamin James 

Rehfeld and Salutatorian is Madison Ann Deane. 

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Benjamin J. Rehfeld will be attending the University of Texas 

in Austin in the fall, planning to major in computer science. 

During his time at St. John XXIII College Preparatory, Benjamin 

was a 3-year captain of the varsity swim team and member of 

the golf team, was active in many student organizations such 

as Student Senate, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society 

and National Science Honor Society and served as a House 

Captain, Link Crew Leader and Lion Ambassador. He has 

worked in various charitable endeavors such as volunteering at 

the iCan Bike Camp the last two years, visiting with residents of 

the Cinco Ranch Alzheimer’s Special Care Center, volunteering 

at the Brookwood Community and serving as a Conquest 

Catholic youth mentor. Benjamin plans to pursue a career in 

the computer science industry and hopes to be hired by one of 

the top technology corporations as a software engineer upon 

graduation. He is the son of James and Alicia Rehfeld. 

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SALUTATORIAN 2017 

Madison A. Deane will be 

attending the University of 

Texas at Dallas, majoring in 

biology. While at St. John 

XXIII College Preparatory, 

Madison was very involved 

with the Art Club, was an 

officer in National Art Honor 

Society, was an active member of National Honor Society and served as 

Secretary and Vice-President of Mu Alpha Theta, Math Honor Society, her 

junior and senior years, respectively. She has volunteered with the Debusk 

Enrichment Center for Academically Talented Scholars (DECATS) for over 

three years and has served as a tutor with the Neighborhood Kidz Club. 

Madison was a recipient of a scholarship from University of Texas at Dallas, 

being named as a UTD Academic Excellence Achievement Scholar. Upon 

graduation, Madison hopes to be able to use her knowledge and talent to 

guide others around the globe to lead healthier and happy lives. She is the 

daughter of Patrick and Inke Deane. 


July Events 

FULSHEAR FREEDOM FEST 

Sunday, July 2, 2017, 6-9 PM 

We encourage you to check the website for updates 

and details and we look forward to seeing you 

downtown! 

Join us in the first ever Fulshear Kazoo Marching 

Band! The first 50 children who sign up will be given 

a kazoo and will march in the Fulshear Freedom Fest 

parade! Children must be between the ages of five 

and 10; younger children need to be accompanied 

by a parent or guardian. Participants must be 

dressed in a patriotic theme of red, white and blue. 

Go to http://fulsheartexas.gov/community/ 

community_events/index.php for more 

information and to get the form to participate in 

the kazoo band. 

AMERICAN LEGION POST 200 

14 TH ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFT SHOW 

July 8, 2017 (9 AM-5 PM) 

July 9, 2017 (10 AM-4 PM) 

Indoors-Air Conditioned Hall 

Sponsored by the American Legion Post 200 

330 Legion Road, Wallis, Texas 

Hamburgers and Chopped BBQ on Bun 

Desserts and Drinks 

$1 Admission 

Hourly Door Prizes 

For more information, call 979-885-2164 

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CHURCH 

ANNUAL GARAGE SALE 

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church (6646 Addicks 

Satsuma Road) will hold their Annual Garage Sale 

July 21 st -22 nd . 

Toys, tools, furniture, electronics, bikes, home and 

kitchen supplies and decor, sports equipment, 

clothing, shoes, art and more! 

Collecting Donations: July 1 st -July 20 th . 

Sale Days: 

Friday, July 21 st : 5-9 PM, Come for best selection. 

$5 per person, entry fee for ages 16+. 

Saturday, July 22 nd : 7:30 AM-2 PM. Free Entry. 

MEMORIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST 

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 

Come and join us for a 3 day Vacation Bible School 

Monday-Wednesday, July 17 th -19 th . Each morning 

from 9-11:30 AM at the Memorial Church of Christ, 

we will have a time of drama, crafts, story time and 

snacks. For ages 3 years - 4 th grade. 


SUMMER CAMPS 

ARTS FULSHEAR SUMMER 2017 ART, THEATER & DANCE CAMPS! 

Contact: Marcia Simmons, Executive Director, info@artsfulshear.org 

Arts Fulshear’s 2017 Summer Camps engage your student with a variety of classes 

incorporating art, theater and dance in fun and exciting ways! Come with us to 

secret pirate islands and colorful downtown streets, into the great outdoors and 

inside the pages of comic books! Arts Fulshear offers art, theater and dance classes 

and camps for children, community theater events for adults and local art events 

for everyone. Visit our website at https://artsfulshear.org. 

Comic Creations 

July 5 th -7 th , 1-4 PM, ages 8-12, $125 

Cross Creek Ranch Community Center 

Urban Jungle 

July 31 st -August 4 th , 1:30-4:30 PM, ages 7-14, $215 

Irene Stern Community Center 

4-H SUMMER CAMPS 

Did you know sewing can be FUN? Come learn to sew simple summer shorts at 

the 4-H Summer Stitches Camp, Thursday, July 13 th , 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM. This is a 

beginners workshop. Registration fee $30. Deadline is July 5 th . 

Let’s Quilt a Square at 4-H Summer Stiches Camp on Tuesday, July 18 th , 9:30 AM to 

2:30 PM. This is a beginners workshop. Registration fee $30. Deadline is July 10 th . 

Join us for “4-H Kids That Cook” on Thursday, July 20 th , 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM. This 4-H 

summer camp is cooking up something good! Kids will learn how to prepare simple 

recipes and how to compete in a Food Challenge. Registration fee $40. Deadline is 

July 10 th . 

Tie Dye fun with Fashion is the theme for 4-H Summer Stiches Camp on Tuesday, 

July 25 th , 9:30 AM to 2 PM. Kids will get to experiment with tie dye and refashioning 

clothing projects. Registration fee $30. Deadline is July 15 th . 

Shutter Bug Youth Photography Camp, Saturday, August 5 th , 9:30 AM to 3 PM. Area 

photographers will offer hands-on workshops on still life composition and take 

participants on a photo safari. Registration fee $40. Deadline is July 25 th . 

Join us for 4-H Enterprise Trade Show and Makers Fest, Saturday, August 19 th , 9:30 

AM to 3 PM to learn about entrepreneurship and have fun at crafting workshops. 

Registration fee $40. Deadline is July 30 th . 

Camps are held at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension 3033 Bear Creek Drive, Houston 

77084. Open to all youth 9 to 18 yrs. Registration fees can be paid on 

Eventbrite.com. For more information, contact Sheryl Nolen, 713-274-0978 or 

email snolen@ag.tamu.edu. 

SUMMER ARTS CAMP 2017 FOR KIDS 

JULY 18 TH -JULY 21 ST 

For students K-5 th grade. Registration ends July 3 rd . From 9 AM to Noon, kids will 

discover the excitement of music, dance, visual art and drama in a Christian 

environment with this four-day intensive camp, led by skilled mentors. 

For more information, contact First Fulshear at 281-346-1416. 

We are located at 8201 Harris Street, Fulshear, TX. 

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ENROLL NOW FOR THE ARC OF KATY SUMMER CAMP 

The Arc of Katy is currently taking applications for three Summer 

Camp sessions for students and adults with IDD, ages 16 and up. 

Camp will be held Monday through Friday, weekly, from 8 AM until 3 

PM at Cornerstone Evangelical Presbyterian Church (located at 1351 S 

Mason Rd, Katy, Texas 77450.) 

Session 2: July 3-July 28, 2017 Session 3: July 31-August 17, 2017 

Each session will include a variety of fun activities including excursions, 

crafts, life skills, games and much more. Camp cost is $35 per day and 

camper must be a current member of The Arc of Katy to participate. 

Campers will bring a snack and lunch most days and will receive an 

Arc of Katy t-shirt. For more information and registration, please visit 

www.thearcofkaty.org. 

SERVE HIM SUMMER TENNIS CAMP IN CINCO RANCH 

Train to be a Champion for Christ on and off the court. Weekly sessions 

will focus on sportsmanship, tennis training, nutrition and serving 

God while loving others. A portion of camp proceeds will go to benefit 

both local and global mission projects. Let’s Go 40-Love! 

www.servehimwellness.net 

STAGEWORKS THEATRE SUMMER CAMPS OPEN 

FOR ENROLLMENT, ENROLL AND MAKE IT THE 

BEST SUMMER EVER! 

The Stageworks Theatre Acting Academy’s 2017 Summer Camps are 

open for enrollment. Summers at our Acting Academy are a blast! We 

have performance and skill-based classes for all ages and all levels 

of experience. If you’d like to discuss what classes are best for your 

performer, contact us via email or at 281-587-6100. We’re happy to help 

you determine the best fit. Payment plans are available for all classes. 

Visit www.stageworkshouston.org/summer-2017 for more information. 

Performance Camps 

• Disney’s Aladdin JR: Ages 6-14, June 19 th -July 7 th , 9 AM-4 PM, cost 

$450 

Performances are July 6 th at 7 PM and July 7 th at 10 AM and 3 PM 

• Fame the Musical, JR: Ages 11-14, July 10 th -28 th , 9:30 AM-4:30 PM, 

cost $450 

Performances are July 27 th at 7 PM and July 28 th at 10 AM and 3 PM 

• Pirates! Theadus Thud and the Quest for Weird Beard: Ages 6-14, 

July 24 th -Aug. 4 th , 8:30 AM-3:30 PM, cost $300 

Performances are Aug. 3 rd at 7 PM and Aug. 4 th at 10 AM and 3 PM 

• Marvelous Land of Oz: Ages 6-14, July 24 th -Aug. 11 th , 

9:30 AM-4:30 PM, cost $450 

Performances are Aug. 10 th at 7 PM and Aug. 11 th at 10 AM and 3 PM 

• Into the Woods JR: Ages 11-18, June 5 th -23 rd , 10 AM-5 PM, cost $450 

Performances are June 22 nd at 7 PM and June 23 rd at 10 AM and 3 PM 

• Game of Tiaras: Ages 13-18, July 10 th -21 st , 10 AM-5 PM, cost $300 

Performances are July 20 th at 7 PM and July 21 st at 10 AM and 3 PM 

• Rent School Edition: Ages 13-18, July 31 st -Aug. 18 th , 10 AM-5 PM, 

cost $450 

Performances are Aug. 17 th at 7 PM and Aug. 18 th at 10 AM and 3 PM 

One-Week Camps 

• Defying Gravity: Ages 5-14, July 5 th -7 th , 8:30-11:30 AM or 1-4 PM, 

cost $75 

• No Troll Left Behind: Ages 4-14, July 17 th -21 st , 8:30-11:30 AM or 1-4 PM, 

cost $125 

• Fantastic Beast Creature Creation: Ages 8-16, July 31 st -Aug. 4 th , 

9 AM-4 PM, cost $175 

• Disney Mashup: Ages 4-14, Aug. 7 th -11 th , 8:30-11:30 AM or 1-4 PM, 

cost $125 

• Royal Dance Academy: Ages 4-10, Aug. 14 th -18 th , 8:30-11:30 AM, cost $125 



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CINCO RANCH CHURCH OF CHRIST SUMMER CAMPS 

6655 S Mason Rd., Katy, Texas 77450 

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Camp Haven 252: July 12 th -15 th , Grades 2 - 5 

Camp Victory: July 11 th -16 th , Junior & High School Students 

Register for our Summer Events Today! Limited Availability! 

MEDICARE EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR - HOSTED BY ACADEMY 

FINANCIAL GROUP, JULY 20 TH AND JULY 27 TH , 7 PM 

Memorial Parkway Community Center - 21600 Cimarron Parkway 

These FREE casual seminars are to educate local residents on how 

Medicare works, any penalties, deadlines and supplemental options 

available for individual needs. No products will be sold, companies 

discussed or any pricing. Reservations are free but seating is limited. 

Call/Text Dana Coleman at 713-339-9878 to reserve your seat or for 

additional information. 

MASTER WELLNESS VOLUNTEER PROGRAM 2017 

Ft. Bend, Harris & Galveston Counties Master Wellness Volunteer 

Training. Want to live healthier and help others do the same? Become 

a Master Wellness Volunteer and obtain information and skills to do so. 

Engaging, interactive workshops in: 

Nutrition, Food Safety, Diabetes, Gardening, Heart Disease, Healthy 

Lifestyle Choices, Dietary Guidelines, Blood Pressure, Public Speaking, 

Stress Management, Physical Activity and more. 

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THEATER/ARTS 

KATY VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (KVPAC) 

www.kvpac.org 

2501 S Mason Rd., Suite 290, Katy, TX 77450 

July 14-16, 2017: Don Zolidis’ “Empowered: How One Girl Scout Nearly 

Destroyed the World’s Economy” 

Season Tickets, including all new FLEX Packages, are on-sale now 

to lock-in the best price and choice seat. Pre-Sale Show Tickets are 

$15 Adults and $12 Seniors. Tickets increase by $3 at the door. Group 

rates are available at www.kvpac.org or in person. For Katy audience 

members who seek an evening at the theater, they can look to Encore 

Players as a source to enjoy the theater in their own home town 

without the long commute or high cost involved with heading to one 

of downtown Houston’s theaters. Katy Visual & Performing Arts Center 

(KVPAC) is a non-profit arts education organization helping artists find 

their light since 2001. 

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The Wizard of Oz - July 28-Aug. 13, 2017 at the Berry Center. 

Stageworks Theatre is located at 10760 Grant Road, Houston, Texas 77070. 

Website: www.stageworkshouston.org. 

Future Events 

4 TH ANNUAL KATY SUMMER TAILGATE 

The 4 th Annual Katy Summer Tailgate is brought to you by Matt Schomburg State Farm 

Insurance and No Label Brewery (5351 1 st Street, Katy, TX 77493) on August 12 th , 6-10 

PM at No Label Brewery. This community event will kick off the upcoming school year 

and collect backpacks, school supplies and monetary donations for Katy homeless 

and students in need. A free and fun family event supporting Katy YMCA Operation 

Backpack. VIP Bar Experience tickets available online. Like us on facebook or check our 

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Charity Night Slim Chickens 5-9 PM at 23320 Mercantile Parkway, Katy TX 77449. 15% of 

proceeds goes back to Hope Impacts if you let the cashier know when you check out. 

Go, Eat, Invite Someone! 

Monday, September 25 th : 

Hope Impacts Weston Lakes Country Club Golf Tournament at 32611 FM 1093, Fulshear, TX 

77441. All Day Event. Golf, Volunteer, Donate, Sponsor! 

Friday, November 10 th : 

Gala at The Tuscany Villa to benefit Hope Impacts and Clothed by Faith at 3330 FM 

1463, Katy, TX 77494, 6 PM - Midnight. Come, Enjoy, Donate, Sponsor! 

Contact Marilyn or Tina at 713-705-7884 for more information. We cannot do what we 

do without the support of our community. Every donation is tax deductible. 

TOP GOLF EVENT BENEFITTING THE BALLARD HOUSE 

Saturday, October 7 th , 9 AM-1 PM 

$125 per person, includes 3 hours of golf and lunch. Accepting sponsors now. 

The Ballard House is a home away from home for individuals and their families who are 

receiving medical treatments for life-threatening illnesses. For more information, visit 

www.theballardhouse.org or call 281-717-4670 


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CRAFT SHOW VENDORS WANTED 

Westland Baptist Church is looking for crafters and vendors for the 

“Westland Welcome Home Craft Show” to be held Oct. 7, 2017. We 

are located at 1407 W Grand Parkway South in Katy. Booth fee is 

$50 for a 10x10 space. After August 1 st , the cost is $60. All booths are 

indoors and proceeds benefit the youth and children’s ministries. If 

you are interested, contact the church office at 281-392-5099 or go 

to www.westlandbaptistchurch.org and click on Events tab. You can 

also email Martha Wells at westlandcraftshow@gmail.com for an 

application. 

HEALTHY INGREDIENT SUBSTITUTIONS 

Make your favorite recipes healthier by using way more heart healthy 

ingredients. These healthy substitutions can help you cut down on 

saturated or trans fats, while noticing little, if any, difference in taste. 

• Instead of whole milk (1 cup): 1 cup fat-free/low-fat milk, plus 

1 Tb of liquid vegetable oil 

• Instead of heavy cream (1 cup): 1 cup evaporated skim milk or 

1/2 cup low-fat yogurt + 1/2 cup plain low-fat unsalted cottage cheese 

• Instead of sour cream: low-fat unsalted cottage cheese + 

low-fat/fat-free yogurt or use fat-free sour cream 

• Instead of cream cheese: 4 Tb soft margarine blended with 

1 cup dry, unsalted low-fat cottage cheese 

• Instead of butter (1 tablespoon): 1 Tb soft margarine or 

3/4 tablespoon liquid vegetable oil 

• Instead of unsweetened baking chocolate (1 ounce): 3 Tb unsweetened 

cocoa powder/carob powder + 1 Tb vegetable oil or soft margarine 

Courtesy of: https://healthyforgood.heart.org/Eat-smart/Articles/ 

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OATMEAL: ONE FOOD, MANY BENEFITS 

Oatmeal is a power food as it delivers both 

a bang for your buck and numerous health 

benefits. During the summer months, crispy, 

cool corn flakes may sound like a better 

choice vs. a hot bowl of oatmeal, but read 

on. You’ll be glad to make the switch: 

1. Oats contain both soluble and insoluble 

fiber. Soluble fibers help lower cholesterol and stabilize blood glucose 

levels. The insoluble fiber in oats provide a “moving” experience by 

curtailing constipation and improving intestinal health. 

2. Oats make an easy, balanced breakfast. One cup of cooked oatmeal 

(1/2 cup of uncooked) contains about 150 calories, four grams of fiber 

(about half soluble and half insoluble) and six grams of protein. To 

boost protein further, my favorite way to eat oatmeal is with a swirl of 

almond butter nestled within. This powerful combo will keep you away 

from that mid-morning visit to the vending machine. 

3. Oats provide important minerals. Nutrient-rich oatmeal contains 

thiamin, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc, manganese, selenium and iron. 

4. Oats are naturally gluten-free, but check with manufacturers to ensure 

that their products are not made using the same equipment as other 

potentially contaminating grains. 

5. Oats could help you control your weight by keeping you feeling fuller 

longer. Choosing whole grains could squash hunger and simultaneously 

provide that pleasant full feeling. NOTE: monitor portion sizes. 

Courtesy of: www.everydayhealth.com/columns/bonnie-taub-dix-nutrition-intuition/reasons-why-you-should-eat-oatmeal-every-day/ 

RECYCLING CENTERS NEAR YOU! 

The Ft. Bend County Recycling Center in Rosenberg (just 10 miles away), 

accepts glass/bottles, Styrofoam and other items. Visit the Ft. Bend Co. 

government website www.co.fort-bend.tx.us for information. 

Green Arrow Recycling located in Katy, west of Katy High School accepts 

paper, plastics, aluminum, electronics, cardboard and other recyclable 

materials and welcome residential drop offs. 

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BEAT THE HEAT 

There’s a lot to do when the weather is right: family picnics, working 

on your tan at the beach, a homerun derby on the softball field, endless 

hours on the golf course or lounging in your backyard hammock. 

Unfortunately, too much fun in the sun can be dangerous. Excessive 

heat exposure can cause dehydration, which in turn can cause dangerous 

conditions like heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke 

(also called sunstroke). 

No matter what your plans are this summer, you won’t want to miss 

any of them. Combating the toll of the heat and sun on your body will 

keep you healthy and active all summer long. Try a few of these simple 

precautions, and you’ll still be going strong as the leaves start to turn. 

WHAT TO WEAR 

The way you dress can go a long way towards keeping you comfortable 

when you’re outside in the heat. Make sure you bring: 

Light-Colored Clothes 

The white linen shirt every male movie star wears on the beach isn’t 

just fashionably conscious; it’s also intelligent for hot, sunny days. 

Dark clothing absorbs more heat and tight clothes don’t let sweat - 

your body’s natural cooling system - evaporate. 

Sunglasses 

Sunglasses are chic and functional. They prevent harmful ultraviolet 

(UV) rays from scorching your corneas and protect your eyes for 

many more summers to come. Choose sunglasses that block 90 to 

100 percent of UV rays. 

Hats 

Unlike 8-inch high heels at the beach, a hat is smart summer fashion. 

Throwing on a wide-brimmed hat prevents UV rays from hitting the 

sensitive spots on your face and keeps your skin looking young and 

wrinkle-free. 

Sunscreen 

Nothing knocks good days off a summer calendar like a nasty sunburn. 

When outdoors, use sunscreen with an SPF rating of at least 

15. Use a higher-rated, waterproof sunscreen if you’ll be poolside or 

out on the beach. Don’t forget to cover areas that burn easily: nose, 

ears, shoulders and back of the neck. 

Lip Balm 

Just like sunscreen protects the rest of your skin, a lip balm with 

SPF protection blocks out the sun and keeps in moisture for your 

lips. Perfect for a day on the lake or while you’re working on that 

summer romance. 

HOW TO STAY HYDRATED 

The heat makes you sweat, which cools you down, but that also 

means you’re constantly losing fluid. Here’s how to stay hydrated: 

Water 

Don’t wait until you’re thirsty! Drink water throughout the day to 

prevent dehydration or over exhaustion. Use the color of your urine 

to guide if you’re hydrated enough - the clearer the better. 

Juice 

All natural juice without added sugar not only provides hydration but 

also important nutrients to keep you active in hot weather. Check 

the label on the juice bottle and make sure it says “100 percent juice 

with no sugar added.” 

Avoid Alcohol and Caffeine 

While an ice cold cocktail - 

complete with a little paper 

umbrella - might sound good 

on the beach, it won’t be 

as refreshing to your body. 

That’s because alcohol only 

dehydrates you more. If you 

can’t barbecue without a 

brew, drink a bottle of water 

between each alcoholic beverage 

to stay hydrated. 

Like alcohol, caffeine sucks 

the moisture out of you. On 

hot days, avoid it as much 

as possible, especially when 

combined with alcohol. 

WHAT TO EAT 

The food you eat can also help 

you stay cool. Try adjusting 

your diet so that it includes: 

Fruits and Vegetables 

Fruits and vegetables are easy 

to digest and often high in 

water content. Salads and other dishes rich in seasonal produce will 

keep you feeling light and hydrated. 

Spicy Foods 

Popular in warm climates, the tingling feeling and accompanying 

sweat caused by spicy foods has a purpose; the sweat actually cools 

your body down. 

Low-Fat Meats 

Fat takes longer for your body to digest and carries a higher salt 

content, which can add extra strain on your body when you need it 

maximized for efficiency. 

WHEN TO STAY OUT OF THE SUN 

Avoid peak hours of sunlight when the temperatures and UV rays are 

at their highest, normally between 10 AM and 2 PM. That’s the best 

time to head inside, get food and water, let your body cool down and 

maybe even take a nap. 

When heat and humidity are at their highest, it’s never a bad time 

to take a break. Water sports are especially tricky because you can 

easily become overheated without realizing it. When in doubt, take 

a breather. 

WHERE TO HIDE 

If you live in an area where summer heat can become dangerous, pay 

close attention to any heat-related warnings. When it’s dangerous, stay 

inside with the A/C or fan going. If it’s not cool enough at home, find a 

cooling station, usually set up at public libraries and other buildings. 

If you must be outside, keep your activities close to a shady spot. It 

can provide enough of a cool down to keep you safe. Even a small 

drop in temperature can make a big difference. 

When it’s hot and you’re active, stay close to restaurants, convenience 

stores or any other place that can offer cold temperatures and beverages 

should you need them in an emergency. If you’re at the beach 

or pool, the cool water offers great relief from the heat. 

Source: www.healthline.com 

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The Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center - A Very Special Project of the 

Children’s Museum of Houston celebrated its first birthday on Saturday, 

May 20, 2017. Baird, a global financial services firm with offices in Houston, 

served as birthday bash sponsor and offered free admission to kids one year 

and younger and anyone with a May 20 th birthday. Baird also presented the 

Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center with a birthday gift of $20,000. The 

celebration kicked off with a jubilant ceremony complete with jugglers and 

“happy birthday” singing, culminating with a burst of confetti cannons. 

A DJ’s heart pounding beats fueled the celebration along with the serving 

of free cake and a visit from special guests including H-E-B’s H-E-Buddy, 

McDonald’s characters, Sugar Land Skeeters’ Swatson and even Pikachu! 

Sugar Land Mayor Pro Tem Himesh Gandhi, along with city council members 

attended the event. The Mayor Pro Tem made a proclamation. Visitors 

captured the moment in a commemorative photo booth presented by 

Mercedes Benz of Sugar Land. Mercedes Benz of Sugar Land showed up in 

a snazzy SLS AMG ride at our Birthday Bash! 

L-R: Nora Hannusch, Justin Hannusch (KHS), Karen & Rodney Chamblee, 

Emma Chamblee (KHS), Karen Sparks (Guest Speaker), Maria Reveles 

(Seven Lakes), Mercedes Gonzalez, Juan Reveles. Scholarship Recipient 

not pictured is Emily “Sophia” Palmer (Cinco Ranch). Photo: Courtesy 

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KATY AREA RETIRED EDUCATORS(KARE) 

At the May 10, 2017 Katy Area Retired Educators (KARE) Luncheon, David 

Chastain (KARE member) awarded four Katy ISD students, who intend 

to pursue careers in public education, with $1,000 KARE Scholarships. 

These scholarships were made possible by donations from KARE members 

and Brazos Valley Schools Credit Union. Karen Sparks, our guest 

speaker shared valuable words of wisdom to the scholarship recipients. 

For more information about the Katy Area Retired Educators check out 

our website at http://www.localunits.org/KARE/. 

GIRL FROM SWEDEN NEEDS HOST FAMILY 

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exchange student placement organization. I believe the exchange of 

cultures among high school students is so important. I am looking for 

host families for the 2017-18 school year. 

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challenge myself and to try new things, that way I always develop as a 

person. This is one of my many reasons going on an exchange year. To 

do something totally out of my comfort zone and to try new things is 

something I’m so excited for. 

My hobbies include hanging out with friends and family, listening to 

music, dancing, working out, watch series, reading and baking. I love 

hanging out with my family and friends and do that every opportunity 

that I get. I start and end everyday by listening to music. Music is something 

that helps me to express how I’m feeling, while at the same time 

gives me energy. I also have a big interest for dance, especially tap dance 

which is the only thing that I dance right now. I love to move and jump 

around even though I may not be the best dancer in the world. I also 

read on a daily basis. My favorite kinds of books are teen fiction and 

fantasy novels. I also watch a lot of series - all different kinds of them. 

It’s something that I love to do and makes me feel relaxed. Also, I love 

to bake. When I was younger I used to bake every day after school but 

now I only bake for special events, like family gatherings. 

Emilie and others like her are looking for a host family for the year. If you 

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KATY YMCA 

Katy YMCA Summer Program Registration is NOW in progress. Limited 

Space available. Plan ahead so your child doesn’t miss out on summer 

fun! Contact the Y for details at 281-392-5055 or check out our website: 

ymcahouston.org/katy. 


SUMMER DAY CAMP: Ages 6-12. No one does camp like the Y! Held at 

the YMCA’s 220 acre Camp Cinco, located behind Creech Elementary. 

Drop off as early as 7 AM, pick up as late as 6:30 PM. Swimming, field 

trips, rock wall, ropes course, zip line, archery, nature trails and more. 

Reserve your space today! 

YMCA CAMP CULLEN - SUMMER OVERNIGHT CAMP: Ages 7-17. Held at 

the YMCA’s premier facility in Trinity, Texas, campers will enjoy nature 

exploration, creative arts, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, spiritual 

development, sports, adventure courses and more! Visit www.ymcacampcullen.org 

for more information. Space is still available for weeks 

later this summer. 

SWIM LESSONS: The Y has been teaching swim lessons for over 100 

years! All ages and ability levels welcome. Morning, evening, group and 

private sessions available. 

SUMMER SPORTS & SPECIALTY CAMPS: Basketball, NFL Flag Football, 

Soccer, Volleyball, Tennis, Cheer, Dance, STEM and Lego Engineering 

camps are offered for ages 6-14. These camps are available various 

weeks throughout the summer and focus on a child’s specific interest. 

YMCA CHILD CARE 2017-18 REGISTRATION: Child Care provided at 

most Katy ISD elementary schools until 6:30 PM. Some schools offer 

both before and after school care. Please call or check online for specific 

school offerings and prices. 

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). 

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each particular campus. The camps will be offered in New Territory, Cy- 

Fair and Katy locations. All information can be found under “Camps” 

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KATY AREA RUNNING CLUB 

The Katy Area Running Club is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation which 

exists to serve people living in and around Katy, Texas who have an 

interest in running. We are a community of people of all ages, backgrounds, 

heritages and abilities who share a common interest - running! 

Our focus is on group runs, having fun, socializing and sharing 

our knowledge and experience with our members and the public. We 

welcome all who are interested in joining us. We have a full calendar of 

runs, events and socials. We hold group runs every Saturday morning 

at the Sergeant Hatch Sports Park off the south I-10 feeder road just 

east of Barker Cypress Rd. On Tuesdays (5 AM and 6:30 PM) we meet 

at the Cinco Ranch Junior High Track for speedwork and on Thursday 

(6:30 PM) we meet at Crosspoint Community Church for tempo runs of 

various distances and paces. To find out more and to join our club, visit 

www.KatyAreaRunningClub.com. 

TENNIS ORGANIZATION FOR THE KATY AREA 

Katy Area Tennis (KAT) is the newest, non-profit tennis organization 

meeting the needs of all tennis players in the Katy area. Our goal is to 

provide a wide range of programming for tennis players as well as to 

promote the game in the Katy area. Registration is currently open for 

a variety of leagues, ladders and tournaments that include singles, 

doubles and mixed doubles for all ages and skill levels. For more information, 

visit our website at http://katyareatennis.org. 

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We have multiple practice sites in the Greater Houston area including 

McMeans Junior High School in Katy and Cypress Lakes High School in 

Cypress. Visit www.trackhouston.com to register for a location near you. 


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our meetings and we can answer your questions and/or assist you in trying 

out new gear and equipment. KC/KC is a non-profit organization with major 

Sponsors. Must be at least 21 years of age to join. LIFE VEST/PFD IS A MUST!!!! 

We meet every 3 rd Wednesday of each month at 24638 Kingsland Blvd., 

Katy TX 77494 (Manta Ray Enterprises, Inc.), 7-9 PM. For more information, 

call Philip at 713-826-5705 or 281-782-7252. 

“Remember-Think Safe, Paddle Safe” 

NETBALL CLUBS 

Katy Swifts Netball Club invites people to come and learn about netball 

and have some fun playing a great team sport. Open to everyone from 

eight years and up including adults. Contact katynetball@netballamerica 

for further information. 

Houston Shooting Stars welcomes ladies, men and youth to join in, play 

and learn netball, Tuesday nights at The British School of Houston. 

Contact houstonnetball@netballamerica.com for further information. 

You can also “like” the Texas Netball Association on Facebook to see 

regular announcements about netball in the Lonestar State! Also visit 

netballamerica.com for general information about netball in America. 

WOMEN’S FLAT TRACK ROLLER DERBY 

Southwest Houston’s own brand new women’s flat track roller derby 

team is now forming. This isn’t the old school roller derby you’ve seen in 

the past. We train derby athletes to compete according to the rules and 

guidelines set forth by WFTDA, the Women’s Flat TrackDerby Association. 

We are actively recruiting skaters, referees and volunteers. Skaters must 

be female and 18 or older. Referees and volunteers must be 18 or older. 

Email us at yellowrosederbygirls@yahoo.com for more information. You 

can also find us at www.yellowrosederbygirls.com and on Facebook. Join 

up now to become an integral part in founding and building our league. 

VOLLEYBALL 

Please contact Dean at volleyballkaty@yahoo.com if you are interested in 

playing volleyball. You must be at least 18 years old and be able to play at 

intermediate level. We play at different locations in and around Katy area. 

KATY RUGBY CLUB 

Want to learn the newest Olympic Sport - Rugby? All ages welcome - boys 

& girls, Training every Sunday 2-4 PM at Cinco Ranch High School, For 

more information, please visit www.katyrugbyclub.com. 

KATY CAVALIER LACROSSE CLUB 

The Katy Cavalier Lacrosse Club invites you to come and see what Lacrosse 

is all about. Join us as we continue to bring one of the fastest 

growing team sports in the United States to the youth of Katy. Katy Cavalier 

Lacrosse Club offers lacrosse for boys and girls from Kindergarten 

thru High School. No experience needed. For more information visit our 

website, www.katycavalierlacrosse.org. 

Did you play Lacrosse in college, coached lacrosse or just love the sport? 

We are looking for Coaches for boys and girls. Please contact us for more 

information if you would like to volunteer and be a part of the Katy Cavalier 

Lacrosse Club, 281-942-8822. 

WESTSIDE GOLF LEAGUE 

Westside Golf League is actively encouraging new members. We invite 

you to join us every Tuesday morning at Cinco Ranch Golf Club. Our 

purpose is to allow ladies of all levels to meet new friends and have fun 

while improving golfing skills. For more information, contact the Pro 

Shop at Cinco Ranch, 281-395-4653. 


Houston Area Events 

JULY 2017 

July 1 st - Fulshear Farmers’ Market - The Farmers’ Market is every 

Saturday from 9 AM-1 PM at 1093 at Bois d’Arc Lane, Fulshear, TX 

77441 and offers a vast array of produce and food products that were 

grown or produced within a 200 mile radius of Fulshear. The lineup 

includes seasonal vegetables and fruit, fresh seafood, Artisian 

breads, pastured Red Wattle pork, Dorper lamb, free range chicken, 

pies, cookies, pastas, granolas, dried fruit and nuts, Houston Chili 

Pepper Festival award-winning salsas, Wagyu Kobe beef, soaps, 

toiletries, BBQ sauces, pickles and canned goods, Indian food, heat 

and eat meals, locally roasted and blended coffees and more. You 

will always find a delicious food truck or two, as well. 

July 1 st -29 th - Bands on the Sand at Moody Gardens, 1 Hope Blvd., 

Galveston, TX. Enjoy this summer concert series on Friday and 

Saturday nights from 6 to 10 PM featuring local and regional bands 

ranging from R&B, rock, country and blues. The cost is $15 for 

admission and each show concludes with a firework display over 

Offats Bayou overlooking the Moody Gardens pyramids. For more 

information contact, 800-582-4673. 

July 1 st -29 th - Tremont Jazz Series at The Tremont House, 2300 

Mechanic St., Galveston, TX. Every Friday and Saturday, from 6 to 

10 PM, enjoy live jazz by Trio du Jour in the hotel’s 1888 Toujouse 

Bar. The Tremont House launched its Jazz Series in late September 

2013 and it has become hugely popular with locals and guests. Trio 

du Jour plays classic, acoustic jazz. The cost is free and for more 

information, call 409-763-0300. 

July 4 th - Freedom Over Texas - Celebrating 30 years of July 4 th 

music, fireworks and fanfare on Buffalo Bayou, Houston’s signature 

patriotic event will turn it WAY up with live performances, family 

activities and stunning pyrotechnics Tuesday, July 4 th from 4 PM-10 

PM. For the first time in the event’s history, the celebration will kick 

off with a patriotic tribute by United States Air Force Band of the 

West. Grammy-nominated and CMA-winning artist, HUNTER HAYES 

will follow before multi-platinum selling, 2016 MTV Video Music 

Award-winning DNCE takes the stage. As is tradition, the evening 

will conclude with a spectacular blast of fireworks thanks to CITGO 

who has provided the finale since 2015. This year, CITGO signed on 

as a dual sponsor providing both the pyrotechnics and titling the 

event for the next three years. For more information, visit www. 

houstontx.gov. 

July 4 th - A Star Spangled Salute at the Miller Outdoor Theatre. Enjoy 

an evening with Principal Pops Conductor Michael Krajewski and 

the Houston Symphony listening to patriotic, toe-tapping American 

music. Make sure to stay until the end for the 1812 Overture - 

complete with booming cannons! This celebration concludes 

with a magnificent display of fireworks provided by Miller Theatre 

Advisory Board. This is a ticketed event for the covered seating area. 

Free tickets are available (4 per person over age 16 while they last) 

at the Miller Outdoor Theatre box office the day of the performance 

between the hours of 10:30 AM-1 PM. If tickets remain at 1 PM, the 


box office will re-open one hour before show time to distribute the 

remaining tickets. As always, open seating on the hill. For more 

information, visit www.milleroutdoortheatre.com. 

July 6 th - First Thursday Concert Series in Conroe at Heritage Place, 

500 Metcalf Street, Conroe TX 77301. Invite your friends, bring 

the family to relax to a variety of bands in this concert series held 

every first Thursday in the months of April thru September. Get 

comfortable, bring your chairs and blankets. OUTSIDE ALCOHOL 

NOT PERMITTED. Beer and concessions available onsite. Water, 

soda and food may be brought in. From 6:30-7:30 PM - 

Aaron Copeland and 8-9:30 PM - Blue Edmondson. 

July 8 th - Music Nite on The Strand: Jason James at Saengerfest 

Park, 2300 Strand, Galveston, TX. Music Nite on The Strand takes 

place on the second Saturday of each month March through 

October, 6 PM-9 PM. Presented by Mitchell Historic Properties and 

The Galveston Island Convention & Visitors Bureau. 

July 9 th - MetroPCS Galveston Summer Fest on East Beach, 1923 

Boddecker Dr., Galveston, TX from 10 AM-4 PM. Come and join us at 

Galveston Summer Fest presented by MetroPCS. Enjoy Music, Food, 

Sponsor Giveaways and participate on the 5v5 Beach Soccer Cup or 

the Coed 16+ Beach Volleyball Tournament. Win Prizes and have fun 

at East Beach Galveston. For more information, 

contact david@qintm.com. 

July 17 th - VegFest Houston. Held annually since 2011 in the 

nation’s 4 th largest city, VegFest Houston is the “Premier Vegan 

Community Festival of Texas!” FREE ADMISSION! Yearly features 

include: Vegan Cuisine, Guest Speakers, Food Demos, Kids Zone, 

Live Music, Exhibitor Booths, “Vegan 101” Panels, Yoga & Fitness 

Demos, Food Tasting, Prizes and more! For more information, visit 

www.VegFestHouston.com. 

July 19 th -23 rd - Join us for the Annual Houston World Series of Dog 

Shows, the city’s premier canine extravaganza, held at NRG Center 

in Houston, Texas 77054. Your whole family will enjoy the lively 

performance events and exhibitions, relay races and conformation 

judging, plus seminars, displays and shopping. Absolutely 

everything to do with dogs and the people who love them will be 

happening at the Houston World Series of Dog Shows. Mark your 

calendar! For more information, visit www.houstondogshows.com. 

July 22 nd - The 2 nd annual Fajita Festival 2017 is a celebration of 

Mexican culture, food, drinks and entertainment at the Houston 

Toros Soccer facility, 2202 Summer St., Houston, TX 77007 from 1-9 

PM. General admission is $10 and $100 VIP. Come hungry with your 

family and friends to enjoy a day filled with a variety of delicious 

fajita choices! Texas cookers and grill masters will have everything 

from beef to seafood. There will be live entertainment for all to 

enjoy including local bands, Dj’s, Baile folklorico, live artist painting, 

costume characters, interactive games for prizes and delicious 

carnival treats including Grandma’s Boys Lemonade. There will be a 

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from spiked lemonade to Micheladas. For more information, visit 

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July 28 th - Harvest Festival at the Messina Hof Winery and Resort, 4545 

Old Reliance Rd., Bryan, TX 77808. Moonlit Harvest will kick off the 

festival featuring the Blessing of the Vines, followed by an evening of 

grape picking and stomping in the Messina Hof Estate Vineyard. Dinner 

will feature a fabulous vineyard cuisine buffet with a wide selection of 

complimentary wines for guests to enjoy! For more information, visit 

www.messinahof.com. 

July 29 th - “Riders In The Sky” - Salute to Roy Rogers at The Grand, 

2020 Postoffice St., Galveston, TX at 8 PM. For more than thirty-five 

years Riders In The Sky have been keepers of the flame passed on by 

the Sons of the Pioneers, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, reviving and 

revitalizing the genre. 

NEWS 

BETHEL BIBLE FELLOWSHIP...THE TABLE 

You’re invited to come to “The Table” this summer at Bethel Bible Fellowship 

at 9:45AM on July 9 th and 30 th (this date will be following 11 

AM service). “The Table” is a time for free food, fun for the whole family 

and a relevant message suitable for babies to senior adults. Everyone is 

welcome at “The Table.” Check out our website for more details. 

Bethel Bible Fellowship is located at 25335 Fulshear Gaston Rd. (just 

west of FM 723). For more information, visit lifeatbethel.org or call the 

church office at 832-759-5136. 

KATY CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S CONNECTION (KCWC) 

KCWC is part of Stonecroft, a ministry for women which provides Bible 

Studies, Prayer Connections and fellowship luncheons around the US. 

Katy Christian Women also sponsors monthly Prayer Coffees. These 

are held on the second Thursday of each month. New Bible Studies 

started in January. Please visit our website at Katycwc.org for locations 

or call Janet Collins at 281-762-8252. 

For more information or to RSVP for the luncheon, please email Nancy 

at Katycwc@gmail.com or call 281-232-8338. 

KATY WOMEN’S AGLOW 

Katy Women’s Aglow, a part of Aglow International, is a local, spirit-filled 

women’s ministry fellowship. We meet monthly, usually on the fourth 

Saturday 10-11:30 AM. We come together for fellowship, to worship 

and to hear inspirational speakers and testimonies, as well as for special 

events. Katy Women’s Aglow is a great place to make new friends! 

View our website for information about current Bible studies. Prayer 

meetings, special events and speaker biographies, www.katyaglow.com. 


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HOPE IMPACTS BIBLE STUDIES 

Mondays at the Bagel Café 7-8:30 PM. Bible Study includes 

dinner. 

Located 631 S Mason Rd, Katy, TX 77450 

Thursdays 12-1:30 PM, Ladies Discovery Bible Study and lunch 

on the first 3 weeks of the month. Hope Impacts office is located 

at 802 Dominion Suite 300, Katy, TX 77450. Registration is 

required and onsite childcare provided upon advance request. 

Minimum participation 2, Maximum 10. Questions call 713-705- 

7884 ask for Marilyn or Tina. 

PROPHETIC BIBLE STUDY FROM THE TORAH 

Prophetic Bible Study from the Torah starting with Leviticus 

chapter 23, “the feasts of the Lord,” using authentic Hebrew 

Scrolls and the New Testament. The lessons are in English, Chinese 

and partially finished in the Russian language. Lessons are 

web based until a group study is formed in Katy http://scrolls4all. 

org. Contact: Gary Zimmerman scrolls4all.org@gmail.com. 

TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

SENIOR ADULT NEWS 

Trinity Baptist Church Senior Adults get together on Monday 

afternoons from 1-4 PM for a time of fellowship, prayer and 

games... Come join the fun! 

ST. BARTHOLOMEW THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC 

CHURCH BINGO 

At St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church in downtown Katy, 

“BINGO” is being played in our Parish Hall every Friday evening except 

Holidays. Doors open at 7 PM, games start at 7:15 PM with four Early Bird 

games. Regular games start at 7:30 PM. All profits will benefit community 

outreach and Religious Education programs. The Church is located in 

downtown Katy at 5356 Eleventh St. You can get to the church if traveling 

west on Hwy. 90 to Katyland Rd. Turn right at the light, go to the second 

stop sign (at the stadium) Eleventh St., turn left and the Church Hall will 

be on your right one block down. For more info., call 281-391-4758. 

SAINT EDITH STEIN CATHOLIC CHURCH 

FRIDAY NIGHT BINGO 

Friday night BINGO is held the first Friday of February, May, June and 

August. This will be a fun evening for the entire family. Everyone can 

play including children. We offer a smoke and alcohol free environment. 

Cash prizes awarded for Regular BINGO and Special Games will range 

from $15 to $100. Snacks and refreshments will also be available. Doors 

open at 6:30 PM for BINGO card presales. Early Bird BINGO starts at 7 PM, 

Regular BINGO starts at 7:30 PM. All BINGO events at Saint Edith Stein 

Catholic Church are operated under a license issued by the Texas Lottery 

Commission. Location: Carmel Hall, Saint Edith Stein Catholic Church, 

3311 N. Fry Road, Katy, TX 77449. 

Trinity Baptist Church is located at 10000 Spring Green Blvd. 

(corner of Spring Green and Fry). For more information, visit 

www.trinity-katy.org or call the church office at 281-579-6724. 

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Epiphany conducts their bingo games every Friday night except 

holidays. THERE IS NO SMOKING ALLOWED DURING ALL 

BINGO GAMES. They have security, lighted parking, big screen 

color monitor, computerized bingo equipment, snack bar and 

large cash prizes. Profits benefit charitable outreach programs. 

Epiphany Catholic Church, Church Community Center, 1530 

Norwalk Dr. (between Fry and Mason Roads, south of I-10 behind 

Nottingham Subdivision) off Highland Knolls. Early bird games 

begin at 7:30 PM and regular games at 8 PM. For more info, call 

the bingo hall number at 281-578-3905. 


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FORT BEND COUNTY LIBRARIES (FBCL) 

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE - 281-633-4734 

WWW.FORTBEND.LIB.TX.US 

Summer Reading! 

SUMMER READING CLUBS “Build a Better World” - May 29-August 31, 2017 

Fort Bend County Libraries presents special reading clubs during the summer to encourage reading among people of all ages. Library programs 

and activities continue through July 29 th . There is no charge to join the Summer Reading Clubs (SRC) and they are open to everyone, 

regardless of the county of residence. Participants may register at any Fort Bend County library or they may register online by going to the 

FBCL website (www.fortbend.lib.tx.us) and clicking on the “SRC Sign-Up” image. When the online registration form has been completed, 

readers will then have their own online page on which to record their books or reading time. Prizes must be collected from the “primary 

library of use” that the reader indicated on the registration form. The last day to pick up awards is August 31 st . The Summer Reading Clubs 

are sponsored by Fort Bend County Libraries, the Friends organizations that support the county library system and the Collaborative Summer 

Library Program, a consortium of states working together to provide high-quality children’s summer-reading program materials for 

public libraries. 

SUMMER READING CLUB FOR CHILDREN 

Children from infancy through elementary school-age are invited to come to the library to read a lot of great books, see some exciting 

programs and join in some fun activities to kick off a great summer! Children are encouraged to read or listen to as many books as they can 

and they will earn rewards based on the total number of books they read or have read to them. For the first five books read, the child will 

receive a bookmark. The rewards continue with a certificate for 10 books, a pencil for 15 books and a reading trophy for the first 20 books 

read. For every 20 books read, the participant’s name will also be written on a picture of a builder’s block to be displayed in that branch 

library. The names of participants will be entered into a drawing for gift cards from area stores that will be awarded to several lucky readers 

of 20 books or more, in a drawing scheduled in August at each library location. 

MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER CHALLENGE 

Area youth in grades 6 th -8 th can participate in the SRC by logging online the time they spend reading. Kids are encouraged to read as many 

books as they can and they will earn rewards based on the total amount of time they spend reading. For the first 10 hours (600 minutes) of 

reading, each reader will receive a mystery prize. Upon completion of 20 hours (1200 minutes) of reading, readers will receive a trophy. The 

names of participants who complete 20 or more hours of reading will be entered into a drawing for a $25-gift card that will be awarded to 

one lucky reader at each branch library in a drawing that will take place in August. 

SUMMER READING CLUB FOR TEENS & ADULTS 

Adults of all ages, including young adults in high school, may participate in the YA & Adult SRC by reading books and participating in optional 

weekly “challenges” that can be completed individually at home online. Completing the weekly challenges will gain readers additional 

entries for the monthly drawings for an FBCL stainless steel insulated bottle. The monthly drawings will take place at the ends of June and 

July at each branch library for readers who log in and record their reading each week. All YA and adult readers who complete the goal of 

reading five books will earn a dual highlighter/pen. In addition, the names of participants who complete at least five books will be entered 

into a drawing for a $25-gift card that will be awarded to one lucky reader at each branch library in a drawing that will take place at the end 

of July. An ultimate grand prize will be awarded to one lucky reader in the library system. Participants in the YA/Adult Summer Reading 

Club who complete the program by reading five books will be entered into a drawing for a 16 GB Fire HD 8 tablet with a red case, which will 

be awarded to one winner in the library system on July 31 st . The last day to pick up awards is August 5 th . 


KATY BRANCH LIBRARY 

5414 Franz Road, Katy, TX 77493, 281-391-3509 

Hours of Operation: Monday & Tuesday 10 AM - 7 PM, Wednesday 1 PM 

- 8 PM, Thursday 10 AM - 6 PM, Friday 1 PM - 6 PM, Saturday 10 AM - 5 

PM, Sunday CLOSED. Join online at www.hcpl.net or come by in person 

and we’ll help you sign up! 

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MONTHLY PROGRAMS 

• Hispanic Book Group/Club Hispano de Libros - First Wednesday of 

each month, 6 PM. Every month, a group of Spanish speaking adults 

get together to discuss a chosen book. Les invitamos a que todos los 

meses se reuna con nosotros para conversar sobre un libro. Lláme para 

más información. 

• Superacion Personal - Second Wednesday of every month, 6 PM. The Katy Branch Library 

hosts motivational discussions in Spanish. 

• Spanish Computer Class/Clase de la computadora - Every Friday, 4:30 PM. 

Basic computer classes taught in Spanish. 

• Adult Computer Classes - The Katy Library offers an array of computer classes in 

English - please call for more information. 

• Mango ESL Class - Every Friday, 3:30 PM. Learn English with a group going through 

Mango Languages, an online computer program. 

• Gardening Club - Every month on the 2nd Thursday, 11 AM. Join other gardeners in the 

area to learn new ways to grow. Bring your leftover seeds and exchange them for new 

seeds to try. 

WEEKLY PROGRAMS 

• Genealogy SQUAD - Every Monday, 2 PM. Bring your lunch and join us for an informal 

genealogy get-together. We’ll have computers, Ancestry.com and other genealogists to 

help each other with our searches. 

• Knotty & Nice Club - Every Wednesday, 1 PM. The Knotty & Nice Club is the place for you 

if you want to learn new needlework techniques, teach someone else or just hang out 

with other crafters. Come & join the club! 

CHILDREN 

Mondays, 10:15 AM - Baby Bounce 

Tuesdays, 10:15 AM and 11 AM - Toddler Time 

Thursdays, 10:15 AM and 11 AM - Preschool Storytime 

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CINCO RANCH BRANCH LIBRARY (FT. BEND CO. LIB.) 

2620 Commercial Center Blvd., Katy, TX 77494, 281-395-1311 

Hours Mon. 12 Noon - 6 PM, Tues. 10 AM - 9 PM, Wed. 10 AM - 6 PM, Thurs. 10 AM - 6 PM, 

Fri. 12 Noon - 5 PM, Sat. 10 AM - 5 PM, Sun. Closed. 

To register online for any classes at the library’s website (www.fortbend.lib.tx.us), click 

on “Calendar,” select “Cinco Ranch Branch Library” and find the program. Participants 

may also register by calling the library at 281-395-1311 or by visiting the library. 

LIBRARY CLOSINGS 

July 4 th : Independence Day 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

• ZIKA VIRUS PREPAREDNESS - Saturday, July 1 st , 11 AM-12 Noon, Multi-purpose Room. 

Learn what precautions to take to protect oneself against the Zika virus. 

• MAKING MEXICAN FOOD HEALTHY - Monday, July 10 th , 6:30 PM, Multi-purpose Room. 

Do you enjoy eating Mexican food that is delicious as well as healthy? Find out about 

ways to modify your favorite Mexican food recipe so it is even healthier! Registered and 

Licensed Dietician Dianne Gertson will conduct a live cooking demonstration and sampling 

of Mexican dishes made healthier by substituting a few basic ingredients. 

• CHESS DAY @ THE LIBRARY - Saturdays, July 15 th and 29 th , 10:30 AM-3:30 PM, Meeting 

Room. People of all ages and skill levels - from beginners to advanced - who are interested 

in playing chess, are invited to practice their strategies while playing against others in a 

relaxed, stress-free environment. Learn a new chess move (or two) during this come-and-go 

activity. Experienced players will be on hand to provide tips and assistance. A limited number 

of chess sets will be provided, but players are welcome to bring their own sets as well. 


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• THE GAME’S AFOOT! SHERLOCK SCAVENGER HUNT - Thursday, 

July 13 th , 2-4 PM, Multi-purpose Room. 

• JEOPARDY TRIVIA GAME - Saturday, July 22 nd , 2-4 PM, Meeting Room. 

Participants will be divided into teams, who will compete to correctly 

answer the most questions. Prizes will be awarded to the winning team! 

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS 

(The library is unable to accommodate daycares and school groups at 

these activities.) 

• Mother Goose Time: Tuesdays at 10:15 AM, provides caregiver/infant 

activities and songs especially designed for the youngest book-lovers, 

from age 1 month to 12 months. This activity will NOT take place on 

July 4 th , the library will be closed for the holiday. 

• Stories & Play: Tuesdays at 2 PM, for children from 1 to 3 years of 

age. Children will be treated to a story and then have open play time. 

This activity will NOT take place on July 4 th , the library will be closed 

for the holiday. 

• Toddler Time: Wednesdays at 10:15 AM and Thursdays at 10:15 AM 

and 11:30 AM - offers caregiver/child activities, stories and songs for 

older babies, from 12 to 36 months of age. 

• Story Time: Wednesdays at 11:30 AM. Age 3-6, where they hear stories, 

watch movies and participate in age-appropriate craft activities. 

• Pajama Night Story Time: Tuesdays at 7 PM - gives families an evening 

option for the activities presented during the daytime. This activity will 

NOT take place on July 4 th , the library will be closed for the holiday. 

• PUBLISH YOUR BOOK FOR FREE! - Saturday, July 15 th , 3-4 PM, 

Multi-purpose Room. Carolyn Janisé will talk about the basic components 

of self-publishing a book, from designing the cover art, 

layout and design to editing, printing and distribution. Learn how to 

begin the publishing process and about the different methods that 

are available. Janise will also discuss costs and technical details. 

• ADULT COMPUTER CLASSES: All computer classes will take place 

in the Computer Lab. Reservations are required. 

MS Word Survival Basics: Tuesday, July 11 th , 10 AM 

MS Word: Intermediate: Tuesday, July 18 th , 10 AM 

MS Excel: Intermediate: Thursday, July 20 th , 10 AM 

MS PowerPoint Survival Basics: Wednesday, July 26 th , 10 AM 

MS Excel: Advanced: Thursday, July 27 th , 10 AM 

EVENTS 

• CINCO RANCH NIGHT READERS - Tuesday, July 18 th beginning 

at 7 PM, in Conference Room. The book to be discussed is Thirteen 

Hours, written by Deon Meyer. 

• ESL CONVERSATION CIRCLES - Fridays, July 14 th and 28 th , 1-2 

PM; Multipurpose Room. Fort Bend County Libraries presents a 

program for individuals of all nationalities who would like a place 

to practice their English language and conversation skills. The “Conversation 

Circles” provide an opportunity for non-English-speaking 

people to gather in a relaxed setting and discuss topics of their own 

choosing while practicing their English skills. 

YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS teens grades 9-12 

• YOUNG ADULT BOOK CLUB - Wednesday, July 12 th , 3-4 PM, 

Conference Classroom. Teen readers will have the opportunity 

to meet with others who share the same love for great books and 

have a lively discussion on the reasons a book or its characters 

were liked or disliked. The book to be discussed is The 7 Habits of 

Highly Effective Teens, written by Sean Covey. 

• Family Story Time: 1 st Saturday of the month at 10:15 AM. 

All ages welcome. 

• School-Age Programs: Wednesdays at 2 and 3 PM, crafts, movies and 

stories for school-aged children in grades 1 through 5 ONLY. Seating is 

limited; students must receive a free hand-stamp up to one hour prior 

to the program. These programs are made possible by the generous 

support of the Friends of the Cinco Ranch Branch Library. 

July 5 th : REPCO Wildlife Encounters 

July 12 th : JAWAD: Conflict & the Triple Cs 

July 19 th : Songwriting Science (presented by AndyRoo) 

July 26 th : Crafts & Cartoons 

• Middle School Programs - Thursdays at 3 PM, activities for youth in 

grades 6 through 8. These programs are made possible by the generous 

support of the Friends of the Cinco Ranch Branch Library. 

July 6 th : Harry Potter “Sweet Tooth” Extravaganza 

July 13 th : Scrapbooking for Tweens 

July 20 th : Poetry Pwnage 

July 27 th : DJ Party 

SPECIAL EVENTS - YOUTH SERVICES 

• Family Movie Day - Friday, July 14 th , 1:30 PM, Meeting Room. Released 

in 2016, this Oscar-nominated, animated comedy is about a group 

of pampered pets who live lives of leisure in a Manhattan apartment 

complex. This movie is rated PG. 

• Family Movie Day - Friday, July 28 th , 1:30 PM, Meeting Room. In this 

2016 animated comedy is adapted from a hugely popular video-game 

series about three birds named Red, Chuck and Bomb. This movie is 

rated PG. 

All programs are free and open to the public. For more information, call 

the Cinco Ranch Branch Library at 281-395-1311 or the library’s Public 

Information Office at 281-633-4734. 


Office: 281/646-1136 • Mobile: 281/797-1600 • e-mail: bob@bobmiles.com 

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Let me put you MILES ahead of the competition 

• Visual Tours linked to popular web-sites 

• Maximum quality photos linked to web-sites 

Show off your home with on-line photo marketing! 

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PECKHAM PARK ACTIVITIES 

These classes are free with priority to Harris Co. residents. 

5597 Gardenia, 281-391-4482 - web www.pct3.hctx.net 

PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO HARRIS COUNTY RESIDENTS & THOSE WHO 

LIVE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF KATY 

AMERICAN RED CROSS CLASSES - Community Lay Responder: Cost is 

$27, check or money order only & no refunds. This class is on Friday, 

July 14, 2017, 1 PM-5 PM. Includes Adult CPR with AED, Infant/Child 

CPR and Standard First Aid. Registration began 6/5/17. 

Mary Jo Peckham Park Fishing Lake: The lake is a stocked. Rules 

are posted out by the lake. Park hours are 6 AM-10 PM. If you have 

questions, please call the Parks Office at 281-531-1592. 

ONGOING CLASSES 

Land - 

PILATES - Mondays and Fridays - 10:30 AM-11:30 AM. 

YOGA - Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM & Mondays & 

Wednesdays, 5:30 PM-6:30 PM. 

ZUMBA - Tuesdays - 11 AM-12 PM (HC & KCL residents call Tuesday 

starting at 7 AM for reservations, other counties call Tuesday starting 

at 10 AM) & Thursdays 5 PM - 6 PM (HC & KCL residents, call Thursday 

starting at 7 AM for reservations, other counties call Thursday starting 

at 10 AM) and Saturdays - 8:15-9:15 AM (HC & KCL residents, call 

Friday starting at 7 AM for reservations, other counties call Friday 

starting at 10 AM). 

FITNESS MACHINES – This is a time when you can work out on your 

own on the fitness equiPMent. You must be 16 year and up & bring 

a full size towel and wear atheletic shoes. Various times available 

daily. The machines are closed during class times. 

POOL - 

DEEP WATER AEROBICS - This hour class is a high cardio vascular 

workout. A flotation device is advised. Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 9 AM. 

WATER AEROBICS - This one hour class is low-impact, which is easy on 

the joints. Monday-Friday, 9:05 AM-10:05 AM. Monday & Wednesday 

5:45 PM-6:45 PM. 

ARTHRITIS AQUATICS - This class consists of range of motion, muscle 

strengthening and endurance-building activities. Mondays, Wednesdays 

& Fridays, 11 AM - 12 PM. 

Recreational Swim (call to reserve a spot) - There is no lap swimming 

at this time. Friday, 5 PM-6:30 PM - Saturday & Sunday, 2:30 PM-4 PM. 

Lap Swim/Water Walk - Various times daily. 

LAP SWIM FOR AGES 8-11 Fridays, 4-4:45 PM, Saturdays and Sundays, 

11:30 AM-1:30 PM( in 30 minute increments). Call to reserve a lane. 

Reservations may be made 1 day in advance for Harris County residents 

& those who reside within the Katy City Limits. Other counties 

may call the day of. 

American Red Cross Swim Lessons - Ages 6 months - Adults. 

Call or come in to get schedule for lessons. 

FOURTH OF JULY FUN FACTS! 

While most Americans know that the U.S.’s birthday is celebrated on 

July 4 th , it’s a misconception that all the signers of the Declaration 

of Independence signed it on the Fourth of July. For more fun facts 

about America’s Independence Day, keep reading: 

• How many people signed the Declaration of Independence on 

July Fourth? Two. 

• What day did most signers of the Declaration of 

Independence actually sign 

the document? 8/2/1776 

• When did the Fourth of July become a legal federal holiday? 1870. 

• When were fireworks first used to celebrate July Fourth? 1777 

• How many people lived in the U.S. when the Declaration 

was signed? 2.5 million 

• Which newspaper first printed the Declaration of Independence? 

The Pennsylvania Evening Post 

• Which president first held a Fourth of July celebration at the 

White House? Thomas Jefferson 

• Which country gained independence from the United States 

on July Fourth? The Philippines, in 1946 

• When was the Star Spangled Banner decreed as the official 

U.S. anthem? 1931 

• How many hot dogs will American consume on July 4 th ? 

155 million! 

• What are two of our nation’s greatest symbols? Liberty Bell 

and Statue of Liberty 

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JULY LAWN & GARDEN TO-DO CHECKLIST 

July Lawn & Garden To Do List 

Trees and Shrubs 

Vegetables and Herbs 

Prune dead and damaged branches. 

Remove garlic scapes (flower heads). 

Remove suckers by yanking downward. 

Order garlic bulbs for fall planting. 

Stop pruning flowering shrubs until spring. 

Feed vegetables with compost or organic fertilizer. 

Nonblooming hedges can be trimmed as needed. Harvest veggies and give away any produce you 

Deadhead roses for continued blooming. 

can’t use. 

Apply chelated iron to deficient plants. 

Remove plants that have finished producing. 

Stop fertilizing trees and shrubs. 

Continue weeding, watering, and removing insects. 

Continue planting trees and shrubs, but water well. Start seeds for cool-season fall vegetables. 

Apply extra mulch to hold in moisture 

Give herbs a haircut, and use the cuttings. 

Avoid disturbing the roots of shallow plants. 

Harvest herbs just as the flower buds appear. 

Take softwood cuttings of shrubs. 

Mulch sprawling and vining vegetables. 

Water trees infrequently, but deeply. 

Harvest berries before birds and squirrels get them. 

Remove and discard fallen fruits and vegetables. 

Perennials and Bulbs 

Harvest corn when the tassels turn brown and the 

Shear chrysanthemums and asters until mid month. kernels are full and milky. 

Lightly trim bushy or leggy perennials. 

Harvest melons when they slip easily from the 

Stop deadheading perennials if you want seeds. vine. 

Make one more planting of gladiolus. 

Give your tomatoes TLC in temps over 90° F. 

Support vines and tall plants with trellises. 

Cut flowers in the early morning. 

Houseplants 

Order spring-blooming bulbs now. 

Put houseplants outdoors in the shade. 

Divide and transplant Oriental poppies. 

Water houseplants regularly. 

Feed houseplants every couple of weeks. 

Annuals and Containers 

Repot pot-bound houseplants. 

Water containers daily. 

Add a balanced fertilizer every few weeks. 

Cleanup and Maintenance 

Deadhead faded blossoms for more blooms. 

Pinch back leggy stems to encourage branching. Attack poison ivy the moment you spot it! 

Start seeds for pansies and other winter annuals. Work outdoors in the cool of the morning. 

Add extra mulch to keep plant roots cool. 

Lawns 

Pull blooming weeds first. 

Continue mowing at the highest setting for your Start a compost pile, or turn your existing one. 

lawn type (3”- 4” for cool-season grasses, 2” -3” Clean the filter in your water features. 

for warm-season grasses). 

Refresh the water in fountains and bird baths. 

Give your lawn one inch of water per week. 

Keep hummingbird feeders cleaned and refilled. 

Consider allowing fescue or bluegrass lawn to go Reduce fertilizing in general. 

dormant for the summer. 

Water plants deeply at the root zone. 

Mulch your grass clippings. 

Remove Japanese beetles and other pests. 

Edge planting beds with a string trimmer or edger. Begin ordering bulbs and seeds for fall planting. 

Plant warm-season grasses and keep watered. Provide a pan of water for birds and butterflies. 

Stop fertilizing lawns in midsummer. 

Take cuttings for rooting or drying indoors. 

Make sure mower blades are sharp. 

Taken from: www.todayshomeowner.com/july-lawn-garden-to-do-list/: 


COMMUNITY HEROES - VOLUNTEER 

BE AN EVERYDAY HERO 

Volunteer firefighting is one of the most rewarding experiences you’ll ever have. 

Community VFD offers free fire training 

and volunteering is a great way to make a 

difference personally while having a positive 

impact in your community. Volunteers 

can fight fires, drive apparatuses, extract 

patients from vehicles at accidents scenes 

and etc. 

Community VFD also provides emergency 

medical services (EMS) and provides 

opportunities for individuals with a Texas 

EMS certification to serve their community. 

Visit www.communityvfd.org 

or email Chief Steve Fowler at sfowler@communityvfd.com. 

EVERY MOMENT COUNTS WHEN TREATING A STROKE 

According to the American Stroke Association (ASA), 

stroke is the 5 th leading cause of death and a leading 

cause of adult disability in the United States. On average, 

someone in the U.S. suffers a stroke every 40 

seconds, someone dies of a stroke every four minutes 

and nearly 800,000 people suffer a new or recurrent 

stroke each year. 

The ASA uses the acronym FAST to help people 

remember the signs of stroke. 

• Face Drooping 

• Arm Weakness 

• Speech Difficulty • Time to Call 911 

If you’re the one having the stroke, you may not see the symptoms. That’s why it’s important 

that everyone know the signs so that they can recognize the symptoms in others 

and call for help. 


ALL AMERICAN PET PHOTO DAY 

All American Pet Photo Day is observed annually on July 11 th . So, 

make sure your camera is fully charged and ready as you are encouraged 

to take photos of your pets. Although you take pictures 

of your pets all year long, July 11 th has been set aside to get special 

pictures of your pets. 

HOW TO OBSERVE 

Dress them up, take them to the park, set them in a chair, put 

them on a fancy pillow or whatever your imagination creates for a 

special photograph of your loved ones. Post on social media using 

#AllAmericanPetPhotoDay. 

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PET INFORMATION 

SCHOOL’S OUT - CAN WE HAVE A PET? 

Summer is here, children are out of school 

and may need a project. What better time to 

get involved with a rescue group and help a 

dog or cat in need? That’s what fostering an 

animal is all about. Fostering is an important 

step in the transition from shelter/street to 

“happy ever after.” Loving Arms Pet Placement 

is a foster-based rescue for dogs and cats and 

is always in need of foster families. 

There is a lot more to fostering than providing 

food, water and a safe place to sleep. To 

attract potential adopters, the animal must 

be people friendly. Include the animal in 

your daily home life inside your home. Get to 

know them as individuals so you can share 

personality traits, likes/dislikes, anecdotes. 

Treat the animal like your own and train him/ 

her, if possible. 

Tell Loving Arms Pet Placement rescue in 

what capacity you can help. Can your home 

only accommodate small animals or can you 

foster big dogs? Can you handle puppies and 

kittens or only mature animals? Can you take 

more than one animal at once? 

Visit Loving Arms Pet Placement website at 

www.lovingarmspetplacement.com or visit 

us at Petsmart on Highway 6 and FM 529 

each Saturday from 11 AM until 5 PM.• 

When you or someone you know considers 

adopting a dog, please check out one of our 

five local animal shelters: 

1. BARC - Bureau of Animal Regulation and 

Care i.e. Houston’s animal control or city 

pound. 713-229-7300 

2. Harris County Animal Control 

3. Houston SPCA 

4. Houston Humane Society 

5. CAP - Citizens for Animal Protection 

281-497-0591 

Or check the following breed specific 

rescue organizations: 

WWW.PETFINDER.COM 

WWW.ADOPTAPET.COM 

www.houstonpettalk.com/resources/rescue-groups/ 

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! 

FT. BEND 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. Although most dog bites 

occur on the property where the dog lives, 

unrestrained or free-roaming dogs do pose a 

threat to the public. In addition, unrestrained 

animals are at increased risk of being bitten 

by rabies-infected wildlife. 

To make a complaint or report an animal that is 

not properly restrained please contact 

Ft. Bend County Animal Control -281-342-1512 

“LEASH LAW” INFORMATION 

Animal control authorities are permitted to 

enter your Property to patrol and remove 

pets. Pets must be registered, licensed and 

inoculated as required by law. 

As a dog owner, you are responsible for the 

control of your dog. If your dog is one that 

‘makes objectionable noise,’ you must make 

every effort to respect your Neighbor’s right 

to their ‘peace and quiet.’ 

When your dog is not in your yard, it is imperative 

that you keep your dog on a leash 

at all times. While your dog is friendly to you 

and your family, imagine the consequences 

if it were to harm someone while it was 

‘roaming free.’ 

Please respect other resident’s right to walk 

the common area ground without fear of 

attack from an unleashed dog. 

Laws are written to ensure that owned animals 

are confined to their property or kept on 

a leash to free a community of unrestrained 

and free-roaming animals. Although most 

dog bites occur on the property where the 

dog lives, unrestrained or free-roaming dogs 

do pose a substantial threat to the public. In 

addition, unrestrained animals are at 

increased risk of being bitten by rabies infected 

wildlife. Enforcement of restraint laws 

is essential in enhancing the animal control 

program’s efforts to reduce the risk of rabies 

in our community. 

LICENSING OF DOGS AND CATS 

The primary benefit of licensing animals 

is identification, 

should that animal become lost. 

Licensing also: 

• Ensures that rabies vaccination are current. 

• Allows for quick identification in case of 

a bite incident. 

• Provides revenue to offset the administra 

tion costs of the animal control program. 

VACCINATION 

Rabies vaccinations are a prerequisite for 

licensing dogs and cats because they are an 

important control measure for the public 

health threat of rabies. In addition to protecting 

pets, rabies vaccinations provide a barrier 

between infected wild animals and humans. 

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. 


Classified Ads 

HOW TO PLACE A 

CLASSIFIED AD 

To place a Classified Ad, go to the 

Krenek Printing website at www. 

krenekprinting.com. Hover your 

mouse over Submissions and choose 

Classifieds. Select which area (Hwy 

6, Katy or Both) you would like to 

see your ad appear. Then select the 

Category for your ad. Your ad will be 

calculated and you may make your 

payment online. If you have any questions, 

please give us a call at 

281-463-8649. 

FOR SALE 

Twin XL Serta Essential adjustable bed with Serta memory gel foam 

mattress. Used only 3 months. We paid $1,979 for the bed and mattress. 

Sale price is only $800. Call 281-858-4809 or text 713-824-4876. 

Photos available on request. 

2 large 3-drawer file cabinets, $50 each; 1 large office supply storage 

cabinet, $60; 1 stationary bike w/ weights, $150. All excellent condition. 

Phone 713-983-9825. 

A must see! Antique 3/4 Walnut bed, $300; Antique Burl full size bed, 

$500. Questions, 281-797-1153. Cinco Ranch. 

Memorial oaks Cemetery Companion Crypt (perpetual care), $12,000. 

Please call 281-807-1103. 

Brand new, never worn 3” heel Capezio closed toe T-strap character 

shoe with brace, black, size 7, $100. Regular price without brace, 

$250. 713-459-7792. 

MOVING/GARAGE SALES 

Moving sale in Green Trails with lots of high end quality items to sell. 

Glass ware: Lenox Windswept crystal stemware, wine & champagne, 

8; Noritake Remembrance, Ebony/amethyst water/wine stems with 

gold rim; Mikasa opus black china, 8 place sets & serve ware. Furniture: 

Beautiful elegant formal dining room table with extra leaf, hutch 

& 6 chairs finished in walnut; Kitchen table with extra leaf & 6 chairs, 

two tone off white & oak finishes; Large Baker Road Oak 3 pc. corner 

cabinet entertainment or storage, selling cheap at $100; Beautiful 

36 X 72 executive desk & 24 x 72 matching credenza with locking file 

and top drawers, cherry finish, in excellent condition, $900; Tiffany 

style lamps & fixtures, pots, plant stands, patio furniture & chairs. 

High End home stereo equipment: 1 Pr. Vintage Klipschorn satin 

black corner horn speakers w/Stephens woofers & Crites tweeters 

& crossovers, in excellent condition, $5,500; Klipsch, B & W & JBL 

tower & bookshelf speakers, Velodyne subs, Denon receivers & DVD 

players, Pioneer Elite, Sony, Yamaha & more, open to offers. Call for 

more information 224-678-4935. 


AUTOS, BOATS, MOTORCYCLES AND ACCESSORIES 

Brand new car! 2017 Black Dodge Challenger, 5,500 miles, $26,000. 

Text -281-216-6051 for pictures. 

HELP WANTED - CARE 

APPLY NOW! Cornerstone Church (1351 S Mason @ Park York) is in 

need of loving adults to provide care for our infants and toddlers on 

Sunday mornings/evenings, Thursday mornings/evenings and for 

occasional special events. Looking for: experience with children, servant 

attitude, cooperative/team players, willing to follow the policies 

and procedures provided by Cornerstone Church. References will be 

required upon application. Please contact Carol for more information 

at: info@CornerstoneKaty.org. 

HELP WANTED 

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. 

Residential Electrician(s): Journeyman or helper/apprentice. Have 

experience, references & contact info. ready, beginners last employment 

info. Send resume to randy@westhoustonelectric.com. 

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Katy Memorial Power Washing is seeking a power washing and roof 

cleaning technician. Requirements: must be a self-starter, flexible, 

team player, willing and able to work multiple jobs with minimum 

supervision; must be able to work on max height 2 story roofs; have 

a good driving record; must have experience towing a 12’ trailer and 

be proficient at backing trailer; no prior experience power washing or 

roof cleaning necessary, we train; live in the Katy, Texas area. Submit 

your resume via email to support@k-mpw.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. 

Residential Electrician(s): Journeyman or helper/apprentice. Have 

experience, references & contact info. ready, beginners last employment 

info. Send resume to randy@westhoustonelectric.com. 

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 

water. Will sell together or separate. $150,000 each OBO. 

281-858-4422. 

TIMESHARES/VACATION HOMES 

Galveston Seawall Condo, beautiful ocean view, full kitchen, sleeps 

4-6, $550/weekend, Nottingham family owned. Completely renovated, 

NOT in rental pool. No pets. So close and so much fun, Galveston! 

Stacie 713-302-5222. 

Unobstructed Gulf views from this ninth floor Destin, 

FL condo, sleeps 6, 1 BR 2 BA. https://www.vrbo.com/936806. 

Vacation Home in Galveston, TX located beachside, 16 miles from 

downtown Galveston, 2nd row gulf view home with cargo lift, sleeps 

19 people, 6 bedrooms with 3 master suites, large 2-story deck. 

Great family getaway! Book: https://www.sandnsea.com/booking/ 

sea-pearl/SEAPEARL phone: 409-797-5500. 

Ocean view vacation rental in San Diego, 1,1OO SF corner unit facing 

the Pacific. For details text your email address to: Art Bennett 

713-247-9507. 

Furnished ocean view vacation rental available in San Diego California. 

Looking for a vacation spot in San Diego? Look no further. This 

one or two bedroom, two bath, fully furnish unit is a 3 minute walk to 

the sand in beautiful Pacific Beach. Here are some other highlights: 

1,113 sq.ft., 1 or 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Ocean views, High speed internet, 

Fully furnished with full kitchen, Heated pool and hot tub and did I 

mention that it’s a 3-minute walk to the beach? Contact Art Bennett 

for more details: Art.Bennett@sbcglobal.net, 713-247-9507. 

Vacation home for rent in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. 3 bedroom, 3 

1/2 bath, beach, pool, tennis, golf, Mayan Ruins. For more info Google 

VRBO 136406 or call, 281-236-2107 or 713-896-1234. 

Timeshare: Rent a lovely condo for a full week in Hawaii! I have one 

week reserved in Maui, resort name is Kauhale Makai. Sleeps 4, one 

bedroom, fully stocked kitchen. The resort charges $200 per day if 

not with timeshare. What else needs to be said... It’s Hawaii! $795 per 

week. For information contact Cheryl at 281-855-7427. 

Las Vegas Timeshare: On the Strip near the airport, sleeps 4, full 

kitchen, dining & living. Jacuzzi in room, 2 TV’s, 2 Phones, 2 pools 

outside building, fitness room, washer/dryer/safe in room, 4 days, 

$465 or 7 days, $595. No added fees. Cheryl 281-543-2409. 

Vacation home for rent: Hill country vacation home, Cedar Creek 

Cabin, new 2/2 with loft, fully furnished, huge front porch, satellite TV, 

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FRIED CHICKEN 

You could make this on National Fried Chicken Day July 6 th ! 

INGREDIENTS: 

2 to 3 pounds chicken, cut into pieces 3 cups all-purpose flour 

5 tbsp. seasoned salt 3 tbsp. garlic powder 

Salt and pepper to taste 

4 eggs, beaten 

Vegetable oil for frying 


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DIRECTIONS: 

In a shallow plate or bowl, mix the flour, seasoned salt, garlic powder, salt and 

pepper. Roll or shake the chicken pieces in the flour mixture and place on a 

platter. Then dip each chicken piece in the egg and roll again in flour mixture. 

Heat oil in a deep-fryer or large skillet to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Fry 

coated chicken pieces in hot oil for about 5 minutes on each side. Cover skillet 

and cook on lower heat for about 10 minutes. Remove cover, turn up heat and 

fry for 5 minutes on each side to make chicken crispy. Chicken is done when 

it is no longer pink inside and its juices run clear. Drain fried chicken on paper 

towels and keep warm in oven until ready to serve. http://allrecipes.com/ 

EASY CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM 

You could make this on National Ice Cream Day July 16 th ! 

INGREDIENTS: 

1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk 

2/3 cup chocolate syrup 

2 cups heavy cream 

DIRECTIONS: 

Line a 9x5 inch loaf pan with aluminum foil. In a large bowl, stir together 

condensed milk and chocolate syrup until color is even. In a separate bowl, 

whip cream until stiff peaks form. Fold cream into chocolate mixture and 

pour all into prepared pan. Cover and freeze 6 hours, until firm. 

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PEANUT BUTTER CUP ICE CREAM 

You could make this on National Ice Cream Day July 16 th ! 

INGREDIENTS: 

¼ cup sugar 

3 eggs 

1 cup whole milk ¾ cup peanut butter 

¾ cup sweetened condensed milk ½ cup half-and-half cream 

2 tsp. vanilla extract 

12 miniature peanut butter cups, chopped 

DIRECTIONS: 

In a medium bowl, beat the sugar and eggs with an electric mixer until thick, 

about 3 minutes. Set aside. Pour milk into a small saucepan and bring to 

a simmer over low heat. Gradually drizzle the hot milk into the eggs while 

whisking vigorously. Then pour the whole mixture into the saucepan. Cook 

over low heat, stirring constantly, until thick enough to coat the back of a 

metal spoon. Do not boil. 

Remove from heat, and whisk in peanut butter. Allow to cool slightly, then whisk 

in the sweetened condensed milk, half-and-half and vanilla. Cover and refrigerate 

until chilled. Pour the mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze according to the 

manufacturer’s instructions. Fold in peanut butter cups when mixture is still soft, 

then transfer to a container and freeze until solid. http://allrecipes.com/ 

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