Colonies September 2017

The Colonies Review 

For Residents of 

Bradford Colony, 

Charlestown Colony, 

Concord Colony, 

Georgetown Colony One, 

Georgetown Colony Two, 

Jamestown Colony, 

Langham Creek Colony, 

and Yorktown Colony 

September 2017 

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Bradford Colony I and II Board Members 

Arturo Alcedo 

Pauline Dunglinson 

Jim Henry 

Matt Sanders 

PMG Management - 713-329-7100 

Bradford Colony Section Three (BCS3) Board 

Mark Przywara - President 

832-418-3409/msp0007@yahoo.com 

Josh Murray - 1st Vice President/Treasurer 

James Mohr - 2nd Vice President/Secretary 

Theodora Daly (ACMP) 281-855-9867 

Charlestown Colony Board of Directors 

Alex Vargo, President 832-498-7085 

Ray Neal, Treasurer 

Byron Tipping, Secretary 

byron_tipping@yahoo.com 

Silverio Sanchez Director 

silverio@holycov.org 

Sharon Tipping, Vice Pres./Arch. Control 281-550-7915 

Shannon Abernathy, PMG s.abernathy@pmghouston.com 713-329-7130 

Concord Colony Board of Directors 

Randy Ward, President 

Jeanne Pressler, Secretary 

Olivia Hernandez, Treasurer 

David Cooper, Director 

Marilyn Knox, Director 

Shannon Abernathy, PMG s.abernathy@pmghouston.com 713-329-7130 

11000 Corporate Centre Dr. #150 Houston, TX 77041 

Jamestown Colony Board Members 

Rick Moore, President (Sect. 3) 281-850-1211 

Beverly Franklin, Vice President & Secretary (Sect. 3) 281-345-8216 

Dan Grosu, Treasurer (Sect. 3) 281-667-7796 

Wayne Modgling, (Sect. 1) 281-550-3527 

Donna Hackemack Bryant, (Sect. 1) 832-633-1030 

Shannon Abernathy, PMG s.abernathy@pmghouston.com 

713-329-7130 


Langham Creek Colony Board of Directors 

William Thielen- President 

Eric Sandrock - Vice President 

Larry Jasinski - Secretary/Treasurer 


713-329-7130 

Langham Creek Colonies Tennis & Swim Assoc, Inc. 

Langham Creek Colonies HOA #1 

Langham Creek Colonies HOA #2 

Genesis Property Management, Inc. 713-953-0808 

Yorktown Colony Board of Directors 

Terri Delaney President /Pool ACC 832-660-1857 

Monroe Burks,, V Pres./ACC 713-825-6549 

Jon Whiteman, Secretary 832-289-5985 

Ben Salas - Treasurer 832-524-9080 

Martha Muzquiz - Director 832-563-2207 


713-329-7130 


Important Colonies Numbers Important Colonies Numbers 

Georgetown Colony I Board of Directors 

Brian Rogers, President/ Architectual Control 281-861-5411 

Richard Cottrell, Vice President 281-855-4433 

Lydia Rogers, Secretary 

Marco Varela, Treasurer 

Cynthia Ruiz, Director 

COMMITTEE POSITIONS 

Deed Restrictions Committee 

Yard of the Month Signs-Lydia Rodgers 281-861-5444 

www.scsmgmt.com or Sunni West 281-463-1777 

Georgetown Colony II Board of Directors 

Bruce Medley, President 

Richard Barbour, Vice President 

Timothy Fiore, Treasurer 

brucemedley@sbcglobal. 

rbbarbour@gmail.com 

Tim_Fiore@yahoo.com 

The Colonies Recreation and 

Property Owners Association 

Rick Moore, President (Jamestown Colony) 281-859-1211 

Terri Delaney (Yorktown Colony) 832-660-1857 

Alex Vargo, Director (Charlestown Colony) 832-498-7085 

Brian Rogers, Director (Georgetown I Colony) 281-856-0633 

Lori Dickens, Director (Georgetown II Colony) 281-802-2251 

Theodora Daly, ACMP, Inc, Property Management 281-855-9867 

SCS Management Services, Inc. 

Sunni West/ Property Manager 281-500-7119 

IMPORTANT COMMUNITY NUMBERS 

MUNICIPAL ULTILITY DISTRICT 102 

Municipal Utility District 102 - 15300 Falmouth 

MDS (Water) - District Operator, 

Customer Service/Billing Inquiries - 281-290-6507 

Service Dept (leaks, emergencies) 281-290-6503 

Coats, Rose, Yale, Holm, 

Ryman & Lee, P.C. - Legal Council - 713-651-0111 

Assessments of Southwest - 

Tax Assessor/Collector 713-482-0216 

Harris County Sheriff Department - Security - 

713-221-6000 

SCHOOLS 

Cy-Fair School District Admin. 281-897-4000 

Horne Elementary (K-5) 281-463-5954 

Truitt Middle School (6-8) 281-856-1100 

CyFalls High School 281-856-1000 

Emergency 911 

Fire & Ambulance 713 466-6161 281-256-2266 

Clay Rd. Courthouse Annex 281-463-2446 

State Highway Dept. 713-802-5076 

Animal Control 281-999-3191 

Rape Crisis (24 hrs.) 713-528-7273 

Suicide Prevention (24 hrs.) 713-228-1505 

Battered Women & Children 713-528-5785 

MISC. 

Car Share/Van Share 713-227-0003 

Alcoholics Anonymous (24 hours) 713-686-6300 

Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse 713-520-8620 

Crisis Hotline (24 hours) 713 -228-1505 

Harris Co. Children’s Protective 

Services (24 hours) 713-394-4000 

Poison Control (24 hours) 1-800-764-7661 

U. S. Post Office (Bear Creek) 1-800-275-8777 

Center Point Gas 713-659-2111 

To report gas leaks 713-659-3552 

Reliant Energy 713-207-7777 

Street Light Repair 713-207-2222 

AT & T 713-237-7304 

Street Repair 281-353-8424 

Harris County Animal Control 281-999-3191 

Humane Wildlife Removal 281-377-5335 

Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation 713-468-8972 

Bear Creek Library 281-550-0885 

MTA Buses (Routes & Scheduling) 713-635-4000 

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BRADFORD COLONY 1 & 2 

(BC1&2) NEWS FROM THE BOARD 

PARK: 

We have found broken glass bottles, soda cans etc… littered in 

the park. While all our residents are welcome to use the park, no 

alcoholic beverages are allowed in the park and residents must 

cleanup and take all their garbage when leaving. 

ASSESSMENTS: 

If you have past due assessments not paid (only if you have not 

received attorney letters and your account has not been sent to 

our attorney), we urge you to contact our new PMG manager - 

Shannon Abernathy (713-329-7130) and work out some type of 

payment plan ASAP. Once your account is sent to legal, you may 

only discuss the matter with our attorney. PMG is not allowed to 

discuss your balance any longer. Your outstanding balance goes up 

every month when you ignore it. While we certainly can be understanding 

of various circumstances, we cannot ignore the fact that 

every property has a fair share of paying the assessment to keep 

up the maintenance of our subdivision. The Board has no choice 

but sent some of the severely past due balances to our attorney to 

collect through legal actions, using funds other residents have paid 

to try to collect these amounts instead of on other improvements. 

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT: 

October is National Night Out. We plan to have some activities so 

we can get to know our neighbors. Details will be announced later. 

We will also post it on our website once the plans are solidified. 

VOLUNTEER AND OUR NEW MANAGER CONTACT INFO: 

If you are interested in volunteer in various projects in our neighborhood, 

please contact our Board members or our new community 

manager Shannon Abernathy (713-329-7130 - her direct phone #). 

BRADFORD COLONY SECTION 3 

(BCS3) 2018 HOME OWNERS ASSESSMENT 

The Board and Management Company will be working on the 

budget for 2018 over the next month. Although it is difficult to 

predict the final number at this time, every effort will be made to 

keep the 2018 Assessment as close as possible to this past year’s 

$285 number. 

We anticipate having the management company send out the 2018 

Assessment billing in late November. Look for more information 

on this important HOA issue in the upcoming Newsletters. 

Plus please plan for this upcoming bill and include it in your financial 

planning. Note that the management company can set up 

payment plans to pay the assessment over time if that is your desire. 

(BCS3) SAFETY CONCERNS 

As the year draws to an end, the days are getting shorter and 

visibility decreases. Let’s be very careful as we drive through the 

neighborhood - we have a lot of children living in BCS3 and we have 

need to be alert for their safety. 

Remember that the speed limit is 20 MPH in the neighborhood. 

“Let’s be careful out there!” 

(BCS3) CONTACT THE BOARD 

As is the case with everything in our small neighborhood, every 

resident should feel free to contact any Board member as to any 

issue or question that you have about BCS3. Contact information 

for all the Board members is located inside of this publication. 

If you have any suggestions of what you would like to see as improvements 

to our park, please submit them by 9/30/17 to our 

new manager Shannon Abernathy (713-329-7130) or come to our 

September meeting on 9/12/17 at 7 PM at the upstairs meeting 

room in Kroger (Hwy 6 and West Little York). We would like to take 

into considerations any suggestions from our residents. 

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CHARLESTOWN COLONY 

(CHC) Notes from the Board 

Our annual Association meeting should be held 

Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at the MUD 102 

building located at 15300 Falmouth Houston, 

77084. WATCH FOR THE OFFICIAL NOTICE FROM 

PMG as this might change. Assuming no changes, 

this is the same place as last year. The MUD 102 

building is back behind the townhomes behind 

the Kroger near Hwy 6 and W. Little York. Google 

maps will get you there. Sign-in for the meeting 

starts at 6:45 PM with the meeting starting at 

7 PM. Meetings rarely take more than an hour. 

Some people to hang around and visit, others 

are gone as soon as the voting is over. 

You should receive a letter this month from 

Principle Management Group (PMG), our neighborhood 

management company. This letter may 

look like a bill, it might look like a violation notice, 

after all, the management company uses the 

same envelope for all mailings. Regardless, be 

sure to open and read the notice. A proxy will be 

included with the meeting notice letter. A proxy 

lets a homeowner participate in the meeting 

without actually attending the meeting. 

All Association meetings require the establishment 

of a quorum. A quorum of residents, 

present either in person or by proxy, is required 

to conduct business. There are multiple ways to 

submit a proxy and help the Association achieve 

a quorum. You can return the proxy to the management 

company by mail (snail) or fax. Their 

mailing address and fax number should be on 

the proxy. Check the mailing for details. You can 

give your signed proxy to a neighbor or Board 

member who will attend the meeting. 

Even if you plan to attend the meeting, please 

submit your proxy. Things come up, life is busy, the 

Association meeting gets forgotten and a quorum 

is not met. If the proxy is already submitted, your 

vote is still counted even if you don’t attend. If 

you are able to attend in person, your proxy will 

be returned to you so you can vote in person. You 

can use the proxy to place your own vote for the 

Board positions or whatever Association business 

is represented on the proxy. Or the proxy allows 

whomever you designate on the proxy to vote on 

your behalf. You can designate a specific Board 

member, the person who brings your proxy or 

the management company to cast your vote. Be 

sure to sign the proxy. It isn’t valid without your 

signature. If you know your block code, go ahead 

and add it to the proxy (Your block code might 

be on the meeting notice you receive or you can 

find the block code on your local tax documents). 

After establishing a quorum there will be an 

introduction of the Board & Management representative(s). 

The meeting minutes from last year 

will be read and approved. 

The heart of the meeting is the election of two 

Board positions. Remember that anyone can run 

for these Board positions. Serving on the Board is 

a great way to be involved and give back to your 

community. Any of the current Board members 

will be happy to let any interested resident know 

what kind of time commitment is involved. Residents 

can be nominated at the meeting. 

What to know how the annual assessment is spent? 

After the election the treasurer’s report will be 

presented. Will our Association dues increase for 

2017? Come and be one of the first to find out. And, 

just like hearing the State of the Union from the 

President of the United States, we will hear the state 

of the neighborhood from our Board president. 

Got something you want to say about the neighborhood? 

Want to volunteer to write the newsletter? 

What to organize a spring neighborhood gathering? 

The last item on the proposed agenda is an open 

discussion. Any resident with something to talk 

about (both good and bad) has 3 minutes to present 

before the Board and the residents in attendance. 

So please block out a little time and come to 

the meeting. 

(CHC) YARD OF THE MONTH 

These sweltering August days of sun, sun, sun 

without seeming end are enemies for Houston 

gardeners. Early risers can water and weed before 

the true heat of the day, but cannot avoid 

the sweat of hard work to keep lawns and flowerbeds 

vibrant. 

August yard-of-the-month prize is awarded to 

our neighbors at 14315 S Stoneygrove Loop who 

managed to look fresh and clipped with lavender, 

fuschia and white vincas as well as pentas fronting 

a hedge of golden lime variegated euonymus. 

A large pyramidal arborvitae looks velvety green 

on the left and complementing crepe myrtles 

in white and dusty rose rise up on the right 

blending nicely into their adjoining neighbor’s 

watermelon crepe. 

Thanks to everyone who sweats in the heat to 

keep our neighborhood a joy to view whether 

driving, riding or walking. Yard of the month winners 

receive a gift card to a home improvement 

store. Will your home be next? 

(CHC) PARKING - AGAIN 

Some residents of Charlestown Colony participate 

in a program called “Nextdoor.” Per the “Nextdoor” 

website, it is a free, private social network 

for neighborhoods. The site requires registration 

with your email address and other information. 

The current newsletter author is not a participant. 

Maybe the next author will be. But this author has 

heard that many of the complaints and comments 

regarding Charlestown Colony on “Nextdoor” revolve 

around parking. We all live in a fairly tightly 

packed neighborhood. Some homes have very 

little room to park in front of their house but often 

these have very long driveways. As households 

change a home that maybe started with just two 

cars that fit in the garage might have grown into 

four car household where none of the cars fit in 

the garage. Should your home fall more into the 

latter group, please be courteous of those around 

you. If you must park in front of a home that is not 

yours, be sure to let that homeowner know. Most 

of our driveways (except for section one homes) 

can easily accommodate two cars and often four 

cars fit if they hang over the sidewalk. In the City of 

Houston, hanging over the sidewalk is a ticketable 

offense. This author does not know if this extends 

to the county. Cars hanging over the sidewalk do 

force walkers to use the street but if this means 

the walkers and the children playing are more 

visible, maybe this is a preferable solution. If this 

parking makes it easier for buses, yard trailers and 

emergency vehicles to pass, then it is a good thing. 

The parking problem is not unique to Charlestown 

Colony. Drive through any neighborhood in the 

evening and you see much the same thing. We live 

in an area where the only means to the necessities 

of life is a vehicle. Be courteous and remember that 

yours is not the only vehicle that parks in the street. 

(CHC) TRASH TALK 

Thanks to all who remembered Labor Day as a notrash 

pick-up day! Recycling only happens on Monday 

so keep your recycle bin out of sight of the street (a 

deed restriction requirement) until next Monday. The 

next no-trash pick-up day is Thanksgiving. Christmas 

falls on a Monday this year and New Year’s Day is also 

a Monday. You know what this means… 

(CHC) LABOR DAY AND FLAGS 

Many thanks to the Boy Scouts for putting out flags. 

Labor Day is the last day they put out the flags. Did 

you know that when hung vertically over the center 

of the street, the flag always has the union stars to 

the north on an east/west traveled street or to the 

east on a north/south traveled street? Check out 

the Texas Almanac for any information on flying the 

US flag. Do you believe that Texas is the only state 

that can fly their flag at the same height as the US 

flag? If all the flagpoles are the same height, all flags 

should be approximately the same size and fly at 

the same height with the US flag to the observer’s 

left (flags own right). If one flagpole is higher than 

the other, the US flag goes on that pole. There are a 

lot more rules than I remember from history class. 

(CHC) WATER, WATER, WATER 

Everyone should have received the “Waterworks” 

publication from West Harris County Regional 

Water Authority. (www.whcrwa.com) Why do you 

care? This is one place to find information about the 

pipeline project that will eventually run through our 

subdivision. The site has maps. Look at the “second 

Source Project” to see what looks like the project 

that will impact our subdivision. Municipal Utility 

District 102 (Charlestown Colony’s MUD) is part of 

Precinct 8. The Board for this group meets the 2 nd 

Wednesday of each month at 20111 Saums Rd, 

Katy, TX 77449. The minutes of their meetings are 

online. This might be a good place to monitor the 

project and see when it will impact our subdivision. 

(CHC) SEEKING REPLACEMENT 

NEWSLETTER AUTHOR 

Our resident newsletter author has been at the job 

for more than ten years. (Yes, 10 years. More than 

many people have lived in the subdivision.) While 

this author has lots of experience and older copies 

of newsletter to draw on for content, this author 

feels it is time for a new voice. Do you like to write? 

Have a few spare hours early in the month? Are you 

active in the local community and have information 

to share? Contact the CCCIA Board using their 

contact information in the Important Numbers 

section of this publication. The volunteer position 

(all the neighborhood positions are volunteer) 

takes as long or as short as you want depending 

on how much you write and the topics you decide 

to research and present. All newsletters are sent 

to the Board prior to publication. Our “retired” 

author would be happy to show you what has 

been done in the past 


CONCORD COLONY 

(CC) GARAGE SALES 

Concord Colony residents are not to have more than two garage sales 

per year. 

(CC) HOA request 

Dear Concord Colony Residents, 

Your Board of Directors and Community Manager strive to make this community 

look its best at all times. We are asking you to please take a good 

look at the exterior of your home and yard. Landscape your flowerbeds if 

needed, trim your trees and bushes if needed and also reduce the clutter. 

If the paint on your home is chipping or fading, please consider repainting 

(approved colors only). However, before you start painting, you must submit 

an ACC application to the management company for review. 

If you have any questions or need an ACC application please do not hesitate 

to contact your community manager, Linda Bartel, at 713-329-7100 or by 

email at l.bartel@pmghouston.com. 

Thank you in advance. 

(CC) HOA MEETING 

Our meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at the MUD 

#102 Building which is located at 15300 Falmouth Ave. under the Colonies 

Water Tower. Watch for our meeting notice signs posted throughout our 

neighborhood. We encourage you to attend. 

(CC) STREET LIGHTS 

If a street light is out or remains on all the time, get the numbers off the 

pole, address and call Centerpoint Energy at 713-207- 2222 or go to www. 

centerpointenergy.com/outage and you can report the issue online. 

(CC) COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT CONTACT 

Each and all of the residents in Concord Colony should feel free to contact 

your community manager with concerns, questions or an issue in Concord 

Colony. The contact information for your community manager is located 

inside the back cover of the newsletter under “Important Colony Numbers.” 

(CC) DEED RESTRICTIONS 

Please remember that deed restrictions are strongly enforced and any 

outside construction or major landscaping changes to your home must be 

approved by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). ACC contact information 

for Concord Colony is on the inside back cover of this newsletter. 

GEORGETOWN COLONY I 

(GC1) Garbage Cans 

Many neighbors have been storing their garbage cans in view from the street. This is 

in violation of the deed restrictions and appropriate actions are subject to corrective 

action. 

Also, please remember to place garbage curbside after 6 PM, the night before pickup. 

(GC1) Garage Sales 

According to the State Comptroller’s office, garage sales are permitted only twice annually. 

If more than that, it will be assumed that a business is being operated out of home, 

which is in direct violation of the deed restrictions and necessary action will be taken. 

(GC1) LOST AND FOUND PETS 

The first thing to do if you find a lost dog that does not have a tag, is to take it to any 

vet’s clinic or Petsmart and have it scanned for a micro chip. This is the fastest way to 

get the dog back to its owner. If it does not have a micro chip, please look for signs to 

make sure the dog gets back to its rightful owner. A dog that is left to wander is subject 

to being hit by a car, abuse or starving to death. Those 

of you who are dog owners, please be sure to keep 

a collar and tag on it at all times. Even if the dog is micro 

chipped, it is much easier to return the dog to you if it 

has your contact information on a tag. 

(GC1) WELCOME PACKAGES 

We have welcome packages, which include a quick 

start guide to Georgetown Colony 1, deed restrictions, 

by which, this subdivision abides and architectural 

guidelines and forms. They will be handed out to new 

residents, but are also available upon request by contacting 

SCS Management at 281-463-1777. 

(GC1) Home Improvements 

When considering home improvements, please submit 

an Architectural Review Form to the Board for approval 

prior to beginning of any exterior work. The forms may 

be obtained from SCS Management at www.scsmngt. 

com and are approved through your local Architectural 

Control Board. Projects shall be completed on a timely 

basis. 

(GC1) DEED RESTRICTION COMPLAINTS 

Any resident may file a complaint either by contacting 

SCS management at 281-463-1777 or georgetowncolony@yahoo.com, 

where you may email the Board 

members. 

GEORGETOWN COLONY II 

(GCII) DEED RESTRICTIONS 

We want to thank all of the homeowners in GCII who take 

the time and expense to keep their property maintained! It 

shows pride in your ownership and it keeps all of our property 

values up! Before doing home improvements, please submit 

an Architectural Review Form to the Board for approval prior 

beginning any exterior work. The forms may be obtained from 

SCS Management at www.scsmngt.com or 281-463-1777. 


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(JC) COLONIES NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER 

Labor Day marked the end of the swimming season and the closure of the 

Colonies Neighborhood Pool. We hope you were able to take advantage 

of some of the new amenities and improvements up at the pool this year, 

such as: 

• New pool furniture (tables, chairs, picnic benches, chaise lounge chairs 

and umbrellas) 

• Restriped parking lot to make parking a bit more efficient 

Continued improvements are being planned to further the value of our 

joint Colonies community complex. 

(JC) COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to both Jen and Gail who have been 

doing a wonderful job of planning our Jamestown community activities for 

the past two years. While we are sad to see them pass the torch, at the end 

of this year, this is a wonderful opportunity for another set of homeowners 

to have fun planning events for the community. Their last event will be our 

annual Christmas gathering. If you are ready to serve your community, 

contact Jen or Gail and they’ll be happy to assist! 

Jen.gonseaux@gmail.com or the.cains1116@gmail.com 

(JC) BACK TO SCHOOL TRAFFIC AWARENESS 

As our precious children start back to school, it is time to remember to be 

extra careful while driving in our neighborhood, especially around buses 

loading and unloading. If you see someone not properly observing the 

speed limit or other safety rules in the neighborhood - say something. Here 

are some guidelines published by the National Safety Council: 

Sharing the Road with School Buses 

If you’re driving behind a bus, allow a greater following distance than if 

you were driving behind a car. It will give you more time to stop once the 

yellow lights start flashing. It is illegal in all 50 states to pass a school bus 

that is stopped to load or unload children. 

• Never pass a bus from behind - or from either direction if you’re on an 

undivided road - if it is stopped to load or unload children 

• If the yellow or red lights are flashing and the stop arm is extended, 

traffic must stop 

• The area 10 feet around a school bus is the most dangerous for children; 

stop far enough back to allow them space to safely enter and exit the bus 

• Be alert; children often are unpredictable and they tend to ignore hazards 

and take risks 

Sharing the Road with Bicyclists 

On most roads, bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as 

vehicles, but bikes can be hard to see. Children riding bikes create special 

problems for drivers because usually they are not able to properly determine 

traffic conditions. The most common cause of collision is a driver 

turning left in front of a bicyclist. 

• When passing a bicyclist, proceed in the same direction slowly and leave 

3 feet between your car and the cyclist 

• When turning left and a bicyclist is approaching in the opposite direction, 

wait for the rider to pass 

• If you’re turning right and a bicyclists is approaching from behind on the 

right, let the rider go through the intersection first and always use your 

turn signals 

• Watch for bike riders turning in front of you without looking or signaling; 

children especially have a tendency to do this 

• Be extra vigilant in school zones and residential neighborhoods 

• Watch for bikes coming from driveways or behind parked cars 

• Check side mirrors before opening your door 

By exercising a little extra care and caution, drivers and pedestrians can 

co-exist safely in neighborhoods and school zones. 

(JC) SAVE THE DATE 

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT - FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 TH 

JAMESTOWN COLONY NEWS 

(JC) WHAT IS NATIONAL NIGHT OUT? 

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes 

police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to 

make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places. 

Please put this date on your calendar and let’s make this a great opportunity 

to meet or reconnect with our neighbors. The Homeowners Association 

will provide some light snacks at each of the three designated locations 

for this gathering. More information to come about the gathering time as 

the plans for this event unfold. The three locations will be: 

Section 1: Community Park 

Section 2: north side of Laurel Run 

Section 3: Community Park 

(JC) COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE - SATURDAY OCTOBER 14 TH 

Please plan take advantage of our planned community garage sale this 

coming October. A community garage sale tends to bring extra traffic to 

look at and purchase your treasures. It’s a great time to declutter and make 

room for new treasures. 

(JC) YARD OF THE MONTH 

Don’t forget to spruce up your lawn and add a little color. This helps members 

of the Yard of the Month Committee decide whose yard stands out 

from all of the others. Remember that a gift card goes out to the family of 

each winning yard. Congratulations to these homeowners: 

YARD OF THE MONTH - AUGUST 

Section 1 - 14723 Tilley, The Welch Family 

Section 2 - 6407 Laurel Run, The Moy Family 

Section 3 - 6322 Cherry Run, The Towers Family 

(JC) PET OWNERS 

Please remember while walking your dogs to pick up after them. There 

have been many complaints from neighbors about “presents” being left 

on sidewalks and in yards. Please be prepared with a sack to clean up after 

your pet when walking them through the neighborhood. 

(JC) ARCHITECTURAL AND MODIFICATION REVIEWS 

Please remember anyone wishing to make external changes to their property 

must meet the association requirements for modifications and submit 

an application before initiating work. 

To submit a request, log in on the pmghouston.com website using MY 

ACCOUNT. On the left side you’ll click on SERVICES AND AMENITIES and 

then click ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW. There you can submit a request and 

also find the design guidelines. 

(JC) VISIT US ON THE WEB 

Questions about the neighborhood? You can probably find the answer on 

the Jamestown Colony website, www.jamestowncolonyhoa.com. When 

registering, you’ll need your account number located on your HOA bill. If 

you don’t have that, there is a customer service number located on the 

site you can call for assistance. 

(JC) HAVE YOU LIKED US YET ON FACEBOOK? 

Search “Jamestown Colony Homeowners Association” and join. You’ll be 

alerted when we post occasional notices about neighborhood interests 

and events! 

(JC) SEEKING NEWSLETTER AUTHOR REPLACEMENT 

Do you like to write? Have a few spare hours early in the month to help 

our neighborhood community? If this sounds like something you’d be 

interested in volunteering for, please reach out to one of the Jamestown 

Colony Board Members using their contact information in the “Important 

Numbers” section of this publication. All newsletters are sent to the 

Board prior to publication. Thank you in advance for assisting us with this 

important role and thank you Jen for your wonderful newsletter service! 


LANGHAM CREEK COLONY 

(LCC) Langham Creek Colony 

ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS 

By now, you should have paid your Annual Assessment. The annual assessments 

for did not increase from last year and are $425 per home. 

If you have not paid your annual statement, please contact Principal Management 

Group and speak to a representative in the accounting department 

and request a payment plan. As the property owner, you are legally 

responsible for making sure your annual assessment fee is paid in the time 

required by the governing legal documents. 

Therefore, if you have not paid, please make sure that that you contact Principal 

Management Group and make payment arrangements. Remember, the 

final obligation to make sure your assessments are paid remains with you! 

If you have any special needs or questions concerning your assessment 

statement, call Principal Management Group at 713-329-7100. 

COLONIES TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS 

If you are between 12 and 18 and would like to be added to the teenage job 

seeker’s list, please fill out the form on our website (www.krenekprinting. 

com, click submissions and choose Jobseekers) with your name, birthdate 

(mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate and the name of your 

newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you want on your form. Please 

make sure your email is correct, we send emails in the summer to make 

sure all the info is still good and that you want to stay on the list. If we do 

not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will remove you from the list until 

we do. Must have parent(s) permission. 

DISCLAIMER 

Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible for those listed 

on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check out references 

if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a list of teenagers 

from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. Responsibility for any 

work done by these teenagers is between those seeking helpers and the 

teens and their parents. 

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YORKTOWN COLONY 

(YTC) NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AT THE PARK 

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes 

police-community 

partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods 

safer and a better place to live. 

October the 3 rd is National Night Out. Come and join us at the park 7 PM to 

9 PM. We will be serving hotdogs, chips and drinks (first come, first serve) 

and will also have fun stuff for the kids to join in on. Bring a chair or blankets 

and come out and join the fun 

(YTC) COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE 

Yorktown Colonies community garage sale will be September 22 nd and 

23 rd . This is always a fun time for the neighborhood, we have a lot of traffic 

throughout the weekend. Please keep the safety of yourselves and others 

in mind. Try to buddy up and never allow anyone in your home. We all love 

other people’s stuff, dig deep, set up a table and make some extra cash, 

early birds will be waiting. 

(YTC) YORKTOWN COLONY STREETLIGHTS 

It’s soon going to look a little brighter around here at night. It has taken 

awhile, but we have signed the contract to begin replacing our old streetlights 

with new LED ones, so they will be a great addition to the neighborhood. 

Look forward to more great improvements in the near future. 

(YTC) PUMPKIN PATCH Oct. 28 th , 11 AM to 1 PM at the park 

Come join us for the fun at the park, pick and paint a pumpkin from the patch, 

we will provide music, games, snacks and a great prize for the best costume 

and of course CANDY! Come out and enjoy all the fun. Volunteers are welcome 

and individually wrapped bags of candy are always in need. Please get with 

Martha at the party or anytime before, it helps when we all pull together to 

make this a success for the kids. Thank you all in advance for the support. 

(YTC) YARD OF THE MONTH 

Yard of the Month is dedicated to improving the quality of living and appearance 

of our community. In turn, we look to celebrate those who do a 

superior job in maintaining their yards in such a way that they enhance the 

overall curb appeal of the entire community. 

August Yard of the month is at 15022 Felgate Creek Dr. They have put in 

the time and effort to keep their yard maintained beautifully. Thanks for 

keeping our neighborhood one to be proud of. We would like to encourage 

all our neighbors to join the efforts of this homeowner in keeping their yard 

and home beautiful. Enjoy your $50 gift card. 

(YTC) BOARD MEMBERS 

The Board members are volunteers, here to protect our investments and 

keep property values up. Please respect their privacy and do not show 

up at their home unannounced. The Board members phone numbers are 

listed in the newsletter. If you have a question, call the Management Co. If 

it is not resolved, then call a Board member. 

(YTC) KIDS BACK TO SCHOOL 

Kids are back in school, please be aware of the school zones and cell phone 

usage. Stop for the buses loading and unloading, never go around when the 

STOP sign is extended from the driver’s side. Parents, talk to your kids about 

walking down the middle of the street once they get off the bus, this could 

become a very dangerous situation if the wrong person is behind the wheel. 

(YTC) TRASH TALK 

When mowing your lawn be sure to sweep our blow any clippings or debris 

left in the street, don’t sweep them into the storm drains, this will only 

cause drainage issues later. This seems to be a growing problem in the 

neighborhood!!! Again, this is a simple fix. 

(YTC) VACATION WATCH 

If you are planning a vacation for an extended time you can go to www. 

harriscountyso.org/Programs/programs_VacationWatch.aspx and you can 

submit a form for the Sheriff’s department to keep an eye on your house 

while you are away. 


(YTC) CRIME REPORTS 

We are now getting crime reports from the MUD #102 for July. 

Criminal Mischief 1 

Theft/Other 1 

Assault/Agg 1 

Suspicious person 1 

Suspicious Vehicle 3 

Disturbance / Loud Music 1 

Traffic Stops 1 

Lock your car doors and take your valuables out of your car. 

If you see suspicious vehicles or people in the neighborhood, please call the 

sheriff’s department 713-221-6000. If you see something, say something! 

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The officers that patrol our neighborhood are contracted by us and are here 

to protect us and our property. They have no concern of your immigration 

status, so please call them. 

(YTC) SE HABLA ESPAÑOLA 

Spanish Speaking Board Member Contacts are: 

Ben Salas - 832-524-9080 Martha Muzquiz - 832-563-2207 

(YTC) ARCHITECTURAL AND MODIFICATION REVIEW 

Please remember when you are making modification to the exterior of or home 

and or your property you must submit an application for approval before the 

work begins. To submit a request, log in on pmghouston.com website using 

My Account. On the top left side, you will click on Services and Amenities and 

then click Architectural Review. There you can submit a request. 

For fabor, alludanos a conservar limpia nuestra colonia.rebisa, el frente y 

lado de tu casa, recoje los botes de basura, no, dejes cosas que se miran 

mal; en tu patio aci, bamos a evitar las cartas de h.o.a. muchas gracias. 

Juntos acemos la diferencia. 

(YTC) HAVE YOU LIKED US YET ON FACEBOOK? 

Yorktown Colony now has a Facebook. Thank you to Jose Lopez for creating 

this for our neighborhood. This is to keep each other informed on events 

and happenings going on in the neighborhood. Inappropriate behavior 

will not be tolerated. 

www.facebook.com/YorktownColonyNeighborhood/ 

(YTC) HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU BUDGET 

FOR HOME MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS? 

Your Home’s Age, Condition and Location Will Affect Your Budget. How 

much money should you budget for home maintenance and repairs? Here 

are the two rules of thumb that help guide this calculation, as well as a 

list of home-related factors you should consider as you decide how much 

you need to save. 

The 1 Percent Rule 

One popular rule of thumb says that one percent of the purchase price of 

your home should be set aside each year for ongoing maintenance. For 

example, if your home cost $300,000, you should budget $3,000 per year 

for maintenance. 

That doesn’t mean you’ll literally spend $3,000 every year. It just means 

that, on average, over a span of a long time period (10 years or more), you’ll 

spend around $3,000 annually, according to this rule of thumb. Some years 

you’ll spend far more; a roof replacement, for instance, will cost $4,000 - 

$8,000. Other years, you’ll spend far less. 

Of course, this popular rule of thumb isn’t totally valid. Your market timing 

doesn’t impact your maintenance budget. If you happened to buy your 

home at the peak of the housing bubble, your maintenance costs won’t skyrocket. 

Similarly, if you bought your home at a steep discount at the bottom 

of the housing market, your maintenance budget shouldn’t be affected. 

The underlying price of your home and its repair costs, in other words, are 

“independent variables.” They correlate only insofar as they’re both impacted 

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The Square Foot Rule 

Another rule of thumb says that you should budget $1 per square foot per 

year for maintenance and repair costs. If you own a 2,000 square foot home, 

for example, budget $2,000 a year for maintenance and repairs (again, over 

a long-term annualized average). 

This rule of thumb makes slightly more sense than the “1 percent of purchase 

price” rule. The more square feet you’re managing, the more you’ll 

need to spend. One drawback to this rule, though, is that it doesn’t account 

for labor and material costs in your area. In certain parts of the nation, 

contractors are significantly more expensive. 

HELP HORNE ELEMENTARY! 

An easy way to help our school is to turn trash into cash. Horne 

Elementary participates in the Box Tops for Education program. 

Some of the grocery items we use have Box Tops on them. Each Box 

Top is worth 10 cents for the school. You would pick up a dime on 

street - so cut out the Box Tops and donate to Horne! You can find the 

Box Tops logo on hundreds of products like Cheerios®, Hamburger 

Helper® and Kleenex®, in almost every aisle of the store. To donate 

the Box Tops, simply bring them to the reception desk at Horne, 

give them to a family with children who attend Horne or contact this 

year’s coordinator, Candi Hardin, for pick up. Her email address is 

chardin@marykay.com and her cell phone number is 832-878-6302. 

Let’s collect them all year long and give Horne a big boost to start 

the new school year! 

Family 

Focus 

Family Roster 

Elias (13, 8th Grade) 

Rebecca (11, 6th Grade) 

Maia (9, 4th Grade) 

Joshua (6, 1st Grade) 

Felicity (4) 

Baby Boy arriving the end of August 

Mom: Jenna, Stay at Home Mom 

Dad: Eric, VP Sales at Fazzari Marketing 

Family Fun 

‘We love going to Six 

Flags, hiking, swimming, and 

watching movies together.’ 

Family Mission/Values 

“At this moment it seems 

our vision is simply to 

control some of the 

chaos! We support one 

another in everything 

we do, and work as a 

team. We hope to raise 

adults who love God, 

love family, and love 

others!” 

Locale 

Sheffield Estates - “We love the 

small community, and the easy 

access to where we need to go.” 

Photo by My Sweet Melissa Photography 

School Activities 

Elias: Football and basketball at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School, 

Serving at mass 

Rebecca: Gymnastics at Cypress Academy of Gymnastics 

Maia: Softball and basketball, PSIA 

Joshua: Cub Scouts and basketball 

Felicity: Coloring, doing puzzles, helping mom around the house 

Mom & Dad: Shuttle service… 

We would love to feature your family! Each month, one family will be chosen from one of our communities. For more information, email familyfocus@krenekprinting.com. 


In honor of Veteran’s Day, ALL veterans are invited to send 

in the following to be featured in the November newsletters: 

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VETERANS! 

We want to 

• Name & Rank 

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• Photo (Optional) 

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Houston, TX 77095. 

**Customers of Krenek Printing with a veteran ID will receive 

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only. Your business will be listed along with your information 

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School News 

Important Dates 

September 4 th - Student/Staff Holiday 

WWW.CFISD.NET 

CFISD EARNS TEA’S MET STANDARD RATING 

FOR FIFTH STRAIGHT YEAR 

Once again this year, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD is the largest district in 

Texas to have all eligible schools receive the Met Standard designation 

(highest possible ratings) in the state accountability system. 

To receive a Met Standard rating, campuses must meet the applicable 

Index target on Index 1 or 2 and Index 3 and 4: 

• Index 1: Student Achievement - Measures how many students 

passed the STAAR at the current passing standard; 

• Index 2: Student Progress - Measures how many students made 

progress from 2015 to 2016; 

• Index 3: Closing Performance Gaps - Measures the progress of 

students in the economically disadvantaged student group along 

with the two lowest-performing student groups from the previous 

year; and 

• Index 4: Postsecondary Readiness - Measures how many students 

passed the STAAR at the final recommended standard on two 

or more tests (all levels) and graduation rate, graduation diploma 

plan and a postsecondary component (high schools only). 

“High expectations, believing all students can be successful, and 

doing whatever it takes to help student achieve is the attitude you 

find at all of our campuses,” said Dr. Linda Macias, CFISD associate 

superintendent of curriculum & instruction and accountability. “Our 

campus administrators, teachers and district team are committed 

to providing our students with quality instruction, monitoring their 

success and offering support when needed. Our schools have once 

again achieved the ‘Met Standard’ rating and reached the target for 

all four indices that are a part of the state accountability system. 

I’m very proud of the work they do.” 

CFISD CAMPUSES EARN 2017 DISTINCTION DESIGNATIONS 

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released its annual distinction 

designations for campuses earning the accountability rating of 

Met Standard. Campuses that receive an accountability rating of 

Met Standard are eligible to earn distinction designations, which 

are awarded for achievement and progress in the following areas: 

Academic Achievement in English Language Arts/Reading; 

Academic Achievement in Mathematics; 

Academic Achievement in Science; 

Academic Achievement in Social Studies; 

Top 25%: Student Progress; 

Top 25%: Closing Performance Gaps and 

Postsecondary Readiness. 

Each campus is assigned to a unique comparison group made up of 

Texas schools that are most similar to it. The groups are determined on 

grade levels served, size, percentage of students who are economically 

disadvantaged, mobility rate. It also includes the percentage of English 

language learners, students receiving special education services and 

students enrolled in an Early College High School program. 

A campus earns a distinction designation if it is in the top quartile 

of its comparison group for Top 25% student progress and Top 25% 

closing performance gaps and at least 33 percent (high schools) 

and 50 percent (elementary and middle schools) of the indicators 

used to award the distinction in the other areas. 

Campuses earning one or more of these distinction designations 

met rigorous criteria to earn the highest level of recognition in the 

state accountability system. 


Eight CFISD campuses earned all possible distinction designations 

for their respective campus levels: 

Hancock, Holbrook, Lee, Pope and Sampson elementary schools; 

Arnold Middle School and 

Cypress Park and Langham Creek high schools. 

“Our commissioner of education has previously shared that earning 

one or more Distinction Designations is noteworthy and should be a 

source of pride,” said Dr. Linda Macias, CFISD associate superintendent 

of curriculum & instruction and accountability. “We are certainly 

proud of all of our campuses that earned distinction designations 

and recognize the commitment of our administrators, teachers and 

our community to providing our students with a quality education. 

Striving for excellence is a common thread among our campuses and 

earning all the Distinction Designations available to a campus is a 

tremendous accomplishment.” 

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session at www.cyfairisd.formstack.com/forms/training. 

If you would like to schedule mentor training at your place of business, 

please contact the Community Engagement department, 

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894-3950. 

A virtual volunteer account will be created for you in vSoft once you 

have been approved as a mentor (this is the system that the front 

desk will use at the school in order to give you a nametag). Your login 

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account by visiting www.v-volunteer.com. 


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PRESCHOOLS 

TOUCH A TRUCK 

Join us Saturday, September 30 th , from 10 AM to 2 PM for St. Cuthbert 

School’s Tenth Annual Touch A Truck. Touch A Truck is a hands-on 

event where kids and adults of all ages can explore and learn about 

vehicles of all shapes and sizes - from emergency vehicles to construction 

equipment to really cool cars! Admission is only $2. Touch 

A Truck will be held at St. Cuthbert Church located at 17020 West 

Road, Houston, 77095, at the corner of West Road and Queenston. 

For more information, visit our website at stcuthbert.org. 

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BEAR CREEK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SCHOOL 

2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR 

Register now for a learning experience filled with love and discovery. 

Classes are offered for children 12 months through kindergarten. Call 

281-463-2969 or check our website for details at www. bcumcs.org. 

16000 Rippling Water Drive, Houston, TX 77084 

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ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 

2017-2018 REGISTRATION 

St. Cuthbert Episcopal School’s 2017-2018 registration is underway 

and will continue each day during school hours until all of our classes 

are filled. We offer 2, 3 or 5 day classes, including a Bridge/Kindergarten 

class. St. Cuthbert School enrolls students ages 18 months 

through 5 years. School hours are Monday-Thursday, 9 AM to 2 PM 

and Friday, 9 AM to 12 noon. 

Our Bridge/Kindergarten program is designed for children who are 

not quite ready for kindergarten. This class allows children to succeed 

at learning with greater ease and confidence, by helping them bridge 

academic and developmental gaps. The St. Cuthbert School program 

provides a loving, Christian environment offering the children weekly 

chapel, as well as music and movement, library and computer classes. 

Our curriculum includes Handwriting without Tears, Reading A-Z, 

Math and Science. The program is open to all children, regardless 

of race, nationality or faith. St. Cuthbert School is accredited by the 

National Association of Education for Young Children (NAEYC) accredited. 

For questions or more information, contact Lynda Houghton or 

Dana Carr at 281-463-1912 or school@stcuthbert.org. 

EPIPHANY FALL PRE-REGISTRATION 

FOR 2017-18 SCHOOL YEAR 

If you are interested in our 18 month through Pre-K 4/5’s classes OR 

our School (K-8 th grade) classes for the Fall of 2017, registration is 

open. For more information visit our website at www.epiphanylutheranschool.org 

or call 713-896-1843 for K-8 th grade OR 713-896-1316 for 

18 mo. through Pre-Kindergarten classes. We would love for you to 

join our school family. We are located at 14423 West Rd. @ Jackrabbit. 

Oh the places you’ll go, Today is your day! 

Your mountain is waiting. So...get on your way! --Dr. Seuss 


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COVER PHOTOS 

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We are looking for great photos to use on the front cover 

of your newsletter! Pictures must be high quality (min 

300 dpi). No cell phone photos allowed. Email photos for 

consideration to lorie@krenekprinting.com with the name 

of your subdivision, and any credits that should be published 

with your photo (such as a professional photographer.) 

Names of children and/or adults shown on the photo will be 

included by request only. Although not a requirement, we 

like to use themes each month based on holidays, summer, 

winter, etc. By submitting your photo, you are giving 

permission to use your photo on the cover or inside your 

newsletter, as well as other Krenek Printing publications. 

Deadline for submission is the 10th of each month. 

The next due date will be September 10th for the 

October 2017 publications. 

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Front row: Maggie Hutchinson and Kylie Tran. 

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC SCHOOL 

The 2017-2018 SEASCS Cheerleaders were hard at work this summer 

at St. Pius X High School Cheer Camp. The girls learned new material 

and used teamwork to earn not one but TWO 1 st place trophies in 

the Panther Roar Cheer and Chant Competition. The SEASCS squad 

also earned “Superior Jumps,” several top place ribbons on their 

evaluations and brought home a Spirit Stick. Ashlynn G. won the 

top Cheerleader Award, one of 5 spots on the Panther Pride squad. 

Congratulations to the SEASCS Cheerleaders! 

PERSPECTIVE 

LONE STAR - CyFair COLLEGE PERSPECTIVE 

9191 Barker Cypress Rd. 

LIBRARY OFFERS FUN FOR EVERYONE 

Go online to LoneStar.edu/library for information. For teens, go 

online to LoneStar.edu/library/cyfair-teens-services. For adults, go 

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PARKING PERMITS AVAILABLE FOR LSC VISITORS, 

GUESTS AND LIBRARY PATRONS 

Visitors, guests and library patrons may park without a permit in 

designated visitor parking areas. However, a daily or yearly permit 

is now available allowing for extended parking privileges at Lone 

Star College System campuses. Vehicles must be registered with 

LSCS to get a valid parking permit, to park in LSCS lots and to avoid 

receiving a citation. To register, you will need your vehicle’s license 

plate number, make, model and color. Go to LoneStar.edu/Parking 

for complete information on parking permits, call 281-765-7836 or 

email parking@lonestar.edu. 


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CRAFT SHOWS 

SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP MARKETPLACE 

presented by Cy-Fair Women’s Club 

Saturday, September 9, 2017 

At The Berry Center 

www.cyfairwomensclub.com 

VISIT THE 2017 ST. MARY’S FALL GIFT MARKET! 

On Friday, September 29 th and Saturday, September 30 th from 9 

AM to 4 PM, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church is hosting its 12 th Annual Fall 

Gift Market. This is the ideal event to kick off your holiday shopping 

and decorating! The convenient location at the corner of Louetta 

Road and N. Eldridge Parkway (15415 N. Eldridge Parkway) makes 

it easy to shop the selection of unique jewelry, home decor, creative 

toys, handcrafted gifts, collectibles, pottery, candles and trendy 

clothing for ladies and children. The Fall Gift Market also features 

The Tea Room offering the famous taco soup, sandwiches, desserts 

and homemade baked goods, plus the Silent Auction benefiting 

church-affiliated projects and outreach. For more information, 

please visit stmaryscypress.org or call Michelle at 832-559-8726. 

CYPRESS WOODS FFA FALL CRAFT MARKET 

Saturday, October 28 th , 9 AM-5 PM & October 29 th , 10 AM-4 Pm 

Admission and parking is free. Located at the CFISD Telge Exhibit 

Center - Hwy 290 and Telge. For more information go to our website 

cywoodsffa.org or contect cywoodsffa@gmail.com. 

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SEAS Ladies Auxiliary 

presents the 

Gingerbread Village Holiday Market 

Saturday, October 28, 2017 

9 am to 4 pm 

Shop for Arts, Crafts, 

Specialty Foods and Fashion Goods 

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church 

6646 Addicks Satsuma, Houston, Tx 77084 

In northwest Houston, approximately 1 mile east of Hwy 6 

between FM 529 and West Little York 

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The Ladies Auxiliary from St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is holding their 

25 th annual Gingerbread Village Holiday Market on October 28, 2017 

from 9 AM to 4 PM. It will be held at 6646 Addicks Satsuma Road 

in Houston. If you have arts, crafts or any unique items you would 

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FESTIVALS 

CREEKFEST 

Saturday, October 7 th 

The Pearl is delighted to once again be part of CreekFest on Saturday, 

October 7 th in the Cypress Creek Cultural District. This annual 

community event celebrates the Arts and Outdoors with a variety of 

family-friendly activities including canoe rides, bicycle events, live 

entertainment, local artists and vendors and more! Be sure to visit the 

Pearl that day to see amazing professional chalk artists working in 2D 

and 3D images, high school chalk art projects and family art activities. 

CreekFest is sponsored by the Cypress Creek Cultural District which 

includes Cypress Creek FACE, The Centrum, Cypress Creek Christian 

Church & Community Center, the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine 

Arts, the Barbara Bush Library, Harris County Courthouse and Collins 

Park and Cypress Creek Greenway Hike & Bike Trails. Festival 

activities take place at these locations, both indoors and outdoors. 

ST. AIDAN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 4 TH ANNUAL 

FALL FESTIVAL AND HOLIDAY MARKET 

Sunday, October 29 th , 10 AM-5 PM 

13131 Fry Road just South of 290 

Market Booths, Expanded Children’s Area, Food Trucks, Silent 

Auction and Community Service area, Live Music throughout the 

day, Cake Walk, Gulf Coast Regional Blood Drive, Trunk-N-Treat at 

3 PM, Blessing of Animals at 4 PM. Lots of vendors with a variety of 

goods for sale. We look forward to seeing you all there! 

Interested in being a vendor? For additional information and 

register online, visit our website http://aidanschurch.org/fallfest. 

If you prefer to mail in your registration, you can obtain a Booth 

Reservation form by contacting us at 281-373-3203 or email fallfest@aidanschurch.org. 

ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL CHURCH BLOOD DRIVE 

St. Cuthbert Episcopal Church will be hosting a Blood Drive on 

Sunday, September 24 th beginning ay 8:30 AM. A mobile unit will 

be in the parking lot until 12:30 PM. To donate, you must be a least 

17 years of age, at least 110 lbs. and in good general health. In our 

previous blood drive we had 20 donors, some of them first timers. 

That means 60 lives were saved! It only takes about 15 minutes, so 

please stop by. Save a life - donate blood. St. Cuthbert is located 

at 17020 West Road (at Queenston). For more information, visit us 

at www.st.cuthbert.org. 

Happy Days Child Learning Center 

A CHRISTIAN BASED EDUCATIONAL CENTER preparing children for entering school with 

a solid foundation in reading/phonics within a nurturing environment for over 25 years. 

We accept children ages 18 months to 13 years of age. 

Our center is family owned and operated. 

• A Beka Curriculum 

• Weekly and Drop-in Rates 

713-466-4722 

• NCI approved 

• Transportation to : Owens, Hairgrove & Horne Elementaries 

Labay Middle School 

Epiphany Lutheran School 

http://happydayschildlearningcenter.com 

WALKS/RUNS 

7330 Jackrabbit Rd. 

Houston, TX 77095 

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West Rd 

FM 529 

BRIDGELAND COMMUNITY FUN RUN FOR HEROES 

Saturday, October 28 th 

The Bridgeland Community Fun Run for Heroes will be held Saturday, 

October 28 th at Bridgeland’s Festival Park. The race begins 

at 7 AM and includes a 5k route through the scenic Bridgeland 

community. There will also be a 1k children’s walk beginning at 7:30 

AM, along with booth vendors and entertainment. The children’s 

walk is open to strollers and children are encouraged to come 

dressed as their favorite super hero. Prizes will be awarded for the 

best children’s costumes. Each participant may have sponsors who 

pledge a contribution for every mile they run on behalf of our service 

men and women. Special prizes will be awarded to those who meet 

predetermined fund levels. There will also be 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd place 

trophies awarded to the top three finishers of the timed race. For 

more information and to join the online community for the event, 

go to www.facebook.com/bridgelandrunforheroes. 

To register for the event, go to Bridgelandrunforheroes2017. 

eventbrite.com. All proceeds will benefit the Bridgeland Supports 

Veterans Inc. projects including a $1.5 million-dollar Veteran’s Memorial 

in the heart of the Cypress, TX community. The organization 

also supports immediate needs for local veterans in the community 

and services other needs such as Christmas Toys for Veteran’s Children 

and the annual events celebrating our brave men and women 

on Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day. 

FUNDRAISERS 

GOLF TOURNAMENT 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. 

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SEASON KICKOFF PARTY 

The Shots for Holly crew is gearing up for the 4 th annual Flu Season 

Kickoff Party, set for Sept. 9 th at The Shack, 12710 Telge Road in 

Cypress from 11 AM to 2 PM. There will be information about the 

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flu, prevention and inoculations, as well as our infamous bus for 

picture-taking, raffle items and games. One of our clinic partners 

will be there to administer the flu shots and the band Soul Shine 

will be providing a backdrop of great music. 

Proceeds from the raffle items will fund ongoing educational programs. 

Each year, approximately 50,000 people die of flu-related 

complications, according to the Center for Disease Control. Deaths 

among young people 29-45 are on the rise. Shots for Holly is a 

501(c)(3) charity organization. For more information, go to www. 

shotsforholly.org. 

CHRIST CLINIC TO HOST 6 TH ANNUAL 

BREAKFAST FOR A BLESSING 

Christ Clinic of Katy will host its 6 th annual “Breakfast for a Blessing” 

on Friday, September 22, 2017 from 7:30-9 AM at the Omni Houston 

Hotel at Westside. Houston Methodist West will be the title sponsor 

for the event. This year’s guest speaker will be Charles Smith, the 

Executive Commissioner for the Texas Health and Human Services 

Commission. 

The “Breakfast for a Blessing” event will raise funds that directly 

benefit the patients served at Christ Clinic. As a nonprofit charity 

medical clinic, Christ Clinic provides medical care to the uninsured 

with a team of caring and dedicated volunteer providers and support 

personnel. In 2016, Christ Clinic provided more than 10,000 

patient visits to uninsured members of the community. Christ Clinic 

also offers classes that promote healthy lifestyles and provides 

education about managing chronic conditions. 

For more information, table sponsorship, tickets and advertising space 

in the event program booklet please visit www.christclinic.org or contact 

Michael Peterson at 832-913-8476 or michael@christclinic.org. 

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BOYS AND GIRLS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 3-14 ARE YOU 

READY TO HAVE SOME FUN PLAYING FLAG FOOTBALL, 

SOCCER OR CHEER? 

N Zone Sports is now registering for Flag Football, Soccer and 

Cheer. All games and practices are held on Saturday at Smith 

Middle School. Space is limited to the first 200, please visit www. 

nzonesports.com/cypress to register. We believe that sports should 

be FUN! We make competitive sports fun to the “N”th degree. 

We are offering a Free Clinic on September 16 th from 9 AM until 11 

AM at Smith Middle School so you can see who we are and how we 

run our leagues. Visit our website to register. For more information, 

please call 832-529-4103 or visit www.nzonesports.com/cypress. 

USA FIT CYPRESS 

Are you a runner? Are you a fitness walker? Do you want to be? USA 

Fit Cypress is a friendly, no pressure group training for a variety of 

marathons and half marathons throughout the year. Even if you’ve 

never run a step before, training with our group will help you 

conquer mental and physical barriers you never thought possible. 

Beginner, walker, seasoned runner? No matter your conditioning 

or pace, we have a place for you. Over the course of six months, our 

coaches will help you achieve your personal best in a non-intimidating, 

fun and safe environment. 

We will provide a weekly training schedule and opportunities for 

group training throughout the week with our distance runs on Saturday 

morning at Pope Elementary on Bridgeland Lake Parkway 

in Bridgeland. Registration for our Winter Season is open and the 

programs officially began June 3 rd . Visit us at www.usafitcypress. 

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HOPE & FITNESS - REV FIT CLASSES 

Wanting to move your body and can’t afford a gym? Join Hope & Fitness 

- Rev Fit classes! We use a fusion of Cardio, Strength, Stretching 

and Drumstick workouts to become Healthy and Whole (Mind, Body & 

Soul). A place to move intentionally, Be Inspired and to Belong. FREE 

workout, no comparison, for ALL fitness levels. Join us on Thursdays 

at 6:30 PM at Copperfield Church (8350 Hwy 6 N, Houston, TX 77095). 

Lisa Mitchell, Certified Group Fitness Instructor. Contact info: hopeandfitness17@gmail.com 

or call 281-732-3440 (leave a message). 

SPRING SOCCER SIGN UPS - CY-FAIR/MAGNOLIA/ 

TOMBALL/SPRING KLEIN REGISTRATION - NOW OPEN! 

Registration for Fun, Fair, Positive Soccer (FFPS) is open for boys 

and girls ages 4 to 18 for the fall Season. Games start on October 

7, 2017. FFPS is a non-dprofit youth soccer program dedicated 

to providing a positive youth sports experience for all children. 

Founded in 1986 in Katy, Texas, FFPS has grown to 22 leagues and 

16,000 players throughout the Greater Houston area. FFPS offers 

children a fun and fair experience, including one practice per week, 

a full uniform and trophy for every player, equal playing time and 

play every position, co-ed/balanced teams, positive coaching and 

more. No tryouts are required. 

Online Registration schedule and fees (sign up early and save): 

Through Sept. 4 th : $119 

Sept. 5 th through Sept. 18 th : $124 Sept. 19 th through Full: $129 

Go to www.FFPS.org to sign up. Registration fee includes a full uniform 

(jersey, shorts and socks), trophy, trained positive coaches, 

nice fields and background checks on all volunteers. Coaches will 

call players to schedule practice by October 3 rd . Practice times and 

location will be determined by the coach and team. The schedule 

includes eight games, played locally on Saturdays, October 7 th 

to December 2 nd . Our Cy-Fair North league plays at Matzke Elementary 

(13102 Jones Rd). Our Cy-Fair South league plays at Cook 

Middle School (9111 Wheatland Dr). Our Cy-Fair West league plays 

at Horne Elementary (14950 W Little York). Our Tomball League 

plays at Tomball Alternative Education Center (1302 Keefer Rd). 

Our Magnolia League pays at Magnolia Elementary (31900 Nichols 

Sawmill Rd). Our Spring/Klein League plays at Wells Middle School 

(4033 Gladeridge Dr). For more information, maps of all locations 

or to sign up, visit www.FFPS.org or call 1-800-828-PLAY (7529). 

LADIES GOLF 

A new ladies golf group is now forming at Cypress Lakes Golf Club. 

No handicaps required. This will be a casual ladies golf outing to 

improve your game and make some new friends. Play will be on 

Thursday mornings at 9. For information please email ladiesgolf- 

4fun@gmail.com or call Cypress Lakes Golf Club at 281-304-8515. 

NETBALL CLUBS 

Houston Shooting Stars welcomes ladies, men and youth to join 

in, play and learn netball, Tuesday nights at The British School 

of Houston. We are also looking for interested players, adults and 

youth to play in a new Katy Netball club. No experience necessary. 

For more information, go to our facebook page, Houston Shooting 

Stars Netball Club or www.netballamerica.com or contact houstonnetball@netballamerica.com 

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TRACK HOUSTON YOUTH TRACK CLUB 

Track Houston is the nation’s largest and most successful youth track 

and field organization. Our goal is to assist interested boys and girls 

ages 6 to 18 years old in improving their physical fitness and mental 

stamina. 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. 

CY-FAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION 

Cy-Fair Sports Association is having registration for baseball, 

football, cheerleading and soccer. Please see our website for more 

information www.cy-fairsports.org. 

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 Sue Crookson at 281-392-4913 scrookson@houston.rr.com 

or Yana Dommert at 281-394-2481 yana@entouch.net. 

CYPRESS RUNNING CLUB 

Cypress Running Club is based in Coles Crossing, just north of 290 

off of Barker Cypress. We welcome runners of all abilities. We offer a 

Couch-to-5k training plan for those new to running, as well as training 

plans for half and full marathons. Come meet lots of other Cypress 

residents and find some new running buddies. Distance runs are on 

Saturday mornings and start at Sampson Elementary, right off of 

Coles Crossing Dr. For more information and to sign up, please visit 

http://cypressrunningclub.com and find us on Facebook. 

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CHILDHOOD OBESITY MONTH 

September is National 

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This is an opportunity to learn about 

ways to prevent and address this 

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Childhood obesity is a major public health problem. 

• Children who have obesity are more likely to have obesity as adults. 

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• Children who have obesity face more bullying and stigma. 

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vegetables in place of foods with higher-calorie ingredients, 

such as added sugars and solid fats. 

• Serve children fruit and vegetables at meals and as snacks. 

• Parents can ensure access to water as a no-calorie alternative 

to sugar-sweetened beverages. 

• Help children get the recommended amount of physical activity 

each day by encouraging them to participate in activities that 

are age-appropriate and enjoyable. 

• Addressing obesity can start in the home, but also requires the 

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WORSHIP GROUPS, CHURCHES, 

BIBLE STUDIES AND 

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ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON 

SCHOLA CANTORUM 

Do you want your children to become lifelong 

servants of the Church? Singing in a 

children’s choir is a great way to help that. 

The St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Schola Cantorum 

is currently accepting children Grades 

4-12 for its after-school choir program. The 

choir is responsible for enriching the Mass 

on 10:30 on Sundays and rehearses every 

Wednesday from 3:45-5 PM. Unique in the 

area, the choir focuses on singing music from 

the rich Catholic tradition, including chant 

and polyphony, as well as the finest modern 

church music. Time is devoted to building 

the children’s skills of music reading, vocal 

technique, thinking about the words and the 

structure and meaning of the Mass. Service 

hours are available for older students. For 

more information, please contact Dr. Douglas 

O’Neill at doneill@seascs.org. 

ADULT ENGLISH CLASSES 

AT ENGLISH GATEWAY 

English Gateway is a program designed to 

teach conversational English. The vision and 

desire of English Gateway is to assist international 

families in learning and improving English 

skills to help them live and be successful 

here in the United States. We offer 6 different 

levels and have open registration throughout 

the CFISD school year. Childcare is available 

for free for pre-school children as long as they 

are registered beforehand. 

How much does it cost? There is a one-time 

fee of $20 for the books; classes are free. 

Where does English Gateway meet? We meet 

at Bayou City Fellowship, 12715 Telge Rd., 

Cypress, TX 77429. 

When does English Gateway meet? We offer 

two options: Thursday mornings, 9:30- 

11:30 AM, Thursday evenings, 6:30-8:30 PM. 

What are the starting dates for English Gateway? 

Student Registration: 9:30-11:30 AM or 

6:30-8:30 PM 

First Day of Class: September 7 th 

For more information, please contact the 

English Gateway Program Coordinator: 

esl@bayoucityfellowship.com. 

2017 RADICAL WOMEN’S 

CONFERENCE: RADICAL REVOLUTION 

Join Pastor Taffi Dollar along with Terri 

Savelle Foy, Tina Campbell and the Radical 

Women’s Ministry for the 2017 Radical 

Women’s Conference: Radical Revolution, 

Houston TX. The dates are September 22 nd - 

23 rd at World Changers Church-Houston, 

7934 Hwy 6 N, Houston, TX 77095 (281-463- 

0700 after hours 713-364-4341). Join women 

from all over the world to gain knowledge 

and insight on gender roles in relationships, 

leadership and business. Register yourself 

and your friends at TaffiDollar.org. This conference 

will be life-changing for women and 

girls seeking the power to lead better lives 

and be of service to God, their husbands 

and families! Call 770-210-5700 ext. 2714 

for more information. 

WOMEN’S ONE DAY BIBLE RETREAT 

AT EPIPHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH 

THIS FALL… REGISTER NOW! 

Epiphany Lutheran Church would like to 

invite the women in our community to join 

us on September 30 th for a one day women’s 

Sweet Life Café Bible retreat. The event 

will run from 9 AM-3 PM. Register online at 

www.elcsh.org. The retreat cost is $45 and 

includes a light breakfast, lunch, bible study 

guides, a service project and more! 

The Sweet Life Café Retreat provides an experience 

that allows women to slow down 

and savor time with God and each other. It 

feels like a cozy day at your favorite coffee 

shop-where women can find rest, laugh, 

share their stories and grow closer to each 

other and God. The theme for this retreat is 

taken from the gospel of John. 

Highlights of Sweet Life Café include: 

• Guided worship, uplifting music and 

small-group discussions that keep women 

engaged throughout 

• A laughter-filled dialog that makes 

a point about trusting God 

• A special gift and activity that 

provides affirmation for each woman 

• A unique devotion kit to use for 

personal time with God 

• A meaningful service project that will allow 

participants to extend sweet love to someone 

who needs encouragement. 

For more information contact Beth Hixon, Director 

of Children’s Ministry at bhixon@elcsh. 

org or 713-896-1773. Epiphany Lutheran 

Church, 14423 West Road,Houston, TX 77041. 

CORNERSTONE UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

18081 West Road, 281-859-4141, 

cornerstoneumc.org 

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY CELEBRATION 

September 10 th is Grandparents’ Day. 

During all three morning worship services, 

Cornerstone United Methodist Church will 

be recognizing and honoring all of our 

grandparents in attendance. We will also 

have gifts for the “oldest grandparent in 

attendance” and “the grandparent with the 

youngest grandchild in attendance.” 

FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY 

Sometime this fall, thousands of Americans 

will suddenly realize that this year, Christmas 

is in December and they have done nothing to 

prepare. Without preparation they are faced 

with paying for their gift giving by starting payments 

on credit cards in January. Wouldn’t 

you like next year to be different? Sign up for 

Financial Peace University and you can start a 

plan that will change your future for the good! 

Take advantage of this opportunity before 

the cost of materials goes up. For $93 and 

nine weeks of classes you can change your 

financial future forever. You do, of course, 

have to put the principles Dave Ramsey 

teaches into practice. You will have a new way 

of living for the rest of your life. Classes begin 

on Thursday, September 14 th at 7-8:30 PM 

and continue for nine weeks. You can attend 

a free preview class (only 20 minutes) on 

Thursday, September 7 th at 7 PM or Sunday, 

September 10 th at Noon in room 106. Register 

online at https://fpu.com/1040278 or at a 

preview class. 


CALLING ALL MOTORCYCLE RIDERS 

“IT’S ROAD TRIP TIME AGAIN!” 

“Get your motors runnin….” ‘cause it’s time for a “road trip” with the 

“gang” at Cornerstone United Methodist Church. You are invited to 

join the other motorcycle and “spyder” enthusiasts at Cornerstone 

for a ride on Saturday, September 16 th . We will meet at the church 

at 7:45 AM and leave about 8 AM. Plans are being made for a great 

scenic run which will include breakfast along the way. We will return 

to the church by 12 noon. If you need additional information or to let 

us know you are coming, please call the church office: 281-859-4141 

or email Pastor Dave at pastor@cornerstoneumc.org. Hope you can 

join us for this time of fellowship, fun and motorcycle riding. 

BLESSING OF THE PETS 

Cornerstone UMC will be holding its “Blessing of the Pets” on Sunday, 

October 1 st at 3:30 PM. People are invited to bring their pets 

(fish, snakes, cats, dogs, hamsters, etc.) to receive a special blessing. 

We will gather in front of the worship center building and following 

a brief liturgy, Dr. Dave Meadows will bless each animal and their 

owner. If for some reason you are unable to bring your pet (the pet 

isn’t people or animal friendly, is easily frightened or not well), then 

simply bring a photo. Dogs should be on leashes. Cats and other pets 

should be in appropriate carriers. Please make sure your dog or cat 

has on a collar with a current ID. 

PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

A WELS COMMUNITY 

What’s happening at P. O. P.? 

1 st Sunday of every month: Birthday and Anniversary Sunday - 

come share fun food treats and Fellowship with our birthday and 

anniversary Members after Service in the Church reception area. 

Sundays, 1 PM: Catechism 

Wednesdays, 10:30 AM: preschool Chapel-for the children in our 

preschool ages 3 to 5 

Fridays, 7:15 PM: Choir practice, come listen - better yet, join! 

WOMEN’S RETREAT 

The Women’s Retreat, hosted by Our Savior’s Lutheran Church - San 

Antonio, will be held September 15-17, 2017 at the Inn of the Hills 

Resort and Conference Center in Kerrville, TX. 

www.popcopperfield.org 281-859-0800 

TEMPLE SINAI 

Celebrating Over 30 Years of Service to the 

Jewish Community in West Houston 

Temple Sinai is a vibrant and growing Reform Congregation conveniently 

located on the West Side of Houston - just minutes from Katy. 

Come share the joys of Jewish life among a warm and welcoming 

community that encompasses all age groups and levels of religious 

observance. 

We are honored to have Rabbi Anne Belford as our spiritual leader. 

Rabbi Belford’s work experience and educational achievements are 

impressive and extensive; but it is her interpersonal and connection 

skills that ensure that all who engage with Temple Sinai will feel the 

warmth and community we have to offer. 

Come and meet your new Jewish Family! Temple Sinai is having an Open 

House and Hot Dog Social on Sunday, September 10 th at 11:30 AM. 

Come discover and see what our community has to offer your family! 

• Religious School - 2 year old through Post Confirmation (11 & 12 graders) 

• Youth Group-TeSTY 

• Adult Education • Vibrant Sisterhood 

• Active Brotherhood • Activities for Seniors 

For more information, contact Cindy Crump at 281-496-5950. Located 

at 13875 Brimhurst Drive, Houston, TX 77077. 

www.temple-sinai.org. Interfaith families welcome. 


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Make friends. 

Earn badges. 

Visit museums. 

Launch rockets. 

Create weird science. 

Laugh loud. 

Gain confidence. 

Race cars. 

Learn games. 

Work together. 

Build character. 

Have fun. 

Grow better. 

Take pictures. 

Start your Scouting Adventure! 

All boys in grades 1-5 are invited to begin their Cub Scout adventures this fall. 

Sign-up nights will be held during September at each CFISD Elementary School. 

Call your campus office for details. Sign-up nights will also be held at many non-CFISD locations. 

To find imformatin about Scouting programs for your child, or for Scouting programs for older youth, 

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SHALOM CYPRESS 

Shalom Cypress was established in 2011 by local families seeking a 

Jewish presence in Northwest Houston. We are the closest synagogue 

within 25 miles of the nearest synagogue. Many thought that they 

were the only Jews in the Cypress area, but it turns out that they were 

wrong! Shalom Cypress has grown to more than 30 affiliated families. 

School is back and the High Holidays are right around the corner! In 

September, we will have our High Holidays services. Shalom Cypress 

will have services the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur 

services. Join us a week later to build the community Sukkah. 

Shalom Cypress has many ongoing & active programs for people of 

all ages. It is not too late to sign-up for our Fall 2017 Hebrew School. 

Please visit our website at www.shalomcypress.org or email us at 

info@shalomcypress.org to find out more information. 

ST. CUTHBERT CHURCH 

Blessing of the Animals 

St. Cuthbert Church invites all pets and their people to a Blessing of 

the Animals on Sunday, October 1 st at 4 PM, in celebration of the 

Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. This is a joyful and fun event that honors 

the great bond and relationship between pets and their owners. 

Animals must be suitably restrained on a leash or in a cage. If you 

have questions or want more information, contact Kim Houghton 

at stcyouth@stcuthbert.org. St. Cuthbert is located at 17020 West 

Road at Queenston. Visit stcuthbert.org for more information. 

THE FAMILY OF FAITH 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

The Family of Faith Lutheran Church, 16710 FM 529 Road, Houston, 

Texas 77095. For more information, please call the church office 

at 281-855-2950. You may also visit our website at www.tfof.org. 

YOUTH PROGRAM DEEP FRY’D at the FOF for youth The Family 

of Faith Lutheran Church, 16710 FM 529, is sponsoring a monthly 

movie night where we have some dinner, watch a movie and then 

discuss the movie and how it relates to our lives and God. Friends 

are always welcome. Cost is $3 to help cover dinner. 

Middle School: September 15, 2017 

High School: September 29, 2017 

LIFEPATH CHURCH CLUB T3 

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM 

Lifepath Church is now enrolling for Club T3, our After-School 

Program for grades K-5 th . Club T3 will be every Mon-Fri, 4-6 PM, 

following the CyFair School District Calendar. This is a Faith based 

program designed to Train, Teach and Tutor students with academic 

enrichment opportunities that include tutoring, daily devotions, 

reading clubs, running, b-ball, dance, music, gardening, providing 

healthy snacks and much more. Cost is $40 a month (subsidized by 

our Mission’s Ministry). Register online at www.lifepathhouston.com/ 

after-school-programs. 

ST. CUTHBERT YOUTH GROUP 

The St. Cuthbert Youth Group is a community of youth and adult volunteers 

who encourage and support each other in life and in faith. All students in 

grades six through twelve are welcome to be part of the Youth Group, which 

offers a wide range of gatherings and events created to provide a fun opportunity 

for learning and growth. The Youth Group meets on Sundays from 

4-6 PM for fun, Bible Study and fellowship and on Wednesdays from 6:30-8 

PM for dinner and Bible study. For more information, contact Kim Houghton 

at stcyouth@stcuthbert.org. St. Cuthbert is located at 17020 West Road at 

Queenston. Visit stcuthbert.org for more information. 

RINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH - BIBLE STUDIES 

9 AM Sundays: Adult Bible Study in Fellowship Hall - Learn the History 

that goes along with The Word. Grow in faith and Godly living. 

9 AM Sundays: 1 st & 3 rd Sunday of each month - Teen Bible Study 

BEAR CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH 

Single Moms Bible Study 

The Single Moms class at Bear Creek Church invites you to come join us 

as we study the Bible, share and pray for each other and have great times 

of fellowship. Our Bible Study enables us to embrace our lives as single 

women and moms and overcome the challenges that arise as we manage 

our homes, work and friendships. 

We are beginning a new study series that addresses our view of WORK. 

Whether you are a stay at home mom or a mom that works outside the 

home, work reaches all of us. The group meets Sunday mornings at 11 AM 

in Room ED101 at Bear Creek Baptist Church located at 5901 N. Fry Road, 

Katy, TX 77449. (at W. Little York intersection). Ministry opportunities are 

also available for your children, preschool through high school. For more 

information, please call or text Frances at 713-542-7062 or Averil at 

832-573-9684. 

CORNERSTONE UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH BIBLE STUDIES 

18081 West Road, 281-859-4141, cornerstoneumc.org 

TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY - You are invited to come and study the 

Bible on Tuesday mornings from 10 AM to 12 noon at Cornerstone United 

Methodist Church. Beginning on Tuesday, September 12 th , a new weekly 

Bible study entitled “Meeting God” will be offered. There is no cost for the 

study. The weekly sessions are taught in such a way so that each lesson 

does not depend upon the prior week in case one has to miss a meeting. A 

nursery is available. If you require a nursery to attend the study, please call 

the church office (281-859-4141) Monday through Thursday, 8 AM- 4 PM 

and ask for Linda. 

BOOK OF REVELATION BIBLE STUDY - You are invited to join us at 

Cornerstone United Methodist Church for a thirteen week study on the 

New Testament book of Revelation at 7-8:15 PM on Tuesdays beginning 

September 12 th and ending on December 12 th . We will skip the week of 

Thanksgiving. You will need your Bible and the study book. You may register 

at the church office, Monday-Thursday from 9 AM-2 PM for $10 (cost of 

the book) or you may sign up in the church lobby on Sunday mornings. 

COPPERFIELD CHURCH SENIOR ADULTS 

GAME DAY - The first Friday of the month - 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM 

BIBLE STUDY - Wednesday - 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM 

DAY TRIPS - Monthly - Schedule differs. For more info., 

www.copperfieldchurch.com or call 281-856-2273. 

WALKING GROUP (aka Holy Strollers) - 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM, 

Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 

Come join our group! We are an active, fun-loving bunch. Once you come 

for a visit and get to know us, you’ll want to be a part of our Senior Adult 

Group. You do not have to be a member of Copperfield Church to be a part 

of our Senior Adult Group. 

BEAR CREEK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

ATTENTION: CAREGIVERS OF ELDERLY PERSONS 

Did you know that on the second Friday of each month Bear Creek United 

Methodist Church provides a caring, Christian atmosphere for your loved 

one? The program, scheduled from 10 AM to 1:30 PM. This gathering provides 

free time for caregivers and includes crafts, chair exercises, word 

games, entertainment, lunch and more. Caregivers are also welcome to 

stay and join the fun. For more information or to register, please call the 

church office at 281-463-2330. 

Bear Creek United Methodist Church is located at 16000 Rippling Water 

Drive, near North Hwy. 6 and Kieth Harrow. 


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BUTTERSCOTCH BREAD PUDDING 

You could make this on National Butterscotch Pudding Day 

September 19 th ! 

INGREDIENTS: 

1 loaf day-old bread, torn into small pieces 

4 cups milk 

2 cups brown sugar 

1/2 cup butter, melted 

3 eggs, beaten 

2 teaspoons vanilla extract 

1 cup butterscotch chips 

DIRECTIONS: 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Butter a 9x13 

inch baking dish. In a large bowl, combine bread, milk, sugar, 

butter, eggs, vanilla and butterscotch chip, mixture should be the 

consistency of oatmeal. Pour into prepared pan. 

Bake in preheated oven 1 hour, until nearly set. (It should have a 

“thigh wiggle” or wiggle as much as a well endowed thigh.) Serve 

warm or cold. Source: http://allrecipes.com/ 

HEALTHY COWBOY CAVIAR 

This healthy cowboy caviar recipe (also known as Texas 

caviar) is made with all-natural ingredients! Serve it as a dip, 

salsa or salad Recipe yields a lot of “caviar,” about 8 cups. 

Ingredients 

2 (14-ounce) cans black-eyed peas, rinsed and drained, 

or 3 cups cooked black-eyed peas 

1 (14-ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained, 

or 1 ½ cups cooked black beans 

1 ½ cups fresh corn kernels (about 2 ears of corn), 

or 1 (14-ounce) can corn, drained 

1 ½ cups chopped tomatoes (I used about 4 Roma 

tomatoes, 

about ¾ pound) 

1 medium green, red, orange and yellow bell pepper 

¾ cup chopped red onion (about ½ small red onion) 

½ cup chopped cilantro, leaves and stems 

1 to 2 jalapeños, ribs removed, seeded and finely 

chopped 

1 avocado (optional) 

Italian dressing 

1/3 cup olive oil 

3 tablespoons red wine vinegar or lime juice 

2 medium cloves garlic, pressed or minced1 

to 1 ½ teaspoons salt, to taste 

1 teaspoon dried oregano 

½ teaspoon dried basil 

1 teaspoon maple syrup or honey 

1/8 teaspoon red pepper flakes 

Freshly ground black pepper, to taste 


Instructions 

In a large serving bowl, combine the drained black-eyed peas, black 

beans, corn, chopped tomatoes, bell pepper, onion, cilantro and jalapeño. 

If you’ll be including avocado, wait to dice it until you’re ready 

to serve the dip, so it doesn’t turn brown in the meantime. 

In a cup, whisk together the dressing ingredients until emulsified. 

Drizzle the dressing over the serving bowl and toss until well mixed. 

Season to taste with additional salt and pepper. For best flavor, 

let the mixture marinate for at least 20 minutes before serving. If 

you’re adding avocado, mix it in just before serving. 

Recipe from Cookie and Kate: 

https://cookieandkate.com/2015/cowboy-caviar-recipe/ 

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KATHERINE TYRA (BEAR CREEK) PUBLIC LIBRARY 

16719 Clay Road, Houston, TX 77084, 281-550-0885 

Our hours are: Monday - 1 PM - 8 PM, Tuesday/Thursday - 10 AM - 6 PM, 

Wednesday -10 AM - 8 PM, Friday - 1 PM - 6 PM, Saturday - 10 AM - 5 PM. 

Library Closed: Labor Day, Monday, September 4th 

Schedule of events 

Adults 

• Mobile Clinic - Friday, September 1 st , 1-3 PM. The Spring Branch Community 

Health Clinic will provide free health screenings on the mobile 

health clinic parked on the library parking lot. 

• Identity Theft Seminar - Saturday, September 2 nd , 10:30 AM. Experts 

from Harris County Constable Precinct 5 will be at the library to give a 

presentation on identity theft. Come learn more about this important 

topic, including: 1.) How to prevent your identity from being stolen, 

2.) What to do if you are a victim of this crime, 3.) Why this is a rapidly 

growing crime, 4.) Ask the experts & become educated! 

• New Volunteer Orientation - Wednesday, September 6 th , 6:30 PM. 

Interested in volunteering at the library? We have orientation sessions 

to introduce you to our library and the kind of work you could do. 

Applications are available at the Information Desk (must be signed by 

guardian if volunteer is under 18). Volunteers under the age of 14 must 

volunteer with a parent or guardian. 

• Diabetes Education - Come to this informative program on Diabetes 

Education. Participants are required to register prior to the series and 

should attend all of the classes. Bring your questions and receive helpful 

answers at this series. This free program is presented by Sonja Davis 

from the Texas A&M Extension office at 6 PM. Registration required. 

Monday, September 11 th : What Is Diabetes? 

Monday, September 18 th : What are Carbs? 

Monday, September 25 th : Blood Glucose Levels 

• Friends of the Library Monthly Meeting - Wednesday, September 13 th , 

6:30 PM. Did you enjoy a program or service at the library? Support 

us and show your appreciation by joining the Friends of the Library! 

The Friends of the Library meet monthly to plan fundraisers and other 

activities to help support the library’s programs and services. 

• Financial planning workshop - Saturday, September 16 th , 10 AM. Join 

us at this informational session to get your finances in order. Learn more 

about a wide variety of financial topics at our free financial planning 

workshops. Anyone interested in attending should RSVP to Madelin 

Ramos: mramos@2020fa.com. 

• Birding 101 - Wednesday, September 20 th , 6:30 PM. Come to this free 

program to learn about hummingbirds. Identify different types and 

find out how to attract them to your yard. This fascinating presentation 

is sponsored by Wild Birds Unlimited. Bring your questions! All ages 

welcome. 

• Medicare Made Clear - Saturday, September 23 rd , 10 AM. Come to this 

free program to learn more about the benefit options available through 

Medicare. Find out how to apply for different plans and what coverage 

is offered. Bring your questions! 

• Passport Services - Tuesday, September 26 th , 12 PM to 4:30 PM, 

Wednesday, September 27 th , 1 PM to 6:30 PM and Thursday, September 

28 th , 1 PM to 4:30 PM. Come to the library to apply for your passport. 

The person receiving the passport must be present. Call the District 

Clerk’s Office at 713-755-1674 for more information or to make an 

appointment. Walk-ins are also accepted. 

• Financial Literacy- Senior Retirement Solutions - Saturday, September 

30 th , 3 PM. Come to this program to learn how to create an effective 

retirement plan. The earlier you begin planning, the better! 

• Computer Classes - These classes will cover a range of topics! Call the 

branch for specific class information. 

• The Bear Creek Book Club - 2 nd Monday, 7 PM. 

• The Bear Creek MYSTERY Book Club - 3 rd Thursday, 11 AM. The Library 

is hosting a mystery book club! All sleuths and amateur Sherlocks heed 

this call! Come to this lively group and share your passion for mysteries! 

Weekly Programs 

• Writers Workshop Notebook Series - Mondays at 6 PM. Come to this 

hands-on multi-part workshop to learn tips of the trade from expert 

writers and create your own notebook. The Houston Writers Guild will 

provide instruction to all writers at every level. Beginners and experienced 

writers are welcome. It is recommended that participants attend 

these weekly programs to practice their skills regularly and receive 

feedback on their work. 

• Adult Coloring – Monday, September 18 th at 3 PM. Take a break from 

your hectic schedule and relax with adult coloring. Coloring sheets are 

complicated and fun to color at the same time. Supplies provided. Stop 

by the library and give it a try! 

• SAVVY STITCHERS - Every Thursday, 4 PM. The Bear Creek Knitters 

Club is a place to share ideas, to learn new knitting techniques or to 

teach someone else a new knitting skill. Don’t miss out on the weekly 

fun!! Make sure to bring your needles and yarn. 

• Computer Classes - Every Friday and Saturday, September 2 nd at 3:30 

PM. These classes will cover a range of topics including Computer 

Basics, Internet Basics, Microsoft Office Classes, Intro to eReaders, 

Social Networking, Technology Toolbox and more! Call the branch for 

specific class information. 

• Chess Games – September 11 th and 25 th at 3 PM. Adults can come to 

the library to play chess. Join us for an afternoon of strategy and fun! 

• Lily’s Library Tales - Every Saturday at 2 PM. Come to the library for a 

family friendly storytime with Lily, a certified therapy dog! This library 

program is in partnership with Tender Loving K-9s. All ages welcome. 

• ESL Reading - Wednesdays at 6 PM and Saturdays at 2:30 PM. Open 


to individuals whose first language is not English. This free class will help ESL 

students learn to improve their reading skills. Open to people at all reading levels. 

No registration required. 

• ESL Conversation - Every Saturday at 12:30 PM. Come and join our Conversational 

ESL class. Emphasis will be placed on verb tenses. Attendees will need to fill out 

an application. Everyone is welcome! 

TEEN PROGRAMS 

• Teen Programs - Mondays at 4 PM. Want to do something fun and interesting 

after school? The library is hosting weekly Teen events. You can watch an anime, 

take part in a book or movie critic club and so much more! 

CHILDREN 

• Middle School Spot – Tuesdays at 4:30 PM. Come join the fun of Middle School 

Spot, a rotating program for ages 10-12. Activities include Gaming, Writing Workshop, 

Read Anything Book Club and Puzzles. 

• Tuesdays, 10:15 AM - Preschool Story Time for children ages 3-5 years. 

• Tuesdays, 2 PM and Wednesdays, 11 AM - Toddler Time for children 

ages 18 mos-3 years. 

• Thursdays 10:15 AM - Infant Story Time for children ages 0-18 months. 

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

281-550-0885 or log on to www.hcpl.net. 

• Toddler Story Time for children ages 18-36 months - Thursdays at 10:30 am. 

Children’s Librarian will read stories, lead everyone in song and direct the making 

of a craft project for this younger set. 

Children’s programs require a free ticket for admission. Tickets will be distributed beginning 

30 minutes before the program begins. All programs are free and open to the public. 

LONE STAR COLLEGE - CYFAIR LIBRARY 

9191 Barker-Cypress Road, Cypress, TX 77433 

281-290-3210 

HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 7 am-10 pm, Friday-Saturday, 8 am-6 pm and 

Sunday, 1 pm-6 pm. 

HCPL’s 2017 Summer Reading Program began on June 5 th . Programs available 

for Adults, Teens, and Children. 

• FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY - The LSC-CyFair Friends Bookstore accepts gently 

used books year-round, offering them to the public for a set donation amount. 

The store is open six days a week and staffed by volunteers. Proceeds support 

library programs. Help support our community library. 

• CyFair Library Branch Blog page at http://hcpl.net/location/cy-fair-college-library, 

for news and events about the library and college and in the community. 

• Facebook at LSC-CyFair Branch Library. 

• weekly events & programs email reminder, the Library eUpdate: subscribe 

at LoneStar.edu/library/16099. 

Note: All programs are subject to change. Please contact the library or visit the 

website for up-to-date information. 

ADULT EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

Book Clubs: Back in Time: Historical Fiction Book Club - 1 PM, LRNC 131 

Book Clubs: Books without Borders – 1 PM, LRNC 131 or 7 PM, LRNC 215 

Book Clubs: I Love a Mystery Book Club - 12 PM, LRNC 131 

Common Thread: Knitting, Crocheting and Needlework Group 

Tuesdays: 9-10:30 am, LRNC 116. 

Computer Workshops, LRNC 105 Call for info. 

eBook/eReader Workshops 

eBooks Appointments now available. Make an appointment at 

Lonestar.edu/library/15938. 

ESL: Talk Time - LoneStar.edu/library/15209 

Mondays, 1-2 PM, LRNC 215 

Tuesdays, 2:45-3:45 PM, LRC 215 


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Spanish Conversation Club 

Mondays, 1-3 pm, LRNC 131 

Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 PM, LRNC 118 

Adult Library Programs 

See the full schedule of Adult Programs and Activities at 

LoneStar.edu/library/cyfair-adults-LoneStar.edu/library/cyfair-adults-services 

or call 281-290-3214/3218. 

Note: All programs are subject to change. Please contact 

the library or visit the website for up-to-date information. 

TEEN EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

Book Club: (Registration required) 

Screen - Play: 

Tweens & Teens only (ages 10 - 18) 5-6 PM: Games, 6 PM: Movie - 

Teen Room. 

See the full schedule of Teen’s Programs and Activities at 

LoneStar.edu/library/cyfair-children-services. 

CHILDREN EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

• Mondays: Baby Time (6-24 months) - 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM. 

• Tuesdays: Toddler Time (2-3 1/2 years) - 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 

AM. 

• Wednesdays: Preschool Time (3-6 years) - 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 

11:30 AM. 

• Thursdays: Spanish Time/Tiempo de cuentos (2-6 years) - 11 am 

Baby Pajama Time: 

1 st Tuesday, 6 PM (up to 24 months) 

family Storytime: 

2 nd Tuesday, 6:30 PM (all ages) 

Family Fun Activities, 5 PM: 

Thursdays, for children of all ages. Limited to 40 children. 

Family Game Night: 

Thursdays at 6:30 PM. For children of all ages. Limited to 40 children. 

See the full schedule of Children’s Programs and Activities at Lone- 

Star.edu/library/cyfair-children-services. All programs are free and 

open to the public. 

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BEAR CREEK COMMUNITY CENTER 

3055 Bear Creek Drive • 281-859-1566 • 713-274-3190 

Houston, TX 77084 www.pct3.hctx.net 

Please call for more information or to register for any of these classes ASAP. All 

classes are FREE OF CHARGE and are suited for adults, unless otherwise noted 

and are open to the public. We have spaces available for group meetings. Call 

us if you need to reserve a room! 

• ELDERLY ABUSE AND SELF NEGLECT - Listen to what an expert has to say 

about how often our Elderly are mistreated and learn ways you can assist in 

cases of self-neglect. Tuesday, September 12 th , 1-2:30 PM 

• PINTEREST 101 - Come join Nate Peterson from Prairie View A & M to learn 

how to get the most out of Pinterest. Call now to register. Wednesday, September 

6 th , 10-11:30 AM 

• INDIAN STYLE VEGETARIAN COOKING DEMO - Taste these delicious dishes 

after watching Pravina prepare it and then go home with a recipe. Demos are 

on the last Tuesday of each month, 10-11 AM. 

• LINE DANCING - Enjoy an afternoon of dance! New or experienced! You will 

have a great time! Every Wednesday 1-2 PM 

• AARP DEFENSIVE DRIVING - We will have an AARP representative on to 

conduct a Drivers Safety course. This course can assist drivers in receiving 

a discount on your auto insurance. The cost for this class is $15 for AARP 

members, $20 for non-members. Please call us at 281-859-1566, for more 

information or to register. Wednesday, September 13 th , from 8 AM-1 PM 

• MEDICARE EDUCATION - Find out everything you need to know about 

Medicare, the coverage and signing up. Monday, September 11 th , 6-7:30 PM 

• YOGA - Relieve some of that Holiday stress by joining our yoga class for a 

more relaxed mind and body. Learn new exercise and breathing techniques. 

Monday, Wednesdays & Fridays, 7:30-8:45 AM, Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 PM 

• MANAGING STRESS - Let’s face it, in today’s modern times everyone has 

stress. Join us to get professional advice on controlling your stressful environment 

and minimize its effects. Thursday, September 14 th , 10-11 AM 

• ESSENTIAL OILS - Discover the advantages to using natural products to help 

various health issues. You will be surprised! These products are easy to find 

and low costs. Tuesday, September 12 th , 10-11 AM 

• SCARF TYING - Cooler weather is coming! Come and receive a free scarf 

and see how many different ways a scarf can be worn. Friday, September 

29 th , 11 AM-12:30 PM 

• BLOCK LIGHT CLASS - Come and learn to make a festive lighted table decoration 

for fall or Halloween. $8 fee for block must be paid at registration. 

Bring your supplies and we will show you how to make your lighted block 

beautiful! Wednesday, September 13 th , 10 AM-12 PM 

• PLANT BASED DIET (5 WEEK COURSE) - Educate yourself on a plant based 

diets. Wednesdays, September 6 th , October 4 th and November 1 st , 1-2:30 PM 

• HEALTH FAIR - Bear Creek Community Center will be hosting a community 

Health Fair! Vaccinations, health screenings and much, much, more. Friday, 

September 15 th , 9 AM-1 PM 

• FINANCIAL EDUCATION - Learn how to roll over 401k without penalties, 

how to save for retirement and ask inheritance questions. All of these issues 

will be discussed in this informative seminar. Call now to register. Friday, 

September 22 nd , 10-11 AM 

• MAHJONG - Learn to play this popular game! Every Thursday, from 1-3 PM 

• CHAIR YOGA - This class is perfect for anyone with mobility or balance 

limitations. Chair yoga involves performing specific poses while using the 

support of a chair. Every Tuesday, 11 AM 

• YOGA - Relieve some of that Holiday stress by joining our yoga class for a 

more relaxed mind and body. Learn new exercise and breathing techniques. 

Monday, Wednesdays & Fridays, 7:30- 8:45 AM 

• NEEDLEWORK - Join us at Bear Creek Community Center for some sewing 

fun! Sew, visit and share your creative ideas with others. Every Tuesday, 10 

AM-12 PM 

• AEROBICS - Exercise with a group and strengthen your muscles. Help keep 

that weight down and keep in shape! Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:45-10:30 AM 

• SIMPLY STRETCH - Give your muscles a tune-up in this exercise class! Every 

Tuesday & Thursday, 9-9:45 PM 

• QUILTING - Come join our quilting group to share your quilting talents with 

new friends having the same interests. Thursdays, 9:30 AM-12:30 PM 

Call us for additional information and classes. 


NEW LAWS IN TEXAS EFFECTIVE IN 2017 

The Texas legislature met from January through May and passed 

several new laws as well as changed laws that will go into effect in 

2017. They range from texting while driving, drones, to swords, to 

protecting good Samaritans. Below are a few laws that are effective 

immediately or going into effective September 1 st . 

Texting While Driving 

Effective September 1 st , there will be a statewide band on texting 

while driving. The bill bans drivers from texting while a vehicle is moving, 

making it a misdemeanor offense punishable by a fine ranging 

from $25 to $99, with penalties up to $200 for repeat offenders. The 

law allows drivers to use their phones for GPS and would not allow 

violators to be fined under both state law and local ordinances. 

People Allowed to Carry Swords 

People can carry bowie knives, swords, daggers and spears in public 

under a law that goes into effect September 1 st . Current law allows 

people to carry knives no more than 5.5 inches long. While it will be 

okay to carry the larger weapons in public, it is illegal to take into 

bars, schools, colleges, churches, sporting events and numerous 

other facilities. 

Amnesty for Sex Assault Witnesses 

Students who witness and report a sexual assault while they are involved 

in illegal activity, such as drinking, would be given amnesty. 

Recording Higher Ed Sex Assaults Electronically 

Effective immediately, this law will allow college employees and 

students to submit electronic and anonymous reports of sexual 

assaults to their institutions. 

Ridesharing Returns 

Last year some ridesharing companies, like Uber and Lyft, were 

mandated to fingerprint drivers before they could pick up customers 

in their cities. Effective immediately, this new law, bans cities 

from enforcing similar measures on these types of ridesharing 

companies. 

Cheaper to Carry a Gun 

Effective September 1 st the fees for carrying a gun in Texas are now 

cheaper under Senate Bill 16. The law lowers fees for a first-time 

license to carry a handgun from $140 to $40 and the renewal fee is 

also reduced from $70 to $40. 

Be Careful Where You Fly your Drone 

Effective September 1 st the state has banned unmanned aircraft, like 

drones, over correctional and United States Immigration, Customs 

Enforcement detention facilities and large sports venues. Exceptions 

include unmanned aircraft authorized by a law enforcement agency 

or with the permission of the operator of the sports venue. 

David’s Law 

The new state law on cyber bullying makes it a Class A misdemeanor 

to harass or cyberbully someone under age of 18 through text 

messages, social media, websites or other means with the intent 

to cause them to commit suicide or harm to themselves. 

Voter ID changes 

If don’t have a valid photo id, voters will be able to cast their ballots 

if they show some other documentation with their name and 

home address (Bank statement or Utility bill). Voters would also 

need to sign an affidavit saying there is a good reason they don’t 

have a valid photo ID. 

No More Straight-Ticket Voting 

Straight ticket voting is out! Voters will no longer be allowed to cast 

their ballot for an entire slate of Republican or Democratic candidates. 

You will now have to vote for each candidate individually. 

Lottery Winners 

Effective September 1 st . Individuals who win prizes of at least $1 

million can choose to remain anonymous and prohibit the release 

of all personal information to the public. 

Civil Protections for Good Samaritans 

Effective September 1 st a new law protects good Samaritans 

from civil lawsuits if they break in a vehicle if they have reason to 

belief the person is in imminent harm, has first notified 911, uses 

appropriate amount of force and remains with the individual in a 

safe location. This replaces current law that leaves good Samaritan 

open to civil suits. 

No More Suspensions for Young Students 

Effective immediately. Schools can no longer suspend students 

below third grade. Instead public schools need to discipline children 

in a way that enforces positive behavior. 

More Frequent Background Checks for College Referees 

Effective September 1 st sport officials registered with the UIL will 

have to undergo criminal background checks every three years 

instead of just one. 

Help for Relatives Caring for Abused Children 

The state will now pay $350 a month to families caring for abused 

or neglected children they are related to. Currently the state pays 

families $1,000 initially and $500 a year. 

Attacking Police Officers is Now Officially a Hate Crime 

If a person attacks a former or current law enforcement officer 

they could be found guilty of committing a crime. The change puts 

crimes against law enforcement in the same category as crimes 

based on a person’s race, color, disability, religion, national origin, 

age, gender or sexual preference. 


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FOR SALE 

Baby bed with the all the accessories. 

Call 281-815-5335 for more information. 

Limerick china never used, $1,800; Amenity china, 

$1,200; Stanley china cabinet, $500; 2 Stiffel table 

lamps, $300; 4 oak swivel barstools, $240; New 

with tags 12P Tahari black dress with jacket, $180; 

Beige with pink roses Jessica McClintock set with 

queen reversible comforter, dust ruffle, decorative 

pillows, drapes, sealed fitted, flat, pillowcases, 

$250; 1979 Austin Rose Beuret sculpture signed 

and dated, $500, 1976 Sesame Street figurines, 

$125. Contact paisley77096@yahoo.com, pics on 

Craigslist, cash only. 

Singer Touch & Sew Model 600, desk type with foot 

pedal and many attachments, $150; Three R size 

oxygen tanks, $35 each; Eight MC size acetylene 

tanks, $35 each. Contact Norman at 713-502-5344. 

2013 Tao Tao 50 motor scooter, electric start, has 

< 100 miles, includes 2 new helmets, $750. 

Call Gary 713-516-1606. 

Five-piece dining set with 48” glass top table, good 

condition and clean, $249. Call 832-359-7954. 

Sealy Hybrid / Kelburn king size firm mattress and 

box springs. They are one and a half years old and 

like new condition. Paid $1,951.41 and selling for 

$1,300. Please contact Emma at 281-859-1796. 

Telescope, 8 inch Dobson, 6 eyepieces, 

7 filters, $400; Gas grill, $200; Yamaha 

music keyboard synthesizer, $150. All like 

new great condition. Call 832-372-6026. 

Bunk bed, dark stain, another bed or 

desk easily fits below, a real space saver, 

five years old, Reg. $950, asking $550. 

281-392-3771. 

Gently used Whirlpool Cabrio platinum 

digital electric dryer, ECO efficient, $300, 

regular $750; Plush 5 x 7 cream white area 

rug, like new, $100; Walnut wood dark 

black felt inset pool table, traditional 

style with accessories, disassembled in 

sections in boxes, comes with ping pong 

table and accessories to set on top of pool 

table, $600 OBO; . 

Call Connie 281-463-0750. 

AUTOS, BOATS, MOTORCYCLES 

AND ACCESSORIES 

2004 Ford Taurus. Good condition, $2,150 

OBO. Call 346-333-9279. 

2008, 18-foot Bass Boat, Challenger, 

$3,300 OBO. Text 713-817-0474 Maggie 

or 713-254-1688 Scott. 

1983 GMC PU, $3,900 long bed, very good condition, 

garage kept. Please call 713-412-2026. 

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 

kimberlee.moore@rtui.com. 

Domino’s is Hiring General Managers, 

Assistant Managers and Drivers. Interested 

in working for the #1 Pizza Delivery 

Company? We’re looking for great leaders 

with high energy who can run their own 

store, manage and train employees while 

creating a positive team environment to 

take Dominos’ to the next level. General 

Mangers earn a base salary of $48,000 

with a potential bonus up to $2,300 

monthly & benefits. Assistant Managers 

earn an hourly wage of $12-14 & benefits 

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Plumbers or Apprentices for repair. Bilingual 

preferred. Please call 281-256-2239. 

Housekeepers needed. Great hours for moms 

with school age children. 281-861-0394. 

Dental Assistant needed, at least 2 years of experience, 

must be state licensed. 281-550-0900. 

Dental assistant position available. F/T, nonsmoker, 

experienced preferred, knowledge of 

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state licensed; Front desk receptionist, bilingual 

preferred. Fax resume to: 281-861-7174. 

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West Houston Electric is looking for Experienced 

Journeyman Electricians to join our 

team of Expert Residential Electrical Service 

Technicians. We offer competitive pay with 

benefits including company vehicle. Requirements: 

Must have good driving record, 

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HOMES/CONDOS FOR SALE 

2 - one/half acre connecting lots (total one 

acre) on Grand Harbour Island on Lake 

Conroe in Montgomery, Texas. Excellent 

location on water. Will sell together or separate. 

$150,000 each OBO. 281-858-4422. 

TIMESHARES/VACATION HOMES 

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. 

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. 

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, beautiful views, abundant wildlife, 

Frio River at Concan near Garner State 

Park, sleeps 8. Call 866-7CON-CAN or go to 

www.frioman.com for more information. 

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September Featured Homes 

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Jamestown Colony 

Charming 1 story. Recent updates: 

Outside painted, New decking in 

back, new windows, Entire house 

plumbing repiped, Tile & Pergo 

flooring. All light/fan fixtures. $175k 

Charlestown Colony 

Beautiful gated 2080 sf patio home. 

Awesome covered deck. Totally 

remodeled kitchen, stunning wood 

cabinets, scraped wood flooring, 

granite countertops, tiled 

backsplash. HUGE master suite, 

much more! $173,500 

Jamestown Colony 

Beautiful one story across from the 

park!! Kitchen w/ granite counters, new 

fixtures, microwave, tiled floors. 

Living/Dining w/ high quality engineered 

laminate floors, free standing fireplace. 

New A/C (2016). Above ground pool can 

stay/go per buyer wishes. $170s 

Coles Crossing 

3413 SF Perry 4 BR, 3.5 Bth, Det 

Garage, Cul-de-sac. Granite 

countertops, remodeled Mstr bath 

shower. 2 A/C units, paint - in/out. 

Carpet, ROOF, sprink sys, 

covered patio. Hardee Plank, 

Master dn. Spacious bath. $330k 

My Free Monthly Newsletter has great features including Houston area events, restaurants, 

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Colonies September 2017

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