Westlake Forest November 2020

Westlake /Westlake Forest 

November 2020 

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WCIA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

WESTLAKE FOREST DIRECTORS 

Annette Baldwin, President 281-578-9118 

Robin Stitofsky, Vice President/Secretary 281-787-4817 

Tina Kent, Director 832-248-1037 

Edmond Stachowski, Director 281-578-3318 

David Bryant, Treasurer 281-578-8376 

WESTLAKE DIRECTORS 

Rochelle Smith 281-579-8753 

Ed Brzmiakiewics 832-541-7522 

Mark Taylor 832-689-6475 

Forrest Croom 281-685-5088 

SHERIFF’S OFFICE LAW ENFORCEMENT COORDINATOR 

Annette Baldwin 281-578-9118 

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Harris County Public Health & Evir. 713-439-6000 

Poison Control 800-764-7661 

Animal Control 281-999-3191 

Katy Christian Ministries Hotline 

281-391-HELP 

Post Office - Bear Creek 281-550-4413 

Post Office - Park Row 281-829-5062 

Harris County Mosquito Control 713-440-4800 

Centerpoint Energy (Street Light Repair) 281-391-5104 

Centerpoint Energy (Power Outages) 713-207-2222 

Comcast 713-341-1000 

Senior Citizen Info. 713-529-9991 

SPCA Houston 713-869-7722 

SPCA 24 Emergency Animal Rescue 713-780-4357 

Precinct 3 Commissioner Radack 281-463-6300 

HOSPITALS 

Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital 281-644-7000 

Houston Methodist West Hospital 832-522-1000 

Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus 832-227-1000 

SCHOOLS 

Mayde Creek Elementary School 281-237-3950 

Stephens Elementary School 281-234-0200 

Mayde Creek Junior High School 281-237-3900 

Mayde Creek High School 281-237-3000 

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Important Information 

SIGN UP FOR INSTANT NOTIFICATION 

OF PROBLEMS BY EMAIL 

The info.westlake@gmail.com email address is used to notify neighbors 

of problems, crime trends, graffiti problems, serious crimes, etc., within 

the subdivision and the surrounding area. If you want to receive these 

notifications about issues in our subdivisions and the surrounding areas, 

send an email to info.westlake@gmail.com Please give your name and 

the street on which you live. 

ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD 

BY ZOOM IN NOVEMBER 

The annual meeting of the Westlake Civic Improvement Association will 

be an open meeting for all homeowners and will be held by Zoom on 

a date that will be announced in your annual meeting notice package 

which is being mailed to every homeowner in both subdivisions. 

We encourage you to attend this meeting, meet the Board members 

for Westlake and Westlake Forest and participate in the election. 

Homeowners will be sent a link to the annual meeting through Town 

Square. An announcement will be made by info.westlake@gmail.com 

and probably on nextdoor for the two subdivisions. 

All electronic invitations will be sent by Town Square, so if you are not 

signed up, please sign up now. If you do not have access to a computer, 

please refer to your US mail announcement, proxy, 2021 Budget and 

other important documents which will be sent in late September in our 

annual mailing to homeowners. 

We are sorry we cannot get together in person this year. We always enjoy 

talking with homeowners at the annual meeting. 

9 TIPS FOR AUTUMN 

1) School is in session. Please drive slowly when a school bus or children 

are present. These youngsters have just finished a summer of freedom 

and they may not behave in an orderly fashion for several weeks. 

Anticipate the worst when driving. It is illegal to pass a school bus (from 

either direction) when the lights are flashing. Slow down in school zones, 

watch your speed. Do not talk on a cell phone in a school zone. 

2) Demand that your teenagers NOT text while driving. The reasons you 

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3) As school starts, junior and senior high school children will be 

“hooking up” with old friends. This includes gangs. Monitor your child’s 

activity closely. Changes in behavior, clothing, attitude, study habits, 

extra-curricular activities, etc., could signify rough times ahead if a gang 

is looking good to your child. Don’t be shy about searching your child’s 

room, car, backpack, etc. You are the parent. 

4) Gangs: If you see groups of youth who look suspicious, call the Sheriff’s 

Office at 713-221-6000. If the juveniles (or older teens) are in the act of 

committing a crime, call 9-1-1. Please advise Annette Baldwin by email of 

gang-like activity with date/time/place. 

5) K-2. K-2 was the “legal” marijuana that had been spreading rampantly 

across Texas for about three years. Children smoke K-2 for a quick buzz. 

The herb is soaked in various chemicals, such as Formaldehyde and other 

exotic chemical combinations. These chemicals can cause severe bleeding 

of the sinuses as well as the lungs. Protracted use can lead to kidney failure, 

heart failure and permanent lung and brain damage. Be on the look-out for 

small bags of herbs. This will, in all likelihood, be K-2. The Texas Legislature 

passed a law banning K-2 and other such substances in Texas. 

6) Report on-going suspicious activity to Annette Baldwin. If you see a 

pattern of unexplainable behavior such as cars driving up to a house, 

someone coming out and making a hand off for cash, this is probably 

a drug house. Please let her know about this so that she can advise our 

deputies and the undercover team in the Sheriff’s Office. It is important 

that all residents understand how the neighborhood security works. 

Report on-going activity to Annette Baldwin, report suspicious people or 

activity to the Sheriff by calling 713-221-6000, report a crime in progress 

or other emergency to 9-1-1. 

7) Lock your vehicles: on the street or on your driveway. Remove anything, 

ANYTHING, from these vehicles. If you don’t, your personal items will likely 

be stolen. Your car might even be stolen. The incidence of BMVs (Burglary 

of Motor Vehicles) has increased dramatically in the past 24 months. Kids 

walk down the street “pulling doors.” If it’s open, it’s fair game. These same 

kids also walk onto the driveways and “pull doors.” If it happens to be a 

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old kid and you have left something valuable in your locked vehicle, the 

window can be smashed and the contents stolen in less than 45 seconds. 

98% of our BMVs are unlocked vehicles. If you own a work truck or van 

that contains tools, park the vehicle in your garage. Many different groups 

of professional thieves have been working the north of I-10 area to locate, 

break into or steal these vehicles for the value of the untraceable tools. 

If your vehicle has expensive, high profile wheels and tires, park it in the 

garage. There are professional thieves who specialize in the theft of these 

wheels and tires who also work this side of I-10. It would seem that the 

people on the south side of I-10 aren’t experiencing this as much as we 

are because they park their vehicles in their garages. 

8) Burglaries: With the children in school, the neighborhood will 

become quiet during the day. This is an ideal time for amateur burglars 

(professionals prefer higher end homes with more expensive items to 

steal) to launch their assault and break into homes. Some homes are so 

easy to break into that it is laughable. Secure your windows with locks. 

If you have the older, builder locks, you’ll want extra window protection. 

Check with Home Depot or Lowes for home security products. Always 

secure the front and back doors with a three inch screw as well as an 

extra long, key-locking deadbolt. Secure all windows, sliding glass doors 

and garage doors. If you have windows in your garage doors, consider 

replacing the doors at the first opportunity or cover the windows so that 

these thieves cannot see to trip your garage door opener. Remember, the 

BARS (Burglary Apprehensions Response Squad) was disbanded. At one 

time, we had 10 deputies assigned strictly to investigating burglaries; one 

sergeant commanded this group and he was an expert. The number of 

deputies in BARS was slowly reduced over time as these deputies were 

pulled into District Patrol Calls. There is no longer a BARS unit; now we have 

one detective assigned to follow up home burglaries and home invasions. 

Needless to say, the burglars aren’t being caught. Some home invasion 

suspects are being caught. The end result is this: the same burglars are 

free to commit burglaries over and over and over again. The 40% clearance 

rate we saw with BARS is diminished to almost nothing. Statistics on the 

Safe Home Investigators have not been shared with the people who live 

in the district. We do know, however, that “daytime solicitors” are causing 

a problem. Call the Sheriff’s Office regarding any solicitors who approach 

you during the day. These people have a high probability of being 

burglars. They need to be removed from the subdivision. 

9) Graffiti: This is on the upswing. Tagging and graffiti have been a serious 

problem both in the subdivisions and the commercial areas for quite 

some time. The problem has been escalating in some subdivisions. Some 

of this tagging is gang related. Some is not. All of it is an insult to those 

of us who live, shop, attend school and spend most of our lives on the 

north side of I-10. We strongly suggest that you mention to a manager 

or owner that you are not pleased with the graffiti on his/her store and 

get adamant about the removal of the graffiti immediately. Several 

commercial buildings in this area have cleaned up all or part of their 

graffiti. However, a plan needs to be in place for commercial building 

owners to remove graffiti as soon as it seen. 

With autumn well underway, get ahead of the curve. Don’t be a victim of 

criminal activity. Christmas is just around the corner. 

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If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact 

Annette Baldwin by phone or email. (info.westlake@gmail.com, 281-578- 

9118). Please advise her of any ongoing activity that is suspicious. Please, 

please share this information with your neighbors who may not be on the 

email list or read the newsletter. It is imperative that we get the word out. 

ALARM PERMITS 

Alarm permits in Harris County (not within the city limits, that’s us, 

folks), are obtained through the Harris County Alarm Detail. A permit 

application can be found at www.hcso.hct.net. The application can be 

printed from the website, then completed and mailed to their office 

with the applicable fee. Should you have any questions or need a form, 

contact the Alarm Detail at 713-755-4600 during normal business hours. 

There is a charge for the initial permit and for each annual renewal. If 

you are over 65, special rules apply. When installing a new alarm, don’t 

let your alarm company do the registration. Many of them automatically 

process these through HPD and your alarm will never be answered. 

DEED RESTRICTIONS IN PLAIN ENGLISH 

The Deed restrictions are posted on our website: westlakecia.org. There 

are two sets of deed restrictions: one for Westlake and one for Westlake 

Forest. Become familiar with the deed restrictions so that you do not 

unintentionally violate them. 

Everyone who lives in Westlake or Westlake Forest should have a copy 

of the deed restrictions. Homeowners are supposed to receive these at 

their closing. Renters are supposed to be given a copy by their landlord. 

The deed restrictions are written fairly clearly, however the enormity of 

the paperwork often stops some people from reading them. The WCIA 

Board will occasionally provide information about specific sections of 

the deed restrictions throughout the coming year. We hope this serves 

to clarify any questions you might have about your responsibilities as a 

homeowner or renter. 

One of the most important concerns of the covenants is the protection 

and maintenance of a neighborhood as a residential, not a commercial, 

place to live. Those people who are operating retail businesses which 

attract traffic and cause parking problems, sign postings on the median 

and on the county right-of-way, are in violation of not only the deed 

restrictions regarding commercial businesses being operated from the 

home but also of state law. This includes yard sales. Excessive (more 

than two) yard sales per year are strictly prohibited in both Westlake 

Forest and Westlake. If you have a sales tax permit for your yard sales, as 

required by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, you do not have 

the right to hold a yard sale more than twice a year from your home in 

these subdivisions. 

Other articles in the deed restrictions offer specificity about the 

maintenance of your home. This is the short version of those articles. 

Keep your gutters and downspouts cleaned and in good repair; if gutters 

and downspouts are not vinyl, paint these when you paint your home or 

sooner if necessary. Repair exterior wood surfaces on your home, which 

are rotting. Keep your house exterior painted; when painting remove 

and replace rotting wood on the exterior siding, window trim, soffits and 

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lower base trim. If you decide to change the color of paint on the house, 

submit a sample of the color(s) you would like to use to the Board for 

approval before painting. 

Replace your roof when it begins to show wear. This is protection for your 

home that also has a ripple effect on the neighborhood. Swaying, flaking 

roofs are very unattractive and lead to dangerous leaks that become 

very costly. If you change the color or type of your shingles, submit a 

sample to the Board for architectural control approval. There are some 

restrictions on the type of shingles you can use. 

Do not leave oil or other spots on your driveway. Remove these 

immediately as the concrete is quite porous and postponing the removal 

makes the process very difficult. Keep your flowerbeds weeded. Trim 

your trees and shrubs. Mow your lawn weekly in the growing season. 

Edge all sidewalks and driveway areas. If you self-mulch, make sure the 

mulching is evenly distributed into the lawn area. If you do not selfmulch, 

bag all clippings and place these on the curb on trash pick-up 

day. Keep all bushes trimmed. Remove dead plantings, bushes and trees 

from your immediately. Mulch garden areas and flowerbeds at least once 

per year. Keep your lawn, trees, shrubs, bushes and plantings watered so 

all remain healthy and have a good appearance. 

Keep your fence boards in good condition. If fence boards rot, replace 

them. Keep your gate in good condition as well. Replace the gate if 

necessary. Since our subdivisions are both over 30 years old, many gates 

have begun to sag. Some are not operable. Replace the gate, the post 

and concrete if this is the case with your gate. 

Keep unsightly junk (refrigerators and other appliances, construction 

debris, car parts, etc) in the garage. Keep garage cans and bagged trash 

out of view from the street. 

Since our homes were built, many new technologies have been 

developed. Instead of replacing siding with wood, you can choose hardiplank, 

which is a formulation of concrete that lasts much longer than 

wood. Vinyl siding has become very popular as a permanent solution to 

painting. Be sure to submit the color to the WCIA architectural control 

committee for approval. Vinyl windows are also becoming very popular 

as both an attractive alternative to the original aluminum windows and 

an energy saving and sound proofing tool. If you plan to change the 

architectural look of your home with your vinyl windows, please submit 

these choices to the architectural control committee for approval. Many 

homeowners who replace their roofs are installing hurricane straps 

during the process of roof replacement. Hurricane straps are attached 

to the roof and the interior framework for better resistance to sustained, 

high winds. 

In short, use common sense when maintaining your home. The deed 

restrictions simply restate the known and accepted standards of 

maintenance and preventive maintenance items for a home. Don’t 

overlook the obvious. If you receive a letter from the management 

company about a problem with your home, address the issue quickly to 

avoid costly deterioration. 

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WATCH FOR EMERGENCY FIRE AND 

AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT IN THE SUBDIVISION 

A while back an event took place in one of our subdivisions, which was 

rather thought provoking, indeed. It seems that the fire department 

equipment was blocking the street at a scene and one of the neighbors 

actually asked the personnel to move the vehicles! Please, people, think 

about this. Everything isn’t about you all of the time. There is a basic 

protocol, at one time understood by all who resided in the USA, when it 

comes to emergency vehicles. For those of you who might have forgotten 

or simply never knew what to do, here is the protocol: 

1) Do not approach emergency personnel (fire, ambulance or police) 

when they are at a scene 

2) Do not ask emergency personnel to “move their equipment” 

3) Do not park close to the equipment 

4) Do not hinder loading or unloading of equipment with your vehicle 

5) Do not “drive up” on the scene - take an alternate route or wait 

6) Do not attempt to engage emergency personnel in conversation until 

the scene is cleared-that would be when they are leaving the area. 

For most of us, these are common sense issues. An ambulance is not there 

for a visit. A fire truck is not there for show and tell. A marked sheriff’s 

vehicle is not there for coffee. These are our emergency personnel. Please 

show respect for the lives and property they save. Stay away from the 

personnel and the vehicles. 

TEXAS TRANSPORTATION CODE 

JUNKED VEHICLES 

§ 683.071. DEFINITION. In this subchapter, “junked[0] vehicle[0]” means a 

vehicle[0] that is self-propelled and: 

(1) does not have lawfully attached to it: 

(A) an unexpired license plate; or 

(B) a valid motor vehicle[0] inspection certificate and 

(2) is: 

(A) wrecked, dismantled or partially dismantled or discarded or 

(B) inoperable and has remained inoperable for more than: 

(i) 72 consecutive hours, if the vehicle[0] is on public property or 

(ii) 30 consecutive days, if the vehicle[0] is on private property. 

Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995. Amended by Acts 

1999, 76th Leg., ch. 746, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999; Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 

798, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 2001. 

Translation: Do not leave junk cars on your property. The fines are 

substantial. If your car does not operate and you want to keep it, put the 

vehicle in your garage. If your car is not inspected and not registered, put 

it in the garage. A word to the wise should be sufficient.A new emphasis 

is being placed on junk vehicles in our neighborhoods. Do not park any 

vehicle on your lawn at anytime. 

PARKING LAWS STRICTLY ENFORCED 

Street parking is a problem in both Westlake and Westlake Forest. Cars parked 

on the street, even when parked legally, can be a hazard to the community both 

in terms of safety and appearances. Communities with open streets, which are 

easily navigable are far preferable to those with the cluttered look of helter-skelter 

vehicle parking. The Texas Traffic Code stipulates the following laws on parking: 

• Park no less than 30 Feet from stop sign 

• Park no less than 20 Feet from cross walk 

• Park no more than 18” from curb - parallel to curb, turned toward curb, 

car locked 

WITH the traffic direction 

• Park no more than 48 hours on a public street - sticker after 48 hours/ 

tow after additional 48 hours 

• No parking on the sidewalks (except where sidewalk crosses driveway) 

• Park no less than 15 ft from fire hydrant 

• Do not park so that your vehicle obstructs another’s driveway 

• Vehicles parked on street must show valid current registration & 

inspection 

SNITCH ON A CROOK….. 

GET A TIPS REWARD 

Crime Stoppers signs are posted in different areas of our neighborhood. 

They are here for a reason. Did you know that Crime Stoppers will pay for 

tips on anyone that is responsible for Graffiti? Call 713-222-TIPS and get 

paid real, no-hassle, no taxes owed MONEY. 

Crime Stoppers also pays for tips that are provided that lead to the 

arrest (not conviction) of a suspect. It’s never too early to think about 

Christmas shopping, clothing needs, that special video game you’ve 

been wanting… turn in a criminal and get some money. Crime Stoppers 

pays up to $5,000 for tips. 

TEXAS LAW FACTS 

It is against the law to park your vehicle within 30 feet of a stop sign and 

to park within 20 feet of a cross walk/intersection and 15 feet of a fire 

hydrant. 

A car parked for more than 48 consecutive hours on the street is subject 

to towing under Texas law. 

It is a FELONY if your dog has bitten someone before and is now known to 

be a dangerous dog if you allow your dog to bite someone else. See Texas 

Law, called the Lillian’s Law. 

STREETLIGHTS OUT? 

Please report outages of streetlights to Centerpoint Energy. Get the pole 

number as well as the nearest street address and call 713–207-2222 or go 

to their website and complete an on-line form. It is very important that nonworking 

lights are reported for the safety of our each of us. Call it in, call it in. 

DEED RESTRICTION COPY 

Homeowners and renters can get a copy of the deed restrictions for both 

Westlake and Westlake Forest on our website: www.westlakecia.org. 

Please note that these two subdivisions have separate deed restrictions. 

You may also call Inframark or send them an email to have a copy mailed 

to you. Information on Inframark is on the inside of the back page of the 

monthly newsletter and on our website. 

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. 

CODE KEY: B - BABYSITTING, CPR - CPR CERT., FAC - FIRST AID CERT., 

RCC - RED CROSS CERT., SS - SAFE SITTER, SL - SWIM LESSONS, PP - 

PET/PLANT SITTER, P - PET CARE ONLY, H - HOUSE CARE, L - LAWN 

CARE, C- CAR CARE/DETAILING, T - TUTORING 

There are currently no teenage job seekers available. Have your teen 

send in their information to be added. 


Cherry Lollipops 

You could make this on National Candy Day November 4th! 

INGREDIENTS: 

Nonstick cooking spray 

3/4 cup granulated sugar 

1/2 cup light corn syrup 

1/4 cup butter 

1 box (3-ounce) cherry gelatin dessert mix 

Special Equipment: 

20 (4-inch) lollipop sticks 

Metal tablespoon-size measuring spoon 

Candy thermometer 

DIRECTIONS: 

Spray 2 large baking sheets with nonstick spray. Arrange 10 lollipop 

sticks on each baking sheet, spacing evenly apart. 

Stir sugar, corn syrup and butter in small saucepan over low heat until 

sugar has dissolved. Slowly bring to boil, stirring frequently. Continue 

cooking for 7 minutes or until candy thermometer registers 275 degrees. 

Stir in gelatin until smooth. Using metal tablespoon and working quickly, 

spoon syrup over one end of each lollipop stick. Cool completely. 

Wrap each lollipop in plastic wrap and store in airtight container. 

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Amish White Bread 

You could make this on Homemade Bread Day November 17th! 

INGREDIENTS: 

2 cups warm water (110 degrees F/45 degrees C) 

2/3 cup white sugar 

1 1/2 tablespoons active dry yeast 

1 1/2 teaspoons salt 

1/4 cup vegetable oil 

6 cups bread flour 

DIRECTIONS: 

In a large bowl, dissolve the sugar in warm water and then stir in yeast. 

Allow to proof until yeast resembles a creamy foam. Mix salt and oil into 

the yeast. Mix in flour one cup at a time. Knead dough on a lightly floured 

surface until smooth. Place in a well oiled bowl and turn dough to coat. 

Cover with a damp cloth. Allow to rise until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour. 

Punch dough down. Knead for a few minutes and divide in half. Shape 

into loaves and place into two well oiled 9x5 inch loaf pans. Allow to rise 

for 30 minutes or until dough has risen 1 inch above pans. 

Source: allrecipes.com 

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• Brown patch will continue to plague St. Augustine lawns as 

nights get cooler and humidity and rain continue. Discolored 

circles will appear in low areas almost overnight. Apply a fungicide 

recommended for brown patch according to label directions. Avoid 

walking through brown-patched turf. It spreads easily from the 

bottom of your shoes. If brown patch appears in the same lawn 

areas every year, add an inch or two of sandy topsoil to eliminate 

those low spots. 

• Fertilize St. Augustine turf with a winterizing formula to promote 

root growth over the winter months. Lower your lawn mover blades 

now and mow on a schedule that cuts no more than one-third of 

the grass blade away. 

• As chrysanthemums and other perennials finish blooming, cut 

flowering stalks to the ground to permit all strength to be used in 

making root growth. 

• Feed roses lightly, but avoid nitrogen fertilizers. Do not prune now. 

Keep up spraying program and water deeply. 

• Remove dead foliage and plant debris to help eradicate insects 

and disease organisms. Thin out and transfer volunteer seedlings. 

Beds made now will benefit by weathering before being planted. If 

soil is heavy, dig six inches deep, leave rough, cover with gymsum 

and strawy manure, water and allow to mellow. 

• Bananas are more likely to bear fruit if the trunk does not die back 

in winter. Cut banana stalks back to six feet, wrap with newspaper 

and burlap. 

• Continue mulching for winter. Build up a thick top mulch to protect 

roots from freezing and winter drying. Don’t throw away those pine 

tree needles; they make great acidic mulch for azaleas, gardenias 

and next Spring’s impatiens. 

• Place pansies in beds after weather has cooled. Use a little blood 

meat mixed in soil under each plant. 

• Now is the best time to plant trees and shrubs. 

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have parents who served in Iraq or Afghanistan alone. All 

of us share in the responsibility of caring for our military 

families and veterans. These families have stepped up to 

the plate at great personal cost and the toll that multiple 

and extended deployments take can be very high. Stress 

levels sky rocket and spouses and children can struggle 

when service members are gone for prolonged periods 

and some may even have a difficult time adjusting when 

the service member returns. All of these families deserve 

some recognition and our appreciation. 

10 WAYS TO RECOGNIZE MILITARY FAMILY 

APPRECIATION MONTH 

The month of November is Military Family Month. This provides us all the opportunity 

to celebrate the sacrifices and contributions that service members’ families have made 

and continue to make. As we celebrate the annual November Military Appreciation 

Month take the time to honor our veterans, their families and the sacrifices they’ve 

made. 

“Military families exemplify the courage and resolve that define our national character. 

For their country and their loved ones, they rise to the challenges of multiple 

deployments and frequent moves - spouses who care and provide for children in their 

partners’ absence, kids who make new friends and leave known comforts behind. They 

are the force behind the force, patriots who support their family members in uniform 

while enriching the communities they call home.” The sacrifices and duty involved in 

service to the nation often goes unnoticed by those in the civilian world. Countless 

moves. Nonstop deployments. Extended deployments…Over two million children 

Families who not only survive, but thrive - who every day 

serve with courage and honor, rate extra kudos. As we 

celebrate the annual November Military Appreciation 

Month take the time to honor our veterans, their families 

and the sacrifices they’ve made. A familiar question is 

what can you do? 

1. SAY Thank you! 

2. Write a thank you note to a family for what they’ve 

sacrificed. 

3. Provide job opportunities. 

4. Offer workplace flexibility. 

5. Offer to babysit. Imagine 6-9 months with no spouse 

at home to support you! Yup - let that sink in! Offer to 

babysit. Often. It can be a sanity saver. 

6. Perform a random act of kindness for the family, while 

remaining anonymous. 

7. Volunteer your time. Cut the grass. Rake leaves. Clear 

gutters. 

8. Thank them publicly (on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) 

for their sacrifice. 

9. Donate to a veterans’ charity on their behalf. 

10. ASK - “How can I help?” 

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10 Alternatives to a 

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• Pork Roast: Adding apples and cinnamon will ensure 

that no one misses the turkey when you serve this dish. It 

smells and tastes like holiday heaven. 

• Roasted Chicken: A roasted chicken certainly qualifies as 

a solid turkey replacement. 

• Thanksgiving Jambalaya: You can substitute any meat 

here: turkey breast slices, chicken, shrimp. 

• Baked Cod or Microwaved Salmon: Who says you can’t 

serve fish on Thanksgiving! 

• Eggplant Parmesan: Both vegetarians and nonvegetarians 

alike will love you for this. 

• Leg of Lamb: A great alternative that will everyone, 

especially if you add exotic spices and seasonings. 

• Beef Stew: Hearty and plentiful; your house will be filled 

with the most amazing aromas. 

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BEAT THE 

HOLIDAY WEIGHT 

Mashed potatoes, homemade apple pie, stuffing, hot 

dinner rolls with melted butter, creamed corn, green 

bean casserole, salad with all the fixins’ and of course 

the main dish - the BIRD. All of this equals at least 

2,000+ calories. What is a holiday food enthusiast 

to do? Yes, you CAN avoid the holiday weight gain! 

Here’s how: 

• Drink H2O before you eat: chances are, you are 

thirsty before any and every meal; drink a full glass 

of water to quench your thirst first, then notice you 

will feel fuller. 

• Rainbow plate: make sure your plate has color - fresh/ 

not creamed items, broiled or grilled vegetables, 

protein, carbohydrate and again, water. 

• On the side: those side dishes - mashed potatoes, 

casseroles, stuffing, dressing, etc. are SIDES not main 

dishes; make sure to keep these portions small. 

• NO to salad dressing: hooray there is a salad! BUT 

- that tasty dressing (ranch, thousand island, French, 

Russian, balsamic vinaigrette, etc.) will reverse the 

purpose of the ruffage; instead, make your own 

dressing at home and bring it with you or simply ask 

for olive oil, salt & pepper and maybe a hint of lemon. 

• Walk it off: finished eating? Go for a WALK; football 

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SECOND ANNUAL HOLIDAY MARKET 

Faith West Academy (2225 Porter Rd) is holding its Second Annual Holiday 

Market on Saturday, November 7, 2020, 10 AM-4 PM. Come out and spend 

some time supporting local artists and vendors while getting a head start 

on holiday shopping! Please contact FaithWestFineArtsNetwork@gmail. 

com for more information. 

GARAGE SALES 

WESTHEIMER LAKES & 

WESTHEIMER LAKES NORTH 

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Our residents have cleaned out their closets and can’t wait for you to stop 

by on Saturday, November 7 th from 7 AM to 12 Noon! You’ll find treasures 

galore in our community-wide garage sale! Residents will be selling their 

items right out of their garages. For a map and list of items being sold at 

Westheimer Lakes and Westheimer Lakes North, don’t forget to stop by 

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Community Events 

THE WOMEN’S FUND FOR HEALTH EDUCATION 

AND RESILIENCY: 10TH ANNUAL ROCKIN’ 

RESILIENCY LUNCHEON 

The Women’s Fund for Health Education and Resiliency, a nonprofit 

providing Houston-area women and girls with the tools needed to be 

advocates for their health, is pleased to announce its 10 th Annual Rockin’ 

Resiliency Luncheon on Sunday, November 1, 2020, at 11 AM. The 

Women’s Fund along with Luncheon Chairs Christine and Steve Johnson 

are hosting an in-person luncheon at the Royal Sonesta Hotel, 2222 West 

South Loop, Houston, TX 77027, along with a virtual event online for 

guests to celebrate at a distance. 

Guests along with girls and women who participate in The Women’s 

Fund’s Health Education classes are invited to the fun-filled afternoon 

featuring a keynote speaker, silent auction and more. 

The Women’s Fund invites everyone to support the mission to help more 

adolescent girls and women lead happier, healthier and more resilient 

lives by purchasing a sponsorship or tickets to the Rockin’ Resiliency 

Luncheon at www.thewomensfund.org/events. 

For 41 years, The Women’s Fund has educated girls and women in the 

Houston area through classes, workshops, lectures and publications 

that teach resiliency skills and relate those skills to current health risks. 

Dedicated to ensuring positive health outcomes for individuals and 

communities, The Women’s Fund serves close to 12,000 women and 

adolescent girls and distributes 9,913 publications each year. 

For more information, visit www.womensfund.org, call 713-623-6543 or 

follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. 

NCL-Katy Chapter 

Membership Drive 

National Charity League, Inc. (NCL), the oldest and largest motherdaughter 

volunteer organization in the nation, gives mothers and 

daughters unique opportunities to strengthen their bond while growing 

together and improving their communities through philanthropic, 

leadership and cultural activities. For the 2021-2022 Membership Year, 

we are accepting applications for mothers with daughters currently in 6 th 

grade in the Katy ISD, Richmond, Fulshear or Sealy areas. Deadline for all 

applications and required forms is due 1/15/2021. 

We look forward to meeting everyone as you learn more about 

this opportunity to make a aluable impact to our community while 

strengthening your mother/daughter bond by joining NCL-Katy chapter. 

If you are interested in learning more about this exciting opportunity, 

visit us at www.nationalcharityleague.org/vpage/index-katy/, click on 

Join Our Chapter for additional information. Contact Colleen Cooper, VP 

Membership at membershipkaty@nclonline.org 

NATIONAL DAYS IN November 

Did you know that every month has some sort of National day, week 

or even the whole month is a National month? Some could be used to 

plan a fun day with the family or create a project for the kids on a rainy 

afternoon or maybe just start an interesting discussion! Here is a partial 

list of what we found for the month of November: 

November 1 st : National Author’s Day 

November 2 nd : National Deviled Egg Day 

November 3 rd : National Sandwich Day 

November 4 th : National Candy Day 

November 5 th : National Doughnut Day 

November 6 th : National Nachos Day 

November 7 th : National Stress Awareness Day 

November 8 th : National Cappuccino Day 

November 9 th : National Scrapple Day 

November 10 th : National Vanilla Cupcake Day 

November 11 th : National Sundae Day 

November 12 th : National Chicken Soup for the Soul Day 

November 13 th : National World Kindness Day 

November 14 th : National Pickle Day 

November 15 th : National Bundt (Pan) Day 

November 16 th : National Fast Food Day 

November 17 th : National Homemade Bread Day 

November 18 th : National Vichyssoise Day 

November 19 th : National Carbonated Beverage W/Caffeine Day 

November 20 th : National Peanut Butter Fudge Day 

November 21 st : National Stuffing Day 

November 22 nd : National Cranberry Relish Day 

November 23 rd : National Cashew Day 

November 24 th : National Sardines Day 

November 25 th : National Parfait Day 

November 26 th : National Cake Day 

November 27 th : National Bavarian Cream Pie Day 

November 28 th : National French Toast Day 

November 29 th : Electronic Greetings Day 

November 30 th : National Mason Jar Day 

Monthly Events, Holidays 

Adopt A Senior Pet Month, National Diabetes Month, Aviation History 

Month, Epilepsy Awareness Month, Lung Cancer Awareness Month, 

Military Family Appreciation Month, Adoption Month, PPSI AIDS 

Awareness Month, Alzheimer’s Disease Month, COPD Month, Family 

Stories Month, Scholarship Month, Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month 


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Chelsea Market Theater, 4617 Montrose Blvd. #100, Houston, TX 77006 

Mildred’s Umbrella Theater has put a hold on live productions until 

December 2020, to insure the safety of our patrons and our artists. We 

hope you are all safe and healthy and we miss you. In the meantime, we 

have some other free treats in store while we wait for the time to be right 

for live theater. 

FINE WINES - November 2020 (exact dates TBA) Online 

FEMFEST HOUSTON: BLACK WOMEN’S VOICES - December 4-6, 2020 at 14 

Pews, 800 Aurora St, Houston TX 77009 

WOMEN ROCK, annual concert fundraiser at RUDYARDS! - February 2021 

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TOOTH AND TAIL: full production - March 18-April 3, 2021, Deluxe Theater, 

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STAGEWORKS THEATRE 

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“All students are eligible for one breakfast and one lunch meal per day 

per federal guidance,” said Nutrition & Food Service Executive Director 

Donna Pittenger. “Parents can however add funds to their student’s Pay 

N’ Go meal account for a la carte purchases or in preparation for when the 

USDA waiver ends,” added Pittenger. 

For students participating in Katy ISD virtual instruction, as well as 

children 18 and under not enrolled in Katy ISD, breakfast and lunch can 

be picked up at designated school curbside distribution sites from 4 to 

6 PM, Monday through Friday. Meals are packaged to be heated and 

eaten at home and are to be picked up a day before the intended use. 

Distribution sites include: 

· Cinco Ranch High School, 23440 Cinco Ranch Blvd, Katy, TX 77494 

· Mayde Creek High School, 19202 Groeschke Road, Katy, TX 77084 

· Morton Ranch High School, 21000 Franz Road, Katy, TX 77449 

The TDA policy now requires parents picking up meals, without a student, 

to present one of the following forms of documentation for each child: 

an official letter, email, electronic school application, student report 

card, student ID card, attendance records with student’s names or a birth 

certificate. 

Once the waiver expires, Katy ISD will switch back to the National School 

Lunch and Breakfast Program. Free and reduced meal applications must 

still be submitted for the 2020-2021 school year to determine benefits after 

the waiver ends. Parents can visit schoolcafe.com/KatyISD to apply online. 

DONATUTORS 

Donatutors is a nonprofit tutoring organization that donates 100% of 

our proceeds to charity. All of our tutors are straight-A students at Seven 

Lakes High school and we offer a multitude of courses like creative 

writing, computer science, biology, public speaking, ICTW writing and 

many different math courses too. We charge $20 per class, but the first 

one is free! For more information, check out donatutors.com or email 

us at donatutors@gmail.com. What’s even cooler is that this summer 

Donatutors was able to raise $1,283 which we used 70% to give to a 

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Sunday: Closed

Westlake Forest November 2020

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