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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE

Copyright © 2004 Peel, Inc. FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE - November 2004 1

November 2004 Volume 11Number 11

C O M M U N I T Y • G A Z E T T E

Fairfield Charity Golf ClassicSeptember 11, 2001

On behalf of the Fairfield Charity Golf Classic committee, we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for making our tournament asuccess. The proceeds from the tournament are being used to fund the Fairfield Women’s Club college scholarships, the Fairfield Sports Association’sgeneral fund for capital improvements, the American Red Cross in Florida for the hurricane relief and other charitable organizations as deemedappropriate by our memberships.

We would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to our community! Due to your incredible generosity, we were able to make this event fun andenjoyable for our players. All of the golfers were very appreciative of the wonderful prizes and donated items. A special thank you is also given toCypress Lakes Golf Club for the warm hospitality.

Our day began with a moment of silence to remember all of the loved ones who lost their lives in thetragedies of September 11, 2001.

Then the competition began!

We would like to CONGRATULATE the WINNERS of the tournament:

1st Place: Mark Cowie, Bret Marquis, Jeff Flinn, & Jim Thomason 2nd Place: Todd Henke, Joe Connelly, Mark Lundquist, & David Toups

A very special thank you is given to FRIENDSWOOD DEVELOPMENT for being the Longest Drive and the Closest to the Pin Sponsor. Hatsoff to Wells Fargo Bank for sponsoring the Putting Contest, won by Russell Wells, and to Bill Heard Chevrolet for sponsoring the Driving Range.

All 91 golfers are to be commended on a job well done. Without the support of all of you, the tournament would not take place. We sincerelyappreciate the continued support and we are looking forward to our next tournament in March of 2006!

We could have never had a successful tournament without our 18 wonderful hole sponsors. Thanks to all of you for your very generous support:

1 ~ MMG Media 7 ~ Joe Myers Mazda 13 ~ Doyle Cox Realtor2 ~ Catechis Campbell & Assoc 8 ~ Wells Fargo Bank 14 ~ AMI3 ~ Guardian Pest Control 9 ~ M-I SWACO 15 ~ Stone Marketing Int’l.4 ~ SHOP CO USA 10 ~ Joe Myers Toyota 16 ~ Kids-R-Kids5 ~ UME Mario & Sherrie Ruiz 11 ~ Concorde Realty 17 ~ Memorial Hermann6 ~ Perry Pools & Spas 12 ~ Northwest Family Practice 18 ~ J.C.T. Enterprises

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Important NumbersEMERGENCY NUMBERSAmbulance ................................................................................................... 911

Fire ........................................................................................................... 911Poison Control ......................................................................... 800-222-1222Sheriff's Department ................................................................................. 911

NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERSAmbulance ............................................................................... 713-466-4073Cy-Fair Medical Clinic (24 hr) ................................................ 281-890-4285FBI ........................................................................................... 713-693-5000Fire .......................................................................................... 713-466-4073Harris County Animal Control ................................................. 281-999-3191Sheriff's Department ................................................................ 713-221-6000Vacation Watch ........................................................................281-647-9371

CHURCHESChrist the Redeemer Presbyterian Church ............................... 281-357-8880Community of Faith ................................................................. 832-875-2520Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church ..................................... 281-469-5533Fairfield Baptist Church .......................................................... 281-373-5446Fairfield Church of Christ ........................................................ 281-373-1900Fountain of Life Fellowship .................................................... 281-373-9337Good Shepherd United Methodist Church ............................... 281-373-2273Harvest Bible Church .............................................................. 281-304-1441Saint Aidan’s Episcopal Church .............................................. 281-353-3203The Fellowship at Fairfield ...................................................... 281-923-5130

COMMITTEE NUMBERSCrime Watch Chairman: Shauna Dunlap ............................. 713-693-5131Fairfield Area Swim Team: Carla Tharp ............................... 281-373-3955Fairfield Women's Club: Alicia Wilson ................................ 281-304-1866

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEEHolly A. Reichert ..................................................................... 281-304-9956

NEWSLETTER PUBLISHERPeel, Inc. .................................................................................. 806-385-6444Adver./Jeri Deyoe ............................. [email protected], 713-569-5342

FAIRFIELD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONResident Board Members:

Joni Seifert (Chappell Ridge) .................................................. 281-256-2853Kay Jukes (Chappell Ridge) .................................................... 281-373-9301John White (Chappell Ridge) .................................................. 281-373-1223John Hanes (Garden Grove)...................................................... 281-654-5048Dave Humphrey (Inwood Park)................................................ 281-373-5384Randy Shackelford (Inwood Park)............................................. 281-686-1139Marcus Hadjik (Inwood Park).................................................. 281-256-1964Eric Marsh (Inwood Park)........................................................ 281-373-3955Mark Gafford (Inwood Park, FF Village Community Assoc.) ... 281-373-4426Anna Graves (Lakes of Fairfield............................................... 281-304-8851Terry Noe (Lakes of Fairfield).................................................. 281-373-5513Chris Delahoussaye (Lakes of Fairfield)....................................281-304-9112Rick Todd (Trails of Fairfield).................................................. 281-304-1741Friendswood Development:Tim Fitzpatrick (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Garden Grove, Lakes, Trails)........ 281-875-1552Tommy Weaver (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Garden Grove, Lakes, Trails)..........281-875-1552Nan Peavey (Bradford Creek, Chappell Ridge, Lakes) ..............................................281-875-1552

GOVERNMENT/STATE NUMBERSCourthouse Annex.................................................................... 281-859-0685Driver's License ....................................................................... 713-681-6187Post Office ...............................................................................281-373-9125Voter Registration .................................................................... 713-224-1919

MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERSA.M.I (deed restrictions, etc.) .................................................. 713-932-1122Community Meeting Room...................................................... 281-373-0834Cypress Area Home Schoolers ................................................. 281-890-3792Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC) .................................................. 281-373-0834Fairfield Information Center .................................................... 281-373-1177Friendswood Development ...................................................... 281-875-1552Garden Grove Pool .................................................................. 281-256-9417Harris Co. Library (Northwest) ............................................... 281-890-2665Harris Co. Animal Control ....................................................... 281-999-3191Harris County Mosquito Control ............................................. 713-440-4800Inwood Park Pool .................................................................... 281-256-9498

SCHOOL NUMBERSAult Elementary ....................................................................... 281-373-2800Bus Information ....................................................................... 713-897-4380Cy-Fair Administration ............................................................ 281-897-4000Cy-Fair High School ................................................................ 281-897-4600

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Goodson Junior High School ................................................... 281-373-2350UTILITY NUMBERS

ENTEX (gas) ........................................................................... 713-659-2111HL&P (Electricity) .................................................................. 713-207-2222Southwestern Bell (phone) ....................................................... 713-638-7000ST Environmental (Sewer/water).............................................. 281-398-8211Time Warner Cable ..................................................................713-462-9000Waste Management (trash) ...................................................... 713-686-6666

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Fairfield Community GazetteProcedures for Submitting Articles and Classifieds

The Fairfield Athletic Center will no longer be accepting articles for theFairfield Community Gazette. If you would like to submit an article forpublication in the Gazette, please follow these guidelines:

Articles, classified ads (limit 30 words), questions regarding our regularcolumns, and teen job postings (i.e., additions, deletions and changes) must besubmitted to the editor, Holly Reichert, via e-mail [email protected]. Photographs and graphics are accepted in eitherformat and may be submitted along with any article.

When submitting articles and classifieds, please submit typed items only.Hand-written information will not be accepted. Always include your name andtelephone number, as we must be able to contact you prior to printing yourarticle.

The deadline for submission of the above is no later than the 10th of the monthand will appear in the following month’s Gazette. In order for the Gazette to bereleased on time the article submission deadline date will be strictly adhered tofrom now on. No articles will be accepted after the 10th of the month. Advertis-ers should contact Jeri Deyoe at 713-569-5342 or [email protected] for ad-vertising and “Business Classified.”.

ALL ARTICLES AND CLASSIFIEDS MUST GO THROUGHTHE EDITOR.

Articles submitted directly to the publisher will not be accepted or published.

Thank you, Holly A. Reichert (#281-304-9956)

Community Calendar

Saturday, November 6, 2004Blessing of the Animals at Messiah Lutheran Church

Monday, November 8, 2004NWHC Aggie Mother’s Club Meeting

Tuesday, November 9, 2004MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield Meeting

Thursday, November 11, 2004Senior’s Pot Luck Supper

Saturday, November 13, 2004Cy-Fair Color Guard Fund-raiser

Tuesday, November 16, 2004Fairfield Women’s Club Meeting

Senior’s Game Night

Saturday, November 20, 2004Senior’s Bus Trip to Schulenburg

Thursday, November 25, 2004Senior’s Game Night



Fairfield Charity Golf Classic continued…September 11, 2001

We would also like to thank the volunteers that helped us on the day of the event, you were all lifesavers. We could not have managed witnessing allof the hole-in-ones without you. Thank you wives, husbands, children, friends, and FWC members for coming though in a pinch.

The last group that we would like to recognize is the members of the FCGC committee: Anna Cowser, Elayne Cox, Katie Smith, Kim Urban, MattAlborn, Joe Connelly, Tom Cunningham, Ricky Diaz, Mark Lundquist, Allen Webb, and Chris Wilson. Thanks for the many months of meetings,phone calls, emails, and planning that took place to make this tournament a reality. Your time is truly appreciated!

Thanks Everyone!Lisa Cannon & Bob McInnerneyFairfield Charity Golf Classic Co-Chairs

Vic & Anthony’s Steak House-Tim Koehler Texsport Houston Oaks Golf Club

CPS Information Group-Drayton McLane Denny’s Kevin & Sheryl Richard

UT & Olympic Swim Coach Eddie Reece Randalls David & Holly Bowman

Mixed Well-Sophia Floyd & Jill Weiler Doyle Cox Joe & Shelley Connelly

Sam’s Hwy 290/West Rd-Lisa Wright Jeff Barnes Music Mountain Water

Mary Kay Cosmetics-Vivian Sobotik Doug King Re/Max-Cindy Brown

Re/Max-Jodi Willis & Darla Simon Allen Webb Texas Tech University

Premiere Jewelry-Wendy Miller Top 8 Nails Bear Creek Golf Club

The Salsa Gourmet-Katie Smith TradeMarks Annette Vidrine-CPA

Koz Printing-Dennis Blomberg Edwin Watts Amerisource Funding

Baskin Robbins-Holly Reichert Vicki Lynn’s High Meadow Ranch

Memorial Hermann Healthcare Gillman Auto Fairfield Auto Center

Keller Williams-Alicia Wilson Brent Savage Fairfield Dental Care

Outback Steakhouse-Hwy 290 Mossy Nissan Rick & Lisa Cannon

Advanced Property Services Callegari Law Re/Max-Dawn Fore

Fairfield Information Center Kim Schneider Kim & Mike Urban

Friendswood Development Mike Hagaman Blaketree Golf Club

Gabriel Tran Photography Johnny Carinos CenterPoint Energy

Fairfield Church of Christ Tom Cunningham Heery International

Mark & Jeanie Lundquist Wells Fargo Bank Cypress Wal-Mart

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Each golfer received a lunch from the Fairfield Subway and a delicious steak dinner at the end of the tournament from Outback Steakhouse Hwy 290.In addition to the food, each player received a goodie bag filled with wonderful items and a wind shirt. We were so fortunate to have a tremendousamount of prizes donated for the goodie bags, raffle and silent auction. We appreciate your continued support. Thanks to the following for making thispossible:

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The Fairfield Sports Association 1st Annual Summer Festival BenefitingThe Joe Zemba Cancer Fundwould like to extend a BIG Thank You to all of our Silent Auction Donators:

II FriendsAcademyAll Star Team (8 yr. olds)Austin MarriottAvalon DinerB’s PursesBark’s Fifth AvenueBaskin RobbinsBeauty Secrets SalonBeauticontrol – Tammy KershawBear Creek Roller RinkBlackhorse Golf ClubBoudreaux DartsC. H. RobinsonCafé Du BoisCapture the MomentCassandra’s Hair StudioCavatoresCelebrity CruisesChez NousChipotleDebi WesneskeChristian TreasuresChristiane Hair, Nails and SkinChuy’sJoe and Shelly ConnellyCookiecutter BakeryCopperfield Car WashCowboy LiquorCreative Memories–Roxanne LangleyCrockett Sales and RentalCruiseLine TravelCypress Lakes Golf ClubDel’s Grill and CustardDenny’sDiana Miller, Hair StylistDickinson InteriorsDonuts and DeliMike and Nancy HagamanDream ScapingEclectic SalonElegant IronEssential BabyE’s Neighborhood PizzeriaFairfield Sports AssociationFriends of Fairfield TraceKim and Joyce FuchsGet SportyKirt GilmoreScott and Dana GlassStephen and Judith HabermacherStacie HemannHealth and Wellness CenterHilton Garden Inn NorthwestHollywood VideoHorseshoe Bay Resort – Marriott

Doreen JarvisJones Road Animal HospitalKeith ElementaryPat and Joe KleinLa MariaLongwood Golf ClubLuby’sCraig MalloryDan and Theresa MalloryMarble Slab CreameryMary Kay – Vivian SobotikMatt Family OrchardMaui Rayz TanningMelanie MedlinBobbie MichaelsMitsy’s BoutiqueMariela MorenoNancy Getman PhotographyNestle Toll House CaféNorthwest CycleOmaha SteaksOutback SteakhousePaintball BonanzaPampered Chef - Jennifer HortonPampered Chef - Georgia CookPanera BreadPaula LovingPaulie’sPappa’sPatrick’s SalonsJason and Karen PitcockPlayhouse 1960Karen and Kent PopePositive Response Dog TrainingKevin and Sheryl RichardRico’s 1960Rico’s Mexican - GreenspointRiviana FoodsSeal the Moment PhotographyDon and Lynn SelchowLee and Kim SewellSilverchicksMelinda S. Simmons, M.A., CCC, SLPMarthy SmithSonicHarvey and Shari StaffordStage Stores/Palais RoyalStampin’ Up! – Jan HanesStrong Vision CenterStarbuck’sTGF HaircuttersThe BooksThe KesslersThe SchneidersThe JonesThe GarnersThe Salsa Gourmet

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Thank you to all of thewonderful sponsors:

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Burglary of Habitat (incl. att. garage) .........................................None

Burglary (non-residence) ..............................................................None

Buglary of Motor Vehicle ..............................................................None

Theft/Vehicle ...................................................................................ThreeLake Ridge:• Unknown subject(s) stole decking materials from an Emerald

Homes construction site.Lakeside:• Unknown subject(s) stole a mahogany stained glass door from a

Newmark Homes construction site.Inwood Park Village:• Resident reported that her son stole his/her checks.

Theft from Auto ...............................................................................OneThe Estates:• Unknown subject(s) stole the front bumper and license plate

from their vehicle.

Credit Card Abuse ...........................................................................OneInwood Park Village:• Resident reported credit card abuse from a known subject.

Criminal Mischief ............................................................................TwoThe Landing:• Resident reported that a neighbor damaged his/her vehicle.Chappell Ridge Village:• Unknown subject(s) threw a rock at the window of a resident’s

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Annual Food and Toy DriveIt’s time once again for Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department’s an-nual food and toy drive. The event collects non-perishable foodand new, unwrapped toys to be distributed to the area’s less fortu-nate families at the holidays. In the upcoming weeks, we will bedistributing paper bags to put your donations in. We will collectthe bags a few weeks later. Your generosity always makes ourdrive a huge success.

CPR & First Aid ClassesDo you or a group that you’re associated with need a CPR or FirstAid class? The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department hosts theseclasses every month. All classes are held at Station Nine in theCopperfield area. The cost is $20 each per person or you can take

both for $35. Courses include infant, child, and adult CPR, as wellas obstructed airway and rescue breathing. For more informationor to sign up for a class, please call the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire De-partment Business Office at 281-550-6663.

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The Pet Corner:GOOD NEWS FOR OUR PETS…

Geri Bishop has so kindly established a website for Fairfield residentsfor LOST and FOUND PETS. Although Geri will still be available byphone, check out the website…it’s very helpful to all us pet lovers.

For lost and found pets, please contact:

Geri Bishophttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/fairfieldpets

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Your kind help is still needed for FOSTERING THOSE LOST PETS!

For all you animal lovers: There are many times, in our community,when people find a lost animal/pet and can’t pick it up because theyhave no place to shelter the animal until the owner is either found ornotified and comes to claims it.

This is where your kind help is needed. We are asking for residents inthe Fairfield community to volunteer their homes and backyards to fos-ter a lost animal for 1 to 2 days – until the owner is located and theanimal is returned to that owner.

Not only will this keep the animal from being injured, killed, impregnat-ing another stray, or being picked up by Animal Control, it will insurethe children and families of the community are kept sale also.

If you are interested in being a foster home for someone’s lost animal/pet, please call me, Geri Bishop, at 281-304-0283.

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Dear Fairfield Residents,

Have you noticed the yellow ribbons around our neighborhood?These pretty ribbons show support for our military men and womenserving our nation. I enjoy and appreciate seeing these ribbons on adaily basis. You see, our son is a medic in the U.S. Army stationed in Iraqand these yellow ribbons speak to me. Each ribbon represents a heart. Thus, I’m askingyou to display yellow ribbons in your yard to remind us all of the efforts these people doto provide us the freedoms we enjoy daily.

With the recent deaths of several area service men, these ribbons take on a very per-sonal meaning. This letter is not intended to state whether or not our troops should be inIraq; it is much more personal than that. It is intended to persuade you to join together tomake Fairfield a premier neighborhood whose voices reach personally to individual ser-vice personnel showing words of acknowledgement, appreciation, and encouragement.

Therefore, I am also asking individuals, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Women’s clubs, sportsteams, senior clubs, and churches to take time to send cards or letters to a specific serviceperson until they come home. If you would like an individual name and address to sendyour words to, just call me (281-373-0142) and I’ll gladly provide you with one. I’m surethere are other families in Fairfield who have loved ones and friends serving in the mili-tary. If you would like to submit a person’s name and address as a recipient, drop theirinformation into the decorated box at the Fairfield Athletic Center.Together we can reach around the world and bring Texas to those protecting us all!

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Brandy with Yoga Unlimited

will be joining the group to teach us somerelaxation techniques to deal with the

stress of the upcoming holiday season…Dress is casual.

Tuesday, November 16, 2004, 7:00 p.m.Bradford Creek Clubhouse

We will also be collecting items forCypress Assistance Ministries

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Boys & Girls Country(Gift Certificates)

The Angel Tree will

also be Ready!

For questions or information, please call KristiAaby-Arsenault at 281-304-7852.

Holiday on the Square

Sunday, December 12, 20041:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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Lot of fun for the entire family…Santa Claus, Kids’ Area,

Holiday Activities, Concessions,Vendor Gift Market

If your group, church group, or anyother type of organization would like to

participate, contact Kim Mooreat 281-373-3807.

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A Fun-Loving Over Fifty GroupThe Seniors of Fairfield are an active, fifty plus, fun-loving group ofcouples and singles who share fellowship, events, and activities. If youor your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to Fairfield Village oreven if you have lived here in the Wonderful World of Fairfield for sometime, but have never attended one of our functions you are cordiallyinvited. We all need friends that we can talk and share things with, andat times for moral support, come be part of our fun-loving group.

SEPTEMBER HAPPENINGS:The Blue Bell Creamery / 1910 Antique Carousel / St. Clare Monasteryand Miniature Horse Farm bus trip pictures are now posted on the website. We have also posted the September potluck and the game nightpictures, including the game night surprise birthday party for Mary LouCook and Jerry Shaffer. Check them out they are all worth viewing.

NOVEMBER PLANS :• November 11: Pot Luck Supper / at the Lakeside Trails Clubhouse

at 6:30 p.m. This is a time of feasting and fellowship.• November 16: Game Night / at the Cook’s 6:30 p.m., check our web

site or the November 14th weekly email planner for directions. This isthe only game night this month. Don’t miss it.

• November 20: Bus Trip / Schulenburg: Visit a small dairy farm andsee how they operate plus make their own cheese at Cheese, Cheese,Strykly Cheese, where we will have an opportunity to purchase some.Then we stop at the beautiful Praha Painted Church and High HillPainted Church. We then move on to Willie Joe’s Processing Plant,where you can taste and purchase homemade sausage, weiners, steak,jerky or any meat you desire. Bring an ice chest if you plan on buyingcheese or meat. We will then head back to Schulenburg for lunch atthe Oakridge Smokehouse, they offer German items on their menu,as well as a buffet for lunch. After lunch we will tour the StanzelModel Aircraft Museum , then wind our way back to the ChamberOffice, where across the street we will tour Schulenburg’s Histori-cal Museum, which is called Navidad Heritage Museum. We hopeto have time on the way home for a stop at a Dairy Queen.

• The cost for all the tours is $13.00. Make checks out to SusanHaushalter. Call Susan if you have questions at 281-304-7837 andget your name on the list, there is limited space available. Bus willdepart the Fairfield Market parking lot at 7:00 am. Be there early.

• November 25: Game Night / Canceled Happy Thanksgiving.

Upcoming Trip Dates: Mark your calendars: January 28th, Febru-ary 18th and March 12th

DECEMBER PLANS:• December 4: Bus Trip / Santa’ Wonderland & Christmas Mar-

ketplace: The cost for this years Christmas event is only $5.00, plusthe cost of your meal. Trip details and departure time have not yetbeen determined. These details will be posted on our web site whenavailable. We will also include them in a weekly email closer to thetime of the event.

• December 7: Christmas Cookie Exchange: Lakeside Trails ClubHouse -10am to noon. Open to everyone. Just bring thirteen dozenof your favorite Christmas cookies. Twelve dozen will be for ex-changing and one dozen for sampling. Coffee and punch will beprovided.

• December 9: Annual Christmas “Gift Exchange” Pot Luck: Eachperson attending this potluck brings a $10.00, his or hers, Christmasgift. Then after our meal, everyone draws a number. The individualwith the number selected to start, will select a gift from their gender’sgifts. They open and show it to everyone. The following people willthen have a choice, either select a gift from the unopened gifts or takeone from someone. If the gift you selected is taken, you then have thechoice, either select or take. This continues to everyone has a gift.However, we have limited the number of times a gift can be taken totwice, the gift then belongs that that individual.

• December 31: Annual New Year’s Eve Social: Lakeside Trails ClubHouse from 9 pm to 1am. Put it on your calendars now, details willbe in the December Gazette.

WEEKLY EMAIL PLANNER :Each week, the Fairfield Seniors publish a planner that is emailed to

its members, with information concerning the week’s activities, birth-days, and other news of interest to the group. If you do not receive thisemail and would like to be included, just send an email to: [email protected]. We recommend that you check our web siteregularly, for the latest information. Things change from the time anarticle is submitted to the Gazette and when you receive the Gazette.

Our Web Address: www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.com

For Activities Other Than Trips: Call Mary Lou Cook for additionalinformation and details. 281-304-8359



Every week, in every state of the U.S. and in 85 countries around theworld, thousands of mothers meet to pray for their children and theirschools. They gather in Mexico, New Zealand, China, Germany, India,Uganda, Egypt, Romania, Russia and many other countries. They areall part of Moms In Touch International, an interdenominational, non-profit ministry of women who believe prayer makes a difference.

The group was founded in 1984 by Fern Nichols while she was sta-tioned in Abbotsford, British Colombia with a Christian ministry. Shehad two sons entering junior high school. Nichols knew her boys weregoing to face their greatest test yet in resisting immoral values, vulgarlanguage, and peer pressure. She found other concerned mothers, andthey began meeting for prayer.

The following summer Nichols and her family moved to Poway, Cali-fornia, where by the fall of 1985, a group was established at PowayHigh School. The women met once a week and prayed for a full hourfor their children and the school. They prayed for a Moms In Touchgroup for every school in their district, and they shared the concept withtheir friends and other moms they met. Two years later, Nichols pub-lished a Moms In Touch booklet, and the following January the firstMoms In Touch retreat was held. Today there are thousands of Moms InTouch groups meeting worldwide.

The organization’s goal is to have a group of two or more moms prayingfor every school in this country and throughout the world. We know ourchildren face many challenges at school (academics, drugs, peer pres-sure and violence), and to stand in the gap for them through prayer isour highest calling.

The mothers meet once a week to pray for teachers, principals and ad-ministrators, conferences, respect for authority, curriculum choices, holi-day situations, coaches and athletic programs, high standards, familyvalues, after school programs, problems faced by the students and forthe specific needs of the children of the mothers in the group.

If you are interested in joining a Moms In Touch group, please call Alecia Mallett at 281 -256-0433

The MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield

is calling all Stay-At-Home MomsMOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club is a support groupfor all moms who make the important decision to stay at home toraise their children so whether you are expecting your first child orare a veteran mom with school age kids there is sure to be some-thing of interest in our group. The MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield serves the entire Fairfield subdivision in Cypress. Inter-ested moms who live outside Fairfield please visitwww.momsclub.org.

The MOMS Club has numerous activities including playgroups,babysitting co-op, Moms Night Out, coupon swap, cooking andcrafts.

Our next monthly all-member meeting will be held at Good Shep-herd United Methodist Church located on Cypresswood Drive inFairfield on November 9th at 10:00 AM.

For more information please contact Deborah Gilstrap, Member-ship VP at 281-304-6552 or email [email protected] or AmyWilczek, President, at 281-304-4640 or [email protected] with MOMS Club in the subject line.

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November 8, 2004 - Second Tuesday o f the monthYour Aggie’s memories last a lifetime. So true yours, as an Aggie

Mom. Please join the Northwest Harris County Aggie Mothers’ Clubfor an evening of fun and camaraderie making your very own ‘memory’page, note card, or frame. It’s a great way to socialize with our new‘Fish Moms’ and allows them the opportunity to learn more about ustoo!

Our meetings begin with a brief social at 7:00p.m. at the FoundryMethodist Church, in the Fellowship Hall, 8350 Jones Road, JerseyVillage (one block North of Hwy 290)December 14, 2004 – Second Tuesday of the month

With Christmas right around the corner, you will definitely need anevening of fun, laughter, and relaxation. Please join the NorthwestHarris County Aggie Mothers’ Club for their annual ‘Ornament Ex-change’ party. Please bring an “Aggie-ized” ornament (if you can writeanything ‘Aggie’ on it or if it’s Maroon then it’s “aggie-ized”!)

Our meetings begin with a brief social at 7:00p.m. at the FoundryMethodist Church, in the Fellowship Hall, 8350 Jones Road, JerseyVillage (one block North of Hwy 290).

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NWHC Aggie Mothers’ ClubUpcoming Events We Need Volunteers and Families!

Family to Family Network is an organization that empowers fami-lies of children with disabilities by providing information, training,referral and support. We are initiating a new project in the Hous-ton area called Family Friends. It is an intergenerational programthat matches volunteers (age 55+) with children with special needsand their families. The Family Friend (volunteer) will visit the homeonce a week for a couple of hours to offer support and encourage-ment by reading a book, playing, and become a friend!The family gains from the emotional support provided by the volun-teer. Their visits often give family members a break from caringfor their child with disabilities, all the while knowing the child is ingood hands.The Volunteers offer their special skills, wisdom, support and lifeexperiences. They gain a sense of pride knowing that they are mak-ing a difference in the family’s life.The Community is strengthened by volunteers providing supportiveservices that would otherwise prove too costly for the families.

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Darrell and Karen Vicknair proudlyannounce the birth of their third son,Lane William Vicknair . Lane was bornAugust 30th at 3:03 a.m. Lane weighed 7lbs.11oz and was 19 1/2 inches long. Lane is welcomed home bybig brothers, Logan, age 7 and Landon, age 3.

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LEARN TO SWIM LESSONS:Fairfield’s Texas Terrapins Swim Team continues to grow

by offering ”Learn to Swim” Lessons right here in our neigh-borhood. The first six-week session is already completed withregistration on-going for our second session beginning thisweek!

The Fairfield Athletic Center’s heated pool gives families theperfect opportunity to fit lessons in during winter’s short daylight hoursin a warm pool. Classes are offered in private, semi-private and grouplessons once or twice a week in a both AM and PM sessions.

SWIM-A-WHAT?!?:On a quiet Tuesday in September, the Texas Terrapins Swim Team

took to the waters in our first-ever “Swimathon.” Similar to the idea of awalk-a-thon, jump-a-thon, etc, – the USA Swimming “Swim-a-thon” hasswimmers collect pledges based on swimming a certain number of poollengths within a certain amount of time. A portion of the donations godirectly to the USA Swimming organization while other funds raisedpurchase needed swim team equipment, including new backstroke flags,hand paddles, water polo balls, and more.

The kids began at 4:30 pm and swam for a maximum of 2 hours or 200laps (which ever came first.) Pizza and prizes were awaiting them whenthey stepped out of the water – but we STILL had a hard time gettingthem out! When it was all over, 67 swimmers and 1 coach had accom-

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pated – what a great show of Terrapin Teamwork! (At this article’sdeadline, donations were still being collected and tallied withfinal numbers being announced in December.)

The Texas Terrapins Swim Team (TTST) of Cypress, Texas isa year-round competitive swim team offering instruction and com-

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New Card Replacement PolicyThe FAC has started a new policy for members that have lost their cards.For anyone who has to have a new card made, we will be charging a manda-tory $2.00 fee. If you have simply misplaced your card, we ask that you tryto locate it before requesting a replacement. We thank you for your coopera-tion, and if you have any questions, please call us at 281-373-0834.GuestsIf you are going to bring a guest with you to the FAC, you will need to pay a$5.00 guest fee and have your guest sign a waiver. ALL guests must beaccompanied by a resident.Weight Room OrientationOrientation will be offered at the club on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of themonth from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Please call the front desk to make sure of thedates, occassionally we do have to change our dates due to our trainersschedule.WEIGHT ROOM RULESNo one under the age of 12 is allowed in the weight room. 12-14 year oldsmust have completed weight room orientation and be accompanied by anadult that is taking responsibility for them. 15 year olds must have com-pleted weight room orientation. We would like to remind residents thatproper athletic attire must be worn when working out. We will not allowresidents to work out in jeans, blue-jean shorts or other non-athletic apparel.RentalsThe FAC rents out the Golf Center, the Bradford Creek clubhouse, and TheLakeside Trails clubhouse. For rental fees please call the FAC .Adult Lap SwimmingIf you are over the age of 18 you can sign a waiver and lap swim when theFAC is open. The only time that lap swimming is not available is when swimteam practice is going on in the afternoon from 4:30 to 7:30pm. If you haveany questions about lap swimming please call the FAC at 281-373-0834.Before and After School CounselorsThe FAC is hiring counselors for the Before and After School program. Youmust be 18 years old and have graduated from high school . Please callLinda Litton for more information at 281-373-0834.FAC WebsiteThe Fairfield Athletic Club has a new website: www.fairfieldclub.com

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Little Lamb News

Our students are having so much fun celebrating fall atLittle Lambs. We had a great time at our fall festival.The huge slides were a big hit again this year! All of ourclasses heard some stories out by the pumpkin patch andpicked out a special pumpkin to take home. Our 3-5year-old classes also participated in the Little LambsOlympics at Cypress Academy of Gymnastics. They arevery proud of their gold medals! We would like to thankCypress Academy for the wonderful experience our students had.

Now with the month of November here, we are ready to begin our Thanks-giving, nutrition and family theme units. We will celebrate Thanksgiv-ing with our little pilgrims and Indians at our annual Thanksgiving feast.Our students are looking forward to the yummy treats at the feast.

Little Lambs Mother’s Day Out and Preschool is a weekday ministry ofGood Shepherd United Methodist Church in Fairfield serving childrenfrom 18 months of age to five years. We have two and three day pro-gram options in our mother’s day out and preschool. We also have afour day bridge program for children who are already five but are wait-ing another year before starting kindergarten. We will be conductingregistration for the 2005-2006 school year in February. Watch for reg-istration dates in upcoming newsletters. If you would like more infor-mation about our program, please visit our website, littlelambsmdo.orgor give us a call at 281-373-0052.

We have openings in the 2’s 3’ and 4’s and if you want to give usa call we can give you more information about the days that areavailable. Please ask to speak to Charlotte Byrne at the FAC at281-373-0834.

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The Cy-Fair Project Prom 2005 Committee wrapped up several fundraisers in October. Wewould like to thank the Senior parents and those of you in the community who so generouslysupported those fundraisers. For those who ordered the fresh pies, they will be ready to pick up atthe next Project Prom Parent meeting on November 8, 2004.

Our next big fundraiser is Tin Hall Night on January 22, 2005. This event is a fun filledevening that includes dinner, dancing and a silent auction. If you would like to donate items forthe silent auction, please call Amy Eagan at 281-373-5882 or email to [email protected] .`The cookie dough fundraiser was postponed to start in January. This date should be available inthe December newsletter. We still have several ongoing fundraisers. If you have not planted yourfall bedding plants then there is still time to buy a coupon from a senior parent for $15 for acoupon of 18 count flat of plants from Buds and Blossoms on Cypress North Houston. You mayalso email Kathy Kleppel at [email protected] to purchase the coupons. This fundraiser willbe in effect until December 31, 2004. Used cell phones w/batteries and ink cartridges can beturned into the library at Cy-Fair HS. They must be individually packaged with the senior studentname on the outside to receive credit. The next Market Day orders are due November 23, 2004with a delivery date of December 7th. Susan Kubacak is collecting gently used prom dresses,shoes, suits and accessories to be sold in the Prom Dress Boutique. If you are interested indonating a tax deductible item, please call Susan at 281-373-3312. Every Saturday Rudy ofRudy’s La Maria Cantina will contribute 10% of your bill to project prom. Coupon’s can bepicked up at the parent meetings or you can print one off of the project prom website. The couponmust be presented with the bill.

We would love to see you at the next Project Prom parent meeting on November 8, 2004. Thisalso happens to be the deadline for the 9th, 10th & 11th grade student pictures for the senior video.Your senior will receive 2000 project prom bucks if they meet this deadline. For informationplease check out our website at www.cyfairprojectprom.com or call Debbie Grosskopf at 281-225-9414.

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On Friday, October 8th, Girl Scout Troop 5851 took some timeto go to the ball park around Lowe Field and the concessionstand to pick up trash. This activity was done in an effort tobeautify our community and reflect on the many things thatFairfield Athletic Center and Fairfield Sports Association hasto offer the children living in Fairfield.

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If you are a Veteran of the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy,U.S. Air Force, U.S. Marines, U.S. Coast Guard,or Merchant Marines you may be eligible to join.American Legion Post #324 currently meets the second Sundayof each month at the Jersey Village City Hall.

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Officers for 2004-2005 were installed at the October meeting ofthe Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club. John Overton, attorney, is the presi-dent; Peggy Presnell, immediate past president; Eric Reed and JohnStrohm, vice-presidents; George Crowl, Secretary, and Jim Mead-ows, treasurer. Board members are John Carroll, Steve Caton, LarryZarker, Mike Hagan, and Jim Ramsey. Jesse Lucas, LieutenantGovernor of the Texas-Oklahoma District, conducted the installa-tion.

Two new members, Steve Geisner of Fairfield, and KathleenDeShazo were initiated in September. Programs addressed the is-sues of Fire Ants and Other Lawn Pests; Marketing Your Businesson the Internet; and An Overview of the Duties and Responsibili-ties of the Constable Office Precinct 5. Deputy Brandon McIlwainwas honored as Officer of the Quarter.

Although it may well have been the hottest day of the year,Kiwanians and supporters turned out to play in the annual Cy-Fair

Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament. Eight teams participated. TheClub raised approximately $4000 that will all go to support com-munity services in the Cy-Fair area.

Kiwanis, International is a worldwide service organization with“Children, Priority One” as its primary focus. Kiwanians work fora better quality of life for the citizens of the Cy-Fair area, the state,the nation, and the world. This Club is a “Service Club,” rich intradition and pride in its accomplishments. Members engage invarious fund raising events to support youth organizations, such asKey Club, the high school division of Kiwanis; Boy Scouts; andGirl Scouts, as well as other charitable organizations that assist fami-lies. An annual golf tournament is one of the primary fund-raisersalong with a few sales projects. Kiwanis is a nonprofit organiza-tion and all funds raised are used to support these organizations andcharities.

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Camp 4 ChrisTDecember 4-5

Camp4Christ is a student mission to collect bedding, coats, clothes,shoes and toiletries for the area homeless and exposes the students to ataste of the difficulties that the homeless endure.

ALL AREA STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO JOIN US

Camp4Christ takes place over 4 consecutive weekends. The help datesare Sun. 11/14 1:30-3:30, Sat. 11/20 from 11:00-1:00, and Sun 11/28from 1:30-3:30. You must be present at least one work day to attend theCamp4Christ weekend. On the help dates, students deliver flyers andtrash bags to neighborhood houses asking that donations be placed inthe trash bag for pickup on the 4th weekend. A medical release formmust be on file at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church. They areavailable on the website (www.cypressg.net) and at the office.

The actual Camp4Christ will be held on Saturday 12/4. We arrive at thechurch with nothing but the clothes on our backs. Students pick up thedonated items. Then they spend the night “as a homeless person”, sleep-ing in a cardboard box with their Camp4Christ family. That night isfilled with worship, music, speakers and fun.

Cypress Assistance MinistriesCommunity Buck(s) Donations

Holidays, Special Days and Everyday, we need your support. The followingis a brief outline of how you may contribute to Cypress Assistance Ministries.We look forward to your visiting our facilities and hope that we will continueto do God’s work together.Angel’s Attic Christmas Room Opening

A Holiday Tradition at Cypress Assistance Ministries is the opening of Angel’sAttic, “Christmas Room”. Shoppers eagerly look forward to the vast accumu-lation of donated Christmas decorations, clothing and super gift items. Markyour calendar for November 1st at 10:00 a.m. Funds received through the re-sale shop are utilized through out the ministry to give assistance to those inneed in the Cypress-West Houston area.Food Pantry Needs

It is official; we are planning Thanksgiving and Christmas at the ministry.Due to the increased number of families in 2004, our demands will be strainedlike never before. Turkeys and hams are especially needed, as well as othermeat products. Your monitory donations are always welcomed too. Moneyspent at the Food Bank allows us to buy $20 for every $1 spent. If your church,company or special group is looking for a way to celebrate this holiday season,or you need information about our programs, now is the time to start planning.Please give us a call at 281-955-7684.Angel Tree

Each year we invite the people of Cypress-West Houston to participate inour Angel Christmas Tree. Families with special needs and their children aredepending on this ministry. We offer a selection of needs (Angels) so that youmay chose how you wish to help. We hope you will come in and visit ourAngel Tree, adopt an Angel(s) and start your Christmas spirit early.



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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic SchoolBlessing of the Pets

Monday, October 4th, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School cel-ebrated their Annual Blessing of the Pets. Students, faculty, parents,parishioners and pastoral staff gathered around the St. Francis of Assisistatue to participate in the blessing. Students were able to bring theirfamily pets from home and have them blessed. It is always a fun dayfor the whole St. Elizabeth Ann Seton community. Father Bob, FatherEd and Father Quang all participated in the blessing. What great pas-toral support for the students and their pets. St. Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic Community loves their pets unconditionally as God loves usunconditionally.

Congregation Jewish Community North

Located at 5400 Fellowship Lane, in Spring will hold a 3-part series intheir Study on Shabbat Program. The first session will be on Saturday, No-vember 13, 2004, beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the social hall.

Study on Shabbat is part of the congregation’s Lifelong Learning project.The chair is Karen Furlin. Renewing the Ten Commandments and Our-selves will be our topic for a series of Studies on Shabbat (SOS), the CJCNlifelong learning project. The series will explore the relevance of the TenCommandments for ourselves in today’s world and will grapple with suchtopics as:

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them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. I tell you the truth,whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child will never enter it”(Mark 10:14-15).

Jesus obviously loved children, and he was more than willing to bless themwhen mothers brought them to him. But he didn’t just do so simply as a routineritual. In the midst of a generation who admired and followed the rich andfamous, Jesus, on the contrary, used children to illustrate those who wouldactually enter God’s Kingdom. Why? Because, unlike proud adults, childrenare humble. They have no aspirations to greatness, and the applause they seekisn’t for selfish gain; it’s for parental approval. Children lack pride, and thisallows them to accept gifts without insisting on paying the giver back. Jesushad a gift to give, and it was his life to save sinners from the wrath of God. Hegave himself on the cross in death and told everyone that if they would onlybelieve he would save them. Children also have simple faith in that they believewhat they’re told. Their minds are like sponges soaking up all that is fed tothem. They accept truth and error, so it’s the teacher’s responsibility to teachthem Truth. Those who trip them up will answer to their Maker.

Jesus was not saying that only children will inherit God’s Kingdom; he wassaying that it takes the attitude of a child to enter into heaven. And he warnedthat those who won’t receive God’s Kingdom as a child won’t enter it at all.Those who recognize how insignificant and small they are, however, will enterheaven. This is what ultimately prevents the rich and famous from enteringGod’s presence – they’re too into themselves and their own so-called signifi-cance.

Those who do come to Christ “as little children” are held in Christ’s armsand blessed, for he loves them intensely. God’s love for all people is one of

action as evidenced by Christ’s death at the cross, but His particular love forHis chosen ones, those who come to Him in faith, is especially intense – likethat of a mother to her children. Childlike faith is what distinguishes God’schildren from the rest of the world. We may not understand all that God does orhas done, but His true children know that God knows best; that He is sovereignand in control – the same way a child goes to sleep at night knowing that hismom and dad are protecting him. Christ holds those with that kind of faithclose to his heart. He loves His children – those who have faith in Him alone forsalvation.

If you’re looking for a Bible-teaching church, then come visit us at HarvestBible Church on Sunday mornings. Our worship begins at 10:30. We are alsoteaching through the Book of Revelation and 2 Corinthians in our adult classesduring the 9:30 hour. Our children’s worship time and Sunday School begins at9:30 as well. Call us at 281-304-1441 or look at our website atwww.harvestbiblechurch.net for more information.



Catholic NewsWe are an active group of Catholic’s that attend and support Christ the

Redeemer Catholic Church on Huffmeister. If you are new to the neighbor-hood, please go by the parish office and pick up a welcome packet. Masstimes at CtR are Saturday: 5 pm; Sunday: 7:30, 9, or 11am and 5:00 pm.Mon., Tues, Thurs. & Fri at 9 am and Wed. at 7 pm. We share our faith with the our neighbors in Fairfield through a localC.C.E. program K-8th grade, adult and family faith formation, spiritual ac-tivities, etc. These activities are planned by a core group of volunteers thatmeet on a monthly basis. If you would like to become more involved andget to know your neighbors and Catholic community better, please call AnnaMarie Novoa at 281-213-3136.NEW—Feast of Fellowship Ministry: This ministry has been created dueto the increase in new parishioners and new Catholic neighbors within ourcommunity. We want to you to come and join us for Catholic sharing in anew approach to ministry: sharing the family table. In order to make thishappen, we need volunteers to be our “host homes” that would serve a mealto new families 4 times a year. We are also looking for families to invite tothese dinners, so if you are interested, or just need more information, pleasecontact Bill Bradley at [email protected] or Leslie Ann Seifert [email protected]—ADULT STUDY in Fairfield: Sunday’s, 4:45-5:45 pm during CCEclass time. We are so excited to offer a new fall study about The 10 Com-mandments. We all need to be reminded they are commandments, not sug-gestions. Come join us after you drop your child off for CCE at the LakesideTrails Clubhouse. For more information call Bill or Stacie Bradley at 281-304-9341.

SAMARITAN MINISTRY at Christ the Redeemer: The Samaritan Minis-try consists of three parts; Ministry to the Sick, Funeral Aid and Bereave-ment. All parts of this ministry are in need of volunteers. Please call thechurch office if you can help, 281-469-5533. Ministry of the Sick, contactsare Joanne Lapps, 281-256-1437, [email protected] and Julius Reid,281-373-3678, [email protected]. Funeral Aid, contact DebiMigliccco, 281-469-5533, [email protected]. Bereavement Ministry, con-tact Peggy Gajdica, 281-374-0403m [email protected]. CLASSES (Continuing Christian Education): Fairfield holds CCEclasses for K-8th in local homes every Sunday from 4:30-6 pm. This CCEprogram is affiliated with Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church offHuffmeister/290. Please keep praying for all the teachers and students thisyear, as we strive to serve our Lord and learn more about our faith. If youshould ever have any questions or concerns about our Fairfield CCE pro-gram, please call Katie Smith at 281-373-9008.BIBLE STUDIES: Men’s in FF: Sunday, 8:30-9:30 pm at the Golf Center. If you have any questions or concerns, please call James Smith at 281-373-9008. Adult at CtR: Every Thursday at 7 pm at Christ the Redeemer, room113. For more information call Rose Mary Potter at 281-469-5533. Jr. &High School at CtR: T.N.T., Tuesday Night Truth, at Christ the Redeemer. For more information call the parish office at 281-469-5533.FLAG POLE at AULT: Every Wed, from 6:30-6:45 pm, local Catholic’scome together in prayer at the Ault Elementary flagpole. Everyone is wel-come to join! If you would like to be added to the local Catholic’s mailing list or have achange of address, please call Katie Smith at 281-373-9008.

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The Chai Group Hadassah will hold its November meeting on Sunday,November 21, 2004 at 10:00 am. Topic will be the American Presidency.The speakers will be representatives from the Jewish Federation of GreaterHouston. The meeting will be held at the Bridgewater Landing Clubhouse,located at 14911 Wunderlich Road, off FM 1960, in Houston. The meetingwill start at 10:00 a.m.; refreshments will be served. Federation Speakerswill present a ‘snapshot’ of what to expect from the newly elected AmericanPresident, his commitment to Israel and how to be an effective advocate inthe new administration-or continuing administration.

The Chai group serves the Northwest areas including The Woodlands,Spring, FM 1960 area, Cypress and Copperfield. Currently the group has120 members and is trying to reach its goal of 136 members. Founded in1912, Hadassah, the Women’s Zionist Organization of America is the largestwomen’s, largest Zionist, and largest Jewish membership organization in theUnited States. In Israel, it supports medical care and research, education,and youth institutions, and reforestation and parks projects. In the US,Hadassah promotes health education, socialaction and advocacy, volunteerism, Jewish education and research, YoungJudaea and connections with Israel.

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Fairfield Baptist ChurchUpcoming Events

God’s Little Angel’s MDO is having their Thanksgiving Feast on Novem-ber 18. Also, be sure to mark your calendars for the MDO Christmas Pro-gram coming up on December 9.

Our Student Ministry Fall schedule of activities includes, Wednesday “Half-time” at 6:45 pm, Sunday Morning Bible Study at 11 am. All Students grades6-12 are invited to attend. “BigStuf” Summer Camp is scheduled for July10-15, 2005, a $50 non-refundable deposit is due now to secure your regis-tration. Student “Worship Teams” are forming now! Don’t miss this oppor-tunity to get involved Sunday evenings from 5-7 pm. Events and scheduleupdates are on our website.

AWANA Grand Prix will be held from 5 to 7 pm on November 7 forSparks and Cubbies and November 14 from 5 to 7 pm for Clubs. Join thefun and cheer on the cars racing down the track. Children’s Ministry willhold a Baptism Celebration on Sunday November 14 at 3 to 4 pm for allthose interested in participating in believer’s baptism.

Financial Peace University is a Dave Ramsey video based financial plan-ning class meeting on Sunday and Monday nights. New classes will begin inJanuary. Join us to learn how to better manage your finances and becomedebt free. Visit www.fairfieldfpu.com for more information.Joy to the World. The annual Woman’s Christmas Banquet will be Friday,December 3 at 6:30 p.m. There is limited seating for this evening of fun-filled fellowship. Ticket sales begin November 1. Contact the church officefor more information. Services

Fairfield Baptist Church has Worship Services at 8:30, 9:45 and 11:00a.m. Children’s Bible Study and/or worship activities are offered each hour.

Adult Community Groups meet on Sundays and throughout the week forBible study and fellowship in numerous locations throughout the area. “FirstWednesday”, is our unique casual, interactive service that we offer the firstWednesday of each month at 6:45 pm.Location

We are located at 27240 Hwy 290 between Mueschke and Mason Roads. For more information call us at 281-373-5446 or email us [email protected]. Visit our website for current information on allactivities and events and schedule updates at www.fairfieldbaptist.com. Comecheck us out!

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“Family! Whatever Happened To Mom, Dad, and the Kids?” Come andjoin us for a community night on Sunday, Nov. 14 at 5:00pm as we discussfamily and how to handle the demands and stresses each day brings. This isthe first in a series of planned community night programs aimed at helpingour neighborhood have great kids, and parents that are equipped to raisethem with confidence. Plan to come and enjoy the opportunity to realize youare not alone and together we can make family a great and wonderful expe-rience. Also, you are always welcome to come to Sunday morning worshipservices at Fairfield church. It will bless your lives and you will be refreshedand recharged, ready to realize how precious life is.

Please take a look below at our worship times and other activities we haveand drop by some time. We would love to meet you.

On Sunday mornings; Bible Classes for babies to adults begins at 9:30am.Each bible class is taught by loving, well prepared, Christians utilizing thelatest in educational techniques and finest bible curriculums.

Worship is at 10:30am and each service is carefully thought out andplanned by our worship ministry leaders. Every service is meant to bringglory to the name of Jesus and help each person realize how wonderful it iswhen you fall in love with Jesus as your savior.

At 5:00pm on Sunday evenings we have “Power Surge”. This is a pro-gram that each week offers different ways to grow as a person. Monthlyactivities include, “Prayer Vigil” (a time of prayer for any need), “Celebra-tion of Life” (a time of food, fellowship and acknowledging the wonderfulgift of life God gives us each day, “Acronym Sunday” (a fun time of biblestudy that is always full of surprises).

Monday nights at 7:37pm, “It’s A Guy Thing” Monday Night Football.

Come and enjoy talking about all the games over the weekend, enjoy goodfood and fellowship and watch the Monday Night NFL game of the week.There is no charge and all guys of all ages are always welcome.Each Tuesday is a special “Ladies’ Brown Bag Lunch and Prayer.” Ladiescome together at 12 noon and spend time eating and fellowshipping andthen a time of prayer. Everyone in the community is invited to come.

Mid-week Bible studies are also offered every Wednesday at 7:30pm.This is a great time to pause in the middle of a busy week and be re-ener-gized by fellowship, prayer, and study of God’s word.We also offer free of charge in-home, personal, one-on-one Bible studiesand for those who wish to study alone, Bible correspondence lessons aswell.

If you have a prayer need of any kind please let us know by callingthe church office or visiting our web site at www.fairfieldchurch.org.You may also call the church office and set up a time to come into our sanc-tuary for a personal time of prayer and reflection. We are available to meetyour prayer needs 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, holidays and weekendsincluded.

At Fairfield Church of Christ it is all about Heart.(H)- Helping, everyone as Jesus would. (E)- Encouraging, God’s family through love and fellowship. (A)- Adoring, the one true and living God in worship. (R)- Reaching, out to others with the message of hope. (T)- Training, God’s people for greater service.

If you have any questions or we can help you in any way please call thechurch office at 281-373-1900.



Fruitful Word MinistriesI had a mother with a preschooler in my office this week. In the middle of

our conversation her son announced that he needed to use the restroom. Thewoman directed her son to the restroom just outside my door and we contin-ued with our relatively serious discussion. After a few minutes the youngboy walked back into my office and enthusiastically declared, “The plungersticks to the wall!”

Stunned, the mother and I looked at one another for a moment withoutsaying a word. As the child’s statement sunk in, I tried desperately not tolaugh. The mother looked at me sheepishly. I couldn’t maintain my compo-sure another second. I laid my face down on my desk and burst into laugh-ter.

My son turned fifteen last Sunday. I spent the entire day reflecting onprecious memories of similarly embarrassing, but equally hilarious moments. When my son was three, we invited friends over who had a daughter abouthis age. I was horrified to find that while the adults were conversing in theliving room, my rather adventurous son and the agreeable girl emptied anentire jumbo sized jar of petroleum jelly on their heads in an attempt to maketheir hair “shiny.”

Another time, our little entrepreneur gathered acorns from the oak tree inour front yard and then unbeknownst to me went door to door selling themto nearby residents for three cents each. Remarkably our light hearted andamazingly patient neighbors bought every acorn those pudgy little handscould carry! I know the sheepish look of that young mother all too well.

Psalm 127:3 says Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward fromhim. (NLT)

Mothering preschoolers can be exhausting and frustrating at times. HowI wish I’d known how much I would treasure the memories of my son’santics. I might have laughed far more often. It’s amazing how quickly BigWheels are exchanged for automobiles and nursery rhymes are swapped forrock music.

If you have young children, thank God for His gift every single day. Rel-ish the hugs, delight in the kisses, and laugh when faced with oddly placedplungers or greasy hair. They are part of your reward!—Mindy Ferguson, www.fruitfulword.orgCopyright © 2004 Fruitful Word Ministries, Inc., All rights reserved.

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however, there are some exciting things happening in November at GoodShepherd. Here are just a few (plus that peek ahead)ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING:

Join us again this year on the Sunday after Thanksgiving (11/28) for theannual community wide Christmas Tree Lighting. This is a great chance forus to come together as a community and begin the Christmas season. As inyears past there will be music (in fact if you, or your organization, wouldlike to participate call the church office), a visit from Santa, a special timefor the younger members of your family, a time for pictures, and most im-portantly the true message of Christmas. What a great way to wrap up thetime of Thanksgiving than to begin to think of Christmas. Make sure this ison your calendar.This Months FAQ – Do I have to be a member to participate in the programsat Good Shepherd:

In a word NO! We invite all people to participate in our activities. Forthose new to the area, what a great way to meet and make new friends! So noexcuses – if you hear or see something that interests you come and join in.COMMON GROUNDS PERKS AWAY:

Join your neighbors every Saturday evening at 5:55 for a unique and in-teractive worship experience. The coffee house atmosphere provides a com-fortable and welcoming community from which you can question, explore,share, and grow in your ability to follow the teachings and love of Jesus inthe complex world that we live in. Start with a coffee beverage – yes we canmake your favorite and then participate in the service. Contact Rick Ivey formore details.

Good Shepherd United Methodist ChurchTime for the Peak Ahead:So you can start to plan that hectic December calendar here are the dates tonote:• First is the annual hayride on December 3rd. This annual event will be

at High Star Christmas Tree Farm in Hockley – just a 10-minute drive. Inaddition to all of the fun we have had in the past – who can forget thosegourmet hot dogs – for those arriving a little early (before dusk) there willbe craft tents and Santa will be there for some extra family fun.

• Next up are the Sights, Sounds and Smells of Christmas on December12th. This is great quality family time for all ages. Join us at the churchfrom 3:30 to 5:00. Santa will be making a special trip to Good Shepherdto visit with the children. We’ll have lots of cookies to decorate and eat aswell as lots of crafts to make and share. PARENTS BRING YOUR CAMERAS!

• Other Christmas activities will include Camp for Christ, music and mu-sicals, youth gatherings, and of course Christmas Eve services. Therewill be more about these activities next month.

Come join GSUMC and begin the journeyGood Shepherd is located on Cypresswood, two blocks east of Mason Rd.

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This past month we have spent a lot of time talking about Jesus. His nameseems to be discussed in all areas of our culture. Dan Brown’s “The DaVince Code” remains a bestseller, George Carlin has a new book out called,“When will Jesus bring the Pork Chops?”, Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of theChrist” was one of the top grossing movies this year, the latest fashion trendare T-Shirts that read “Jesus in My Homeboy” or “Jesus Surfs Without aBoard”, Pat Green sings about “John Wayne and Jesus”, popular rapper KanyeWest has a song called “Jesus Walks”, and Green Day has a song called“Jesus of Suburbia.”

As a young boy in a small church I remember singing one particular songabout Jesus:

Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, there’s just something about that nameMaster, Savior, Jesus like the fragrance after the rainJesus, Jesus, Jesus all heaven and earth proclaimKings and Kingdoms all pass awayBut there’s just something about that name

This past month we have explored what that something is about the nameof Jesus. More specifically: Who is Jesus? Why did he die? What is he upto in the world today? Looking at Jesus’ teaching, we discovered that He isthe smartest man that ever lived. His words are the greatest spoken by anyhuman being. He taught things that still shape our concept of right and

wrong 2000 years later. Looking at Jesus’ works, we discovered that he isanything but boring. Imagine going to a party where he turns water in towine, a hospital visit where he heals the sick, or a picnic that feeds 5000without any sandwiches. Looking at His character we discovered someonewho had no faults. His closest friends knew Him to have no sin. Looking atOld Testament prophecy we discovered someone who has a whole bookwritten about Him before He was born on this earth. Over 300 prophecieswere fulfilled in Jesus’ life. Looking at the resurrection we discovered Jesusconquest of death and the hope of Christianity. Our discoveries have justbegun to scratch the surface. The trek continues in the coming months, wewould love for you to join us.When are our Gatherings?

On Sunday evenings at 6:00 pm to 7:15pm. This Fall we will be goingthrough a series called Alpha. Alpha is a practical introduction on the basicsof the Christian faith. Come with your questions, and join us on a journey todiscover the meaning of life. Children’s programs are provided for those 6months – 5th grade. Mid-week small groups are another opportunity to joinus in this mission to pursue God in the company of friends. We study thebible together, pray for each other, and do life together. Email us or call formore info.What is our Location?

Our services are currently at Fairfield Dance Studio at Lakeside Place ofFairfield office building. The street address is: 15040 Fairfield Village PlaceSuite 180 Cypress, TX 77429.What is our contact information?

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CAR FOR SALE: 2000 Ford Escort ZX2 coupe, one owner, 32K miles, excel-lent condition, great gas mileage, 5 speed, AC, tilt, cruise, leather steering wheel,alloys, spoiler. $4625 Call 281-373-0207.TRUCK FOR SALE: 1998 3/4 ton Chevrolet Cheyenne Truck. Excellent con-dition, very clean comes with large tool box. 115,000k. Also, 1992 225G Bob-cat Miller Welder. All acessories and extra leads incl. Truck - $5200, WeldingMachine-$1600. Entire package - $6400. 281-256-3187.GO KART FOR SALE: 5 horsepower; padded roll bars; seatbelts, side mir-rors; foot guard for brush riding; like new $395. Call Brad @ 832-283-6000.FOR SALE: 2 Bassinets For Sale- Safety 1st Rocking Bassinet- Blue Toilewith storage on bottom. Excellent condition. $35.00. White Wicker Bassinetwith hood that rocks and has wheels. Still have box. Excellent condition. $30.00.Maternity clothes (medium & large). (281)304-6706 TraciFOR SALE: Graco DuoGlider double stroller, navy gingham, excellent condi-tion, paid $130, asking $60. Can e-mail picture. Call Cathy at 281-304-1251.FOR SALE: LAWNMORE TORO 21" personal pace/recycler/with mower bag6.5 hp self propelled in excellent condition. $350.00 Call David 713-724-7956.FOR SALE: 27" Philips Magnavox TV $100. Broyhill distressed pine enter-tainment armoire $200. Kenmore white ‘freezer on top’ refrigerator. works great $200. All prices negotiable. Call Karen to see......281-256-1629.FOR SALE: Kenmore gas grill. New burner unit this season with cover and 3gas tanks. Asking $60.00. Call kristin at 281-256-2795.FOR SALE: Boys Levi 12/14M denim jacket $20.00 , Boys Youth M Leatherjacket exc. cond. $30.00 , Women’s S leather bomber jacket $20.00. Call SuzanneH#281-373-3263 or W#713-688-9726.FOR SALE: Oak Bunkbed and matching dresser, sturdy, masculine lookingmedium oak bunkbed set (including mattresses). Matching 4-drawer dresser. Price negotiable. Please call 281-373-4507 or email Melanie [email protected] FOR SALE: Oversized Herlag Stroller sells for $180 never used. Will sell for$100. Also, many baby items & learning toys. Contact LaDonna at 281-373-0744.

year old while I clean and do other household tasks, etc. Please call Lisa forinterview at 281-304-8940. CAREGIVER NEEDED: Caregiver needed to provide daycare for elderly ladyin my home. Hours would be 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Hours flexible. We can pay$10.00 an hour. If interested call 281-256-9304. My name is davidNANNY/HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED: Need commuting full time nanny for20 month old boy and an infant. Require references and background check. Mustbe willing to do house clean. $1200/Month Call (281) 256-3570.CARPOOLING: To Metropolitan Baptist Church - We are looking for some-one to carpool to the AWANAs program at The Met on Wednesday nights. Wewould leave Fairfield at 6:00 pm for The Met. The program ends at 8:15 pm. Please call 281-213-9814 to share driving responsibilities.PIANO WANTED: Late model Yamaha/Kawai upright wanted. Either fairlynew, or well maintained console or studio piano. Please call Mark at 281-373-3708.ADULT CAMPERS: Do you have an RV, kids grown up and gone? Like tosocialize? Come join us. For more information, contact us at 281-373-1374 or e-mail [email protected]. (nonsmoking group)ATV FOR SALE: 2001 Polaris Trail Boss 325. Looks and runs great. ThisATV is ready to go. Tires are in great shape; new battery and brakes. Just fullyserviced. $2,250. Call 713-724-7956.SCOOTER FOR SALE: ’03 Honda Reflex, Maxi-Scooter. YLW. Fun and easyto drive. 4k miles, Custom Driver Back Rest, Great Condition, $3800. 281-373-1100 or cell 832-247-8061. CAR FOR SALE: 1990 Honda Accord EX 2 door coupe - white, fully loaded,runs great at 198,000 miles but no air conditioning. Original owner, kept in greatcondition - can tell by all maintenance records at Honda service centers! Enginerebuilt at 158,000 miles. $3,000 OBO. Call Vivian at (281) 256-1950.CAR FOR SALE: Silver 2001 Chrysler Sebring 2Dr, 79,000 Miles, Good Condi-tion, V6, Power Everything, Leather Seats, Infinity Audio System, Remote Entry,17" Factory Rims/New Tires, $9,995.00OBO, Contact Royce 281-799-2123



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CEDAR LOG FURNITURE FOR SALE: Brand new Queen bed valued at$1200/Will take $900. Four drawer chest valued at $900/Will take $600. CallPaul at 713-922-2864.HOT TUB FOR SALE: 3-4 person hot tub in good condition $500. Call Rob-ert at 832-754-2579.FOR SALE: Computer Armoire - great for a child’s computer $60.00 or bestoffer (color: oak). Please call 281-256-6216.OAK CHINA CABINET W/HUTCH FOR SALE: Mirror back, glass shelves,lighted Excellent condition, $800. Will email pictures,call Billi 832-338-3825.CAR SEATS FOR SALE: I have two Graco car seats, one infant and one tod-dler seat. $25 each, or best offer. Please call 281-373-9448. LUGGAGE FOR SALE: Beautiful, gently used, four piece, navy blue tweedluggage set. Includes one large suitcase, one medium, one carry-on and onegarment bag. $125 o.b.o. Please call 281-373-9448.PIANO FOR SALE: Story and Clark, Baby Grand with player. The player willplay the piano with background music. Beautiful Walnut finish and is in like newcondition. $12,000.OBO 713-501-7784. FOR SALE: AMD-K6 200 MHz PC, 128 MB RAM, MS Windows ME, FloppyDrive, CD-ROM, 6 GB Hard Drive, 56K Modem, Sound Card, Graphics Card,Mouse, Keyboard, Documentation; selling for $90 (or best offer); call Patrick at281-654-3109 (work) or 281-256-3711 (home). FOR SALE: Whirlpool 30-Inch Microwave Hood combination for stove top;Model MH1150XM (color: biscuit); brand new; INTERNET price $279; sellingfor $200 (or best offer); call Patrick at 281-654-3109 (work) or 281-256-3711(home).FOR SALE: Moving Sale (after 13+ years in Fairfield). Everything, and Imean everything in my house is for sale. Cherry master bedroom suite, leathersectional, coffee table and much, much more. If you need anything for yourhouse, I might have it. Call 281-304-9657.



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