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FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY GAZETTE

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

October 2004 Volume 11Number 10

C O M M U N I T Y • G A Z E T T E

Congratulations Fairfield Community!

The Fairfield Sports Association 1st Annual Summer FestivalBenefiting

The Joe Zemba Cancer FundWas a HUGE Success!

Thanks to your generosity and support through donating silent auction items, baked goods, cell phones and ink jet cartridges,cash donations and your participation in the Benefit, we were able to raise…

$22,758.50for Joe, Lori, Craig and Brianna Zemba!

We had a beautiful day filled with lots of fun activities, food and music. We were also blessed with the presence of Joe Zemba. Joewas admitted in the hospital on May 23 and released August 11, just days before the Benefit. After 11-1/2 weeks in the hospital, Joe andhis family were honored with the festivities. Although the Benefit is over, the Zembas fight is not. Joe continues to have weeklychemotherapy treatments and we ask you to please continue to keep them in your prayers.

A BIG thank you to all of our volunteers – Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Christ the Redeemer Church, family, friends and neighbors.A special thank you to the Benefit committee for all of their tireless efforts: Lisa Wheat, Theresa Mallory, Margarita Trembath,

Sheryll Dwyer, Katie Smith, Beth Borsos, Melanie Medlin, Holly Reichert, LouAnn Lowe, Cindy Mendoza, Katie Stanko, JenniferHorton, Janet St. Arnaud, Barbara Pruitt and Daniele Barr.

What a wonderful community we live in. It is so awesome to live among such caring people who find the time to be kind. God Blessyou all for your generosity towards the Zembas!

Thank you to all of the wonderful sponsors:

Tasty Texan BBQ Meal St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Steven and Cammie Broeder, Kroger, Wal-Mart, Music Mountain, Coca-Cola, Hickory Barn, Carl’s BBQ, A & M

BBQ, Earthgrain, Sysco and Melinda S. Simmons, M.A., CCC, SLP, Rusty ReichertEntertainment and Kids’ Zone

Consign/Rent (Buy-Sell-Rent), Re/Max-Don and Jeanne Machrowicz, JPL Entertainment,Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department (Station #7 Firefighters: Tim Green, Jason Palmer, Brian St. Jaques, Matt Tallinger)

and Fairfield Dance CenterSports Activities:

Fairfield Sports Association, Baskin Robbins and Gallery FurnitureYummy and Delicious Bake Sale:

Christ the Redeemer Church, Randall’s, Kroger, and Nestle Toll House CaféSigns and Flyers:

Copy Corps and Mercury Signs

PLEASE SEE INSIDE GAZETTE FOR SILENT AUCTION DONATORS.

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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: Rima King .......................................................Fairfield 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)........................................................ 281-304-7664Mark 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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For Lease:20302 Lakeland Falls............5/3.5/2A.......Pool..........$2,20015603 Twisting Springs .........4/3.5/3D..........................$1,75020322 Peach Mountain .........4/2.5/2A..........................$1,55015406 Misty Dawn...............4/2.5/2A..........................$1,47515303 Chestnut Falls ..............4/2/2A...... Pending .......$1,39515311 Laurel Knoll..................3/2/2A............................$1,35020411 Timber Trail..................3/2/2A............................$1,30014927 Carolina Falls................3/2/2A............................$1,25015319 Hillside Park Way.........3/2/2A............................$1,250

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Thank you from the Zemba’s

We want to thank each and every one of you who came outto support our family. It is so wonderful to live in a com-munity with people wanting to reach out their hand in thehour of need.

The kindness and caring given to us has been a big part inlifting our spirits and has touched our hearts. The warm-est of thank yous can’t even begin to express what a bless-ing you all have been. Thanks to all the businesses for thedonations, all of you who prepared meals, all the cards, theprayers and those of you who made visits to the hospital.

Special thanks to Daniele Barr and the Benefit Committeeand Fairfield Sports!

Thank you all so Very Much!

Sincerely,The Zemba’s

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The Fairfield Sports Association 1st Annual Summer Festival BenefitingThe Joe ZembaCancer Fund would 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 Iron

Essential 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 – MarriottDoreen 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’s

Pappa’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 GourmetTherapeutic Massage in Your NeighborhoodTinseltown 290Trendy TreasuresTerry VaughnWade’s PhotographyWalgreens @ Barker CypressWalgreens @ Spring CypressScott WalkinshawWendy’sWB SportsWhole FoodsYellow Rose BakeryYoung Brother Taekwondo

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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.

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It has been reported that an attempted home break-in oc-curred in Fairfield during the month of July ’04, at approxi-mately 2 a.m. while the homeowners slept. The individual(s)rang the doorbell and when no one responded or turned ona light alerting them that someone was home, they left,observed by the homeowner who had come to the door,possibly in a white Suburban. A short while later, theindividual(s) returned on foot and threw landscaping rocksthrough the windows, possibly to gain access. The home-owner, who had gone back to bed, turned lights on andbegan shouting and the person(s) fled on foot. Fortunately,the offender(s) did not enter the home and no one was in-jured.

Please know your neighbors, be aware of your surround-ings at all times, and by all means do not open your door toany unknown person(s). You might consider leaving a lighton at night or installing a motion detector light.



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SECURITY REPORT

KEY SECURITY INDICATORS FOR AUGUST

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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Community Calendar

Tuesday, October 5, 2004 (thru October 8, 2004)Jazzercise FREE Open House

at Good Shepherd Methodist Church

Saturday, October 9, 2004MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield Meeting

NWHC Aggie Mother’s Club 3rd Annual ChinaLuncheon & Style Show

Tuesday, October 12, 2004NWHC Aggie Mother’s Club Meeting

Thursday, October 14, 2004Seniors’ Pot Luck Supper

Tuesday, October 19, 2004Fairfield Women’s Club Meeting

(7:00 PM) at Bradford Creek Clubhouse

Seniors’ Game Night

Saturday, October 23, 2004Seniors’ Bus Trip to Texas Market Days at George

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Thursday, October 28, 2004Seniors’ Game Night

Message from AMI:

‘TIS THE SEASON FORARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS

When Santa visits your house he’ll probably leave lots of presents such as abasketball goal, play equipment, patio cover, storage building, satellite dish, maybeeven plans for a new pool or a sprinkler system. Please remember that prior writtenapproval of your Association is necessary before the installation of anything oranything that changes the aesthetic appearance of your home.

If you’re building something that has a roof and/or sides, i.e., patio cover, stor-age building, you will need to include the following along with your application:materials including roofing, dimensions, height (measured from ground to peak),width and length, and a copy of your lot survey indicating the proposed locationand a side view elevation drawing.

If you plan to install play equipment, please include a copy of your lot surveyshowing the proposed location and the dimensions of the equipment (height, widthand length) as well as the type of cover for the “A” frame.

If you’re painting your home, please include a sample of the color(s) you wish touse.

Basketball goals….include a copy of your recorded lot survey indicating theproposed location where you wish to install the goal.

It’s a real easy process and takes no time at all to adhere to your governing docu-ments. You can apply by mail, fax or email – whichever is easiest for you.

To obtain an application or if you have any questions regarding the process orwhat items to include with your application, please contact AMI at 713-932-1122.



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Summertime Travel Safety

With summer in full swing, just a few reminders to help make thattrip to the beach, or wherever, a little safer. Please remember thesingle most important thing to do when driving is to fasten yourseatbelt and make sure your children are properly restrained in childsafety seats. Before heading out on a long trip, check your car’stire pressure. Not only will it reduce your chances of a blowout,but it will also increase your gas mileage! And please, don’t drinkand drive.

CPR & First Aid Classes

Do 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 takeboth for $35. Courses include infant, child, and adult CPR, as wellas obstructed airway and rescue breathing. For more information

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or 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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Did you know we have a website? Visit us in cyberspace atwww.cyfairvfd.com. There’s something for everyone including in-formation about the department, becoming a member, upcomingevents, and other useful items.

New Members…

Want to join us? Anyone interested in becoming a volunteerFirefighter, EMT or learning more about the department, is invitedto visit the station on any Thursday evening between 7-9 p.m. orcheck our website at www.cyfairvfd.com. No experience necessary.

If you would like more information or have any questions, con-tact Keith Grimm, Station 7 Public Relations @ 281-373-1753.



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!

Sincerely,Peggy Gardner, Fairfield Resident

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State Champions!

The Fairfield AA8 Boys Baseball Team traveled to Carthage, Texasand laid claim to a State Championship Title this summer!

Way to go boys. You were awesome!

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My name is Matthew Clevenger, I am 3 ½ years old and I have had Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes sinceI was 9 months old. I have lived in Fairfield my whole life. It is that time of year again and myfamily and I are getting ready for the big event. This year’s walk will take place on Sunday, October24th, 2004, at Greenspoint Mall. Because of donations like yours, we pray that one day researcherswill find a cure! I am so excited that I will be one of this years Ambassador’s representing JDRF.

My mom & dad have to check my glucose (sugar level) at least 8 times a day. I wear an insulin pumpto help control my blood sugar. I will be insulin-dependent for the rest of my life or until a cure.Insulin is not a cure, but only serves as a life support. I am beginning to understand and questiondiabetes. I asked my mom the other day, “Mommy, why did God give me Diabetes?” I truly believethere will be a cure, and that it is closer each day. I am amazed at how much advancement has takenplace in the last 10 years . . . imagine what will happen in the next 10!

I am praying that I will not be insulin-dependent for the restof my life, because a cure WILL HAPPEN , especially withindividuals like you supporting this cause. On Sunday, Octo-ber 24th, 2004, we are going to do more than just “hope” for acure. We are going to participate in the JDRF’s Walk to CureDiabetes. We are asking you to please make a difference forme and all children living with diabetes by:

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Our family thanks you in advance for your support and we hope to see you October 24th!

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For All Fairfield Residents Fifty Or Older…

The Seniors of Fairfield are an active, 50 plus, fun-loving group of couplesand singles who share fellowship, events, activities and moral support. Ifyou or your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to Fairfield Village orif you have lived here in the Wonderful World of Fairfield for some time,but have never attended one of our senior functions you are cordiallyinvited. Come be part of our fun-loving group.

NOTE: The information for this article must be to the Gazette on the 10th

of the month prior to issue date. We recommend that you check our website (shown below) for any changes to our activities, trips or plans listed.

OCTOBER PLANS:

October 14: Pot Luck Supper / at the Lakeside Trails Clubhouse at 6:30p.m. This is a time of feasting and fellowship.

October 19: Game Night / at the Cook’s 6:30 p.m., check our web sitefor directions.

October 23: Bus Trip / Texas Market Days at the George Ranch inRichmond, Texas.For twenty-one years, Texas Market Days has celebrated our history andheritage. Spanning more than a century of Texas history (1820’s to 1940’s).Texas Market Days include folk life demonstrations, historical reenact-ments, historic home tours, an antique tractor show and pull, cowboy po-ets and singers and a children’s carnival.

Then there is the Texas Market Days Arts & Crafts Marketplace featuringthe works of more than 100 artisans, gourmets and craftsmen. A new

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A Fun-Loving Over Fifty Groupfestival feature is the “Texan Time Machine,” a hands-on role-playingprogram that invites participants, to reenact life as it was for the Ranch’sfounding family, circa 1830—when this was Mexico and Stephen F. Aus-tin was establishing his colony here. It’s the best kind of fun—somethingthat teaches while keeping those hands and imaginations fully engaged!

If you get your tickets early they are $6.00. If you wait till after the ticketsare ordered on October 15th, the cost will then be $8.00. Make checks outto Susan Haushalter for the cost of the trip. Call Susan Haushalter if youhave questions at 281-304-7837 and get your name on the list. There islimited space available. The bus will depart the Fairfield Market parkinglot at 8:45 a.m.

October 28: Game Night / at the Lakeside Trails Clubhouse at 6:30p.m.

Game Nights: Call Mary Lou Cook if you have any questions at 281-304-8359 concerning details about game nights.

WEEKLY EMAIL NEWS :Each week, the FairfieldSeniors send out an email to all its members, withinformation about the upcoming week’s activities, birthdays, and any othernews of interest to the group. If you do not receive this email and wouldlike to be included, send an email to: [email protected] our web site regularly, for the latest information.

FUTURE PLANSSaturday, November 20 Trip to the “Painted Churches/Schulenburg” Checkthe web page for more details. Keep Saturday, December 4, available foranother FUN TRIP.

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Every week, in every state of the U.S. and in 85 countries around the world,thousands of mothers meet to pray for their children and their schools. Theygather in Mexico, New Zealand, China, Germany, India, Uganda, Egypt,Romania, Russia and many other countries. They are all part of Moms InTouch International, an interdenominational, nonprofit ministry of womenwho believe prayer makes a difference.

The group was founded in 1984 by Fern Nichols while she was stationed inAbbotsford, British Colombia with a Christian ministry. She had two sonsentering junior high school. Nichols knew her boys were going to facetheir greatest test yet in resisting immoral values, vulgar language, and peerpressure. She found other concerned mothers, and they began meeting forprayer.

The following summer Nichols and her family moved to Poway, California,where by the fall of 1985, a group was established at Poway High School.The women met once a week and prayed for a full hour for their childrenand the school. They prayed for a Moms In Touch group for every school intheir district, and they shared the concept with their friends and other momsthey met. Two years later, Nichols published a Moms In Touch booklet, andthe following January the first Moms In Touch retreat was held. Todaythere are thousands of Moms In Touch groups meeting worldwide.

The organization’s goal is to have a group of two or more moms praying forevery school in this country and throughout the world. We know our chil-dren face many challenges at school (academics, drugs, peer pressure andviolence), and to stand in the gap for them through prayer is our highestcalling.

The mothers meet once a week to pray for teachers, principals and admin-istrators, conferences, respect for authority, curriculum choices, holidaysituations, coaches and athletic programs, high standards, family values,after school programs, problems faced by the students and for the specificneeds 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 Moms

MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club is a support group forall moms who make the important decision to stay at home to raise theirchildren so whether you are expecting your first child or are a veteranmom with school age kids there is sure to be something of interest inour group. The MOMS Club of Cypress NW-Fairfield serves the entireFairfield subdivision in Cypress. Interested moms, who live outsideFairfield please visit www.momsclub.org.

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

Saturday October 9th from 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM the MOMS Clubwill host a Vendor Fair at the Golf Center.

Our next monthly all-member meeting will be held at Good Shep-herd United Methodist Church located on Cypresswood Drive inFairfield on October 12th at 10:00 AM.

October 29th will be our Halloween Membership Drive and Cos-tume Party at the Bradford Creek Clubhouse from 2:30 PM until5:30 PM. Visitors are welcome to attend.

For more information please contact Deborah Gilstrap, MembershipVP at 281-304-6552 or email [email protected] or Amy Wilczek,President, at 281-304-4640 or email [email protected] withMOMS Club in the subject line.

We are happily welcoming new moms at each meeting,hope to see you there!

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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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October 9, 2004‘A Tradition of Southern Hospitality’

3rd Annual China Luncheon and Style Show

Please join the NW Harris Co. Aggie Mothers’ Club on Saturday,October 9, 2004 for our 3rd Annual China Luncheon and Style Show atthe Foundry Methodist Church in the Fellowship Hall. 8350 Jones Road,Jersey Village (one block North of Hwy 290)

Social and Table viewing begin at 10:30 a.m.Tickets/$15.00 per person

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All proceeds, sponsorships, and donations benefit ourEndowed Scholarship Fund.

October 12, 2004: Please join the Northwest Harris County AggieMothers’ Club for an evening with Mr. Scott Draper from Beutal-Stu-dent Health Services. Learn how it is not just about band-aids anymore!

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

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Jason and Misty Clow would like to an-nounce the birth of their daughter, KennedyGrace, on June 23, 2004. Kennedy weighed8lbs. 5 oz and was 19 1/2 inches long.

Anthony and Bobbi Castellese would like to announce the birth of the2nd daughter Remington Marie Castellese. Remi was born June 10th

and weighed in at 5 lbs 4 oz. and was19 inches long. She is welcomedhome by her big sister, Hunter.

Troy & Lisa Marshal l are very proud to announce the birth of theirson, Ashton Garrett Marshall , born on August 9, 2004 at 8:57a.m.Ashton weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 1/4 inches long. He iswelcomed home by his big brothers, Colten, age 3 and, Blake, age 2.

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Q:What do you teach at FDC?A: Since the studio has opened I have taught a little bit of

everything - ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, technique, condi-tioning and hip hop for students of all ages.

Q:Why is dancing so important to you?A: Dancing has been a part of my life every since I can remember. It is not only

something that I do, but a part of who I am. To listen to a song and be able to relatethe music or lyrics to my own life experiences, and then express this throughmovement and share it with an audience...it is a feeling that can never be put intowords.

Q:With a new baby, has it been difficult juggling motherhood and teaching?A: Kennedy is the light of my life - a joy that I never really knewuntil she came into

this world. It can be very difficult at times juggling being a Mom, office work,teaching classes and sleeping. However, I am very lucky to have a wonderfulsupport system of family and friends.

Q:Why will you encourage your daughter to dance?A: I hope that Kennedy finds the joy in dancing that her father and I do. If she chooses

to dance, I will encourage and nurture her in hopes it will heighten her self-esteemand motivate her in life.

Q:What movies or stage productions are your current favorites?A: Some of my old favorites are West Side Story, Signing in the Rain, The Music

Man, and A Chorus Line. More recently, The Lion King and Rent. Q:What else would you like to tell us?A: Teaching is a way that I can share my love of dance with every student that walks

through the studio doors. Not everyone is going to pursue dance as a career, but itshould always be a positive experience. I want each student to come to class eachweek excited and enthusiastic about dancing, and I want them to leave each weekwith a greater self-esteem and sense of accomplishment.

Q:What do you teach at FDC?A: I teach Hip Hop, Jazz, Tap, Break-Dancing and

Lyrical Dance.Q:Rumor has it you were not teaching anymore? Is that

true?A: Not true at all! I have only cut back a bit on my

teaching to spend energy on my production company. You will definitely see my shining face in class this year!

Q:What’s been going on with your production company,Round Rock Productions?

A: Round Rock is going great. We just finished a new show called “Rhythm ‘NFunk” and we are slated to have bookings in Germany and Mexico this year. Wehave expanded our market to include corporate events, and look forward to pro-viding the after-hours entertainment for the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce Busi-ness Expo in September.

Q:What’s your favorite new song to dance to?A: I love the new song by Maroon 5. Q:Why is dancing so important to you?A: Dancing, performing and producing is the way I express my feelings in an artistic

way. Whenever I feel stressed or upset, I go into the studio and just dance - nochoreography, no blocking, just letting go. It is the best feeling I know.

Q:Why should people try Hip Hop?A: Hip Hop offers so much to people of every age. The younger students enjoy the

music and a way to just let go. They do not have to worry about the jazz and ballettechnique, they just flow with the music. The teenagers love to learn the cool andhappening moves. The college students and adults enjoy it as a fun way to exer-cise without having to use a treadmill, weights or fad contraption.

Q:What else would you like to tell us?A: We want to offer kids and adults a great experience not only inside the dance

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We are also proud to announce that leading the Texas Terrapins willbe our new Head Coach, Barbara Harold. Barbara has been a swimcoach for more than 25 years and a swim instructor for more than 30years. With her previous employer, Barbara created the Fleet FIRSTprogram and watched it grow into the successful program our com-munity recognizes. In addition, she headed the first level of the com-petitive swim team and taught stroke/turn clinics to older Fleet swim-

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In less than a month, we are excited that nearly 100 swimmers havedecided to become part of this new team. TTST swimmers are all busymaking lots of new friends, helping create new team traditions basedwith “turtle power” — and are practicing for the upcoming Short-Course competition season.

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Fall has arrived at Little Lambs. We have many excitingactivities planned for this exciting time of the year. Ourclasses will be discovering and exploring all the thingsthe season of fall brings. We have a Fall Festival plannedat the end of the month. This festival every year is a bighit with our students! The pumpkin patch is also com-ing back to Good Shepherd. Our students will pick outa special pumpkin to take home and hear a special story timein the pumpkin patch.

We are having our first annual Little Lambs Olympics this year at Cy-press Academy of Gymnastics. Our three, four and five year-old classeswill have the opportunity to use all the equipment at their facility andreceive a special gold medal at the end for all their hard work.

In September, our four and five year-old classes went on a fabulousfield trip to EJ’s Pizzeria and Baskin Robbins. Our students made theirown pizza, got a “behind the scenes” tour of a restaurant and had icecream for dessert. We would like to thank both EJ’s Pizzeria and BaskinRobbins for everything they did. The children loved it!

Little Lambs Mother’s Day Out and Preschool is a weekday ministry ofGood Shepherd United Methodist Church in Fairfield. We offer classesfor children 18 months of age to 5 years old. To learn more about ourprogram, please visit our website littlelambsmdo.org or call 281-373-0052.

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The 2005 Project Prom Committee’s first parent meeting in Au-gust was very successful and we have already had many parentssign up to volunteer their time. We have been very hard at workkicking off several fundraisers to jump start the year. For thoseSenior parents who were unable to attend, below is an update ofboth current and future fundraisers.

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• PROM DRESS BOUTIQUE to be scheduled later. To make atax deductible donation call Susan Kubacak at 281-373-3312.

The Project Prom decorating committee is looking for storage spacewhere they can also work on projects from October to May. If youare interested in offering a space please call Julie Sims at 281-251-9877. The next parent meeting is October 11th at 7PM in theCFHS cafeteria. For more information visitwww.cyfairprojectprom.com.

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One of the advantages of living in the Cy Fair School District is their commitment to the school music programs. The band program is outstanding.Instrumental music begins in the 6th grade where each day students have one period of music instruction grouped within the specific instruments.For example, the flutes learn together, as do the clarinets, the trumpets, the low brass and percussion. After 36 weeks of 45 minutes a day, thestudent has learned many aspects of the instrument and musicianship. The students then progress to the 4 bands leveled for ability.

Mrs. Pricilla Bell, the band director of Goodson Middle School said that currently there are 165 beginning band students and 235 continuingstudents divided into the 4 bands. This is the largest middle school program in the district. Mrs. Bell said, “We are busting at the band seams andwe love it!” They have 2 other directors, Mr. Alex Hinojosa and Ms. Nicole Huerta. Throughout their middle school experience the students areable to participate in UIL contests for the bands, in which they are rated against a state wide standard with “1” being a superior rating. These bandshave consistently been rated superior since the school opened in 2001. The students are also encouraged to perform in individual competitions suchas solo and ensemble festivals. Goodson walked away with 200 medals this past year. Many of the students also audition for Region Band and earna spot. One of the highlights for the year is when the 8th graders are able to perform at a Cy-Fair football game in the stands along side the Cy-FairHigh School marching band. This sets the stage for their freshman year in which they are on the field performing at halftime.

Mr. Mark Veenstra, director of the band program at the Cy-Fair High School always looks forward to each years band. This years band consists of280 students. The directors spend a lot of time choosing the program and watching it come together. To watch the progression of the initialpractices with all the students trying to learn their music and move to their designated spots for their performances on the football field, you can seeall the hard work, practice and dedication that go into making Cy-Fair Marching Band one of the most respected bands in the area.

One of the exciting things for the band students is the cohesiveness. Practice begins in late July and by the time school starts, many freshmen havealready made new friends. There is the big sister/big brother program which connects an upperclassman to an incoming freshman. There are thetraditional get-togethers including skating parties, swim parties, lock-ins and a semi formal band banquet at the end of the year. All the studentsperform at the varsity football games and the competition band performs at area marching band competitions throughout the season.

The color guard is a very big part of the marching band, their graceful movements with flags, rifles and swords adds to the overall performance. Thecolor guard, under the direction of Mr. Jeremy Baudoin , continue to perform in winter competitions and this past year placed 18th in the world intheir division in San Diego, CA.

After football season, all the band students continue with their 5 different leveled bands under the direction of Mr. Mark Veenstra, Mr. Skip Martin,Ms. Shirley Holstein and Mr. Chris Young. Students continue to compete in UIL competitions, solo and ensemble competitions and other bandcompetitions throughout the U.S. Many audition and earn a spot for Region Band, Area Band and All State Band. Last school year, all the bandsperformed in San Antonio for the Bluebonnet Classic Band Festival and won sweepstakes in all categories. Band continues to be part of the livesfor many Cy-Fair students after graduation. Many of the band’s serious musicians go on to college and major in music, with some receiving fullscholarships. Some students major in other areas and perform with the college marching or symphonic bands.

Cy-Fair’s Marching Band performed in the 1999 Rose Bowl Parade and are awaiting acceptance to perform in the 2006 parade. This would be awonderful experience for the students and for the residents of the Cy-Fair School District. We will keep you posted!!

Come to a Cy-Fair High School Varsity football game this season and see the award winning Cy-Fair Marching Band perform their show “Heart-beat”.



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Looking for new members!If you are a Veteran of the U.S. Army,U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S.Marines, U.S. Coast Guard, orMerchant Marines you may be eligibleto join. American Legion Post #324currently meets the second Sunday ofeach month at the Jersey Village CityHall.

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For a membership application, pleasecontact Hugh Gutzman at 281-304-7404.

CY-FAIR KIWANIS CLUB OF HOUSTON

Drew Vanderbrook, a Fairfield resident and son of Mr. And Mrs. Donald Vanderbrook, wasselected as the recipient of the Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club runner-up scholarship from all five KeyClubs sponsored by Kiwanis. The scholarship was presented at the July meeting.

Kiwanis, International is a worldwide service organization with “Children, Priority One” as itsprimary focus. Kiwanians work for a 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 in tradition and pride inits accomplishments. Members engage in various fund raising events to support youth organi-zations, such as Key Club, the high school division of Kiwanis; Boy Scouts; and Girl Scouts,as well as other charitable organizations that assist families. An annual golf tournament is oneof the primary fund-raisers along with a few sales projects. Kiwanis is a nonprofit organiza-tion and all funds raised are used to support these organizations and charities.

The Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club, an affiliate of the International organization, meets threetimes a month at the Hearthstone Country Club in Hearthstone from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15p.m. for lunch, fellowship, the reporting of progress of the Club’s sponsored childrenand youth projects, and programs by guest speakers on subjects involving communityaffairs.

Membership in Kiwanis is open to persons of good character who adhere to the standards ofgood conduct in their community and believe in and subscribe to the objects of Kiwanis Inter-national. If you would like to know more about Kiwanis and the service programs it promotes,call Peggy Presnell, President, at 281-304-7127.

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The Foundry United Methodist Church will host over 100 vendors atits annual Judy Dierker Craft Classic on Saturday, October 16, 2004, 9a.m. to 4 p.m. The Bazaar & Craft Show features over 100 vendors offering customersterrific value and selection on a wide array of goods, including handcrafteditems, Fall & Christmas specialties, gourmet-baked goods, children’s toys& clothing, and jewelry. Come early for the best selection. This eventbenefits missions. Admission is FREE. New this year, shoppers can enjoy an array of salads, homemade des-serts, and coffees in Café de la Mission, a Texas tea room with a Frenchflair. The tea room will stay open from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Purchaselunch tickets at the show for $10 each – benefits local and foreign mis-sions!

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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 faithwith the our neighbors in Fairfield through a local C.C.E. program K-8thgrade, adult and family faith formation, spiritual activities, etc. These ac-tivities are planned by a core group of volunteers that meet on a monthlybasis. If you would like to become more involved and get to know yourneighbors and Catholic community better, please call Anna Marie Novoa at281-213-3136.

NEW***Feast of Fellowship Ministry: This ministry has been cre-ated due to the increase in new parishioners and new Catholic neighborswithin our community. We want to you to come and join us for Catholicsharing in a new approach to ministry: sharing the family table. In order tomake this happen, we need volunteers to be our “host homes” that wouldserve a meal to new families 4 times a year. We are also looking for familiesto invite to these dinners, so if you are interested, or just need more infor-mation, please contact Bill Bradley at [email protected] or LeslieAnn Seifert at [email protected]

NEW***ADULT STUDY in Fairfield: Sunday’s, 4:45-5:45 pm dur-ing CCE class time. We are so excited to offer a new fall study about The 10Commandments. We all need to be reminded they are commandments, notsuggestions. Come join us after you drop your child off for CCE at theLakeside Trails Clubhouse. For more information call Bill or Stacie Bradleyat 281-304-9341.

Jr High and High school Halloween Lock-In: October 29th, 8:00 pm-7:00 am. Open to all High School and Jr. High students. We will attendHaunted Houses and then finish the night at Celebration Station. We needadult chaperones to hold this activity. Call Santos, Youth Minister at 281-469-5533 to help.

SAMARITAN MINISTRY at Christ the Redeemer: The SamaritanMinistry consists of three parts; Ministry to the Sick, Funeral Aid and Be-reavement. All parts of this ministry are in need of volunteers. Please callthe church office if you can help, 281-469-5533. Ministry of the Sick, con-tacts are Joanne Lapps, 281-256-1437, [email protected] and JuliusReid, 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].

C.C.E. CLASSES (Continuing Christian Education): Fairfield holdsCCE classes for K-8th in local homes every Sunday from 4:30-6 pm. ThisCCE program 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.

ALL CCE TEACHERS—VIRTUS training courses: All teachersfor the 2004-05 CCE school year must take the VIRTUS class in order toteach and aide CCE. Once you take the course, it is good for three yearsuntil you need to take it again. The dates of the next classes will be: Sept.15th, 7-9 pm at CtR. Call the parish office to register for the class or goonline to www.virtusonline.org

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BIBLE STUDIES: Men’s in FF: Sunday, 8:30-9:30 pm at the GolfCenter. If you have any questions or concerns, please call JamesSmith at 281-373-9008. Adult at CtR: Every Thursday at 7 pm atChrist the Redeemer, room 113. For more information call Rose MaryPotter at 281-469-5533. Jr. & High School at CtR: T.N.T., TuesdayNight Truth, at Christ the Redeemer. For more information call theparish 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 orhave a change of address, please call Katie Smith at 281-373-9008.

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Harvest Bible ChurchIn chapters 2-3 of the Book of Revelation Jesus Christ addressed sevenfirst-century churches. In each church he encouraged what was goodand rebuked what was wrong in their midst. At the end of each discoursehe said, “He who has an ear let him hear what the Spirit says to thechurches.” In other words, what Jesus said to those churches applies toall churches.

All churches today do some things well and some things not-so-well.But the things we do not-so-well must never be excused and relegated to“we’re only human!” for Jesus severely rebukes our shortcomings. Sincethe church itself is the actual body of Christ, it should be perfect, that is,above reproach in its character. For those who call themselves Chris-tians Jesus commends hard work in laboring to teach the Scriptures,perseverance under trial and persecution, no toleration of evil men andevil practices within the church, the testing false prophets, and spiritualgrowth in the face of financial poverty. Jesus also commends those whoare willing to die for the sake of his name. And in the first century thiswas the norm.

Now Jesus also rebukes sinful behavior in the church. Jesus severelyrebukes those who obey God but have no love for Him, those who toler-ate others in the church who live in sin as well as those who toleratefalse teachers – those who teach things contrary to the Scriptures. Heseverely rebuke churches who have good reputations from the past butwho have no spiritual life in the present. And he most severely rebukechurches with spiritual indifference – churches that are “lukewarm.” Rev.

3:16 says that these kinds of churches make him want to vomit! Howdoes indifference enter into a church? Through excessive riches whichcause us to believe that all is well when it really isn’t. This describes somany churches today. Our material wealth makes us indifferent to ourneed for the Savior.

Let all churches today who read this take inventory of their spiritual life.Even though all Christian churches have something to commend, wecan always be better. Jesus even warned the churches of the first centurythat if they didn’t fix what was wrong he would come and take theirchurches away from them. He meant business! The bottom line is thatwe are the body of Jesus Christ, and as a result of our many shortcom-ings and our indifference to them we tend to make a mockery of JesusChrist. Let us go forth and represent him the way He was intended to berepresented – in truth! That truth, and all the rest of the answers to life, isfound in the Bible – the pure word of God. In it alone will you find theanswer to eternal life in heaven with God.

If you’d like to know more about the Bible and/or you are looking for achurch in the Fairfield area, the people of Harvest Bible Church inviteyou to join us on Sunday mornings. We meet for small group Bible studyand children’s Sunday School from 9:30-10:15, and our corporate wor-ship hour is from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Ault Elementary. Call our churchoffice at 281-304-1441, or you can consult our website atwww.harvestbiblechurch.net for more info.



Fountain of Life FellowshipNon Denominational – Spirit Filled Church

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“. . . select out of all the people able men who fear God, men of truth, thosewho hate dishonest gain; and you shall place these over them as leaders.”Exodus 18:21 (NASB)ONE VOTE in 1800 ONE VOTE elected Thomas Jefferson as PresidentONE VOTE Texas, California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington became

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Election Day, November 2nd, is right around the corner. In the last na-tional election, only half of the eligible voters were registered; and only halfof those registered actually voted! Too many Christians did not exercisetheir right to vote. However, it is a right and a responsibility that rests on usall. We owe it to those who have sacrificed so much to give us our one vote.As a nation, we face many critical issues today and the future of our childrenand grandchildren is at stake. Get registered, make sure your friends andfamily are registered, research the issues and candidates, and VOTE!

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GOD IS FAITHFUL . . .Our missionaries, Emmanuel and Felicia Nwajei, from Jos, Nigeria, were on-

hand to help us celebrate our 13th year of ministering to the Cypress community.Emmanuel preached at both our Saturday evening and Sunday morning worshipservices. He gave us a first-hand account of the persecution of Christians in Nige-ria. In the midst of their struggles, God continues to reign, provide, and protectHis children. It was a powerful testimony to His loving grace.

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We’ve put together our congregation’s favorite recipes in a cookbook,which will make a great gift for the cook(s) in your life. These recipes aretried and, oh so tasty! The cookbooks are available now. We’ll be at variouslocations and events this fall. Watch for our fundraiser signs or call thechurch office to order a cookbook today.ABOUT US

We are located just 1.5 miles off Hwy 290 at 15010 Mueschke Road.Saturday services start at 6:30 p.m. Sunday worship services and Children’sChurch start at 10:45a.m. A nursery is provided during all services. For moredetails, please contact us at 281-373-9337.



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Who are we?We are a new church that is gathering in Fairfield. We love Jesus. We aregrowing through study of the bible. We find life and purpose in relation-ships. We drink coffee together and dress casually.

Why are we here?We exist to pursue God in the company of friends. All of us have experi-enced the goodness, excitement, and grace of pursuing God in the companyof friends. We want to invite you, your family, and your friends to join us inthis adventure. We are not here to pull people from other churches. If youare actively participating and growing in a Christ centered church, pleasestay there.

Where did we come from?An amazing church in Sugar Land, The Vineyard Church, has sent us out toplant/start a new church in Cypress. They are supporting us, encouragingus, and praying for us.

What are we seeking to become?We desire to facilitate a community of friends who pursue God, seeking tobecome more like Jesus through practices, experiences, and relationships.Practices include: conversation with God, interaction with the Bible, a lifestyleof worship, and giving of ourselves to serve others. Experiences include: anew identity in Jesus, God’s love, forgiveness, and power through the HolySpirit, being used by God for his purposes, and authentic Christian commu-nity. Relationships with: those that are challenging us, those where we are

Trinity Vineyard Churchchallenging others, those that are not pursing God, our families that are healthyand moving forward in Christ.

Who is invited?Imperfect people of all ages, backgrounds, and cultures are welcome to at-tend.

When are our Gatherings?On Sunday evenings at 6:00 pm to 7:15pm. Beginning in October we willbe going through a series called Alpha. Alpha is a practical introduction onthe basics of the Christian faith. Come with your questions, and join us on ajourney to discover the meaning of life. Children’s programs are providedfor those 6 months – 5th grade. Mid-week small groups are another opportu-nity to join us in this mission to pursue God in the company of friends. Westudy the bible together, pray for each other, and do life together. Email usor call for more 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?Our web page is www.TrinityVineyardChurch.cc. Our phone # is 281-256-3353. Our email is [email protected]

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Fruitful Word MinistriesSomeone posed the question to me this week, “What one right would you

have the most difficulty giving up for a day?” My immediate response was,“The right to be treated with respect.” After all, Scripture tells us to considerothers better than ourselves. Each person was created by God with valueand purpose. Yes, being treated with respect is certainly a reasonable expec-tation. “Everyone has the right to be treated with dignity as a child of God,”I thought. Yet as I spoke those words, I had that uncomfortable feeling inmy spirit I’ve learned to recognize as the Holy Spirit’s conviction.

My thoughts flashed to Jesus standing in Pilate’s court as the crowdshouted, “Crucify him!” (Mark 15:12-13). Hardly respect. Soldiers mockedJesus, thrust the crown of thorns upon his brow and struck him with a staff.They even spit on him! Not a word of rebuke left Jesus’ lips.

When the nails pierced our Lord’s hands and He was crucified as a com-mon criminal, Jesus’ only request was “Father, forgive them, for they do notknow what they are doing” (Luke 23:34). Not once did Jesus demandrespect. He was the Son of God. He was El Shaddai — an all sufficient,powerful God. If anyone had the right to be treated with respect, it was He.

Philippians 2:5-8 says: Your attitude should be the same that Christ Jesushad. Though he was God, he did not demand and cling to his rights as God.He made himself nothing; he took the humble position of a slave and ap-peared in human form. And in human form he obediently humbled himselfeven further by dying a criminal’s death on a cross. (NLT)

Like me, do you feel entitled to a certain level of respect? Maybe youcling to the right to make your own decisions. Perhaps you expect to enjoythe comforts our society offers. But our Lord encountered contempt moreoften than reverence. As He prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesusrelinquished His choice to avoid the crucifixion. And as our Savior hung on

the cross, He abandoned His comfort so we could one day enjoy the eternalluxuries of Heaven.

What right do you have difficulty relinquishing? I challenge you to let goof that right for a week. Make a conscious effort to take on the submissiveattitude of Christ. It promises to be a humbling experience.—Mindy Ferguson,Copyright © 2004 Fruitful Word Ministries, Inc.For information on this ministry visit our web site at www.fruitfulword.org

Cypress Assistance MinistriesCypress Assistance Ministries provides the tools, i.e. counselors, educa-

tion, emergency assistance (food pantry) and information referrals to othersources for those in crisis or need in the Cypress, West Houston, Hockleyand Waller area. We are working at “making life better for others”. It is notpossible to solve “all” the problems, however, in many instances, employ-ment is the issue. A full paycheck or better pay will make the differencewhether or not you have a place to live or if you have electricity. Our jobprogram offers networking, counseling, resume writing, educational classes,as well as interview and job search techniques.

If you know of a job opening or if you are a job seeker and need moreinformation, please call Loretta, 281-955-5895. For further information aboutany of our other programs, donations or volunteering call 281-955-7684.



Upcoming EventsGod’s Little Angel’s MDO is having their annual Open House on Tuesday

October 5 at 6:30 p.m. Come visit, meet our wonderful staff, viewclassrooms and kid’s artwork.

True Love Waits classes will be held on October 15-17. Join our studentsas they learn about God’s romantic best. Our Student Ministry Fall sched-ule of activities includes, Wednesday “Halftime” at 6:45 pm, Sunday Morn-ing Bible Study at 11 am. and “Transformation” or AWANA, Sunday at 5pm. All Students grades 6-12 are invited to attend. Events and Scheduleupdates are on our website.

Wondering about your “role” in life? Join the Ladies Ministry for “Free-dom Friday” on October 15, for a discussion on the many roles we have-friend, wife, mom, neighbor and co-worker and a chance to connect withother women.

Fall Festival is coming, October 31 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. following andabbreviated AWANA (5-6 pm). Enjoy a safe, fun evening of games, yummyfood, and a Kidstuf performance. Entrance requirement is one unopenedbag of pre-wrapped candy.

Financial Peace University is a Dave Ramsey video based financialplanning class meeting on Sunday and Monday nights. New classes willbegin in January. Join us to learn how to better manage your finances andbecome debt free. Visit www.fairfieldfpu.com for more information.

Flue shots will be offered on Sunday, October 17 from 9:30 a.m. tonoon. Cost is $19.

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

Fairfield Baptist ChurchAdult Community Groups meet on Sundays and throughout the week for

Bible study and fellowship in numerous locations throughout the area. “BaseCamp” an orientation class, provides information about the church and churchprograms. “First Wednesday”, is our unique casual, interactive service thatwe offer the first Wednesday of each month at 6:45 pm.

Location - We are located at 27240 Hwy 290 between Mueschke andMason 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.

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WOW Craft Show will be held October 9th from 9 am - 4 pm. There issomething fun for the whole family including an awesome silent auction,decadent baked goods, lunch, and more crafts and treasures than you canimagine! The entrance fee is only $1 and kids are free. Enjoy the fun whilesupporting missions and ministries locally and abroad.

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Come join GSUMC and begin the journeyGood Shepherd is located on Cypresswood, two blocks east of Mason Rd.The church family looks forward to meeting you and your family at eitherthe Saturday evening Common Grounds at 5:55 pm, the 8:31 TraditionalWorship or the 10:59 Contemporary Praise service. Call 281 373-CARE (2273) or check our web site at www.cypressgs.net for moreinformation.



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ATTENTION FAIRFIELD PARENTS: Who went through SeniorYear with your child: We are in need to have some input for Scholarships,Applications & etc.. We would appreciate it if you can share. Thank You. E-mail: [email protected] LAKE HOUSE FOR RENT: Lake Livingston. Lakeview 2br/2b 1 minutewalk from private cove. Enjoy your weekend at an affordable price. JetSki’sand boats all welcome. Dan or Stacie 281-256-0671.ENGLISH HORSEBACK RIDING SCHOOL NEEDS STUDENT: As-sist young riders with grooming, tacking, & misc. chores. Must be reliable &have own transportation. Call BJ Ryan at 281-304-8168.LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST WANTED: To work part-time inmy busy Fairfield office. Call Kim Schneider @ 281-373-5748 for detailsand interview.CARPOOLING : To Metropolitan Baptist Church — We are looking forsomeone to carpool to the AWANAs program at The Met on Wednesday nights. We would leave Fairfield at 6:00 p.m for The Met. The program ends at 8:15p.m. Please call 281-213-9814 to share driving responsibilities.TIME SHARE FOR SALE: Enjoy sparkling Lake Palestine with a timeshare at The Villages, a Silverleaf Resort near Tyler, Texas. Our time share isa two bedroom condo on Lake Palestine available for two weeks each No-

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FOR SALE: Huffy Basketball Hoop, acrylic backboard, stand and base,$75.00 OBO 281-256-6903FOR SALE: Murray 6.0 HP, 20 “ lawnmower, approx 5 years old, goodstarter mower, $75 obo. Scott’s broadcast spreader, less than 1 year old $20. Twin size box spring, used less than a year $25. Playskool “Air-tivity Table”$15. call 281-256-1266. FOR SALE: Custom made crib dust ruffle, bumpers, matching curtains,lamp and pillow $50.00. Convertible high chair $40.00. Girl clothes birth-2T and XL Maternity clothes in great condition. Call Shelly 281-373-3778.FOR SALE: Crib and mattress $100.00. Graco Pack and Play with chang-ing station plus 2 matching sheets $50.00. Baby swing for swingset $10.00. All items in great condition. Call Shelly 281-373-3778.FOR SALE: Graco Swing~Like New $45 Graco Chauffer Travel System w/infant carseat $75 Fisher Price KickNPlay Bouncer $10 Evenflo Ultrasaucer$45 Countoured changing table pad w/2 terry covers $10 Classical MusicMobil $10 Swivel bathtub ring and tons of misc. infant toys. All items inexcellent condition...Most prices negotiable Michelle 832-978-8607FOR SALE: Large 5 piece sectional sofa. Beige with end recliners andqueen sleeper section. Ends have some cat scratches, good for gameroom orfirst apartment $100 OBO - Adjustable Sit Up Bench $10 - Two 10lb.Dumbells $7 Michelle 832-978-8607MATERNITY CLOTHES FOR SALE: Short and long sleeveshirts, pants, and some matching sets for business or church. Sizes mediumthrough large. Excellent condition. Call 281-304-7672. PATIO HEATER FOR SALE: Freestanding Dynamic Cooking SystemsProfessional Patio Heater. Brand new, still in box. Model is Phoenix IIIstainless steel. 40,000 BTU. Spend time on the patio this winter with up to20 ft. of perimeter heat! Retails for almost $1,000. Will sell for $500. 281-304-8127

FOR SALE: Very Good Condition. Two black leather sofas-1100.00. Twinbed with box and mattress 75.00, dresser drawer 75.00 Call 281 330-0794.FOR SALE: Cargo Furniture twin size bed (upper bunk/daybed). “Cot-tage” style in “Classic” color. $150. Sit ‘n’ Stand LX III double stroller. $70. Snugli Easy Comfort Plus front & back pack soft infant carrier. Navyand red. Used only twice. $15. 281-373-4250.FOR SALE: Today’s Kid’s Dino Rocker $15, Fisher Price Jeep $15, Today’s Kid’sElectronic Rocking Horse $50, Big Wheel $10, Play Hut $5, Little Tikes: T-ball Stand$5 or Swing $10, Car Seat $40, Graco Pack N Play $40, Baby Oak Rocker $25, Stroller $30, Bicycle $20, Black Contemporary Coffee Table $20 and many moreToys!! Technics Turntable $20,Southwestern Accent Lamps, Vases, and Pictures. 281-304-8038 and MAKE AN OFFER!FOR SALE: Furniture For Sale: Henredon burgundy chenille sofa (2001)$450. (2) Fairfield tufted chairs (2001), gold chenille, carved wood arms/legs $175 each or $300/pair. Great condition! MUST SEE! Pictures avail-able. 281-213-3554 [email protected] SALE: LAWNMORE TORO 21" personal pace/recycler/with mowerbag 6.5 hp self propelled in excellent condition. $350.00 Call David 713-724-7956.FOR SALE: Little Tykes plastic slide $10. Boy’s small black bicycle $10.Girl’s mid-size bike $10. Please call 281-304-8748.TABLES FOR SALE: Gray marble coffee table and matching end table-$150 for both. Wrought iron and glass sofa table with matching end table-$50 for both. Oak coffee table-$50. All are in good condition. Please call281-304-8748.FOR SALE: Black/antique gold mirror 38” x 48”. 1 year old. Looks new-$30. Please call 281-304-8748.FOR SALE: Bassett furniture, great quality. Twin size bed, white finish.Complete set. Panel headboard, footboard and rails. Brand new-bought inMay. $300.00. 281-256-1808



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Chappell Ridge 6 $62.50 133 8 4Cottage Glen 2 $76.88 53 3 3The Crossing 5 $62.22 57 6 0The Estates 3 $69.90 86 3 1Garden Grove 5 $60.64 65 14 7Inwood Glen 9 $65.55 100 9 1Inwood Meadows 13 $63.47 69 15 2Inwood Park 10 $63.31 85 15 2Lakes/Lake Ridge 2 3 $66.06 24 9 1Landing/Reserve 4 $61.98 78 6 1Meadows 4 $67.25 72 9 0Oaks 1 $54.14 91 2 0Park/Retreat 3 $57.19 138 4 0Pines 0 - - 1 0Summer Ridge 1 $63.18 57 1 0Trails 1 $69.74 56 2 0

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20223 Emily Anne Court,4/2.5/2, 3009 SqFt, $184,500

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20226 Timberline Trail,4/3.5/3, 3639 SqFt, $264,900

15110 Red Cedar Cove,3/2/2, 1685 SqFt, $116,900

20806 Oak Orchard,3+/2/2, 2129 SqFt, $149,900

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15715 Lake Loop,4/3.5/2, 3736 SqFt, $269,900

20331 Peach Mountain,4/2.5/2, 2145 SqFt, $129,900

21318 Pebble Pine Trail,4/2.5/3, 3039 SqFt, $194,900

15322 Redbud Leaf Lane,4/2.5/2, 2860 SqFt, $168,900

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