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April 2007 Volume 14 Number 4

C O M M U N I T Y • G A Z E T T EOFFICIAL FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER

• Booths are 10’ x 20’ & Cost $35 • TwoboothlimitperFairfieldaddress• Tables are available to rent for $10 each• Sign-upwillbehandledbymail&email

Checksshouldbemadepayableto:FWC(FairfieldWomen’sClub).Pleasemailpaymentsto:

JeanLand15307 Evergreen Knoll Lane

Cypress, Texas 77433Phone 832-282-8832

Pleaseincludeyouremailaddressandphonenumberwithpayment!

• Boothorderswillbeprocessedinorderbythepostmarkeddate• Tips, rules, booth number(s) and vendor parking passwill beemailedtoyou

• Ifyoudon’thaveaccesstoemail,yourpacketwillbemailedtoyouattheaddressshownonyourcheck

Mailyourcheckearlyifyouhaveapreferencesuchas:you’dliketobelocatednexttoafriendatthesale.Pleasemailyourcheckstogetherwith a note. If you have a preference as to booth location, please describeitandeveryeffortwillbemadetoaccommodateyou.

PLEASE NOTE: ThisgaragesaleisforFairfieldresidentsonlyduetothelimitednumberofboothsavailable!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: THEREWILLBENORAINDATEASTHEBOOTHSARECOVERED.Allboothsareoutlined,numbered,andhaveaccesstoelectricity.RestroomsandphonesarelocatedthroughoutTradersVillage.ConcessionsareopenonSaturdayonly.VendorsmayenterTradersVillagefreeonFridayandonSat-

FAIRFIELD’S SPRING GARAGE SALE!Sponsored By The Fairfield Women’s Club

Saturday, April �4, 2007, 7:00 AMAt Trader’s Village, 7979 N. Eldridge

urdaybefore7:00amwithyourvendorpass.Placeyourparkingpassonyourcardash.Threepasseswillbeavailableperbooth.VendorsmayenterSaturdaywithpassat6:00am.Gatesopentothepublicat7:00am.Therewillbenorefunds–thisisafundraisingeventforlocalcharities.Cashorchecksonlywillbeacceptedaspayment.PleasemakecheckspayabletoFWC.Tables(8ft)areavailabletoreservefor$10eachandwillbepre-soldonly.Quantitiesarelimited.Youareresponsibleforyourowntables(ifnotrenting)andchairs.You are responsible for your own set-up/clean-up. All items must beremovedfromyourspaceattheendofthesale.TradersVillageprovidesthisserviceforareaneighborhoods,butrestrictsustoga-ragesaleitemsonly:nocraftitems,make-up,foodconcessions,etcthatwouldcompetewithTradersVillagebusinessescanbesoldatgarage sale booths.

FRIDAY SET-UP:Fridayisthedesignateddayforsettingupyourboothanytimebetween4:00pm–8:45pm.Pleaseunloadyourve-hicleasquicklyaspossibleandthenmoveitouttomakeroomforyourneighbors.YouwillmakemanysalesFridayeveningasyousetup,sohaveyouritemspricedandhavemoneytomakechange!Beadvisedyoushouldbringsometypeofclothortarptocoverandprotectyouritemsovernight.TheFWCandTradersVillagewillnotbeheldliablefortheftordamagetoanyitems.Anythingleftunat-tendedonpremisesisdonesoentirelyatdealers’ownrisk.Ifyouhavevaluables,youneedtobringthemonSaturdaymorning.All

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Important NumbersEMERGENCY NUMBERS Ambulance/Fire ..........................................................................................911 Poison Control ...........................................................................800-222-1222 Sheriff’s Department...................................................................................911NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS Ambulance .................................................................................713-466-4073 Cy-FairMedicalClinic(24hr) ..................................................281-890-4285 FBI .............................................................................................713-693-5000 Fire .............................................................................................713-466-4073 Harris County Animal Control ...................................................281-999-3191 Sheriff’s Department..................................................................713-221-6000 VacationWatch ..........................................................................281-290-2100CHURCHES ChristChurchHoustonNorthwest .............................................281-304-7228 ChristtheRedeemerPresbyterianChurch .................................281-357-8880 Community of Faith ...................................................................832-875-2520 ChristtheRedeemerCatholicChurch .......................................281-469-5533 FairfieldBaptistChurch .............................................................281-373-5446 FairfieldChurchofChrist ..........................................................281-373-1900 FairfieldFamilyChurch .............................................................281-256-0031 Fountain of Life Fellowship ......................................................281-373-9337 GoodShepherdUnitedMethodistChurch ................................281-373-2273 Harvest Bible Church ................................................................281-304-1441 Messian Lutheran Church ..........................................................281-890-3013 SaintAidan’sEpiscopalChurch ................................................281-353-3203 TheFellowshipatFairfield ........................................................281-923-5130COMMITTEE NUMBERS Crime Watch Chairman: Freeman Martin [email protected] FairfieldAreaSwimTeam: Carla Tharp .................................281-373-3955 FairfieldWomen’sClub: Lisa Cannon ....................................281-373-1969 Security Coordinator: NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE Holly A. Reichert ....................................................hreichert@houston.rr.comNEWSLETTER PUBLISHER Peel, Inc. ................................................ [email protected],888-687-6444FAIRFIELD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONResident Board Members:Please remember that the resident Board Members are volunteers with families. As a courtesy please communicate with them during reasonable hours. EdHofer(BradfordCreek) [email protected] PamMontgomery(BradfordCreek) [email protected] JoniSeifert(ChappellRidge,FFVillageCommunityAssoc.) ..281-256-2853 KayJukes(ChappellRidge) ......................................................281-373-9301 JohnWhite(ChappellRidge) ....................................................281-373-1223 JohnHanes(GardenGrove) ......................................................713-431-2245 DonnaBonneau(GardenGrove) ...............................................281-304-7294 RobertNichols(InwoodPark) .............................. [email protected] AlexGriffith(InwoodPark) ......................................................281-304-4026 TerryNoe(InwoodPark,FFVillageCommunityAssoc.) ........281-213-8780 MaryGoins(LakesofFairfield) ................................................281-256-1008 ChrisDelahoussaye(LakesofFairfield) ................................... 281-304-9112 RickTodd(TrailsofFairfield) ...................................................281-304-1741 KenHeil(TrailsofFairfield) .....................................................281-256-2093 Friendswood Development: Tim Fitzpatrick (BradfordCreek,ChappellRidge,GardenGrove,Lakes,Trails) 281-875-1552 TommyWeaver(BradfordCreek,ChappellRidge,GardenGrove,Lakes,Trails) .281-875-1552 NanPeavey(BradfordCreek,ChappellRidge,Lakes) ...............................281-875-1552GOVERNMENT/STATE NUMBERS Courthouse Annex .....................................................................281-859-0685 Driver’s License .........................................................................713-681-6187 PostOffice .................................................................................281-373-9125 VoterRegistration ......................................................................713-224-1919MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS A.M.I(deedrestrictions,etc.) .................................................... 713-932-1122 CeceliaPanzinetti,AMIOnsiteManager ..................................281-256-0065 Community Meeting Room .......................................................281-373-0834 Cy-Fair College .........................................................................281-290-3200 Cypress Area Home Schoolers ..................................................281-890-3792 FairfieldAthleticClub(FAC) ....................................................281-373-0834 FairfieldInformationCenter ...................................................... 281-373-1177 FriendswoodDevelopment ........................................................281-875-1552 HarrisCo.Library(Northwest) .................................................281-890-2665 Harris Co. Animal Control .........................................................281-999-3191 Harris County Mosquito Control ...............................................713-440-4800

SCHOOL NUMBERS Ault Elementary .........................................................................281-373-2800 Bus Information .........................................................................281-897-4380 Cy-FairAdministration ..............................................................281-897-4000 Cy-Fair High School ..................................................................281-897-4600 GoodsonJuniorHighSchool .....................................................281-373-2350 Keith Elementary .......................................................................281-213-1744 SpillaneMiddleSchool ..............................................................281-213-1645UTILITY NUMBERS ENTEX(gas) ............................................................................. 713-659-2111 CenterpointEnergy(Electricity) ................................................ 713-659-2111 SouthwesternBell(phone) ........................................................713-638-7000 STEnvironmental(Sewer/water) .............................................. 281-398-8211 TimeWarnerCable ....................................................................713-462-9000 WasteManagement(trash) ........................................................713-686-6666

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vehiclesmustbegonefromtheset-upareaFridayby8:45pm.Set-upwillnotbeallowedonSaturdaymorningunlessyoucancarrytheitemsthroughthegate.Therearenovehiclespermittedintheset-upareaSaturdaymorning.Thegatewillbelockedat9:00pm.

SATURDAY AND CLEAN-UP: Boothsmaybe closed at anytime,however,VEHICLESareNOTallowedintheareauntilafter5:00pm. If renting tables, please collapse them and leave theminyourbooth. FWCmakesarrangements tohaveacharity truckavailable, but over the years experience tells us they may not make it.Youmustbepreparedtotakeanyunsolditemshomewithyou.Youareresponsibleforyourboothspacebeingemptyandcleanby5:30pmSaturday.

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3618 Emerald Bay ..................... 4/2.5/2 A ...Pending ...$142,90019619 Tigris Springs ................. 3/2.5/2 A ....................$129,90015404 Hillside Park Way .......... 3/2.5/2 A ....................$139,9001019 Lavender Shade ................ 4/2.5/2 A ...Pending ...$132,90019606 Plantation Grove ..............3/2/2 A .......................$99,70022106 Manor Estates ...................3/2/2 A ....Pending ....$86,0004427 Kacee ..................................3/2/2 A .......................$79,900742 Pine Ave ...............................3/1/1 A ....Pending ....$55,900

15311 Chestnut Falls ..............3 or 4/2.5/2 A ....................$1,35013518 Primula Ct ...................... 3/2.5/2 A ........................$1,400

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Thank you! To our customers & friends who have helped makeThe Don & Jeanne Machrowicz Team the top selling agents in Fairfi eld.


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TO: AllBoardandCommitteeMembers FROM: LynnByrneDATE: December4,2006RE: 2007MeetingScheduleforFairfieldVillageNeighbor-hoodAssociationandVillages(exceptforInwoodPark) The2007meetingsoftheFairfieldVillageNeighborhoodAsso-ciation,Inc.andVillagesBoardofDirectorsarescheduledforthefourthTuesdayofeveryothermonthat7p.m.attheLakesideTrailsClubHouse,16125CountryFairLane.Pleasemarkyourcalendaraccordingly.

April NoMeetingMay 22nd-AnnualMeeting/AultElementarynotconfirmedJune NoMeetingJuly 24th-BoardMeetingAugust NoMeetingSeptember 25th-BoardMeeting(ScheduleBudgetMeeting)October NoMeetingNovember NoMeetingDecember 4th-BoardMeeting

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The Fairfield Women’s Club meets every third Tuesday of the month at the Bradford Creek Clubhouse from 7-9 pm. We know everyone is busy, but please consider taking time out for yourself. Join us and get involved in our wonderful community. Fairfield has grown so quickly, we need your help to insure the continuation of our neigh-borhood events. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet new friends and volunteer to make Fairfield an even better place to call home!

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MAY TRIP PLANS: Thursday, May �7th Alvin & Santa Fe, Texas OurfirstdestinationwillbetovisittheNolanRyanExhibitCenterinAlvin.FeaturedattheCenterareinteractiveexhibits,videos,essaysandobjectsshowcasingNolanRyan’slegendarycareerfromLittleLeaguethroughtheMajors. Next,wewillgototheHAAKWineryinSantaFe,Texas.ThiswineryisthefirstandonlyoneinGalvestonCounty.Theretheywillofferatourandwinetasting(ornotasyouprefer). Wewill thenhave lunchatJoe’sBarbeque,beforeour last twostops. Then, outside ofAlvin,we’ll take a break and stroll throughShimek’sGardens,enjoying850typesofDaylilies,hundredsofrosesandotherflowers.Afterwardswe’llvisitFroberg’sVegetableFarmtocheckoutthefresh-pickedfruitsandvegetables. The cost for this trip is $4.50 per person, plus the cost of your meal

Fairfield’s Fun-Loving Over Fifty GroupThe Fairfield Seniors

The Seniors of Fairfield is an active, fifty plus, fun-loving group of couples and singles who enjoy fellowship, monthly trips, and various activities together. If you or your spouse are fifty or older, a newcomer to Fairfield Village or have lived here in Fairfield for some time, but have never attended one of our functions you are cordially invited. Come and be a part of our fun-loving group, were sure you will enjoy it.

at the Joe’s Barbeque. Call Skip or Kay Wheeler @ 28�-890-�9�4 foradditionalinformationandtogetyournameonthelist.Make checksoutto:Fairfield50Plus.Buswilldepartat7:30amfromtheFairfieldVillageparkinglot.Pleasebethereby7:15am.

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APRIL ACTIVITIES PLANS:Thursday, April �2th:OurMonthlyPotLuck. It is held at theLakesideTrailsClubHouse and starts around6:30pm. However, plan onbeing there early for socializing andfellowship.Thenstayandjointhemembersstayingtoplaygamesafterthemealandtofinishupthedeserts.Tuesday, April �7th: GameNightattheCooks’House.Itstartsaround6:30pm,justbringalittlesnack.Thisisalwaysafunnightwithgreatfellowship.DirectionsarepostedintheActivitydetailspageofourwebsiteandwillalsobeinourApril15thweeklyemailcalendar.Thursday, April 2�th:GameNightatLakesideTrailsClubHouse.Itstartsaround6:30pmandwehaveplentyofroomattheclubhouse.Wereallywouldliketoseeyoutheretoenjoyaneveningofgamesandfellowship.Justbringalittlesnackandplanonhavinglotsoffun. For more information on all activities other than trips: Call MaryLouCookformoredetailsat281-304-8359. Werecommendthatyoucheckourwebsiteregularly,togetthelatest information. Things often change from the time this article is submittedandwhenyoureceiveyourcopyoftheGazette. www.fairfieldseniorsgroup.comTHE FAIRFIELD SENIORS WEEKLY CALENDAR: Aremindercalendareachweekisemailedtoourmembersandotherswhohaverequestedit.ItprovidesupdatedinformationandanychangesfromwhatappearshereintheGazette.Wealsoincludememberbirthdays,prayerrequests,evenacontest,alongwithothernews,anditemsofinterest.Ifyouwouldliketoreceivethisweeklyemail,sendyouremailaddressto: [email protected]

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Announcing a Meeting of theFairfieldMother-DaughterBookClub

Please come join us every 3rd WednesdayoftheMonth4:00p.m.-5:00p.m.Theinitialmeetingwillbe at 20407 Lake Spring Ct.

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MeetingswillbeheldatCopperfieldChurchinroomC-1,8350Highway6North,Hous-ton,TX77095(behindWingsnMore)onthe3rdMondayofeverymonth.Pleaseemailtoconfirmmeetingdateandtimeduetopossiblechangesinfutureschedules.

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Howdy AGGIE MOMS,

TheNorthwestHarrisCountyAggieMomsClubwillbeawardingtheir 2007 scholarships at their regular monthly meeting on April 10, 2007.BrianHervey,DirectorofDevelopmentforStudentAffairs,fromTheTexasA&MFoundationwillbeassist inpresenting thescholarshipstoourwelldeservingAGGIES.

PleasejointheNorthwestHarrisCountyTexasA&MMothers’Club,alsoknownasAGGIEMOMS,onApril10,2007atTheHoustonDistributingCompanylocatedat7100HighLifeDriveHoustonTX77066forthismonthlymeeting.Socialtimebeginsat7:00pmwiththeprogramandbusinessmeetingstartingat7:30pm.

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Then what are you waiting for? Join the FairfieldBookClub. The book club is a great place to meet new people, have great conversa-tionsanddevelopnewfriendships.

Ourmembersrangefromsporadictoavidreaders.Wemeetthe3rd Wednesdayofeachmonthfrom7:00p.m.to9:30p.m.(ish)tosharefood,drinksand,ofcourse,conversation.

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The MOMS Club of CypressNW–Fairfield

is calling all Stay-At-Home MomsMOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support)Club is a support group forallmomswhomaketheimportantdecisiontostayathometoraisetheirchildrensowhetheryouareexpectingyourfirstchildorareaveteranmomwithschoolagekidsthereissuretobesomethingofinterestinourgroup.TheMOMSClubofCypressNW-FairfieldservestheentireFairfieldsubdivisioninCypress.InterestedmomswholiveoutsideFairfieldpleasevisitwww.momsclub.org.

TheMOMSClubhasnumerousactivitiesincludingplaygroups,baby-sittingco-op,MomsNightOut,couponswap,cookingandcrafts. Ournextmonthlyall-membermeetingwillbeheldatGoodShepherdUnitedMethodistChurchlocatedonCypresswoodDriveinFairfieldonthesecondTuesdayofthemonthat10:00AM.

For more information please contact Carissa Thompson, Membership VPat281-256-6204oremailcarissalt@sbcglobal.net.withMOMSClubinthesubjectline.

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


RegisternowforMOPS(MothersofPreschoolers)!PickupyourregistrationpacketintheofficeatGoodShepherdUnitedMethod-istChurchinFairfield.MOPSwillmeetonthe2ndand4thFridaymorningsofthemonthduringthe2006–2007schoolyear.MOPSisagreatplacetomeetothermomswithyoungchildrenanddevelopnewfriendships.PleasecontactRenateWheelerat281-246-4396orrenateqw@entouch.net with any questions.

Calling all Tri Deltas! Are you looking for a way to get involved and meet new people? We have the place for you. Northwest Harris County Tri Delta Alumnae meet on a monthly basis in the Northwest Harris County Area. We are a diverse group of ladies representing many schools nationwide. Call Jennifer Ginn 281.655.0808 or email [email protected] for more information about meeting dates and locations.

FairfieldBikeNight Bring your motorcycle, all makes andmodels,toAcapulco’sMexi-canGrillWednesdaynightsfrom7:00PM–9:00PM.Sendane-mail to the following ad-dresstoreceiveanautoreplywithdetailedinfo:[email protected]

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Cypress Business Networking Group TheCypressBusinessNetworkingGroupmeetseveryThursdaymorningat7:30amatCapitalOnelocatedatHwy290&SpringCy-press in the Target Center. The group is open to all business owners andprofessionalswhowanttoincreasetheirexposuretotheresidentsandbusinessownersofFairfieldandthesurroundingarea.Thereisnofeetojointhegroup.Ifyouwouldlikemoreinformation,pleasecall Ken Parker at 281-894-1957.

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AmericanLegionPost324ofJerseyVillagemeetsthesecondSundayofeachmonth(exceptMaywhenit’sthethirdSunday)attheJerseyVillageCivicCenterat4:00p.m.

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WOW!CanyoubelievethatRegistrationishereforthe2007-2008schoolyear?!Weareregisteringnewstudentsnow.Wearecurrentlyacceptingchildreninourthreeandfouryearoldprogram. FairfieldKidsClubhasbeenservingtheneedsoftheCypressareasincethefallof1998.Weareastatelicensedfacilityoperatingfivedaysaweek.Weofferpreschoolprogramstwo-daysaweekfor3and4yearoldsandthree-daysaweekfor3and4yearolds.Before and After School Care TheFairfieldAthleticCluboffersBeforeandAfterschoolcareforchildrenattendingKeithElementaryingradesKindergartenthroughFifthgrade.Ourhoursare6:00a.m.to6:30p.m.MondaythroughFriday.Weofferasafe,funandstructuredenvironment.Thechildrenareprovidedasnack,homeworktimeandrecreationalsportsandgames.Checkourwebsiteforregistrationformsandinformation–FairfieldVillage.org–Wecurrentlyhaveopeningsandwillstartregistration for the 2007-2008 school year March 1st. Check our websiteforregistrationformsandinformation–FairfieldVillage.org–orcomebyorcalltheFAC281-373-0834.Summer Camp TheFairfieldAthleticClubSummerCampoffersasafe,funandstructured environmentwith various sports activities includingswimming,tennisandbasketball,alongwitharts,craftsandothergames.Weprovidetwosnacksandspeciallunchestwiceaweek.Our state licensed program is for childrenwho have completedkindergartenthroughfifthgrade,yourchilddoesnotneedtobea

FairfieldKidsClubresidentofFairfield.Checkourwebsiteforregistrationformsandinformation–FairfieldVillage.org– orcomebyorcall theFAC281-373-0834.Now Hiring FairfieldAthleticClubisnowhiringforBeforeandAfterschoolcounselorsforthechildreningrades1stthrough5thgrade.Wearelookingforyoungadultstothoseyoungatheart. Astayathomemomwhomaybe looking for a little extra spendingmoneyor agrandmother lookingforsomeinteractionwithchildrenwouldbeperfectcounselors.Applicantsmustbe18andhavegraduatedfromHighSchool.ThePositionsavailableare:beforeschool6:00a.m.to8:30a.m.and/oragainafterschool3:30p.m.to6:30p.m. FairfieldAthleticClubisnowhiringforSummerCampcounselorsforchildreningrades1stthrough5thgrade.Wearelookingforyoungadults to thoseyoungatheart. Astayathomemomora teacherlookingforalittleextraspendingmoneyoragrandmotherlookingforsomeinteractionwithchildrenwouldbeperfectcounselors.ThehoursforSummerCampare6:00a.m.to6:30p.m.MondaythroughFriday. FairfieldKid’sClub is now looking forTeacher andAssistantTeacherSubstitutes.Thehoursare8:45a.m.to2:45p.m.WehavePreschoolM/W/FandT/THforthreeandfouryearolds. PleasecallCatherineReinhardChildcare/SummerProgramDirec-tor for more information 281-373-0834.

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Shepherd’s Kids Registrationfor 2007-2008

Shepherd’sKids is a before and afterschool program that serves K-5th from Ault Elementary school. Before school care beginsat6:30a.m.andafterschoolcareendsat6:15p.m.ACFISDbustransportsthechildrentoandfromAultElementary.Shepherd’sKidsprovideschildrenasafeand happy environmentwhere studentsparticipate in organized sports, games,andotherentertainingactivitiesbeforeandafterschoolOurfourthandfifthgradegrouphave an age appropriate room with air hockey, foosball, computer games and anoutdoor sandvolleyball court.Registration for the2007/2008schoolyear isunderway.Formore informationpleasecall281-373-0052orgotowww.littlelambsmdo.org. Shepherd’sKidshasenjoyedmanyspecialactivitiesthisyear.Wehavehadmagicshows,scienceshows,moviedays,funfoodFridays,apettingzoo,anEasteregghuntandfuncraftstoworkon.Nomatterwhattheage,allofthechildrenhavehadfun!!Wecan’tbelievetheyearisalmostoverandarelookingforwardtoanevenbetteryearnextyear!

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VIPS Monthly General Meeting

By Sherrie Webb, VIPS Publicity ChairVIPS – Volunteers in Public Schools TheVIPSGeneralBoardismadeupofPamScott,theVIPSDirector,theVIPSExecutiveBoard,AVIPSCoordinatorfromeachschool,andaVIPSliaisonfromeachschool.Themeetingsareopentoallvolunteersandbusinesspartnersinourdistrict.Theboardworkstogethercoop-erativelytoactivelysupportthedistrict’sgoalsrelatedtovolunteering,parentalandcommunityinvolvementinourschool. TheGeneralMeetingsareheldonceamonthattheRichardE.BerryEducationalandSupportCenterandeachmonthisadifferenttopic.Itisforadultsonly.YoudonotneedtoRSVPforthemeeting. TheannualSpringTrainingWorkshopwillbeheldApril19thfrom9:30amtonoonattheRichardE.BerryEducationalandSupportCenter.

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VolunteersinCy-FairISDgot“Pinned”atthemostrecentGeneralBoardmeeting. Eachyear, theVIPSExecutiveBoarddesigns apinbasedonthethemeforthatyear.Thethemeforthe2006-2007schoolyearis“Volunteers-BuildingfortheFuture”.Thisthemewasbasedonpartonthegrowthandconstructionofnewschoolsinourdistrict. The pin is given to volunteers from their home schools as a token ofappreciationforthetimetheyhavegiveninsupportofstudentsandstaff.Eachyear,volunteerswaitinanticipationtoseewhatthenewpinwilllooklike.Volunteerscollectandweartheirpinsfromeachyearwithprideandfondmemoriesoftheirinvolvementinthedistrictandhowtheyhavesharedtheirgiftsoftimeinourschools. IfyouwouldliketobeapartoftheCy-FairISDvolunteerprogram,pleasecontactthePartnersinEducationofficeformoreinformationat 281-894-3950.

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Cy-Fair College April “Perspective”Prom Attire Available to CFISD Teens in Need TheCy-FairCollegeBranchLibraryandtheCy-FairIndependentSchool District are working together again on a Prom Dress Drive to benefitteensinneedinthesevenhighschoolsinthedistrict.Dresseswillbeavailableforteensinneedtotryonandtakehomeatnochargefrom1p.m.–5p.m.SaturdaysApril14,April21andApril28intheli-brary, room 131 as well as by appointment. For information on the Prom DressDrive, contactorganizersNancyFlanakinatmeaford8510@yahoo.comorteenlibrarianEliseSheppardat281-290-5248.Fourth Annual International Education Conference Set April 20 TheFourthAnnualInternationalEducationConference,set8a.m.–3p.m.Friday,April20attheBarkerCypresscampus,focusesonthethemeofGlobalChange:Political,Philosophical,Physical,andisopen to community members. The conference keynote speaker is Ann Jones,authorof“KabulinWinter:LifeWithoutPeaceinAfghanistan.”TheopeningspeakerisaDr.AlDirbiji,FulbrightVisitingSpecialist,Yemen,whowillspeakonArabicliteratureandthegendergap.Theconferenceincludesavarietyofpresentationsoninternationaltopics,severalexhibitors,astudentpostercontest,andasamplingofethnicfoods.Aluncheonisincludedwiththeregistrationfee.Forinforma-tion,gotowww.nhmccd.edu/goto/ips.Great Decisions Discussion Topic April �7 is Climate Change TheCy-FairCollegespringpanelistdiscussionseriestitled“GreatDecisions” is open to the community and covers topics affecting

our lives,economy,politicsandworld.ThespringserieswrapsupTuesday,April17at7p.m.with“ClimateChange.”Howmucharehumanpracticescontributingtosubstantialandirreversiblechangesto theenvironment?Whateffectarechanges to theclimatehavingindifferentareasoftheplanet?Whatresponsecantheinternationalcommunityadopttolessentheimpactofdramaticclimatechange?Forinformation,call281-290-3246or281-290-3919.Third Annual Chili Family Fest and Cook-Off April �4 Cy-FairCollegeEmergencyServicesEducationCenter’s “ChiliFamilyFest”isanannualfund-raisingeventthatincludessomethingfor everyone in the family. Among the attractions are the chili cook off,children’sactivities,firetrucks,liveentertainment,concessions,raffle andLifeFlight helicopter aswell as theFirefighterCombatChallengewhichteststhecadets’skillsinvariouscompetitions.AllproceedsbenefittheCy-FairCollegeEmergencyServicesScholarshipFund.Forinformation,callPhyllisHahnat281-290-5900.Check out the Student Talent on Display in the Bosque Gallery TheCy-FairCollege Spring StudentArt Exhibition showcasesthetalentandskillofcurrentartstudentsaswellasthebreadthandsophisticationoftheartprogram.TheexhibitionisondisplayApril10throughMay3withanartistreceptionat4:30p.m.April12.Call832-482-1038forgalleryhoursandinformationorgotowww.cyfair-college.com/goto/bosquegallery.


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Check out the Center for the Arts Events Forthosewhoenjoytheatre,“TheLaramieProject”issetforApril19throughApril29.Forthemusicallyinclined,theSpringOrchestraConcertissetApril30withaJazzBandperformancesetMay2.Thenachoralproduction“Camelot”issetMay10–May12.Forticketsandinformation on these performances, call 281-290-5201 or go online to www.cy-faircollege.com/goto/cfcboxoffice.TeacherCertificationInformationSessionApril16 Thinking of making a career change? Enter the teaching profession through theAlternativeCertificationProgram atCy-FairCollege.AninformationsessiononthisprogramandtheAssociateofArtsinTeachingdegreeprogramwillbeheldApril16.Call281-290-3957orgo to www.cy-faircollege.com/goto/tcp for information.Teen Driver’s Education Class Starts April �� Cy-Fair College now offers teen-agers age 15 to 17 the in-classroom partofdriver’seducationinpreparationfortheTexasDepartmentofPublic Safety’s exam for a learner’s permit. Parents are responsible for thein-carinstruction.Studentswillreceiveacertificateofcompletionafterfinishing32hoursofin-classtraining.Thiscourseisavailablefrom4p.m.-6p.m.or6p.m.–8p.m.MondaythroughThursdaybeginningApril16.Classsizesarelimitedandregistrationisunderway. Call 281-290-5273 for information.Alcohol Awareness Month of Events Set Throughout April Alcohol Awareness Month will feature an information fair in the library April 2 through April 30. Activities throughout the month will

Cy-Fair College - (Continued from Page 20) includeastudentessayandpostercontest,MADDtownhallmeeting,flagdecoratingmemoriam,severaldiscussions,agameshowevent,afilmandmore.Forevent information,go towww.cy-faircollege.com/goto/alcoholawareness.Library Hosts Free Tax Help and Dispute Resolution Services Free tax help will be available through April 12 at the Cy-Fair Col-legeBranchLibrary,Room131.AARPTax-Aidevolunteerswillbeonsitenoonto4p.m.WednesdaysandThursdaystoassistlow-incomefamilies.Accountingstudentswillalsooffertaxassistancefrom3p.m.–5p.m.Mondays.Freealternativedisputeresolutionservicesarealsonow available weekly at the library. Staff from the Dispute Resolution CenterofHarrisCountyisonhandfrom3p.m.to7p.m.eachThursdaytodiscusstheconflictandsetupappointmentsformediation.

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PrairieViewA&MPresidentDr.GeorgeC.Wrightsaidhereal-izedheneededtodomoretoconnectwiththelocalcommunityaftertheUniversityofHoustonstartedpursuingplanstoopenasatellitecampus in northwest Harris County last year. “It took this issue tobringmecloser tocommunityactivities,andIrealizeIneedtodomore,”WrightsaidtoagroupofCy-FairHouston Chamber of Commerce members at the chamber’s February 20 monthly luncheon. UH’sproposalinvolvedbuyingapieceofpropertyatTexas249andLouettaRoadandtransformingitintoanorthwestcampuswithupper-levelandgraduatecoursesanddegreeprograms.PrairieViewA&MandSamHoustonStateUniversityofficialsexpressedconcernabouttheNorthwestcampus,mainlytheacceleratedpaceofUH’sproposalandtheeffectitcouldhaveonthosetwouniversities’mainandsatellitecampuses.UHwithdrewtheproposallastOctober. WrightsaidofficialsfrombothuniversitiesweremeetinginMarchto talkaboutofferingprogramstostudents in thenorthwestarea.Reachingouttostudentsofallracialbackgroundsinthosecommuni-tieswhomaynothaveaccesstohighereducationopportunitieswasatoppriorityforPrairieViewA&M,hesaid. UHProvostDonaldFosssaidthereweremanyopportunitiesforuniversitiestopartnerandofferprogramstonorthwestHarrisCountyresidents.FossandseveralotherUHofficialsattendedthechamberluncheontohearWrightspeakonthevalueofeducation. SincesteppingintoPrairieViewA&M’spresidencymorethan

Community Newsthreeyearsago,Wrightsaidhehasbeenworkingtoreachouttounde-servedstudentsandtostrengthentheuniversity’scoreprograms. The value of education is priceless,Wright said, and his ownpersonal story serves as an example. “ItrulybelieveIamoneofthemostfortunatepeopleever,”Wrightsaid. Bornin1950,WrightwasoneofsixchildreninafamilylivinginaLexington,Kentuckyhousingproject.HewasoneofnineAfrican-Americanstudentsinhisseniorhighschoolclass.Rankedclosetothebottom,hewasnotsureofhisacademicfuture. In the wake of the tragic assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,whichhappenedjustweeksbeforeWrightgraduated,theUniver-sityofKentuckyofferedscholarshipsinhonorofKingtoAfrican-Americanstudents. Wright saidhe receiveda four-yearundergraduate scholarship,and a two-year scholarship for aMaster’s program.He receivedBachelor’sandMaster’sdegreesinHistory.Hewasofferedafel-lowshipatDukeUniversity,whichfundedthreeyearsinadoctoralprogram. “EducationopenedawideworldintoAmericansocietyforme,”Wrightsaid. WrightlaunchedhisteachingcareerattheUniversityofKentucky,andhisadministrativecareerattheUniversityofTexasatAustin.HeworkedinadministrationatDukeUniversityandtheUniversity



ofTexasatArlingtonbeforetakingoverthehelmatPrairieViewA&M. Hesaidhestartedhispresidencywithtwomajorgoals:toenhancethequalityofeducationatPrairieViewA&M,andtoplanttheseedsofsuccesssothatfutureuniversityleadersandstudentswouldbenefitfrom years to come. Wrightsaidtheuniversityisnearingtheendofa$30millioncapitalfund-raisingcampaign,andwillreachthatgoal. “AllofmylifeIhavebenefitedfromthegooddeedsofothers–IneedtoplanttheseedforotherstobenefitwhenIamlonggone,”Wrightsaid.

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HappyBirthday,CubScouting!FebruaryisCubScouting’sBirth-dayMonthandtheScoutsofPack#1533celebratedina“Rock&Roaring”way.OnSaturday,February24th,theScoutsattheirBlue&GoldBanquetwhichfeaturedthetheme“CubScoutsRock&Roar”.HeldatGoodShepherdUMC,thescoutsandtheirguestsenjoyedaneveningfilledwithfood,funandfossils.AfteradinnercateredbyNewYorkPizzeria,andskitsandpresentationsbyalltheDens,thoseattendingweretreatedtoanamazingprogramcalled“DinosaursRock”.TheboysandtheirguestslearnedaboutDinosaurs,lookedat real fossils,dinosaurbonesandeven fossilizeddinosaurwasteproducts.Aftertheprogram,theScoutsparticipatedina“dig”andwalkedawaywithseveralrockandfossilspecimens. Inadditiontotheprogram,theDensalsohadtheopportunitytocompeteina“tabledecoration”contestbasedonthisyears’theme.A lotofhardworkandcreativitywent into the tabledecorationsthisyearandthegymwastransformedintoadinosaurexhibit!ThewinningDenswere:

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AspecialRankAdvancementceremonywasalsoheldforthoseScoutswhohadcompletedall theirRank requirements. Overall,everyonehada“Rock&Roaring”goodtime. Ofcourse,theBlue&GoldBanquetwouldnotbepossiblewithoutthegenerosityofourcommunity.TheCubScoutsofPack#1533wouldliketothankthefollowingindividualsandorganizationsfortheirgenerousdonations: AdmiralLinen&UniformService/RyanPotter Chik-Fil-A of Cypress Community Coffee/Tony Parente Gambino’sPizza-Fairfield NestleTollHouseCafé-Fairfield Schepps Dairy Kroger-Spring Cypress NewYorkPizzeria LazerXofCypress Massey-FairIndustrialSales,Inc. Thompson & Marcet Interest Corporation GoodsenHonda/KevinShutt GoodShepherdUnitedMethodistChurch Dr.MikeLehew,Pastor,FairfieldChurchofChrist Thankyoualsotoeveryonewhogenerouslydonatedtothesilentauctionbaskets.And,thankyoutoallthosewhosuccessfullybidinour silent auction. It is through your generosity that we were able to makeourbanqueta“Rock&Roaring”success.

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CubScoutPack#1533ishavingagreatyear.It’snottoolatetojointhefun.Everyboyiswelcome;regardlessofwhatschoolheat-tends.Ifyouknowofaboy(1stgradethrough5thgrade)whomaybeinterestedinScouting,pleasefeelfreetocontactCubmaster,RyanPotter at [email protected] or Pack Committee Chairman, Tom Huber attomh@tdspecialty.comformoreinformation.ItisagreattimetobeaCubScout,especiallyinPack#1533.

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New FAC Membership Cards Ournewelectronicsystemforaccessingtheweightroomisnowcomplete.Youmusthaveyournewelectronicmembershipcardtoenter theweightroom. Ifyouhavenotcompletedtheprocess toreceiveyournewcard,pleasevisittheFACorvisitourwebsiteatwww.fairfieldvillage.org to complete your application. (ClickonFACMembershipApplicationforms,andthenclickonFACRulesandRegulations.)Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecall(281)373-0834. Weight Room Orientation Orientationwillbeofferedattheclubonthe1stand3rdSaturdaysofthemonthfrom9to10a.m.Occasionally,wedohavetochangeourdatesduetoourtrainer’sschedule,sopleaserefertoourwebsiteatwww.fairfieldvillage.orgforanychanges.Weight Room Rules Nooneundertheageof12isallowedintheweightroom.12-14yearoldsmusthavecompletedweightroomorientationandbeac-companiedbyanadultthatistakingresponsibilityforthem.15yearoldsmusthavecompletedweightroomorientation.Wewouldliketoremindresidentstowearappropriateclothingandfootwearwhileintheweightroom.Herearegeneralguidelines:gymshorts,T-shirts,jogging and/or sweatoutfits and tennis shoes are all classified asappropriateattireforexercising.Streetclothes/shoesandjeansarenotpermitted.

Adult Pick-up Basketball TheFACoffersAdult Pick-upBasketball everySunday from1:00pm–4:00pm.Forsafetyreasons,youmustbeatleast18yearsof age to play.Rentals TheFACrentsouttheBradfordCreekClubhouse,TheLakesideTrailsClubhouseandCentralParkClubhouse.ForrentalfeespleasecallCeceliaPanzinettiat281-256-0065.Personal Training & Pilates FairfieldAthleticClubHasBoardCertifiedPersonalTrainerstohelpyouwithallofyourFitnessneeds.Comeintodayforyour30minute free session with a trainer to get you in the best shape of your life.WealsohaveCustomizedmealplanstogetyoustarted.Thiswillbeaneducational&lifechangingexperience.Don’twaitanotherdaytoimprovetheQUALITYofyourlife.Weareheretohelpyouandyourfamily.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecontactRosaMcGillat 281-373-0834.Summer Swim Lessons RegistrationforSummerSwimLessonswillbeginMonday,April2ndattheFairfieldAthleticClub.YoumayregisteranytimethattheFACisopen.Pleasevisitourwebsiteatwww.fairfieldvillage.orgtodownloadyourregistrationform.Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasefeelfreetocall(281)373-0834.

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FairfieldAthleticClub - (Continued from Page 28)Pool Tags Needed For Pools PoolSeasonwill startonMay5,2007. Inaneffort to reduceunauthorizeduseofFairfield’scommunitypools,thedecisionwasmadetoissuepooltagsfor2007. Thisyear,ownerswillneedtopickuppooltagsfromBradfordCreekClubhouselocatedat16011FairfieldGreenCircle.Thedatestopickuptagsareasfollows: Saturday,April14th9:00AM–1:00PM Saturday,April21st9:00AM–1:00PM Saturday,April28th9:00AM–1:00PM Pleasenotetagswillonlybeissuedtohomeownersorlegalles-sees.Thosepropertiesshowingunpaidassociationdueswillnotbeeligibleforpooltagsuntilthebalancesarepaid.Ownersmustpres-entavalidformofidentificationatthetimeofcollection.Driver’slicenseswithaFairfieldaddressarepreferred.Leasorsortenantsmust bring a copy of their current lease agreement with a photo ID. Homeownersmusthave2007pooltagsinordertogainentrytoallofFairfieldpools. Ifyouareunabletocollectthetagsontheabovedates,tagsmaybepickedupfromtheonsitemanagementofficelocatedattheathleticclubonMasonRoadasofApril30th.Youmayalsocalltheonsitemanager,CeceliaPanzinettiat281-256-0065.Water Aerobics “SpringintoFitness”withDeepWaterStrengthening,ToningandMuscleConditioning.DeepWaterExerciseisano-impactaerobic

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MenwithtrucksareneededonSaturdaystopickupheavyfurnituredonationsandreturnthemtoCAM.Wehavehadtopassupgoodquality furniture because we are unable to manage pick-ups without volunteerhelp.Ifyoucanlift,(havingatruckisaplus)andwouldliketodonateaSaturdaymorningonceamonth,pleasee-mailKellyat [email protected] DuetotherecentPeterPanPeanutButterrecall,theCAMFoodPantryisinneedofPeanutbutter,andweALWAYSneedjelly! Angels’AtticResale Shop carries awide variety of clothing,boutiqueandspecialtyitems,housewaresandnewjewelry.Pleasestopbyandpickupacurrentsalecalendar.ProceedsfrompurchasesatAngels’Attic benefit theministry services andFoodPantry atCAM. DonationstoCAMassistinbenefiting

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Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club Children: Priority OneisthemottoofKiwanisClubsworldwide.TheCy-FairKiwanisClub,anaffiliateoftheInternationalKiwanisorganization, focuses its services, programs and activities on thistheme. Officers for 2006-2007 areTerryOrtiz, president;DavidPaul,vice-president;GeorgeCrowl,secretary;JimMeadows,trea-surerandSteveGleinser,immediatepastpresident.PeggyPresnell,AndriaVickery,JohnCarroll,andJohnOvertonserveontheBoardof Directors. The Club meets three times a month at the Hearthstone Country ClubinHearthstonefrom12:15p.m.to1:15p.m.forlunch,fellow-ship,andprogramsincludingguestspeakersonsubjectsofconcerntothecommunityandindividuals.Weinviteyoutovisitwithusandlearnmoreaboutourorganization(costoflunchis$10).Reservationsarenotrequired.TheClubwillmeetonApril3,10,17.OnApril3,theprogramwillfocusontheLeadershipDevelopmentProgramoftheChamberofCommerceandonApril17,CommissionerSteveRaddickwilldiscussIssuesfacingtheCy-Fairdistrict. MembershipinKiwanisisopentopersonsofgoodcharacterwhoadheretothestandardsofgoodconductintheircommunityandbe-lieveinandsubscribetotheobjectsofKiwanisInternational.IfyouwouldliketoknowmoreaboutKiwanisandtheserviceprogramsitpromotes,callJohnCarrollat281-463-0373;GeorgeCrowlat832-467-1998;orPeggyPresnellat281-304-7127.

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Messiah Lutheran Church MessiahLutheranChurchishostingaButterflyFamilyFestivalonSunday,April22,12-3PM.Theeventwillincludeabarbecuelunch,asilentauction,araffle,andgamesandactivitiesforallages.Thedays’eventswillbenefitChrysalis,AGracePlaceforChildren,featuringChristianpreschool,afterschool,andsummercamppro-grams.Bringthewholefamilytoseethebutterflyrelease,eatsomegreatfood,andhavesomefun!MessiahLutheranChurchisagraceplace, a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).Messiahislocatedat11522TelgeRoad,½milenorthofHighway290. Regularworship timesareat8and10:30AMonSundays.TheEducationHouris9:15-10:15AMonSundays.Formore information, 281-890-3013 or www.messiahlc.org . All people are welcome at Messiah.

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Herbal ‘Remedy’ May Be Hazardous During Pregnancy HOUSTON–AprofessoratBaylorCollegeofMedicinecautionsthat the herbal extract ginger may not be a safe option to relieve nauseaandvomitingassociatedwithpregnancy. TheAmericanCollegeofObstetricsandGynecologyhadprevi-ouslystatedthatlimitedevidencesupportedtheuseofgingerasanon-pharmacologic option for treatment of morning sickness. ButDr.DonaldMarcus, professor ofmedicine and immunol-ogyatBCM,isconcernedthattheevidenceforthesafetyofsucharecommendationispoor.Hetakes issuewith thedesignationofgingerasnon-pharmacologic.Gingerextractcontainsmanychemi-calcompounds,includingsomethataresimilartoanti-inflammatorymedications thatmay interferewith blood coagulation or kidneyfunction. Further,therearenorigorousstudiesofthepotentialdangersofgingerorotherdietarysupplementsduringpregnancy.“Althoughthepublicandsomehealthcareprofessionalsbelievethatherbalmedi-cinesarerelativelysafe,thereareremarkablylittledatatosupportthatassumption,”Marcusstated.



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