Bentwater Life - May 2012

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U. S. Congressman Kevin Brady with Men of Bentwater (MOB) President, Jim Hamilton, at recent MOB luncheon

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ManagementVan Smith

AdministrationValerie OverbeckMartha Sullivan

Entrance DepartmentKerry Stephenson

Maintenance SupervisorRandy Broyles

Landscape and Irrigation ManagerDamon Collins

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Mary Laird, Leona Frank, Sharon CorzineSue Kolski, Judie Krippel, Pat Edwards

George and Joanie Dempster on their 60th Anni-versary! Congratulations.Benthaven Island neighbors, Katherine Rausch and Joanie Gilbert

Out on the town, Barbara and Jerry Sorsdal with friends Barbara Sorsdal, Jill Cambern, Chris Yutrenka, Katy Tucker, Les Gotsch, Susie Smith

Ray Yutrenka, Mike Tucker, Paul Gotsch, John Haaf. Jerry Sorsdal, Rex Cambern

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BLO – Bentwater Ladies Organization

The Bentwater Ladies Organization activities continue to keep everyone busy. The luncheons have been a great success again this year.

In March the attendees all became Irish for the day as we enjoyed the music and dancing of the McTeggart School of Irish Dance in The Woodlands. The danc-ers had everyone tapping

their feet with their high-energy routines, accompanied by rous-ing traditional Irish music.

In April Kim Stewart from Stewarts Garden Center was the guest speaker. She gave us ideas about protecting our plants and gardens from droughts as well as decorating ideas for lawns, from fountains to outdoor kitchens.

The Bentwater Ladies will celebrate the Businesswomen of Bentwater at the May 14 meeting. An array of ladies in Bent-water that have small businesses will decorate and host tables at the luncheon. It is a way for BLO to highlight members of our

community and support their businesses. This is always a favor-ite luncheon, so don’t wait too long to sign up.

Also at the May meeting and luncheon, Debby Capps and Lin-da Gent will be taking reservations for the annual BLO Gam-bling and Golf trip to Coushatta. The two-bus trip to Kinder, LA is scheduled for October 24-25 for a fun day and evening at the casino and golf course. Not everyone golfs, so if you are not a golfer, don’t worry. There is plenty to do on the bus, from bingo, laughing and meeting new friends. The rows and rows of slot machines at the casino could be calling your name. Who knows…there is at least one big winner each year and this year, it could be you!

The May luncheon marks the end of the Monday luncheons. When luncheons start back up beginning in SEPTEMBER, they will be held on the 2nd THURSDAY in EACH MONTH.

The September luncheon, scheduled on THURSDAY, SEP-TEMBER 13th, with a blockbuster luncheon event, a style show from White House/ Black Market in The Woodlands. They will present the newest fall and holiday wardrobe items and share tips on how to accessorize and individualize outfits to show your own personality.

Luncheons continue to gain in popularity!

The McTeggart Irish Dancers Joyce Alf and Barbara Freeman Carla Cook, Wyvonne Womack, Cay Eckland

Barbara Kott, Beryl Korb, Jan Ables, Katy tucker, Susan Thacker

If you have not been a part of the Bentwater Ladies Organiza-tion, you are invited to join at one of the luncheon meetings. There are many different groups of BLO of which to become a part. You can also become a member of a committee. The Holi-day Home Tour and Bric-A-Brac committees will be looking for

volunteers soon. Joining BLO is a great way to meet new friends. If you would like to attend the May luncheon, please sign up on the Bentwater Club website or call the club and make a reserva-tion. Everyone is looking forward to meeting you.

McTeggart Irish Dancers entertained the BLO crowd in March

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NSRW – North Shore Republican WomenMembers and guests of North Shore Republican Women were quite attentive during an informative and interesting talk by 418th District Court Judge Tracy A. Gilbert. During the monthly luncheon meeting Judge Gilbert filled the audience in on the various courts in Montgomery County and the state, from Justice of the Peace and municipal courts to the Texas Supreme Court. The different duties of the judges and respon-sibilities of the courts were explained in a PowerPoint presen-tation. North Shore Republican Women meet at Bentwater Country Club the first Wednesday of each month, except for

July and August. Interesting speakers are invited each month and all Republicans are welcome to attend. For reservations, Bentwater Club at 936-597-6219 . For membership appli-cations and information, or to learn about NSRW, visit the website at www.nsrepublicanwomen.org. or visit the Facebook page at North Shore Republican Women/TX.

Coming to the May 2nd meeting: Chief Randy McDaniel of the Montgomery Country Sheriff 's Department will give a pre-sentation on the ShadowHawk unmanned drone helicopter.

Jody Hostetler and Linda Harris enjoyed the delicious lunch and great speaker during a recent NSRW meeting. Judge Tracy Gilbert of the 418th District Court

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VeteransEvery morning we awake to freedom. Know that it is because our military continues to stand on the front lines, not just at the borders of our own soil, but also on the soil of weaker nations, helping to extend and strengthen freedom around the world. Join us in thanking these men and women who honored us with their service.

Robert Alley NavyLynn T. Berringer Air ForceGary Charpentier Air ForceGary Corzine Air ForceJim Dickerson Air ForceRobert Dinnean ArmyDr. Bill Donovan Air Force - Physician Al Franklin ArmyBob Fuch ArmyBob Gillespie MarinesJoe Gonzalez, Jr. Army

WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY.

If you are a current or former member of our military, we would like to add you to our register. Contact: [email protected] or 936-597-5532.

Listed below are some of our veterans that are Bentwater property owners:

Charles Grimes ArmyRita Hendrix ArmyThomas A. Jones (Tom) Army Don Kemslon ArmyGary Krueger MarinesFrancis Kuchelmeister Air ForceSpider Mohley ArmyBruce Parker Air ForceSeth Thomasson ArmySteve Waters Army

Lieutenant Colonel Kurt Robinson, son of longtime Bentwater residents Wayne and Jannine Robinson, will retire effective September 1, 2012 after 25 years of service in the U. S. Army. He began his military career in 1986 by enlisting and serving three years as an Army Ranger. He then finished college and the ROTC program, and was commissioned in August, 1991. He has served tours in Korea, Iraq, and many bases throughout the U. S. Lt. Col. Robinson returned home to Texas and is currently serving as the commander of the ROTC and Professor of Military Science at the Uni-versity of Houston.

Kurt and his wife, Molly, are the parents of three children. He is looking forward to his retirement and to a new career.

Lieutenant Colonel Kurt Robinson, U. S. Army

Molly and Kurt Robinson

A TributeYou are invited to share a photo and/or story of someone in your family or a Bentwater neighbor that is an active member of the armed forces. Be sure to include: Name

Rank

Branch of Service

Mailing Address, if possible (Many neighbors would like to send cards and letters, not to mention cookies.)

Thank you for joining us in paying tribute to active military personnel who are Bentwater property owners or their families, whether they be spouses, children, grandchildren, nieces, neph-ews, cousins or other family members.

We hope this tribute column in BENTWATER LIFE will be a heart-warming experience for everyone and your chance to express your personal gratitude to America’s finest!

Please send to: [email protected]

A Tribute to...Lieutenant Colonel Kurt Robinson, U. S. Army


Grammy'sCOOKIES FOR HEROES

Annual packing and shipping event

Marlene Summers, founder, leads the work day for packing and shipping tens of thousands of cookies to our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Bentwater resident Marlene Summers, founder of Grammy’s Cookies for Heroes and winner of the prestigious humanitar-ian Jefferson Award, led the annual work day for packing and shipping tens of thousand of cookies for our troops overseas. This project began in 2005 when Marlene Summers spoke to a young man just before he was about to be deployed to Iraq. He reminded her of her own son. She met his family and started sending him notes and cookies. She received an email from this soldier saying that morale was getting low and troops were feeling forgotten. He also let Marlene know that the cookies she sent really helped to boost morale amongst the troops. She thought about what she could do to support them while they were so far away from home.

Marlene owned a chocolate chip cookie company – so why not send chocolate chip cookies to the troops as a way to boost morale and thank the brave heroes who serve and protect a grateful nation. She wanted to send a million hugs to the troops! That is how this project started. She started baking cookies, not just any cookies, but HUGE cookies!

They have shipped well over 100,000 cookies to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. As a non-profit organization, Grammy’s Cook-ie Convoy, Inc. focuses on making our troops feel right at home.

The efforts of the many Bentwater residents who joined Mar-lene in packing cookies and writing notes will be most appreci-ated, especially by those who serve this nation on a daily basis with an unselfish heart.

Symptoms:• Thespinecurvingabnormallytotheside(laterally)• Shouldersand/orhipsappearinguneven• Backache• Lowbackpain• Fatigue• Stoopedposture

SCOLIOSISDefinitionA lateral curvature of the spine. Scoliosis affects boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 18. It is more common with girls. There are several causes of scoliosis, the two most common are congenital and habitual. Congenital scoliosis occurs when someone is born with a lateral curvature of the spine. Habitual causes are environmental or situational depending on the habits of the individual. Carrying backpacks improperly can contribute to a spinal distortion. Poor sit-ting habits and practicing poor posture can also affect spinal develop-ment in children. Signs of scoliosis are a high hip (uneven hips), a high shoulder, the head being off center, head tilt, back and leg pain.

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SympathiesJacqualin Holderread

Donald Quinlan

Frederick Paul Schubert

Bonnie Shelley McCracken

Jacqualin Holderread, born July 28, 1943 to Robert and Dorothy Winfough, passed away January 31, 2012. She is survived by her son Jon Holderread; daughter Carrie Holderread; daughter Alli-son Stringfellow; brother Robert Winfough; brother Scott Win-fough; 8 grandchildren, and one more on the way. Jacqualin is preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Dorothy Winfough.

A memorial service was held in the Chapel at Sam Houston Memorial Funeral Home in Willis. You are invited to leave a written condolence to the family at www.shmfh.com.

Donald Sheldon Quinlan, 74, was born November 5, 1937 to Raymond and Virginia Quinlan in Montclair, New Jersey and passed away Saturday, March 17, 2012 in Conroe, Texas. Don moved to Houston in 1952. After completing his education, he served in the United States Navy. In 1979, he started Banner Labs, Inc. and successfully sold the business in 1998.

He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Shirley Quinlan; children, Brian Quinlan and wife Nicole, Bart Quinlan and wife Kim, Re'nee Brown and husband Terry; 7 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; brother, Jim Quinlan and wife Vickie; sisters, and Bonnie Michel and husband Frank, and Joan Garrett; numerous other relatives and many friends. The funeral service was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Plantersville, TX. Donations may be made to Alzheimer's Association, P.O. Box 96011 Washington, DC 20090-6011.

Frederick Paul Schubert passed away on March 13, 2012. Burial with full military honors was held at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia on April 24, 2012.

Memorial donations may be made in his honor to Prostate Cancer Foundation, 1250 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401 or to USCGA Alumni Association, 47 Mohegan Ave-nue, New London, CT 06320-8111.

December 25, 1943 - March 24, 2012

Bonnie Bailey Shelley McCracken, age 68, surrounded by family, peacefully passed into the arms of our Lord on March 24, 2012. She was born to Bonnie Bailey and Charles “Waco” Shelley on Christmas Day, 1943, in Beaumont, Texas and graduated from Beau-

mont High School, where she was a proud Purple Queen. Bon-nie had been associated with the American Real Estate group as a professional realtor for twenty successful years until her retire-ment in 1998. She loved real estate and decorating and could often be found on her computer assisting family and friends or just having fun staying in touch with the marketplace. Bonnie also loved gardening and relaxing outdoors, especially at her beautiful home in Crystal Beach and later at her new residence on the golf course at Bentwater Yacht and Country Club on Lake Conroe in Montgomery, Texas.

Bonnie was always a very active member of the community and until recently was deeply involved with the Bentwater Ladies Organization, the Bentwater Garden Club, and numerous other local activities. She was a collector of friends, a student of people and a consummate listener. She relished meeting new friends, learning their life story and discovering just how much she had in common with them.

She was justifiably proud of her girls and their personal and professional successes and in their truly amazing work ethic, and

of her husband Don’s many life accomplishments. Bonnie was never one to tout her own numerous honors and successes, but rather preferred to let those around her shine.

Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents, Bonnie Bailey and Charles “Waco” Shelley; her much beloved sister, Luellen “Sissy” Newton; and her sister-in-law, Robbie Jo Catalano Stephens.

Survivors include her loving husband, Donald H. “Don” McCracken of Montgomery; devoted daughters, Cheryl McK-inzie and partner, Kim Cornealius of Tyler, and Charlotte Sin-gleton and her husband, Mike Calcote of Frisco; son, Donald H. “D.J.” McCracken III of Destin, Florida; grandson, Garrett Singleton of Frisco; mother-in-law, Ruth J. Catalano; brothers-in-law, R. J. “Joey” Catalano and his wife, Kathy, and Bob New-ton all of Beaumont; niece, Bonnie Neale Self and her husband, Joe of Albuquerque, New Mexico; nephews, Robbie Newton and his wife, Fara, and Wyatt Newton and his wife, Brenda; and a host of neighborhood friends she counted as family.

Her funeral service was held at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, with interment to follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, both in Beaumont, Texas.

Memorial contributions may be made to M.D. Anderson Can-cer Center, Brain Tumor Trials, P.O. Box 4486, Houston, Texas 77210-4486 or visit www.mdanderson.org/gifts.

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2012 Nine Hole Winners - Mini Member-Lyn Hullinger, Aimee Koch, Pat Herring , Pat Dinhoble

2012 Mini Member -Third Flight Second Gross and Second Net Winners: Pat Wagner and Laurie Birtch, Rita Kimball and Janet Carr Judy Weiss and Donna Hagan, Linda Gent and Pam Dillard

Mona Rudiger, Gerry Gisler, Kathy Sisco, Charla Mar-latt, Terry Fisher, Sherry Coward, Charlotte Heathcott ,Jan Ortiz

2012 LGA Mini Member-- Second Flight Winners - Second Gross and Second Net: Jean McKeown and Con-nie Landgraf, Louann Moczarski and Debbie Glass, Katy Tucker and Barbara Sorsdal, Suzie Smith and June Shane

2012 LGA Mini Member - First Flight Winners - Sec-ond Gross and Second Net: Donna Moore and Kelly Olson, Joey Ponto and Shirley Rabuck, Diana Henigan and Kathy Catlett, Jerrie Stewart and Cindy Reaves

Eiland winners; Second Flight, First Net Winners were Nicki Henslee, Susan Witmer, Kathy Lekas and Sandy Eiland.

2012 Mini Member Closest to the Hole winners: Shirley Rabuck, Geneva Montgomery, Donna Hagan, Charla Marlatt & Deb Austin

Meet Bentwater’s new Director of Golf, Kelly Manos (beige windbreaker), and the staff ros who are great supporters of the LGA

Visage winners: Third Flight, First Net Winners were Beverly Clayhorn, Linda Pierce, Alta Becktell, Barbara Visage

In the Pasta Line!

Instruction time for the Spring Fling tournament

Stewart winners: First flight, First Net Winners were Jerrie Stewart, Cindy Reeves, Gretchen Van Beers and Barbara Bergman.

Weiss winners: Second Flight, First Gross Winners were Judy George, Judy Weiss, Katy Tucker and Kelly Brede.

Hennigan winners: First Flight, First Gross Winners were Diana Hennigan, Wanda McGhee, Sissy Davis and Diane Dill.

Korb winners; Third flight, First Gross Win-ners were Beryl Korb, Rhonda Gaskamp, Barbara Wall and Billye Osborn. Poodle skirts - It’s the fifties again!

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Bentwater Property Owners Association (POA) is delighted to announce the establishment of the Bentwater Scholarship Fund on behalf of all Bentwater property owners. An anonymous donor designated Bentwater Resident and POA Trustee Terry Bowie as his/her representative for the express purpose of estab-lishing a scholarship fund for Bentwater employees and their families with a generous contribution of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00). Whoever you are, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

A large number of Bentwater employees, single and married, attend local higher learning institutions and struggle to afford tuition, books and other required materials. There are many Bentwater property owners who will want to assist them by contributing to this extremely worthwhile scholarship program.

Bentwater Property Owners Association elected Trustee and Advisory Board Members will act as the Criteria Committee of this scholarship fund. Sam Houston State University (SHSU) in partnership with Lone Star Community College has been selected to manage the fund.

This permanent endowment will be used to benefit the current employees of Bentwater Yacht & Country Club, Bentwater Property Owners’ Association and Bentwater Sales Corporation and their spouses, legal dependents, children and grandchildren,

who will be eligible to apply for scholarships to any higher learning institution although the proximity of Lone Star Col-lege and Sam Houston University make them attractive loca-tions. Applications for this fund can only be made through Sam Houston University’s on-line scholarship application program even if applying for another institution. The selection process will be administered by SHSU in the same manner they administer all other scholarship funds. The Bentwater Criteria Committee will have no authority in selection of any specific scholarship candidate. Their mission is only to provide criteria to the fund manager.

For more information on how you can contribute to this fund, contact Bentwater POA at 936-597-5532 or [email protected].

Apply on line: Lone Star College Scholarship Application:

http://www.lonestar.edu/departments/collegerelations/Scholar-ship_Application_Montgomery.pdf

Sam Houston’s SH ScholarX Scholarship Application is a virtual clearinghouse for many SHSU scholarships. Complete one application and apply for a scholarship from the Bentwater Scholarship Fund and many other SHSU scholarships.

Anonymous Donor gives $100,000 to Establish Bentwater Scholarship Endowment Fund for Bentwater Employees and Their Families

Bentwater Property Owners will want to participate in this worthwhile program. A fund-raiser to be held in August.

MOB – Men Of BentwaterSpecial Guest - U. S. Congressman Kevin Brady

Congressman Kevin Brady surrounded by MOB supporters

MOB President Jim Hamilton opens the program with some fun remarks


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Conroe Dental Health & Cosmetic Centre provides fullservice dentistry with patients’ smiles in mind. Dr. Legg “loves creating smiles, the ultimate accessory! We can literally change people’s lives by giving them a con�dent smile, he said.

For patients in need of replacement teeth, Dr. Legg o�ers an aesthetically pleasing and durable solution to renewtheir smiles. The All-on-4 Teeth-in-a-Day painless procedure allows him to place four dental implants and a �xed bridge in just one appointment.

Teeth-in-a-Day can change your life! Patients who bene�t most from this revolutionary and highly sophisticated system are those toothless with dentures or with teeth so compromised they have no option but to pull all their teeth and then select less desirable replacements with dentures, numerous implants, or implant supported dentures.

Dr. Legg is also an instructor of the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, the most prestigious cosmetic dental school in the country, and the only dentist in Texas to be honored with the prestigious LVI Mastership Award Committed to Excellence.


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Plants for All Seasons is featured at recent meetinggarden club

Sara (left) and Cookie (right) are the Teacup Poodles who run Marsha and Alex Krezel's household. Sara is twelve years old, and Cookie is two years old. Sara thought she would spend her retirement at Bentwater sleeping and otherwise relaxing - but Cookie has definitely upended those plans!

Meet the new residents of Benthaven Island, Lexi and Gunnar LaRose, two of Bentwater’s finest. These dogs live quite the life even though they have a full time job keeping their parents, Al and Carole, in line. They are both giant schnauzers with giant personalities.

Gunnar is two and is a daddy’s dog. In fact he’s probably dad’s favorite son, seeing as how he drove over 11,000 miles to get him.

Lexi is four and is from The Giant Schnauzer Rescue. Their day consists of waking up bright and early in the morning and checking the perimeter for any “intruders” or as many would call them, squirrels. After being fed, which is perhaps the most important part of the day, they engage in an activity which most refer to as taking a nap, but they like to think of it as setting a trap for the aforemen-tioned “intruders.” After this strenuous activity, Gunnar and Lexi usually hone their skills by wrestling, taking out anyone or anything in their way. This is their way of making sure they are as sharp as they can possibly be to defend from the imminent danger of squir-rels... I mean “intruders.”

While these dogs put on the facade of being rough and tough all they really want is to be loved and will gladly make time in their busy schedule for anyone who would like to show them some attention. Back scratches and belly rubs hold a special place in their hearts, but just be warned, if you start, they will let you know when you are done. While each dog has their own specialty, Gunnar is perhaps the most caring. This part of his personality comes out every mealtime. Enjoy your meal but just know that Gunnar will be there after to make sure of two things: (1) that your plate is clean and (2) you don’t have anything on your face. He does this because he cares. Although Gunnar is usually there to help you clean up, Lexi is usually busy taking care of something much more important. While her job is perhaps the hardest she steps up to the plate again and again, never complaining, knowing that someone has to do it. With the recent epidemic of carpets and floors floating away, Lexi is there to LAY down the law, so to speak, and make sure the floors go no where. While Gunnar is busy hunting imaginary bad guys, Lexi lays there, knowing just how important her job is.

Now that you know a little about them feel free to say hello if you see them out but just remember they must be ever vigilant and have busy schedules, although there’s always time for a back scratch.

Sara and Cookie, Teacup PoodlesOwners, Marsha and Alex Krezel

Lexi and Gunnar LaRoseBenthaven Island’s New Residents

A large group of Bentwater Garden Club members gathered to hear a presentation by Sherri Harrah, buyer for the nursery, Plants for All Seasons. Sherri’s family has been in the nursery business about forty years. Plants for All Seasons is located on FM 249 near Louetta Road. Sherri presented informative photographs and displayed beautiful live plants for members to admire. Newly developed plants, including the Haute Couture line, were introduced to the interested group.

Ten fortunate members received generous gift certificates from Plants for All Seasons. Three other lucky members won live plants to take home and enjoy. Everyone left with renewed interest and helpful information in the area of gardening.

Marta Constantino, Joan Matuzek, Pat EdwardsGuest speaker Sherri Harrah, Vice-President Miriam Hemmeline, President Phillis Podlipny

Sharon Corzine, Jan Long, Mary Herrington Cindy Young, Suzanne Horsley, Delores Williams

Contributed by Nancy Caillouet

Contributed by Matt LaRose

Sara and Cookie

Lexi and Gunnar LaRose

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The Ladies of Edgewood annual luncheon was organized this year by Sherron Kornegay. Many women accepted the invitation to enjoy lunch and visit with new neighbors as well as those who have lived in Bentwater for several years. Sections three and four of Bentwater, which include Edgewood Circle, Edgewood Court, Eastwood Drive, and a part of Edgewood Drive, were represented by sixteen residents at Bentwater Country Club. It was a fun luncheon and a wonderful chance to make new acquaintances while catching up on the lives of friends.

Ladies ofEdgewood

A Typical Neighborhood Group Making friends…Having Fun…Bentwater, This is the Life!

L to R: Carla Kruger, Kim McKinney, Annette Rose, Sylvia Wiggins, Nancy Sappenfield, Ruth Bland, Elvira South, and Evelyn Taylor

L to R: Marge Hayward, Wendy Odenweller, Claudia Riedlinger, Karen Darcy Pawlak, Sherron Kornegay, Joy Haight, Guyann Sears, and Myrt Husband

HOUSE NUMBERSClear and Visible from the Street, Day and Night

There are many homes in Bentwater where the house numbers have not yet been installed or cannot be seen due to overgrown shrubbery or lack lighting, or perhaps some other reason that they are not CLEAR and VISIBLE FROM THE STREET, DAY and NIGHT, which is a benefit to others as well as you. In case of emergencies, fire trucks and ambulances (and even the pizza delivery person) can easily find you if your numbers can quickly be seen. To assist you, if needed, in this process, there are nine options for lighted house numbers and one solar powered address illuminator crown that have received prior approval from the architectural control committee. Samples are on display and detailed information is available at the POA office in the event you wish to order from the manufacturer one of the pre-approved lighted house number plaques. You may desire to select a different type for application to the ACC for review. Please let us know how we may assist you. The POA…friendly, courteous, helpful.

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UNITED WAYBentwater Cares and Keeps on Caring!

Days of Caring is a program that connects volunteers to people in need in Montgomery County. Bentwater United Way, in cooperation with Montgomery County United Way, has partici-pated in Days of Caring for many years.

Last fall, Bentwater volunteers spent a day at Bridgewood Farms, a facility located just east of Willis that serves the needs of mentally challenged individuals. Volunteers helped prepare ceramics and poinsettias for public sale and made general improvements to the gardens at the farm.

In 2009 and 2010, volunteers worked with the New Danville Community. This community supports mentally challenged adults through job training, education, housing, recreation and transportation. Volunteers made improvements to Dan-ville facilities, stained buildings and fences, packaged and gift wrapped New Danville honey, and built raised garden beds.

In 2008, volunteers worked at Willis Head Start, a Federal school program that serves disadvantaged children. Volunteers built picnic tables and playground equipment for the students.

This relationship grew into a multi-year commitment to provide volunteer readers for the students.

Joe Constantino, a very active volunteer, says “Days of Caring provides an opportunity to look beyond our personal needs and reach out to others that may be less fortunate. It provides a sense of community. Days of Caring helps demonstrate that we care about others and we are willing to support and contribute our time, energies and resources.”

There will soon be an announcement about a new project. When you see the announcement, please join your friends and neigh-bors and partici-pate in the project. All participants are welcome, no special skills are required.

Days of Caring

New Danville Fence Repairs

The Bridgewood Community


Recently the MUD 18 Board visited the Waste Management Recycling Plant in south Houston and were impressed by the plant operation and the care with which they recycle materi-als to the specifications of the commodity markets that buy the recycled materials.

In 2011, 32% of TOTAL HOUSEHOLD REFUSE in BENTWATER was RECYCLED!

The Board is proud of Bentwater residents' participation and know that all can continue to increase the ratio of recycled material in 2012.

Some recycling reminders: Acceptable Items: juice boxes, glass bottles and jars, tin/steel cans (including large coffee cans), metal 2 ft or less in length, paper board, magazines, aluminum cans, 12" x 12" card board, newspaper, junk mail and plastic with codes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7). The top of the yellow lid has a table of acceptable items to serve as a handy quick reference guide.

Unacceptable Items: No wire. No wood. No foil. No plastic wrap. No plastic bags (even if marked with codes 2, 4 etc). Other unac-ceptable items: Styrofoam (plastic code 6, any type of flexible packaging such as film or shrink wrap. Note: flexible bags can be recycled at most grocery stores, including Kroger and HEB.

Please DO NOT bag recycled mate-rial - it interferes with the recycling process. Many residents have found that they save money by purchasing far fewer garbage bags than they bought prior to recycling.

If you have a questions about your trash ser-vice, you can call Waste Management Customer Service Center @ 713-686-6666 or 800-800-5804. Or you can send an email with your question or complaint to [email protected] to receive a response within the same business day. If you have questions about curbside service or recycling, call the customer service center at 713-686-6666.

Recycling is good for the environment and good for our pocketbooks.

Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose

RECYCLINGMUD 18 BOARD OF DIRECTORS VISIT RECYCLING SITEA Visit to the Waste Management Recycling Site

Grandfather Tom Edwards plays baseball with grandson Joshua Larkin who aspires to pitch like Roger Clemens. Practice makes perfect!

BASEBALL - Spring is Here!

Brady Peters, age six, of Georgetown, TX , and his grandfather, Bentwater resident Steve Hooper, pose with a large blue catfish Brady caught during a spring break visit to Bentwater. In addi-tion to fishing, Brady enjoyed some of the best of Bentwater…golf, tennis, swimming and the “Snack Shack” at the country club. Brady can't wait to return to Bentwater and Grandpa Steve now just wants to take a nap.

What could be better?

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936-582-410019380 Highway 105 West, Montgomery, Tx

(Next to Western Hills Animal Clinic)

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MONTGOMERY PIZZA HUT WINGSTREET


Mary Margaret Bollinger, Wendy Odenweller, Jenna Cole

Mary Margaret Bollinger, Jenna ColeMauvirine Sorrell, Mary Laird, Gale Eason

Connie Stout, Mimi Bastian, Sharon Corzine

Sherron Kornegay, Ginny Fern, Diana Ward

Shar Whorton, Bettye MacDonald, Dottie Cook

Barbara White, Carol Gore, Charlotte Schrader, Betty Newsom

Shar Whorton & Bettye MacDonald

Jo Blair, Melba Geyer, Nancy Newsom, Sue Granhold

Kathy Berringer, Jimmy Jones, Leona Frank

Mary Laird, Gale Eason, Linda Richardson

Mary Margaret Bollinger and Dottie Cook

Pioneer LadiesThe first ones to move into Bentwater, they set the tone for THIS IS THE LIFE!

Bentwater Sales Center is the Resale Home Sales and Listing Leader in BentwaterWith nearly $5 million in resale home closings since January of 2011, the Bentwater Sales Center leads all other real estate broker-age offices in home sales within Bentwater. In addition, the company held 33% of all listings in Bentwater as of March 17, 2012. Steve Seay, Director of Sales & Marketing at Bentwater Sales Center, had this to say about the sales team, “We feel that our team of sales executives is second to none in the area. With fifty-plus years of combined experience serving Bentwater clients, we are the experts on the Bentwater lifestyle and real estate opportunities within the community. We are very sensitive to trends in the local real estate market and closely follow the impact of the national economy on sales, values and financing. Currently we’re able to offer, for a limited time, the opportunity for Bentwater home owners to save fifty-percent on their membership transfer fees when they list their home with the Bentwater Sales Center.”

This exclusive membership transfer agreement with Bentwater Yacht & Country Club saves sellers fifty-percent of their member-ship transfer fee when they list their home with Bentwater Sales Corporation. It’s called the *Expert Listing Program and it is available to all home owners that maintain a Sports Club, or greater, membership level. Steve Seay also added, “We have seen the local real estate market come alive this spring. So, this is an excellent time to list and sell a home in Bentwater.”

For more information on this program and more current real estate opportunities, like the ones shown below, please contact the Bentwater Sales Center at 866-866-8613 or by email at [email protected].

Sunroom, Formal Living & Dining room. Upstairs bedroom w/sitting area and full bath would make a great media/game room. Gourmet Kitchen with a 6 burner Viking stainless steel cooktop. Commercial grade Vent-a-Hood with warming lamps. Viking double ovens & ice maker. GE profile stainless steel refrigerator, water softener, & filter. Built-in entertainment cen-ter. Open floor plan with many upgrades. Backyard deck over-looks beautiful landscaping and the Weiskopf #11 green. One year Home Warranty included!

Bentwater’s beautiful natural setting is showcased by the unique location of this home which boasts views of three different golf holes on the Miller course. The first floor boasts an elegant, formal entertainment area on one end, a casual family room with full built-ins on the other end, and a gourmet kitchen in between. This home offers luxury and upgrades found in more expensive homes.

647 Edgewood Dr. 3675 Sq. Ft. 4 BR, 2 Story $399,900 MLS# 9797014

1018 Bentwater Dr. 5,100 Sq. Ft. 4/5 BR 2 Story $569,900 MLS# 89876847

*Expert Listing Program is subject to change or cancellation at any time without warning. Offer expires 6/30/2012. If your home is currently listed by another real estate broker, please disre-gard. It is not the intention of Bentwater Sales Corporation to solicit clients of other real estate brokers.

647 Edgewood Drive

1018 Bentwater Drive

TurtlesKemps Ridley Population

Contributed by Bentwater Resident Dr. Charles Caillouet

Did the BP-Deepwater Horizon-Macondo oil spill change the age structure of the Kemp’s Ridley Population? http://www.seaturtle.org/mtn/PDF/MTN130.pdf

For information on NOAA's investigations of impacts of the spill on sea turtles: http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/species/turtles/gulfofmexico.htm


Maestro Keith Ann Gearn and the Bentwater City Limits Chorus and Orchestra

Emily and John Altermann chat during a well-deserved break.

The audience is enthralled with the music.

BENTWATER CITY LIMITS ROCKS!

Please help us by ensuring there is an exterior ornamental light that has been reviewed and approved by the Bentwater Archi-tectural Control Committee installed at your residence and it is maintained in proper working condition.

The Bentwater Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions state:

“At the time a residence is built on any Lot, the Owner, at Owner’s sole cost and expense, shall cause an ornamental light fixture mounted on a pole, as approved by the (Architectural Control Committee) Committee, to be located on the Lot at a location approved by the Committee. The ornamental light pole shall be connected to the resi-dence’s electrical system and shall have a photo cell so the light is on during the hours of darkness.”

The ornamental light not only brightens our neighborhood but it helps emergency personnel find YOU!

EXTERIOR LIGHTSLet there be LIGHT!

Bentwater’s Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restric-tions, reads, in part:

“The only motorized vehicles allowed on the roads and street ease-ments in the Subdivision shall be golf carts with a current permit issued by the Bentwater Country Club” and further,

“Vehicles, regardless of type, may only be operated by individuals holding a current driver’s license valid in the State of Texas”.

Any violation of the rules may result in a sanction by the Asso-ciation of one or more of the following:

A. Warning of a violation

B. Fines charged to the owner for the violation:1. First violation $100.002. Second violation $500.003 Each occurrence thereafter $500.00

C. If the owner continues to violate the rules after the imposi-tion of the fines as stated above, the Association may then revoke the golf cart permit for up to 60 days or, in the case of continued violations after the initial suspension, per-manently prohibit the owner from using a golf cart on the streets within Bentwater®.

The registered owner is responsible for the golf cart, whether or not they are present during reported infractions.

Requires current permit from the Country Club and licensed driver

GOLF CARTS

Bentwater resident Harry Wilson

TRASH CANS and RECYCLE BINS SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM THE STREET AS SOON AS POSSIBLERemoval of trash cans and recycle bins from the street as soon as possible after pick up will help us keep Bentwater beautiful. If you need assistance with returning your container to a storage area that is out of public and neighbor’s view in a timely fashion, you may wish to ask a neighbor to help you.


Jeannette, Kade and John Bieghle FamilyRick and Della Perilloux

Jack and Ann CapehartBrock and Cindy Hardaway

Newcomers

BICYCLE RODEO COMING IN JUNE!Sponsored by Bentwater POA and Bentwater Civic Association

Neighborhood Watch Program

Neighborhood Watch

USAonWatch – A National Sheriffs’ Association ProgramAlexandra Hicks and Bob Hook named Co-ChairsBeing aware is being a good neighbor

Since 1972, the USAonWatch-Neighborhood Watch Program (housed within the National Sheriffs’ Association) has worked to unite law enforcement agencies, private organizations, and individual citizens in a nation-wide effort to reduce crime and improve local communities. The success of the program has established Neighborhood Watch as the nation’s premier crime prevention and community mobilization program.

Sponsored by Bentwater POA, Alexandra Hicks and Bob Hook have been named co-chairs of our Neighborhood Watch Com-mittee. Simply put, they are asking you to keep your eyes and ears open, not because we have a high crime rate, but because we don’t want any crime.

- An alert neighbor knows who lives on their street and can recognize strangers.

- Observes any unusual activity in their neighborhood

- Knows which houses are unoccupied during the day and who is on vacation.

- Immediately reports suspicious activities and crimes to local law enforcement. Watch for upcoming interesting and infor-mative articles from them.

EMERGENCIES- Call 911

Or, call Montgomery County Sheriff ’s non-emergency line -936-760-5800

Although some suspicious activity in your neighborhood could have an innocent explanation, law enforcement would rather investigate the situation than be called when it is too late to prevent a crime. Your call may save a life, prevent an injury or stop a criminal act.

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What do I have to do as a Watch Neighbor? BE ALERT!

PARKING IN THE STREETWhat are the rules?

Bentwater® Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restric-tions, reads in part:

(a) “No motor vehicle or non-motorized vehicle (including without limitation, trucks and recreation vehicles), trailers, campers, motor-cycles, off-road motor bikes, bicycles, golf carts, go-carts, machinery or equipment of any kind may be parked or stored for longer than ten (10) hours or on a semi-permanent or daily basis on any part of a lot, driveway, private road or street, easement, right–of-way, or Com-mon Area unless such vehicle or object is completely concealed from public view inside a garage or approved enclosure. Notwithstanding the ten (10) hour parking restriction, there shall be no overnight parking on any road or street. Passenger automobiles, passenger vans or pick-up trucks that are in operating condition and not in a state of disrepair, having current license plates and inspection stickers, and that are in daily use as motor vehicles on the streets and highways of the State of Texas are exempt from the ten (10) hour parking restric-tion and the overnight parking on the street in front of the residence only; however, such parking shall not be continuous and shall not exceed forty-eight (48) hours in duration. No vehicle may be repaired on a street or repaired on a lot unless such vehicle is concealed inside a garage or other approved enclosure during the repair thereof.”

Contributed by Neighborhood Watch Co-Chair Bob Hook

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End of April 2012

April 28 Saturday -BENTWATER LGA Member to Member Play beginning at 9 am

-A DAY OUT WITH THE HOUSEWIVES – 9 am – The Waterway Marriott at The Wood-lands - A luncheon, fashion show, boutique shopping promenade, health and wellness fair and a book signing with Teresa Guidice, star of Real Housewives of New Jersey and currently appearing on Celebrity Appren-tice with Donald Trump. Tickets $125/per-son – Contact [email protected]. Sponsored by FAITH in Montgomery County, a 501c3 cancer based organization that raises funds for the express purpose of benefiting the people of Montgomery County. It is comprised of a team of past chairman and committee members, both men and women, of the American Cancer Society/Cattle Barons Ball, with over 100 years of experience in fund raising efforts for cancer research and treatment. FAITH in Montgomery County recently presented a check for $12,000 to the Lone Star Family Health Center in Conroe given specifically for breast cancer prevention or treatment of patients in Montgomery County.

-Visit the Montgomery County Food Bank’s booth at Texas Sawmill Festival held at the East Montgomery County Improvement District in New Caney located at the EMCID Complex on Highway 59 North

-Houston Grand Opera presents Giusepe Verdi’s “Don Carlos”, see: www.houstong-randopera.org

-Sam Houston State University Contempo-rary Music Festival Symphony Orchestra Concert at GPAC Concert Hall in Huntsville beginning at 7:30 pm

-Houston Symphony’s Family Season pres-ents “Perfect Pitch: Music of Baseball”, see: www.houstonsymphony.org

-Cruise Your Ride to Ingleside Car Show in Ingleside, Texas

April 28 – 29 Saturday through Sunday -The Houston International Festival - This year’s lineup, spotlighting Argentina, fea-tures a continuous flow of music, dance and cultural performances. There will be artisan demonstrations, interactive exhib-its, a variety of food and fun for all ages. The Festival will be held April 21 & 22 and April 28 & 29, 2012 in downtown Houston, see: www.ifest.org

-High Caliber Gun Show at the Lone Star Convention Center in Conroe presented by HC Gun & Knife Shows

April 29 Sunday -Houston Grand Opera presents Gaetano Donizetti’s “Mary Stuart”, see: www.hous-tongrandopera.org

April 30 Monday -Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the New York Mets at 7:05 pm

-Sam Houston State University Guitar Stu-dio Recital at GPAC Recital Hall in Huntsville beginning at 7:30 pm

April 30 – May 4 Friday through Friday -Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park presents “The Clever Wife: A Chinese Folk-tale” at 11 am produced by Houston Grand Opera

-Reliant Park hosts the 2012 Offshore Technol-ogy Conference, see: www.relaintpark.com

May 2012

May 1 Tuesday - Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the New York Mets at 7:05 pm

May 1 – 4 Tuesday through Friday -Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park presents “The Clever Wife: A Chinese Folk-tale” at 11 am produced by Houston Grand Opera

May 1 – 6 Monday through Sunday -The Crighton Theatre presents “The Carol Burnett Show” by Stage Right Productions, see: www.crightontheatre.org for more info

May 2 Wednesday - Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the New York Mets at 1:05 pm

- BENTWATER - North Shore Republican Women’s monthly meeting at Bentwater Country Club with social time beginning at 10:45 am, meeting at 11 am, lunch at 11:30 am and program presentation at noon. Speaker will be Montgomery County Sher-iff’s Dept. Chief Randy McDaniel, who will give a presentation on the county’s Shad-owHawk unmanned helicopter (drone). Contact Bentwater Club for reservations at 936.597.6219

-Sam Houston State University Concert Chamber Ensembles at the GPAC Recital Hall at 7:30 pm

-Houston Grand Opera presents Gaetano Donizetti’s “Mary Stuart”, see: www.hous-tongrandopera.org

May 2 – 5 Wednesday through Saturday -Heritage Museum of Montgomery County Aeronautical Exhibit at 1506 IH45 North in Conroe presents Jack Shepherd’s collection of model airplanes and Jim Ullrich’s prized photos of astronauts in conjunction with Robert Crippen’s (local astronaut) space memorabilia. Call 936.539.6873 for info

May 2 – 6 Wednesday through Sunday -Dallas Wine and Food Festival, see: www.dallaswineandfoodfestival.com

May 3 Thursday -BENTWATER Garden Club monthly meet-ing held usually on the first Thursday of the month at 2 pm; however the next sched-uled meeting will be September 6, 2012 due to the summer 2012 hiatus. You may make reservations by calling Bentwater Country Club at 936.597.6219 or Phyllis Podlipny or Suzanne Horsley for info.

-Sam Houston State University Concert Honors Recital at the GPAC Recital Hall at 7:30 pm

-Heritage Place First Thursday Free Concert Series from 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm presented by the City of Conroe Parks and Recreation Department. Coolers are allowed but no glass or aluminum screw top bottles – bring your chairs, blankets and relax to a concert under the stars at Heritage Place.

May 3 – 4 Thursday through Friday -The Houston Symphony presents it’s Clas-sical Season “Two Faces of Shostakovich” with Hans Graf conducting, see: www.houstonsymphony.org

May 3 – 27 Thursday through Sunday -Houston’s Uptown Classic Theatre located at 14243 Stuebner Airline Road the Next Stage features presented at The Texas Rep-ertory Theatre Company “Art” - What is art? Yasmina Reza explores this question as well as the true nature of friendship in her hilari-ously funny Tony Award-winning play ART. Contact 281.583.7573 for more info

May 4 Friday -BENTWATER - Golf Academy Day with the Pros at the practice facility - 9am

-Montgomery County Food Bank’s 2nd annual Putt out Hunger Golf Tournament held at the Links of West Fork Golf Course

in Conroe, see: www.montgomerycounty-foodbank.com for more info

-2012 Lake Conroe Texas Music Series from 7:30 pm until 12 midnight at County Line BBQ Restaurant and KSTAR Country Radio Presents its 2012 Lake Conroe Texas Coun-try Music Series every Friday night from March 2 through August 31st on the res-taurants beautiful waterfront patio stage. Music lovers can enjoy County Line's "get it all over 'ya" BBQ and are welcome by water or by land, with plenty of free boat docks and ground parking. Call 936.588.2221 for more info

-Houston Grand Opera presents Gaetano Donizetti’s “Mary Stuart”, see: www.hous-tongrandopera.org

-Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Center presents the Houston Ballet in “Giselle” per-formance starts at 7:30 pm

-Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park features “Ritmo Latino” spotlighting Quet-zal at 8 pm and presented by the Society for the Performing Arts

- Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Arizona Cardinals at 7:05 pm

May 4 – 5 Friday through Saturday -122nd Annual celebration of Maifest in Brenham, Texas at Fireman’s Park starting at noon with music, children’s activities, festi-val food and drinks, see: www.maifest.org

-Sam Houston State University Erica Starr Theatre presents “Once upon a Mattress” dept. of drama season finale, see: www.shsu.edu for info

-Hardin County Music Festival in Kountze, Texas, see: www.hcmusicfest.com

May 5 Saturday -BENTWATER - Bus trip leaving at 9am for the 3rd Annual Keels and Wheels Concours D’Elegance benefiting Boys and Girls Har-bor held at the Lakewood Yacht Club in Seabrook, TX

-BENTWATER - Junior Tennis Play Day 12pm at the Sports Club Courts

-BENTWATER - Annual Luau at the Yacht Club 6:30 pm

-Society for Performing Arts Houston pres-ents Corella Ballet “Castilla y Leon” at Jones Hall beginning at 8 pm

-Sam Houston State University Concert Symphony Orchestra and Choirs Concert at the GPAC Concert Hall at 7:30 pm

-Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park celebrates with Mexican icon “Eugenia Leon” in concert at 8 pm for the 150th anni-versary of the Battle of Puebla

-El Cinco de Mayo (Spanish for "fifth of May") is a celebration held on May 5. The date is observed in the United States as a celebration of Mexican heritage and pride, and to commemorate the cause of freedom and democracy during the first years of the American Civil War.

-Wheels around the Square Car Show in Seguin, Texas downtown Central Park at Court and Donegan streets see: www.motortexas.com for details

- Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Arizona Cardinals at 6:05 pm

May 5 – 6 Saturday through Sunday -BENTWATER - MGA Quota Championship Tournament 9am both days

-13th Annual Antique Festival held in his-toric downtown Montgomery

-38th Annual Historic Homes Tour in Galveston, Texas from 10 am until 6 pm, see: www.galvestonhistory.org for details

-3rd Annual “Keels and Wheels Concours d’ Elegance” benefiting Boys & Girls Har-bor held at the Lakewood Yacht Club in Seabrook with 2012 Grand Marshall racing legend Bobby Unser at the helm, see: www.keels-wheels.com

-Texas Greatest Vintage Car Weekend

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...continuedCalendarof Events- “Concours d’Elegance of Texas” an inau-gural event on the beautiful grounds of La Toretta Resort & Spa on Lake Conroe. Experience a world-class gathering of spec-tacular vintage motorcars and motorcycles and look forward to a Texas size welcome at the resort. Make it a full weekend and enjoy Worldwide Auctioneer's The Houston Classic Auction where over 100 of the fin-est motorcars will be sold. Reception party - Saturday Evening and on Sunday after-noon. Call 936.448.4400 for more info

-Multicultural Festival in Nacogdoches, Texas – see: www.multiculturalfest.net

May 6 Sunday - Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Arizona Cardinals at 1:05 pm

-Sam Houston State University Concert Cello Studio Recital at the GPAC Recital Hall at 3 pm

-Asian Pacific Heritage Festival in Houston, see: www.apaha.org

May 7 Monday - Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Florida Marlins at 7:05 pm

May 8 Tuesday -BENTWATER – Game Evening - Bridge and Canasta evenings on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at Bentwater Club play starts at 7 pm with 6 pm buffet dinner; contact Bentwater Club at 936.597.6219 for reservations.

- Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Florida Marlins at 7:05 pm

May 9 Wednesday

-BENTWATER – Ladies Game Day CANASTA – Ladies meet on the second Wednesday at 11:30 am at Bentwater Club for lunch and an afternoon of canasta; contact Bentwater Club at 936.597.6219 for lunch reservations or sign up online no later than 48 hours before each game day.

- Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Florida Marlins at 7:05 pm

May 9 - 12 Wednesday through Saturday -Heritage Museum of Montgomery County Aeronautical Exhibit at 1506 IH45 North in Conroe presents Jack Shepherd’s collection of model airplanes and Jim Ullrich’s prized photos of astronauts in conjunction with Robert Crippen’s (local astronaut) space memorabilia. Call 936.539.6873 for info

May 10 Thursday -Greater Conroe/Lake Conroe Area Cham-ber of Commerce promotes “Tastefest” from 5 pm – 8 pm at the Lone Star Conven-tion Center, see: www.conroe.org for more detail - Come sample food and beverages from some of the area's finest restaurants, caterers, and wineries!

May 11 Friday -2012 Lake Conroe Texas Music Series from 7:30 pm until 12 midnight at County Line BBQ Restaurant and KSTAR Country Radio Presents its 2012 Lake Conroe Texas Country Music Series every Friday night from March 2 through August 31st on the restaurants beautiful waterfront patio stage. Music lovers can enjoy County Line's "get it all over 'ya" BBQ and are welcome by water or by land, with plenty of free boat docks and ground parking. Call 936.588.2221 for more info

May 11 – 12 Friday through Saturday -The Crighton Theatre presents a 2012 Bra-vo Company Musical “A Pirate’s Life for Me” see: www.crightontheatre.org for info

-The Crighton Players present “Smokey Joe’s Café” at 8 pm live at the Owen Theatre in Conroe

-Weimar Gedenkel German Festival in Wei-mar, Texas, see: www.weimartx.org

-Great Texas Sausage Festival in Somerville, TX, see: www.greattexassausagefestival.com

May 11 – 13 Friday through Sunday -Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park presents “Giselle” at 8 pm produced by the Houston Ballet

-The Houston Symphony presents it’s Classical Season “Totally Mozart” with Hans Graf con-ducting, see: www.houstonsymphony.org

-Texas Music Festival and Village Fair in League City, Texas, see: www.lcvillagefair.com

May 12 Saturday -BENTWATER - BTA Club Championships - Master Cup - Racquet Club - 9am

-BENTWATER - Cocktails and Cooking at the Country Club - 6:30 pm

-BENTWATER - Wine Tasting at the Marina - 6pm

-“Super Chevy Show” in Ennis, Texas see: www.texasmotorplex.com for info

-Houston Art Car Parade, see: www.orangeshow.org

-KOA Cancer Care Camp Classic Car Show sponsored by the Conroe Cruisers at Lake Conroe Event Center from noon until 6 pm – Come out and support a worthwhile cause as well as viewing some terrific clas-sic cars on Highway 105 West

-North Texas Beer Festival in Irving, Texas, call 214.884.9300 for info

-Houston’s Society for the Performing Arts presents “Meow Meow” at Wortham Cen-ter’s Cullen Theater at 8 pm, see: www.spahouston.org

-Galveston’s Moody Gardens and the Galveston Island Nature Tourism Council present “Birding 101” at Palm Beach a series of free classes designated to educate and excite people about the tremendous

variety of bird life routinely seen around Galveston Island. For reservations call 409.683.4101 not later than the Wednesday prior to the Saturday class.

May 12 and 18 – 20 Saturday and Friday through Sunday -Pasadena Strawberry Festival, see: www.strawberryfest.org

May 12 – 13 Saturday through Sunday -38th Annual Historic Homes Tour in Galveston, Texas from 10 am until 6 pm, see: www.galvestonhistory.org for details

May 13 Sunday -BENTWATER - Mother’s Day Brunch at the Yacht Club 11am

-Mother’s Day is a celebration honoring mothers and celebrating motherhood, maternal bonds and the influence of moth-ers in society.

Earthquake, Mark Curry, Don DC Curry and Tony Rock!

May 13 – 20 Sunday through Sunday -BENTWATER - Mother’s Day specials at the Day Spa T 936.597.2260 for reservations for well deserved pampering for your special lady.

May 14 Monday -BENTWATER - Bentwater Ladies Organiza-tion monthly luncheon meeting held at the Yacht Club on the second Monday of the month at 11:30 am. Remember we do not meet in June, July or August! Make reservations by calling 936.597.6219 no later than 7 pm on the Thursday before the Monday luncheon.

May 14 – 15 Monday through Tuesday -Magnolia Music Festival in Plantersville, Texas, see: www.magnoliamusicfest.org

May 16 Wednesday -BENTWATER - Needle & Tea Society meets on the third Wednesday of each month in

resident’s homes from 1pm until 3 pm to engage in various needle-working projects with light refreshments served. Contact Ann Cavanaugh at 936.449.6062

-BENTWATER - Men of Bentwater “MOB” meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month; contact the Country Club at 936.597.6219 at least 48 hours in advance to make reser-vations.

-Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Milwaukee Brewers at 7:05 pm

-Alley Theatre presents a brilliant black comedy “What We’re Up Against” opening night through June 10, 2012, see: www.alleytheatre.org for info


May 17 Thursday -BENTWATER - Club 200 at the Yacht Club - 6:30 pm

-Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Milwaukee Brewers at 7:05 pm

May 17 – 19 Friday through Saturday -The Houston Symphony presents it’s Clas-sical Season “Carmina Burana” with Hans Graf conducting, see: www.houstonsymphony.org

May 18 Friday -2012 Lake Conroe Texas Music Series from 7:30 pm until 12 midnight at County Line BBQ Restaurant and KSTAR Country Radio Presents its 2012 Lake Conroe Texas Coun-try Music Series every Friday night from March 2 through August 31st on the res-taurants beautiful waterfront patio stage. Music lovers can enjoy County Line's "get it

all over 'ya" BBQ and are welcome by water or by land, with plenty of free boat docks and ground parking. Call 936.588.2221 for more info

May 18 – 19 Friday through Saturday -BENTWATER - Golf Academy Short Game School at the practice facility - 9am - Both Days

-Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park presents “The Barber of Seville” at 8 pm pro-duced by the Houston Grand Opera

May 18 – 20 Friday through Sunday -2012 Annual Lone Star Street Rod Associa-tion State Run in Fredericksburg, Texas, see: www.lssra.com for details

-The Crighton Theatre hosts a Christian Youth Theater presentation: “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” see: www.crightontheatre.org

-Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Texas Rangers at 7:05 pm & 6:15 pm & 1:05 pm

-The Crighton Players present “Smokey Joe’s Café” at 8 pm and 2 pm live at the Owen Theatre in Conroe

May 19 Saturday -Armed Forces Day celebrated in the United States – join us today in honoring all mem-bers of the Armed Forces and the sacrifices they, and their families, make to keep us a free nation.

-BENTWATER - Adult Tennis Tournament and Fundraiser - 8:30 am - Sports Club

-Conroe Rotary Club Annual Crawfish Boil at the Willis Community Center 109 West Mink Street in Willis, Texas including a silent auction, entertainment, dancing and fam-ily fun for all ages from 5 pm – 9 pm, call 936.523.6960 for more info

-Galveston’s Moody Gardens presents Bird-ing 201 in the Aquarium Pyramid Lobby; these classes will allow participants, led by an instructor, to visit areas on the island

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and spy some of the tremendous variety of birds seen locally. Moody Gardens will pro-vide transportation and offers these classes the third Saturday of each month. For res-ervations call 409.683.4101 not later than the Wednesday prior to the Saturday class.

May 21 Monday -Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Chicago Cubs at 7:05 pm

May 22 Tuesday -BENTWATER – Game Evening - Bridge and Canasta Evenings on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at Bentwater Club play starts at 7 pm with 6 pm buffet dinner; contact Bentwater Club at 936.597.6219 for reservations.

-Houston Astros Home Game against the Chicago Cubs at Minute Maid Park start time 7:05 pm

May 23 Wednesday -BENTWATER - Golf Academy Pitching and Bunker Clinic at practice facility - 9am

-Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Chicago Cubs at 7:05 pm


May 24 Thursday -BENTWATER - Birthday night at the coun-try club

-Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion presents the Houston Symphony’s “Hot Night in Havana” featuring “Tiempo Libre” starting at 8 pm

May 24 – 27 Thursday through Sunday -Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park presents “Dancin’ in the Street: Motown & More Revue” at 8:15 pm

-Houston Ballet presents “Made in America” at 7:30 pm with a 2 pm matinee on Sunday live at the Wortham Theater Center Houston

May 25 Friday -2012 Lake Conroe Texas Music Series from 7:30 pm until 12 midnight at County Line BBQ Restaurant and KSTAR Country Radio Presents its 2012 Lake Conroe Texas Country Music Series every Friday night from March 2 through August 31st on the restaurants beautiful waterfront patio stage. Music lovers can enjoy County Line's "get it all over 'ya" BBQ and are welcome by water or by land, with plenty of free boat docks and ground parking. Call 936.588.2221 for more info

May 25 – 26 Friday through Saturday -Lone Star Convention and Expo Center presents the Southern Star Brew B-Que Fes-tival” to celebrate Memorial Day weekend including a BBQ cook-off, Chihuahua races & carnival plus many other entertaining activities for the whole family 11 am - 11 pm, see: www.brewbque.com

May 25 – 27 Friday through Sunday -The Crighton Theatre hosts a Christian Youth Theater presentation: “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” see: www.crightontheatre.org

-The Crighton Players present “Smokey Joe’s Café” at 8 pm and 2 pm live at the Owen Theatre in Conroe

-The Houston Symphony presents their POPS Season “Tiempo Libre: Hot in Havana” with Michael Krajewski conducting, see: www.houstonsymphony.org

-Clear Lake Greek Festival in Seabrook, see: www.clearlakegreekfestival.com

May 26 Saturday -BENTWATER - Memorial Day Bash - Coun-try Club - 6:30 PM

May 27 Sunday -BENTWATER - Jazz on the Lake Concert at the Yacht Club Pool - 6PM

May 28 Monday -Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance for those who have died in our nation's service. Memorial Day is not about division. It is about rec-onciliation; it is about coming together to honor those who gave their all.

-M.I.S.D. Memorial Day Holiday

-Huntsville Autorama from 8 am until 5 pm at the Walker County Fairgrounds on High-way 30 West of Huntsville Come out for a swap meet, vendors, classic cars and new cars and trucks on display.

May 30 Wednesday -Alley Theatre presents opening night for a delightful uproarious romp: “Noises Off” through June 24, 2012, see: www.alleytheatre.org

May 31 Thursday -BENTWATER - LGA Invitational Practice Round

-Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park presents “Swing, Jive and Pop! Into Dance” at 11 am

June 2012

June 1 Friday -9th Annual Shot in the Dark Golf Tourna-ment & Helicopter Ball Drop in Huntsville, Texas at the Raven’s Nest Golf Club, for info call 936.295.8113

-“Teasing the Senses Lavender Festival” in Wimberley, Texas for wine tastings, live music and much more at the lavender fields from 5 pm – 9 pm see: www.wimber-ley.org for details

-2012 Lake Conroe Texas Music Series from 7:30 pm until 12 midnight at County Line BBQ Restaurant and KSTAR Country Radio Presents its 2012 Lake Conroe Texas Coun-try Music Series every Friday night from March 2 through August 31st on the res-taurants beautiful waterfront patio stage. Music lovers can enjoy County Line's "get it all over 'ya" BBQ and are welcome by water or by land, with plenty of free boat docks and ground parking. Call 936.588.2221 for more info

-Miller Outdoor Theatre at Hermann Park presents “Sizzling Summer Dance” at 8:30 pm produced by Houston Metropolitan Dance Company

-Minute Maid Park presents the Houston Astros vs. the Cincinnati Reds at 7:05 pm

June 1 – 2 Friday through Saturday -The Crighton Players present “Smokey Joe’s Café” at 8 pm live at the Owen Theatre in Conroe

June 1 – 2 Friday through Sunday -Houston Ballet presents “Made in America” at 7:30 pm with a 2 pm matinee on Sunday live at the Wortham Theater Center Houston

June 2 Saturday -AIA Sandcastle Competition in Galveston on the Beach

-“Spindletop Spin” 7th Annual Bicycle Ride in Beaumont, Texas see: www.spindletop-spin.com for details

-The Crighton Theatre hosts the Montgom-ery County Performing Arts Society in their presentation direct from Vegas “The Rat Pack” with show starting at 7:30 pm, call 936.441.7469 for info

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Elizabeth Lee, TX_Montgomery, 936-449-4867Gas Grill.Commercial Series Char-Broil.Stainless. 2 Cook-ing Grates.1 Side Burner.1 Side Shelf. Bottom Shelf with Doors.Used 5 times.$150.Call 936-449-4867

Tommy Shane, TX_Montgomery, 9365977961Pub table, like new, 54"X36" with 18" leaf,and 8 match-ing chairs. All in alexandria oak. $895.00. Call June or Tommy 935-5977961

John, TX_Montgomery, 713-443-9535Baldwin Acrosnic Console Piano Upright. 42 inch Satin Cherry Price $1500. 713-443-9535

Paul Larson, TX_Montgomery, 936-597-766102 Club Car Golf Cart $1,500 Good Conditio 597-7661

Marshall Tolbert, TX_Montgomery, 936-597-7847Calloway Diablo Driver 10.5 degree Regular Shaft Used 6 rounds $125.00

Laurie, TX_Montgomery, 936-597-4939Sony Nex3 Digital camera w/18-55mm lens. Barely used; looks new. Original box with all components. 14.2 MP/720p HD movie recorder. 3 inch tilting LCD monitor. Includes new Sony Camera Bag. Asking $400

Elizabeth Lee, TX_Montgomery, 936-449-4867Gas Grill. Commercial Series Char-Broil.2cooking grates. 1 side burner. Side shelf. Bottom shelf with doors. Hardly used. $150. Call 936-449-4867

Shirley Paolini Duncan, TX_Montgomery, 281-728-9417FOR SALE:Pilates machine. $299. Call 936-597-9418.

FOR SALE: 9' x 12' wool & silkoriental rug. Basic colors are bluesand reds. Excellent condition. $695.Bill 936-597-7018 Thanks, Bill [email protected]

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