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CYPRESS MILL

November 2004

Community Calendar

Newsletter DeadlineFriday, November 12th

Ladies Assoc MeetingSunday, November 14th

Candy MakingContact Laura Graff (281) 373-9192

Thanksgiving School BreakMonday, November 22nd thru the 26th

October New ResidentsAngel & Arely Torres 14751 Autumn Glen CtTim & Kobi Southard 14702 Country Rose LnJoseph & Valerie Cormier 14703 Country Rose LnRichard & Theresa Brutka 18135 Courtly Estates LnClaudeen Chimel 14602 Emerald CypressChristel Johnson 14627 Emerald CypressRobert & Carol Yasen 14702 Emerald CypressLaurie Parker 14734 Emerald CypressPadamnath Pandit 14743 Emerald CypressRonald Whelchel 14619 Hazy Ridge LnChris & Laura Underwood 18238 Maple MillElizabeth Shoffner & Robert Crowell18239 Maple MillJeremy & Candyce Ter Harr 18303 Maple MillCynthia Creagh 18407 Maple MillPhipps Family 14919 Mills Park LaneJohn & Cheryl Fisher 18631 Mosshill Estates LnRoger Budge 17903 Rose Hill Park LnAndrew Moore 17919 Rose Hill Park LnMarissa Lemacks 14623 Timber Cliff LnRandall Rigdon 18411 Water MillJorge Larez 14715 Windwood Park Ln

Listen,do you hear that?Santa Claus is coming to townOh! No! I mean to Cypress MillSanta Comes to Cypress Mill onSaturday, December 11th10 am -12 pmThere will be cookies & juicefor the kids.

Moms & Dads, please bring yourcameras to capture this special momentwith Santa. The Events Committee willalso be sponsoring a Christmas CraftShow. Numerous Vendors will beavailable at the rec center & the outsidegrounds to do your last minute gift/Holiday shopping. Hope to see you there. Cypress Mill Events CommitteeBooth Rental Form - Page 19

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CYPRESS MILLCypress Mill Contacts

Block Captain CommitteeSusan White ........... [email protected], 281-373-5084Cypress Mill Ladies AssociationLaura Graff..............................................................281-373-9192Newsletter CommitteeGeneva Fritch [email protected], 281-304-1255Swim Team CommitteeMaureen Powell [email protected], 281-304-6958Tina Strautman [email protected], 281-213-9732Events CommitteeShari Bumpas [email protected], 281-304-1511Amy Nichols [email protected], 281-373-4886Administrative AssistantGisel, HOA ................. [email protected],281-213-3174

Resident Board MembersPresidentPam Sanders [email protected], 281-373-4053Vice PresidentGeneva Fritch [email protected], 281-304-1255SecretaryKendal Laskowski [email protected], 281-373-9454TreasurerBob Burgess [email protected], 281-373-4798Director

Chris [email protected], 281-373-0260Other Important Numbers

Cy-Fair High School ...............................................281-897-4600Cypress Lakes Golf Club ........................................281-304-8515Cypress Mill M.U.D. ..............................................800-514-3636Cypress Mill M.U.D. #1/Aquasource Emergency.....713-983-3602 24 Hour Emergency .......................................713-983-3604DPS Sex Offenders website .......http://records.txdps.state.tx.us/Entex Gas...............................................................713-659-2111Entex Gas-Emergency Gas Leaks........................... 713-659-3552Goodson Middle School ........................................281-373-2350Houston Lighting and Power ........713-207-7777 or 800-332-7143Newsletter Publisher Peel, Inc. .......................................................... 806-385-6444 Adv./Jeri Deyoe ............ [email protected], 713-569-5342Poison Control Center ......................................... 800-764-7661Reliant Energy “On Call” System ........................ 800-669-8344Robison Elementary ............................................. 281-213-1700Southwestern Bell ..................................................800-246-8464Texas Environmental Waste ...................................281-368-8397Time Warner Cable .................................................713-462-9000VanMor Properties – Susan Vandagriff ..................281-493-0668

Emergency NumbersConstable Ron Hickman (24 Hour Emergency) ......281-376-3472

Newsletter DeadlineThe deadline for the December newsletter is November 12th

Please hand deliver articles to:Geneva Fritch

14718 Plains River Dr281-304-1255 or e-mail [email protected]

(please save electronic files in Word format)

HoursHOA Admin .. Mon, Wed, Fri: 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., Sat: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Fitness Center 5 a.m. – 10 p.m. Closed Wednesday 7 a.m. – 8 a.m.VanMor ................................................................... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Who to Contact?Activity Center Rental

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CYPRESS MILLCypress Mill Mako Sharks Swim Team

NEEDS YOUR HELP!!!We are currently recruiting adults for some of the numerous volunteerpositions that are necessary to run the swim meets. The children ofCypress Mill will not be able to participate without your help!Contact: Maureen Powell281-304-6958 [email protected]

Tina Strautman 281-213-9732 [email protected] previous experience required• Stroke and Turn Officials: Free training required. This is one of

the most important positions needed. The team will needapproximately 7 officials. This position will watch the swimmersand look for violations in swim stroke and turns.

• Starter: Free training required. The starter will be responsible forthe beginning of each swim heat.

• Referee: Free training required. Referees will be in charge of theswim meet.

• Clerks/Computer: Free training required. These persons willenter swim times throughout the meet. 2-3 persons are needed.

• Announcer: This person should be energetic and will beannouncing the meet events.

• Timers and Scribes: The Timers will time the swimmers and theScribes will record the times. Several persons are needed per meet.

• Concessions: These people must be reliable and can handle money.Two persons are needed per home meet.

Committee Members Desperately Needed• Fundraising• Treasurer

Cypress Ladies AssociationOur October meeting had to be one of the most fun meetings we

have had. My cheeks still hurt from smiling and laughing. Afterdiscussing some Association business, we proceeded to have ourWhite Elephant Exchange. Let me tell you there were some prettyawful things there to receive but I think every one agreed that myitem from Jeri had to be the WORST. I should have gone with theugly item I could see instead of the unknown horror that lied in thepretty wrapped box. Needless to say no one wanted to steal myprecious treasure from me. All I can say is look out next year as youmay see it popping up again. That is not to say that everything wasugly, some members actually got something that they thought wasnot so bad and actually liked.

The other fun part of the meeting was hearing the stories as whyand how they even got the treasure that they were so willing to giveup. I think Laura and Joni’s stories were the best and I hope Jennifer’shead is feeling better as she decided to give away a painted wine boxthat fell on her head before the meeting. Thank you Jennifer forhosting the meeting, the Halloween decorations and goodies madethe meeting very festive. Also for those who came in costumes, youall looked GREAT!

Our next meeting will be held by Marianne MacLeod. We will bemaking Rock Candy. Please start saving small glass jars that we willdecorate and use for putting the candy in. Baby food jars work greatas well as jelly, relish and mustard jars.

Note our next three meeting dates, topics and host. We welcomeand encourage new members any time. You are sure to have a goodtime if you are able to come. Meetings are normally from 2-4 p.m. onSunday. For more information contact Laura Graff at (281) 373-9192.

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Cypress Hill MUD#1 has reduced the property tax rate for 2004from $1.50 to $1.43 per $100 valuation. Because the district has beenunder the order of the bankruptcy court, taxes had been frozen at the$1.50 rate. This rate could not be lowered until the original bondsissued by the district were paid, and this year the district was able torestructure debt to pay off these bonds.

MOMs Club of Cypress-NorthAre you an at-home mom (either full or part-time) looking for some

fun activities for your kids, interesting activities for yourself, or justsome good adult conversation? If you live in the 77429 zip code, whynot try out MOMs Club of Cypress-North!

MOMs (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club is a national, non-profit organization that gives at-home mothers the opportunity toshare activities and discussions with other mothers and their children.Upcoming activities include outings, playgroups and Mom’s nightout, as well as scrapbooking, craft days, cooking and exercise groups,and monthly mixers where moms get to chat while the kids play. Andbest of all, the activities and meetings are held during the day, whenat-home mothers need support and interaction with others. We alsoperform service projects throughout the year to help needy childrenand organizations in the community.

Most of the club activities are held in Cypress. You can choose theactivities that interest you and that are convenient to your schedule.Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m.

If you are interested, please come to our next meeting on November9 at 10 a.m. Please call Jennifer Papapanagiotou, Membership VP, at281-374-6944 ([email protected]), or Anabel Lenox, President, at281-373-3252 ([email protected]) for location, directions, or anyquestions. We are happily welcoming new moms at each meeting.Hope to see you there!

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Yard of the Month SelectionDue to the community’s growth, an additional section will be added

to the Yard of the Month selection. The Parks II section will bedivided into two sections.Definition of the Four (4) SectionsSection I From Hwy 290 to South Dry Creek (The Estates)Section II From North Dry Creek to Maple Mill Dr.Section III From Cascade Bend to the CowsSection IV East of Cypress Rosehill to Mills Park DriveSection V Mills Park Drive to Skinner Road

Yard of the Month Selection MonthsYard of the Month are selected for all months in the year except

November, January, February. The December Yard of the Month isselected based upon the best Christmas decorations.

Please be considerate and pick up after your dog when you areout for a walk including the walking trails by the retentionponds.It is illegal to sweep grass clippings and trash into the drains.Please report violators at 713-525-2525.


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Arbormont Dr. Shelia Wiggs 281-304-0245Arbor Trace Ct. Lizet Garcia 281-304-4472Aster Estates Ln.Auburn Woods Dr. Kim Bothmann 281-373-3816Autumn Glen Ct. Courtney Hicks 281-213-3182Begonia Estates Ct. Diana Pretus 281 330-8251Bladenboro (Place & Park I)

Calcaterra Ct. Jamie Lightsey 281-213-3979Camellia Estates Ln. Jennifer M. Klawinski 281-304-6091Carriage Crossing Ln.Cascade Bend Lane Fernando Aguirre 281-373-0186Chapel Cove Ct.Cinderwood Dr Amy Arthur 281-304-1999

Susan White 281-373-5084Cobblestone Dr. Monica Blanchard 281-304-9389Country RoseCourtly Estates Ln.Creekmill Ct.Cross Stone Ct.Cypress Cottage Ct. Tina Strautman 281-213-9732Cypress Meade Ln. Lisa Forsythe 281-373-2107Cypress Meade Ln. Amy Marrs 281-304-9357Cypress Meade Caralyn Orman 281-304-0094Cypressmill Ct.Cypress OrchardCypress Ridge Grove Sheri Lyn Klein 281-373-3674Cypress Stone Ln. Sandy Doss 281-304-7042Cypress Valley Ln.Delta Estates Ct. Michelle Peting 281-304-8894Emerald Cypress Ct.Emerald Cypress Ln.Emerald Moss Sue Zahn Lucas 832-687-5778Enola Dr. Tina Bunn 281-304-1113Floret Estates Ct.Floret Estates Ln.Grandbluff Ct. Shari Bumpas 281-304-1511Green Cypress Ct. Ed Noble 281-304-9810Grove Estates Ln.Harmony EstatesHarnett Dr.Harvest Chase Ct. Karen Okabayashi 281-213-3925Hazy Ridge Lane Amy Merrill 281-304-5282Heathcrest Ct.Hollow Branch Ct. Jacqui Williams 281-304-8006Huntmont (Park I)Huntmont StreetLaurus Estates Ln. Kellie Berger 281-304-1910

Vicki Seal 281-304-7103Mallard Estates Ct Martha West 281-373-2119Maple Mill Dr Toby Simmons 281-373-9498Maranta Estates Sharon Mason 281-256-2970Meadow Estates Ln. Amanda McCumber 713-906-7338Mesquite Estates Ln.Mills Park Lane Carolyn Hoffman 281-256-3480Millstone Estates Ln Amy Crawford 281-304-0922Mosshill Estates Ln Candy Pinkard 281-304-5037Moss Valley (Park)Palos Park Dr.Palos Place Dr.Park Arbor Ct. Lauren Gaspard 281-373-9966

Block Captains Pebble Meadow Ct. Michelle Robison 281-265-6453Gina Williams 281-373-4427

Plains River Dr. Geneva Fritch 281-304-1255Marianne MacLeod 281-304-9366

Pinson Dr. Kathryn Givens 281-373-9735Rochelle Ct. Jen Malota 281-213-3778Rosehill Estates Ln. Ronnie J. Kallus 281-304-1246Rosehill Park Ln. Mike & Katherine Hamm 281-304-4201Rosemont Estates Ln. Stephen Denis 281-304-8570Spring Walk Ln. Sharon Strasburg 281-304-1382Sweetstone Estates Ct Michelle O’Keane 281-304-8188Thicket Hollow Sherry Pivonka 281-256-0249Thornbluff Ct. Lanette Garvin 281-256-3371Timber Cliff Ct.Timber Cliff Ln.Trellis Estates Ct.Valley Stone Ct. Rhonda & David BubenikWater Mill Dr. Patty Bueno 281-256-1471Wild Ivy Ct.Windwood Park Ln.Wisteria Estates Lane Matt Buss 281-304-9321Woodcypress Ln.Wooded Glen Ct.Temporary Block Capt Volunteer(s) for the following street(s):Bladenboro (Park I) Monica BlanchardCarriage Crossing Ln Karen Obabayashi 281-213-3925Maple Mill Dawn Shirley Bladenboro 281-373-4892 Thank you Block Captains for your efforts!

What are the Responsibilities of a Block Captain?We still have several streets without Block Captains. Being a Block

Captain requires minimal effort. Responsibilities include:• Passing out the directory once a year, as well as, any important

information our HOA Committees may need to convey to all of theresidents.

• Represent your street in any concerns or ideas your neighborsmay have with the board or other HOA committees.

• Promoting and having a block party on National Night Out – thefirst Tuesday of August every year.We meet quarterly to discuss any new ideas on how to make our

neighborhood a better place. Although the meetings are voluntary,they are beneficial, and even if you can’t attend we welcome anycomments or suggestions. The Neighborhood Directory should bedistributed towards the end of September and beginning of October.Please contact Amanda McCumber at 713-906-7338 or [email protected].

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The Village Creek Women’s Club invites you to our First AnnualFall Festival and Craft Fair.

Bring the entire family for a day of food, fun, games andentertainment. Vendors will provide food and gifts for purchase andthe Village Creek Women’s Club provides the fun! Join us Saturday,November 6th, 10:00am-‘til U drop!

You won’t want to miss this fun family event!

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Advertising InformationPlease support the businesses that advertise in the Messenger.Their advertising dollars make it possible for all Cypress Millresidents to receive the monthly newsletter at no charge. Nohomeowners association funds are used to produce or mail thenewsletters. If you would like to support the newsletter byadvertising, please contact our sales representative, Jeri Deyoe@ 713-569-5342 or at [email protected].

Crime Prevention

Tickets 28Burglary of Habitation 1Burglary of Motor VehicleTheft from Habitation 0Theft of Motor Vehicle 0Robbery 0Assault 0Criminal Mischief 1Disturbance - Family 3Disturbance - Juvenile 2Suspicious Vehicles 0Suspicious Persons 3

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Community Buck(s) DonationsHolidays, Special Days and Everyday, we need your support. The

following is a brief outline of how you may contribute to CypressAssistance Ministries. We look forward to your visiting our facilitiesand hope that we will continue to do God’s work together.

Angel’s Attic Christmas Room OpeningA Holiday Tradition at Cypress Assistance Ministries is the opening

of Angel’s Attic, “Christmas Room”. Shoppers eagerly look forwardto the vast accumulation of donated Christmas decorations, clothingand super gift items. Mark your calendar for November 1st at 10:00a.m. Funds received through the resale shop are utilized through outthe ministry to give assistance to those in need in the Cypress-WestHouston area.

Food Pantry NeedsIt is official; we are planning Thanksgiving and Christmas at the

ministry. Due to the increased number of families in 2004, our demandswill be strained like never before. Turkeys and hams are especiallyneeded, as well as other meat products. Your monitory donations arealways welcomed too. Money spent at the Food Bank allows us tobuy $20 for every $1 spent. If your church, company or special groupis looking for a way to celebrate this holiday season, or you needinformation about our programs, now is the time to start planning.Please give us a call at 281-955-7684.

Angel TreeEach year we invite the people of Cypress-West Houston to

participate in our Angel Christmas Tree. Families with special needsand their children are depending on this ministry. We offer a selectionof needs (Angels) so that you may chose how you wish to help. Wehope you will come in and visit our Angel Tree, adopt an Angel(s)and start your Christmas spirit early.

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Blessing of the AnimalsMessiah Lutheran Church invites the entire community to

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CYPRESS MILLOne of the advantages of living in the Cy Fair School District is

their commitment to the school music programs. The band programis outstanding. Instrumental music begins in the 6th grade whereeach day students have one period of music instruction groupedwithin the specific instruments. For example, the flutes learn together,as do the clarinets, the trumpets, the low brass and percussion. After36 weeks of 45 minutes a day, the student has learned many aspectsof the instrument and musicianship. The students then progress tothe 4 bands leveled for ability. Mrs. Pricilla Bell, the band director ofGoodson Middle School said that currently there are 165 beginningband students and 235 continuing students divided into the 4 bands.This is the largest middle school program in the district. Mrs. Bellsaid, “We are busting at the band seams and we love it!” They have2 other directors, Mr. Alex Hinojosa and Ms. Nicole Huerta.Throughout their middle school experience the students are able toparticipate in UIL contests for the bands, in which they are ratedagainst a state wide standard with “1” being a superior rating. Thesebands have consistently been rated superior since the school openedin 2001. The students are also encouraged to perform in individualcompetitions such as solo and ensemble festivals. Goodson walkedaway with 200 medals this past year. Many of the students alsoaudition for Region Band and earn a spot. One of the highlights forthe year is when the 8th graders are able to perform at a Cy-Fair football

Cy-Fair Band Programgame in the stands along side the Cy-Fair High School marchingband. This sets the stage for their freshman year in which they are onthe field performing at halftime.

Mr. Mark Veenstra, director of the band program at the Cy-FairHigh School always looks forward to each years band. This yearsband consists of 280 students. The directors spend a lot of timechoosing the program and watching it come together. To watch theprogression of the initial practices with all the students trying tolearn their music and move to their designated spots for theirperformances on the football field, you can see all the hard work,practice and dedication that go into making Cy-Fair Marching Bandone of the most respected bands in the area.

One of the exciting things for the band students is the cohesiveness.Practice begins in late July and by the time school starts, manyfreshmen have already made new friends. There is the big sister/bigbrother program which connects an upperclassman to an incomingfreshman. There are the traditional get-togethers including skatingparties, swim parties, lock-ins and a semi formal band banquet at theend of the year. All the students perform at the varsity football gamesand the competition band performs at area marching bandcompetitions throughout the season.

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CYPRESS MILLThe color guard is a very big part of the marching band, their

graceful movements with flags, rifles and swords adds to the overallperformance. The color guard, under the direction of Mr. JeremyBaudoin , continue to perform in winter competitions and this pastyear placed 18th in the world in their division in San Diego, CA.

After football season, all the band students continue with their 5different leveled bands under the direction of Mr. Mark Veenstra, Mr.Skip Martin, Ms. Shirley Holstein and Mr. Chris Young. Studentscontinue to compete in UIL competitions, solo and ensemblecompetitions and other band competitions throughout the U.S. Manyaudition and earn a spot for Region Band, Area Band and All StateBand. Last school year, all the bands performed in San Antonio forthe Bluebonnet Classic Band Festival and won sweepstakes in allcategories. Band continues to be part of the lives for many Cy-Fairstudents after graduation. Many of the band’s serious musicians goon to college and major in music, with some receiving full scholarships.Some students major in other areas and perform with the collegemarching or symphonic bands.

Come to a Cy-Fair High School Varsity football game this seasonand see the award winning Cy-Fair Marching Band perform theirshow “Heartbeat”.

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Fairfield Baptist ChurchUpcoming Events

God’s Little Angel’s MDO is having their Thanksgiving Feast on November18. Also, be sure to mark your calendars for the MDO Christmas Programcoming up on December 9.

Our Student Ministry Fall schedule of activities includes, Wednesday“Halftime” at 6:45 pm, Sunday Morning Bible Study at 11 am. All Studentsgrades 6-12 are invited to attend. “BigStuf” Summer Camp is scheduled forJuly 10-15, 2005, a $50 non-refundable deposit is due now to secure yourregistration. Student “Worship Teams” are forming now! Don’t miss thisopportunity to get involved Sunday evenings from 5-7 pm. Events andschedule updates are on our website.

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

Financial Peace University is a Dave Ramsey video based financialplanning class meeting on Sunday and Monday nights. New classes willbegin in January. Join us to learn how to better manage your finances andbecome debt free. Visit www.fairfieldfpu.com for more information.Joy to the World. The annual Woman’s Christmas Banquet will be Friday,December 3 at 6:30 p.m. There is limited seating for this evening of fun-filled fellowship. Ticket sales begin November 1. Contact the church officefor more information. Services: Fairfield Baptist Church has Worship Services at 8:30, 9:45 and

11:00 a.m. Children’s Bible Study and/or worship activities are offered eachhour. Adult Community Groups meet on Sundays and throughout the weekfor Bible study and fellowship in numerous locations throughout the area. “First Wednesday”, is our unique casual, interactive service that we offer thefirst Wednesday of each month at 6:45 pm.Location: We are located at 27240 Hwy 290 between Mueschke and MasonRoads. For more information call us at 281-373-5446 or email us [email protected].

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DOG GROOMING CLOSE to HOME!: Experienced dog groomerlocated in Fairfield. My services include nail clipping, bathing, andhaircutting. I groom all breeds. References are available. I havecompetitive prices. Please call Nicole Meadows at 281-304-0813.PIANO LESSONS: Local piano teacher accepting beginners andintermediates!!! Been playing piano for 19 years. Lessons availableTuesday through Saturday. Only $12 per half hour lesson. Locatedoff Hwy 290, 3 minutes from Mason Rd exit. Call Ms. Cupp. 281-304-4807.

At no time will any source be allowed to use the Cypress Mill Messengercontents, or loan said contents, to others in anyway, shape or form, nor inany media, website, print, film, e-mail, electrostatic copy, fax, or etc. forthe purpose of solicitation, commercial use, or any use for profit, politicalcampaigns, or other self amplification, under penalty of law without writtenor expressed permission from the Cypress Mill Homeowners Associationand Peel, Inc. The information in the Cypress Mill Messenger is exclusivelyfor the private use of Cypress Mill residents only.

ClassifiedsCHILD CARE NEEDED: Cypress Mill Park II parents searching forLoving Dependable Childcare in our home or mine for your for ourtwo sons, 3 yrs old and 8 months old. Must have excellent references.Would prefer to have someone come to our home and provide childcareand housecleaning, but would consider childcare only. Must beavailable from 6:00 am until at least 5:30 pm Mon thru Fri. Weekly rateopen to discussion based on services provided. If you’re interested,or know someone who might be interested, please contact Karen @(832) 515-9014 daytime or (281) 213-3925 evenings/weekends.HELP WANTED: Housekeeper wanted, twice a month to docleaning. Prefer individual not a service. Please call ASAP… 281-373-5526 or 281-923-6655.FOR SALE: Dining room set, (White Wash) - table 38x58 with 18"butterfly leaf and 6 chairs. China cabinet 58" long, glass doors andshelves with light. $998; 281-256-3480.

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CYPRESS MILLGood Shepherd United Methodist Church

ANNUAL COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING:Join us again this year on the Sunday after Thanksgiving (11/28) for the

annual community wide Christmas Tree Lighting. This is a great chance forus to come together as a community and begin the Christmas season. As inyears past there will be music (in fact if you, or your organization, would liketo participate call the church office), a visit from Santa, a special time for theyounger members of your family, a time for pictures, and most importantlythe true message of Christmas. What a great way to wrap up the time ofThanksgiving than to begin to think of Christmas. Make sure this is on yourcalendar.This Months FAQ – Do I have to be a member to participate in the programsat Good Shepherd:

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Rd. The church family looks forward to meeting you and your family ateither the 5:55 Saturday evening Common Grounds, the 8:31 TraditionalWorship or the 10:59 Contemporary Praise service. Call 281 373-CARE(2273) or check our web site at www.cypressgs.net for more information.

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

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

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

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

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

For more information or carpool possibilities please call:Mary Vargo at: 281-433-3042, E-mail – [email protected]

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The Park SectionLorraine Aguilar B 281-304-8050Kathryne Andreo 13 B, P 281-304-9876Jimmy Born 14 Y 281-304-9319Lance Brooks 14 B, P, Y 281-304-8077Lauren Bryant 15 B 281-304-8873Michelle Bryant 13 B 281-304-8873Katie Colvin 15 B, P 281-256-3158Krissy Conroy 15 B 281-256-1484Brittany Hammett 15 B, P 281-304-7460Katherine Ingram 15 B 281-304-4406Leana Kelley 15 B, P 281-373-4053Heather Koehn 12 B 281-373-4231, 281-304-0612Teri Lyles 13 B 281-304-0359Toni Lyles 17 B 281-304-0359Tori Lyles 16 B 281-304-0359Amanda Mooney 14 B, P, VW 281-304-1327Megan Mullins 16 B 281-304-0487Kayla Schewe 13 P 281-304-8873Chris White 13 B, Y, VW 281-373-5084

The Place SectionEleanor Bender 16 B,P 281-373-4397Nicky Burgess 15 B, P, Y 281-373-4070Allison Diaz 16 B 281-373-0550Kayley Pavlock 15 B, P 281-304-7079Abigail Givens 13 B 281-373-9735Elizabeth Givens 12 B 281-373-9735

The Estates SectionAngelica Butler 12 B, Y, VW 281-304-6075Cinjin Casillas 14 B, P, VW 281-256-0837Amanda Dinbali 14 B, P 281-304-0985Brittanie Hammer 13 B 281-304-0592Megan Michelletti+ 13 B, P 281-256-0131Merissa Micheletti+ 15 B 281-256-0131Annisa Wilson 18 B, P 281-304-0982+ CPR Trained

To update your information or be added to the directory, please contactGeneva Fritch, 281-304-1255 or e-mail [email protected].

Youth ServicesThe following Cypress Mill students are interested in sitting for your children(B), pets (P), vehicle washing (VW), or doing yard work (Y) for extra money.

Disclaimer: Cypress Mill Homeowners Association and the NewsletterCommittee, assume no responsibility for the advertising content, warrantiesor representations made in such advertising of this newsletter. These aresolely the responsibility of the advertiser.

Cypress Mill Homeowners Association and the Newsletter Committeeassume no liability with regard to its advertisers for misprints or failure toplace advertising in this publication, except for the actual cost of suchadvertising. In the case of misprints or misinformation on the part of thepublisher, a printed retraction or correction are the only liability assumed bythe publisher.

Under no circumstances shall the above named be held liable for incidentalor consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services, or anyother liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish in a timelymanner, except as limited to the liabilities stated above.

The above named shall not be held liable for any information contained inany of the articles contained in this publication. Ideas expressed in thearticles are the opinions of their authors and the accuracy of any relatedinformation is also the responsibility of the authors. The Cypress MillNewsletter Committee reserves the right to edit articles for space limitations.


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• All craft vendors wishing to reserve a craft booth space mustsign & return reservation/disclaimer form along with paymentfor a space by Wednesday December the 1st.

• The cost is $20.00 inside w/no electric/ with electric $25.00• Courtyard space is $20.00 with or without electric.• Outside space is $15.00• All inside spaces are limited to a 6 or 8 ft table only.• Outside spaces you can have any size spacing.• Please make all checks payable to Shari Bumpas.• Mail check & registration to Shari Bumpas. 14915 Grandbluff

Ct., Cypress Texas 77429 Attn: Craft Registration

Shari Bumpas14915 Grandbluff ctCypress, Texas 77429281-304-1511- home713-819-9544- cellDISCLAIMER: Neither Cypress Mill or Cypress Mill Events Committee members, servants or agents will be liable for any damage, theft,or injury to customers for product liability. You are solely responsible for your property and person(s) at all times. By signing thiscontract the artisan and/or crafts person agrees that neither he/she nor his/her representatives will take any legal action against any ofthe above named and will follow all terms and conditions on this form.

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Phone Number ________________________________________E-Mail ___________________________________________

Description of Merchandise being Sold _______________________________________________________________________

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Christmas Comes to Cypress Mill 2004Booth Rental Form/Regulations

Date Saturday December 11th

10-3 p.m.

• Booth set up will be 8:00 am on Saturday December 11th & mustbe completed by 9:45 a.m.

• No booth will be torn down before 3 p.m., Saturday, December 11th. • All Vendors are responsible for their own trash removal.• All tables, chairs or display materials will be provided. Vendors

are welcome to bring their own canopy.• Cypress Mill EC will not be responsible for accidents, injuries

and/or lost or stolen items.• We will be advertising with signs in other subdivisions as well

as our own, the Houston Chronicle & the Green sheet.• All proceeds from booth rentals will be going towards banners

& advertisement.

Thanks again for your Community participation!!


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