PUBLISHED COURTESY OF THE GREENWOOD FOREST … · Maya Ho, who had served as our Deed Restriction VP, will be moving and has resigned from the Board. The Board wants to thank Maya

FROM THE BOARD

Maya Ho, who had served as

our Deed Restriction VP, will be

moving and has resigned from

the Board. The Board wants to

thank Maya for her service to

the neighborhood and wish her

well in their new home.

Marla Wade will be replacing

Maya as our V.P. of Deed Restric-

tions. Welcome aboard, Marla!

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PUBLISHED COURTESY OF THE GREENWOOD FOREST HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION

HOA Board MeetingWednesday, Aug. 7, 7 PM

MUD Building

5302 Old Lodge

In This Issue

• Fire Department: 2

• Home & Garden Club: 6

• Safety & Security: 7

•

• Community News: 9

• Classifieds: 12

z A 4th of July to Remember zWe had a fantastic 4th of July Celebration in Greenwood Forest!

Unlike last year, the weather cooperated and provided us a beautiful day for the parade & party at the pool.

It was a heartwarming sight to see

such a terrific turnout of Green-

wood residents with their fam-

ily and friends lining both sides

of the Champion Forest Drive

parade route.

The efforts of many people went

into making this holiday event a

success and a special thanks goes

out to all of them.

Kinsmen Lutheran Church

and Lynnae Schatz, Kinsmen

Director, for graciously loan-

ing their parking lot as well as

participating in the parade.

Chief Dan Shelor and ESD

29 (Champions Fire Dept.) for

leading the parade with their

ladder and pumper trucks as

well as the loan of their small-

er utility truck to pull Green-

wood’s 50th Anniversary float.

Our Precinct 4 Constables for

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Pool Hours:Tuesday–Sunday/11AM –

9PM

Closed on Mondays∑

KISD Opens August 19th

(Pool Closes)∑

Pool reopensAug. 24–25

Aug. 31, Sept. 1–2(Labor Day)

Saturdays: 11–9Sundays: 11-6

Labor Day: 11-6nnn

GREENWOOD FOREST HOME & GARDEN CLUB

Membership ApplicationPage 5

Continued on Page 3

COLLECTION POLICY TO BE REVIEWED

The Greenwood Forest HOA

Board of Directors will be

reviewing a collection policy

for adoption at the monthly

board meeting to be held on

August 7th.

All monthly meetings are

open session and homeowners

are encouraged to attend.

2 THE FOREST NEWS August 2019

Wear loose, lightweight, light-

colored clothing.

Wear sunscreen. Sunburn

affects your body’s ability

to cool down and can make

you dehydrated. Look for

sunscreens that say “broad

spectrum” or “UVA/UVB

protection” on their labels;

these products work best.

Stay in air-conditioned

buildings as much as possible.

Do not rely on a fan as your primary cooling

device during an extreme heat event.

Drink plenty of water and don’t wait until

you’re thirsty.

Check on friends or neighbors who may need

assistance.

Know the signs of heat related emergencies and

call 9-1-1:

- Muscle Cramps

- Headaches

- Nausea

- Vomiting

Never leave infants, children or pets in

a parked car.

Visit cdc.gov/extremeheat for more hot weather tips.

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Antique Clock ServicesBy Clock Collector

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Daniel J. MarusaGreenwood Forest Resident 40+ Years

Sales - Repair - Restoration

their always reliable presence as well as their col-

orful lights and sirens.

Scouts from Troops 440 and 444 for their partici-

pation and role as official flag bearers.

Greenwood Social Club members for coordinat-

ing and building Greenwood’s 50th Anniversary

Float. Special thanks to Bill Hogue for donating

the trailer and to Ken Reed, Bryan Hartupee,

Carol Hartupee, Jon Taylor, Marla Wade, Delray

Gooch, Sandra Medina and Ken Latimer for the

physical labor involved.

The Women’s Club Float and Sue Ann Lurcott

for hosting the float decorating at her home.

The Red Hat Float and the dedicated Red Hat-

ters who rode on the float.

The unique variety of cars, trucks and specialty

vehicles that provided a colorful addition.

Bicycle contest coordinators Kathy Johnson,

Hope Carroll, Anne Robison and Jo Latimer and

the contest participants who enthusiastically lined

up with their patriotically decorated bikes.

Traffic Directors Okey Johnson, Warren Carroll,

Vic Robson and Ken Latimer.

BancorpSouth’s Senior VP, Keith Badough, for

BancorpSouth’s sponsorship and Keith’s partici-

pation in the parade with the addition of his cus-

tomized Humvee.

The seemingly tireless Swim Team President

Amber Stepanik who was responsible for

organizing the Party at the Pool. The Greenwood

Forest Breakers swim team parents and swimmers

provided grilled hot dogs, sausage on a stick,

chips and drinks for sale with help from the Social

Committee, headed up by Ken Reed. Chris

Helfrich and Cole McAdow ran the grill like

pros! The group organized a watermelon contest,

music for the pool, a duck float, and a cakewalk!

Thank you all for all of your hard work!

Women’s Club ladies who provided sweets for

the Bake Shop and all the prizes for Bingo. Joyce

Schnell, Brenda Roberson, Lucy Blome and

Mary Badger who happily sold homemade treats.

Hope Carroll who called out Bingo numbers and

Diane Webb, Brenda Roberson and Kay Wilson

who strolled about taking tickets, passing out

cards and giving out prizes.

Caroline Roberts and Chano Onelas for their

tireless behind-the-scenes efforts. Without their

continuing efforts and expertise, we could not

have had such a wonderful day.

There were far too many people lending a hand

before, during and after the celebration to mention

everyone by name but THANKS to ALL who helped

make this year’s July 4th a great one!

A 4th of July to Remember – Continued From Page 1

REMEMBER…REMEMBER…

EVERY TUESDAY IS EVERY TUESDAY IS RECYCLING DAY. RECYCLING DAY.

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UPDATE ON CLUBHOUSE POOL

On June 26th, the Harris County Department of

Health made an inspection of our pool and baby pool

under new regulations. This type of inspection has

never before occurred and no announcement of the

new regulations was distributed to any of the affected

pools in Harris County.

As a result of that inspection, the baby pool was

closed for various deficiencies including signage.

Your HOA Board is in the process of making all

the changes required by these new regulations and

are in hopes that the appropriate inspectors will be

available to conduct a re-inspection to reopen the

baby pool soon.

One of the issues brought to our attention was the

gate latch from the parking lot to the pool. The

gate has been replaced with one that opens out to

the parking lot with a new latch at the appropriate

height. This gate must remain closed at all times but

is unlocked when the pool is open for residents and

their guests.

HOMEOWNER CONCERNS

Your HOA board has been informed by a number

of homeowners about their concerns regarding

several houses in our subdivision. The board has

received guidance from our attorney on how we

should proceed and is in the process of doing all that

they can under both our deed restrictions and state

legislation and will continue to work on these issues as

quickly as possible.

The HOA Board urges all residents to contact our

Deed Restrictions office at (281) 444-3522, ext. 5 to

report any concerns. If the problem is due to noise or

nuisance issues, please instead contact the Precinct 4

Constables at (281) 376-3472 to report the problem

so that there will be a formal record that we can

act upon.

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Special Interest GroupsTo join a group, you must be a member of the Home & Garden Club.

Please check the group(s) you would like to join.

Antiques Bridge Quilting Book Club Quilting Mahjong Wineaux (A quarterly wine & hors d’oeuvres social)

Gardening Trends Handwork (knitting & crocheting)

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Greenwood Forest Home & Garden ClubMembership Form

Annual membership is $20.00.Make Checks payable to GFWC and mail to:

Wilma ColbertMembership Chairman5419 Boyce Springs DrHouston, Texas 77066

(Note: All GF Assessments & Fees must be current.)


Summer is in full swing!

Hope you were able to take advantage and enjoy

the wonderful 4th of July parade and the activities

provided for the whole family at the Clubhouse. It

doesn’t get any better than this! Thank You to all the

behind-the-scenes workers who made it all happen.

In this issue, you will find the application for member-

ship to the newly combined Greenwood Forest Home

and Garden Club. Membership is offered to all women

residents of the subdivision. Please complete the

form and send it, together with your check (no cash accepted) to Wilma Colbert, Membership Chairman.

We are looking forward to this new club year.

Currently we are 110 members strong and growing.

Our club membership is diverse and interesting—

truly representative of our community. Expanded

interest and activity groups are being refined and

information on these will be available in the coming

issues of The Forest News. There will be something

for everyone and, if we’ve missed something, please

feel free to offer suggestions. I guarantee you will not

be lacking for something to do as the seasons unfold.

We are asking the membership to submit their sug-

gestions for a name for the new club. Please send

your suggestions in writing to President Diane Webb

by August 30th. Voting on the new name will take

place at the first meeting September 12th.

Yard of the Month honors go to Norma & Al Haines

of 5910 Miller Valley. The well-kept landscaping of this

neat home achieves a pleasant effect through the use

of a variety of plant materials. Well done!

Please mark your calendars: the first meeting of the

new club is scheduled for Thursday, September 12th.

Social time begins at 9:30 am and the general meet-

ing starts at 10:00 am Come and meet your friends

and be a part of something really special here in

Greenwood Forest.

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Travel can be an exciting, eye-opening experience. It’s easy to get caught up in the thrill of adventure. But don’t forget about travel security and safety considerations while you’re abroad. Follow these 7 travel safety tips to help you take a trip that’s memorable for all the right reasons.

1. Do your research

Get to know your destination in depth before you arrive.

Read traveler reviews and consult with locals for infor-

mation about the safest neighborhoods, places to stay

and incidences of crime. Also know whom to call in an

emergency.

People who look like they’re from out of town are espe-

cially vulnerable to crime, so try to blend in as much as

you can. Choose inconspicuous clothing that won’t attract

attention. Be discreet when looking at maps and approach

people carefully if you need to ask for directions.

3. Make copies of important documents

You never know when you might need a copy of your

passport, driver’s license or another form of identifica-

tion. Scan these documents to save online and print out

several hard copies. That way, you won’t be scrambling

to find proper documentation if you need to get home.

4. Keep your friends and family updated

No matter whether you’re going, on an overnight jaunt

or a month-long international journey, it’s always a

good idea to let friends or family back home know.

Before you leave, send a copy of your itinerary to a few

trusted people who can keep tabs on your whereabouts.

Check in regularly with your contacts so they know

you’re where you’re supposed to be.

5. Be wary of public Wi-Fi

Don’t let the convenience of Internet access cloud your

judgment. When you use public Wi-Fi, hackers look-

ing to steal valuable information can access your data

including credit card or Social Security numbers.

6. Safeguard your hotel room

Even if your hotel has strong security measures in place,

there are steps you can take to make your room safer.

Lock and dead bolt the door and keep your windows shut.

Try to give the impression that you’re in your room

even when you’re away, such as placing the Do Not

Disturb sign on the outside of your door and keeping

the blinds or windows closed.

7. Be aware of your surroundings

Don’t let your guard down to snap the perfect picture

for your social media platforms. Keep an eye on your

personal belongings at all times and use good judgment

when talking to strangers. But if someone near you is

acting suspiciously, or if you feel uncomfortable, leave

the area immediately.

JUNE 2019 PATROL STATS

Type of Activity IncidentsBurglary of a Habitation 0Burglary of a Motor Vehicle 2Theft from a Habitation 1Theft of Motor Vehicle 1Theft - Other 1Robbery 2Assault 1Sexual Assualt 0Criminal Mischief 1Disturbance - Family 3Disturbance - Juvenile 0Disturbance - Other 4Alarms 13Suspicious Vehicles 42Suspicious Persons 22Runaways 0Telephone Harassment 0Other Calls 249Citations 99


Community News

SANDLOT BASEBALL: BOOMBAH BLACK SOX 9U AND 11U TRYOUTS

The Black Sox 9u (from 8u) are an Elite level

team that went 31-7 this season and placed 1st

in five tournaments and 2nd in two others (four

of those tournaments were 9u where we

placed 1st three times and 2nd once).

We have a very strong core that’s been together

for 3 seasons now and are looking to add a

few special players for

the fall. Practices are

executed at a high school

level and are organized

with drills that concentrate

on proper mechanics and

fundamentals. And something that

is often overlooked when searching for a

team - we have a great group of parents!

There is a very low facility fee and NO

coaching fee. Tryouts will be July 9th and

16th at 6:00 @ Sandlot Sports located

at 19909 Juergen Rd., Cypress, 77433.

For questions or to reserve a private

evaluation please call (713) 256-1866

or email [email protected].

The Black Sox 11u (from 10u)team is

looking for 3 select/elite level players to

add to our summer/fall roster. We will be

playing DH league plus tournaments.

Professionally coached and pushing

our players to expand to the

next level. We are focused on

fundamentals and growth. All

players expected to pitch

and all positions are open.

We practice 2-3 times a

week in the Cypress area. We

can do individual tryouts on

request. Our group tryouts will

be July 11th and 25th. For a tryout appointment or

more information please call or text (281) 796-4406.

SANDLOT CAMPS RESUME NEXT WEEK

Walk-ups welcomed and we offer before/aftercare!

Remaining Dates: August 2, 5–9, 12–16, 19–23.

Camp Times: 10:00 am–3:00 pm

Description: For ages 5–14. The agenda includes:

hitting, fielding, base running, speed & agility, and

other baseball skills. Our camps offer the opportunity

for players to get quality personalized instruction that

will focus not only on the development of physical

skills, but also fundamentals.

Cost: 1 day - $60, 2 days - $120, 3 days - $160,

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Details: Campers can bring a bag lunch and Sand-

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chips, drinks and other snacks for your convenience.

Register on our website at sandlot-sports.com. For more

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JULY BRIDGE SCORES

2nd Thurs. Evening Duplicate Bridge1. Sandy Davis and Helen Langlinais

2. Alex Koronowski & Bob Smith

If you would like to join this group that meets the second

Thursday evening of the month at 7 PM at the clubhouse,

please call Joyce at (281) 455-9756.

Women’s Club Bridge2nd Monday, July 81. Pat Jacques

2. Pat Ashton

Women’s Club Bridge4th Monday, July 221. Sandy Davis

2. Helen George

GARAGE SALE REQUEST

Attention residents…If you are planning to hold an estate

sale or garage sale in the upcoming

months, don’t forget about donations for

the annual Garden Club garage sale in

October. We will be happy to pick up any

leftovers that did not get sold. We will

take small, working appliances, household

goods - dishes, glasses, decorative items,

etc. Please call Carol at (281)440-4864.

All sales from our garage sale go back

into the neighborhood for beautifica-

tion projects.

Thinking About Selling Your Home?

You should know, the first thing a potential home buyer will notice about your house is the front exterior or what we like to refer to as “curb appeal.”For a personal, no-obligation consultation on the current real estate market and an analysis of your home, give me a call.

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Community News (continued)

CYPRESS-TOMBALL DEMOCRATS AUGUST SPEAKER IS REPRESENTATIVE JON ROSENTHAL

The Cypress-Tomball Democrats will hold its next

monthly metting on Tuesday, August 20 at Rudy’s

Grill and Cantina, 11760 Grant Road in Cypress.

There is a meet and greet at 6:30 pm, and the general

meeting begins at 7:00 pm.

August’s guest speaker will be Representative Jon

Rosenthal. Representative Rosenthal has been a

strong fighter, advocate and champion for better

public schools, healthcare and ensuring we have

comprehensive criminal justice reform across the

State of Texas. Grateful and fortunate enough to be

elected by the great constituents of House District 135

(Northwest Houston - Cypress and Jersey Village), Jon

continues his fight in the state legislature to advocate

for these issues amongst other needs. He brought a

unique background to the chamber as being only one

of two practicing engineers in the Texas State House

of Representatives and the only mechanical engineer

serving in the body.

As a new member to the 86th Legislative session,

Representative Rosenthal served on the County Affairs

and Energy Resources Committees. Representative

Rosenthal will speak on his experiences in the legisla-

ture and give tips on electing more democrats in Texas.

All are welcome to attend and to join this grow-

ing club, which meets on the third Tuesday of ev-

ery month.

For more information, contact Undrai Fizer at cytom-

[email protected], or visit the club’s Facebook page.

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Classifi eds HOUSE & PET SITTING – Long-time GWF

resident. References available upon request.

Robbie Pukler: (281) 880-9598.

PET SITTING – Let me take care of your pets

while you are away. I will let them out, love on them,

play with them, brush them, and walk them, if you

like. They will be well loved while you are away.

GWF Resident. Call Candi @ (281) 513-4721.

HELP NEEDED – To assist with personal care for

a wheelchair-bound patient. Approx. 20 hours week-

ly. No weekends required. Greenwood Forest area.

Call Linda: (281) 440-4863.

Greenwood Teenage Job Seekers

B . . . . . . . Ariel Flores (19) . . . . . . . . Lodge Creek . . . (281) 827-7183B,H,P,Y . . Monae Ford (14) . . . . . . . . Pine Arbor . . . . . (773) 573-2674B,H,P . . . . Kennedy Oliphant (14) . . Pinewood Spr. . (832) 978-6282B,P . . . . . . Rosalinda Orta (13). . . . . . Dana Leigh . . . . (832) 253-2635B,P . . . . . . Courtney Robinson (16) . . Green Springs . . (281) 877-2071B,H,P,O . . Elizabeth Tallerine (17) . . Green Springs . . (832) 870-4444

B – Babysitting H – Housesitting O – Pool care P – Pet Care Y – Yard work

Teenage Job SeekersIf you are a teen looking for work on weekends, or after school, please fill out this form and return to Caroline at the Clubhouse.Name: ______________________________Address:_____________________________Age: ________________________________Telephone Number:____________________Job(s) Desired:________________________B – Babysitting H – House sitting O – Pool Care

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GREENWOOD FOREST MARKET REPORTFOR JUNE 2019

Homes SOLD in June 8Avg Days on Market 17.75

Avg Sales Price $212,263Average List Price vs

Sales Price Ratio 100%*Data is from HAR for 6-1-19 through 6-30-19

As of July 16, 2019:Homes on the Market 27

Price Range $195,000 - $369,900

Homes Under Contract 11Option Pending 0

Price Range N/APending Continue to Show 0

Price Range N/APending 11

Price Range $134,000 - $310,000


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Monthly board meetings held first Wednesdays at 7 pm at 5302 Old Lodge. All residents welcome. If you would like to address the board regarding a specific subject, please call the President to be added to the agenda.

August 2019

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

POOL HOURS

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2 3

4 5 6Tai Chi – 1-3 pm

7Quilters – 9 am

Book Club – 9:30 am

Bridge – 1 pm

HOA Board Meeting –

MUD Building – 7 pm5302 Old Lodge

8Tai Chi – 1-3 pm

Thurs. Night Dup. BridgeAdult Room – 7 pm

9 10

11 12Women’s Club Bridge –9:30 am – Adult Room

WCID 109 Board Mtg. –7:00 pm, MUD Bldg5302 Old Lodge

13Tai Chi – 1-3 pm

14Quilters – 9 am

Bridge – 1 pm

National Night Out Meeting – 7 pm


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18 19KLEIN ISD

SCHOOL STARTS

Pool closed till 8/24


21Quilters – 9 am

Bridge – 1 pm


23 24

POOL OPEN

11 AM – 9 PM

25

POOL OPEN

11 AM – 6 PM

26Women’s Club Bridge –9:30 am – Adult Room

WCID 109 Board Mtg. –7:00 pm, MUD Bldg5302 Old Lodge


28Quilters – 9 am

Bridge – 1 pm


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POOL OPEN

11 AM – 9 PM

Important Numbers to Keep*** Emergency Only ***Fire / Medical / Police

Non-Emergency / Administrative Questions

Constable’s Office (281) 376-3472

Champions Fire Dept. (281) 444-2014

Cypress Creek EMS (281) 378-0800

Street Lights – Center Point Energy (713) 207-2222

Trash & Recycling Svcs. – Texas Pride (281) 342-8178

[email protected]

Water – Billing & Service “EDP” (832) 467-1599

Harris County Public Health Services (713) 274-6300

Harris County Community Assist. Dept. (281) 353-8424

www.hcp4.net/assistance/cad

Greenwood Forest Elementary (832) 484-5700

Wunderlich Intermediate (832) 249-5200

Klein Forest High School (832) 484-4500

Vacation Watch (281) 376-3472

or visit www.cd4.hctx.net

Breakers Swim Team www.gwfbreakers.com

Lost Pets (Robbie Pukler) (281) 880-9598

9-1-1

Greenwood Forest Residents Club12700 Champion Forest Drive

Houston, TX 77066-1528

Caroline Roberts – Club Manager (Ext. 4)

E-mail: [email protected]

Denise Delmedico - Deed Restrictions (Ext. 5)

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: (281) 444-3522

Fax: (281) 444-9609

Website: greenwoodforest.net

Rentals: Please call the office to set up an appointment.

Not responsible for the accuracy of advertiser’s claims.

Business Hours:Tuesday, Thursday, &

Friday, 9 am - 5 pmClosed Mondays &

Wednesdays

Documents

PUBLISHED COURTESY OF THE GREENWOOD FOREST … · Maya Ho, who had served as our Deed Restriction VP, will be moving and has resigned from the Board. The Board wants to thank Maya