Grand Lake Estates - December 2018

Grand Lake Estates

Volume 4, Issue 12

OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE GRAND LAKE ESTATES POA

December 2018

News and Notes from the Board COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS Missing out on the GLE newsletter?

Go to Peel, Inc. Newsletter Subscription and sign up to have the newsletters sent directly to your mailbox. Prior versions of the newsletter may be found at the Peel website.

G L E ’s Pr o p e r t y M a n a g e m e n t Company is IMC Property Management and our property manager is Tammy Perry. Tammy can be reached at tammyperry@imcmanagement.net or 936-756-0032.

The GLE POA website is glepoa.com.

If you have any questions concerning the new website, please contact Tammy Perry at IMC Property Management.

Board minutes and financials are located at the POA website. Go to glepoa. com and select the board meeting tab.

The password is GLEBoardMins&Fins.

You must enter the password exactly as written with the same upper and lowercase letters.

REMINDER: Do not dump any type of materials such as dirt, landscaping supplies, etc. in the easement areas that the POA maintains.

OCTOBER 2018 Project Report: The road overlay project from the stop sign on GLE to the back gate is completed. Drawings for the clubhouse were presented to the Board and a committee will be formed to review the drawings once they have been discussed by the Board.

New Business: Ellen Edwards has been elected as President of the Board; Kim Kohlenberger has been elected as Vice President; Ryan Blair was elected as Treasurer and Kamber McElroy has been elected as Secretary.

The Board approved to install reflectors on both gates for $210.00.

There were two bids for ditch maintenance. The two bids will be reviewed by the Board and a decision made on the bid selection in a future meeting.

A motion was made and approved to spend up to $4,000.00 for a company to install, remove and store Christmas decorations for the entrance. Bids will be sent out for this work.

Representatives from Consolidated attended the meeting and gave an update on the fiber optics installation. They shared a map showing the areas of projected installation and the timeline. This map was sent out to residents via an email blast.

GLE GETTING SOCIAL Mark Your Calendars and Join the Fun! The “GLE Getting Social” Facebook page includes the most up-to-date details, times, & locations. Not on FB check out the LED signs or email us at grandlakesocial@gmail.com • Walking Club at the Park (Every Thursday evening at 5:30) • Christmas Wreath Class (December 1st at 3:00 & December 8th at 1:00) • GLE Playdate (December 4th and December 21st) each 1st Tuesday and 3rd Friday • Cookies with Santa (December 9th at 2:00) • BUNCO (December 14th) Ladies Night Out at various homes on each 2nd Friday • GLE Happy Hour (December 15th) • Holiday Yard Decorating Judging (Dec. 17th-20th 7:00 pm-10:00 pm).

• Poker Night (Date/Location TBD – contact Geoff Goold at g2goold@yahoo.com.)

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IMPORTANT NUMBERS EMERGENCY NUMBERS EMERGENCY.................................................................911 Fire....................................................................................911 Ambulance........................................................................911 Montgomery County Sheriff............................ 936-760-5800 AREA HOSPITALS Conroe Regional Medical................................. 936-539-1111 Memorial Hermann-The Woodlands................ 281-364-2300 St. Luke’s – The Woodlands.............................. 936-266-2000 SCHOOLS Montgomery ISD............................................. 936-276-2000 Lone Star Elementary....................................... 936-276-4500 Montgomery Intermediate............................... 936-276-4700 Montgomery Middle School............................ 936-276-3700 Montgomery Junior High................................ 936-276-3300 Lake Creek High School................................... 936-276-2021 PUBLIC SERVICES Montgomery Post Office...............................1-800-275-8777 Driver’s License Info......................................... 936-442-2810 Montgomery Central Appraisal........................ 936-756-3354 Montgomery County Registration & Titling.... 936-539-7896 BOARD MEMBERS Ellen Edwards.................................................. 936-777-3464 ..................................................................ellen@glepoa.com Damon Scott.................................................... 281-989-5478 ............................................................ damon@glepoa.com Ryan Blair........................................................ 903-574-3530 ................................................................ ryan@glepoa.com David Martin.............................................david@glepoa.com Kim Kohlenberger........................................kim@glepoa.com Kamber McElroy.................................... kamber@glepoa.com Savannah Manhold..............................savannah@glepoa.com MANAGEMENT SERVICE IMC Property Management ............................ 936-756-0032 ...................................... tammyperry@imcmanagement.net GRAND LAKE ESTATES GOLF COURSE Clubhouse........................................................ 936-447-4653 NEWSLETTER PUBLISHER Peel, Inc........................................................... 888-687-6444 Article Submission................... grandlakeestates@peelinc.com Advertising....................................... advertising@peelinc.com GLE POA Newsletter......................... newsletter@glepoa.com 2

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In 2018 we continued to add additional events and grow our existing events even bigger. The Flags Across GLE is the means to fund a number of the neighborhood social events, while providing a beautiful, patriotic display multiple times a year. This year 132 homes had flags, this was up from 109 in 2017 and a total of 198 flags were flown across GLE that was up from 155 in 2017. With the flag funds, we paid for the flags and 100% of the proceeds went back into the following community events: Easter Eggstravaganza, Ice Cream Socials, Family Fun Day, Patriotic & Proud July 4th Celebration, National Night Out, Turkey Trot, Yard of the Month and the Halloween & Holiday decorating contests.

The above events are in addition to the incredibly successful Fall Festival & Cookies with Santa as well as the various groups offered to get to know one another based on personal interests: GLE Playdates, BUNCO, Men’s Poker Night, Book Club, Sign Painting Parties, Cookie Decorating Lessons, Holiday Wreath Classes, GLE Happy Hour and Walking Group.

A HUGE SHOUT-OUT to the volunteers who made these events and group possible in 2018: Flag Chair: Laurie Roberts Yard of the Month Chair: Kim Kolenberger Welcome Wagon Chair: Morgan Borths Playdate Co-Chairs: Morgan Borths, Lisa Bishop & Sarah Moyer Easter Eggstravaganza Chair: Holly Yen Ice Cream Social & Turkey Trot Chair: Nikki Martin Patriotic and Proud July 4th Chair: Ali Eichenberg Walking Club Co-Chairs: Kamber McElroy & Lisa Bishop National Night Out Chair: Christi Gryder Movie Night & Fall Festival Chairs: Crystal Ward & Hollis Jackson Book Club & Cookies with Santa Chair: Adriana Swanson GLE Happy Hour Chair: Becky Krider Holiday Wreath Classes: Elaine Schultz Sign Painting Parties: Ashley Vance (welcome signs) & Jessica Blair (wooden trays) Men’s Poker Night: Geoff Goold This is just the beginning of what we can offer in GLE, especially if we have multiple residents involved! The team of volunteers meet once a month to plan events and activities; we welcome anyone who would like to join us. If you have an event or a group you would like to see become a part of Getting Social, all you need to do is get involved!

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Grand Lake Estates (Continued from Page 2) Thank you to all who made our 2018 events such a success and to an even better 2019!!

– Ellen Edwards Cookies with Santa!

Sunday, December 9th from 2-4pm Upper Room Fellowship Church Avoid the mall lines and come to visit with Santa, eat cookies with Mrs. Claus! Complete a holiday craft, story time, Christmas Cookies Contest and enjoy cocoa and cookies!

Flags are put out on President’s Day (Feb), Memorial Day (May), Flag Day (June), Independence Day (July), Patriot’s Day - 9/11 (September) and Veteran’s Day (Nov) 1 flag is $40; 2 flags are $65. You may also choose to have a dedication flag with a sign at the front entrance for $40.

• If you have a flag, thank you and be sure to renew your flag subscription as your service will only continue if you renew your subscription.

• If you do not have a flag(s), be sure to get your form/check sent in by December 28th as we will need time to get the inserts added before the first flag holiday in 2019.

And of course, don’t forget your camera and your list for Santa!

You are welcome to donate raffle items, cookies and help with the event, please contact Adriana Swanson or Holly Jackson at hollyajackson@live.com.

Christmas Cookie Contest Are your cookies the best? Then enter them in our Christmas Cookie Contest!

• Cookies will be judged during “Cookies with Santa” • Bring 2 dozen yummy cookies Dec 9th at Cookies with Santa by 2:00pm.

• All entries must be home baked brought in a disposable container • All types of cookies are eligible for the contest • Each entry must include name, phone number and physical GLE address as well as all ingredients used in the recipe • Must RSVP by Dec. 6th Limited to the first 12 Entries (one entry per address).

• Adults only please Contact Adriana Swanson or Holly Jackson at hollyajackson@live. com with any questions.

Welcome Wagon welcomes our newest residents of GLE and is a special opportunity to get to know our new neighbors as they learn a little about GLE. We welcomed 35 new residents to our community with a smile, a welcome basket and pie from Pie in the Sky in 2018!

We are excited to continue meeting our new neighbors in 2019 with funds from the yearly flag subscriptions. Thank you to all those who volunteered to help deliver baskets and greet new neighbors!

If you would like to be a part of welcoming new residents, please contact Morgan Borths at grandlakesocial@gmail.com Flags Across GLE We are now taking renewals for and new subscriptions for 2019 – 100% of this initiative is put back into the community and funds our Copyright © 2018 Peel, Inc.

Easter Eggstravaganza, Ice Cream Socials, Family Fun Nights, July 4th, National Night Out, Turkey Trot and Welcome Wagon!!

To subscribe, send your payment with the following completed form to IMC Property Management; checks should be payable to GLE POA with “GLE Flag Fundraiser” noted in the Subject Line New “Getting Out in the Neighborhood” Groups!

As part of our series of new offerings for the adults in GLE that include an array of classes and get-togethers designed to have a little fun and learn something in the process, below are the upcoming “Getting Out in the Neighborhood Events”.

GLE Happy Hour hosted by Becky Krider on the 3rd Saturday of each month at her home located at 18485 Gary Player. Come by on December 15th at 7:00 and meet new neighbors, connect with friends in GLE and enjoy your favorite beverage…cocktail, beer, glass of wine or soda. These are a relaxed, fun evening away from the kids, open to all of the adults in GLE…individuals and couples.

Freezer Meal Workshops will take place in January, led by Sarah Moyer. Ease the burden of "what's for dinner" on those busy nights by attending a neighborhood freezer meal workshop. You will receive a grocery list and copy of the recipes we'll be using. There will be a little pre-party preparation at home and then we will put everything together during the workshop. Be on the lookout for more information! We are looking for hostesses – if you have a larger kitchen and are interested in hosting a workshop for 6-8 people, please contact Sarah Moyer for additional details at grandlakesocial@ gmail.com GLE Getting Social Holiday Decorating Contest The Grand Lake Estates community is invited to participate in the 2018 GLE Getting Social Holiday Decorating Contest. All interested in participating should have their house and yard decorated

by Dec.16th as the judges will be out Dec. 17th – 20th (please have your decorations on between the hours of 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm).

Winners will be announced on the GLE Getting Social FB page on December 21st and will receive a sign to be placed in your yard.

Signs will be removed on December 31st.

Residents can also nominate houses by emailing the address to Kim Kohlenberger at kimkohlenberger@gmail.com no later than (Continued on Page 4) Grand Lake Estates - December 2018

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Grand Lake Estates (Continued from Page 3) Dec. 16th. Please include the contest category for which you are nominating the house decorations in the email.

Contest Categories: • "Best traditional" includes homes that take a more traditional, old fashioned, reminds-me-of-my-childhood approach to decorating; including the use of Christmas lights, yard lights, wooden cutouts, whimsical decorations, holly and bows.

• "Best religious" refers to whatever decorations the resident feels best represents a religious theme.

• "Best use of lights" is the house that has the most excessive and best incorporation of outdoor lighting and decorations overall. Think Clark Griswold.

• "Best doorway" focuses on the home's doorway/entryway decorations that has the best holiday spirit.

• “Best technical” includes homes with computer generated light displays, musical light displays, animated yard decorations, and RGB displays.

December Yard of the Month

JJ WATT LIVES WITH US

By Cheryl Conley, TWRC Wildlife Center Did you know that JJ Watt lives with us at our wildlife center on Hammerly Boulevard in H o u s t o n ? No w you didn’t think I was actually talking about the football player for the Texans, did you? JJ is our bullsnake. We named him JJ Watt because when we got him, he was exactly the same height at JJ, the football player. Our JJ has continued to grow so now he would be a bit taller than the human JJ Watt.

JJ, the bullsnake, is one of our Animal Ambassadors and is a man about town. He goes to community events, schools and was recently on TV. He’s a real star! We use him to educate the public about snakes.

Usually, the first reaction we get from people is fear and there’s a big misconception about how snakes feel. No, they are not slimy. By the time we finish talking to people about JJ and how valuable he is to the environment, they feel better about snakes.

The December 2018 Yard of the Month is the home of Roy and Bonnie Jolibois located at 11542 Lauren’s Way. The Jolibois’s moved to GLE in October of 2017 from the Bentwater community. They chose Grand Lake Estates because of the large lots, friendly neighbors and to have their custom home built to their liking.

Their landscaping consists of several crepe myrtles, beautiful vitex, and white oak trees. Many oleanders highlight the front elevation of their home along with foxtail ferns and lots of Mexican heather.

Bonnie spends several hours every day maintaining the yard. She also mows, edges, and removes the grass clippings herself once a week.

She enjoys doing the yard work for the exercise benefits and because it provides her the kind of serenity she needs to keep centered. Roy’s Zen activities include hitting the links at GLE’s golf course and an occasional game of pool in his man cave complete with TV, surround sound, and disco lighting.

The Jolibois’s favorite part of their yard is the large open space which allows them to enjoy all the beauty the area has to offer.

Congratulations Roy and Bonnie and thank you for helping make Grand Lake Estates a wonderful place to live.

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Bullsnakes are fairly common throughout the United States and are probably best known for their ability to mimic the dreaded rattlesnake. This ability to mimic a rattler is used when the bullsnake feels threatened. They can mimic the rattler’s behavior, the markings are very similar, and they are about the same size. When threatened, a rattlesnake will shake its tail before it strikes. You will actually hear the tail rattle. You may hear a similar sound from a bullsnake. It’s either making the sound with its mouth, vibrating its tail or moving leaves around with its tail, or you may hear nothing at all. The rattlesnake raises its tail when threatened but the bullsnake keeps its tail low to the ground. Bullsnakes have narrow heads and rattlesnakes have triangular heads that are wider than their body.

The diet of a bullsnake is comprised mainly of rodents but they also eat small rabbits, gophers, frogs, lizards and birds. It will use its mouth to grab its prey and will slowly constrict it. The prey dies due to lack of oxygen and the snake eats it whole.

If you’d like us to bring JJ Watt and our other Animal Ambassadors to your school, company or event, contact Victoria at education@ twrcwildlifecenter.org for pricing. You’ll get to meet Iris, the screech owl and Beatrix, the opossum along with our box turtles. It’s fun and educational, too.

For more information about TWRC Wildlife Center, check out our website at www.twrcwildlifecenter.org and be sure to like us on Facebook.

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Grand Lake Estates 25 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS In our search for the perfect gift, we often forget to look within or at the receiver. Are you stumped for that original holiday gift idea? Can't figure out what to give the person who has everything? Here are 100 gift ideas that are sure to bring smiles to whoever receives one.

with gardening tools and gloves. Make a raffia bow to hold items in place.

13. Holiday pillows abound! Select one or two pillows, place them in a decorative hat box (which can later be used for storage).

Give this treasure to a friend.

14. Put the computer to use! Make a set of thank you notes or stationery; tie with a festive ribbon and place in an attractive tin for that one of a kind gift. Don't forget to include a colorful pen and envelopes!

1. Make up small loaves of quick breads. Wrap them in plastic wrap for freshness and place in a festive bag or wrapping.

Include a recipe card.

15. Homemade gifts from the kitchen will impress your friends and relatives. Use jars in various shapes and sizes and fill them with your homemade pickled vegetables, fruits, jams and jellies (especially if that person really enjoyed them or loves your cooking). Add a square of holiday fabric with gold ribbon and the gifts are ready to go.

2. Select a cookbook and choose a recipe from the book. Attach a card to the front that includes the recipe name and page number. Place the cookbook and dry ingredients for the recipe in a decorative basket.

16. Photos make great gifts. Try taking pictures of events throughout the year or of one special activity. Place them in an attractive album with comments. A single picture framed is also nifty.

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17. For the creative writer a journal for recording thoughts, poems, etc., is always a treasure.

Make your own felt stockings. Make them large enough to hold a bottle of wine or homemade salad dressings, etc.

Personalize the stocking to fit the personality of the receiver.

4. Candles are the rage this holiday season! Tie them in bundles with holiday ribbon or stack them in a festive box. Include an appropriate candleholder.

5. Make a wreath that expresses the interest of the receiver.

6. Crosstitch a holiday ornament and include the year it was given in the design.

7. Fill an attractive cup or dish with a friend's favorite chocolates or other treats. Wrap attractively with holiday ribbons and plastic wrap to hold it in place. Place in a festive bag for delivery.

8. Make a special ornament for the tree with glue-on beads and faux jewels.

9. For the coffee lover, fill a coffee cup with packets of different flavor coffees or cocoas and chocolate covered spoons.

10. Make theme or hobby baskets. Fill a decorative basket with goodies that the receiver uses for his or her hobby (i.e. for the golf lover fill with golf balls, tees, and club covers; for the needlework lover, place different types of flosses, patterns, and needles).

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18. Give a gift that comes all year long. Give a favorite magazine subscription.

19. Cookies (homemade) with the recipe(s) and a neat cookie cutter make a tasty and useful gift.

20. Everybody's gone Tex-Mex. Go Tex-Mex Christmas with several jars of salsa and a large bag of nacho chips all bundled up in a fiesta-serving dish. Feliz Navidad!

21. Oh yeah! Tex-Mex needs margaritas. Give four or six margarita glasses and margarita mix. If you have your own margarita recipe, that's even better.

22. Make a simple coaster set using bath wall tiles and tile paint (use the one that doesn't require heat). Paint a simple holiday design on six or eight tiles. Glue felt on the back to protect surfaces from scratches. Tie them with a holiday ribbon and voila!

23. Fill a basket with bath items – soaps, oils, bubbles, lotions, natural sponge and a loofah pad. A special person will love his or her favorites.

24. Holiday music for the music lover who plays an instrument.

Purchase the sheet music of a favorite holiday song and include a CD or tape with it.

25. Holiday flowers include amaryllis, paperwhites, poinsettias and English ivy. Placed in an attractive decorative container, they make a great holiday gift.

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Grand Lake Estates BOOKLICE Booklice are given their name because they are often found among books or papers. They are small, soft-bodied insects that are pale in color. Usually booklice are wingless. The head and abdomen are large, while the middle section (thorax) is narrow. Booklice have long, thread-like antennae. Nymphs, or immatures, look similar to adults but are smaller and always lack wings.

Booklice have chewing mouthparts and often feed on mold and fungi but have also been found to feed upon pollen, cereal, dead insect parts, or paste and glues in book bindings. They can be found indoors in areas such as libraries, office spaces, areas with many cardboard boxes or any other area that may contain large quantities of paper.

In homes they may infest pantry items such as flour, cereals, grits or grains. They thrive in areas that are damp or have high humidity.

FABULOUS FUDGE INGREDIENTS • 2 1/4 cups sugar • ¾ cup evaporated milk (1 small can) • 16 large marshmallows (or 1 cup marshmallow crème) • ¼ cup butter or margarine • ¼ teaspoon salt • 6-oz pkg semi-sweet chocolate chips • 1 cup chopped pecans • 1 tsp vanilla DIRECTIONS 1. In a heavy 2-quart saucepan, mix sugar, milk, marshmallows, butter and salt. Cook, stirring constantly, over medium heat to a boil (mixture will be bubbling all over the top). Boil and stir for 5 minutes more. Remove from heat.

2. Stir in completely melted chocolate chips, pecans and vanilla.

3. Beat until it is almost ready to harden. Spread in a buttered 8-inch pan.

4. Cut into pieces.

Christmas Punch

There are no male booklice; females produce offspring parthenogenetically (from unfertilized eggs). Females can lay up to 60 eggs during their lifetime. The life cycle– egg to adult– takes about 1-2 months (sometimes longer) depending on environmental conditions.

Cast skins and fecal material from large populations of booklice may cause the sensation of being bitten by insects for some people.

Tips for managing booklice: •

Lower humidity using heaters, fans, dehumidifiers

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Vacuum up any accumulated debris that collects in the structure

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Discard infested food items or freeze at 0 degrees for 7 days

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Repair plumbing leaks & eliminate standing water

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Install a vapor barrier in crawl space area (if not on slab) & make sure crawl space has a good cross-flow of air

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Seal cracks & crevices around the outside of the structure

For more information or help with identification, contact Wizzie Brown, Texas AgriLife Extension Service Program Specialist at 512.854.9600. Check out my blog at www.urban-ipm.blogspot.com This work is supported by Crops Protection and Pest Management Competitive Grants Program [grant no. 2017-70006-27188 /project accession no. 1013905] from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

1 can pineapple juice 1 large can pineapple 1 small can pineapple Sugar to sweeten to taste

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Reference to commercial products or trade names is made with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service or the Texas A&M AgriLife Research is implied.

Add enough hot water to dissolve Jello. Add Kool-Aid, lemon juice and pineapple juice. Liquefy pineapple and bananas in blender. Mix with other ingredients and sweeten to taste. Add a cup of water. Mix one part punch mixture with one part Sprite or Seven-Up. Makes about a gallon of punch.

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