Fairfield - January 2021 by Peel, Inc.

VOLUME 28, NUMBER 01

JANUARY 2021

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FAIRFIELD IMPORTANT NUMBERS BOARD MEMBER LISTING Fairfield Village Community Association The “Master Board” is comprised of one representative from each Neighborhood Association Billy Sutton (Fairfield South)........................................................................... President Jeanie Stahl (Lakes of Fairfield)................................................................ Vice President Jan Bertoli (Fairfield Central)........................................................... Secretary/Treasurer Darlene Sedelmyer (Trails of Fairfield).............................................................. Director Fairfield Central Neighborhood Association Louis Iselin (President).................................................................. louis@kipatents.com Gary Marler (Vice President)...................................................... Gemarler@yahoo.com Jan Bertoli (Secretary/Treasurer).................................................. JLB8848@gmail.com Patty James (Director)............................................................... Pjames631@gmail.com John White (Director)....................................................................jeepersw@swbell.net Fairfield Village South Neighborhood Association Brian Mcdonough (President)..........................................Bmcdonoughdpt@gmail.com Mark Stine (Vice President) ......................................................Mark.Stine@gmail.com Billy Sutton (Secretary) ............................................................ blsutton@sbcglobal.net Larry Kohler (Treasurer) Charles Tate (Director) Inwood Park Neighborhood Association Doug Waterman (President) ..........................................waterman_doug@hotmail.com Marc Newman (Director)............................................ marcnewman1957@comcast.net Harriet Tunick (Secretary).......................................................... htunick00@gmail.com Gloria Whitaker (Treasurer).............................................. gloriawhitaker1@yahoo.com Lakes of Fairfield Neighborhood Association Patrick Wong (President).......................................................... pcwong1@earthlink.net Diana Gee (Treasurer) ....................................................................... diana.gee@att.net Kate Conrey (Director) Nikole Cales (Director)............................................................... Ncales13@gmail.com Linda (Community Manager)................................................................ 281-945-4659 ................................................................................... Linda@Crest-Management.com JillE (Assistant Manager)........................................................................ 281-945-4679 ...................................................................................... JillE@Crest-Management.com Jon (Community Accountant)................................................................ 281-945-4626 ........................................................................................ Jon@Crest-Management.com Trails of Fairfield Neighborhood Association Darlene Sedelmyer (President) ........................................... facofficemgr@sbcglobal.net Kris Cherry (Vice President) ........................................................ kfcherry@gmail.com Janet Sherrill (Secretary) ........................................................janetsherrill@comcast.net Matthew Mann (Treasurer) ................................................... mmann0330@gmail.com Quentin Hinds (Director).............................................................. Qhinds@gmail.com FAIRFIELD VILLAGE MANAGEMENT First Service Residential Help Desk .......................................................... 713-932-1122, contactus.tx@fsresidential.com Fairfield Inspector Kimberly Harman........................713-332-4758, Kimberly.Harman@fsresidential.com Portfolio Administrator Alexandra Sutton.................................... 713-332-4763, Alex.sutton@fsresidential.com Fairfield Project Manager Jennifer Sailer......................................713-332-4761, Jennifer.Sailer@fsresidential.com EMERGENCY NUMBERS Ambulance/Fire/Officer........................................................................................... 911 Poison Control........................................................................................800-222-1222 NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire/Ambulance.......................................................................................713-466-4073 FBI..........................................................................................................713-693-5000 Harris County Animal Control...............................................................281-999-3191 Harris County Precinct 4........................................................................281-376-3472 Vacation Watch.......................................................................................281-401-6200 MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC)..................................................................281-373-0834 Harris Co. Library...................................................................................281-890-2665 Harris Co. Mosquito Control..................................................................713-440-4800 Harris County Hazardous Waste.............................................................281-560-6200 Copyright © 2020 Peel, Inc.

Courthouse Annex..................................................................................281-859-0685 Driver’s License...................................................................................... 281-449-2685 Post Office...............................................................................................281-373-9125 Voter Registration...................................................................................713-224-1919 UTILITY NUMBERS Reliant Energy (Electricity).....................................................................713-207-7777 Center Point (Gas)..................................................................................713-659-2111 Inframark (Water, Trash).........................................................................281-398-8211 Waste Management (Trash).....................................................................713-686-6666 Comcast..................................................................................................713-341-1000 SCHOOL NUMBERS Bus Information......................................................................................281-897-4380 Cy-Fair Administration...........................................................................281-897-4000 Cy-Ranch High School...........................................................................281-373-2300 Bridgeland High School..........................................................................281-213-1619 Salyards Middle School...........................................................................281-373-2400 Ault Elementary......................................................................................281-373-2800 Keith Elementary....................................................................................281-213-1744 Spillane Middle School............................................................................281-213-1645 Swenke Elementary.................................................................................281-213-1200 COMMITTEE MEMBERS Public Safety Committee Marc Newman - marcnewman1957@comcast.net Fairfield Area Swim Team Team-president@swim4fast.net Fairfield Women’s Club fairfieldwomensclub@gmail.com JENNIFER SAILER - Fairfield Project Manager FirstService Residential 16055 Mason Road/Cypress, TX 77433 Phone: 713-332-4761/ Toll Free: 800-932-9449 Email: Jennifer.sailer@fsresidential.com

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Around Fairfield 4 Notes from Your Editor 5 Cover Story: Hot Worx 6 Cultivating Community Resources 8 Tony Has Your Back 9 Fairfield Comes Together for Depelchin Children's Center 9 Christmas Tree Recyling 10 Ault Elementary School 10 Second Consecutive District Championship 11 Vaudeville Follies 11 Order Your Yearbook TODAY 12 Victory for Lady Bangles 12 Salyards Spelling Bee Winners 12 Sharing with First Responders 12 Inspiring Hope Community Events 11 Fairfield Republicans 11 Cy-Tom Democrats 14 Activities at Second Baptist Church 14 Classic Adults 16 Keeping Active, Involved 16 Santa Visits Fairfield 16 Triple Crown Bingo for Vets 17 News from Fairfield Women's Club 17 New Patrol Vehicles Have Arrived! In Every Issue 18 Teenage Job Seekers 18 Business Classifieds

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by Jackie Devine As we welcome in this new year, we take this opportunity to thank our readers, contributors, and our advertisers for your love and support. Without you, our success would be a dream instead of a reality. A new year is not just about changing the calendar; it is also about commitment. We will continuously work hard to serve our community better and provide valuable information that you can use and share with others. You are the reason we can do what we do to enhance our community's quality of life. Because of you, we can give voice to those who are striving daily to make our neighborhoods a safe, healthy, and wholesome place to live, work, and play. Because of you, we can provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and perspectives. Our January issue is a perfect example of how our community comes together to create a better world for so many, way beyond Cypress's borders. In our January issue alone, you can find out how our neighbors have supported the homeless, children in foster care, our first responders, churches, and businesses. All of us at Peel, Inc. want to wish you a safe, healthy, and joyous new year. We look forward to hearing from you in 2021. Please contact me at jackiedevine@peelinc.com to share information and ideas.

Get Going On Your Fitness Goals

"When it comes to health and well-being, regular exercise is about as close to a magic potion as you can get." Tich Nhat Hanh And that is about the long and short of it. If obtaining or sustaining good health in 2021 is your objective, you have plenty of options. But, one of the surest, easiest, and fastest ways to get in shape is to check into HOTWORX and develop a schedule to stay the course. Here’s what a few of your neighbors are saying about HOTWORX.

I love that I can work out safely on my own without worrying about COVID, but still be able to be competitive by following a virtual leaderboard. -Darah Jones

I had a week before a wedding and a goal weight to accomplish. I came in 4 days out of that week and totally hit that goal! I tell my friends to come because it’s clean, feels secluded and I can turn on my head phones and just let out all that stress. Also, the people are awesome, they make my day! -Ashley McRae

I love that I have discovered HOTWORX!! It's such a unique workout experience. I love the privacy and "zen time" that I get in the sauna while getting in an intense workout as well as a detox at the same time! I leave feeling amazing & accomplished. -Hannah Kubeczka

For more information visit www.hotworx.net Cover and above photo compliments of Pidrai Photo.

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Cultivating Community Resources by Jackie Devine

Photo of Dr. LaJoyce Lawton

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If you live in Cypress, you are sitting atop a gold mine of staggering proportions. As the old miners used to say, "There is gold in them thar hills!" The gold that I'm referring to is the ingenuity, talent, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindset permeating every street and neighborhood in our community. Even during these unprecedented times with such limited access to each other, I continue to pan for that gold to introduce you to people who have tapped their inner resources and combined knowledge, insight, inspiration, and vision to tackle the world's problems. Dr. LaJoyce Lawton, Methodist minister, is my latest nugget. I discovered her while walking around the lake. Drawn to each other like a moth to the flame, I uncovered a gifted woman refusing to hide her light under a bushel basket. Instead, 24/7, she focuses on beaming her light and life out into the world. Her light reaches across the globe, and so far into the future, she deserves a full-blown story, which I'm going to share with you in the near future. However, this article focuses on one of her immediate concerns, which is helping monetize ministries. She shared that graduates of her program freshly entering the field, church groups, mission agencies, evangelistically oriented ministries, and other related entities are frustrated because they don’t have the funds to help as many people as they would like. Not fully understanding what she was saying, I did my research and found that according to the Washing Post, "The coronavirus is pressing painfully on the soft underbelly of U.S. houses of worship: their finances.

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Continued from Page 6 About a third of all congregations have no savings, according to the 2018-2019 National Congregations." Further, posits LifeWay Research, "Many pastors may not know the extent to which the pandemic has altered their church for months or years to come, but some say it has already brought long-term changes. "Some churches (8%) say they were forced to delete a ministry. Overall, 2% of pastors say they cut their outreach ministry, 2% got rid of their children's ministry, 2% stopped Sunday School or small groups, 1% ended student ministry, and 1% deleted other service times like Wednesday and Sunday nights." Dr. Lawton created The Multitude Experience to focus on those issues. She explained, the most recurring comment she receives from her new graduates is, “A full-time Christian ministry is my dream. What can I do to finance my ministry?” Even from the start, money is a consideration.

"Let's face facts, monetizing a ministry has its benefits, especially when it comes to paying the pastor, growing a congregation, ministry outside the church walls, and keeping a church alive. Over time, I've developed an outstanding network of people and a battery of business models that can undergird cash-strapped ministries." Before meeting Dr. Lawton, I experienced COVID's drain on our places of worship in our neighborhood. However, she has broadened my awareness, and I'm interested in finding out how churches can respond to this extraordinary situation where our health and economic issues are at stake. Together, like everything else we do, as I said at the beginning of this article, we can combine our resources, knowledge, insight, inspiration, and vision to tackle the world's problems and Dr. Lawton can help lead the way. Find out more about The Multitude Experience at https://www. themultitudeexperience.com.

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Tony Has Your Back In 1948 actor Spencer Tracy commented to reporters, "Acting is not an important job in the scheme of things. Plumbing is." Truthfully, unlike Spencer, most of us don't give plumbing much of a thought until we have a problem. After talking to third-generation Gino, son of Tony Boutros owner and operator of licensed and insured, Tony's Plumbing LLC, I realize that isn't such a wise idea. We all know how important it is to build relationships with our favorite vet, car, and air conditioning repair guys. Gino has convinced me that adding a plumber to that list might be a wise idea to get a jump on our next plumbing emergency when it arises. When I asked Gino how he got into plumbing, he explained, "While in college, needing a little spending money, I started working with my father and fell in love with it. Eventually, Dad invited me to join the team. We've continued to grow, all of our employees are family members. Everyone we send to our customers’ homes is a family member. We know we can depend on them and trust them to follow our quality control mandates. The main one is that we want our customers to know that their opinions count. "When we advise about products, materials, or tools, the ultimate decision is up to them. Our opinions are just offered to help guide them. For example, there are many different brands on the market, whether dealing with faucets, water heaters, or a plethora of other products. Based on our experience, we may recommend one brand over another. But ultimately, it is their choice to decide what they select. I don't want them to feel pressured, as they may have been in the past. I always tell them at the end of the day; this is your home and your decision.

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"Moreover, I always tell them that they are welcome to give me a call if they are at Home Depot or Lowe’s and have a question. After relocating to another state, I've even had some of my customers call me to ask a plumbing question because they didn't know where else to turn. Sometimes they send me a picture or a video, and we try to problem solve over the phone." In closing, I asked Gino what is the guiding force behind Tony's Plumbing. "We want the Gazette readers to know that we are familybased and live in the community. Our ultimate goal is to build strong, lasting relationships, so the community will feel that Tony's Plumbing is not only part of the home team but a member of their family." In the final analysis, Spencer Tracey was right; plumbing and plumbers matter! For more information see Tony’s ad.

Christmas Tree by Rosie Okonski I usually like to do a Christmas charity project every year. This year, my project came about when my friend, Jamie, who is a foster mom, shared a link to this organization. I looked into sponsoring a child, but then I saw that they also had options for toy drive deliveries. I decided to share it with the neighborhood to see if anyone was interested in joining in a group donation. I got a great response from eight families who all went shopping and dropped off the toys at my home. They dropped them off along with a small message or card which we used to personalize the outside of the box since we couldn't wrap the toys. It was a huge box that our new sink was delivered in when we renovated our kitchen. We filled it almost to the top with gifts! In early December, I loaded up my 9 month old boy and we drove down to the DePelchin Children's Center in the Heights and delivered the box for their Christmas toy drive. Fairfield is a great community, and I was so happy that people reached out to get in on this Christmas project! Here are a few photos of the process.

Recycling

Let these Boys Have a Blast, Taming Tinsel-Time Trash! We'll pick up and recycle the trees Placed Curbside and Ornament Free ... The Cub Scout Packs and Boy Scout Troops of Fairfield will be working together to collect and recycle Christmas trees (lights & ornaments free, Please) after the holiday season. Please have your tree on the curb by 7 a.m. on Saturday, January 2nd, 2020 to be picked up for recycling! Remember…Don’t let those trash guys waste your Tree’s potential!! Let the Scouts give it back to the Earth!

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AULT ELEMENTARY SHINES WITH GOAL

Ault Elementary was able to have a fun and joyful experience raising funds for their school this year through the platform known by the name Raise Craze. It allowed their in-class and Connect students to participate as a team showing their appreciation to donors. By completing Acts of Kindness and spreading kindness in our community, students learned to keep paying it forward every day because showing kindness to all matters. Students did everything from picking up their neighbor’s trash to collecting supplies for a local animal shelter. One student even made a Gratitude Basket for her bus driver! Their monetary goal was $25,000 to provide a pavilion over their hardtop, resume building their literacy library, and continue educational platforms for students/teachers. If anyone would like to contribute to Ault Elementary fundraising efforts, they can send an email to aultprimaryfundraising@gmail.com.

by Kevin Kays The 2020 Bridgeland Bears Volleyball Team is the proud recipient of their Second District Championship. The Bears are new to the Cypress Varsity sports scene, but you would never know that by watching them play. Bridgeland High School Volleyball has only been around for three years, but already has two district championships under their belt. After winning two consecutive district championships, going 29-1 in district, and having an overall record of 64-9 the last two seasons, you would think they have had many years as a varsity program. In addition to winning District Championship again this year, they were also Bi-District Champions and Area Champions going three rounds deep into the playoffs. It was a huge accomplishment to go the deepest into the playoffs out of all the high schools in Cypress. Congratulations to the 2020 Bridgeland High School Volleyball team. 10 Fairfield Community Gazette - January 2021

Fairfield Republicans

Fairfield Republicans are a group of conservative, like-minded neighbors residing in Precincts 0111, 0124, 0126, and 0405 of Harris County. While we are predominately residents of Fairfield and the adjoining subdivisions, we welcome people from other precincts to attend our meetings as well. Our group meets every month to provide information to our community about current legislative priorities and other pertinent information. Our current meeting dates are scheduled for the fourth Monday of each month at Gateway Church, 25314 Zube Road, Hockley, TX 77447. Our group can be found on Facebook and NextDoor under the heading of Fairfield Republicans. Please check those pages for confirmation of the upcoming meeting dates. In addition, you may contact Bill Ely, Precinct 0124 Chair at 832-919-4999 for more information.

Cy-Tom Democrats

January Speaker: Keir Murray, Perspective on the upcoming legislative Session The Cypress-Tomball Democrats will hold its next virtual monthly meeting Tuesday, January 19, 2021. There is a meet and greet at 6:30 p.m. The general meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. To request the ZOOM access code, email cytomdems@yahoo.com. The speaker will be Keir Murray. Keir is the founder and principal of KLM Public Affairs, LLC, a strategic consulting practice based in Houston. For over 20 years, Murray has worked extensively in the private, public and non-profit sectors, as well as the political arena. Murray has provided strategic communication consulting, media and government relations, and public opinion, public policy and market research to a wide range of clients. He has also consulted on and managed numerous successful campaigns for public office including two Mayors of Houston, Harris County Sherriff’s Office and members of Congress, Texas Legislature and State District Court Judges. A native Houstonian, Murray holds degrees from the University of Texas-Austin and New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. Prior to his current work, Murray spent several years in the Communication Practice of William M. Mercer, Inc.

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Victory for Lady Bangles Congratulations to our Lady Bengals as they ended their season wi th victories over Smith last night. 7th & 8th grade B teams came away with undefeated seasons and zone championships. 7A finished tied for first and 8A came in second. Way to go ladies!! Thank you to Coaches Ross and Ceaser for your love and guidance this season!! Pictured above are Dakota Poag and proud grandmother Donna Morse.

submitted by Sue Gortemiller Fairfield Girl Scout 109048 presented boxes of Girl Scout cookies to our local fire station to thank them for their service.

submitted by Haven Bohn, Troop, 14585

Congratulations to our Spelling Bee winners after 40 rounds: 1st Place: Shawn Ray - 8th grade 2nd Place: Eden Avera - 8th grade The championship word was: 12 Fairfield Community Gazette - January 2021

Mary was an addict living on the streets for 15 years when she came to the Hope Center. She had been sex traded by her mother since the age of seven. At the Hope Center, the volunteers immediately fell in love with her, helped walk her to sobriety, found her a job, and helped her dress for work. With help from the center, she is now successful and is living independently.

Continued from Page 12 The Hope Center Houston, is a facility in Houston near I-45 and FM 1960 that supports and helps Houston's homeless community. The Hope Center's goal is to help the homeless population be able to live independently. The facility hopes to transform individuals who have found themselves without a home. "We're in the life-changing business," says Bob Butler, meeting with Girl Scout Troop 14585. While there, he told the girls a story about Raymond, a military veteran who had been homeless for more than 20 years. With mentoring from Hope Center volunteers, he started his own business and is now living entirely independently. Girl Scout Troop 14585 is currently working with the Hope Center to earn their Silver Award as part of their project called "Inspiring Hope." The Silver Award is the second-highest award of the Girl Scouts of the USA and the highest award that a Girl Scout Cadette can earn. The goal of Inspiring Hope is to provide a library for the homeless who visit the center so they can see a world beyond their life on the streets. Haven Bohn, Olivia Guerrero, and Hannah Eriksen, all

Fairfield residents currently, freshmen at Bridgeland High School, started this project a year ago. The project was delayed and modified because of COVID shutdowns earlier this year. Nearly finished, the girls have built, stained, finished, and installed two bookshelves. They have also sorted books, personal supplies, and clothes collected for the Hope Center. Earning a silver award requires 50 hours of service. The girls have met their goal and are hoping to inform others about the vital work of Hope Center so others will support the facility. If you want to help out this wonderful organization, you can go to their website to see up-to-date lists of needs. Some of their constant needs are trash bags - kitchen (13 gallons), liner (55-60 gallon), plastic utensils, coffee, women's hygiene products, large latex gloves, and gift cards to stores such as Kroger, Walmart, H-E-B, Sam's, and Office Depot. Right now, they need new or gently used men's jeans sizes 30-36 and women's bras and sports bras. Every contribution helps! The Hope Center Houston, 821 Peakwood Dr, Houston, TX 77090 https://www.hopecenterhouston.org/

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Activities at Second Baptist Church in January Worship Services @ 8:15 AM or 11:00 AM/Bible Study @ 9:30 AM Adult Bible Study Classes (all ages and stages of life) at 9:30 AM— Worship Center/2nd floor Junior High/High School Bible Study at 9:30 AM—3rd floor Below are the options for Babies, Toddlers & Children • The Nursery (ages birth-2 years) is open during Bible study (9:30 AM) and Worship service at 11:00 AM • Preschool Bible study for children ages three years—Kindergarten is at 9:30 AM, followed by GiGL Preschool Worship at 8:15 AM/11:00 AM • Children's Bible study for grades 1-3 is available at 9:30 AM • Next Level Bible study for grades 4–5 is at 9:30 AM • JUMP Worship @ 8:15 AM/11:00 AM for grades 1st—4th • Spanish Translation is available for Worship Service

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JANURY 4, 2021 – 11:45AM Good Shepherd UMC Mr. John D. Royalty, USO Houston Centers Operations Supervisor Many members of Classic Adults are military veterans. We all thank you for your service! As veterans, you all are familiar with the USO, the nation’s leading organization to serve the men and women in the U.S. military, and their families, throughout their time in uniform. However, some of us are not. January’s program will be an important learning experience for some, and a grateful reminder for many! Our guest speaker will be Mr. John D. Royalty. Mr. Royalty has been a USO Houston Center Operations Supervisor since March 2018. He oversees two USO centers. One is located inside of the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) and the other at Houston Intercontinental Airport. Mr. Royalty is extremely passionate about ensuring that the volunteer teams at the USO have all the tools necessary to support their military patrons by keeping them connected to family, home, and country. John was born and raised here in S.E. Texas, graduated from Brazoswood High School in Clute, TX in 1999, and joined the U.S. Army in 2000 as an M1 Armor Crewman. He served with distinction through four combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, duty as a U.S. Army Drill Sergeant, and a proud M1 Abrams Tank Master Gunner. He is a proud recipient of numerous awards and accolades to include two Bronze Stars for heroic actions during combat operations in Iraq. After over 17 years of dedicated service, John retired from the U.S. Army in May of 2017. John and his wife, Monika, and their two sons, Joshua, and Ryan, now call Humble their new permanent home and are proud to be Texans. During his time with us, John will talk about USO history and mission, Houston Specific Mission, USO volunteers, and how to get involved with the USO. Make plans now to join us by signing up at www.goodchurch. us/registrations . Click on Registrations tab and register for Classic Adults First Monday Jan 4th Luncheon. (Meal will be a choice of a gourmet sandwich, chips, drink, and dessert for only $10!) Good Shepherd Classic Adults welcomes any person 50+ to gather with us for Christian Fellowship, entertainment, adventure, and lighthearted and inspirational programs. You do not have to be a member of Good Shepherd to attend Classic Adults. For more information on Classic Adults, go to the Good Shepherd website www.goodchurch.us and click on Adult Ministries or call the church at (281) 373-2273. We usually meet the first Monday of every month. Good Shepherd UMC is located at 20155 Cypresswood Drive in Fairfield. Copyright © 2020 Peel, Inc.

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Keeping Active, Involved

Fairfield Village South Homeowner Association. The next meeting has not been determined but will be at Central Park Clubhouse, 15015 Heath Green Circle near Salyards School at 6:00 PM, in January of 2021. First Service Residential has information about this and other Village meetings and can be contacted at 713-332-4763. Fairfield Village Homeowner’s Association. The next meeting date has not been determined. The meeting will be in January 2021. For more information or to confirm the meeting date and time, call First Service Residential at 713-332-4763. Wednesday, January 13, 2021, Municipal Utility District (MUD) #396. The January venue has been announced as video conference and/or telephone dial-in. If you plan to participate or reside in a different Fairfield MUD, call 713-651-5345 to confirm meeting venues. If you need dial-in instructions, contact Bill Wilson at 832-653-5146. Saturday, January 16, 2021, Cypress Texas Tea Party (CTTP). Meetings resumed in December. The January meeting date has not been finalized but has been tentatively scheduled for the above date. The meeting begins at 12 Noon at Spring Creek BBQ, 25831 Northwest Fwy, Cypress, TX 77429 (phone) 281-758-1450. CTTP does not charge a fee to attend the meeting and does not have membership dues. You do not have to purchase a meal to attend although most do. Please check the CTTP website for confirmation of the scheduled meeting date and speakers. Monday, January 25, 2021, Fairfield Republicans. The meeting will be at Gateway Church at 25314 Zube Road, Hockley, TX 77447. It is only ten minutes from Fairfield. The meeting begins at 7:00 PM. The current meeting dates are scheduled for the fourth Monday of each month. Our Facebook and Nextdoor pages are the “Fairfield Republicans” group. Please check those pages to confirm the meeting date and for additional information or contact Bill Ely at 832-919-4999. Tuesday, January 26, 2021, Yellow Rose of Texas Republican Women. After the holiday meetings, this will be the regularly scheduled meeting on the fourth Tuesday of every month at Harris County Smokehouse, 14243 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377 (phone) 281-351-4060. The meetings begin at 6:30 PM. You are not required to be a member to attend nor are you required to purchase a meal. Arrive early if you plan to have a meal. 16 Fairfield Community Gazette - January 2021

Santa stopped off at RE/MAX Preferred Homes on Saturday, December 5th. He has a standing date with Mike and Pam to visit RE/MAX on the first Saturday of December. If you missed him this year, mark the date on your calendar for 2021. The first Saturday will be December 4th.

NEW PATROL VEHICLES HAVE ARRIVED!! Submitted by Kim Maxian Wishing all of the Fairfield Community a Happy New Year. We hope that 2021 is safer and healthier. Upcoming events: Lunch Bunch- January 13th January Meeting- January 19th-Favorite Things Thank you to all of our neighbors who shopped at the Fairfield Women’s Club, Holiday Pop Up Market in November. Our goal was to support our home businesses here in Fairfield. With the pandemic, many of these vendors had no venue to promote their goods. Most of the vendors made a substantial profit on Saturday, Nov. 14th, and we are so grateful for all of you shoppers!!! Here is the contact information of those who were involved in the Market. Feel free to contact them if you can use their products. Razzle Dazzle Designs razdacrafts@gmail.com https://www. razzledazzledesigns.com/ Kristen designs and makes wooden door art, ornaments, tea towels, personalizes mugs. Check out her website; you will love everything she makes. Jackie Spaw / Independent Avon Sales skincareprocess@gmail.com www.youravon.com/Jspaw Fantastic skin and beauty products, fragrances, Skin So Soft, and much more. St. John Lutheran Dorcas Guild Karen 989-842-9404 These sweet ladies make quilts, throws and much more. The proceeds go to missions. Zy i a A c t i ve w e a r h t t p s : / / w w w. m y z y i a . c o m / PHYZYIACALLIVINGWITHCHARLOTTE Charlotte Kistler 713-560-2949 Zyia makes lifestyle clothing for the whole family-from working out to going out, business casual or comfy cozy. Lovely Lemon Creations cristywagner@gmail.com Christy and her friend make decorations, masks and other home décor. Wine Shop At Home kateconrey@gmail.com Wine shop at Home is an “at home” tasting experience for you and friends. These amazing, affordable wines can be shipped to your home. Reach Unlimited www.reachunlimited.org Reach Unlimited is a day time facility for adults with learning and physical disabilities. The clients make fused glass products such as ornaments, trays, bowls, platters and much more. The gift shop is located on Mueller-Cemetery Rd. Usborne Books cereese82@yahoo.com Usborne sells wonderful, educational, and fun books; a quality product for your child. Sister Christian Unlimited Scentsy cd3866@gmail.com sisterchristian.scentsy.us Scentsy warmers and wax melts - a delightful gift for those who love having a fragrant home. Copyright © 2020 Peel, Inc.

The first group of Dodge Durango patrol vehicles have arrived and will be patrolling soon in neighborhoods throughout Precinct 4. Constable Mark Herman also added a new 2021 Chevrolet Camaro to the fleet! These vehicles are equipped with the best safety equipment on the market, computers, in car video, and radar equipment. It is our belief, through knowledge and experience that by putting the best possible police equipment on the streets that we are at a huge advantage over the criminal element. The citizens of Precinct 4 deserve the best and we aim to provide it. Thank you Constable Herman for always ensuring your deputies have the best equipment to protect the community! Follow us at Facebook.com/precinct4 to receive live feeds on crime and arrests in your area.

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BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS

TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS CPA: Baby Pet Yard Name

Age Sit Sit Work

Phone

Colby Inman...................18.................... •DW, HS............... 832-904-2939 Paisley Ferrell*+...............12............ •..........•DW.................. 832-754-9963 Sara Kate Nichols............13............ •..........•DW..........•....... 936-419-3287 Madelyn Taylor...............15............ •..........•DW.................. 832-257-2002 Dylan Taylor...................13............ •..........•DW.................. 832-302-0165 Izzy Guzman...................16............ •..........•DW.................. 832-771-9931

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Fairfield Community Gazette - January 2021

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