Presidents Report

Greetings Neighbor,

Hooray, we have hired a newoffice manager. Please help mecongratulate Tina Mion. Shestarted on the 17th of Septem-ber, so we had no gap in cover-age. A big thank you to Junefor staying until the transitionwas complete.

I understand we have a new neighbor at the corner of Clayand Windsong, please welcome Ashton Gardens, which is awedding company. Construction should begin this monthand open August 2015. You can visit their website atwww.ashtongardens.com .

The Board reviewed the 2015 budget at the last Board meet-ing and determined we need a follow-up meeting to finalizeand approve the budget. We have posted a notice at theDVCA office that a budget meeting will be held on October8th, at 7 PM in the DV Clubhouse. If you are interested,please stop by.

We will be replacing the Clubhouse and Annex roof aroundthe 2nd to 3rd week of October, depending on weather. Beadvised, that we will have parts of the area marked off aroundthe Clubhouse and Annex area during that time. We havehired Craddock Roofing to complete the roof replacement.A big thank you to the Community Services team and Anas-tasia for acquiring all the bids for this project.

We had a visit from the Christmas Bazaar members at thelast Board meeting, which spent some time reviewing whatthe group is doing for the community, including the decorat-ing of the Clubhouse, Annex and the Deerfield front en-trance. The Board supports them 100%. FYI - This year’sBazaar will be held on November 7th – 8th (Friday & Satur-day).

As we approach holiday, please be sure to keep cars andhomes locked, you alarms armed when you’re away and a fewoutside lights on at night. We have had 3 burglaries in theneighborhood, see the Security Committee article. If you seesomething suspicious, please call SEAL or 911 if a crime is inprogress. We are always looking for additional Block Cap-tains. Stay alert, stays safe, and stay involved.

Additional lighting is being added at the cul-de-sac onMountfield (in the 18300 block), this will be installed byCenterpoint.

Please let us know at deerfield4@sbcglobal.net if you are ex-periencing any issues with the new website www.deerfield-villageonline.com , or having trouble registering, and/or notreceiving email/text blasts.

I hope to see everyone at the Chili Cook Off and anotherMusic on the Green on Oct. 4th. The Annual Chili CookOff is open to all residents, please arrive at 1 PM to startcooking. The tasting is at 5 PM, then the band begins play-ing until 9 PM.

Take care,Eric

The Voice Of The Community • Dedicated To The Residents Of Deerfield Village

DEERFIELD VILLAGE NEWSOctober, 2014

IMPORTANT NUMBERS:ANY Police, Fire or Ambulance Emergency . . . . . . . . 911S.E.A.L Neighborhood Patrol . . . . . . . . . . . 832-408-0200Trash Pick-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281-888-3688Curb Damage (No Patio Home Curbs) . . . 281-463-6300Power Outage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713-207-2222

Flooding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713-684-4000Gas Leaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713-659-2111Water & Sewer Sewer Information. . . . . . . 281-347-8686County Pets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .713-999-3191Illegal Dumping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713-920-2831

"It has been a privilege and a pleasure to have served as DVCA Manager during the past 4 years.I will always have a special place in my heart for Deerfield Village, where I have lived and worked.I will truly miss you all. June"

Important Information...

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DeerfieldVillage Community Association, Inc.4045 DeerfieldVillage Drive • Houston,Texas 77084

Office: 281-463-2624 •• Fax: 281-463-7679e-mail: deerfield4@sbcglobal.net www.deerfieldvillageonline.com

The Office Hours Are: Monday thru Friday • 9:30 - 1:30Deadline for Newsletter: 18th of the month prior to publication.

Submit articles, photos and ads to the Recreation Center Office,or e-mail to: deerfield4@sbcglobal.net

Welcome to Deerfield VillageIf you are a new resident in Deerfield Village, pleasefeel free to stop by the DVCA Office, Mondaythrough Friday between the hours of 9:30am and1:30pm, to obtain additional information about thecommunity and the DVCA facilities. You may alsowish to pick up a key to theTennis Courts. The keysare $25.00 each and the deposit is refundable whenthe keys are returned to the office. If you would liketo get involved in your new community, a list ofcommittees and their meeting schedules are avail-able. More help in keeping the community vibrantis always welcome! For inquiries, you may contactthe DVCA office at 281-463-2624, or email us atdeerfield4@sbcglobal.net Visit our website atwww.deerfieldvillage.net to learn more.

Receive emergencyand informationale-mails...If you would like to be put on ane-mail list to receive emergency or last minute in-formational e-mails, please e-mail the office with arequest and your e-mail address. deerfield4@sbc-global.net

Keep Deerfield Bright atNight...Please report Street Lights and Green-belt Lights that are out to the DVCAOffice. It is necessary to provide thepole number and the location addressof the pole that is being reported.Street Lights thatare not on the Greenbelt and not in the Patio HomeSection may be reported directly to CenterPoint En-ergy at the following website: http://www.center-pointenergy.com/services/electricity/residential/repo

rtastreetlightoutage Under “Residential” section,choose “Report a Streetlight Outage” and fill in re-quired information.

Recycling isAlways on FridayPlastic, paper, cardboard, metalPrearranged Pick Up: All other items, hazardoushousehold materials. Weather permitting.

Residential Trash Reminders...Please know that there is a 15 bag limit in regards toyard debris per service day. Anything over this limitmust be negotiated between the home owner andTexas Trash Service 281-888-3688 Hours of Oper-ation 7am-7pm Office hours 7am-4pm

Pick-up days are Tuesday andFriday. Please do not put yourtrash out until Monday eveningor Thursday evening.

Nothing but watershould go downour storm drains.Please make certain that the grass/yard clippingsalong curbs are bagged. In case of a heavy rain, theseclippings will be swept into the sewer system andblock the runoff water; which in turnwill flood our streets.

Pet Hotline...Along with a Rabies tag for ID, themost important is a tag with owner'sphone #...since vets are closed on Sat.afternoon and all day Sundays. A tagwith a cell # is the best because the cell phone is usu-ally with the owner when he is not home..Marie Nugent Pet Hotline 281-859-1104

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Deerfield Halloween TreatDeerf ie ld’s Annual Ha l loween Event is a Trunk and Tre at !

What ? -Adults provide treats from the back (trunk) of their cars to the Halloween tricksters

When ? - October 31, starting at 5:00PM

Where ? - Deerfield Village Recreation Center parking lot

What more? – cake walk, photo opportunities, prizes for group costumes

How can I Help? – Open to any residents who wants to be part of treat program – drive down tothe parking lot by 4:45 to get a slot – bring your own treats.

What else? – It goes on 'till the kids leave, (or you leave after 6:15) and this year we will be sellingfood for those families not wanting to cook dinner.

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Security Committee...Are you aware that Deerfield Village has a “NeighborhoodWatch Program”?The Security Committee has installed im-portant information related to the Neighborhood WatchProgram on the Deerfield VillageWebsite, (www.deerfield-village.net). The Neighborhood Watch program containsinformation that can help keep your home and family safeand secure.

The Security Committee is in the process of updating theNeighborhood Watch Program with current block captainand section leader information. This information will beupdated on the Deerfield Village website soon.

The committee needs your help. It is our desire to be ableto communicate with the block captains and sec-tion leaders as efficiently and quickly as possible.Therefore, we would like for all block captains andsection leaders to provide us with their email ad-dresses. These addresses will be used only for thepurpose of communicating Security Committeerelated business and will not appear on the Deer-field Village website. Also, we are still in need ofblock captains and section leaders. If you wouldlike additional information on how to become aB/C or S/L, please contact George Hintz, prefer-ably by email (grhintz@att.net).

Thanks for your help,

George Hintz,Vice Chairman of DVCA Security CommitteePhone: 281-398-0533Email: grhintz@att.net.com

Assistance 5Alarm 4Animal 1Burglary of a Habitation 0Burglary Motor Vehicle 1EMS 1DWI 0House Watch 0Vehicle Theft 0

Information 0Disturbance 4Solicitors 2Susp. Activity 2Susp. Person(s) 4Susp Vehicles 5Resident Interactions 0Dispute 0Call Center Calls 68

Security Stats forAugust, 2014ACTIVITIES

Emergency telephone stickers areavailable at the DV Rec. Center office

281-463-2624

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R e c y c l i n g P r o g r a m I n f o r m a t i o nGeneral Information

To order a recycling bin, call 1-866-516-9805 (toll free).Regular pickup day is every FridayRecycling Emblem sticker available if you are using your own containerHolidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, & Christmas

Tips That Help• On windy days – put any paper or light weight items that might blow away in a trash bag (clear, white orblue – no black please) just set next to bin

• No need to separate items – everything can go in the bin together• Please leave lids off plastic containers (helps them compress better in the truck) – the lid can still go in thebin

• Please breakdown any larger size cardboard boxes and just set it under or beside the bin• Please rinse out all containers – the residue from product can contaminate the load• All plastics that are recyclable will have a triangle on the bottom with a number in the middle –we take #1 - # 7 (only exception is Styrofoam)

• Excess items can be put in a trash bag (clear, white or blue – no black please) or in any type container -just mark them as “recycling”

• We can send Recycling Emblem Stickers to you if you have larger containers (even trash cans) you wantto make into a recycling container

• Trash and recycling pickup on the same day? – it really helps if trash is on one side of the driveway andrecycling on the other side of the driveway

• So Sorry – but we don’t take any type of Styrofoam products (peanuts, blocks, sheets, etc)

PAPER• Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, annualreports, paperback books, junk mail

• Clean pizza boxes, soda and beer boxes• White/Colored/Fax paper• Telephone books, paper egg cartons• Carbonless forms, tissue/paper towelroll cores

• Shredded paper strips

Cardboard• Corrugated cardboard boxes• Cereal, food, detergent, pet food typeboxes

• Milk/Juice paperboard cartons

• Slick-coated Frozen food boxes

Glass(All colors are accepted – remove lids)

• Wine, coke, beer bottles• Food jars

Metal• Soda, juice, and beer aluminum cans• Tin/Steel food and pet food cans• Aluminum foil, disposable pie pans andtrays

• Metal jar lids

Plastic Containers #1-7• Milk, juice, and cooking oil jugs or

cartons• Fresh Vegetable/Fruit containers• Soda/Water Bottles• Dish Soap, Shampoo, Lotion, SoapBottles

• Bleach/Detergent containers• Household cleaning containers• Butter/Ice Cream tubs/ yogurtcups/ microwave trays

• Clean plastic flower pots• Prescription pill bottles• Grocery store bags, dry cleaning bags,produce bags, plastic sleeve fromnewspapers

(Exception Styrofoam)

PAPER• Disposable Diapers• Food-encrusted pizza boxes• Cereal box liners, deed/seed bags• Photographs, foil greeting card• Styrofoam egg cartons• Tissue paper, foil gift wrap• Hardback books, Tyvek envelopes• Used Paper plates, cups, and napkins• Air-condition filters• Fireworks

Metal• Paint and aerosol containers• Pesticide and chemical containers• Oil filters and batteries• Syringes, needles, and sharps• Knives• Wire Hangers

Plastic Containers• Film wrap• Anti-freeze & Motor oil containers• Pesticide and chemical containers

• Plastic with no recycling emblem• Prescription pill bottles with noemblem

• Toys, laundry baskets• Unsanitary containers• Electronics / Computer Parts

Glass• Ceramics• Pyrex• Mirrors• Light Bulbs

Items RRT Cannot Accept

Styrofoam of Any Kind

Items RRT Can Accept for Pickup

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Mud 136 Report...Neil Polansky, President

At its September meeting the Board reviewed its oper-ational reports for the preceding month and heard a spe-cial presentation by our financial advisor regardingsetting the 2014 Tax Rate for the District.After much discussion it was decided by the Board thatthe 2014 Tax Rate would not exceed $ .20 / $100 valu-ation, or a decrease from last year’s tax rate of $ .215 per$100 valuation. The decrease is made possible by there-valuation of district property by the Harris CountyAppraisal District (www.hcad.org) which saw most res-idential property within Harris County increasing by anaverage value of 10% over last year.

The Board also heard a presentation about smart watermeters, and is considering whether or not to embark ona pilot program which would include installing 10-12meters throughout the District for a 3-4 month trial pe-riod to gauge usefulness, dependability and accuracy.Converting to smart water meters would be a significantfinancial undertaking (upwards of $225,000 for the Dis-trict to retrofit 1,050 accounts) and we want to makesure it’s worth the expenditure. We’ll report more onthis next month.

To our customers recently inconvenienced by various re-pairs and main breaks, we appreciate your patience andrest assured we’re doing everything in our power to min-imize outage times and maximize communication withcustomers during the (hopefully) occasional service out-ages. Please be careful around the occasional trenchplate or construction area as we don’t want anyone get-ting hurt.

We continue to attend the monthlyWest Harris CountyRegionalWater Authority meetings (www.whcrwa.com)to monitor their activities in regards to water quality,construction projects, pricing, delivery, and future watersource development. We anticipate a water rate increaseby WHC after January 1 (as is their custom) and we’llbe at any town hall meetings to voice our opinions.If you have any questions about HCMUD 136’s opera-tions or comments regarding water quality, trash pickup,hazardous waste pickup, sewer service, or have a road orsidewalk issue to report please let us know. Your residentboard of directors includes Barry Greer, Jay Singleton,Harry Price, Brent Phelps, and yours truly.Our next meeting is Thursday, October 9 at 6:00pm inthe DVCA Recreation Center. Meetings are open tothe public and you’re encouraged to attend!

All three of the kittens shown below were caught in Deerfield as abandoned kittens. They have been staying witha retired Deerfield couple since they were about a month old. All three have been raised to be adopted now thatthey are old enough.

Graham is extremely affectionate. He is curious, quiet and purrs loudly when petted. Loves to play with toys.Sandy he is very brave and adventurous, well litter trained. He loves to be petted.Pepper is a tabby . Great litter habits and playful. A little timid till he gets to know you.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALLBARBARA GRIFFITH 281-463-6915

PepperSandy Graham

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Deerfield EventsUpcoming Events…

Texas Hold ‘em Poker!2nd Thursday of the month, 7:30 PM, at the Recreation Center…

Bunco!3rd Thursday of the month, 7:00 to 9:00 at the Recreation Center

Ladies Social4:00 PM to 6:00PM, 4th Thursday of the month. See you October 23rd, 2014. It’s at the Rec Center, and isan opportunity for the ladies to get out and relax… It is bring your own beverage, and sorry guys, but it’smeant for the ladies…

Coffee and Donuts!Friday Morning – Coffee and Donuts @ 8:30AM – Every week, and the last one of the month is paper-back/dvd/jigsaw puzzle exchange. Bring one, take one. Bring a friend, make new friends, come have a cupof coffee or tea and visit with your neighbors.

October 4th - Chili Cook Off and Music on the GreenOct. 4th – 1:00PM on – Annual Chili Cook Off! Open to all residents and their guests – get your firends to-gether and enter a team. Chili tasting will be at 5:00PM, and the music starts then too!.

Oct. 4th – 5:00PM to? – Music on the Green! The last one for the year, in the nice fall! Enjoy the free chili,and the stay around for the concert! It’s another great evening of music in the ‘hood!

Halloween Trunk or Treat! - Oct. 31st, 5:00PM to 6:00PMBring the little ones down to the Rec Center for Trick and Treating in the parking lot. Andthere will be a cake walk and pictured opportunities. Plus this year we will have a food truckfor those who don’t want to worry about dinner.

Adult Social! - Nov 14th, 7:00 to 10:00 PMAnother adult evening at the Rec Center - enjoy live music and neighborhood friends. Bringan appetizer of dessert to share. BYOB. There is no cost, just a good neighborhood time.

Annual Children’s Snow Party - Dec. 7th, 2:00PMCome play in the snow, visit with Santa and ride the Christmas Train!

Deerfield Pot Luck Dinner - Dec. 14th,Bring a dish and join the group for a pot luck dinner. Drinks at 5:30, diner is at 6:00. Andsince it is Christmas, we will have a white elephant exchange please, nothing over $20.

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Recreation Committee...

LADIES! COME JOIN US! LADIES HAPPY HOUR!Where: DVCA Recreation Center Clubhouse

When: October 23, 2014

Time: 4:00pm to 6:00pm

Please bring your own beverage!

Community Services...The Community Services Committee meets the 1st Monday of each Month.

We encourage new members to join us.

First – what happened in September: We already re-ported the Ice Cream Social and Labor Day pool eventswere very successful. All the ice cream was gone in 45minutes – something that has never happened before,and the pool event had over 125 people – more than pastyears for Labor Day. It was a great way to end the sum-mer! Then on September 13th we had Music on theGreen featuring the band Airwaves. They did somegreat classic rock.The was cool front with run earlier inthe day, and it was just a typical Houston grey day – soattendance was a bit lower than typical.Those who cameenjoyed it. And e tried selling pizza slices so people didnot have to bring dinner. That went over fairly well – wesold out by 7:00PM. We will try that again at a futureevent.

Coming up in October is the Halloween Trunk andTreat. It’s on Halloween, at the Recreation Center park-ing lot. For those who have not seen it before, residents(in costume or not, your choice), are at their car trunks,handling out treats to children who go car to car in theparking lot. Some people decorate the trunks or back ofpick-ups, some don’t. It’s an easy, safe way for theyounger children to enjoy trick and treats. If you wantto participate, simply arrive at the Recreation Centerparking lot at 4:45 with your treats. And we will have

other activities for kids - cake walk, games, picture tak-ing, treats etc. It starts at 5:00 and goes on until the kidsleave (people doing trunks will be able to leave after 6).There will be a prize for best trunk and best group incostume (family, friends, whatever.) Also, we have somefood for sale for those families who may not want tocook.

November we have an Adult Social on November 14(Note- this is a Friday night event, not Saturday – it’s achange of pace!) In December there is the children’ssnow party (with Santa) on December 7th. And aneighborhood Pot Luck Dinner with a white elephantgift exchange on Dec. 14th. We are working n 2015events. Already scheduled is the 2015 NeighborhoodGarage sale on March 28th.

In administrative news – the committee will continue touse street signs since they seem to have the broadest im-pact. We are also looking at using more social media –Facebook, the deefieldvillageonline web site, and thisnew internet tool Nextdoor. We are still looking forways to ensure everyone knows about our events.

Come join us at our monthly meeting on the 2nd Tues-day of the month, 7:00PM, at the Recreation Center.

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FOR ALL NEW RESIDENTSWITH PETS:Please call me for a Pet Hotline tag for your pet. If yourpet gets lost and has the tag the finder can call me andI will call you and arrange to return your pet.Tags fromanother city or state make it hard to get your pet backas quickly asap. The Pet Hotline tag has my homeand cell #. I keep a log with a photo, breed, pet’s name,your name, address and phone contact numbers. A ra-bies tag is great for ID, but, many Vets are not con-tactable 24/7 and, the finder may not be able to keepyour pet several days.

THINKINGABOUTOWNINGA PET???You may not consider owning a pet IF:You don't have time to get it's shots and check forheartworm.You don't have time to get a collar with ID and aphone # on a tag.You don't have the time to walk it on a leash andpick up the poop.You just don't have the time.

Marie Nugent: 281-859-1104

Deerfield VillageBunko Group

Meets the 3rd Thursday of themonth, 7:00 - 9:00 pm at theDeerfield Clubhouse.Bring a Potluck dish and $5.25.Contact: JoAnne Maruca at 281-550-8162.Joann.rich@yahoo.com or Pat Rothman at281-345-9355. RR1texas@earthlink.net

Committee Meeting Dates* Time Board Trustee Committee Chair Phone

Community Services 1st Monday 7:30 PM Bruce Bott Rick Johnson 281-550-8895

Deed Restrictions 1st Monday 7:00 PM Brent Burris

DVCA Board 4th Monday 7:00 PM Eric Toureilles 281-855-0312

Financial Services 7:00 PM Stuart Cory Mike Feeney 281-859-4504

Landscape 2nd Monday 7:00 PM Arthur McDanel Lynetta Morrell

MUD #136 2nd Thursday 6:00 PM Eric Toureilles 281-855-0312

Recreation Center 2nd Tuesday 7:00 PM Louis Carpenter Peter Howell 281-463-1360

Security 2nd Tuesday 7:00 PM Larry Burkham Ben Sommers 281-855-9235

Swimming Pool 2nd Monday 7:00 PM Sigmund Potocki Glenn Sommers 281-855-7716

Tennis 1st Wednesday 8:00 PM Marie Nugent Ray Sarmiento 281-954-5133

3rd Tuesday ofthe month

Date andTime of Committee and BoardMeetings...

* Please read the Committee Reports for Monthly changes in the schedule.

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Pet Hot Line News...

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Financial Services Committee...

Come to our POT LUCK SUPPER on Sunday December 14, 2014 at 5:30pmat the Rec Center Clubhouse.

Join us at 5:30pm to meet and visit. Dinner is at 6:00pm. Bring a dish to share withyour neighbors…a Family Specialty Dish is always a delightful treat! This event isopen to ALL Deerfield Village residents. (Note: there is a small $1.00 fee per per-son to cover paper goods.) We are looking forward to seeing you there!!!

NOTICE TO HOMEOWNERS WITH DFV PERIMETER FENCES:Please trim and/or cut overhanging vines and foliage on your back perimeter fences. Moisture and rainseeping through the vegetation onto the fence will cause mildew and rotted wood which will result infence repair or replacement.

Deeds Committee...

Feral/Stray Cats Information:If you have feral or stray cats around your house, Deerfield Village resident Barbara Griffith can trap them

and get them neutered or spayed. Contact her at (281) 463-6915 or griffdc@comcast.net.

Meetings:Meetings are the 3dr Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm. We review the financial status of our community. The next meeting will be October 21, 2014

Financial status as of August 31, 2014

YDT expenses $ 385,375 2014 Operating/Reserve Budget $ 676,882

YTD Budget $ 411,052

Under (Over) budget $ 25,676 Designated reserve $ 766,909

Expenditures: Actual expenses continue to be inline with budget. $ 15,714 of the favorable expensevariance is caused by security service invoice for August not being posted yet.

Assessments: Through August 2014 we have collected 97.11 of the 2014 assessments. The YTDcollection rate is .47% ahead of the 3013 rate.

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Landscaping Committee...Landscape needs volunteers! One meeting a month at 7:00pm 2nd Monday of the monthat the recreation center. Come to our meetings so we can brain storm with you how to ac-complish what we all want; a wonderful community to live in!

Ladies Tennis Anyone?

If interested, please contact:Leslie Rupard at sunshine463lr@gmail.com

Tennis Committee...

We are committed to keeping our tennis amenities some of the best in the area, while getting themost “bang for our buck” on maintaining them. We are a fun group that enjoys our part in theCommunity Association. Anyone interested in joining our Committee is always welcome to cometo our meetings on the first Wednesday night of every month @ 8:00pm. We look forward tomeeting new friends!!! Contact: Deerfieldvillagetennis@yahoo.com

Great way to meet Deerfield Village Tennis Players! If interested, please email: deerfieldvillagetennis@yahoo.com along withyour name, telephone number and skill level (USTA Rating orBeg/Inter/Adv).

Tennis Social - Saturday, October 4 @ 7pmDoorprizes! Play tennis! Meet Deerfield tennis players!

Potluck - bring a dish. BYOB.

36th ANNUAL DEERFIELD VILLAGE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

We are gearing up for our 36th Annual Deerfield Village Christmas Bazaar. Our datesthis year are Friday, November 7th, 12:00pm till 8:00pm and Saturday, November8th, 9:00am till 4:00pm.

We are looking for new and past participants. You have to be a Deerfield VillageResident and attend 3 of our meetings. Come join us at our first meeting and get allthe information that you need. We hope to see you.

Our meeting dates are: Wednesday, October 15 @ 7:00pm at Rec Center and Wednesday, October 29 @ 7:00pm at Rec Center.

For information, call Connie at 281-463-0750.

Deerfield Christmas Bazaar Committee...

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Coffee &Donuts

Every Friday in Oc-tober from 8:30 AMto 10:00 AM at theRec Center. We havea book/dvd/vhs

tape/ jigsaw puzzleexchange the last Friday of the Month.Coffee and Donuts isopen to all humanresidents – come

visit, sip coffee, andshare what’s happen-ing.

Deerfield Village

PlaygroupIf you are lookingto meet other

moms in Deerfield with

young children, thisis the perfect opportunity to.

Please contact: Amy Zimmerman at512-762-9262 for

more information ondates, times andmeeting places.

We’re back - We’er hungry

Mosquito fogging

is continuing.

We will fog late at night

on Thursdays.

YOGASeptember and October!

Fall for Yoga with Kimberly McGivern

Come one and all to the Annex (upstairs) foran hour long beginner centered class!

WEDNESDAY

Oct.8,15,22,29th 7pm.

* Wear comfortable clothes, bring matand water.

(Some mats available to borrow)

Please call Kimberly for any questions -512-529-8948

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