august 2014

Inside this Issue:Important Message from Constable Nehls

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ASSOCIATION UPDATES

New Territory ResidentialCommunity Association

6101 Homeward WaySugar Land, Texas 77479

Association Phone NumbersAssociation Offi ce..........281-565-0616

Association Fax..............281-565-0188

The Club.........................281-565-1070

The Club Fax...................281-565-1130

Tennis Pro Shop..............281-565-5355

Association Office HoursMon., Tues. & Thurs. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Wednesday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday Closed

Club Hours

Monday - Friday 5:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Sunday 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

NTRCA Editorial PolicyThe newsletter’s editorial content, including advertising, is determined at the discretion of the Executive Director, under advisement by the Board of Directors. The purpose of the newsletter is to promote New Territory and inform its members of activities, issues and events. The NTRCA also utilizes the newsletter to inform members on issues which, in its opinion, may directly affect our members’ property values and quality of life.

NEWSLETTER POLICY FORADVERTISING AND ARTICLES

Article Guidelines: Please submit articles by the 5th of the month prior to the month of publication. Due to the excessive number of articles submitted no exceptions will be made.

If you would like to place an advertisement online only, the cost is $25.00 up to 150 words along with a picture. Please contact Tiffany Ybarra at [email protected]

Your ad will be run for 30 days, you can stop by the Association Offi ce in order to make your payment.

Want to Advertise in the New Territory newsletter?Please contact Pamela Printing at 281-240-1313

All NTRCA articles will take priority over all other articles.

Advertising Disclaimer: New Territory Residential Community Association (NTRCA) assumes no responsibility for the content, warranties and representations made in advertisements within this publication. All warranties and representations made are solely that of the advertiser and any such claims regarding its content should be addressed directly to the advertiser.

New Territory Residential Community Association (NTRCA)6101 Homeward Way, Sugar Land, Texas 77479

STREET LIGHT OUT?If you see a street light out make a note of the location and the 6 digit number located on the pole. Then report the outage to Centerpoint Energy at http://cnp.centerpointenergy.com/outage.

NEW TO NEW TERRITORY?If you are new to New Territory; welcome! Come by the Association offi ce for a New Homeowner’s Guide and fi ll out forms to get started on registering for use of the Club. Then swing on by the Club and check out the pool and amenities available to you. For a preview, visit Parks and Recreation on the website.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: NATIONAL NIGHT OUT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2014

New Territory will celebrate National Night Out on Tuesday night, October

7, 2014 starting at 6:00 p.m. We hope each neighborhood will have at least one party hosted by a resident. Please put this on your calendar and plan to attend or host your neighborhood’s party. The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Offi ce and the Fort Bend County Precinct 4 Constable’s Offi ce will attend as many neighborhood parties as possible. The New Territory Public Safety Advisory Committee has lined up four (4) sponsors so far: Major Sponsors at $500 each are Costello, Inc., Native Land Design, and CHI St. Luke’s Health Sugar Land Hospital. Contributing Sponsor at $250 is Gringo’s Mexican Kitchen-Rosenberg. Please be sure to thank them for their support of our National Night Out activities! We are hoping to add a few more sponsors, so if you know of any additional sponsors we might not have thought of, just let us know at [email protected]. We encourage you to sign up to host a National Night Out Party for your neighborhood. Please email Tiffany Ybarra at the NTRCA Offi ce to sign up your neighborhood party or for more information at [email protected] or call 281-565-0616. Each host will receive funds and goodie bags for their party!

DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN SUBMIT MAINTENANCE WORK REQUESTS BY EMAIL?

New Territory offers residents the ability to submit Maintenance Work Requests by email for repairs needed in our Common Areas. You can

email us at [email protected]. Your electronic submission will be logged in so that it can be acted upon as soon as possible. Your request should include as much information as possible such as location and details of your concern. You should also include your name, phone number, and email address. By providing your contact information, it allows Staff the ability to contact you if more information is needed or to provide you with a follow up regarding your request. Working together, we can keep New Territory beautiful!

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OUR COMMUNITY

BOARD REPORTFOR JUNE, 2014

Following is a summary of Board actions at the June Board

meeting:

• Approved the fi rst reading of Resolution No. 2014-02 Relating to NTRCA’s Facilities Membership.

• Approved the fi rst reading of Resolution No. 2014-03 Adopting Common Area Policies.

• Approved the fi rst reading of Resolution No. 2014-04 Relating to a Tree Maintenance Advisory Committee Charter.

• Approved the Capital Reserve Project for new LED lighting at The Club in an amount up to $12,000.00.

• Approved the Capital Reserve Project for the replacement of one (1) 2-ton HV/AC unit at Ellis Creek Pool House performed by Custom Comfort in an amount up to $2,900.00.

• Allowed staff to identify and remove the dead or diseased Bradford Pear Trees and replace with suggested other tree types.

• Approved the home based business maid service for a homeowner on Fosters Court with the caveat that NTRCA does not receive any further validated parking complaints.

• Approved the Self Update to the Reserve Study with a 3% increase each year, Version 2.

OUR COMMUNITY

SIGN ME UP!

While serving on the board is probably the most visible

example of volunteerism in our association, there are many other ways that you can contribute your time and talents to improving our community. Your participation in the community is benefi cial to you, your neighbors and the association. For example, common benefi ts gained by volunteering include:

• Making a positive difference in other peoples’ lives

• Sharing or learning new skills

• Boosting your resume - volunteer jobs are fair game

• Meeting new people

• Having fun

Don’t let our community suffer from lack of enthusiasm. Even a few hours of your time can make a big difference in the culture of the community. Help us generate goodwill, encourage “paying it forward” and strengthen our community. New Territory is currently looking for volunteers (it helps to know the community well) to serve on the Nominating Committee, which will help with the Election of Board members for the Election in January 2015. The duties of the Nominating Committee are covered in Resolution 2011-03 – Nominations & Elections, a copy of which is available on the New Territory website at www.newterritory.org under NTRCA Docs/Association Documents/Governing Docs/NTRCA Resolutions. If you are interested in serving, please contact Cindy Picazo, Chair of the Nominating Committee for the upcoming election, at [email protected].

BOARD DUTY: FIDUCIARY KNOW-HOW

The mere mention of fi duciary responsibility may scare some homeowners away from board service, but it shouldn’t. Managing the association’s

fi nances is one of the board’s most important duties, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. Fiduciary duty means protecting assets, budgeting responsibly, planning for the future, investing wisely and observing laws and regulations that affect association resources. Fiduciary duty requires the board to ensure that the assessments you pay are used properly to maintain the community and cover insurance, contracted services, utilities and other needed materials and services. The board is obligated to make ethical and legal decisions that best serve the entire association.

Board members fulfi ll their fi duciary duty by:

• Establishing and adhering to a budget. A good budget is developed through an objective, step-by-step process based on historical data and careful research. The 2015 budget is currently being developed and will be discussed by the Board in September and October. If you are interested, you are welcome to attend.

• Reviewing financial statements regularly. The statements include a balance sheet, budget comparison report, income report, check registry and more. Offi cers of the Board sign checks to pay the Association’s bills. Financial information is available on our website (newterritory.org) and at the Board meetings. If you have a specifi c request, the Association offi ce will gladly help by getting information that is available for public inspection if you are interested. See Resolution 2010-15r1 on our website for more information.

• Putting policies in place to reduce the risks of fraudulent activity. These include, for example, requiring two signatures on checks, not signing blank checks and sending payment only when an invoice is received. Members of the Board review the documents regularly when they sign checks.

• Hiring an accounting firm to perform an annual audit. An auditor will look for missing check numbers, missing bank statements, duplicate payments, payments to unfamiliar vendors or suspicious journal entries. Our audit report for 2014 will be voted on by the Board in August. Members may obtain a copy once it is approved, subject to the requirements of the Resolution for copying charges, by contacting the Association offi ce.

• Adopting an investment policy. A good investment policy protects principal, liquidity and yield. The Board has adopted Resolution 2009-03r1 – Investment Policy to protect and ensure the safety and adequacy of NTRCA assets and reserves.

• Conducting a reserve study and updating it regularly. A reserve study identifi es the expected remaining life of each major component, estimates the cost to replace it and the amount that should be saved on a monthly or annual basis. The Board recently approved a new Reserve Study, which staff will be using as a guide for replacement or repairs of community assets. Please contact the Association offi ce at (281) 565-0616 if you have questions.

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OUR COMMUNITY

CONSTABLE’S OFFICE RECOMMENDS REFRAINING FROM CONTRIBUTING TO SOLICITATION

For the past several weeks, the Constable’s Offi ce and Sheriff’s Offi ce have received calls regarding a panhandler at the corner of Hwy 99 and Sand Hill. Deputies from both offi ces have spoken to the

gentlemen, offering him support and assistance from the numerous social service agencies in Ft. Bend County that assist homeless persons and, unfortunately, he refuses government assistance. Furthermore, deputies have also informed him of a State Law, Sec 552.007 Solicitation by Pedestrians that prohibits him from stepping onto a roadway to solicit a contribution. The gentlemen has been arrested before and understands the law, however, he has personally told me that he will continue to panhandle as long as he receives money, clothing, and food. He understands the risk of being arrested, but stated, “I am not going to starve to death!” Furthermore, he also stated if he is arrested then he will be released the following day and will return. The Constable’s Offi ce, Sheriff’s Offi ce, and Commissioner’s Offi ce are well aware of this matter, as Hwy 99 and Sand Hill is not the only location in the unincorporated area of Fort Bend County experiencing this problem. We will continue to explore options to address the issue from a law enforcement perspective, but we ask all residents to refrain from contributing to panhandlers. As the gentlemen told me specifi cally, “I would not do it if I did not receive anything.”

Respectfully,

Constable Trever J. Nehls

STAY CONNECTED TO NEW TERRITORY!Your Homeowners Association needs to obtain e-mail addresses of all residents so that you can receive important and informative messages. Having up to date email addresses is especially important when sending emergency updates and, in the future, annual assessment notices will be distributed via email.

Email addresses are not shared with any outside sources. Please submit your email, name and address to [email protected].

Website For community information and “news you can use”, don’t forget to visit your community website at http://www.newterritory.org. The website is your resource for governing documents, a place to download forms, fi nd out about upcoming meetings and events, a “helpful numbers” page, and even a lost and found page.

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MILTON “GERALD” PAULOPERATION MANAGER

c: 713.384.2620o: [email protected]

YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GUARANTEE

www.paulsexpressautodetail.com

Penni Buchanan(281) 340-2214

Fountains on the Lake11333 Fountain Lake DriveSuite B-21Stafford, TX 77477

HAIRSTERIA

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OUR COMMUNITY

AVOIDING BEE STINGS

For most people, a bee sting is an uncomfortable experience, but not a life-threatening event. For

approximately 3 percent of adults and 0.5 percent of children, however, a sting by a bee, wasp, hornet or yellow jacket can result in a whole-body allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) - a true medical emergency. The best way to prevent an allergic reaction is to avoid being stung. Generally, insects such as bees and wasps aren’t aggressive and only sting in self-defense. If a few bees are fl ying around you, calmly and slowly walk away from the area - swatting at an insect may cause it to sting. When a bee stings, it releases a chemical that attracts other bees, so if a bee or wasp stings you, or if many insects start to fl y around you, cover your mouth and nose and quickly leave the area. Try to get into a building or closed vehicle. The following are some additional measures you can take to stay sting-free:

• Have hives and nests near your home removed by a professional.

• Use caution when working around bushes, shrubs, trees and trash cans.

• Always wear shoes when walking outside, particularly on grass.

• Wear pants, long-sleeved shirts, gloves, close-toed shoes and socks when working outdoors.

• Avoid very loose-fi tting clothing that can trap insects.

• Don’t wear brightly colored clothing or fl owery prints as they can attract insects.

• Avoid using perfumes or other scented products so you don’t attract insects.

• Always check food and drinks (especially open cans of soda or drinks with straws) before consuming, particularly at pools and picnics.

• Serve beverages in wide, open cups, since they easily allow you to see what’s inside.

• Avoid eating sweet foods outside.

• Cover food containers and trash cans tightly.

• Clear away garbage, fallen fruit and animal feces (fl ies can attract wasps).

• Keep the windows rolled up when driving or riding in a car.

LOST AND FOUND:REPLACING IMPORTANT PERSONAL DOCUMENTS

Important personal documents, like passports, birth and marriage certifi cates and Social Security cards, often are

necessary for you and your family to access a number of government benefi ts and services. When those records are lost, stolen or damaged, you’ll need to fi nd copies and replacements.

Passport A lost or stolen passport should be reported immediately to the U.S. State Department. Make an appointment to apply in person at a Passport Agency or Center to replace your passport. You’ll need to submit forms DS-11 and DS-64 in person at a passport agency or acceptance facility. Passports reported lost or stolen are invalidated and can no longer be used for travel. If your passport is recovered after it has been reported lost or stolen, please submit it to the address listed on the back of Form DS-64. When you submit it, if requested - we will cancel it and return it to you. If not requested, it will be destroyed. Once a passport is reported lost or stolen, it cannot be re-validated or used as evidence of U.S. citizenship. If you lose your passport outside the United States, contact the local U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Find more information visit, http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/passports/lost-stolen.html

Life Event Certificates Birth, marriage, divorce and death certifi cates are state records. To obtain a copy, contact the state offi ce where the life event occurred.

Social Security Card You need a Social Security number to get a job, collect Social Security benefi ts and get some other government services. But you don’t often need to show your Social Security card. Do not carry your card with you. Keep it in a safe place with your other important papers. But if you need a new, replacement, or corrected card, visit http://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/ for complete instructions.

Military Service Records Copies of military service records typically are necessary to apply for government programs available for veterans, including health care, retirement or education benefi ts. The National Archives stores copies of all veterans’ services records. Apply online to receive a copy of yours or an immediate family member’s if they are deceased. You can also replace lost military medals and awards. Go to www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/.

These vital records and others, such as tax returns and school records, can be replaced. For more information, or to fi nd a complete list of tips on how to obtain all your personal records is available at http://www.usa.gov/Citizen/Topics/Family-Issues/Vital-Docs.shtml

OUR COMMUNITY

BEFORE THE BELL RINGS: BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY

As boys and girls throughout the community sharpen their pencils and get ready to head back to class, it’s

important to ensure they have a safe school year. Here are some tips on how your family can be proactive and avoid potentially harmful situations:

• Make sure your school has your child’s updated emergency contact information. Write down any specifi c instructions that should be followed in case of an emergency, and have the school keep them in your child’s fi le.

• Talk to your child’s teachers before classes start and alert them to any medical issues your child has. Also, explain to the teacher what he or she should do if medical issues arise - such as an allergic reaction, asthma attack or seizure - and provide school personnel with any emergency medication needed such as EpiPens® (Epinephrine Auto-Injectors) and inhalers.

• Help your children memorize important phone numbers so that they know how to get in touch with you and other trusted adults. Also, make sure those numbers are programmed into their cell phones, or provide them with a list of phone numbers that they can keep in their backpacks or wallets at all times.

• Let your children know exactly who they can go home with after school if their regular ride can’t pick them up, and make sure they know not to accept rides from people who aren’t on the list.

• If your children will be walking to school, walk the route with them several times before classes start to make sure they understand traffi c laws and can walk the route on their own. Also, fi nd a friend or sibling they can walk with, and make sure they always use the buddy system.

• Show your children which houses in the neighborhood they can go to in case no one is at home after school.

• Report reckless drivers to the Constables offi ce to help make sure the neighborhood remains safe, particularly during times when kids are going to and returning from school.

TEXAN FLAG FOOTBALL

Register right now online!Deadline is September 4th

NFL sponsored fl ag football

Ages 4 through Adults

Register as an individual or with friendsas a team or a partial team

Games once a week on Sundays at The Club between 2pm and 6pm.

Practice on the same day

All youth players receive fl ags, beltand NFL jersey

Go to the website:

TEXANflagfootball.com

to register today!

For additional info, call Matt at 281-798-1120

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TRIM TREES FOR SCHOOL BUS AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY

Now is the perfect time to take a look at your tree branches that may be hanging low over sidewalks

and streets. It is required that tree limbs be pruned at least twelve (12) feet above street level, and eight (8) feet above sidewalks. School buses and other tall vehicles need clearance to safely travel the neighborhoods. Please be kind to the buses and people walking the sidewalks to leave a clear path.

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OUR COMMUNITY

From your backyard to your table – Learn to grow, prepare and preserve nutritious food

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Fort Bend County, along with the Fort Bend County Master

Gardeners, are offering opportunities to learn more about getting back to homegrown and homemade

basics through various Backyard Basics programs and workshops throughout 2014. These programs

support healthy living through home based food production, preparation, and preservation.

Cost: $15 per class, $25 per couple (some classes may include a fee for optional materials)

Pre registration required by contacting Brandy Rader at 281 342 3034 or [email protected] or

downloading and completing the registration form. Make checks payable to Fort Bend County Master

Gardeners (FBMG).

Location: Fort Bend County Extension Office at 1402 Band Road in Rosenberg

Doors open at 8:30 a.m. Program from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.

2014 Program Schedule:

March 22 Vegetable Production August 16 Vermicomposting

April 26 Fruit Production September 6 Grilling

May 10 Culinary Herbs September 20 Freezing & Dehydration

June 28 Aquaponics October 11 Canning

July 12 Poultry November 8 Jams & Jellies

REGISTRATION FORM

From your backyard to your table– Learn to grow, prepare and preserve nutritious food

All classes are on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Doors open at 8:30 a.m.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service 1402 Band Road, Rosenberg, Texas 77471

Cost: $15 per class, $ 25 per couple (some classes may include fee for optional materials)

Pre-registration is required for each class.

Make checks payable to: Fort Bend County Master Gardeners (FBMG)

Mail form and payment to: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service– Fort Bend County C/O Brandy Rader 1402 Band Rd., Ste. 100 Rosenberg, Texas 77471

Check all classes that you plan to attend.

March 22nd– Vegetable Production August 16th– Vermicomposting

April 26th– Fruit Production September 6th– Grilling

May 10th– Culinary Herbs September 20th– Freezing & Dehydration

June 28th– Aquaponics October 11th– Canning

July 12th– Poultry November 8th– Jams & Jellies

NAME:_______________________________ PHONE:____________________

ADDRESS:______________________ CITY:_______________ ZIP:___________

EMAIL ADDRESS:__________________________________________________

OUR COMMUNITY

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FORT BEND COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Fort Bend County offi cially formed a Public Transportation Department in June 2005 to provide residents with

safe and effi cient public transportation services while maintaining service quality and customer satisfaction. For more information, visit http://www.fortbendcountytx.gov/index.aspx?page=313

Demand Response Fort Bend County currently offers shared ride bus services to the citizens of Fort Bend County. The scheduled ride transportation service provides trips within Fort Bend County. In order to schedule or cancel a ride you may call 866-751-TRIP between the hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday and ask for the “Fort Bend County Reservations.” Reservations can be made 30 days or up to 1 business day in advance of the appointment time. Fort Bend County Reservations will issue you a confi rmation number. Be sure cancelations are received at least 24 hours before scheduled appointment time. If passenger is not ready or decides not to go, the trip will be considered a “no show” trip. If a passenger receives three “no show” trips in a one year period, their services can be suspended. There are no transit services available on county holidays. Rides are typically scheduled for fi rst “destination” drop-off by 8:00 AM and last pick-up will be no later than 5:00 PM. Repeat rides may be scheduled in advance. Rides will be accepted on a “time and space” available basis.

Information needed to schedule a ride:• First & Last Name

• Home Address

• Pick up locations Telephone number

• Address of Destination &

• Requested pick up and/or appointment time

Trip fares are $1.00 per person each way. Passengers must be ready 15 minutes before scheduled pick up time.

This is a curb-to-curb service; however, persons with disabilities can request door-to-door service. All passengers must wear seat restraints. Seat restraints must be provided for children 40 lbs or less. Passengers 12 years or younger must be accompanied by another person 18 years or older. Individuals unable to independently travel safely or securely regardless of age must be accompanied by an assistant. For more information, comments, or concerns please call 281-633-RIDE or 866-751-TRIP.

Commuter Service Fort Bend County Public Transportation currently offers three fi xed route Commuter Services into Harris County: Fort Bend Express Greenway, Galleria/Yorktown and the Texas Medical Center. Ever wonder how much money you save by using public transportation? Now you can calculate your savings - to the penny - by using APTA’s new Transit Calculator.

Fort Bend Express Fort Bend County is pleased to offer the Fort Bend Express commuter services that provide week day service to the Texas Medical Center, Greenway Plaza, and the Galleria. These services consist of rides from Fort Bend County Monday thru Friday from between 4:40 AM to 8:30 AM and returns between 3:15 PM and 6:40 PM at 15 - 25 minute intervals. There is no weekend service currently.

Park and Ride LocationsFort Bend County Fairgrounds (4310 State Highway 36 South Rosenberg, TX 77471)

University of Houston Sugar Land (14000 University Boulevard Sugar Land, TX 77479)

AMC Theater First Colony (3301 Town Centre Blvd. South Sugar Land, TX 77479)

[email protected]

Remarkable Results ThroughPositive Reinforcement

www.nancysdogtraining.com

Nancy Block

Need help?

Mark EllefsonGreatwood Resident

Use around the neighborhood, at the beach, hunting and even for golf!

Smackdaddy

Golf Carts281-989-4688

[email protected]

OUR COMMUNITY

ADOBE VOICE

Video is a huge part of what we do online

today. Why read a long article or blog post when you can kick back in your chair and watch a video instead right? Well… hang tight and read this one Have you ever had the need to make a video for a school project or to advertise some event? You may not know where to begin. Sure you can record people, fi nd video editing software and put it all together, but this can be a daunting task if you have not done it before. Adobe Voice is a free app from Adobe that makes it easy to make professional looking videos. What it will generate is essentially a video slide show of pictures with your voice talking over the slides and background music to bring it all together. This does not involve video cameras and lighting, but what it does is really slick, easy to do and turns out great in minutes. Unfortunately, Adobe Voice is an iPad only app. There is no Android version. To begin, download the app from the App Store. Next you run the app, choose a theme, add pre-built pictures or use your own photos to make your slides.

Now you simply record your voice over each slide. You only record one slide at a time so if you mess up, you just rerecord the one slide.

Here are a few tips for putting your project together:

• Visit http://getvoice.adobe.com to see what others have done and get ideas.

• Think about and plan the pictures you need to tell your story.

• Print the pictures ahead of time and spend some time writing your script on each one.

• Sit in a quiet place and record, record, record…

We used Adobe Voice to build a video for our web site. Check it out here: http://www.sugarlandpc.com/Slow-Computer. To build this video, we drew each slide on white paper with a black sharpie. We then scanned the slides and used Adobe Photoshop to reverse them from white to black.

Contributed by Charles Swihart, Sugar Land PC;[email protected]

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THE CLUB

NEWTERRITORY.ORG

A major focal point of New Territory of parks and recrea on department is The Club, an

18,000 square foot facility which houses a beau ful swimming pool with a cabana, a

playground, eight-lighted tennis courts, Tennis Pro Shop, regula on sports fields, full size

gymnasium, weight/fitness room, locker rooms and mee ng/mul -purpose rooms.

IN EVERY ISSUE: Fitness Classes

The Club offers water

aerobics, bollyrobics,

yoga, pilates, interval

integra on, mat pilates, slow

burn yoga, zumba and more.

See our fitness calendar online

for class mes or contact The

Club. Personal Training

Our cer fied personal trainers

offer fitness evalua ons,

personalized programs, weight

training, & nutri onal

guidance. Make an appoint-

ment with one of our trainers:

Richard Scoby: 832-567-2730

Bridget Mazza: 713-304-2121

Weight Cer fica on

Cer fica on is for teens 13-15

that may purchase a weight

cer fica on card who wish to

use the fitness facili es at The

Club. Sessions are held

Tuesdays at 5pm. Contact

Richard Scoby at

832.567.2730. Yoga

Maya has been teaching yoga

for over 12 years in

New Territory. For more info,

visit newterritory.org, call

Maya at 281.494.6292 or

[email protected]. Sunanda’s Dance Class

Sunanda Nair teaches Indian

classical dance classes at The

Club on Thursdays 5-9 PM &

Tuesdays 5:30-6:30 PM.

Contact The Club or visit

www.sunandanair.com Room Rentals

Need space for a party or

event? The Club offers room

and court rentals. The cost of

rent includes tables and chairs

along with a endants to assist

during the event. Visit

newterritory.org or call

281-565-1070 for more info.

New Territory Seniors

Join us for lunch and celebrate

Spring! The Club offers a social

group open to local seniors.

New Territory Seniors meet

every 3rd Friday at 11:30 for

lunch at The Club. This is a

great way to meet new

people and engage in exci ng

& fun ac vi es in the

community with your peers.

Cindy’s Dance

Classes are for kids ages 3-12

at The Club. Tuesday class

mes are 2:00-3:00p and

3:30-4:15 (ballet & tap) for

ages 3-5, & 4:15-5:00p

(stretch, pom, & jazz) for kids

ages 6-12. No registra on or

performance fees. For more

informa on please contact

Cindy 713.302.7001.

THE CLUB AT NEW TERRITORY

PARKS AND RECREATIONS DEPARTMENT

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THE CLUB

New Territory Club Pool Hours

Only the Club pool is open Memorial Day 12PM – 7PM

All pools are open on Labor Day 12PM – 7PM

First weekend in May until school lets out per FBISD Calendar

Saturday: 12PM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM – 7PM

The entire time school is out per FBISD Calendar Monday: Closed Tuesday – Thursday: 1PM – 7PM Friday: 1PM – 9PM Saturday: 10AM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM - 7PM

From first day of school to Labor Day Saturday: 10AM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM – 7PM

*Club pool closes after Labor Day*

Anderson Pool Hours

Only the Club pool is open Memorial Day 12PM – 7PM All pools are open on Labor Day 12PM – 7PM

First weekend in May until school lets out per FBISD

Calendar Saturday: 12PM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM – 7PM

The entire time school is out per FBISD Calendar

Monday – Friday: 8AM – 10AM* Monday – Wednesday: 1PM – 9PM Thursday: Closed Friday: 1PM – 9PM Saturday: 10AM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM – 7PM

*Lap Swim Only*

From first day of school to Labor Day Saturday: 10AM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM – 7PM

*Anderson pool closes after Labor Day*

Ellis Creek Pool Hours



The entire time school is out per FBISD Calendar

Monday: 1PM – 7PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday – Friday: 1PM – 7PM Saturday: 10AM – 9PM Sunday: 2PM – 7PM

From first day of school to last weekend in September

Saturday: 12AM – 7PM Sunday: 12PM – 7PM

*Ellis Creek pool closes the last weekend in September*

Cunningham Creek Pool Hours



The entire time school is out per FBISD Calendar Monday & Tuesday: 10AM – 9PM Wednesday: Closed Thursday – Saturday: 10AM – 9PM Sunday: 10AM – 7PM

From first day of school to last weekend in September

Saturday: 12AM – 7PM Sunday: 12PM – 7PM

*Cunningham Creek pool closes the last weekend in September*

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THE CLUB

FLOAT & FLICK THE CLUB POOL | THE NUT JOB

AUG. 08 | 8:30 PM-10:00 PM

Grab your swimming gear and join us for a Float & Flick movie at The Club Pool. Float around

the pool with your friends and family while enjoying an animated feature on the big screen! Ad-

mission is FREE. A concession booth will be available to purchase snacks for $1. Bring your own

float or rent one for $1.

Brought to you by

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THE CLUB

THE CLUB OPEN GYM | AUGUST 2014 1200 Walker School Rd. Sugar Land, TX 77479 | 281-565-1070

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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Open Gym 5:30am-8:00am

Aerobics 8:30am-10:30am Volleyball Camp 12:00pm-2:00pm

Open Gym 2:00pm-7:30pm

Adult Night 7:30pm-9:30pm

2 Open Gym

7:30am-7:30pm

3 Badminton

12:00pm-6:00pm (Court A)

Youth Open V Ball 12:00pm-3:15pm

Adult V Ball 3:30pm-6:00pm

4 Open Gym

5:30am-8:00am Aerobics

8:30am-10:30am Open Gym

12:00pm-6:30pm Men’s Basketball

League 7:00pm-9:30pm

5 Open Gym



12:00pm-5:15pm Youth Basketball

5:30-9:30pm

6 Open Gym



12:00pm-6:30pm Men’s Basketball

League 7:00pm-9:30pm

7 Open Gym




5:30-9:30pm

8 Open Gym


8:30am-10:30am Adult Gym

12:00pm-2:00pm Open Gym

2:00pm-7:30pm Adult Night

7:30pm-9:30pm

9 Open Gym

7:30am-7:30pm

10 Badminton




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12:00pm-9:30pm

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5:30-9:30pm

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12:00pm-9:30pm Badminton


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5:30-9:30pm

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7:30pm-9:30pm

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7:30am-7:30pm

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12:00pm-9:30pm

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5:30-9:30pm

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5:30-9:30pm

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7:30pm-9:30pm

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7:30am-7:30pm

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12:00pm-9:30pm

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7:30pm-9:30pm

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THE CLUB FITNESS SCHEDULE | AUGUST 2014 1200 Walker School Rd. Sugar Land, TX 77479 | 281-565-1070

*Additional fees apply. NOTE: Schedule subject to change. FITNESS MEMBERSHIP FEES

DESCRIPTION RESIDENT NON-RESDIENT Single Class $5 $6 20 Classes $80 $90

Unlimited Monthly $45 $55 6 Months $260 $315

TIME MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

8:30 AM Bridget’s

Kickboxing Sally’s Boot

Camp Slow Burn

Yoga Cardio, Interval

& Strength Zumba®

9:30 AM Yoga & Pilates Mat Pilates Zumba® Matt Pilates Yoga

9:45 AM

Zumba®

10:30 AM

Bollyrobics

1:30 PM *Scoby’s

Group Workout

*Scoby’s Group Workout

4:00 PM

Kid’s Yoga

4:30 PM *Evening

Workout Crew *Evening

Workout Crew

6:00 PM Night Club

Cardio

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YOGA BY MAYA Yoga By Maya was the very first yoga class offered in the community of New Territory and has done so for the past 14 years. Come join us and learn meditative yoga, relieve stress and gain better physical, mental and emotional health. For more information, email [email protected] or visit newterritory.org.

HOURS & SESSIONS EVENINGS Day Session Date Time T, Th 5 Jul 29-Aug 28 6:45 AND 7:55 PM T, Th 6 Sep 16-Oct 23 6:45 AND 7:55 PM

MORNINGS Day Session Date Time W, F 5 Jul 30-Aug 29 9:15 AM W, F 6 Sep 17-Oct 24 9:15 AM

FEES Session 5: (5 weeks) - $68. After July 24 - $72 Session 6: (6 weeks) - $75. Late registration - $80 Cancer patients and veterans - $45 for the whole session.

281-494-6292

/ NewTerritoryClub

@NTRCA

444 Ellis Creek Blvd. | Sugar Land, TX 77479

Sign up for one complimentary class (New students only)

Date Time Jul 17 AND 28 6:45 PM Jul 18 AND 29 9:15 AM

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Summer Dance Camp “The Club “ @ New Territory Material taught will be that of “Dance Studio” Ballet and Tap Terminology.

Dancers must bring full lunch and a drink everyday.

Camp Dates

Camp Times: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Dance Camp ages are 3-12. Dancers will be placed into age appropriate groups during camp.

Location of class will be “The Club” Tot Room.

A Parent Packet of information is available at “The Club” at all times. A

discount will be given on dancewear at Costumes and Dancewear.

Camps are subject to cancellation if less than 5 students register. We will move you to the next available camp upon your approval.

Cindy Williams 713-302-7001 “The Club” 281-565-1070

www.dancewithmisscindy.com

Camp Dates Total hours in camp

Cost

Resident Non Resident

Camp #1 July 7, 8, 9 12 hours $80 $125

Camp #2 July 14, 15, 16 12 hours $80 $125

Camp #3 Aug 11, 12, 13, 14 16 hours $130 $175

*Camp #4 July 7,8,9,14,15,16 24 hours $150 $195

* This option is Camp #1 and Camp #2 combined.

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Join the fun at SUMMER TENNIS CAMP! With the end of the school year approaching, its me to head to New Territory Summer Camp, headed by Jr. Academy Program Director, John Foster and other USPTA cer fied coaches. Campers will concentrate on skill, footwork, strategy, prac ce, lots of fun, and friendship.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Strategy Crosscourt, down the line, offense and

defense

Serve + Return Form, grip, toss and placement

Techniques Grip, forehand, backhand And placement

Health + Fitness Effec ve court movement, how to increase balance and speed

AGES 5 - 18

1 Week…………………………………………$160/Week/Resident

2 Weeks……………………………………….$150/Week/Resident

3 or more Weeks………………………….$140/Week/Resident*

*Weeks do not have to be consecu ve

(Non-residents please add $20 to the fee scheduled above)

DATE WEEK TIME

M-F Jun 9 - 13 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Jun 16 - 20 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Jun 23 - 27 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Jul 7 - 11 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Jul 14 - 18 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Jul 21 - 25 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Jul 28 - Aug 1 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Aug 4 - 8 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Aug 11 - 15 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

M-F Aug 18 - 22 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

CONNECT WITH US

Newterritory.org

/newterritoryclub

1200 Walker School Rd.

@NTRCACLUB

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Updated 12/17/06

Junior Tennis Academy Fall 2014

begins September 1st ACADEMY 1 (ages 4 – 10) Future Stars Hours: 4 – 5:00 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday This program is designed for two types of students, those juniors who are new to the game of tennis and those players with a bit of experience. New students will be taught basic strokes and footwork in an encouraging environment. For students with court experience, the focus will be on continued stroke development, fun, competitive drills and beginning match play. Quick Start, 10 and under tennis will be included now also. Resident Rate: Non Resident Rate: $130/month 3 Days per week Add $10 to monthly rate $100/month 2 Days per week $70/month 1 Day per week ACADEMY 2 (11 - High School ) Grandslams Hours 5:00 – 6:30 Monday - Thursday This program is for players who are new to the game or are wishing to improve their existing skills. Stroke development, strategy and tactics are emphasized as well as competitive play preparation. Resident Rate: $220/month 4 Days per week Non Resident Rate: $180/month 3 Days per week Add $10 to monthly Rate $150/month 2 Days per week $120/month 1 Day per week ACADEMY 3 (Pro Approval Required) Zatters Hours 5: 00 – 7:00 Monday - Thursday This elite program is designed to train the established tournament player in a highly competitive environment. Focus will be on advanced technique training, strategy, and will include match play and physical conditioning. Resident Rate: $260/month 4 Days per week Non Resident Rate: $220/month 3 Days per week Add $10 to monthly rate $180/month 2 Days per week

$140/month 1 Day per week

All students must have waiver forms completed prior to attending class Tuition due at the beginning of the monthThere are no refunds or “carries” of lessons from month to month

Pro Shop phone: (281) 565-5355

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YOUTH SOCCER The Club’s Youth Soccer League is a program designed to

be an educa onal, fun, healthy experience for youth in

grades Pre K – 8th. Our goal is to lay the founda on that

the children and parents can grow from. The Club

promotes fun while teaching the children the

importance of teamwork in recrea onal se ng.

The season will consists of 8 games and 8 prac ces.

Games will be played on Saturday mornings. Prac ce is

once a week. All prac ces and games will be played at

the Sports Complex. Jerseys must be purchased before

the season begins. Registra on opens July 28 and closes

August 31. For more info, call 281-565-1070 or email

[email protected].

Age Group: Pre-K & Kinder | Resident: $90/Non-Res: $135

Age Group: 1st—8th grade | Resident: $105/Non-Res: $150

YOUTH SOCCER SCHEDULE

DAY DATE

SAT Sep 20

SAT Sep 27

SAT Oct 4

SAT Oct 11

SAT Oct 18

SAT Oct 25

SAT Nov 1

SAT Nov 8

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ON TWITTER.COM/NTRCA

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YOUTH

VOLLEYBALL

The Club’s Youth Volleyball League is a program that is

designed to develop skills, promote physical fitness and

create self confidence in kids who are in grades 3rd-8th.

Our goal is to lay the founda on that the children and

parents can grow from. The Club promotes fun while

teaching the children the importance of teamwork in a

recrea onal se ng.

The season will consists of 8 games and 8 prac ces. Games

will be played on Saturday mornings. Prac ce is once a

week. All prac ces and games will be played inside The

Club gym. Jerseys must be purchased before the season

begins. Registra on opens July 28 and closes August 31.

For more info, call 281-565-1070 or email

[email protected].

Age Group: 3rd—8th grade | Resident: $105/Non-Res: $150

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE

DAY DATE

SAT Sep 20

SAT Sep 27

SAT Oct 4

SAT Oct 11

SAT Oct 18

SAT Oct 25

SAT Nov 1

SAT Nov 8

Newterritory.org

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YOUTH BASKETBALL The Club’s Youth Basketball League is a program based

on teaching the fundamentals of basketball and

improving the personal growth of our youth. Our goal is

to lay the founda on that the children and parents can

grow from. The Club promotes fun while teaching the

children the importance of teamwork in a

recrea onal se ng.

The season will consists of 8 games and 8 prac ces.

Games will be played on Saturdays. Prac ce is once a

week. All prac ces and games will be played

inside the gym. Jerseys must be purchased before the

season begins. Registra on opens July 28 and closes

August 31. For more info, call

281-565-1070 or email [email protected].

Age Group: Pre-K & Kinder | Resident: $90/Non-Res: $135 Age Group: 1st—8th grade | Resident: $105/Non-Res: $150 YOUTH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DAY DATE SAT Sep 20

SAT Sep 27

SAT Oct 4

SAT Oct 11

SAT Oct 18

SAT Oct 25

SAT Nov 1

SAT Nov 8

ON FACEBOOK/NEWTERRITORYCLUB • ON TWITTER/NTRCA

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EARLY LEARNING PRESCHOOL The Club provides a state licensed preschool for children ages 18 months to 5 years. We have a wonderful staff of teachers that employ a high quality, cu ng-edge curriculum. Our ELP offers a fun and friendly scholas c environment for your child to grow alongside their peers. Please register at The Club.

SCHOOL HOURS Monday - Friday: 9 AM - 2 PM

REGISTRATION (Non-refundable)

Resident…………………….$100 Non-Resident…………….$140

AGE DAYS COST

(Resident/Non-resident)

18-23 months

Mon & Wed

Tuesday & Thursday

Mon-Thur

Mon, Wed………..$170/$210

Tue, Thur………….$170/$210

Mon-Thur…………$315/$355

2-3 years

Mon, Wed

Tue, Thur

Mon-Thur

Mon, Wed………..$170/$210

Tue, Thur………….$170/$210

Mon-Thur…………$315/$355

3-4years

Tue, Thur, Fri

Mon, Wed, Fri

Mon-Fri

Tue, Thur, Fri……..$245/$285

Mon, Wed, Fri…...$245/$285

Mon-Fri……………..$385/$425

4-5 years Mon-Fri Mon-Fri…………….$385/$425

FALL 2014 SCHEDULE

*DISCOUNT: Refer a friend who registers and get 1 month free!

*DISCOUNT: Families with more than one child enrolled will receive a 10% discount. The 10% will be subtracted from the lowest tui on.

CONNECT WITH US

Newterritory.org

/newterritoryclub

1200 Walker School Rd.

@NTRCACLUB

*SUPPLY FEES (TWICE PER YEAR)

2 days/week………….$50




*Supply fees cover the cost all school supplies and is due with tui on in August and

January.

Please note that ELP follows the FBISD calendar, with a few excep ons.

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OUR SCHOOLS

SARTARTIAMIDDLE

campuses.fortbendisd.com/campuses/sms

• NEW AHS WEBSITE: Please use bulldogbuzz.org for updates and announcements. A calendar with all of the campus events is housed on this website. All paperwork and forms can be found on bulldogbuzz.org/paperwork-and-forms.

• Freshmen DAWG CAMP is suggested for all incoming 9th graders and any student new to Austin High School. Make sure that your new student is registered for this event - Thursday, August 14. The administration will be holding a session for the parents on the 14th in the evening. Check the website for the exact time.

• With school starting August 25, some information about Arrival/Dismissal: To avoid traffi c issues, car riders are encouraged to be at AHS by 7:00am. Parents are allowed to drop off their child in the front of the building or on the student parking lot side. Cars are not allowed in the bus loading area of the school before or after school. Students arriving in the front entrance after 7 a.m. must have a teacher pass. The tardy bell rings at 7:30 a.m. AHS school hours are 7:30am-2:30pm. Students can be picked up in the front circle or student parking lot at 2:30 p.m. Please follow the directed fl ow of traffi c. Students who need to go to their car during the school day MUST obtain principal permission. Students who walk to/from school must use sidewalks and refrain from walking in our neighbors’ yards. This is considered trespassing. Please use your sidewalks.

• Only 11th and 12th graders are allowed to park on campus. All students who park on campus MUST HAVE A PARKING PERMIT. Parking permits will be on sale early in the school year - dates coming soon!

• In connection with Freshman DAWG CAMP, AHS VIPS will be hosting a coffee at 9:00 am in AHS Library. Come learn about all the volunteer opportunities but even more important come learn about AHS and how you can make your child’s experience at AHS even better. If you have any questions about AHS VIPS, please contact Asha C. Vaidya at [email protected].

AUSTINHIGH

bulldogbuzz.org

Jag Camp 2014

We look forward to a FANTASTIC 2014-2015 school year! Please join us at Jag Camp 2014!

Tuesday, August 12th 9:00 AM-NoonA-L 6th Grade & New Student Alpha Split

Tuesday, August 12th 1:00-4:00 PMM-Z 6th Grade & New Student Alpha Split

Wednesday, August 13th 9:00-NoonA-L 7th & 8th Grade Alpha Split

Wednesday, August 13th 1:00-4:00 PMM-Z 7th & 8th Grade Alpha Split

6th Grade & New Student Agenda for both Tuesday Sessions:

• Parent information session held in the Commons• Student Jag Camp activities held in the Gym• Schedule Pick-Up*• Locker Set-Up• Tour the campus

7th & 8th Grade Agenda for both Wednesday Sessions:

• Come and go time for all returning students• Schedule Pick-Up*• Locker Set-Up

Activities available on both Jag Camp days:• Book Fair for ELA readings. Purchase your required books in advance• Deposit money into student lunch accounts• Preview SMS clubs • Join PTO and contribute to the Paws for the Cause annual fundraiser• Purchase PE uniforms ($10 for shirts, $10 for shorts)**• Purchase SMS spirit shirts ($10 each)**• Order SMS Yearbooks ($40)**• Order ELA Supplemental Supplies ($5 total)**

*Class schedules subject to change**Cash or check ONLY. Each purchase is made separately

The FBISD full dress code policy can be found at: http://www.fortbendisd.com/docs/dosl/student-parent-handbook.pdf

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LIBRARY INTRODUCES NEW RESOURCE FOR HOBBYISTS,

CRAFTERS, COLLECTORS

Fort Bend County Libraries will demonstrate of one of its newest online resources for hobbyists, crafters,

and collectors at a special presentation “Find Your Next Project” on Monday, August 11, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm, in the Meeting Room at the Sugar Land Branch Library, 550 Eldridge. The program will be repeated on Thursday, August 14, from 10:15 to 11:45 am, at the same location. The Hobbies & Crafts Reference Center (HCRC) is a valuable online research tool that offers detailed “how-to” instructions and creative ideas to meet the needs of virtually every hobby enthusiast. Crafters, hobbyists, and collectors will fi nd resources on a wide assortment of leisure activities. Information is available for collectors with interests in antiques, coins, stamps, trading cards, sports memorabilia, and much more. Looking for a new recreational activity? The HCRC resource includes information on many activities, too. Learn about rock-climbing, mountain-biking, photography, camping, and many other interests. Crafters of all experience levels will discover information on everything from candle-making and cake-decorating to scrapbooking and sculpting. Full-text articles are provided from leading hobby and craft magazines, including Bead & Button, Creative Knitting, FineScale Modeler, Quilter’s World, and many more. The resource also includes access to more than 720 instructional videos, full-text information from more than 1,500 magazines and books, and more than 3,000 recipes from various health organizations. The demonstration is free and open to the public. For more information, call the Sugar Land Branch Library at 281-238-2140, or the library’s Public Information Offi ce at 281-633-4734.

UNIVERSITY BRANCH LIBRARY INVITES ENTRIES FOR

INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL

In celebration of the many cultures represented in the area, Fort Bend County Libraries’ University Branch Library will

host an International Food Festival of dishes prepared by patrons on Saturday, August 9, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm, in the Large Meeting Room of the library, located at 14010 University Blvd in Sugar Land, on the UH campus. Ten different cultures will be represented: American, Chinese, French, Mexican, Indian, Japanese, German, Italian, South American, and Middle Eastern/Mediterranean. One entry will be accepted for each category, on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. The dish should be able to serve 20 sampling portions. If you would like to enter a dish to represent one of the categories, please call the library at 281-633-5150 to sign up. Registration will open on July 19. On the day of the event, the public is invited to come to the library to learn about the different foods and cultures, and to sample the dishes. Door prizes will also be given away. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call the University Branch Library at 281-633-5150, or the library’s Public Information Offi ce at 281-633-4734.

UNIVERSITY BRANCH LIBRARY PLANS GAMING DAY FOR ADULTS

The Adult Services Department at Fort Bend County Libraries’ University Branch Library will have a new “University

Branch Library Gaming Group” that will meet monthly starting on Tuesday, August 26, from 4:00 to 5:00 pm, in the Small Meeting Room of the library, located at 14010 University Blvd in Sugar Land, on the UH campus. People who enjoy the challenge, excitement and competition of playing videogames, board games, or card games are invited to test their skills against one another at this special event for adults and older teens. This month will feature the Nintendo Wii(tm) Super Smash Bros. Brawl videogame. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call the branch library at 281-633-5100 or the library’s Public Information Offi ce at 281-633-4734.

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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS AT UNIVERSITY BRANCH LIBRARY

RESUME FALL SCHEDULE

Fort Bend County Libraries’ University Branch Library, 14010 University Blvd in Sugar Land, presents a variety of free children’s programs -- Mother Goose

Time, Toddler Time, Story Time, Pajama Night Story Time, Kinder Korner, and After-School Breaks -- every month. These programs are free and open to the public. The new fall schedule will resume during the 3rd week in August.

Mother Goose Time, which normally takes place every Wednesday at 10:30 am, provides caregiver/infant activities and songs especially designed for the youngest book-lovers, from age 1 month to 12 months. Program dates are August 20 and 27 ONLY this month. Toddler Time, which normally meets every Tuesday at 10:30 am, offers caregiver/child activities, stories and songs for older babies, from 12 to 36 months of age. Program dates are August 19 and 26 ONLY this month.

Story Time, which normally meets every Monday at 1:30 pm and every Thursday at 10:30 am, provides stories, movies, and age-appropriate craft activities for pre-school children, 3 to 6 years of age. Program dates are August 18, 21, 25 and 28 ONLY this month.

Pajama Night Story Time, which normally takes place every Tuesday at 7:00 pm -- gives families an evening option for some activities presented during the day time. Program dates are August 19 and 26 ONLY this month.

Family Story Time – Saturdays at 10:30 am – provides stories, songs, a fi lm, and a craft for families with children of different ages. Program dates are August 2, 23, and 30.

Kinder Korner – a time for kindergartners to enjoy stories, movies, crafts and other activities – normally takes place on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday, beginning at 4:00 pm. Kinder Korner will not take place in August. The program will resume in September.

The After-School Breaks – crafts, movies, stories, and more for school-aged children in grades 1 through 3 – normally take place on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, beginning at 4:00 pm. The After-School Breaks will not take place in August. The program will resume in September.

A new Tween Café, which will take place on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 4:00 pm, will have age-appropriate activities for youth in grades 4 and 5. The Tween Café will begin in September.

The Middle School Programs, which are designed for youth in grades 6 and up, normally take place on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month, beginning at 5:00 pm. The Middle School programs will not take place in August. The program will resume in September.

The Middle School Advisory Council normally meets on the 1st Monday of the month, beginning at 6:00 pm. The Advisory Council provides input to staff from the point of view of young patrons. All middle-school students in grades 6 and up are invited to attend. The Middle School Advisory Council will begin meeting again in October.

For more information, call the branch library at 281-633-5100.

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FREE “SAT” PRACTICE TESTAT UNIVERSITY

BRANCH LIBRARY

Representatives from Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions will conduct

a free practice SAT test at Fort Bend County Libraries’ University Branch Library, on Saturday, August 16, from 10:15 am to 2:30 pm, in the Small Meeting Room of the library, which is located at 14010 University Blvd in Sugar Land, on the UH campus. Students will take a full-length practice SAT test to gain experience and become better prepared for the actual test. The SAT is used by U.S. colleges to determine admissions and to award scholarships and grants. The test is three hours and 45 minutes long, and consists of three sections – Critical Reading, Writing, and Math. Students should bring two #2 pencils and a non-graphing calculator. The session is free, but seating is limited and reservations are required. To register online at the library’s website (www.fortbend.lib.tx.us), click on “Calendar,” select “University Branch Library,” and fi nd the program. Participants may also register by calling the library at 281-633-5150, or by visiting the library.

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NEW TERRITORY TARPONS

Tarpon Families: Our awesome swim season has come to a close. Thank you to all our swimmers, coaches and

parent volunteers for making this such a fantastic season. Congrats to all our All-Star qualifi ers! Enjoy the rest of your summer and look for returning swimmer registration information next February. As always, go to our website at www.newterritorytarpons.com for updated team information.

A final THANK YOU to our wonderful and generous 2014 sponsors:

Platinum Level: Dairy Queen. Magnolia Hotels and Mike Tate’s “99” Tire & Auto

Gold Level: Bizopia, St. Michael’s ER, Russo’s NY Pizzeria (Sugar Land) and Sweetwater OB/GYN

Silver Level: ABC Animal & Bird Clinic, C&C Dental, Larry Caldwell, DDS, Carmelo’s Mexican Grill, Chick-fi l-A, Finish Line Sports, Grand Parkway Animal Hospital, Grand Parkway Dental, Healthy Teeth Pediatric Dentistry, Kids R Kids, Lemke Orthodontics, McDonald’s, Shaelyn Neal Photography, Smoothie King, Sugar Creek TSO (Dr. Robert Le), Sugar Land Swim School, Today’s Vision Sugar Land and Willie’s and Grill & Icehouse.

If you visit any of these establishments, please be sure to give them a big Tarpon Thank You for supporting our team!

SUGAR LAND SWIM SCHOOL

Before the kids go back to school, consider signing them up for our August session. We have morning and evening

lessons available every day of the week! Sugar Land Swim School’s group class ratio is 3 swimmers to 1 instructor. We also offer private lessons, which is a great option for those looking for a fl exible schedule. Check the website for group and private class schedules: www.sugarlandswimschool.com.

NEW TERRITORY TORPEDOES

NEW TERRITORY TORPEDOES GO UNDEFEATED!

Congratulations to the New Territory Torpedoes Swim Team on their undefeated 2014 swim season! We’re

so proud of our over 200 swimmers. The Torpedoes won meets against Ashton Village, Commonwealth, Quail Valley, First Colony Gold and Covington Woods. Many of our swimmers represented the team at Prelims, Finals and All-Stars. It wouldn’t be possible without the instruction and patience of Coach Kathleen Murch and her staff. Thanks to our sponsors for their support and to our dedicated parent volunteers. Special thanks to Carmelo’s Mexican Grill for hosting our post-meet celebrations after each meet and to Chick-Fil-A Greatwood for hosting our Spirit Days. On July 13th, the Torpedoes hosted the end of year party at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Sugar Land. The party featured a dance contest, a photo booth, a Mexican buffet catered by Carmelo’s and swimmer award presentations. The following swimmers received $500 college scholarships: Chad Cleary, Megan Brandt, Christian Kale, Emily Westfall and Emily Weir. Thank you for your dedication to the team. Check out our website at swimnt.org if you’re interested in joining the fun next season. Keep Calm and Swim Fast Torpedoes!

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At Girl Scouts, you might explore the solar system, venture on a nature hike, become a weather watcher, write and star in a play, enjoy a scavenger hunt, or take an amazing trip. And you’ll do it with other girls and caring adults who just might become your friends forever.

So if you’re ready to take on the challenge, Girl Scouts is here to inspire you to roll up your sleeves, help your community, earn badges and awards, and enjoy Girl Scout journeys, an exciting way to learn about leadership.

If you can think it, you can do it.Whatever your interest, Girl Scouts has it.

For more information about Girl Scouts in New Territory and how to sign up at a rally, visit the Brazos Valley Community website - http://brazosvalley.weebly.com/

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SUGAR LANDRandall’s Shopping Center5810 New Territory Blvd.Sugar Land, TX 77479

281-565-0404

HoursMon-Thu: 9:30 AM-9:00 PMFri-Sat: 9:30 AM-8:00 PMSun: 12:00 PM-6:00 PM

Any Roof over 10 years old needs to be checked after this weather situation!

30 years in business. We are fully insured.

Accredited A+ rating with the BBB

Free inspection of roof. Same day service.

We are experts in roofing, and experts in storm damage assessments.

We offer full coverage manufacturer warranties.

No high pressure sales tactics. We listen to you!

Our roof installers have been with HRS for a minimum of 12 years.

We do not hire labor off the streets!

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It’s best to have your roof inspected immediately after a hail storm, to check for possible damage. If your roof was damaged, you will want it repaired before the next rain. Don’t wait. Act now to avoid costlier repairs later!

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Serving Sugar Land for 30 Years

713-782-9818fax: 713-782-9841

5711 Schumacher Ln., Houston, TX 77057

In business in the Houston metro area since 1939.

Providing complete design, installation and service of lawn sprinkler

and drainage systems.CV Painting - Contractor

Carlos E. Valenzuela4410 Trail Wood Dr.Sugar Land, TX 77479

Cell: (713) 294-6476Phone: (281) 565-9561

[email protected]

A monthly smart service fee of $10.99 for one thermostat, $18.99 for two thermostats, and $24.99 for three thermostats, will be added to your bill. Smart thermostat may not be compatible with all HVAC systems. Wi-Fi required for installation. Certain eligibility requirements, fees, taxes, terms, and conditions apply. Not available in all areas. Early termination fee applies. ®Direct Energy Marketing Limited, used under license. PUCT Certificate No. 10040. DER136-52-0714

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John Bowers, Agent1650 Highway 6, Suite 450Sugar Land, TX 77478Bus: [email protected]

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281-499-3511 www.freshairinc.com

The #1 Air Conditioning Co. in New Territory

WIREDELECTRICAL SERVICES

ELECTRICIAN

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Financing Available

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The Computer Dude

Specializing in:Computer Diagnostics, Installation & Repair,

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Miles McCalebwww.thecompdude.com

(281) 636-8901 [email protected]

SHOWALTERLaw Firm

ShowalterL A W F I R M

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Bashans Painting& Home Repair

[email protected]

Interior & Exterior Painting

Hardi Plank Installation

Wood Replacement

Sheetrock Repair

Interior Carpentry

Cabinet Painting

Wallpaper Removal and Texturizing

Pressure Washing

Fence Repair/Replacement

Garage Floor Epoxy

Custom Staining

Gutter Repair/Replacement

Faux Painting

Window Installation

Trash Removal

Ceiling Fan/Light Fixtures

281-347-6702

281-731-3383 cell

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CRITICAL AIRAIR CONDITIONING & HEATING

Martin BeresOwner,

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TACLA021957E (Licensed & Insured)

DON’T LET YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH FALL OFF YOUR CHECKLIST.With summer winding down, it’s time to think about your mid-year health check. At Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, we are dedicated to providing quality patient care for the entire family because we know you care about your family’s health. Put these essential checkups at the top of your list to stay healthy this fall.

are a vital step to help you and your family live a long and healthy life. Schedule a primary care appointment online at

or call .

is the best way to start your student’s season off safely. Join us on Saturday, August 9 from 9 a.m.– 12 p.m. at Wheeler Field House for Student Physicals & Health Expo. For more information, visit

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enables more individualized treatment of a student athlete in case of concussion. To schedule an appointment, contact Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine at .

ASSOCIATION UPDATES

SchoolsFort Bend ISD………………………………………………… 281-634-1000Brazos Bend Elementary..................................…………... 281-634-5180Walker Station Elementary School.....................…………. 281-634-4400Sartartia Middle School....................................…………… 281-634-6310William B. Travis High School............................…………… 281-634-7000Stephen F. Austin High School……………………………… 281-634-2000

GeneralWindstream (Sugar Land Telephone)............…………… 1-800-501-1754Repair Service……………………………………………... 1-800-782-6206WCA (Trash Pickup)………………………………………… 281-368-8397Call Before You Dig……………………………………….. 1-800-245-4545CenterPoint (Report Street Lights)………………………... 713-207-2222Commissioner James Patterson…………………………… 281-980-2235Crime Watch…………………………………………………. 281-242-4014Municipal Operations & Consulting………………………... 281-347-8686Si Environmental……………………….……………………. 832-490-1600Fort Bend Department of Public Safety…………………… 281-232-4334Fort Bend Animal Control…………………………………… 281-342-1512Fort Bend Independent School District…………………… 281-634-1000Fort Bend Appraisal District……………………………….. 281-344-8623Fort Bend Road & Bridge………………………………….. 281-342-4513Fort Bend Tax Assessor/Collector……………………….. 281-341-3700Home Inspection (Constable)………………………………. 281-242-4014Recycling/Household Hazardous Waste…………………. 281-633-7581Sugar Land Post Offi ce……………………………………. 281-494-4150Vacation Watch (Constable)………………………………. 281-242-4014Voter Registration…………………………………………… 281-341-8670Comcast Cable……………………………………………… 281-774-7222

EmergencyFire Department……………………………………… 911 or 281-494-3344FB Emergency Medical Services…………………… 911 or 281-342-2100Poison Control……………………………………………... 1-800-222-1222Sheriff Dispatch………………………………………. 911 or 281-341-4665

Commercial Directory9’ers Grill……………………………………………………… 281-491-051599 Tire & Auto………………………………………………… 281-313-8484Baker Roofi ng….……………………………………………...281-980-7800Brazos Collision.……………………………………………...832-595-1212Carmelo’s Burritos & Tacos………………………………… 281-494-2031Christian Brothers Automotive……………………………… 281-242-2886Door Stain Guyz ……………………………………………… 281-787-9550KFC / Taco Bell……………………………………………… 281-494-9720Kids R Kids…………………………………………………… 281-494-5437McDonald’s…………………………………………………… 281-494-0503Metscript Pharmacy…………………………………………. 281-277-2700New Territory Montessori…………………………………… 281-494-4800O’Henry’s Catering………………………………………….. 281-240-2335Papa John’s Pizza………………………………………….. 281-242-0200Parcel Plus…………………………………………………… 281-565-1515Premier Dental……………………………………………….. 281-277-8787Ruthie’s TexMex.……………………………………………. 281-491-7884Sasu Sushi Bar……………………………………………… 281-313-0075Smoothie King………………………………………………. 281-240-6451Subway……………………………………………………….. 281-265-9300Sugar Land Insurance……………………………………… 281-491-3800Westco Donuts……………………………………………… 281-277-9389

If you are a local business owner serving New Territory Residents and would like your phone number listed here, please contact Tiffany Ybarra, 281-565-0420.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION & PHONE NUMBERS

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Certified

Fence

Specialist

Wood, Ornamental Iron and Chain Link

Serving Fort Bend and the Surrounding areas

832-525-9959

Chris LesakBroker Associate

281-701-5569 Cell832-471-6491 Faxwww.FortBendHomeTeam.com

Your source for all your Real Estate needs!

We Buy, Sell and Lease in all ofFort Bend County

Get a FREE Home Price Report atSugarLandHomePrices.com

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION & PHONE NUMBERS

Neighborhood RepresentativesAutumn Ridge....Open………..........................................…[email protected] Bend....Stan Adams....281-491-6086................…[email protected]’s Pointe....Shannon Newman…................................BrandonsPointe@newterritory.orgCambridge Park....Dan Mitchell....713-208-3202.......................CambridgePark@newterritory.orgChapel Bend....Adam Johnson……...............................................ChapelBend@newterritory.orgCias Ridge....Clay Alumbaugh....281-277-0456.............…[email protected]’s Bend....Michael Harper...................................…[email protected] Ridge...Open…………….………………………………[email protected] Place...Gary LaFontaine……………………………………[email protected] Lakes....Mark Taylor....281-989-9900................…[email protected]’s Green....Charles Basden....281-565-5059......................FostersGreen@newterritory.orgGreystone Place....Suma Mudan....…………................…[email protected] Meadows....Joe Pisano..........................................…[email protected] Pointe....Paul Stimson....281-565-4598................…[email protected] Morrow.............................................…[email protected] Crest...Sandra Straub………………………..………………[email protected] Crest....Fred Meyer....281-491-2822...............…[email protected] Whitelaw....281-302-5802......…[email protected]..…………………………......…[email protected] Point....Mike Moderhak………………………………[email protected] Park Estates....Open...……...............................…[email protected] Royale....Teresa Barker…………........................................PointeRoyale@newterritory.orgPreston Forest....Lisa Brettmann....281-265-2054........…[email protected] Crest....Salim Savani..................................…[email protected] Glen....Jim Rhome..…………………………[email protected]’s Landing...Betty Lozada...281-565-0092.....…[email protected]’s Landing 2....Avinash Rahurkar...713-449-1005....RobinsonsLanding2@newterritory.orgSander’s Ridge....Andy Stewart....281-435-0839………………[email protected]’s Glen....Kathy Schwartz....281-565-1040.…[email protected] Cove....Debbie Simpson…………………[email protected] Chase....Teresa Yeager.......……………..…[email protected] Heights....Jim Richter………………………………[email protected] Creek....Open.………...….....……….……….........................StoneCreek@newterritory.orgStonehaven....Jan Curry....281-565-5851.…...................................Stonehaven@newterritory.orgSummerhill....Open.………...….....……….………[email protected] Cove....Claudia Davis.............……..............................…[email protected] Lakes....Ed Blanchfi eld.....................................…[email protected]’s Landing...Azucena Tobias...281-494-9072.…[email protected]’s Station....Jimmy Elkins....281-565-4886.....…[email protected] Beer..........................…..........…………………………[email protected] Meadows....Dan Gallo....281-277-8523............…[email protected] Meadows 2....Open..........................................................WestMeadow2@newterritory.orgWilkin’s Crossing....Open...………………………………[email protected]

Association Offi ce, 6101 Homeward Way......….........................................................281-565-0616Website...........................................................................................www.newterritory.orgSusan Rash - Executive Director..................….........................................susan@newterritory.orgCarol - Director of Accounting......................…............................................carol@newterritory.orgSilvia - Accounting Assistant........................….............................................silvia@newterritory.orgChidinma - Compliance Manager…...........……...................................chidinma@newterritory.orgLaura - Compliance - A/P Assistant…...........……........................…………[email protected] - NTRCA Receptionist.........................…..............................................amy@newterritory.orgTiffany - Administrative Assistant……………………[email protected]

NTRCA Resident Board MembersMichael Pincomb, President

281-980-5934 • [email protected]

Louis Manuel, Vice President281-265-7255 • [email protected]

Robert Chirich, Treasurer281-903-7413 • [email protected]

Sharon Cole, Secretary281-565-0733 • [email protected]

Jeff Myerson, Director281-565-0907 • [email protected]

Chip Locke, Director281-565-2638 • [email protected]

Cindy Picazo, Director281-565-6485 • [email protected]

Club Information and Hours1200 Walker School Road

281-565-1070 • Fax: 281-565-1130

Michael Walker, Director of Parks & [email protected]

Julie Kveton, Parks and Facilities [email protected]

Daniel Massey, Recreation [email protected]

Elaine Tackett, Youth Programs Coordinator [email protected]

Brandon Torres, Athletic [email protected]

Danish Akhtar, Marketing [email protected]

Club Operating HoursMon. - Fri. 5:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Sat. - 7:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.Sun. - 12:00 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Tennis Information and HoursPro Shop • 281-565-5355

Russ Kennedy, Tennis [email protected]

Pro Shop HoursMon. - Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

& 3:45 p.m. - 8 p.m.Fri. & Sat. 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Pool Management Company:Aquatic Advisors: 713-609-9489

Neighborhood Crime Watch Coordinators

If your neighborhood is not listed, it does not have a Crime Watch Coordinator.Contact the Safety Committee at [email protected] if you would like to volunteer.

Blakely Bend, Jagi Chandnani……713-504-4760Clayton’s Bend, Emad Ahwash..…832-525-5580Easton Lakes, Sigi Lavelle…………281-565-6128Foster’s Green, David Soliz..........832-818-8771 High Meadows, Calvin Martin………281-788-5427Lake Pointe, Sharon Cole…………281-565-0733Lakewind, Dharam Arya……………281-745-2547Meadow Crest, Jim Willis………….713-223-4051Meadowvale, Mike Staggs…………281-277-0216Morningside, Barbara Crabtree……281-494-7442Pecan Point, Kirk Plazinich………281-494-6865Preston Forest, Rick Branek………281-494-0441River Glen, Jim Rhame……………713-542-9916

Robinson’s Landing, Jennifer Wells…281-277-2704 Sander’s Ridge, Andy Stewart……281-435-0839Spinnaker Cove, Anh Nguyen………832-741-6105Sterling Chase, Jeff Nutter…………281-240-6201Stone Creek, Ed Aldredge…………281-565-4839Stonehaven, Kathy Ashmore………281-265-3213Summerhill, Open…………………..281-240-7848Thompson’s Landing, Ryan Nolen…281-221-6015Watermill, IIa Mehta…………………281-494-1909West Meadows Co-, Qudisia Taqvi…281-313-3909West Meadows Co-, Jennifer Anthony..281-980-1480Wilkin’s Crossing, Kim Nelson………..281-795-2443

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