Fort Bend Lifestyles & Homes February 2010
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FEB 06
clements HS Athletic booster club ball and auction
The Clements High School Athletic Booster Club’s Booster Ball and Auction will be held on Feb. 6 at Sugar Creek Country Club. The Presenting Sponsor is Direct Energy of North America.
The sports-themed evening, “Ranger Fans Forever,” is a fun, adult night of dining and dancing with a live and silent auction. Ranger fans both past and present are welcome to attend. For more information, go to www.rangerfootballfans.org.
(L-R, front row) Ann Bjorngjeld, CABC treasurer; Shery Dollihite, decorations committee; (back row) Tricia Dilick, Booster Ball chairman; David Dollihite, presenting sponsor, Direct Energy; and Keith Knowles, CHS athletic director.
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FEB 06
pancakes & pajamas
The third annual Pancakes & Pajamas Children’s Festival, presented by Fort Bend Junior Service League and Texas Children’s Hospital, will be held on Feb. 6 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at The Honor Roll School, 4111 Sweetwater Blvd. in Sugar Land. This year ’s theme is Pancakes & Pajamas “Wacky Wonka and the Pancake Factory.”
Jump out of bed and wear your pajamas as you enter the magical gates to an event that will appeal to children of all ages. The morning will be filled with adventure and fun, including a pancake breakfast, magical make-and-take literature and craft activities, a book fair, author appearances, games, contests, parade, raffle and door prizes, in addition to many more wild and wacky adventures for the entire family.
Your Golden Ticket to adventure and fun can be purchased at JoAnn’s in Sugar Land Town Square, Randall’s or contact pancakes@fbjsl.com. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door for an all-inclusive pass including breakfast and participation in all games and activities. Children 2 and under are free.
Proceeds will benefit East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry and Fort Bend Lawyers Care.
The Pancakes & Pajamas committee has a wild and wacky, fun-filled day of adventure planned for guests.
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FEB 04
Girlfriends Giggle
The Fort Bend County Women’s Center and its STARS Auxiliary announced that the Title “Diamond Level” Sponsor for the 2010 Girlfriends Giggle fundraiser is cosmetic surgeon,Dr. John LoMonaco of Houston. “Emerald” Sponsors for the event are Sterling McCall Lexus and OYO Geospace Corporation. Girlfriends Giggle will take place on Thursday, Feb. 4, at Fluor Corporation ’s “Diva Den” from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
“The Women’s Center assistance and programs serve a large need in Fort Bend County helping domestic violence victims and their children achieve violence-free lifestyles and get back on their feet. Our committee of local women has worked passionately to build this event into Fort Bend County ’s ultimate Girls’ Night Out, all for a great cause,” says Josalyn Dean, Girlfriends Giggle co-chair.  
Girlfriends Giggle, billed as a “grown-up girls’ pajama party,” is a night of local food and drinks, dancing, shopping and a variety of indulgences to pamper guests. The 5th Annual fundraiser is presented by the STARS Auxiliary of the Women ’s Center. Proceeds benefit the women and children served by the Fort Bend County Women ’s Center shelter and programs.
For tickets or sponsor information, call Stefani Fitzgerald at 713-515-5779.
Girlfriends Giggle chairs are: (l-r) Stefani Fitzgerald, Josalyn Dean, Brooke Livingston and Nancy Piazza.
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FEB 04
fort bend corps hearts & hammers gala
The Fort Bend CORPS, a nonprofit corporation, was established in 1999 and has completed home repairs on more than 1,100 homes in Fort Bend County. All repairs are provided free of charge with no obligation. This assistance is made possible by grants, monetary donations, in-kind donations, as well as the tireless work of hundreds of volunteers. There is currently a 6-month waiting list of projects within Fort Bend County.  
On Friday, Feb. 5, at Safari Texas Ranch, the Fort Bend CORPS will hold its 2nd Annual Hearts & Hammers Gala to raise funds for the organization. Fifty percent of funds raised will go toward a permanent CORPS office and warehouse space. The other 50 percent will go to the Hearts & Hammers Program, which does the exterior restoration of homes.
For more information, call 281-282-7476.
Gary Pearson, Terrie Stuart, Cinnamon Fuentes (event co-chair), Rochelle Hall (event co-chair), Richard Logan, Chayo Huff, Jill Peschel, Barkley Peschel, Tom Stavinoha, Mazie Leftwich, Brandy Leonhart, Barb Piazzo, Judy Bartay, Susan Davis, Betty Baitland and Terrie Rowley.
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“faith at home”
lecture series,
feb. 4
Sugar Land First United Methodist announces Mary Flo Ridley from Just Say Yes! will open the 2010 “Faith at Home” Lecture Series on Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. The series is open to the public and is free of charge.
Ridley walks parents through a practical strategy to give children honest, factual and age-appropriate information about sex. She emphasizes the importance of parents being the loving authority on the subject, so that children feel safe and comfortable coming to their parents with questions and recognizing that they have the answers. Parents will leave this seminar empowered to talk to their children.
For more information, go to www.sugarlandmethodist.org/sooner or www.justsayyes.org/maryflo.php.

Shared Dreams Toiletry
Drive, Feb. 1-5
Travis High School will hold its Shared Dreams Toiletry Drive Feb. 1 through Feb. 5. Shared Dreams is a program that provides children in Fort Bend ISD with clothing and items needed to attend school.  
Donations of any of the following “new” items will be accepted: toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, combs, hairbrushes, deodorant, bath soap, shower gel and socks (all sizes).
Donations can be placed in the Shared Dreams Drop Box located inside the front entrance doors of Travis High School between 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Volunteers will also collect items at the car drop off at the front entrance before classes begin. For more information, contact travisvips@yahoo.com.

beauty and the beast, feb. 4-6
Hightower High School’s Poseidon’s Playhouse will perform the well-known musical Beauty and the Beast from Feb. 4-Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. each night. Directed by Angela Andrews and Kim Ross, Hightower Fine Arts promises an evening of beautiful scenery, melodious songs, crafted acting and a spectacular show. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students.

fort bend county
tea party evening
of speakers, feb. 5
The Fort Bend County Tea Party is hosting an evening of speakers on Friday, Feb. 5, from 8 p.m.-9:30 p.m. at the First Colony Community Center, 3232 Austin Pkwy., Sugar Land. Tea Party President James Ives stated, “It is vital that the American People stand together to regain control of their future. To this end, those from the Left, Right and Center are invited to join and get involved. ”
Area residents are encouraged to come and meet the Party board members, learn how to enter and affect the political system, hear how the Tea Party Movement is expanding and how individual citizens are making a difference. Refreshments, party merchandise, silent auction and a raffle will be available. Go to www.fortbendcountyteaparty.com to RSVP. Seating is limited.

Saturday with the
Master Gardeners, Feb. 6
Visit the 4 acres of Demonstration Gardens and talk to the volunteers who design and maintain them on Feb. 6 from 9 a.m.-11 a.m.
Park in front of the Agriculture Center located at 1402 Band Road in Rosenberg, and take one of the sidewalks to the area behind the building to find the Master Gardeners.
For more information, call 281-341-7068 or go to www.fbmg.com.
Mary Flo Ridley
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