East End Events
January 16, 2004
Game night will be this Saturday the 17th at 7 PM at the Towner Hall.
Mary Louise Huddleston is happy to report that Rick is doing much better. He is making great progress and after his last evaluation Monday, has been moved to an "apartment" under the hospital's care. Mary Louise, Sharon Scott, and Mike Huddleston spent the day with Rick Monday in Denver.
Gary Tuttle and Bernice Tuttle traveled to Denver Friday to be with Larry and Judy Tuttle as Judy underwent knee surgery. They spent Friday night in Ft. Collins with Chad and Trista Tuttle. Saturday, they visited again with Larry and Judy Tuttle and attended the stock show.
Ron and Ruth Buller recently returned from Oklahoma where they had a nice time with family.
Saturday evening, Linly and Sherell Stum took Felix Henke, Brian Ngai, Kami and Kirbi Stum, and Henni Wicke to Lamar to watch the Harlem Ambassadors play basketball. They had dinner and ice cream as well.
I will not be available next week to write the news. If you have important news that can't wait until the next week, please contact the newspaper. Other than that, I'll talk to everyone th next week!
The Plainview senior class is hosting their second annual Community Knowledge Bowl Meet February 13 at 7 PM. We had so much fun last year and hope that many teams sign up. The registration fee is $20.00 and there is a five member limit-no exceptions. Five members means four active players and one alternate. There will be a dinner from 5-6:30. Teams MUST BE registered by February 6-NO EXCEPTIONS. Your team must be paid for before you are able to participate. Call Kami (719) 727-5461 or Jamie (719) 729-3434 to register your team today!
"In the long run the pessimist may be proved right, but the optimist has a better time on the trip,"-Daniel L. Reardon.
"The end is nothing; the road is all,"-Willa Cather.