Odds & Ends
by MYRTLE HEIDEMAN
Being semi-homebound, I find that an early cup of coffee and a view of the humming bird feeders and six or eight hungry (thirsty?) hummers are a delight to watch, while enjoying the coffee. Their energy and antics are amazing and amusing. Being not much “going on” was reported, so I have to write something, so beware it may be more boring if you don’t call me about some event or meeting in the community.
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Michelle Janicki had a birthday on April 9, Terry Kleen on April 19, Candace Scheibe on April 21, Debbie Moore on April 25 and Logan Crowell on April 28. Happy birthday to all.
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A reminder to all members of the Uhland Live Oak Cemetery Association of the annual meeting to be held on April 24 at the Immanuel Baptist Church Christian Life Center. There will be no cemetery clean up. The meeting starts at 11 a.m. followed by the “carry-in” salad and dessert lunch. Gravesites on the new land are available. Call Daniel Heideman at 512-398-4748.
St. John Lutheran Church annual barbeque and open antique and classic car show will be held Sat., May 15 on the church grounds on Highway 21 in Uhland. The car show will be from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. Call Richard Saxon at 512-312-4975 or Danny Kleen at 512-295-4592 for more information. Door prizes for all registered cars will be given every 30 minutes. Barbeque plates including three meats, beans, potato salad, dessert (home made) and tea for $8 adults and $4 for kids. There will also be a silent auction. Come join the fun along with good food and fellowship.
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Glad to report Ed Daugherty has completed his treatments and is doing ok although not quite ready to go fishing. Jean Collier is home and doing ok with home help. Raymond Heideman is mostly homebound. Barbara Ilse is hobbling along with a broken foot that is in a brace.
Best wishes to all.
