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2016-0411-Howe-Enterprise.Pdf http://howeenterprise.com/ Serving the community of Howe since 1963 Volume #53, Edition #47 Monday, April 11, 2016 howeenterprise.com Howe's That Palio's Pizza Cafe coming to Howe Money mixed with Howe has a always been trash for Trash-off on known as a community that helps each other out. The Saturday greatest things about small towns is that very aspect of tribalism so some degree. In last week's edition, you saw the front page of the house fire on Walnut Street. It was the home of Tim and Kathy Becker who moved to Howe nine years ago. While living This coming Saturday is Keep Howe here, they've never asked Beautiful's "Trash-Off." They are anyone for anything and asking citizens to come together to now are in need of clean up Howe by picking up trash everything and are asking The long awaited secret has been smallest town size of any of the 42 and they have special incentives for their neighbors for a little revealed. Palio's Pizza Cafe is to Palio's locations, but thinks the future those who care to do so. There will help. They have already open in approximately a month and a of the city is bright. be cash laying around on the ground met with Linda Wall and half in Howe. Owner Harry Awad were able to get some along with gift certificates from local says that Howe's location the Full story in the coming weeks. clothes from Peggy's Porch. businesses. Those who actually do A storage facility in Van volunteer to pick up trash could Alstyne has donated space Howe Middle School Band receive actually make some money. for three months. "ones" at UIL Volunteers of all ages are asked to The Beckers lost everything meet at 10 am at the Howe from eating utinsels to Development Alliance building at furniture. Their home 101 E. Haning St. KHB is asking insurance paid for the mortgage to be covered, but volunteers to bring gloves and proper not the house to be shoes. Trash bags will be provided. demolished. Howe Athletic In the coming days, we will be able to tell you how you Booster Club can help. In the meantime, you can donate money by The UIL Concert and Sight Reading of a prescribed music list. Three seeking board depositing into the Howe contest took place in Anna last week judges graded those three Chamber of Commerce and the Howe Middle School Band performances before going across the members account at Independent came up with aces among some pretty hall and given music that they've Bank and all money steep competition. The band prepares never seen before and asked to sight The Howe Athletic Booster Club deposited for the Becker for three peices which include a read the music. When it was all said will be holding board member family will go to them. march and two conrasting styles off Continued on page 11 elections during the May meeting. Any interested party may run for Howe ISD SHAC has successful run any position they choose. Ken Honaker and Tammy Griffin plan to continue to serve as president and treasurer respectively, however, the positions of vice president and secretary will be open and need to be filled. Anyone interested in serving on the board please contact HABC President Ken Honaker. He can be reached at [email protected]. Runners start the 4th Annual Bulldog 5K. Photos on page 11. howeenterprise.com Monday, April 11, 2016 Page #2 Tyson donates $100,000 to Texoma Meals on Wheels Tyson's Bill McKeeman announces the donation on Sunday afternoon. Photo by Catrina Portman Howe Middle Schoolers headed to Washington Parents of selected Howe Middle Visit Mount Vernon School students participated in an Mansion and grounds informational meeting on Thursday Museum and education center evening regarding the ability for George Washington's tomb their kids to be able to go to Enjoy an evening activity Washington D.C. as part of the Explore America Education First program. Day 3: Washington, D.C. See the U.S. Capitol and Visitor Students will have the following Center itinerary: Photo stop at U.S. Supreme Court and the Library of Congress Day 1: Washington, D.C. Explore the Tidal Basin Arrive in Washington, D.C. FDR Memorial Explore Washington, D.C. Martin Luther King, Jr. National highlights: Memorial Photo stop at the White House Jefferson Memorial Photo stop at the Washington Visit the National Archives Monument Visit the Smithsonian museum of WWII Memorial your choice, which may include: Visit the Smithsonian museum of National Air and Space Museum your choice, which may include: National Museum of Natural History National Air and Space Museum National Museum of African Art National Museum of Natural National Museum of American a History History National Museum of African Art Optional: Potomac River/Dance National Museum of American Cruise (seasonal) http://scogginsfuneralhome.com/ History Guided night tour of Washington, Day 4: Washington, D.C. D.C. Drive along Embassy Row Lincoln Memorial View the residence of the Vice Korean War Veterans Memorial President Vietnam Veterans Memorial Visit the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park Day 2: Washington, D.C. Visit the exhibit Daniel's Story at the Visit Arlington National Cemetery U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Changing of the Guard at the Tomb Optional: Theater performance of the Unknown Soldier Kennedy gravesites Day 5: Washington, D.C. Make a photo stop at the Marine Visit the Newseum Corps War Memorial Depart for home www.elpatioescondido.net howeenterprise.com Monday, April 11, 2016 Page #3 Bulldogs ready for stretch drive https://www.independent-bank.com/ Howe first baseman Matt Griffin stretches to get the out against Pilot Point on Tuesday. Photo by Michelle Carney On Tuesday, both the Howe a steal of home by David Crees, an Bulldogs (9-11, 6-4) and Pilot RBI single by Triston Matthews, Point Bearcats put runners aboard, and an RBI double by Brennan but it was Howe that was able to Ross during the second inning take advantage, pulling out an 8-6 fueled the Bulldogs offense early. win at home. Nick Wilson racked up three RBIs on two hits. He singled in the Pilot Point got nine hits compared second inning and doubled in the with just six for the Bulldogs, but third inning. the Bearcats stranded 10 runners on base. S&S had no answer for Matt Griffin, who kept runners off the Howe would not give up the lead basepaths in his appearance. Griffin as Pilot Point was unable to held S&S hitless over two innings, walked two and surrendered 10 hits. The Bulldogs matched their five- weather a three-run sixth inning allowed no earned runs, walked run third inning with five more in deficit. none and struck out two. Howe easily handled S&S pitching the seventh. In the third, the Howe as eight hitters combined for 14 Bulldogs Varsity scored on a two- Pilot Point scored one run in the Underwood recorded the win for hits, 11 RBIs and 14 runs scored. run double by Wilson, scoring seventh on an RBI single by Howe. He allowed four runs over Crees and Reagan. Reagan Gochis, but Howe would five innings. He struck out six, hold on to the lead with good pitching. David Crees got the win for the Bulldogs. He allowed four runs over five innings. He struck out seven, walked two and surrendered seven hits. The top of the first saw Pilot Point take an early lead, 4-0. The Bulldogs stayed on top until the final out after taking the lead in the fourth, scoring two runs on. Howe scored two runs in the sixth. Peyton Reagan had a sacrifice fly. On Friday, Howe jumped out to an early lead on S&S and captured a 16-4 victory at Sadler. http://howefamilydentistry.com/ With nine runs in the first three innings, Howeleft no doubt about the eventual outcome. A sacrifice fly by Griffin Underwood in the first inning and http://www.salvagejunky.com/ howeenterprise.com Monday, April 11, 2016 Page #4 Lady Bulldogs clinch playoff berth with big week https://www.sonicdrivein.com/ Emily Sanders homers in the win over Gunter. Photo by Sharla Ross The Lady Bulldogs (20-2-1) beat The Lady Bulldogs brought home Gunter on Tuesday 11-5 at Gunter one run in the third inning, and High School in seven innings. matched that run total in the fourth. In the third, Howe scored on a solo Howe scored four runs in the fifth home run by Emily Sanders. on a fielder's choice, an RBI single by Peyton Streetman, an error, and On Friday, the Lady Bulldogs beat a passed ball. S&S 8-2 in seven innings at S&S High School after a five-run Streetman racked up three RBIs on explosion in the seventh inning. https://www.txfb-ins.com/insurance/agent/Grayson/23242/LorettaAnderson three hits for Howe. Howe scored in the seventh on an Madisyn Hargrove recorded the RBI double by Streetman, a win for the Lady Bulldogs even sacrifice fly by Hargrove, and a though she allowed five runs over three-run home run by Anderson. seven innings. Hargrove struck out five, walked three and gave up nine Payton Griffin helped the Lady Reasons to not put your cigarette hits. Bulldogs take the lead for good in the sixth inning with a dinger. The Lady Bulldogs jumped out to Ross singled to get on base in the butts in flower boxes an early 2-0 lead in the top of the sixth.
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