Tuesday, April 17, 2007
April is National Library Week
By XAVIER ZARAGOZA/The Daily Dispatch
City Clerk Brenda Aguilar, left, and city librarian Glenda Bavier, right, watch was Mayor Ray Borane signed a proclamation announcing April as National Library Week. Douglas Mayor proclaimed April as National Library Week.
Too bad the picture didn't come out so you could see these fools in the border town where I used to live and work.
Sharp as bowling balls the lot.
The pee wee league baseball schedule from Douglas:
Monday's games have the Black Widows vs. the Asps at 6 p.m. On Tuesday the Beetles and the Spiders play at at 5 p.m. followed by the Ticks and the Fleas at 7. On Wednesday it's the Scorpions vs. the wasps at 5 p.m. and the Asps vs. the Bees at 7 p.m.
By XAVIER ZARAGOZA/The Daily Dispatch
City Clerk Brenda Aguilar, left, and city librarian Glenda Bavier, right, watch was Mayor Ray Borane signed a proclamation announcing April as National Library Week. Douglas Mayor proclaimed April as National Library Week.
Too bad the picture didn't come out so you could see these fools in the border town where I used to live and work.
Sharp as bowling balls the lot.
The pee wee league baseball schedule from Douglas:
Monday's games have the Black Widows vs. the Asps at 6 p.m. On Tuesday the Beetles and the Spiders play at at 5 p.m. followed by the Ticks and the Fleas at 7. On Wednesday it's the Scorpions vs. the wasps at 5 p.m. and the Asps vs. the Bees at 7 p.m.
// posted by sinner @ 3:12 PM 
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pee wee league is 8-10 year-olds I believe. (I don't remember) The teams have been named after those same insects for as long as I can remember. 40 or 50 years.
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