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SENIOR NEWS

There were a couple of November birthday peeps that were left off of my list last week. These OCSCA members now deserve a very special, all to themselves, Happy Birthday wish. Also, I need to do whatever it takes to get off of their “list.

November is National Diabetes Month

For years, Texas A&M AgriLifeand its partners in theT exas A&M University Systemhave been of fering diabetes education and solutions for preventing or managing this condition. November is National Diabetes Month.
PHS Wranglers Freshmen Football

PHS Wranglers Freshmen Football

PHS Wranglers Freshmen Football

The freshmen football team hosted Borger Nov. 5 in their last game of the season, and came up short in the 12-6 contest. After a scoreless first quarter, both teams scored a touchdown, with Sammy Perez making the points for Perryton, to knot the score at 6-6 at the half.

PHS Principal’s Honor Roll

Perryton High School has named the students making the principal’s honor roll for the first nine weeks. To be eligible, they must have an average of 89.5 or higher.
Debbie Symons

Debbie Symons

Take us back... Debbie Symons

November birthdays: JeffBechthold, Mar garet Bouchard, Perry Allied, Joe Brillhart, Randy and Valinda Dodson, Susan Kelly, Darla Kile, Herman Lowery, Earl McKinley, Dawn Money, Kay Neufeld, Bonnie Schaef, JaneStollings, Dora Ward andEwait for it...wait...for... it...ME!!

SENIOR NEWS

Happy birthday Nancy! This girl, what can I say that hasn’t been mentioned before? She is definitely the rock that holds us together at the center. She has trained seven different directors before me – save the best for last. Not really the last, but it’s just how the saying goes, so I used it.

4-H members compete in , 4-H roundup in Amarillo

Six Ochiltree County 4-H members competed at the Panhandle District 4-H Roundup Contests at the Amarillo National Center at the Tri State Fairgrounds in Amarillo on Oct. 20. Over 200 contestants from the top 22 counties in the Texas Panhandle competed in various contests.
4-H MEMBERS COMPETE AT ROUNDUP

4-H MEMBERS COMPETE AT ROUNDUP

4-H MEMBERS COMPETE AT ROUNDUP

Members of Ochiltree County 4-H competed at the Panhandle District 4-H Roundup Contests at the Amarillo National Center at the Tri State Fairgrounds in Amarillo on Oct. 20.
SECOND IN QUIZ BOWL

SECOND IN QUIZ BOWL

SECOND IN QUIZ BOWL

The Panhandle District 4-H Roundup Contests were held at the Amarillo National Center at the Tri State Fairgrounds in Amarillo on Oct. 20.

Jennie June Club tours new county law enforcement center

The Jennie June Club met Oct. 14 at the new Ochiltree County Law Enforcement Center. Hostesses were Donna Mann and Renee Lee. Sheriff Terry Bouchard took the group on a tour of the new facility. Following the tour, president Penny Clark conducted the business meeting.