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MAKING MUNCHIES—Ochiltree County 4-H members participating in the Fun with Food program got together this week to learn how to bake chocolate chip cookies and fruit pizzas. Pictured assembling their fruit pizzas are, from left, Kendall DeWitt, Brooke Helker, and Allizay Barraza

HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS RECEIVE DONATION—Hospice of OGH Volunteers received a donation of $4,900 from Randy and Janice McLain. November is traditionally the Hospice Volunteers’ fundraising month, but the organization will accept donations any time of year. Donors can send donations to Hospice of OGH Volunteers, 3019 S. Main in Perryton. Pictured are, from left, Randy McLain, Janice McLain, and Mike Blank, president of the Hospice Volunteers.

PJH HONOR CHOIR RECOGNIZED— Perryton Junior High sixth grade choir students auditioned in mid-October for places in the 6th Grade Honor Choir. They participated in clinics in Amarillo and performed at the Amarillo Civic Center on Oct. 22. Honor Choir members at PJH included, from left, front row, Tiana Zamora, Sarah Assad, Andrea Pena, and Julia Ramirez; and back row, Alexa Vela, Elian Ramos, Bryan Miranda, Juan Aguilar, and Marilyn Rojo. Not pictured is Maggie Kinney.

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PHS ART WINNERS— Perryton High School art students competed in the ninth annual “Windows on the Wider World” art competition on Nov. 5 at the Amarillo Civic Center. The theme for this year’s contest was “Music.” Adrian Navarrete, at left, took second place in the competition and was awarded $300. Lesly Pinon, at right, placed in the top ten and was awarded $100.

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