The Clarendon Press, February 8, 1973 Page 8
Community
jl]lltV[ CAll E-FI:I00THI,q Action reports
attendance up
at CHAMBERLAIN
New Car Selection Is Good....
Good Bunch of Used Cars, Too.
The Donley County Co m reunify
Action office reports good at-
tendance in Vocational Training
Classes, both TSTI and Clar-
endon College classes. The re..
sponse has been tremendous
which pr'oves .tlat our area
needs vonal training said
director Edna Osburn. Some
statistics to prove this are in
the age breakdowns. There are
43 in the 16-21 age group, 42 in
the 22-44 age group, and 25 in
the 45-64 age group. These are
people who are dropouts or are
interested in upgrading them-
selves on their present Job or
trying to get a better paying
JOb.
The agency has worked with
72 heads of households this
month. They are enrolled in 8
vocational training classes.
This number does not include
the college enrollment. Trans-
ferrable college hour s are being
earned by these students. Some
obtained student loans and some
paid full tuition fees.
As coordinator of the Donley
County Program, Mrs. Osburn
urges each person interested
in the program to write your
congressman and representa-
tive requesting re-funding for
the agency.
"We want the Community Ac-
tion Agency, Planned Parent-
hood, Housing Development, and
Educational Program for our
area. This is an educational and
child care facility greatly need-
ed if we expect to develop in-
dustry."
There will be a survey of the
county made for all purposes
required for re-funding in the
near future.
All persons interested inpre-
entrance testing for G.E.D.,
call 874-2G73. There are books
for studying to prepare you for
pre-entrance. Once thepre-en-
trance is passed you can take
G.E.D. with more confi-
dence of passing it. G.E.D.
(General Equivalence Diploma)
is accepted on any Job or for
college entry. This program
has had wonderful results this
past year. Thirty-three Di-
plomas have been earned and
an equal amount working to-
ward the same goal.
Electra 225 Custom Hardtop Coupe
So Why Wait?
Vickie Childs
Vickie Childs
is active
in Senior Class
Vickie Childs is the 17-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Childs of Clarendon.
The 5'2" brown-hairedbeauty
is very active member of the
THE CLARENIX)N COLLEGE Bulldog Queen's Court is pictured above, as
the basketball game Monday night. Miss CindyMaddox, a sophomore at CC, was
queen. She is in the center.CarolJeanGodfrey,far right, was first runnerup; Joyce
far left, was second runnerup; and Jo Ann Braddox, right center, was third
(Press Photo)
Madin-Ashtola
Mrs. Horace Green and Ellen
went to Amarillo Friday after-
noon. Ben, Morris Green and
Todd Carter returned with
them for a weekend visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen HeRon
visited Wednesday night with
Mrs. Charley Hearn.
Mr. and Mrs. Doss Finley
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Roahr of the Cline Ranch
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Othel Elliott
visited Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rey-
nolds.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott
and Billy of Amarillo visited
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clo-
vis Bible.
Mrs. Lena Mae Graham has
been on the sick list with the
flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jones of
McLean visited this weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Koontz.
Lisa Woods spent Saturday
night with EllenGreen. Mr. Sut-
ton had coffee with Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Green Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. T.B.Odomwent
to Lubbock Wednesday for his
medical check up and returned
home Saturday evening.
Robert Partain and Nuford
Dill went to Silverton Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Kate Jones of McLean
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Shannon in Claren-
don and Mr. and Mrs. H. So
Mahaffey.
Mrs. Ollie Nelson and Mrs.
Bonnie Koontz and Mrs. Ella
Briggs came in from DallasSat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Green
visited with home folks on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Elliott of
the Hudgin Community visited
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Othel Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rhoades
and Mrs. Skeet Brown went to
Borger Wednesday.
Robert Partain made a busi-
ness trip to Memphis Thursday.
Mrs. Clovis Bible visited her
brother, Wendel Bolin who is
in the Highland General Hospital
Sunday afternoon.
Beth Green went to RedRiver,
New Mexico with the Explorer
Scouts for the weekend of skiing.
Bobby and Gary White of Groom
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Lena Mae Graham in Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Odom and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tolbert of
Clarendon visited Sunday after-
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Odom and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn and
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Greenhad
tea with the Horace GreensSun-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Billy Hearn and baby
was home for the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lyles.
Mrs. Buddy Tittle and chil-
dren of Amarillo visited the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Vance Gray.
Ellen Green visited Paula Jo
Hardin Sunday afternoon.
Phillip Murphy and friend
PhiUip Russell of Dallas were
weekend guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Tolbert.
Harold Green of Phillips
made a business trip to Claren-
don and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Rhoades Saturday.
Our sympathy goes out to
the family of Mrs. Dovie Mea-
dor who passed away Thursday
at the Hall County Hospital.She
Is the mother of Mrs. LeonFos-
ter of Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rhoades
and Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Bible
played eighty-eight
Mrs. Frank
Thursday night.
The A shtola
its regular meeting
February 1st at
Mrs. H. S.
served cake,
tea to eight
visitors. They were I
DeBord, Ismanel
Finley, Sue
Bible, Ruby
and Veda
meeting will be
17th. It will be a
We will have a
and will play
sandwiches. We
7: p.m.
Mr. and Mrs.
fey visited Mr. and
Dory Friday night.
Will see you all
4-H Youths hono
County Agent G
Local 4-H Youths and their
families gathered at the Cham-
berlain Community Center
Saturday night to honor Donley
County Agricultural Agent,
Ronald Gooch. Through devious
planning and numerous tall
tales, the group was able to
surprise Mr. Gooch. Presenta-
tion of a gift of appreciation
was made to the honoree by
Bud Hermesmeyer and Jerrel
Martin, parents with the longest
active service to the group.
A bountiful covered dish sup-
per was spread by the ladies of
the group and enjoyed by the
families, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Come In and Trade TODAY! seniorclass. Elected as Miss Campbell clive
Congeniality, Vickie has been ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. a
a Spanish Club participant, F. Charley Hearn.
Mr. and Mrs. Doss Finley
T.A. member, Annual Staff visited Wednesday afternoon
worker, Student Council repre- with Mr. and Mrs. John White. Jeff Campbell, thel8-year-old Jeff. a Church of C!
sentative, Most Beautiful Con..
testant and F.tLA. follower
through-out high school.
Hoping to major in Psycho-
logy or Lab Technology Yickle
commented, "I don't know
whether I'll go to college here
or not next year. During the
next five years I will be train..
lng for a job in either of the
two fields.
Listed as the green-eyed
charmer's favorite show of the
year was "The Posideon Ad-
venture." Blue is her special
color and her favorite pet is
Princess, a collie.
When asked about "that spe-
ical boy" Ylckie named Scotty
Lindley who is presently serv-
ing a tour of duty with the Air
Force.
Vlckie and her parents mov-
ed from Amarillo a little over
two years ago.
f Our this week's featured sen-
ior's astro-size is Libra.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rey-
nolds and daughter of Amarillo
visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rey-
nolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Roehr and
family of Sllverton visited Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Chef
Roehr of Cllne Ranch.
Mlss Susie Dunn, Miss Marty
Dunn, and her fiancee Bob
Mauch and Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Dunn were houseguests for
the weekend of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernie Green.
Mrs. Edora Joyner, Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Nelson, and Mrs.
Larry Hall, Todd, and Jeff all
of Amarlllo spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ollie Nelson and Mrs.
Bonnie Koontz and also spending
the weekend with them was Mrs.
Ella Briggs of Dallas.
Miss Melinda Lyles of Stephen-
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Camp-
bell is an active Boy Scout mem-
ber. The senior listed his hob=
bies as scuba diving, backpack-
ing and hiking all of which he
participates in as a member of
Explorer Post 33.
This 5'6" Virgo listed foot-
ball, track, F.F.A., and photo-
graphy as his high school in-
volvements. While in high
school Jeff was chosen as Top
Ag student and Class Officer.
"Although I haven't decided
which college to attend I do
plan to specialize in Anthropo-
logy and Marine Archeology"
were this brown-haired, hazel
eyed brawn's comments on his
future plans.
Jeff has a Doberman Pincher
named Brandy which he has tak-
en great pleasure in training
and raising.
"That special girl" forJeffis
Debbie Lowry.
be r, has been a
dent of Clarendon.
Jeff Cam
Gooch, the Jack
ry Hastys, Roy b I
Jerry Hawkins,
meyers, Johnny
rel Martins,
Jiggs Manns, James
Jr. and Don
The group then
good fellowship
games among tho
The hall was very
decorated in the
Evelyn and Camille I
Through th
work and guidance
Agent Gooch, he
group through a
ful show
