WILDCAT JUNIOR VARSITY In their hometown debut, Canadian’s junior varsity Wildcats rebounded from their previous week’s loss to Bushland with a 28-14 win over the Perryton Rangers. The Rangers got on the board first in the opening quarter with a 40-yard scoring run and PAT, and a 3-yard TD run.

The weather is finally cooling down a notch, which must mean the grills and smokers are heating up for the Canadian River Beach Club’s 12th Annual Calf Fry and Barbeque Cook- Off this Saturday, Sept. 25.

According to this week’s 14-day COV- ID-19 testing summary from the Hemphill County Hospital District, the hospital lab has tested fewer people both in-county and outof-county than the week before, resulting in fewer positive results (10 less) and fewer active cases in-county and out (5/each).

In 1955, the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution petitioned Congress with a resolution, which was signed into law by President Dwight D. Eisenhower on Aug. 2, 1956. Since that time, Constitution Week (Sept. 17-23) has been observed as a time to celebrate the foundation of the American form of government. On Sept. 18, members of Canadian’s Comancheria Chapter, NSDAR, attended the Constitution Week Luncheon in Amarillo, hosted by the Esther McCrory Chapter, NSDAR. WTAMU history professor Dr. Timothy Bowman spoke on the “200th Anniversary of the Santa Fe Trail.” Pictured above are Comancheria Chapter members Jeri Pundt, Pam Hill, Chuck Hartline, Phoebe Hartline, Marilee Wright, Deborah Dickinson, and Shawna Ditmore. For help finding your American Revolution Patriot, contact Pam Hill at pamelahill1776@gmail.com or by calling 469.323.9625.