Skewed View
Madame Editor,
Diana Gordon's article this week (Two Birds with One Stone) about the bipartisan Farm Workforce Modernization Act seems a great opportunity for our country's gradual re-centering of attention to the common good. With its designation of Certified Agricultural Worker status, we'll even have an acronym (CAW) to crow about!
Mischievously,
The sounds of laughter and plates clattering, and the smell of fresh-fried catfish overwhelm my senses as I enter the Canadian Restaurant. Waitresses with million-dollar smiles dart through ever-changing mazes of people and kids. My own children most likely provide the most challenging obstacles as they plow through the salad bar line, smiling and waving as if they own the place. I, the clucking mother hen, chase after them, settle them down, and chastise their rambunctious behavior, but not once does any customer, waitress, or staff member bat an eye.
Canadian’s Lady Cat basketball team will head to the Christmas break with some momentum after beating Lubbock Trinity 65-27 on the road Monday.
After falling in a tough 47-45 clash versus Clarendon on Friday, Canadian was able to rebound and head to a much-needed break with a convincing victory. The Lady Cats never trailed Trinity, opening the game with a 21-8 run and owning a dominating 34-15 advantage by halftime.
The DAR Comancheria Chapter met at the Edith Ford Cemetery on Dec. 17 to lay wreaths on the graves of veterans for Wreaths Across America.
Pamela Hill, the DAR Comancheria Chapter Chair made a presentation to volunteers and onlookers before releasing them to lay wreaths. Volunteers included members of the Canadian High School Softball team.
