In Jayton last week, substantial progress in raising a long-awaited roof for a planned beautification project on the square. Rosillo Brothers Roofing out of Snyder finished welding the metal posts and roof frame; roof decking and painting await before landscaping is undertaken.The project has been supported by the Kent County Lions Club. | THE TEXAS SPUR
JAYTONWINS The #1 in D2 in the state, Jayton Jaybirds defeated the Rule Bobcats 54-0 on the road Friday night, and were selected as theTeam of theWeek by KCBD/Lubbock. | JAYTONYEARBOOK PHOTO
MEAT JUDGING HONORS Calvin Hays Chapman (left) and Henry Chapman, members of Dickens County 4-H, participated in the Texas Tech Octoberfest Invitational Meat Judging Contest on October 19. Within the 4-H division, Calvin Hays was Grand Champion,withHenrytakingReserveChampionhonors.Theyalso won the Grand Champion Team award. Each was also awarded a $1,000-dollar scholarship to Texas Tech for meat judging, if either should eventually enroll at Tech. | 4-H PHOTO
GOLD STARS On October 15 two Dickens County 4-H members were awarded the highest award given in 4-H, the Gold Star. This award recognizes those young people who excel in leadership, community service and project work. They also must complete a record book. Each county is limited to only two recipients. This year the awards go to Patton Springs High School students Diezel Ramirez (left), a senior, and Jet Ramirez, a junior. | 4-H PHOTOS
Golfers playing Par 3's due to shorter days
October 8 scramble results
Jayton district XC champs
Jaybirds open district play with win
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