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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1985
THE TULIA (SWISHER COUNTY) HERALD
PAGE NINE
WAYSIDE EMERGENCY TEAM receives Citizen of McGehce. Wade Bell, Randy Wright Chamber Presi-
the Month plaque from Armstrong County Chamber of dent, Kent Scroggins. Fran Stevens, Harold Edwards.
Commerce. L to R: M. L. McGehee, Kandi Bell, Peggy
Twentieth Anniversary
Celebration At Hidden Falls
BY FRANCES CLEGG-FERRIS
The original 1965 staff and directors of
Hidden Falls Ranch near Wayside re-
turned with theirfamiliestocelcbratethe
twentieth anniversary of the founding of
the camp l abor Day weekend The group
enjoyed Bar-B-Que Saturday evening, a
wiener roast by the pool for Sunday
lunch followed by an awards banquet
that evening They swam, hiked, rode
horseback, played basketball and told
tall tales of camp days. Dining hall rules
of the 1965 camp were enforced and all
sang songs of their earlier days. Gary
Speakman spoke at the campfire follow-
ing the banquet about his experiences
working with Campus Crusade for Christ
for ten years in Australia
W hile teaching at Dallas Bible College
the Staat’s felt the need to build a Chris-
tian youth camp in the Texas panhandle.
They looked at several locations before
an agreement was made with Curtis
McGehee for the 200 acre present prop-
erty John said. “It began with a prayer
and a postage stamp” He wrote friends
who contributed time and money to get
most of the buildings framed though not
finished before the camp opened with 27
permanent staff in the summer of 1965.
Fifteen additional staff were added later.
Campers were taken on Wednesday by
bus and Willie Modtsette's truck to swim
at the Canyon Park. Church services
were held in the dining hall until 1973
when the Conservative Congregational
Christian Church in Tulia disbanded and
donated their building with its furnish-
ings to the camp. In 1970 the pool was
built and a gift shop added two years
later.
Once John and Betty were walking
around in the canyon and saw a silver
object sticking out of a bank With much
digging a large bell and its hangers were
uncovered. It probably belonged to the
Baptist who had a camp down in the
canyon there earlier Camp kids are
allowed to ringthe bell whenthey protess
to be saved
Directors of the original board were:
Rev. John Staat, Executive Director and
Founder; Riley Troth, Ralph Shannon.
R. E. Barnard. J. R Hollingsworth. Burl
Callaway, Walker C. Baker. Keith Jones
and Clifford Abbott
Permanent original staff that summer
were: George Bodecker. Wayne Barron,
I ec Baughman, Tom Cox, Jay Dolfuss.
Garv Hanna. Howie Kamper. David
Mullis, Hunter Patterson, Rhea Rakes,
Jody Richardson, Mike Ramsay, Gary
Speckman, Nancy Driver, l.orna Dun-
nagan. Carol Genter, Jackie Hefner. Fran
Heislcr, Roxie Hughs, Martha Lowry,
Rosie Seale. Jill Staat. Anne Watley,
Elaine Watley. Ruby Bonds, Elvia Sum-
mar and Jack E. Wheeler.
Other staff that summer were: Steve
Anderson, Mike Bellah. Van Etling. Mike
Murphey, Jerry Richardson, Scotty
Smith, Chuck Wilbur. Jack Tips, Sue
Hilton. Melody Jones, Debra Robinson.
Mary Starnes, Fran Watson, Tommie
Anderson and Ina Bell Kennedy.
The reunion was attended by families
from Arizona. California. Florida, Colo-
rado. New Mexico, Oklahoma. Israel
and all over Texas. They camped in tents,
RV's the boys and girls cabins and some
even slept in the infirmary.
Mrs. E. J. (Leslie Mullis) Hail pres-
ented awards. Some were: Longest on the
Staff Doreen Modisette; Traveled the
Farthest Distance Stacey Brooks, wife
of an archelogist in Israel; Most
Children Jack Wheeler with five of his
own and five adopted
Attendance through the weekend var-
ied. A total of 136 came and 120 were
there for the banquet.
Unity Study Club....
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beautiful new home on a hilltop 10 miles
from Nashville.
We played 65 Faif dates. We went to
Hawaii with Elvis Presley.
I had thought each year I would be
nominated for Grand Ole Opry Hall of
Fame, but I was always disappointed
until, as a complete surprise, when Ernie
Ford was making the presentation he
said. " This performer joined the Opry in
1940 ” I knew it was me!” All I could
say was "Thank You to all the people
Public Notice
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, in
accordance with an order of the Public Utility
Commission of Texas, hereby gives notice
that on August 20, 1985, the Company filed
tariffs which propose revisions to the Joint
User Tariffs and implementation of Shared
Tenant Services Tariffs.
If the tariffs are approved by the Public Util-
ity Commission, the Company will grand-
father existing customers to the Joint User
Tariffs and totally withdraw the Joint User Tar-
iffs one year after the date of approval of the
proposed tariff revisions, with one exception.
Even after the one year period, existing sin-
gle-line customers subscribing to Joint User
Tariffs may continue their service under cer-
tain conditions
Also, if the tariffs are approved, the provi-
sion of shared tenant services will require
partitioned switching equipment.
No new rates are being proposed in the
aforementioned tariffs. As a result of the parti-
tioning of switching equipment, some exist-
ing customers may require additional PBX
trunks. If so, the Company's revenues may
increase. The Company is unable, at this
time, to estimate the additional revenues, if
any, which would result therefrom.
The Commission received these tariffs as
Docket 6450 and a prehearing conference
will be held at 10:00 A M., Monday, Sep-
tember 23,1985, at the Commission's offices
at 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, in Austin,
Texas.
Persons who wish to intervene or other-
wise participate in these proceedings should
notify the Commission as soon as possible.
Motions to intervene should be filed with the
Commission on or before 4:00 P.M., Friday,
September 20,1985. A request to intervene,
participate or for further information should
be mailed to the Public Utility Commission of
Texas, 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Suite
400N, Austin, Texas 78757. Further informa-
tion may also be obtained by calling the Pub-
lic Utility Commission Consumer Affairs
Division at (512) 458-0223, or (512) 458-
0227, or (512) 458-0221, teletypewriter for
the deaf.
Aviso Publico
De conformidad con una orden de la Comisidn
de Servicios Publicos de Texas. Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company anuncia el registro de
nuevas tarifas. las cuales proponen ciertas modi-
ficaciones de las Tarifas para Usuarios Man-
comunados (Joint User Tariffs) y la implementa-
ci6n de Tarifas para Servicios Compartidos por
Inquilmos (Shared Tenant Services Tariffs).
De aprobar la Comisidn tales tarifas. la Com-
pahia mantendrd vigentes los acuerdos con usu-
arios actuales en lo que respecta a Tarifas para
Usuarios Mancomunados, pero descontinuard
tales tarifas a partir del primer amversario de la
fecha en que se aprueben las nuevas tarifas. Sin
embargo, existe una excepcidn; aun despuds de
tal amversario, los clientes con lineas sencillas
que actualmente cuentan con el servicio para
Usuarios Mancomunados podrdn seguir con tal
servicio sujeto a ciertas condiciones
De aprobarse las nuevas tarifas. las disposi-
ctones correspondientes a los Servicios Compar-
tidos por Inquilinos requerirdn el uso de
conmutadores separados
Las citadas tarifas no proponen nuevas cuotas.
Sin embargo, es posible que debido a la separa-
cion de equipos de conmutacidn, algunos clientes
actuales requerirdn nuevos troncales PBX. De ser
asi, los ingresos de la Compania podrian aumen-
tar En la actualidad, la Compania no puede deter-
minar el monto de ingresos adicionales que
resultarian de tales tarifas.
La Comisidn ha registrado este asunto bajo el
Docket 6450. Se llevard a cabo una audiencia pre-
liminar para discutir todo asunto relacionado con
el Servicio Compartido por Inquilinos el lunes 23
de septiembre de 1985, a las 10:00 de la mafiana,
en las oficinas de la Comisidn, 7800 Shoal Creek
Boulevard, en Austin, Texas.
Toda persona que desee mtervenir o participar
en el presente proceso debe notificar a la Comi-
sidn lo antes posible. Las solicitudes de interven-
cidn deberdn presentarse ante la Comisidn antes
del viernes 20 de septiembfe de 1985 a las 4:00 de
la tarde. Las solicitudes de intervencidn, participa-
cidn o informacidn deben dirigirse a: Public Utility
Commission of Texas, 7800 Shoal Creek Boule-
vard, Suite 400N, Austin, Texas 78757. Para
obtener mayor informacidn debe llamar a Public
Utility Commission, Consumer Affairs Division,
(512) 458-0223, o (512) 458-0227, o al (512) 458-
0221 si requiere teletipo para personas con
impedimentos de audicidn.
Southwestern Bed
telephone
Wayside
Emergency Team
Honored By
Chamber
BY FRANCES CLEGG-FERRIS
The Wayside Emergency Team has
been chosen as citizens of the month for
September by the Armstrong County
Chamber of Commerce. A plaque was
presented to President Wade Bell by
chamber President Randy Wright at the
Monday night meeting September 9 in
Wayside.
Since the first Cardio-Pulmonary Re-
susitation course taught in Wayside in
1982 the team has grown to 2I members.
Seven of these are Emergency Care Atten-
dants, six are Emergency Medical I eeh-
nicians(EM E’s) only, two are EM I s with
Military Anti-Shock Trousers qualilica-
tions, five are qualified in Special Skills,
three in Search and Rescue and two in
High Rise Rescue
Special Skills Certification was granted
and Medical Control Qualification num-
bers were issued September 6 to M. I
McGehee, Fran Stevens. Sue Bartolino,
Harold Edwards and Kent Scroggins
from the Panhandle Emergency Medical
Services. They have completed 6 of I6
modules of course work and clinical
training required lor qualification as
paramedics. The program has been con-
densed and Buddy Heisler is now en-
rolled High Rise Rescue training was
completed by Tom Ferris and Larry
Stevens. Search and Rescue training was
completed by Harold Edwards. Larry
and Fran Stevens.
All of the WE E members are actively
engaged in other full time work. Thirteen
are in farming and ranching. The others
are involved in aerial spraying, camp
who made this possible. God bless you."
There’s no way to end this book As my
life goes on so do my experiences, w hich l
hope continue to make me grow
People always ask me "Where is
Grinders Switch? As I grew older it is
nolonger a little abandoned sw itch on a
railroad in Hickman County. Grinders
Switch is a state of mind a place w here
there is no illness, no war. no political
unrest, no tears. I wish lor all of you a
Grinders Switch "
The United States would fit into the
continent of Africa three and a
half times
work, service station, post office, teach- The community appreciates this recog-
ing, water well service and hairdressing. mtion.
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Tooley, Wendell. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 19, 1985, newspaper, September 19, 1985; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth506971/m1/20/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.