VIP Program Aids Retardates at Lubbock State School
The Very Important People Program links eight volunteers with residents aged 3 to 20 to foster one to one relationships. Volunteers log four hours weekly in activities from reading to music and grooming, with in home visits and training to help each child reach potential.
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Mary Alice Diers
Lubbock
Carroll Samman
Ron Smith
Social Service Department
M. C. Overbeck
Greg
John Lee Smith
Emmett Crow
Rt. 2
Abernathy
Rena Osif
Sunset Church double ring vows for Rebecca Akin and Randall Gray
Rebecca Akin and Randall Gray exchanged nuptial vows in a 7 p.m. Tuesday ceremony at Sunset Church of Christ. The couple will reside in Cherry Point North Carolina where Gray serves at the Marine base. The bride is daughter of Gene and the late Mrs. Akin of Dallas and the groom is son of Leonard Gray of West Monroe Louisiana. Both are graduates of area high schools with the groom studying at Abilene Christian College prior to service.
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Rebecca Akin
Randall Marion Gray
Sunset Church of Christ
Gene Akin
28Th St
Leonard Marion Gray
West Monroe
Rayville Church of Christ
Gerald Locke
Denison
Honor
Donna Williams
Belinda Hairgrove
Barry Stewart
Ina Jan McLendon
Susie Gray
Linda Gray
Fred Gray
San Francisco
Calif
Lynn Akin
Steve Lincoln
Mark Zachary
Lloyd Massie
Gerry Akin
Hobbs N.M
Pamela Smith
Charla
Attitude Key To Group Living For Aged
A mother of a friend moves into a women’s residence for seniors and adapts to shared living. Her daughter notes three factors in the unit’s success vacancy in the facility, the right environment, and the mother’s positive attitude despite the upheaval of leaving a lifelong home. Other caregivers emphasize that change, while hard, can be managed with routine and support as people age.
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Henriette Kish
New York
WNS
Teen Aides Receive Colorful Uniforms At West Texas Museum
About 50 teen volunteers work as mini guides hosts and shop staff at the museum. They have logged 394 hours this summer and will continue with school year duties after receiving tunic uniforms from the West Texas Museum Association committee led by Mrs. George W. Carpenter. An fall orientation is planned as more aides are sought. The group schedules a Palo Duro Canyon trip Friday with a Texas stage show, priced at 10 dollars for adults, 8 for teens, and 8.50 for association members.
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Museum
Rita Savage
Lisa Logan
Women's Council of the West Texas Museum Association
Mary Savage
28Th St
John A. Logan
48Th St
Women’s Council of the West Texas Museum Association
George W. Carpenter
Betty Rhea Moxley
Palo Duro Canyon Amphitheater
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