The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 110, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 2000 Page: 16 of 24
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THURSDAY 16 MARCH 2000
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D’LISA BRIANT AND CRAIG CAMPBELL
D’Lisa Briant to wed
Craig Campbell
The engagement of their daughter, D’Lisa Kay Briant to Craig Clay
Campbell is being announced by Dee Dee Crosgrove and George
Briant, both of Canadian. Carl and Bonita Campbell of Perryton are
the parents of the bridegroom-elect.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Earl and Dorothy
Wilbur of Dalhart.
Wedding vows will be exchanged at 6:30 in the evening on Saturday,
July 15, in the First Christian Church. The Rev. Tom Moore will
officiate.
The bride-elect is a graduate of Canadian High School and is em-
ployed by the First National Bank. Her fiance’ is a graduate of
Perryton High School and Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
He is an employee of the Canadian Independent School District.
TEXAS FOLKLIFE RESOURCES and their art-
ist in residence, Valerie Ryals, brought a priceless
gift to over 1,000 residents during Valerie’s week in
Canadian. Much has already been written of Valerie
and the immeasurable gilt of time and talent that
she shared with us. Thanks to the Canadian Record
for their wonderful coverage.
In this, my last article with the paper, I would like to
list and thank all the individuals and presentation lo-
cations who helped give Valerie and TFR the oppor-
tunity to bring this cultural
experience to you.
Everywhere Valerie pre-
sented her program or per-
formed her art she was
escorted by a museum or
art alliance board, staff or
organization member. She
was also greeted by a site
contact.
All of these individuals
worked closely with the
museum and Canadian
Arts Alliance to ensure a
fulfilling experience for all
involved. They were:
Angela Duenes, Sue Cox,
•Erbin Crowell, Gibann
Dickens, Carol Reid, Angie
Martin, Doug Ricketts, Ruth Erickson, Sheila
Pankratz, Fred Pankratz, Tria and Jay Godwin,
Wayne Baker, Jan Matthews, Therese Abraham,
Jeannie Pfannenstiel, Sharon Wright, Vivian
Beasley, Remelle Farrar, Karen Minyen, Tracey
Nickels, Shirley Flowers, Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy
Robinson, Marilyn Wilson, David Taylor, John
Baker, Sharon Carr, Mike Williams and Taylor
Newcomb.
Valerie presented at Ma Beasley’s Donut Shop,
Rotary Club, Canadian Elementary School, The Ca-
nadian Nickel, Edward Abraham Memorial Home,
Assembly of God, Baker Elementary, the 7“ grade
ar.d Senior High Band, Lions Club, student work-
shops, CSC Booteamp, United Methodist Church,
Moles from ike
River Valley
Pioneer Museum
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, a
community reception at the museum, and a
concert with Prairie Rivers Musical and
Sing-A-Long. I would also like to thank
Kim and Micah Lewis, Kim Harland, Sue
Bartlett, Alexander's Catering and mu-
seum and art alliance board members for
assisting with accommodations, catering
and hospitality.
In the past I’ve listed these and other
individuals who have
made contributions to
the museum by either
sharing their time, their
talent, their monetary
gifts as well as treasured
objects to your museum.
Faces pass by me as I re-
call all the wonderful and
challenging experiences
1 shared with you while
serving as your museum
director. It has been a
pleasure. 1 thank you for
all the kind words and
support I received as
well as the moments of
challenge when hope-
fully I learned. I also
want to thank the past and present mu-
seum board members who gave me the op-
portunity to serve you and supported me
during that effort.
The museum board and staff face new
and exciting challenges now as they look to
the future. As the museum board and staff
Btrive to meet these challenges and goals,
please consider contacting them and offer-
ing your share of time, talent and gifts.
I’ve often commented about Canadian and
Hemphill County's rich historical heritage.
It is your heritage, your story. Help
the museum tell it simply but tell it well.
You have a wonderful story. Take care.
Dorsey Tubb received a
pace-maker on Monday, March 5.
He was home by March 10 and do-
ing well.
Joyce Thomas hosts Arts
& Crafts Club meeting
Colby Ezzell arrived home last
Thursday and will return to
WTA&M University after this
weekend.
Ranch dressing stars as a brushing sauce for beef and
vegetables in these rave-review kabobs that grill in minutes.
1 boneless beef top sirloin, cut 1" thick (approx. 1 lb.)
1 medium green or red bell pepper, cut Into 1" pieces
1 yellow squash or zucchini, cut lengthwise in halt, sliced Vs
1 packet (1 oz.) ranch salad dressing mix
2 tablespoons water 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
Trim fat from beef steak. Cut steak into 1* to 1 -1 /4' pieces, Alternately,
thread equal amounts of beef and vegetables onto each of four 12'
metal skewers. In small bowl, combine dressing mix, water and oil;
mix well. Brush onto all sides of kabobs. Place kabobs on giUI over
medium, ash-covered coals. Grill approx. 8 to 11 minutes until beef Is
medium-rare to medium doneness and vegetables are crisp-tender,
turning occasionally. Preo time 25 Minutes. Makes 4 servings
The Arts and Crafts Club met
Tuesday afternoon in the home of
Joyce Thomas.
Mary Williams presided and
read “Touch of the Master’s
Hand" by Myra Brook Welch.
Roll call was answered with
bits of wit and wisdom.
During the Show and Tell ses-
sion Beulah Ivie showed a flower
pot Santa; Sharon Kell, a ceramic
Indian wedding couple; Joyce
Thomas, an afghan; Ollie Rogers,
a plastic canvas angel; Charlene
Manns, a crocheted cardigan, and
Katherine Rusk, a guest, a
cross-stitched birth announcement
A demonstration on making
coffee filter angels was given.
The hostess served snacks,
chili salad, pimiento cheese sand-
wiches, chips and dip, German
chocolate cake, lemonade and
coffee.
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Ezzell, Nancy & Brown, Laurie Ezzell. The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 110, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 16, 2000, newspaper, March 16, 2000; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth738867/m1/16/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hemphill County Library.