Successful 4-H horse clinic closes at rodeo arena
The two day 4-H horse clinic wrapped up Tuesday at the rodeo arena with Kevin McShane named high point in the experienced group and Helen Potts top in the inexperienced class. Kelly Cooper and James Floyd placed second in their groups, Jamie Boepple earned Most Improved Horseman, and about 22 Ward County youths took part under trainer D C Higgins with appreciation voiced by County agent Johnny Harrison and club leaders Nancy Woodward and Susie Woods.
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Kevin McShane
Helen Potts
Kelly Cooper
James Floyd
Jamie Boepple
Ward County
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Johnny Harrison
4-H Horse Club
Nancy Woodward
Susie Woods
Urban pests in Texas intrigue urban entomologist
Dr Ted Granovsky of Texas A&M University notes at least 25 percent of US pesticides are used in urban areas. He warns urban living does not shield residents from insects and lists common Texas pests including termites cockroaches fleas ticks white grubs and chinch bugs.
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Ted Granovsky
Texas A&m University
United States
Granovsky
Texas
Mugging tale proved hoax in Dallas area incident
A Dallas man, Bob McCracken, 26, reported being mugged east of Dallas Monday night and arriving at Ward Memorial Hospital with claims of a $300 theft, an Exxon card, and a diamond ring. Monahans Police say he beat himself to simulate the attack, a ruse he has used at least five times before. He was in good condition and to be picked up by relatives.
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Monahans
Bob McCracken
Ward Memorial Hospital
Exxon
McCracken
McDaniel retires from Gulf after 35 years of service
W. O. McDaniel of 1401 S Ike retires from Gulf Oil on August 1 after a 35 year career starting in 1944 in Wickett. He began as a carpenter, connection man and roustabout before his promotion to his final classification.
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R. M. Edwards
Wickett
Gulf Oil
Edwards
Gulf
Borger
Monahans
W. O. McDaniel
S. Ike
Mr. McDaniel
County Agents Warn Hickory Shockworm Control Window
County Agents urge applying insecticide from August 1 to August 10 to combat the Hickory Shockworm in pecan trees. The pest burrows in pecan shucks, hindering maturation and reducing nut yield. Best control is Zolone or Guthion via commercial sprayers, though homeowners can spray malathion at 1 qt per 100 gallons or 1 tablespoon per gallon. The problem is most prevalent on Burkett pecans.
Pecan Shocks Warned as Shockworm Threat Grows
ASCS warns Ward and Winkler County pecan growers about shockworm damage to developing nuts and the need for precise timing of chemical treatments. Guidance includes checking nut maturity by cutting into kernels and applying two applications two weeks apart. Also notes certification efforts and fuel provisions for producers. Entertainer Danny Klayman comments on Yankees manager change with Billy Martin.
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Danny Klayman
New York Yankees
Bob Lemon
Billy Martin
Bob
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