Cotton Scouting and Management Workshop Held in Wellington
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service will host a cotton scouting and management workshop on Tuesday July 15 at 9 a.m. in the Salt Fork Conservation Building Wellington. Emory Boring will cover cotton insect ID and boll weevil control while Todd Baughman discusses irrigation wind season fertilizer applications. BASF experts will discuss PIX to prevent excess vegetative growth and boll loading. The session ends before noon and offers two CEO’s to all attending private, non commercial and commercial applicators. For more information contact Dale Dunlap at 447-2313.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Salt Fork
Wellington
Emory Boring
Todd Baughman
Basf Chemical Companies
Collingsworth County Extension
Dale Dunlap
Educational programs open to all citizens by extension service
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service offers educational programs without regard to race color sex disability religion age or national origin ensuring inclusive access to knowledge and resources for all citizens.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Poetic Verse Echoes Seasonal Walks in Study Note
A reflective note compares reading a poet in January to walking in June, framed as an educational reminder with an educational service disclaimer about discrimination and endorsements. It references the Texas Agricultural Extension Service in a general context.
Collingsworth 4-H Announces July Horse Playday and Events
The Collingsworth County 4 H Horse Club holds its third season playday on July 15 at 7 p.m. in the WEW arena with ribbons for barrels poles stakes and flag. Record books due July 10 for review before judging. Lamb shearing clinic July 10 at 6 p.m. SCS Barn. Gold Star interviews July 17 at 5 p.m. for invitees. highest 4 H honor rewards long-term achievement.
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Collingsworth County 4- H
Lamp Project
SCS
Window etymology from Norse wind eye to modern term
The article traces the word window to early Norse roots vindr and auga meaning winds eye. Builders in Britain adopted the term after Norse carpenters designed houses with roof vents. As doors closed for winters ventilation came from a hole in the roof.
Methodist church welcomes new pastor family in Wellington
First United Methodist Church welcomed Pastor Brian Adams his wife Janice and daughters Cassie and Christy as the new pastoral family. Adams a Duke Divinity graduate has served in Hawley Petersburg Lubbock Stratford Seymour and North Carolina. The daughters join Wellington High and middle school plans include community involvement. The family expressed gratitude for the warm reception and look forward to meeting residents. Norman Cousins quote included.
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First United Methodist Church
Brian Adams
Adams
Wellington
Janice
Amarillo
McMurry University
Divinity
Student Nurses Embrace Hospice Philosophy in Elyria Clinic
A final quarter ADN instructor in Elyria Ohio notes the rewarding hospice rotation at New Life Choices in Lifecare. The article, written by a student nurse, highlights how five weeks foster deep understanding of patient autonomy and end of life choices.
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Elyria
Ohio
Value CD-ROMs for kids include Hello Kitty and Frog and Toad
Parents can buy CD-ROMs under $15 offering trusted characters like Baby Felix Hello Kitty and Frog and Toad Are Friends to promote reading math and creativity in ages 3 to 8. The Red Riddle family sends appreciation to friends and supporters.
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Baby Felix Creativity Center
Baby Felix
Hello Kitty
Danny and the Dinosaur
Syd Hoff
Frog
Toad
Arnold Lobel
Red Riddle
Red Riddle Family
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Kimberly Durhke
Lorain County Community Service
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