CRP Land Weed Control Responsibility Emphasized
Salt Fork Soil and Water Conservation and the Natural Resources Conservation Service urge CRP landowners to undertake weed control. Abundant rainfall boosts grass growth but also weeds. producers must use approved chemical or mechanical methods, with FSA paying for one weed control. Delays risk contract termination, penalties, and repayment.
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Salt Fork Soil and Water Conservation
Natural Resources Conservation Service
CRP
Farm Service Agency
FSA
Natural Resources
Reminder on medical powers of attorney for child care
Collingsworth General Hospital warns parents who leave children with others to provide signed and notarized medical powers of attorney. The document authorizes named guardians to make medical decisions for the children during the caregiver period.
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Collingsworth General Hospital
DAR Preamble Reading Planned for July Fourth
The LaPaisana Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution invites the public to a preamble reading of the Constitution on Tuesday July 4 at 10 am. Former DAR Patriotic Award recipients will participate, introduced by Regent Anne Long, with the ceremony on the west side of the courthouse.
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LaPaisana
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anne Long
Boll Weevil Eradication Treatment for Sprinkler Fields
Sprinkler irrigated fields pose a challenge as water can wash insecticide off plants. The Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation offers guidelines to keep effectiveness with minimal disruption to growers. Options include shutting off irrigation for 24 hours or marking pivot positions to repeat application, allowing continued irrigation. Contact district offices or foundation HQ with questions.
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Texas Boll Weevil Eradication Foundation
Charles Allen
Foundation
Allen
First Baptist Church launches sanctuary renovation
First Baptist Church begins a four month renovation of its sanctuary built in 1967. The $400 000 project includes new pews, insulation, updated lighting heating and air systems and redesigned stained glass windows by Berg Studios. HD&D Design Collaborative LLP oversees planning and Kelly Wood Company serves as general contractor.
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First Baptist Church
Hd&d Design Collaborative, LLP
Amarillo
Kelly Wood Company
Berg Studios
Lubbock
Wellington Leader Observes July 4th Holiday
The Wellington Leader will close Friday, June 30 to observe the Fourth of July holiday. The office will reopen at regular hours on Monday and remain open the rest of the week. Readers are reminded to submit ads or news items before departure and to celebrate a safe Fourth of July.
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Wellington
Leader
FBC Youth Join Mission Arlington Week of Service
First Baptist Church youth from multiple states spent June 11 to 17 in Arlington engaging in service activities. They picked up trash at low rent apartments, stocked food and furniture, scraped and painted buildings, and delivered fans. Backyard Bible Clubs were held in trailer parks and apartments, with evenings at a tent revival on the church lot.
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First Baptist Church
Kansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Arlington
Tarrant County
Arlington Area
FBC Wellington
Avalon Apartments
Landmark Terrace
FBC
Derwin Comer
Cash
Alisa
Janise Langford
Judy
Ashley Melion
Kayla Mote
Jennifer Birkey
Wellington EMS offers free bicycle helmets to children
Wellington EMS with the Panhandle Regional Advisory Council Trauma Service Area A will give away free bicycle helmets and provide safety education at Wellington Fire EMS Station on Saturday July 8 2000 from 9 am until helmets run out. The event is first come first served for kindergartners through sixth graders, with a parent or guardian present. Each attendee may win a bicycle donated by Walmart Childress.
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Wellington
Wellington Ems
Panhandle
Childress
Wal-Mart
Barry Clancy
Clancy
Debbie's Fireworks celebrated 27 years in business
Debbie Howard marks 27 years in the fireworks trade. She sells large displays like Dixie, Desert Storm and Big Thunder from the Lucky Corner Stand at Highway 3 and 1Sth Streets, a location she moved to in 1974 after buying the business in 1973. Her family helps, including husband Billy and daughters Sharon Kimi and Robin.
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Dixie
Debbie Howard
Debbie
James Holly
Allsup's Convenience Store
Highway 83
Highway 3
1Sth
Lucky Corner
Billy
James Patterson
Sharon
Kimi
Robin
Will
Kenny
Brooke
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Nathan Brown
Daryon and
Shannon Brown
DAR
Brown Memorial Library
Family Life Center
Mission Arlington
Sharon Patterson
Debbie Lenard
Kenny Patterson