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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 2006

Page

2

Miss Black Eyed Pea Pageant Opens Entries for 2006

Registrations are accepted for the 2nd annual Miss Black-Eyed Pea Pageant set for Saturday August 5 2006 in Hollis Oklahoma. Divisions range Tiny Miss Little Miss JJ Miss and Miss with ages 5 to 18 plus 2006 graduates. Entrants compete in interviews casual and formal wear with optional talent. Winners receive crowns trophies sashes savings bonds and college scholarships for the Miss division. Deadline is Monday July 31 2006 with $35 pageant fee or $50 with talent. Contact Beth Penington at 580 688 2701 or penington pldi net.

Hollis Beth Penington Penington Pldi.net

Africanized Bees found in Panhandle warn residents

Dr. Carl Patrick reports Africanized honey bees confirmed in Armstrong and Randall counties with sightings spreading north. He notes bees may act aggressively and emphasizes genetic testing through the Texas Honey Bee Identification Lab. Avoid provoking swarms, seek shelter, call 911 if stung, and contact licensed pest control for nest removal. For details visit the Texas A&M honey bee site.

Kay Ledbetter Panhandle Texas Cooperative Extension Carl Patrick Amarillo Armstrong County Patrick Randall County Iwisher County Texas Honey Bee Identification Lab College Station Brazil Honeybee

Avoid Aggressive Driving During Vacation Travel

Texas Extension warns summer travelers about aggressive driving or road rage. A AAA study reports 218 deaths and 12,610 injuries from 1990 to 1996, with 94 victims under 15. Tips include yielding, avoiding tailgating, using signals, and staying calm. contact police if needed.

Texas Cooperative Extension Bev Kellner Extension New AAA Foundation For Traffic Safety Kellner Msnbc Msn.com Texas Department of Transportation Employers For Terri Miller Safe Communities Project Miller Aaafoundation Family and Consumer Sciences Fcs Tamu

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