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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1997
Page
7
The article advises listening with empathy and not forcing death talk, respects patient timing, and urges volunteers to accept varying needs. It covers boundaries, when to discuss dying, gradual withdrawal of visits, and supporting families while monitoring volunteer well being and seeking help when overwhelmed.
Jeff L. Thomas praises Howard Murdock for lifelong community service in Wellington. He recalls Murdock involvement with Girl Scouts Boy Scouts 4 H FFA FHA and school activities at Wellington Lumber and laments the sense of personal touch leaving with his retirement. Thomas notes fond memories of working for him and his honest caring nature.
An ironic homily in Windy Valley urges readers not to overload today with past burdens or future worries. The narrator uses Cal Winkler and a parakeet pun as a folksy frame, stressing one load at a time and faith in handling only today's tasks. Presented by Greenbelt Electric Cooperative for entertainment.
County Extension Agent Dale Dunlap warns frost shifts pasture forage into highly toxic wilted Johnson and Sudan grasses and sorghum. Livestock should avoid wilted material for 3 to 4 days of sun, with safe grazing resuming 10 days to two weeks after rain. Prussic acid acts rapidly, killing animals within minutes. prevent by keeping cattle from affected plants until safe growth returns.
A compact reflection on strategy noting that happiness comes from wisely using the cards one holds rather than seeking perfect luck. It emphasizes practical skill over chance and personal mindset.
Twelve 4 H members joined the first Food and Nutrition Project workshop on Saturday September 27 led by Karen Jeffrey Beth Motsenbocker and Saunna Blacksher. Participants learned garnish labeling nutrition safety and food prep while making busy bags for hospital clinics sheriff and child protective services.
Wellington Care Center hosts the Pioneer Singers at 6 30 pm on Saturday with visitors and residents in attendance. King Bowen and Allene Johnson lead piano and singing, with residents and guests joining in. A church choir and local volunteers assist, and a community air show is announced for October 12 at Childress Municipal Airport.
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