ROBOTICS

La Madre Mia study club was at Creative Chaos, a business on Main Street, on November 13 with co-hostesses Glenda Marcum and Mysedia Smith. Business owner Adriana Stowers was the guest speaker for the club’s meeting. Pictured left to right are Glenda Marcum, Adriana Stowers and Mysedia Smith. Courtesy Photo/Kristen Hicks

NO MAS--Deaf Smith County Justice of the Peace Karen Boren says she won't run for re-election at the end of her current term.

STYLING DESSERTS--Brenda Blacksher of Samaritan Hospice styles desserts for the 15th Annual Samaritan Hospice Dessert Auction upcoming on November 25 at the Kings Manor Lamar Room at 400 Ranger Drive. Local bakers can make arrangements to share a dessert by calling 806-3636085. (Photos by Jim Steiert)

TO SPEAK ON POW CAMP-Joe D. Rogers, renowned former History and shop teacher at Hereford High School, president of the Texas Archaeological Society and Panhandle Archaeological Society, and Region I Texas Archaeological Society director, will speak on Hereford’s POW Camp in World War II: The Town, the Camp, the People at 10:30 a.m. in the Saint Mary’s Parish Hall Saturday, November 22.

AREN'T THEY ALL GOOD?--Hunters who are disappointed if they don't attain the bag limit on ducks or geese on every single hunt may be missing the whole point of the bag limit. Bag limits are often misunderstood by hunters as the “goal” of the hunt when in fact they are biologically driven management tools. Every day spent hunting ducks or geese should be counted a good day.

SCORING AT DISTRICT--Three Hereford FFA teams are bound for Area after success in recent District Leadership Development events at Littlefield. Some of the competitors gathered for a group picture in recognition of the achievements that included District Champion Greenhand Spanish Creed Speaking, District Champion Senior Quiz Team, and High Individual in Senior Quiz Team.