Briefly


A Natural Resources Conservation Service program availability meeting will be held Feb. 12 at 6 p.m. in the Senior Citizens’ Center in Garden City. According to NRCS Conservationist Elisha Kuehn, the meeting will focus on the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP), the Continuous Conservation Reserve Program (CCRP) and NRCS technical assistance. All interested agricultural producers are urged to attend.

  The Senior Citizens group will meet Jan. 22 at 3 p.m.  Attendees are asked to bring “finger foods.” The next meeting will be Feb. 6 at 6 p.m. and the fare will be stew and cornbread.  You are asked to bring desserts for this meal.

  Barbecued chicken dinners are being offered by Project Graduation for Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 28. See details, From the Schoolhouse.

 The top winners at the 64th Annual Glasscock County Junior Livestock Show:

Matthew Frysak was awarded the Cap Rock Top Hand Scholarship, and Ashley Hirt won the Top Hand Trophy.

Laura Halfmann showed the Grand Champion rabbit and Logan Willis showed the Reserve Grand Champion rabbit.

Colby Hirt showed the Grand Champion swine, and Ashley Hirt showed the Reserve Grand Champion swine.

Drew Plagen’s steer won Grand Champion and Tanner Donica’s steer was Reserve Grand Champion.

Erin Hirt showed the Grand Champion sheep and Ashley Hirt showed the Reserve Grand Champion sheep.

Cade Halfmann showed the Grand Champion goat and Amber Halfmann showed the Reserve Grand Champion goat.

  Glasscock County native Dick Cunningham is now a GC News on-line subscriber. He learned of the newsletter’s web site after his daughter-in-law in Argentina found it!

 


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