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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1998
Page
10
County Agent Dale Dunlap urges Texans to save water at home with low flow showerheads, shorter baths, toilet updates, faucet aerators, and careful kitchen, laundry, and dishwasher use. Detect leaks, fix faucets, and monitor water heater settings. A Saturday workshop at the County Extension Office offers water saving guidance and Braad Show eligibility details.
4-H Shooting Sports workshop set for August 15 at 6 p.m. in the SCS Building on Dodson highway. Kent Riley and Dale Dunlap lead. no personal guns allowed. guns provided. Enrollment open to 9 year olds or third grade and up through 12th grade. 4-H members must enroll and submit a project record form to the County Extension Office by September 1 to qualify for a 4-H Banquet on October 18. Only one project record required, listing others from 1997 98 year.
4-H members will have the chance to participate in the Bread Project by attending the upcoming session. The program aims to teach baking skills and project completion requirements for 4-H contests and certificates.
The FCC approved a voluntary video rating system and set up V-Chip standards for TV sets to block programming by age and content. By 1999 half of new sets will include the V-Chip, with the rest by 2000, and converter boxes under $100 already offer the feature. Ratings range from TV-Y to TV-MA and icons appear briefly at program start.
A community notice invites Oneal Te Cinanea and One Stars to attend a 25 year sale offering sarees at 30 percent off at the local peat office. The event highlights include savings, limited stock, and a celebration of long-standing customer relations.
Wellington August 13 1998 Open House at the Wellington Opportunity Center showcased about eighty to ninety guests. Diana Bartlett noted thirty kids greeting visitors and guides. The event highlighted social skills, manners and tours as volunteers and 4 H donors supported decorations from Carrolls Flowers. The center began in 1995 serving 26 K to 3rd graders with homework tutoring, outdoor activities and arts.
Federal funds totaling 100 million are earmarked to aid low income households in Texas with high energy costs amid a heat wave. Panhandle Community Service will administer the program in the Panhandle, targeting elderly, disabled, large families and those with incomes at or below 125 percent of poverty. Applicants must provide family member details, birthdates, social security numbers, and last 30 days of income.
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