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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1998
Page
7
Dale Duniep explains tomato fruit set failures from high night temperatures and thrips, plus guidance on cracking, blossom end rot, leaf curl, and best harvest timing. He covers handling green fruit, storage, disease issues like early blight, pinworm control, and notes local extension contact.
Congratulations to Nikki Sims and Kendra Allred for first place at the State 4-H Roundup in College Station with Milk from the Cow to the Store. The Horse Club Playday on June 8, 1998 crowned winners across age groups with multiple first places for Nikki, Cody Bodine, Lindsey Brinson, Shanna James, Kelli Maxwell, Kyle Anglin, and others. A 90th anniversary 4-H quilt drive invites blocks by August 3 after mailing after June 15, with Shooting Sports starting June 15 in Salt Fork Conservation Building led by Kent Riley.
More than 3,600 Texas Tech University undergraduates earned academic honors at the end of spring. Deric Waters made the President's List with a 4.0 GPA while 12 or more hours. Christy Henard Timothy McClure and Brett Whitaker joined the Dean's List with GPAs of 3.5 to 3.9 or higher.
Don Willingham shares an essay from 1940 about opening the chicken coop after a tonsil operation. He recounts a hen and duckling misidentity tale and a prairie chicken legend, urging readers to break self imposed limits and soar like eagles. Ya'll come see us, ya hear.
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service offers educational programs available to all residents without regard to race color or sex. Vatican City is the world's smallest country covering about one sixth of a square mile.
Albert Denney, 76, of Jacksonville Oregon and former Wellington resident, died April 21 1998 after a long illness. Born July 19 1921 in Ryan Oklahoma, he served in World War II with the USS Slater and later worked 1948 75 for the California Division of Forestry. Survived by wife Judy, children Stephen Richard Cynthia Lance, 14 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren, and brother Oneta Fike. Services were held in Jacksonville April 24 with military honors.
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