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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 2004

Page

7

Jack's Body Shop and Radiator Repair Featured as Leader’s Business of the Week

The Wellington Leader spotlights Jack's Body Shop and Radiator Repair at 1509 9th Street as the current Business of the Week. Owner Jack Needham started the business in 1950 after time at Drummond Body Shop, with Craig handling most jobs. the shop employs two and offers body and radiator repairs plus windshield replacements and deductible savings.

Jack 9Th Street Jack Needham Drummond Body Shop 8Th Street Wellington Craig

Democratic County Convention Recaps March 27 Proceedings

The 2004 Collingsworth County Democratic Convention drew representation from each precinct. Delegates sat along the center aisle marked by precinct benches as credentials were verified by Delbert White Frank Coleman Jr and Betty Oldham. Joe Stewart candidate for County Sheriff spoke on his platform while resolutions on Texas Teachers and one nation under God passed and were to be shared with the press and Texas Democratic Party. Lennie Sims served as permanent chair with Loretta McKinney as secretary.

Collingsworth County Democratic Party Delbert White Frank Coleman Sjr Betty Oldham Joe Stewart Texas Burl Brim Texas Democratic Party Lennie Sims Loretta McKinney

Collingsworth County Offers EQIP Conservation Funding

The Environmental Quality Incentives Program provides cost share and technical assistance to farmers and ranchers. Collingsworth County allocates about 102000 for three EQIP categories including County base funds and Special Emphasis Areas. Applications are open with a cutoff of April 15, 2004. NRCS contact 806-447-2575 ext 3.

Collingsworth County EQIP Collingsworth Natural Resource Conservation Service NRCS

Eyecare resources for seniors on fixed incomes

Seniors on tight budgets can access free or discounted eye care through EyeCare America. The program offers three paths glaucoma and diabetes care plus senior eye care with up to a year of treatment at no out of pocket cost via 7,500 participating ophthalmologists. Also reach Lions Clubs and LensCrafters Gift of Sight for screenings and free eyewear. call 1-800-222-EYES or Lions Clubs International 1-800-747-4448 or LensCrafters at 1-800-541-LENS.

Wellington Leader Wellington Savvy Bob EyeCare America The American Academy of Ophthalmology Lions Clubs Lions Club Lions Club International Lionsclubs.org LensCrafters

Abundant Life Fellowship Psalm on Loving Jesus

Jeni Neeley from Abundant Life Fellowship reflects on God’s desire for companionship over our own pursuits. She recalls the well known verse about God loving the world and giving His Son, urges prioritizing God, and proclaims personal devotion to Jesus as the Blessed Prince of Peace.

Jeni Neeley Abundant Life Fellowship God of God Prince of Peace Jesus

Runoff Election Set for April 13 for Railroad Commissioner

The Republican Party will hold a runoff for Railroad Commissioner on April 13, 2004, between Robert Butler and Victor G. Carrillo. Early voting runs April 5 to 8 in the Clerk's office, and all Collingsworth County precincts vote at a single polling place on April 13 from 7 am to 7 pm under County Clerk guidance.

Republican Party Robert Butler Victor G. Carrillo Collingsworth County Court House Bonnie Fedric Mary John Hicks

Gateway to the Panhandle Arts and Crafts Show Opens Saturday

The Childress Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Gateway to the Panhandle Arts and Crafts Show at Fair Park Auditorium on Saturday April 3 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Vendors from regional towns will offer sand art sterling silver jewelry candles bath and body products leather and wood crafts dolls paintings prints toys and more. Admission is free with an all day concession.

Childress Chamber of Commerce Panhandle Fair Park Wild Plum West Casa

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