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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2004
Page
1
A planning meeting for the upcoming car show will be held Thursday April 8 at 7 30 p m at the Fairgrounds. To volunteer contact Lisa Hamby at 447 5841. Sign up also includes youth T ball coach pitch and little league offerings with ages and contacts.
Collingsworth County Chamber of Commerce unveils the 2nd Annual City Wide Garage Sale on Saturday June 5 with a 10 dollar listing fee to place addresses on the city map. Food booths will operate on the square. contact Cheryl Tarver Carroll Daves or Dorothy McGill for participation. Lifetouch to photograph junior high and high school students on April 8 in the auditorium for spring pictures.
Easter Sunday events listed for Wellington Church of the Nazarene with plans for a Tenebrae service and an Easter program on April 4.
Sheriff Rusty Lee urges preparedness as March through May mark peak tornado season in the Texas panhandle. Test sirens sound on the first Monday of each month at 9 a.m. only in clear weather. real alerts last a minute or more and require confirmation of an immediate threat. Residents should shelter promptly, and avoid calling the sheriff during alerts. The office contacts school, hospital, and nursing home when sirens sound to warn vulnerable groups.
Valeri White accepts a Golden Nail Award to Zephyr Foundation of Wellington for supporting Ritz Theatre restoration and other local arts projects in the panhandle. The foundation, established in 1996, funds scholarships and programs aiding children, disadvantaged adults, seniors, and community welfare. Easter wishes from Wellington Leader staff.
The 55th Quail Ex-Student Banquet is set for April 10 at Quail High School with 5 p.m. registration and 6:30 p.m. meal catered by Miss Piggie. Jay Fielding of class of ’68 will attend and attendees should contact Cary Don Neeley or Ruth Caldwell to RSVP and provide head counts. Quail High School class of 1949 also marks its 55th reunion with activities starting 6 p.m. April 9 at Ras-H Ranch, with reservations required.
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