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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1983

Page

9

4-H Dress Revue winners named in county event

Four-H Club seamstresses were named winners in three divisions at the annual dress revue on July 28. LaRanda Motsenbocker and Darla Noakes led daytime non-tailored and active sportswear classes respectively, with multiple others earning top honors. District qualifiers from Collingsworth County include LaRanda, Darla, D N ae Keller, Shelly Thomas, Leslie Birkey, and Nicole Keller for the Panhandle District competition on August 9 at West Texas State University Canyon.

LaRanda Motsenbocker Darla Noakes Diana Noakes Marla Keller D’nae Keller Shelly LaRanda Darla D'Nae Leslie Nicole West Texas State Univesity Canyon Leslie Birkey

Pet Show Slated at Collingsworth County Fair

The Collingsworth County Fair pet show set for Saturday at 10 a.m. on the north courthouse lawn, chaired by Don Gray. Entries must be under control with dogs and cats leashed, rats and mice in cages. Judging begins at 10. prizes include grand and reserve champion rosettes. CONTACT Don Gray at 447-5749 or 912 Houston Street after 5 p.m. for details.

Collingsworth County Don Gray Rosette Gray Houston Street Highway 83

Wellington memories and reunions surface in travel notes

A Wellington resident notes encounters with former neighbors Pat and Nancy McAlister of Perryton in Dallas Fort Worth airport, while Susan Lowe DeLaney returns for a 10th anniversary reunion and Patsy Patton Waller shares Arvada roots. A reader recalls long time subscriber Mrs H L Creed and hints at a family connection across streets at her birthplace. Pecans or walnuts with honey or maple syrup offered as a dessert topping.

Wellington Pat Nancy McAlister Perryton Dallas-Fort Worth Ft. Worth Amarillo Greenbelt Electric Co-operative Nancy Susan Lowe DeLaney Williston North Dakota Shawn Denver Albuquerque Patsy Patton Waller Ray Arvada Colorado Bill Lowes Raymond Pattons Susan H.L. Creed Wellington Leader Mary Ruth Creed Olney

Schaub to Enter Medical School at Houston

Lowry Paul Schaub of Canyon is accepted for the UT Medical School at Houston entering in September. He and his wife Janice visit relatives in Lutie and Sherrock and plan to move to Houston this week. He graduated from Summerwood High and West Texas State University in 3 1/2 years, with recent chemistry research at WTSU. The Indians named menhaden from a term meaning fertilizing fish.

Lowry Paul Schaub Canyon University of Texas Medical School At Houston Janice Paul Schaub Lutie J.G. Bachman Sherrock Hou Albert E. Gunn Schaub Latie Summerwood High School West Texas State University Gradu

Stacy Knoll Dominates Wheeler County 4-H Playday

Stacy Knoll, in the 12 to 14 year group, wins the stake race and places in six events at Wheeler County 4-H Playday held Sunday July 24 in Wheeler. She finishes 1st in stake race, 2nd in golfette, 3rd in rescue race, and 4th in barrels pole bending and flag race. Parents are Mr and Mrs Joe F Knoll of Samnorwood.

Stacy Knoll Wheeler County Wheeler Stacy Joe F. Knoll Samnorwood

Defensive Driving Course for Farm Bureau Members Planned

Collingsworth County Bureau will run a two date Defensive Driving Course on August 15 and 16 at 6 00 p m in the Farm Bureau Building for Farm Bureau members only There is no driving test and a valid Texas driver license is required to qualify for a 10 percent insurance discount The course costs 12 and enrollment is limited Pre register by sending a check payable to Collingsworth County Farm Bureau Box 272 Wellington TX 79095 More information is available by calling 447 2515 The first 25 cent pieces minted in 1796 and Romans learned baking from Greek slaves in ancient times are noted in this readable fragment.

Collingsworth County Bureau Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau Automobile Insurance Company Collingsworth County Farm Bureau Wellington Texas

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