McClendon Elected TEC Vice Chairman in Dallas
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative general manager Stan McClendon was elected vice chairman of the Texas Electric Cooperatives board during TECs 60th annual meeting in Dallas. McClendon leads Greenbelt EC serving about 2,000 member/consumers across multiple counties and has held regional leadership roles.
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Greenbelt Electric Cooperative
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Wellington
Peanut and cotton field day set for August 29
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service of Collingsworth County schedules a peanut and cotton field day on Tuesday August 29 2000. The event starts at 2 p.m. at the Howard cotton farm east of Wellington on Highway 338. Speakers include Todd Baughman Dale Dunlap Emory Boring Chip Lee Levon Harman and Robert Lemon with topics on Morning Glory control cotton varieties insect management and related laws. A meal at Pioneer Park follows and contact is 806 447 2313.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Collingsworth County
Howard Cotton Farm
Wellington
Todd Baughman
Dale Dunlap
Emory Boring
Robert Lemon
Chip Lee
Levon Harman
Pioneer Park
County Extension Office
Wellington City Council Considers 2000 Tax Rate Increase
The Wellington City Council met in a free session on Monday August 14 to discuss tax rate changes and insurance coverage. The proposed 2000 tax rate would rise about 4 percent, reducing city revenue by roughly 4524 dollars, while salaries for Consolidated Law Enforcement rise by 75 dollars. About 25 blocks of city streets are planned for work, with attendees including City Manager Jon Sessions, City Secretary Sherrie Dunlap, and council members Needham Green Grayson Pinto Powell and Leader.
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Wellington
Wan
Sneha
Jaaigh
She
Meer Gary Brewer
Jon Sessions
Sherrie Dunlap
Kevin Needham
Dark Green
Willie Grayson
Sampinto
Robert Powell
Suzanne
Funfest 2000 Set for Sept 30 in Collingsworth County
Fun Fest 2000 is scheduled for Saturday September 30 with events across the community. Theme represents the Pride of Collingsworth County and committees invite signups for booths games tennis volleyball tug of war and parade entrants with contacts Gina Harris Hattie Sanderson Jane Sims Rodney Reeves Cindy Lloyd and Toni Cummings.
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Collingsworth
Ped Nise
Gina Harris
Hattie Sanderson
Jane Sims
Rodney Reeves
Cindy Lloyd
Toni Cummings
4-H members honored at Collingsworth County awards banquet
The Collingsworth County 4-H annual awards banquet Sunday August 20 honored 85 4-H members for the 1999 2000 year at the Burn Handley Community Building. Ty Hartman Wellington 4-H Senior Club president was master of ceremonies as 170 attendees heard recognition of achievement awards and project completions across many members including Shanna James Alisa Langford Cash Langford Faren Anginn and others. Clover Yard signs were presented to first time project completers.
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Collingsworth
Burn Handley
Ty Hartman
Wellington
Holly Davis
Pat Glenn
Zeb Roberson
Joe Tipton
Betty
Bo Bohannon
Charlie Hartman
Shanna James
Alisa Langford
Cash Langford
Faren Anginn
Allison Reynolds
Brittin Bohannon
Eric Needham
Jacob Derr
Lindsay Allred
Tessa Howard
Amber Hollis
Christi Raff
Hannah Briggs
Kandi Jo Stages
Magen Jones
Josh Weatherly
Becca Johnson
Dakota Carter
Jacey Carter
Kristen King
Myra Matthews
Bryan Edward Kemp
Clover Yard
Shay Morris
Tate Baumgardner
Saurna Blacksher
4-H
Jamie Strickland
Marcie Langley
Sammi Parker
Payton Kane
Lance Kane
Lauren Needham
Faron Anglin
Matthew Anglin
Kelli Maxwell
Kyle Anglin
Hollis Davis
Sawyer Sims
Matt Orr
Larkin Davis
Montana Riley
Starkey relives long awaited Texas Tech degree moment
Sharon Starkey walked the stage at Texas Tech University thirty years after earning her degree in Home Economics. The 1970 commencement was canceled by a tornado that struck Lubbock on May 11, 1970, killing twenty six and injuring hundreds. Starkey and fellow graduates later attended a belated ceremony with tours, receptions, and special guests in Lubbock, sharing memories of the storm and the class.
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Sharon Starkey
United Spirit
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Starkey
New Deal
Gary
Bob Clark
Clark
Texas Tech
WHS offers dual credit courses for Wellington students
Wellington High School enables students to earn both high school and Clarendon College credit in AP English and Government with three more offerings Economics Sociology and Scientific Research and Design advanced Biology problems. Students may graduate with 23 college hours if they meet enrollment requirements including passing or exemptions on TASP TAAS scores and paying tuition to Clarendon College.
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Wellington High School
WHS
Clarendon College
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