No Burn Policy lifted in Collingsworth and Wellington
The County of Collingsworth and City of Wellington lift the Emergency No Burn Policy as of 10 a.m. Friday May 31 1996 Fire Chief Danny Gray urges continued caution with open outdoor burning and related activities.
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Collingsworth
City of
Wellington
Danny Gray
Bibletimes Experience at United Methodist Church June 8
The United Methodist Church invites children four to entering fifth grade to Bibletimes Marketplace on Saturday June 8 1996 from 2 to 7 p.m. Families cluster to explore Bibletimes occupations and relationships as Bible stories are dramatized in shops. Call 447-2377 with questions.
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United Methodist Church
County completes bridge over Elm Creek in Collingsworth
Collingsworth County Road Department has completed a bridge across Elm Creek in the northern part of the county. At 67 feet long and 19 feet 6 inches wide it is the largest and most complex project undertaken recently. The structure uses 108000 pounds of cement 600 pounds of welding rod and 704 feet of 33 inch I beams. County Judge Jim Forrester commended the crew and commissioners including Tony Hunter Zeb Roberson and Pat Gulley for building the bridge to specifications at about one tenth the estimated cost.
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Collingsworth County Road Department
Elm Creek
Tony Hunter
Zeb Roberson
Jim Forrester
Pat Gulley
G. C. Baker
Gerald Needham
Garrett Akeman
Terry Massey
Baldemor Gonzales
Belew and Castillo named to All-District Baseball Team
Two Wellington Skyrocket players receive spots on the 1996 All-District 2-AA Team. Benito Castillo earns the catcher honor. Chris Belew secures first base. Also listed are Jurado, Henderson, Martinez, Taylor, Yanis, Fields, Salinas, Williams, Edmunds, and Jurado as fellow first team members. The report also notes the Panhandle Firemen's Association convention in Amarillo with Wellington attendees and honors.
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Wellington
Benito Castillo
Benito
WHS
Epiphanio
Josephine Castillo
Chris Belew
Chris
Mike
Debra Belew
The
Panhandle Firemen's and Fire Marshal's Association
Holiday Inn East
Amarillo
David Peters
Jim Sikes
Eva Hamby
Laverne Hughs
Panhandle District Firefighter's Auxiliary
Faith Baptist revival runs June 9 to 14
Faith Baptist Church schedules a revival starting Sunday June 9 at 11 00 a m and ending Friday June 14 Evening services occur at 5 30 p m Sunday and 7 00 p m on weekdays A 5 30 p m Monday hot dog bust joins evangelist Henry Roe with Don D Thornton directing music Ben Karnes to play piano and lead singing Rev Robert Shugart invites all to attend.
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Faith Baptist Church
Henry Roe
Don D. Thornton
Ben Karnes
Robert Shugart
May 1996 Temperature and Moisture Report
May 1996 temperature and moisture data submitted by Tommy Hudson, local National Weather Service representative, detailing monthly readings. Includes figures for average highs and lows, precipitation totals, and notable anomalies observed during the period.
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Tommy Hudson
National Weather Service
Denise Sexton wins first in barrel racing at Tri State Rodeo
Denise Sexton captured first in barrel racing at the Tri State High School Rodeo Finals in Dalhart May 31 to June 2, 1996. She earned a saddle and three buckles, was named Rookie of the Year, and led with 88 points in barrels while placing fourth in pole bending at 75.00.
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Denise Sexton
Dalhart
Denise
Dennis and
Pam Sexton
Wellington
Local museum honors older Texans for Older Americans Month
Green Thumb Inc. promotes senior employment and training while Texans of all ages are urged to join in recognizing the contributions of older Americans. Annie Isaacs, a Green Thumb attendant at the Collingsworth Museum and Art Center, is highlighted for greeting visitors and assisting with museum activities this past year. Diane Cowan, Green Thumb Director, invites everyone to honor seniors and renew efforts to support their quality of life as the nation marks Older Americans Month.
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Green Thumb, Inc
Annie Isaacs
Collingsworth Museum and Art Center
Charlene Poteet
John F. Kennedy
Green Thumb
Diane Cowan
Five Arrests Over May 24 to June 3 In Collingsworth County
The Collingsworth County Sheriff's Department reports five arrests between May 24 and June 3. May 24 a male was arrested for violation of probation from burglary and remains incarcerated. May 28 another male for probation on burglary, remains jailed. May 31 a male for theft, paid 1800 restitution 150 fine and 32 court cost then released. June 2 a male for aggravated assault and evading arrest in Wheeler County and evading arrest in Collingsworth County, transferred to Wheeler County jail. June 3 a male for probation on theft, remains incarcerated.
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Collingsworth County
Wheeler County
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Methodist Church
Belew/Castillo
Faith Baptist
HS Rodeo