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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1998

Page

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Docket Set For District Court In Collingsworth County

Twenty cases on docket for the 100th Judicial District Court in Collingsworth County are scheduled for docket call at 9 30 a m Monday June 15. Judge David McCoy will preside and District Attorney Randall Sims will represent the state. The grand jury will convene at 10 a m the same day.

100Th Judicial District Court Collingsworth County Earl Griffin Bill Spillman Keith Davis Richard Bird Ed Hinshaw Jim Fling Tom Fotheringham Joan Myers Charles Carter Nolan Greak Paul McGuffy Tom Farris Central David McCoy Randall Sims

Children Ride Transit to Pool and Local Errands

Panhandle Transit offers community transportation including summer trips for children from homes to the pool and back. Driver Buvion Browning departs around 12 30, pool open at 1 00, return at 3 00. Service is space available for local trips and nearby counties with 24 48 hour advance reservations for Amarillo trips.

Panhandle Transit Panhandle Community Services Hound Buvion Browning Amarillo Collingsworth Wheeler Memphis Amarillo Street Wellington Texas

Patriotic quilt project expands in Collingsworth County

Modene Horton led a wall hanging project in the Collingsworth County Courthouse funded by a $15,000 fundraiser for Ellen Younger, a 28 year old Amarillo woman needing kidney and pancreas transplants. Volunteers from RSVP built the piece to improve acoustics and atmosphere, with Ellen pursuing a WTAMU social work degree and plans for counseling work after graduation.

Collingsworth County RSVP Geneva Langford Louise Rogers Lucille Motsenbocker Modene Horton Willie Wade Bonnie Guthrie Collingsworth County Courthouse Jim “Tank" Forrester Horton Ellen Younger Ellen WTAMU Randall Amarillo Modene

County holds emergency awareness exercise and training

County Judge Jim Forrester led a June 8 mock Technological Hazard Functional Exercise at the Burn Handley Community Center EOC. Trainers Steve Trogdon and Gary Whitman praised the county for its training, with participants including Volunteer Fire Department EMS hospital staff utility and DPS collaboration testing sheltering and evacuation procedures.

Jim Forrester Collingsworth County Burn Handley EOC Forrester Governor's Division of Emergency Management Steve Trogdon Gary Whitman Austin Judge Forrester Wellington Trogdon and Whitman Fire Department Emergency Medical Service Collingsworth General Hospital West Texas Utilities DPS DEM Trogdon Hazmat

WHS Band Students Win Medals at State Solo Contest

The State Solo and Ensemble Contest in San Marcos on June 1, 1998 saw WHS performers reach state level. Jeremy Sain earned a marimba solo score of 1 and earned praise as the best high school performer judged. Molly Johnson and Lana Martin won silver in solos. Molly also earned a second for vocal. The percussion ensemble scored 3 with Levi Lewis, Shane Morgan, Jason Maxwell, and Jeremy Sain. Jeremy, Molly, and Lana won medals. alternates Woody Wilson and Cassie Bradham attended with Assistant director Mari Schmedinghoff and Band director present.

San Marcos WHS Jeremy Sain Kendel Hickenbottom Jeremy Molly Johnson Molly Lana Martin Lana Levi Lewis Shane Morgan Jason Maxwell Woody Wilson Cassie Bradham Mari Schmedinghoff

Dream pursuit: Ann Lows lifelong horse passion endures

Fragmentary reminiscence traces Ann Lows, her dream of horses, rodeo life, and a family’s devotion. The narrative recalls early dreams, a stolen dream horse, rodeo success across counties and at Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, and a husband’s passing during which her work with horses continued. The piece hints at long years of competition, trophies, gear, and a final chapter with J D.

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