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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2005
Page
1
Postal notice directs readers to send address changes to The Wellington Leader in Wellington Texas with P O Box 992 79095 0992 for mail updates and delivery accuracy.
The week’s meals include Beef stew and sides on June 27, Roast Turkey on June 28 with yams and fruit, Liver and onions on June 29 with vegetables, Fish parton on June 30 with peas and carrots, and Ham on July 1 with potato salad and plums. Oleo and milk accompany most days.
WISD presents a summer lunch lineup including pizza with tossed salad corn pudding cup and milk. hotdog with chili baby carrots apple sherbet and BBQ. burger with tator tots pickle spear apricots and burrito with tossed salad orange slice and cookie plus milk.
A Care Center weekly update details Father’s Day week activities led by residents Sue Parker and Vera Johnson. Volunteered bingo, exercise, bean bag toss, sing along, Bible study, art, and church services involved many residents and volunteers, with James Brown, Nena Oldham, Sue Parker, Lola Estes, Delma Jesse, and Dovie Bruce among frequent participants.
A Saturday softball tournament on June 18, 2005 featured six teams from Wellington and nearby towns, raising about 600 dollars for the Wellington Opportunity Center summer program. The Memphis team, sponsored by Hall County Farm Supply, won first place. The photo lists players Brandin Fields, Willie Torres, Anthony Salinas, Jerry Jurado, Dustin Fields, and coach Maverick Cruze with others in back.
A student travel diary recounts visits to Florence and Siena with highlights like the Uffizi religious art, Michelangelo’s David, the Duomo, gelato, and Tuscan hill towns. It notes meals, church bells, a McDonalds Coke, and a day trip to Montalcino and Saint Antimo abbey, plus Vatican City and catacombs in Rome.
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