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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

Page

7

Samnorwood School Marks 40th Reunion With July Events

Samnorwood School observes its 40th anniversary during a reunion July 5 with over 400 ex-students and families attending. The weekend includes 12 class reunions on July 4 and 5, a 1 PM registration, 3–4 PM program, 5:30 PM barbecue, and a final dance at Shamrock Country Club.

Samnorwood School Samnorwood Paul Schaub Ex-Students Association United States California Georgia

Wellington City Council Convenes to Address Water Rates and Flood Insurance

The Wellington City Council held a brief called meeting on Monday afternoon June 23 to consider two items. A second reading approved a resolution raising water and sewer rates. A revised flood insurance application was discussed with Mayor Bill Hatch noting federal funding for housing requires prior flood insurance approval and a July deadline for applications.

Wellington Bill Hatch

Jocks Softball Win at Wellington Invitational Tourney

The Amarillo Jocks won the Wellington Invitational Softball tournament on Sunday June 22 defeating Vernon 7 4. Third place went to Childress over Wellington 3 0 and Consolation to Pampa 18 2 over Altus Sagamar Motel.

Amarillo Jocks Wellington Vernon Childress Pampa Altus Sagamar Motel

Consultants Meet With Parents at Wellington Satellite Center

Five staff members from Amarillo State Center for Human Development met with parents of Gordlees at the Wellington Satellite Training and Work Center on Wednesday June 18. The session aimed to involve parents in the program, gather requests and suggestions, and explain ongoing efforts to address each child’s needs. Mrs Ed White noted the individual needs vary and the meeting reflects the center’s progress toward those needs.

Amarillo Ed White Teac Beir Hubert

Rain and Sand Damage Cotton Across Collingsworth County

Heavy weekend rain and drifting sand ruined a large portion of Collingsworth County cotton at a vulnerable growth stage. Preliminary losses hovered around 20 percent and were expected to rise as more reports came in. Officials noted replanting would shift to feed grain or guar, with some seeking goat or other seed to mitigate shortages.

Collingsworth County Wellington US 62 Loco Arlie Quail Richard Keller Weather Bureau Bob Weatherly ASCS Weatherly Hollis Reed Clarendon Amarillo Salt Fork John Rainey Charles Floyd

Hay Camp Hosts Two Day Invitational Golf Tournament

Hay Camp Country Club will hold its Men's Invitational Golf Tournament Friday and Saturday July 5 and 6. Jim Terry reports eighty players from Memphis Childress Quanah Mangum Shamrock Wellington and Hollis will compete in 10 flights of 36 hole medal play with a 2 00 p m shotgun start for the championship through fourth flight and 9 30 a m starts for flights five through ten.

Wellington State Bank Zebbie Shamrock Old Tower Fellowship Hall Hay Camp Country Club Panhandle Jim Terry Memphis Childress Quanah Mangum Wellington Hollis Terry

Girls Attend Twirling Camp at Southern Methodist University

Linda Coffee and Lana Lacy seniors attend Twirling Camp at SMU in Dallas this week and return weekend. They are in intermediate class and are in their second year. Debbie Stallings returns from Drum Major Camp after a week of drills and placed top five in UT Arlington beginning class. Entry fee is 20 dollars. See 4, Page 2.

Linda Coffee Lana Lacy Southern Methodist University Dallas Debbie Stallings University of Texas At

Two Arrested In Back-Door Burglary Attempt

Amarillo man James Bennett Jasmin 22 and his 15-year-old half brother were arrested at 4 30 am Friday June 20 after City Night Officer Wilson Porter spotted a faint light and shadow from the alley behind C H Pharmacy. A metal pipe was used in the attempted break in and Jasmin remains in county jail while the youth goes to juvenile detention.

Amarillo Wilson Porter C&h Pharmacy John Rainey Porter James Bennett Jasmin Wellington Bob Watson Childress Watson Mrs. Watson

Deskins Wells Undergoes Lung Surgery in Houston

Deskins Wells editor and publisher of The Wellington Leader underwent lung surgery at M D Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute in Houston on Tuesday, June 24. His son Henry Wells reported he came through the procedure as well as expected. His daughter, Mrs Ansel McDowell Jr of Perryton, is with him.

Deskins Wells The Wellington Leader M.D. Anderson Hospital Tumor Institute Houston Henry Wells Wells Ansel McDowell, Jr Perryton

ACP Program In Operation For County

The ACP program for 1975 is now in operation with Collingsworth farmers offering 13 practices to choose from. Bob Weatherly says the county ASCS executive director notes options include grass seeding brush control tanks or dams terraces diversion or spreader terraces permanent wildlife habitat sediment retention structures sediment runoff control underground irrigation pipe wells for livestock water pipelines rye seeding and deep plowing. The county has been allocated $33 000 for funding these practices and interested farmers are urged to visit the ASCS office early. Applicants are prioritized rather than first come first served, Weatherly adds.

Collingsworth Bob Weatherly ASCS Weatherly

Wellington All-Stars Enter Amarillo Invitational

Wellington all-star softball team prepares to compete in the Amarillo invitational this weekend, their first out of town event. The squad gathers top players from six Wellington League teams for the Saturday June 28 opener, with about 70 teams overall in the Panhandle tournament.

Amarillo Que Jock Paul Jones Danny West Blackburn Wellington Panhandle Wade Keg Kenny Black Are Lacher Cary Brewer

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