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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1986

Page

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Foods of Yesteryear Taste of Texas at Extension Clubs

A March 10 event at Burn Handley Community Center Wellington presented by Collingsworth County Extension Homemakers Council features a Taste of Texas Sesquicentennial with foods from Irish, English, German, Italian, Indian, and Mexican heritages. Meal options include a full lunch for 3.00 or individual items 25 cents to 1.50, plus desserts and carryout. Local groups provide displays, entertainment, and a cookbook sale with Texas memorabilia.

Foods of Yesteryear Texas Burn Handley Community Center Wellington Collingsworth County Extension Homemakers Council Old South West The Extension Homemakers Confederacy Midway

Track Season Opens New Era at Wellington High

Wellington schools launch a new track era with all weather facilities for Rockets and Rockettes and junior highs. Practice runs 3 to 4 p.m. as teams prepare for Panhandle invitational and district meets. Coaches Taylor and Lacy forecast 600 to 700 participants across eight classes with robust community involvement.

Wellington High School Rockets Rockettes Panhandle Wellington Carl Taylor Taylor Don Lacy Lacy Shamrock

CPR EMT Recertification Course Opens in Clarendon

A four week 40 hour CPR and emergency care refresher course led by Marshal Peters through Clarendon College runs from March 4 to April 17 at Farm Bureau Hospitality Room. Open to the public, the class costs 30 dollars, begins at 6 30 p m, and ends with Texas Department of Health certification valid for four years. Participants must be 18 or older, with no upper age limit, and will learn CPR breathing aids bandaging splinting and traction splints for femur injuries. For more information call Peters at 447-2490.

Marshal Peters Peters Ambulance Service Farm Bureau High Way 83 Sth Street Clarendon College Texas Department of Health

Mothers Day Out Pre School Begins March 11 at Church

The First United Methodist Church council approves a Mothers Day Out program open to all. Held Tuesdays 10 am to 2 pm in the Sunday School area for ages one to four, with a potential five for non kindergarteners. Fee $4 per session, $3 for second child, supply $2, registration required.

Council of Ministeries First United Methodist Church

Grand Jury Returns Five Indictments on Feb 24

Five bills of indictment were returned by the 100th District Court grand jury in a short session Monday February 24 Three indictments target a trio charged with manufacturing a controlled substance in a laboratory set up half a mile south of Quail Indicted were David Dwain Wilks of Childress charged with manufacture of a controlled substance See GRAND JURY page 2

100Th District Court Tory Quail David Dwain Wilks Childress Grand Jury

Election Workers School March I

County district clerk Helen Gollihugh announces a March 11 session for election workers. Will Walker of the secretary of state office will teach in the Wellington Elementary School conference room starting at 9 a.m. The session includes a video and covers city, school district, hospital district, primary, and November general elections.

Helen Gollihugh Wellington Will Walker Secretary of State

Seal Friends Open Fund Campaign for Doug Seal

Wellington supporters launch a fund-raising campaign for Doug Seal, candidate for U S Representative from the 13th District. A planning meeting is set for Thursday March 13 at 7 30 p m in the Heritage Room of Wellington State Bank. Seale seeks the seat held by Beau Boulter with supporters from Wichita Falls to the Texas Panhandle aiding the district wide campaign.

Wellington Doug Seal Congress 13Th Heritage Wellington State Bank Seal U.S Joe Wood Farris

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