Summer athletic program starts June 2 at WISD facilities
WISD Coach Blair Brown announces the 1997 summer athletic program beginning Monday June 2. The yellow gym and field house will be open under supervision every Monday through Thursday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. for those wishing to use the facilities.
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WISD
Blair Brown
Breast cancer screening clinic in Wellington on June 19
The Womens Center of the Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center and Baptist/St. Anthonys Health System will run a low cost breast cancer screening clinic at Collingsworth County General Hospital 1014 15th Street Wellington on June 19 1997. Early detection through annual exams mammograms and monthly self checks is emphasized as key to fighting cancer.
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Women's Center
Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center
Baptist/St. Anthony's Health System
Collingsworth County General Hospital
15Th Street
Wellington
Sheriff's Report Shows Five Arrests in County Range
Collingsworth County Sheriff's Department logs five arrests between May 13 and May 27. On May 17 a 29 year old white female was arrested on a perjury charge with a $2000 bond and subsequent release. On May 20 a 24 year old white male faced forgery and drug paraphernalia charges and was transferred to Childress County. The May 25 entry notes a 40 year old, continued on Page 3.
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Collingsworth County
Wellington HS seniors awarded $28,400 in scholarships
A total of 28,400 in scholarships was awarded at Wellington High School's commencement. Forty-one seniors received diplomas as awards covered college and organizational scholarships, local scholarships, and school scholarships. Notable honorees include Amber Devoss and Sandie Cantu with multiple scholarships from SWOSU, WTU, WTAMU, and local organizations.
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Wellington High School
Amber Devoss
Frederic Schmidt
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Temple-Inland
Guaranty Bank of Childress
Sandie Cantu
Wellington Ex- Students Association
Trooper Snider urges caution as school year ends
Texas DPS Trooper L B Snider warns drivers to be extra vigilant with youngsters finishing the school term. He notes kids will be at parks pools movies and streets and urges helmet use visibility clothing and safe pedestrian bicycling. Parents should coach safety skills to prevent accidents during summer activities.
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Snider
L. B. Snider
Texas Department of Public Safety
First Baptist Church to Host Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church Ellington invites children five through grade five to the Wild and Wonderful Good News Stampede VBS from June 9 to 13, 9 am to 12 noon daily with worship rallies, Bible learning, music and crafts. Call 447-5353 for details.
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First Baptist Church
Ellington
Jesus Christ
Skyrockets knocked out in playoff by Abernathy in Amarillo
Wellington Skyrockets fall 8-6 to Abernathy in Region I 2A baseball at Tascosa High School. Abernathy rallies from a 5-3 deficit after a rough first inning, aided by errors, to take the lead and hold off Wellington as Ambitious early offense fades. Coach Tim Allen praises his team's effort as the night ends with Wellington eliminated from the state playoffs.
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Amarillo
Wellington Skyrockets
Abernathy
Tascosa High School
Tim Allen
Oscar Delgado
J. J. Swearingen
Jonathan Killian
Gene Pena
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Summer Athletic
Sheriff's Report
WHS
West Texas University
West Texas A&m University
Rusty Strickland
John Birkey
Carl Wischkaemper
Nick, Souder
Masonic Lodge of Wellington
Wellington Country Club
Servistar
College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Texas Tech
Texas Tech High
Dept. of
Edward Torrez
Matt Ramirez
Justin Tarver
Levi Huntress
Larry Walles
Tarver
Toby Tarver
Rockets
Delgado
Jose Jaimes
Alfred Ogbolu
Pena
Torrez
Antelopes
Petillo
Ogbolu
B. J. Petillo
Ina
Jimmy Bowen
Kirby Campbell