Wellington Opp Center Launches Summer Youth Program
The Wellington Opportunity Center Inc begins a summer program from June 4 for youths who completed Kindergarten through 8th grade last school year. Activities run weekdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with staff including Ruby Williams, Hope Armstrong, Amanda Davis, Lucinda Martindale, and Carrie Skelton. About 73 youths joined the After School Program this year, and space expands to two buildings at 809 and 819 West Avenue. Elementary and junior high activities include trips, the world exploration program, career exploration, and community service, with all participants eligible for the summer lunch program.
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Wellington Opportunity Center, Inc
Ruby Williams
Hope Armstrong
Amanda Davis
Lucinda Martindale
Carrie Skelton
Diana Barnett
WOCI
West Avenue
Seeves
Wellington Isd
Wellington
Diana Bartlett
Opportunity Center
Needwood Cemetery History and Memorials in Wellington Area
North Collingsworth area notes recall Needwood Cemetery with history of Sam Norwood family deeds and an eight foot granite marker at the gate. Community efforts include a fence, land donations from Hughes Estate, and a long effort toward perpetual care and heritage depiction. Memorial Day work and donations support upkeep. Also mentions a Wellington ISD curriculum program Character Counts and summer participation details.
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Needwood Cemetery
Jim Ammons
Granite
America
Dozier Cemetery
Plymouth Cemetery
Wallace
Frank Pepois
Norwood
the Dozier
Ammons
Needwood
Hughes
Mill Iron Ranch
Rocking Chair
Changes in WAC hours and rules
Wellington Activity Center announces summer hours starting June 1. Center hours: Mondays 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., Tuesday to Thursday 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. No Sundays. Sixth graders may enter without an adult. fifth grade and younger need an 18 or older chaperone. No one 120 years or younger may be in the room.
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Wellington
WAC
Free lunch program at Wellington ISD this June
The Wellington Independent School District offers a Summer Food Service free lunch for children 18 and under Monday to Friday at Wellington School Cafeteria from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. June 4–29, 2001. No fee or registration. For details call Saundra James at 447-2182 or the district office at 447-2511.
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Wellington Independent
Wellington
Saundra James
Wellington Isd Business Office
Rights-based discrimination rules for program participants
People eligible for the program must not be discriminated against because of race color national origin sex age disability religion or political belief. Anyone who believes they have been discriminated against should write immediately to the Director Civil Rights Division Texas Department of Human Services Austin Texas or to the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington DC. Discrimination complaints based on religion or political beliefs must be referred only to the Texas Department of Human Services.
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Civil Rights Division
Texas
Department of Human Services
Austin
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Texas Department of Human Services
Notice of Mood Group Meeting
A brief public notice indicates a local mood group meeting organized by community volunteers. Details are sparse with a focus on attendance and time, inviting interested residents to participate and share resources.
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Courthouse Lawn
VFW
VFW Foundation
American Forests
Wal-Mart Stores
Scotts Company
Eisenhower
Denison
North Collingsworth
Sam Norwood
Attier Agre
Shay A
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