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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2007
Page
1
The Altus Tennis Association schedules two Wellington classes for youths. Beginning students aged at least nine or entering fourth grade start at 9 and end 11 30 with a 10 50 break. Junior high and high school players from the Wellington team may join at a per student cost not to exceed 30 dollars.
The Sth Annual Fourth of July Rodeo in Wellington showcases Jason Boland and The Stragglers with a full roster of PRCA talent. Linda Brewer says the Texas sized event celebrates community support, featuring Bar-H catering, a steak dinner, and a $10 price for Saturday activities. Scott Grover returns as announcer, praising the new and rising acts in a weekend of music, rodeo and fireworks.
About 100 Collingsworth County residents and visitors gathered for a Memorial Day ceremony on the courthouse square. Bill Hatch gave an invocation, Oren Rogers bowed his head, and participants including Rudy Torrez Mack Saied Joe Tipton and Fred Squyres displayed the flag. Keith Davis delivered an address as wreaths and bouquets were placed on the memorial.
Collingsworth Chamber of Commerce lists more than 30 garage sales across Collingsworth County for a community-wide event Saturday. Hours vary by sale, with 8 a.m. to 3 or 4 p.m. suggested. Last year had 37 participants. proceeds fund chamber projects including a Welcome to Wellington banner to span Highway 83.
Community Pride volunteers organize a citywide cleanup in Wellington to collect tires appliances furniture tree limbs and rubbish at no cost to residents. City Manager Jon Sessions notes city trucks will aid and emphasize continuing dumpster access while volunteers sort items into separate piles for pickup and landfill disposal.
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