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Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 2000

Page

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Burn ban in Panhandle counties amid high fire danger

Texas Forest Service notes 174 of 254 counties under burn bans as Labor Day weekend sees extreme fire risk. Hutchinson Moore Potter Hartley Collingsworth Childress and Hall counties are affected amid dry vegetation and hazardous roadside conditions. Fire officials urge caution with cigarettes chains and catalytic converters as crews stress using indirect tactics to contain fires.

Panhandle Park Service Lake Meredith National Recreation Canadian River Texas Forest Service Texas Hutchinson Moore Potter Hartley Collingsworth Childress Hail Les Rogers Rogers Danny Gray Gray The

School board approves budget and sets tax rate

The WISD Board of Education met in special session on August 31 for a public hearing on the 2000-2001 budget and tax rate. Dana Bell and Bill Spillman attended. The board unanimously approved the proposed budget and set the tax rate at 1.34. Business Manager Dian Souder was authorized to move funds within the 1999-2000 budget to reconcile accounts. Attending were members Joe Baumgardner, Jim Cabbell, Dale Dunlap, Betsy Lemons, Richard Sims, Michael Souder and Danny West. personnel present included Carl Taylor, Danny Chisum, Don Hinsley, Diane O'Rear, Dian Souder and Linda Powell.

Wisd Board of Education Dana Bell Bill Spillman Dian Souder Joe Baumgardner Jim Cabbell Dale Dunlap Betsy Lemons Richard Sims Michael Souder Danny West Carl Taylor Danny Chisum Don Hinsley Diane O'Rear Linda Powell

Peanut and Cotton Field Day draws Collingsworth producers

About 90 Collingsworth County producers attended the annual Peanut and Cotton Field Day on August 29. The tour started at Dan Howard’s farm near Wellington with talks on cotton varieties, peanut varieties, and disease control. Organizers announced insect and weed guidance, worker protection standards emphasis, and noted sponsor support from multiple farm firms and local entities.

Dale Dunlap Collingsworth County Dan Howard One Mile Cam Wellington Rale Todd Ipan

Local artists display works at art museum

Three Collingsworth County artists Gail Coleman Vada Nipper and Edna Wooldridge display 16 15 and 16 works respectively at the Rocket House art center on the Square. Colemans diverse media include watercolors acrylics oils and yarn while Nippers florals in oil and watercolor and Wooldridges oil and watercolor pieces are shown on the walls with training from Cord Fitz Burl Brim Nellie Bounds and others.

Collingsworth County Collingsworth County Museum Coleman Vada Nipper Edna Wooldridge Collingsworth County Art League Rocket House Gail Howard Coleman Wellington High School Gail Texas Tech Lubbock West Texas A&m Canyon Tech Clarence Kincaid Dr. Caballero Ann Palmer Cord Fitz Burl Brim Mrs. Nipper Art Center Corky's Eugena Sherman

Band Boosters Meeting Planned For September Night

Members and prospective members of the Band Boosters are urged to attend the next meeting at 7 p.m. Sept. 12 in the band hall.

Wellington Jr High Pep Rally and High School Event

Wellington Jr High Cheerleaders host a pep rally in the high school gym on Thursday at 9 25 am to cheer the Firecrackers and Skyrockets. Wellington High School event follows Sunday at 2 45 pm inviting students and community to support teams.

Wellington Jr High Wellington High School

Record Heat Stuns City in August 2000

August 2000 saw record breaking heat with no rainfall and dangerous heat indices. Warnings were issued repeatedly to prevent heat illness. Tommy Hudson, National Weather Service official, reports average highs of 100.61 degrees and lows of 66.97.

Tommy Hudson National Weather Service

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