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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2005
Page
1
Wellington Leader published weekly in Wellington Texas provides address and post office information. The notice lists the Wellington Leader Company address, mailing details, periodicals status, and postmaster contact for address changes.
The listing details a week of home delivered meals from Monday September 12 to Friday September 16. Meals include Barbeque with sides, Ham meals, Roast with mashed potatoes, Oven fried chicken, and Barbeque beef on bun with fruit and milk.
If you have a 3 or 4 year old who seems delayed or clumsy you may bring them to Wellington Elementary School for a screening by certified personnel. If delays are found you may be invited to further testing optional. call 447-2353 with questions. Child must be 3 by Sept 9, 2005.
The Care Center hosts a busy week with a Rhythm Band directed by Dorothy Massey featuring residents Sue Parker Delia Solis Delma Jesse Marie Adams and others. Afternoon bingo led by Wilma Gibbs with players including Sue Parker James Brown and Nena Oldham. Daily activities include exercise, sign along, Bible study, dominoes, and weekend church services with local ministers and visiting relatives.
ORCA announces emergency disaster relief funds for rural Texas to renovate public facilities and shelters. Grants up to 50000 per site on a first come first served basis, prioritizing regions along the Texas Louisiana border and contiguous planning areas.
Charles Stone of ORCA announces emergency assistance funds from HUD via the TCDP to improve rural public shelters. Projects cover water and wastewater, plumbing, restrooms, electrical and HVAC upgrades for shelter facilities in hurricane affected areas. Funds target essential services and basic human needs through a flexible, community based program.
Quanah Fall Festival invites arts and crafts vendors antique tractors quilt makers and performers for the September 10 2005 event. Booths 10 by 10 feet are available via the Chamber of Commerce at 940-663-2222. Cow Patty Bingo offers a $300 prize. Includes high school reunion activities Friday night football social Saturday schedule museum tours street dance and a country classic street event.
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