Opportunity Center news highlights student volunteers and donations
Wellington High School juniors and seniors in dual credit courses help fund college forVALENT volunteers assisting the Wellington Opportunity Center. Donations of clothes coats gloves and hats support students. The First United Methodist Church hosts new Wednesday small groups and an 8:30 a.m. service with a satellite presentation titled Beautiful in His Eyes and a free Avalon concert at 6 p.m.
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Wellington Opportunity Center
Wellington High School
Clarendon College
WAC
Armory
Opportunity Center
Gari Sue Haddock
Zephyr Foundation
Wellington
Avalon
Brand versus generic drugs and industry profits
Tom Hill discusses the high costs of bringing a drug to market and the marketing share, notes how multiple firms offer similar generics, explains patent protection lasting about 17 years with roughly seven years of marketing exclusivity, and hints at upcoming notes on generic ratings and products like Zyrtec and Ambien.
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Tom Hill
Roh Collingsworth
Rockets
Tech
Rice
Raiders
Cowboys
Stillwater
Wellington
Scouts host Back to the Pack meeting in Wellington
Scout groups hold a combined gathering Monday September 24 at 5 30 PM at Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 901 Bowie Wellington to reorganize Cub Scout Pack 431 recruit new den leaders and plan fall activities. Boy Scout Troop for grades six through 12 also meets with potential leaders sought and 12 boys currently registered. Contact Ben Odom after 4 PM at 447 0974.
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Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Bowie
Wellington
Ben Odom
In memory of Ralph Spencer obituary notice
Ralph Spencer died September 10 2007 in Amarillo. A celebration of life was held by VFW members at their Wellington meeting on September 18. Burial will be in the family plot in Hlinois. Born September 26 1918 in Kenosha Wisconsin, he served as a tank driver in the 10th Armoured Division in World War II and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He worked in over 100 jobs, owned painting firms, lived in 39 cities, and traveled to 49 states and 29 foreign countries. He moved to Wellington in 1998 and wrote a biography published in 2002. He was preceded by his wife Marie and two sisters. Survived by a sister with spouse in California and three children in Illinois, plus friends in Wellington.
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Ralph Spencer
Amarillo
VFW
Wellington
Hlinais
Frazell Ralph Spencer
Ernest Raymond
Mara Bhems Spencer
Kenosha
Wis
Spencer
10Th Armoured Division
U.S
France
Germany
Midwest
Europe
Marie
Vinetta
Anabelle
Hilene
Dean Schaffer
Calif
Janet
Ellery
Mary
Illinois
Trudie Peters
Mary Ruth Stallings
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