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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1997
Page
6
The guide explains burnout as fatigue from overcommitment and offers steps to recover. Set goals and write them down, learn to say no, delegate tasks, balance time, exercise, stay flexible, take breaks, rest well, and use humor. Start with one change for a healthier, happier you and better work and family life.
In 1941 officials designed a new seal for the Episcopal Diocese of Texas and recalled a 1859 tale from Christ Church Houston. A cattleman reportedly donated a prize Longhorn by presenting it at the site during church construction, inspiring the emblem with steel horns. Also noted is that Imperial Spain’s flag first flew over Texas in 1492 with Columbus’s claim.
A Brownfield vs Roosevelt baseball clash is praised for thrilling play yet marred by disciplined fans. The writer condemns harassment of umpires and urges supporters to back both teams and officials, noting the Brownsfield program’s probation and potential postseason consequences. He argues fans owe youth respectful conduct rather than shouting slurs.
Brownfield Children Center administrator Roy Wooten presents a message on recognizing abuse causes and offering community solutions. He cites stress, isolation, and lack of support as triggers, urges praise, support for parents, and reporting suspected abuse. Resources include West Texas Children’s Centre, Terry County Children’s Protective Services, and local coalitions with contact numbers.
A heartfelt reflection on the unique, loving bond between grandparents and grandchildren. The piece celebrates grandparental spoiling, shared moments on the tractor, storytelling, and the lasting memories built together before time slips away.
The readable text lists Monday items cheese enchiladas pinto beans mixed salad crackers fruit cobbler milk and ends with Friday. The fragment suggests a weekly lunch menu for a school or cafeteria with standard offerings.
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