Library reading program ends successful summer
Kendrick Memorial Library wrapped up a record summer Camp Wanna Read with 183 of 300 participants completing the program. Elizabeth Acevedo led with 44 books, while top readers ranged from preschool to seventh grade. Reading certificates and awards will continue while supplies last.
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Kendrick Memorial Library
Lauren White
Stephen Henderson
Shawn McGuire
Travis White
Cyndra George
Andrew Sides
Elizabeth Acevedo
Kelly Sinclair
Irene Paddock
Camp Wanna
Sonic Drive-In and
Dairy Queen
Ashley Tidwell
Paddock
Brownfield News Notes ISF Progress and Local Leaders
Paper n Ink by Lynn Brisendine highlights Brownfield Texas as a hub of new families and growing jobs linked to the Intermediate Sanction Facility project. The piece lauds Mayor Jackie Cargill City Manager Dick Fletcher and BID Corp leader Jerry Hinnenkamp for pushing development while noting ISF’s promised payroll and the city’s forward momentum in the 1990s. It also mentions a new paperback Life's Life Instruction Book with quirky sample rules and tips.
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Brownfield
Texas
ISF
Jackie Cargill
Dick Fletcher
Jerry Hinnenkamp
Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation
BID Corp
Hinnenkamp
Area schools begin new year in Brownfield and Union ISD
Brownfield CISD schedules first day for students on Wednesday August 21 with teachers returning Monday. Registration times for Brownfield Middle School span from 3 to 5:15 pm by grade with four year olds at the admin building and K through fifth grade at designated schools. Meadow Wellman districts also set Monday registration while Union ISD students start classes Wednesday August 21.
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Council approves regional compromise on gas fee hike
Brownfield city council unanimously approves a 3.7 percent Energas rate increase affecting 30 South Plains cities, delivering nearly 4 million dollars yearly. Energas and local officials praise a steering committee that streamlined talks, with a potential next rate case not expected until 1993 unless taxes rise.
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Raymond Holguin
Brownfield
Energas
South Plains
Dick Fletcher
Bob Brewer
Brownfield Energas
Floyd Camp
Brewer
See
Brownfield Board to Hold 7 PM Budget Hearing
BCISD trustees will convene at 7 p.m. Monday Aug 19 in the Administration Building board room for a budget hearing. They will also review an interlocal contract for assessment and collection services and consider an interlocal agreement for the administration of County Education District No. 6.
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Brownfield
County Education District
Combest to Tour Farms Near Brownfield in August
U.S. Representative Larry Combest of Lubbock will visit several farms around the Brownfield area on Tuesday August 20. The tour starts at 2 15 p.m. from the Terry County Conservation District Office at 201 E Hill. He will return to Lubbock for a brief visit then attend a town hall in Odessa on August 21. For more information contact Duane Moss at 637 8092.
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U.S
Larry Combest
Lubbock
Brownfield
Terry County Conservation District
E. Hill
Combest
Odessa
Duane Moss
Meadow and Wellman Classes Start This Week
News briefs announce upcoming Meadow and Wellman classes beginning Wednesday with notices on page 1. Obituaries and opinion editorials appear in Inside Today with sports on pages 15 and 16 and classifieds on pages 12 to 14 along with TV listings.
Brownfield to Host DPS Crime Lab Building
State Rep Jim Rudd of Brownfield announced the Legislature budgeted over 1 million dollars for a Department of Public Safety facility to house a crime lab and DPS office. The site sits east of Brownfield Regional Medical Center with 630000 in FY 1992 and 400000 for FY 1993 for operating costs.
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Kelly Sinclair
Jim Rudd
Brownfield
Department
Public Safety
DPS
Texas Ranger
Rudd
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Don Green
Legislative Budget Office
Austin
CRTC grad praised for complete program completion
Theresia Ward, 23, graduated last week from Brownfield Regional Court Residential Treatment Center as the 20th resident to enter since Oct. 17 last year. Adult probation officer Mary Guetersloh praised her progress saying Ward learned self esteem and responsibility, with a four year probated sentence for hot check writing. Ward, native of Brackerville, attended Borger High School and later moved to Fort Worth.
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Vicki Hicks
Theresia Ward
Brownfield Regional Court
Kelly Sinclair
Mary Guetersloh
Ward
Guetersloh
Terry and
Yoakum Counties
Amarillo
CRTC
Brackerville
Borger High School
Fort Worth
Fall class registration at Brownfield High starts Aug 26
Brownfield Community College will hold fall registration 5 to 7 p.m. this Tuesday and Thursday at the west entrance of Brownfield High School for courses fully accredited through South Plains College. Classes run 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. three semester hours each, with fees around 89 dollars per course plus a 15 dollar lab fee for computer classes. Books cost 30 to 40 dollars per course. Courses include CIS 132-31 Survey of Data Processing Monday, GOV 213-30 American Government Organization Monday, CIS 133-30 Microcomputer Application Tuesday, PSY 234-30 Human Growth and Development Tuesday, HST 231-30 History of U.S. to 1876 Thursday, AA 235-01 Basic Accounting I Thursday. Contact James Evans after 7 p.m. at 6374478.
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