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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2005
Page
5
Commentator asks council to examine actions affecting customers who find unissued parking slips on their cars. They seek options to address non city issued notices and protect patrons from improper penalties. The request emphasizes fairness and municipal accountability.
Mrs. Villarreal, owner of My Little Play House at 511 W Main, argued for curbside drop off to ensure child safety while acknowledging miscommunication about parking spaces. Town officials told her to remove signs due to lack of city ordinance. council approved BIDCorp Work Plan and dismissed Atmos Energy gas rate increase request.
Terry County Commissioners authorize a voting system to aid disabled voters for the spring primaries using ESA and AutoMark Voter Assist Terminals at eight boxes plus a spare in the Clerk’s Office. Each terminal costs 5400 dollars with 38500 dollars for software, funded by HAVA to allow optical scan voting for all voters.
Annie Jane Pollard 75 of Lubbock formerly Brownfield died December 2 2005 in Lubbock She was born April 15 1930 in Fieldton Texas attended Fieldton grammar school Amherst High School and Wayland Baptist University where she helped start the Flying Queens basketball team She taught 36 years in Brownfield ISD and was a member of First Christian Church Brownfield and The Retired Teachers Association Survived by husband David Pollard III of Lubbock daughter Janey McIlroy and husband Larry Levelland three sons Martin Carpenter Pampano Beach FL David O Pollard IV and wife Julie Hurst TX Alaric Pollard Lubbock sister Francis Tinker Hallsville TX granddaughter Latoya Ewings and husband David grandson Jason Pollard of Hurst and several nieces and nephews.
Brownfield High and Middle School choir departments present Christmas concerts at 7 p.m. Thursday, December 8, in the BMS Auditorium. Admission is free. dessert tickets are $3 and include coffee and hot chocolate.
Judge Kelly Moore sentenced Robert Vera 22 for burglary of a habitation to five years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice plus five years community supervision and ordered $263 court costs $375 attorney's fees $594 restitution and a $25 time payment fee. Richard Neufeld 30 received 10 years deferred adjudication for insurance fraud and must pay $263 costs $1,543 restitution and a $25 payment fee.
The 2005 Terry County Bale Count compiled by Brownfield Office in the South Plains shows 123 742 bales as of Friday morning November 25. Totals by gin include Southwest Cotton Growers 27 213, Lone Star Ag 17 006, Meadow Co op 22 199, Needmore 20 728, Terry County Co op 26 417, West 10 179, and Tokio Co op 10 093 bales.
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