Cotton Gins Report Progress and Remaining Bales
Fiber Tex Gin expects to finish about 1 000 bales left after ginning 17 800 to date with a day crew and roughly one week more. Needmore Gin has 20 791 ginned with 5 000 remaining and about two weeks of work. West Gin reports 16 600 ginned with 500 left and completion within a week. Tokio Co-Op Gin completed 25 000 with 2 000 remaining, about one more week. Pool Gin has 3 200 ginned with 800 left, work due in 10 days.
Johnson Gin progresses with 11400 bales completed
Dryland stripping continues as Johnson Gin finishes about 11400 bales and expects roughly 800 more, aiming for completion within a week. Windham Gin reports over 12000 bales ginned with total above 14000, finishing in about 10 days. Circle 12 Gin has 6070 bales done with 800 remaining. Moore Moore Chem Dry details not numbered. Local donors listed in Brownfield Bucks program.
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Family Education Classes at Terry County Center
The Terry County Mental Health Center will host Family Education Classes on Monday December 19 at 7 p.m. at 502 W Broadway. Center manager Bill White says the sessions educate about mental illness and aid families and friends of affected individuals.Contact White at 637-32% for details.
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City designates four Christmas tree collection centers
Assistant City Manager Tony Phillips announced four locations for post holiday Christmas tree collection with signs at Lanny and North A Street Jake Geron Park Buckley and South Fifth and Cedar and Hill Street. He urged residents to bring trees to centers to avoid alley dumping fire hazards and noted pickups will occur about three times weekly.
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Program links adults with Big Brothers Big Sisters in Lubbock
West at First National Bank invites interested adults to contact Big Brothers Big Sisters in Lubbock to arrange interviews. Adults need an interest in helping a young person and a few hours weekly. The program seeks volunteers age 21 or older to mentor a child ages five to 15 from single parent or other nontraditional homes. It's a rewarding experience for both.
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