Local band to travel to Hawaii for stint
Brownfield duo Chris Mack and Wayne Thompson of Crystal Vision Band plan a music tour in Hawaii after performing across Colorado New Mexico Texas. Mack says he is eager to escape the cold and enjoy warm weather while the band expands its reach beyond local venues.
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All-South honors list from Texas high school players
Steve Parr led Denver City with guard Andy Jurik and tight end Dwight Conway as All-South selections. District 2-3A reps included Littlefield players Stephen Hernandez, David McGehee, John Hall, Chad McGehee. Tulia’s Tommy Willis, Mervyn Parker, Lance Grantham. Friona standouts Brent Riethmayer and Daniel Echols. plus Billy Ray Thompson, Corey Cates, Derek Ramsey, Mike Chapman and Dwayne Hoelscher from various schools.
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Friona
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Kermit
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Colorado City
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Abilene Wylie
Mike Chapman
Ballinger
Dwayne Hoelscher
Brownfield duo to play five month Hawaii stint
Thompson and Mack, Brownfield natives, are booked for a five month engagement on the large island of Hawaii starting mid February. Their bookings are via Platinum Artists in Dallas and they have shared bills with Merle Haggard and Roy Clark. They plan further tours, possibly to New Zealand, and focus on rock, country and pop with a portable on tour studio.
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Mindanao mission preacher witnesses poverty and hopes for schools
Baptist minister Flowers recounts a Mindanao journey November 7 to 20 visiting seven villages. He describes poor hygiene, kids dying of dysentery, and schools with dirt floors and teacher absences. He notes anti communist sentiment, pro American views, and plans to return with teaching pictures rather than toys.
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Literacy program helps adults learn to read in Terry County
The Terry County Literacy Council offers a free adult literacy program for anyone 16 and older. Contact Irene Paddack at Kendrick Memorial Library at 637-3848 to learn about the local Laubach literacy effort and get started.
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Smith plans upgrades and finances in Terry County precinct one
Smith announces cooperation with Terry County Young Farmers and a new addition to the show barn. He notes belt tightening due to a lagging economy, a stable tax rate, updated road maintenance equipment for 237 miles, and urges voter participation in the March 8 primary. He stresses jail costs, county contracts with Hockley County, and his four year plan to keep Terry County financially sound.
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DPS reports five injuries in Terry County in Oct and Nov
The Texas Department of Public Safety released totals of accidents investigated in Terry County for October and November. In October two personal injury and one property damage accidents were investigated. In November troopers investigated three personal injury and two property damage accidents.
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Brownfield Crime Line offers reward for 1987 burglaries
The Brownfield Crime Line Information Inc pledges 300 dollars for tips leading to arrests in four 1987 offenses. Burglary at Mason Oil Co on 1406 Lubbock Road. a box with cash taken during the night of December 21. Attempted armed robbery at 1200 block of North A Sweet at 3 19 a.m. December 21. Burglary at Brownfield animal shelter between December 21 8 p.m. and December 22 9 a.m. A residence on North Cedar robbed of money on December 18 between noon and 4 p.m.
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Lubbock Road
North A Sweet
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