Brownfield Bands Sweep All-Region Honors in 7th Straight Year
Brownfield High School dominates all-region band tryouts at Lubbock Coronado with 43 high school players and five alternates, far ahead of Lamesa’s 20. Brownfield Middle School’s Red Express Band places 38 with six alternates among 96, outpacing 16 other schools. Directors Rob and Barbara Lovett and Geoff Bissett lead the ensembles. list of all-region honorees includes Cheryl Flowers, Melody Moss, Wade Freeman, Jay Davis, Robert Sides and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Lubbock Coronado
BHS
Lamesa
Denver City
BMS
Red Express
Spirit of the Plains
Rob
Barbara Lovett
Geoff Bissett
School Band Rosters for Middle and High School Sections
The list details middle school and high school band sections with players for Flutes Oboes Clarinets Cornets French Horns Trombones Baritones Tubas and saxophones. Alternates are noted for several instruments, including Stefanie Lewallen Judy Corzine and Joe Jacquez, with players such as Sharla Blay Celena Redwine and Earl Swoopes.
Livestock Showmen Reminded Of Deadline As Show Date Nears
The 1983 Terry County Junior Livestock Show is three weeks away with a week left to file an Intent to Show at the county agent’s office. The three day event runs Feb 24 to 26 at the Terry County livestock area with weigh in Feb 24 from 1 to 6 pm, judges starting at 8 am, and a premium sale at 1 pm Feb 26. Fletcher & Hutcheson Auctioneers will handle the sale. judges are Terry Phillips and Spencer Tanksley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County
Terry County Young Farmers
Brownfield Jaycees
Bob Dumas
Tim Faulkenberry
Fletcher & Hutcheson Auctioneers
Wolfforth
Terry Phillips
Seagraves
Spencer Tanksley
Muleshoe
Brownfield Youth Bands Dominate All Region Honors
The Brownfield front page celebrates youth bands from the High and Middle School groups winning all-region honors. Phillips and Tanksley named showmanship judges. School superintendents, FFA and 4-H advisors listed. The Terry County fair livestock show rules outline eligibility and limits, with See Livestock on Page 3A.
Texas Press Association Midwinter Meeting Report
Report on the Texas Press Association midwinter meeting held this past weekend notes a banquet was missed and directs readers to See Paper Ink on Page 3A for fuller coverage. The item highlights the event and references the newspaper coverage.
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Texas Press Association
Election Filings Open For Several Positions
Filing has opened for the Spring 1983 city and school elections in Terry County with elections set for April 2. City council seats for Brownfield and Meadow and school board slots for Brownfield Meadow Wellman and Union are open. filing continues through March 2.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Meadow
Brownfield, Meadow, Wellman and
Union
Cancer Society Groundhog Ball Slated Saturday
Tickets are on sale for the Terry County American Cancer Society Groundhog Day Dance at Brownfield Country Club this Saturday at 9 p.m. Tickets cost 15 per couple and may be bought from chapter members or at the door. Music by Mary Beth and the West Texas Travelers. Proceeds go to cancer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry County
American Cancer Society
Brownfield Country Club
Mary Beth
The
West Texas Travelers
Cancer
New Year Building Begins Slowly In Brownfield
Brownfield issued building permits totaling 73350 in January. Permits covered three mobile homes one new residence a carport and a storage building. Total trails the 247400 figure from January 1982 with itemized entries including Gaylon Dyer mobile home 1500 Roy Mason mobile home 9500 Odell Russ mobile home 17000 Len Harlan new residence 35000 Regan Hendricks storage building 1200 H E Pirtle carport 350 at 401 E Reppto priced entries show modest activity for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Gaylon Dyer
S. 9Th St
Roy Mason
E. Main
Odell Russ
S. 5Th St
Len Harlan
E. Grace
Regan Hendricks
Carter
H.E. Pirtle
E. Reppto
Brownfield City Council to set election and judge
Brownfield City Council meets at 8 a.m. to call a city election and appoint an election judge. Three councilmen Leon Pope Steve Sandlin and Speedy Lindsey seek re election but have served two terms and cannot run again. Also on the agenda under new City Manager Dick Fletcher are a 9 a.m. public hearing on proposed uses of federal revenue sharing funds neighborhood improvement grant recommendations and a discussion on paying the 1400 block of East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Leon Pope
Steve Sandlin
Speedy Lindsey
Pope
Sandlin
Lindsey
Meadow
J.L. Wright
Robert White
Naomi Tongate
Dick Fletcher
East Main St
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Cheryl Flowers
Tiffany Rudd
la Rue
Melody Moss
Lisa Davis
Michelle Hipps
Leanne Speed
Wade Freeman
Lomna Cox
Jeff Kilgore
Melisa Torbert
Rita Garcia
Bernice Arrezola
Nancy Edwards
Wanda Pickett
Ernesto Elizardo
Raymond Vasquez
Diana Perez
Joel Ross
Danny Melcher
Paul Burke
Jay Davis
Randy Rivera
Greg Dobson
Lisa Reyes
Robert Sides
Sam Miller
Steve Cawthon
William Atzbach
Kym Lewis
Pe Perez
Debbie Garcia
Kerry Hester
Stefanie Lewallen
Judy Corzine
Sharla Blay
Cynthia Panda
Edilia Suarez
Vera Zamora
Heather Skiles
Prissy Bermen
Og Shane Norton
Steve Ija
Walt Jones
Jeff Moore
Robert Bermen
Celena Redwine
Eva Lynn Hoch
Kristi Nelson
Laura McCutcheon
Janette Fisher
Manuel Perez
Aaron Moss
Kirk Willis
Lee Young
Shane Branch
Lance Billings
Shane Dyess
Earl Swoopes
Sam Winkles
Heath Bandy
Bennet Hicks
Shelli Hester
Holly Edwards
Spencer Lanning
Pat Detroit
Kristi Cawthon
Sean Roberts
Lauren Lockett
Martin Car
Lance Auburg
Jeff Smith
Charles Dodson
Darwin Martin
Joe Jacquez
By Lynn
3Risendine
D.W
Eusebio Ruiz
Kelsay-Black
Ruiz
BRMC
Mike Hamilton
Rusty Andrews
Hamilton
Wellman
S.M. Dill
Jerold Baldwin
Howard Moorhead
Melvin Carroll
Don Carroll
Raleigh Luker
Raymond Bayer
Ronald Luker
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Justin Wilson
Chamber
Patsy Nicholson
Bill Dugger
Crenshaw
Brownie Brownlee
Lubbock Board of Realtors
Cancer Society
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