Brownfield City Council Sets April 4 Election Date
Brownfield City Council in full strength meets with Councilmen Steve Andlin and Billie Moore back after health gaps. Election date set for Saturday April 4 with Don Parks as Election Judge and Jackie Cargill as alt. Absentee clerks named Wanda Blevins and Mary Jo Collins. Council approves Railroad Commission PURPA regulations on service termination for non payment and rates used in advertising.
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Brownfield
Riing
Steve Andlin
Billie Moore
Don Parks
Jackie Cargill
Wanda Blevins
Mary Jo Collins
Jake Geron
Bill McGowan II
Railroad Commission
PURPA
Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act
McGowan
U W Directors Review and Highway Council Meeting
The Terry County United Way board discussed a larger contingency fund and appointed a committee led by Russell Carter to study dispersal options with members Robert Pitts Lynn Brisendine Pat O Daniel and Larry Lane set to report at the May meeting. City officials approved a Texas Highway Department resolution on the hazardous intersection of highways 62 and 137, with a public input meeting scheduled for February 10. A public hearing on Revenue Sharing Funds had no attendees.
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Terry County
United Way Board of Directors
United Way
Russell Carter
Robert Pitts
Lynn
Brisendine
Pat O'Daniel
Larry Lane
John Duggan
U.W
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
Geron
Reagan
Dr Daniell Named Rotary Harris Fellow
Dr. A H Doc Daniell, a longtime Terry County physician and Rotary member since 1961, received a Paul Harris Fellow at the Coleman Park Party House Rotary meeting. Rex Webster of Lubbock spoke on the foundation. A M Mul drow presented the award. Donations were made in the names of Leo Holmes and Ike Bailey to sustain Rotary Foundation memberships.
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A.H
Doc] Daniels
Paul Harris
Rotary
Rotary Foundation
Ike Bailey
Far Left
Leo Holmes
Rotary Club
Rex Webster
Lubbock
A.M
al] Muldrow
Daniell
Doc) Daniell
Paul P. Harris
Coleman Park
Terry County
Harris
Commissioners Face Long Agenda Monday
Terry County commissioners face a long Monday session with a 19 item agenda. They meet at 10:00 in the Court House to examine bills, approve a juvenile detention contract, review monthly county reports, bid on mineral leases, enact a House Bill 61 resolution, pay 160 for 320 hours of training for Johnny Garcia, approve air conditioner balances, back Scott Jackson for Juvenile and Recreation, appoint reserve deputies, and discuss buried cable installation by General Telephone in Precinct 4.
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Terry County
Court House
Johnny Garcia
Scott Jackson
C of C Board Approves Proposed 81 Budget
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors approved a proposed budget for the coming year. Thirteen members met on the 13 item agenda as Chamber Director Joe Sears reported on his Washington D C trip and the Presidential Inauguration. He noted radios were common among attendees for updates on hostage release talks.
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C of C
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Joe Sears
Washington D.C
Sears
Camper Park
Doug Ryburn
Ok’s
States Monthly Session Monday agenda for hospital district
An agenda has been posted for the Terry Memorial Hospital District board of Directors meeting at 7:00 p.m. Monday in the hospital conference room. Items include ambulance service budget discussion and review of the insurance bid from the last meeting. A call for the 1981 Board of Directors Election is listed. See Hospital. Pg. 4
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Terry Memorial Hospital District Board of Directors
Board of Directors
Brownfield School Board Sets Regular Meeting Monday
Brownfield Independent School Board of Trustees will hold a regular session Monday at 7 30 p m in the board lane. The meeting continues the board's regular business with open procedures.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Idependent School Board of Trustees
Brownfield Police Probe Two Burglaries
Brownfield PD investigated two burglaries reported between Tuesday February 4 and Friday noon February 6. Items taken include stereo speakers from a building on North 3rd Street and fires reported at the scene. A possible burglary occurred Friday morning at Brownfield High School with an open door found.
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Brownfield
Brownfield High School
1981 Terry County Stock Show Dates And Plans
The 1981 Terry County Junior Livestock Show runs Thursday and Friday February 26 27 at the County Showbarn. Weighing for 4-H and FFA members occurs 1 to 8 p m Thursday. Friday begins at 9 a m with swine judging followed by lambs, then steer judging and culminates with the premium sale at 5 p m Friday. Mike Kelly and Charles Orum serve as general superintendents. judges include Scottie Windham Joe Ed Wise and Ron Mayfield. Bobby Fletcher will auctioneer the Friday sale and donates his services. The sale supports local youth and is at the County Showbarn.
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Terry County
FFA
Mike Kelly
Charles Orum
Brownfield Jaycees
Scottie Windham
Joe Ed Wise
Sho
Ron Mayfield
Bobby Fletcher
Bobby Fletcher Auctioneer Service
Wolfforth
Fletcher
Brownfield Savings and Loan Announces Four Promotions
Brownfield Savings and Loan named four promotions led by president Newell Reed. Dwight S. Ford becomes vice-president with the firm since Oct 1969. Johnny L. Proctor is promoted to assistant vice-president since July 1970. Mickey F. Willis appointed secretary-treasurer, with service since Aug 1971. Gary D. Godwin becomes assistant secretary-treasurer with the firm since Apr 1976.
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Brownfield Savings & Loan
Newell Reed
Brownfield Savings and Loan
Dwight S. Ford
Sandra
Becky
Johnny L. Proctor
the Savings and Loan
Loretta
Tiffany
Mickey F. Willis
Savings and Loan
Renee
Kirk
Jenee
Gary D. Godwin
Mickey F
Willis
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City Council
Road Commission
Dr. Daniell
Rotary Harris
al) Muldrow
Dr. Daniels
Ians
Hospital Board
Ing
Bethmeee
Anthony L. Sticklin
Karen Clowdus
di Sticklin
Gram
Texa
Texas
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