09 Feb 1992
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1992
Page
1
Brownfield Community Theatre presents You Cant Take It With You a lively comedy with memorable lines a life affirming plot and strong characters. Kelly Sinclair notes the Pulitzer Prize winning play remains a crowd pleaser as it tours or local performances continue to attract audiences.
Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman penned play to visit the Intermediate School this Thursday through Saturday with 7:30 p.m. performances. Tickets cost 5 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for children.
A column questions media treatment of Senator Montford over his Austin residence arguing the issue is personal and not a fault in representing West Texas. The piece urges fair scrutiny and notes local leaders and Rep. Jim Rudd seek House speaker role, urging voters to support him. It also previews Brownfield Community Theatre's You Cant Take It With You with a 19 member cast and credits director Katrinka Park.
After a wet January and early February Terry County farmers report lower subsoil moisture and a deepening water table. Brownfield NWS notes 2.5 inches moisture in January. 1991 rainfall reached 20.82 inches versus county average 17.63. Gins delay cotton harvest as sunny spells extend stripping and ginning into spring.
Tickets remain for the Texas Tech Lady Raiders game against Rice University in Brownfield. The 2:05 p.m. Saturday showdown at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum features Brownfield in Section AA, with prices 2 and 1 at the door 4 and 2 for adults and students respectively.
Brownfield city leaders approve an Amoco plan to construct a 93000 fire training complex on a 15 acre site near the city landfill. The facility will include a fire house a smoke house and classroom to train local and area firefighters with courses for volunteers and visiting personnel from Seminole Anton and surrounding towns. Amoco will fund construction and maintenance while the city supplies water and electricity. a donation option was discussed but the preferred plan keeps Amoco involved.
United Way chairman Rodney Keeton announces the 1991 campaign exceeded the 25000 dollar goal with a total of 25637.76 dollars to fund local charities. He notes it is the first sustained effort to reach the target in years and calls for more volunteers for the fall drive to boost involvement. Beneficiary groups include Goodfellows Brownfield Senior Citizens Meals on Wheels Salvation Army Red Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Children’s Protective Services and Big Brother Big Sister.
City employees banquet set for 7 p m Friday February 14 at the American Legion Hall where Employee of the Year will be named and ten year plus workers receive certificates. Terry Memorial Hospital District board meets 7 p m Monday in Brownfield Regional Medical Center to discuss emergency room coverage. Meadow Musical, a country bluegrass gospel show, runs 7 p m to midnight Saturday February 8 at the Meadow Musical Building with no admission charge.
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