25th Annual Talent Contest Set by Brownfield Lions Club
The 25th Annual Talent Contest runs Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm in Brownfield Middle School Auditorium with three divisions grade school junior high and high school plus an overall winner. Judges include Dean and Marilyn Robertson and Jimmy Gray of Lubbock. Special acts and a Friday cake auction accompany the event. Tickets cost 150 for adults and 100 for students with proceeds supporting civic projects. Also the Sixth Annual Cotton Patch Eight Mile and Three Mile Runs begin 10 am Saturday Feb 12 sponsored by West Texas Running Club with registration at Cub Stadium Fieldhouse.
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Brownfield Noon Lions Club
Dean
Marilyn Robertson
Jimmy Gray
Lubbock
Robertson
Brownfield Middle School
Silvia Alaniz
The
Country Gentlemen
Clarence Whitaker
CVAE
Brownfield High School
Lions Club
West Texas Running Club
Ballard St
Bynum Lane
Cub Stadium
Brownfield Jaycees honor 1976 Outstanding Young Man
The Brownfield Jaycees banquet at 7 30 p m in Brownfield High School Commons will honor Terry County s Outstanding Young Man for 1976 and name the Outstanding Jaycee of the Year. Nominees have been accepted and will be announced during the event.
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Brownfield High School
Brownfield Jaycees
Terry County
Brownfield
Farm accident kills teen as basket touches power lines
A 17 year old Arios Herrera was killed and his father Lupe Herrera burned when a lifted overhead cotton basket contacted electrical lines. They were guiding the basket with a winch truck near a Brownfield metal building on Lamesa Road. Lupe Herrera survived injuries. both men were hospitalized. The Brownfield Cubs beat Lakeview 75 to 58 with Kerry Cranfill scoring 29.
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Arios Herrera
Pe Herrera
Brownfield
Seagraves Highway
Lamesa Road
Brownfield General Hospital
Lupe Herrera
Brownfield Cubs
San Angelo
Lakeview
Kerry Cranfill
Cub
Stan Leech
Mark Ross
Marshall Avent
Brownfield General Hospital approves 2.37 million expansion plan
Hospital board approves expansion to 117 beds at Brownfield General, adding 24,000 square feet and renovating 7,000, with work potentially starting May 1979 and finishing by October 1979. Financing eyed as revenue bonds. Board also seeks four new directors and allocates funds for architectural fees and donor program.
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Brownfield General Hospital
Bob Cox
Barnes, Landes, Goodman, & Youngblood
Austin
Cox
Jim Newton
Bonard Stice
A. Earl Jones
Robert Beasley
Ronald Stice
Stice
General Fund
Building Fund
Dan Powers
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Dolph Briscoe
Chamber of Commerce
Seagraves
S. Briscoe
Homer Parker
Bonner Lytle
Herbert Chesshir
Briscoe
Sheriff Parker
B. L. Parker
Bill Cone
State Department of Public Welfare
Social Security
SSI
Lions
Gray
Lubbock Lions Club
Social Security Administration
Booth H. Robbins
Cubs
Terry County Ffa
4-H
T. J. Stephens
Jaycees
Barry Sims
Jimmy McBee
Rod Winn
Rod
Tommy Winn
Buckley
Ken King
Town
Freddie Castro
Virginia Molina
Joe Martinez
Martinez
Robert