Viepotila Genter Inc. P.Ce Box W546
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25 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1973
Page
1
Brief note lists Viepotila Genter Inc at P.Ce Box W546 with no additional context or details provided.
The Howard Henson Post of the American Legion will host a 7 30 p m banquet at the Brownfield legion hall to honor Terry County law officers including announcing the Outstanding Law Officer of 1972 John Hill Texas Attorney General will speak Crawford urges public turnout admission is a dollar Tickets available at Brownfield banks county offices police station city hall and Legion members officers asked to arrive by 7 p m for badge recognition the award carries a 100 prize and plaque last year’s winner was Sheriff Homer Parker Hill is Kilgore native a UT law graduate and World War I Navy veteran.
Local notes mention auto repair shop pricing hints, a new service at Tohoka and Cedar, and plans for April opening weather permitting. Community updates report art moves, a law enforcement banquet with Attorney General John Hill as speaker, a 50th anniversary in Vernon, a singer winning a Baylor scholarship, and a potential Brownfield pilot plant site discussion with local figures.
Brownfield area records six and a half inches of snow with four to five days added to cotton season end. Seminole Plains Lubbock and Larnesa receive four and three inches respectively. Snow turns to slush by noon and city streets show holes from ice. City manager Jake Geron notes street damage and ongoing repairs while fuel for the municipal plant remains stable and power uses natural gas.
Rosa Gonzales and five adults at the Day Care Center wage a hygienic start as a child plays. The center, in the School Administration building on Tohoka Highway, celebrates its second anniversary in March. Organized in 1971, it arose from Community Action surveys and was spearheaded by Viola Simmonds. Funded by Welfare and United Fund through local groups, it operates with a seven-member executive and four officers. The school board supplied space in the east wing, avoiding rental or new construction.
Terry County Tax Assessor warned citizens to verify voter registrations for the April 3 city election and the April 7 School Trustee election. Those who voted in November remain eligible with permits valid until January 1, 1974. New residents must register now as residency rules shortened to 30 days.
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