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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1992

Page

2

Brownfield Names New Police Chief Avera for reception planned

A reception to introduce Brownfield's new Chief of Police Bill Avera will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday July 6 at the home of Dick and Doris Fletcher 1215 E Tate. Avera 36 will assume duties next week after 15 years in criminal justice and holds a BA in law enforcement and political science from Sam Houston State University Huntsville. City employees peace officers lawyers judges and other professionals and spouses are invited to meet him after work.

Brownfield Dick & Doris Fletcher E. Tate Bill Avera Jacksonville Tex Avera Sam Houston State Univ Huntsville

Brownfield Fishing Tournament Offers Cash Prizes

The fifth annual Brownfield Fishing Tournament sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce begins at 5 p.m. July 17 and runs to 7 p.m. July 18 at Gilliam Park. $5,500 in cash prizes will be awarded. For details call Mark Alexander at 637-4225.

The Chamber of Commerce Gilliam Park Mark Alexander

Band director seeks return of Express uniforms

Middle School band director Bill Shipp asks Red Express parents from the past five years to check for unreturned Express uniforms. If any are found, contact him at 637-7521 on Mondays.

Bill Shipp Red Express Express Brownfield Middle School

July 15 Crop Deadline Set by Terry County ASCS

The Terry County ASCS office announces July 15 as the final day for farmers to certify crops. Missing the date could result in loss of all programs and benefits. For more information call 637-4060.

Terry County ASCS

July 4 Barbecue Set at Terry County Museum

July 4 barbecue at the Terry County Museum offers tickets at 5 dollars for museum members and 6 dollars at the door. Brownfield Fire Department will supply the meat and provide entertainment for the event.

Terry County Brownfield Fire Department

Kids theatre workshop for grades 1 8 in July

A children's theatre workshop for youngsters in grades 1 to 8 runs July 9 to 11 at Brownfield Middle School Auditorium. Daily sessions are 9 am to 3 pm with a 2 pm performance on July 11. Pre registration is 8 am to 5 pm June 29 to July 3. For more information call Harriet Flache at 637 6882 or Lynda Billings at 637 4337.

Brownfield Middle School Harriet Flache Lynda Billings

Old Settler's Day July 11 at Levelland features parade

Levelland hosts the 31st annual Hockley County Old Settler's Day Celebration on Saturday July 11 with a 10 a.m. parade around the square to Lobo Lake. Arts and crafts booths, food, and music fill the square, a team roping event at Ray Harley's Arena and Kid's Fun Day at SPC Rodeo Arena are planned, ending with an 8 p.m. street dance by the Silver Creek Band.

Levelland Hockley County Lobo Lake Ray Harley SPC Rodeo Silver Creek

Obituaries for Spears Gillham Charo mark Brownfield deaths

Obituaries record the July services for Eugene Spears 67 of Brownfield a WWII veteran and longtime Lindsey Hardware employee with survivors across Brownfield San Francisco and Lompoc. Also noted are Ruth Gillham 91 born Raleigh Missouri and Rodolfo Charo 41 born Cotulla with families in Brownfield and beyond.

Eugene Spears Brownfield Brownfield Funeral Home Pat Riley E.K. Shephard Terry County Memorial Cemetery Spears Lindsey Hardware Sands Bowling Lanes Hill Humble Station Maudie Carlton Audrie Jean Margaret San Francisco Calif Glenda Smith Lompoc Olen Robert Ruth Gillham First United Methodist Church Ken Metzger Gillham Raleigh J.O. Gillham Maids & Matrons Delores Craig Helen Powell San Antonio Wesley Upton Tyler Bob Upton Wichita Falls Rodolfo Charo Burns-Smith John Casey

Reading program at Kendrick Memorial Library continues

Kendrick Memorial Library extends its summer Reading Club for young readers who earn a certificate and ice cream coupons from Dairy Queen or Sonic after meeting title requirements. The program runs through July with story hours for K second grade on Tuesday, third to sixth on Wednesday, and ages three and four on Thursday, plus 2:30 p.m. summer movies on weekdays. For details call 637-3848.

Kendrick Memorial Library Dairy Queen Sonic Drive

Brenda Arnold Retirement Reception in Brownfield

The Brownfield School District invites the public to a retirement reception honoring Brenda Arnold for longtime service. The event runs 5 to 7 p.m. on July 17 at the Brownfield Middle School Cafeteria.

Brenda Arnold Brownfield Brownfield Middle School

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