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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2007

Page

4

Terry County budget process starts with 2008 plan

Commissioners reviewed the initial 2008 budget presented by County Auditor Alan Bayer in regular session. Hearings and tax rolls deadlines follow, with projected budget in the same range as 2006 and 2007, though no final figures yet. Discussions covered courthouse HVAC renovation, possible jail renovation to create a new courtroom, and potential moving of basement Justice of the Peace offices.

Terry County Alan Bayer Bayer Ronny Burran Commis Sioners Justice of the Peace Suddenlink Communications Susan Pickett Austin Terry Ann Willis Jerry Johnson Capias Terry County Law Enforcement Center Paige Lindsey Mike Bennett

Fundraiser Set For Hobdy At Cab Drive In

The Cab Drive In hosts a turkey and dressing fundraiser from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sunday July 15. Proceeds from each $7 plate benefit Corwin Hobdy, a Brownfield resident, toward medical expenses. Dine in or carry out. meal includes turkey and dressing mashed potatoes green beans salad dessert and iced tea.

Cab Drive In Brownfield Corwin Hobdy

Obituary for James C. Gandy 78 in De Leon Texas

James C. Gandy, 78, died July 8, 2007, at his daughter's home in De Leon Texas. He was born December 6, 1928 in Post City Texas, served in the Korean War, worked as a deputy sheriff in Terry County and a US deputy marshal during the Cuban Missile Crisis, and was a 32nd degree Mason. Survived by wife Hilda. children Ernie, Howard, Eddy, Glynda, six grandchildren, one great grandson, and brother Freddy Gandy. He lived in Brownfield, Lorenzo, and Hartley Texas during his farming career.

James C. Gandy de Leon Texas W.R Biddie Gandy Post City Freddy Gandy Brownfield James Lorenzo Hartley United States Infantry Terry County United States Nueces County Corpus Christi Ernie Howard Gandy Lubbock Eddy Linda Georgetown Glynda Cookie Jim Williams Hilda Blessing Texas State Teacher Association Seminole Sentinel Brisendine Texas Department of Human Services Becky Stephens Brian Stephens Texas Tech University Incode Software Company Hayleigh Barbie Taylor TTU Alan Taylor Frontrange Solutions Colorado Springs Colo Logan Landon Brian Brisendine West Texas A&m University North Plains Printing Brian West Texas and Texas Press Associations Panhandle Press Association Susan Thomas Blake Texas Rangers Houston Astros

Iraq exit debate and prayers from Richard Lugar letter

Richard Lugar of Indiana weighs in on Iraq pullout timing and warns against inflexible deadlines. He praises troops, laments Iraqi paralysis, and urges thoughtful diplomacy while praying for leaders and servicemen.

Richard G. Lugar Indiana Mr. Lugar Mr. Sugar CNN Iraq San Antonio Brian Washington Satan

Brisendine celebrates 50 years in newspaper honors

Lynn Brisendine received the Golden 50 award from the Texas Press Association at its summer convention in San Antonio for fifty years of journalism service. The Amarillo-born editor, 60, has led multiple presses and associations, from Brownfield News to Panhandle Press, and held leadership roles in Lions International and community boards while raising a family in West Texas.

The Texas Press Association Lynn Brisendine San Antonio Brisendine West Texas Press Association Panhandle Press Association Amarillo Hereford Amarillo Globe-News Brand Lamesa Press Brownfield Brownfield News South Plains Printing Lamesa Roberts Publishing Group Lions International Brownfield Club Brownfield Development Foundation Brownfield Industrial Development Cor

Disabled veterans chapter holds rifle drawing in Lamesa

The Disabled American Veterans Chapter 34 in Lamesa invites area veterans to its 2 p.m. drawing on September 15 in Chapel Hall at S 8th St and Brian Ave. Tickets cost 5 dollars each with a 1500 ticket cap. Prize is a Weatherby .270 rifle with Nikon scope in an aluminum two gun case. Contact Commander Robert Derington or Adjutant David Williams for tickets. The DAV is a nonprofit aiding disabled veterans and their families, not part of VA. Meetings are on the third Thursday each month.

Disabled American Veterans of Lamesa DAV South Plains S. 8Th St Brian Ave Robert ‘Bob’ Derington David Williams The Department of Veterans Affairs Paiva

CASA volunteers impact lives with steady support

A CASA worker describes how volunteers provide dependable adult guidance for foster children, offering consistency amid frequent changes of caseworkers and foster homes. She emphasizes the judge hearing recommendations, the unbi ased role volunteers play, and the need for more volunteers, with contact details for Lubbock CASA.

Meadow Musical set returns for 35th year on July 14

The Meadow Musical at 102 Mitchell Street Meadow enters its 35th year with a Saturday July 14 show from 6 to 11 pm. No admission charge, donations accepted. Concession stand available. Bands include Bo Boggs and the Under the Double Eagle Band Eight Second Ride Band Howard Hopkins and John Pinkston Silver Wings Band Cowboy Review.

Meadow Mitchell Street Bo Boggs Double Eagle Howard Hopkins John Pinkston Silver Wings Cowboy Review

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