Area girls plan 1984 American Legion Girls State delegation
Rita Garcia Sonia Washington and Lynn McCutcheon members of the 1984 BHS graduating class will attend the American Legion Auxiliary Bluebonnet Girls State at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin June 14 24 Joining them are Julie McBride of Lamesa and Johnna Kay Brown of Plains The program teaches citizenship by simulating city county and state government with two mythical political parties Final approval rests with the sponsoring school principal or superintendent
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Rita Garcia
Sonia Washington
Lynn McCutcheon
BHS
American Legion Auxiliary
Bluebonnet
Girls State
BRMC Board Sets Monday Session At Hospital Boardroom
The Terry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the hospital boardroom for regular session. Discussion includes a proposed increase in monthly payment to Brownfield Service, plus a financial report by Administrator Pat McMillan and an executive closed session.
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Terry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
Brownfield
Pat McMillan
MISD Board Sets Meeting Monday
The Meadow School Board will meet in regular session at 8 30 p m Monday in the school boardroom with a three item agenda. The election of delegates to the Texas Association of School Board's Convention, the discussion of a possible bond issue for the school, and the acceptance of Paula Davis's resignation.
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The
Meadow
Texas Association of School Board
Paula Davis
Brownfield Chamber Seeks Funds and Members Amid Cash Concerns
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce reports May balance of 1015.34 and May cash flow of 4061.65 including transfers from savings. Despite $3046.34 disbursements the group faces potential negative cash flow and needs more members as drive stalls. Local merchants urged to display flag June 14 to July 4. Country Caravan from South Plains College set for Coleman Park.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Bobbye Slack
Slack
Chamber
Tim Jinkins
Jinkins
America
South Plains College
Coleman Park
Reward Offered in Double Burglary Case
The Brownfield Crime Information Inc offers 300 dollars for information leading to the arrest and indictment of those involved in the burglary of Sonny's Feed and Supply where knives were seized during the night of May 20 1983 and a separate burglary at Big T Shoe and Boot Repair between June 8 and June 9 1983. A tray of assorted jewelry belts and lighter cases was also taken. Crime Line Pg 8A.
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Brownfield Crime Information Inc
Sonny
Indictments Hit Terry County Grand Jury Roster
Fifteen indictments issued by the Terry County Grand Jury on Wednesday name 11 individuals. Bonifacio Rivera faces four counts including attempted homicide and carrying a firearm on premises licensed for alcohol at El Casino Club in Brownfield. Fate Dotson faces two counts involving sexual conduct with a under 14 year old and sexual contact with a person under 17. Other indictments include Joe Hernandez Sanchez for sexual assault with a handgun, Mike Williams for threatening a woman during a theft, Guadalupe Guerra Jr for firearm possession after felony conviction, Dillard Curtis Johnson for property theft of a 1980 Corvette, Mark Monfore for sexual contact with a person under 17 and multiple property thefts, Curtis Christopher, Jane Gonzales, Betty Sharp and Gary Broome facing related charges.
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Terry County
Bonifacio Rivera
Israel Leon Jr
Ole Leon
Riveria
State of
W. Bynum Lane
Brownfield
Rivera
Johnny Rivera
Fate Dotson
Dotson
Joe Hernandez Sanchez
Mike Williams
Paula Hudspeth
Guadalupe Guerra Jr
Dillard Curtis Johnson
Stan Blacklock
Mark Monfore
Union ISD schedules regular board meeting agenda
The Union School Board will meet at 9 p.m. Monday in the school boardroom to review business reports from Superintendent James Sinclair Principal Glenn Cunningham and Business Manager Linda Mayfield. It includes bids for a three classroom steel building a long range plan for gifted students employment of three teachers for 1983 84 and purchase of two computer terminals.
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Union School Board
James Sinclair
Glenn Cunningham
Linda Mayfield
Union
Phyllis Kay Woods
Lesa Ann Mutsch
Marble sized hail hits Ferry County farmers area
Hail and rain disrupted crops across Ferry County with the Needmore area hardest hit. District Conservationist Duane Moss cited cotton damage on Hub King land, while Needmore Gin said some producers may need to replant up to half their crop. Weather varied, with moisture totals from .1 to .5 inches and hail confined mainly south of Farm Road 211. City services reported no serious issues.
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Terry County
Needmore
Duane Moss
Hub King
Farm Road 211
Meadow
Lester Lockett
Pool Gin
Brownfield
Johnson Gin
Tokio Co-op
Moss
Wellman
Foster Gin
Wellman Co-op
Foster
Dick Fletcher
Peebles' Choice on Life Savers and aging trends
A reader notes a Times style analysis linking falling hard candy sales, especially Life Savers, to an aging population and growing adult sophistication. The letter laments snobbery toward simple pleasures and contrasts Life Savers with spinach, joking about lime flavors. A separate page 8A item about a man named See Choice appears.
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Times
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Burglars Hit Big T Boot Shop In Brownfield
Brownfield police investigate a costly break in at the Big T Boot & Shoe Repair on 106 Seagraves Rd. East window smashed and about 1250 dollars in merchandise stolen from the jewelry display including 60 rings and six necklaces valued around 1200. Also four Bic lighter cases and a leather belt taken. Two forgery incidents reported last week with checks passed at United Supermarket and Jack's 7 11.
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Brownfield
T'’ Boot & Shoe Repair
Seagraves Rd
United
Tohoka Road
Jack's
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