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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1973
Page
1
Casual Corner reports that winnings from contests and prizes are generally taxable at fair market value. Nobel and similar awards may be non taxable if the recipient is chosen without action and no future services are expected. The piece also threads in light local items and anecdotes as a column of notes.
Four days of interviews and tests start Tuesday at 9 a.m. and run until 7 p.m. through Friday in Brownfield as part of recruiting for a potential new industry that would manufacture ladies sportswear. The project is led by Gordon Hoopman of the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce for John Meyer of Norwich, a W R Grace division.
Deadline for entering the Miss Cotton of Terry County pageant is Monday with postmark by that date. Open to Terry County juniors and seniors. entry blanks at department stores or from Cotton Boosters officers. Contest July 23 at Middle School Auditorium. top awards total 250 dollars.
Kendrick Memorial Library received a $1000 grant from federal LSCA funds administered by the Texas State Library. It is among 188 Texas libraries to qualify with local support. Dr. Dorman H. Winfrey notes grants spur improved local backing and cooperative programs under the 1969 Texas Library Systems Act.
Bozo the clown and his owner Douglass Rohre of Crescent Hill Church of Christ traveled to Shillington Pennsylvania for Vacation Bible School and a revival. Rohre worried about Bozo's metal interior passing plane inspection but planned the eight year outreach with the taped talks for children.
The Brownfield News invites readers to share good deeds and positive community acts. Call 637-4535 to submit lengthy stories short articles or brief front page Tid Bits mentions.
Taxpayers and patrons are urged to read Educational Comments on Page 4. The issue asks for help from every individual and stresses its importance to all concerned.
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