Tid Bits Preview of Local Retail and Events
Phil Porter closes his store Monday for a big removal sale starting Tuesday with everything at a deep discount. Sammy Jones announces a Thursday grand opening for Regal Twin Theatres after remodeling. Local Rotarians elect officers Jonah Forsyth to lead. downtown beautification canvass planned around the square. Metropolitan Opera guests Dean Wilder and Robert Hale to perform at First Baptist Church Friday July 24. Byron Rucker has thyroid surgery and returns home. Phil Thurmond and Paul plan a Big Bend trip. Dora White to supervise TG&Y during absence. Copeland Hardware ad clarifies Copeland branding and Copeland Hardware ownership remains.
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Phil Porter
Sammy Jones
Sammy
Regal Twin Theatres
Regal Lands
John Forsyth
George Weiss
First Baptist Church
Dean Wilder
Robert Hale
Metropolitan Opera Co
Dale Durham
Byron Rucker
Phil Thurmond
Paul
Wee Agave Tion
Big Bend
Dora White
Tg&y
Phil
Coca Cola
Brownfield
Copeland's
Copeland Hardware
Lal Copeland
Copeland
Brownfield Men Recognized as Local Draft Inductees
Local Board No. 116 representing Terry, Yoakum and Hockley counties inducted eleven men in the past month. Rodger Dale Berry was inducted June 1 from Brownwood, with parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. David L. Berry. On June 3 inductees included John Dyer Gilbreath of Sundown, Concepcion Gutierrez Jr. of Wellman, Alejandro Gonzalez of Dimmitt, Carol Wayne Crisp of Levelland, Tommy Lewis of Plains, and Thomas Keith ONeal of Austin formerly of Denver City, among others. Enlisted prior to induction include Clyde Long Jr. who joined the Army Band, Eddie Sides in the Navy, and Rex Ray Clark in the Army. National Random Sequence Numbers reached 171 for this period.
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Terry
Yoakum
Hockley
Brownwood
Rodger Dale Berry
David L. Berry
Denver City
DeLeon
John Dyer Gilbreath
Sundown
John Dyer Gilbreath Sr
Concepcion Gutierrez Jr
Concepcion Gutierrez Sr
Wellman
Alejandro Pineda Gonzalez
Esteban Gonzales
Dimmitt
Levelland
Carol Wayne Crisp
Tommy Chris Lewis
United States Army Band
Leon Long Sr
Eddie Ray Sides
W. M. Sides
United States Navy
Rex Ray Clark
United States Army
Bill Clark
Brownfield Women Win Governor Award for Community Work
Governor Preston Smith honors Mrs. J. T. Bowman of the Brownfield League of Women City Slickers with a 1970 Governor's Community Achievement Program certificate for Brownfield progress. The plaque, to hang in City Hall, highlights 12 months of growth including 10 new businesses, remodeling of 23 downtown firms, a new medical clinic and public buildings totaling $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bowman
Brownfield League of Women
The
City Slickers
Preston Smith
Austin
Jake Geron
Bowman
A. Earl Jones
Wayne Rattiseau
Johnny Isaacs
Terry County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Newsfoto
Billie Norman
Brownfield
Texas
Lockhart
Atlanta
Graham
Omorrow
Goodyear Appliance Store
Marsh Machines
Las Palmas
Larry’s Chemicals, Inc
Dorsett’s
Hurd’s Art Gallery
Brownfield Swine Producers
Union City Slickers
Brownfield City Hall
Stan McNiel Chosen for Washington Workshop
Stan McNiel son of Mr and Mrs R R McNiel of Union will attend the Congress of the United States Seminar a Washington Workshop in the American legislative process for high school students. The 12 day session runs from June 21 to July 2 in Washington DC.
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Stan McNiel
R. R. McNiel
Union
Congress of the United States
Washington
McNiel
Union High School
Washington, D. C
Washington Workshops Foundation
Brownfield Council Approves Zone Change Public Hearing Set
Brownfield City Council approves rezoning Lots 1-6 Block 37 Original Town from C-2 to C-3. A public hearing is set for 9 a.m. July 16. Also, the city manager reports the Brownfield Motorcycle Club may share the old Boys Club building with other groups. Mayor supports modernization of the power plant and downtown redevelopment plans are discussed.
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Brownfield
Jake Geron
Brownfield Motorcycle Club
Keith Gore
Jack Hamilton
Geron
Nathan Kizer
Kizer
Lubbock Road
Committee Urged To Implement Water Plan
Tex Watson of Water Inc urged the Texas Water Resources Study Committee to enact the Texas Water Plan promptly. He testified in Abilene on June 18 about funding, water research centers at four universities, and studying agricultural chemical impacts while calling for removal of bond interest rate limits.
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Water, Inc
K. B
Tex
Watson
Amarillo
Texas Water Resources Study Committee
Texas
Abilene
Texas Water Plan
Texas University
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
University of Houston
Post Office Changes Mailing Regulations
Howard Davis announces new rules effective Friday June 19 for Brownfield mail. All mail posted locally will be cancelled in Lubbock and the word City for in town mail must stop. Use Zip Codes, separate metered uncancelled mail, first class from air and special delivery to speed processing and reduce local work.
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Howard Davis
Brownfield
Lubbock
Davis
Steering Committee Plans Pheasant Meet for June 23
A steering committee led by Byron Cabbi ness and L M Waters Jr will organize a pheasant meet on June 23 at 8 p.m. at the Party House. Soil Conservation Service and Texas Parks and Wildlife staff will discuss food and cover for pheasants, with a slide program planned. Biologists have surveyed Terry County for topography and habitat. a White wing Pheasant release may occur soon.
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Ing
Party House
Byron Cabbiness
L. M. Waters Jr
Lanny Webb
Herman Wheatley Jr
T. C. Hogue
Bill Blackstock
Lloyd Hahn
Elgin Smith
Soil Conservation Service
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Terry County
Oasis Builders Wins Low Bid for Brownfield Vocational School
Trustees of Brownfield Independent School District open bids in a called session. Oasis Builders Inc of Kermit offered the low base bid of 489 900 with alternates 1 and 2 totaling later rejected. Other bids ranged from 493 722 to 559 779 with various alternates. Oasis later listed a 389 650 bid.
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Oasis Builders, Inc
Kermit
Brownfield Independent
Cmcerning
Luy Oasis Builders, Inc
Cee Bee Construction Company
Dick Miller and Sons of
el Paso
Lloyd Moore and Sons
Brownfield
Oasis
Brownfield Fire Department Answered 100 Calls
From December 1 1960 to May 31 1970 the Brownfield Fire Department answered 100 calls. Forty two were outside the city and 58 inside. Cotton fires led with 15 calls. car fires were 18 inside the city. Inside the city seven house fires 13 grass fires 11 cotton fires three trash fires 18 car fires two false alarms four smoke scares. Outside the city 15 cotton fires six car fires 11 grass fires seven house fires one trash fire two false alarms.
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Brownfield Fire Department
Firemen Sponsor Fourth of July Parade Led by Color Guard
Fire Department plans an old fashioned Fourth of July parade with a color guard leading. Leonard Isaacs and Earl Elrod urge participants to contact on duty firemen or visit the fire station to prep floats and involve National Guard, Boy Scouts, bands, sheriff posse, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Fire Department
Leonard Isaacs
Earl Elrod
National Guard
Sheriff's Posse
Resignation of Brownfield Public Schools Curriculum Director
Dr. D. T. Craver submitted his resignation as curriculum director in an executive board session citing his wife’s health and they will relocate to Gilmer. Jack Pinson to replace Craver. Jim Culver to become administrative assistant. Colonial Heights principal position remains closed. Culver previously held that post.
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D. T. Craver
Brownfield
Board of
Craver
Gilmer
Jack Pinson
Dr. Craver
Jim Culver
Colonial Heights
Pinson
W. O. Caraway
Culver
Colonial
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Ye Pub
Women’s League
Washington Workshop
Stanley McNiel
Council States
Mayors and Councilmens Institute
Stanley Miller
Post Office
Parks and Wildlife
Hahn
Hereford
Jack Patterson
Friona
Chuck Cooper
Deaf Smith County
Elrod