Brownfield Chamber Lists 1977 Committee Heads
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce公布 1977年 committee chairmen during a Wednesday board meeting. Duane Moss and Neal Dennis lead agri business and trade development respectively while Leonard Ellington heads finance and Dave Newman civic affairs.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board of Directors
Duane Moss
Neal Dennis
Leonard
Pancake Supper and community events announced in Brownfield
The Brownfield Kiwanis Club invites all to a pancake and sausage supper on Friday March 11 from 5:00 to 8:30 P.M. at the High School Commons. Tickets cost $1.50, presales from members or at the door, with free admission for preschoolers. Funds benefit local youth and aged programs, including scholarships and civic groups.
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Brownfield Kiwanis Club
Brownfield Little Dribblers
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of America
Brownfield High Spanish Program Garners State Honor
The Spanish program at Brownfield High School was named one of Texas's top 100 programs by the TEA Foreign Language Section for its facilities and instruction. Instructor Mrs. Oleta Toliver highlighted a unique Spanish culture class offering weaving cooking guitar and crafts, and staged productions. The nomination followed a TEA on site visit after Toliver presented at the state convention in Austin on February 26 27.
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Oleta Toliver
Brownfield High School
Division of Curriculum Development
Texas Education Agency
B.H.S
Brownfield Open Houses Tie Into Public School Week
During Texas Public School Week March 7 11 Brownfield Public Schools invite parents to visit open houses on March 8 and 10 at Middle School Oak Grove Colonial Heights and Intermediate School with specific evening hours. The High School urges visits during class times to observe teaching approaches. The Masons sponsor the week.
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Texas
Brownfield
Jack Pinson
Oak Grove
Colonial Heights
Gear Works to reopen Brownfield clothing plant on limited basis
The Gear Works Clothing Factory in Brownfield plans a partial reopening Monday after closing Feb. 25 that left 55 workers idle. Local investors and bankers funded a restart with about 10 workers on day one, aiming for 30 by March end and 40 to 45 by April, with full capacity expected later. The plant is a division of Dotty Dan Manufacturing Corp of Lamesa, which plans to phase out fall and winter production and later reduce staff. no official closing announcement had been made.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brownfield
Ilene Lockman
Tom Hill
Joe Young
DECA
Gary McElroy
Julia Dodge
Deca Club
Gear Works
Tom Harder
Haidet
Haider
Dotty Dan Manufacturing Corp
Lamesa
Dotty Dan
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Rita Lou Contreras
Ysabel Miranda
Mark Wilbourn
Daina Rae Latham
Willie Herrera
Mrs. Toliver
Ken King
Chamber Names Committee
Senior Citizens
Hospital Film Library
the Kiwanis International Children’s Foundation
Bobbie Montgomery
Dick Fletcher
Red
Chamber
Alvin Davis
Cowboy Store
Func
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Seagraves Hwy
U.S. 62
Lubbock Hwy
Main Street
Santa Fe Railroad
Clyde Newberry
First National Bank Pioneer
Lubbock
Santa Fe
The
Red Coats
Hilton Jackson
Phil Tucker
Buddy Kelsay
Phil Porter
Wayne DuBose
Lynn Thames
Bill Dyess
Jimmy Jones
James
Buzz] Steele
Eddie Johnson
Fred
Pinson
the Masons