Two men charged in Sun day burglary at Western Auto Store
Brownfield pair Jacobo Emiliano and Vincent Marez, both 18, face burglary charges after a Sunday break in at Charlie Price's Western Auto at 202 S. 5th St. A vent entry yielded 37 missing firearms including 15 pistols and 17 rifles, later recovered. Diamond rings were also reported missing. Bond set at 15000 each. both posted. Sheriff asks that anyone who bought firearms from them contact the department.
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Brownfield
Charlie Price
Western Auto
S. 5Th St
Jacobo Emiliano
Vincent Marez
Terry County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Department
Emiliano
Marez
Terry County
J.P
Carolyn Pro
Ctor
Sheriff’s Department
Harvest Festival outlines in Terry County plans
The Chamber gears up for the 1985 Harvest Festival in Terry County with a talent show on Oct 17 and festival day on Oct 19. Five Harvest Queen candidates are selling tickets for prizes donated by Brownfield merchants and a $750 shopping spree. Scholarships of 600, 400, 300, and 200 dollars will be awarded to top finishers. Contestants: Melisa Torbert Rotary, Carla Jameson Optinists, Amy Knight Kiwanis, Janie Perez Club Voluntario, Kim McNeely Evening Lions, Shonda Stafford Noon Lions. The winner will be chosen by ticket sales and talent show performance.
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Terry County
Chamber
Bobbye Slack
Brownfield
Melisa Torbert
Rotary Club
Carla Jameson
Optinists
Amy Knight
Kiwanis
Janie Perez
Club Voluntario
Kim McNeely
Evening Lions
Shonda Stafford
Noon Lions
Harvest Queen
Terry County Fair plans unveiled for 1985 event schedule
Fair directors finalize the 1985 Terry County Fair set for Oct 17 to 19 at the National Guard Armory. Exhibits come in Oct 17 with judging on Oct 18 at 8 30 am and public viewing begins at 1 pm. The event runs through Oct 19 with a Harvest Festival shuttle. Directors include Agriculture Mark Wilkes.
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Terry County
National Guard Armory
National Guard
Mark Wilkes
Commissioners Review Ambulance Report in Terry County
Terry County Commissioners in a short session approved the August ambulance report for Brownfield Ambulance Service. The service logged 55 runs 108 hours 43 minutes with 38 inner Brownfield transfers 5 major accidents and 16 outside the county. Expenditures totaled 16379.81 with 3687 in collections and 5530 in fees yielding 66.67 percent collected.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Scott Jackson
Family Network
N. 5Th St
Texas Juvenile Probation Division
Commis
Cubs Begin District Push With Post Friday
The Brownfield Cubs open District 3-AAA play at Cubs Stadium at 8 p.m. Friday against Post after a tough loss to Snyder. Coach Roy Farmer notes Post is a finesse team with young players, missing some key backs due to injuries. The Cubs seek consistency and must curb Price’s long runs while dealing with injury losses Ramirez, Wilson, and Reed.
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Snyder
Post
Price
Farmer
BHS
Cubs
Juan Ramirez
Steve Wilson
Gaylen
United Way sets goal for Terry County at 30000
United Way of Terry County targets 1985 86 campaigns of 30000 a drop from last year s 31227 expenses stay at 7 3 of goal 4132 88 with 2400 contingency leaving 23467 12 for agencies These include Goodfellow Fund Brownfield Senior Citizens Terry County Recreation Program Brownfield Meals on Wheels Salvation Army American Red Cross Boy Scouts Caprock Girl Scout Council West Texas Boys Ranch and others Kick Off Luncheon is noon October 9 at First Baptist Church plates 4 50 Rebekahs cater Donations may be left at 221 Lubbock Rd Chamber of Commerce office.
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United Way
Terry County
Goodfellow Fund
Dick Fletcher
Brownfield
Sunny Martinez
James Morris
Don Hensley
Salvation Army
Bill Cope
American Red Cross
Betty Bullard
Boy Scouts of America
Charles Orum
Caprock Girl Scout Council
Pat Harris
First Baptist Church
Lubbock Rd
Chamber of Commerce Office
Paper a Tuk By Lynn Brisendine
A column notes policy on letters to the editor requiring signatures and authorship verification. It explains letters without signatures or with withheld names will not be printed, and comments that writers should take responsibility for their views.
Marrow Captures First In Week Three Guessing Contest
Baylor Bears upset USC in football action and baffled weekly guessers. Coby Marrow wins first prize with $15 for top score, narrowly beating a fellow Marrow entrant as three others tie with three misses.
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Baylor Bears
USC
Coby Marrow
Coby
Marrow
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Terry County Sheriff's
James Geddes
Edward Garcia
Western Auto Store
Commissioners
Sioners
Cecil Cowan
Joel Kirkpatrick
Tracey Price
Terry United Way
The
United Way of
West Texas Boys Ranch
United Way of Texas
United Way of America
Lynn Brisendine
UBHS
Spirit of the Plains’’ Band
D’ann
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