Cubs start district and coach optimistic on Sides return
District 3 AAA opened even at four and four with wins by Cooper over Crosbyton Frenship over Muleshoe Denver City over Colorado City and Post over Idalou while Seminole fell to Lamesa Roosevelt to Idalou and Slaton to Littlefield Brownfield dropped to Snyder The district faces Slaton Denver City Cooper Frenship and Seminole Friday plus a Snyder related note on utility rate politics in Texas and a brief on state tax and legislative moves.
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BHS
Steve Sides
Post
Snyder
Ing
Cooper
Crosbyton
Frenship
Muleshoe
Denver City
Colorado City
Idalou
Seminole
Lamesa
Roosevelt
Slaton
Little
Field
Brownfield
Community Photo Policy Calls for Courtesy and Prep
Paper N Ink urges public cooperation with photographers. Editors request advance notice of at least two days and respect for scheduling. Photographers cover showers group pictures school events and banquets, but delays and last minute calls waste time and disrupt assignments. Readers are invited to write letters and include a phone number while keeping neighborly courtesy in mind.
Fair plans underway for 1985 community show
Local fair committees list event sections including Art Show Harriet Flache and Crafts Leslie Neill. Entries cover Canned Fruits and Vegetables Gale Burron, Culinary Jean Pender grass, Horticulture Beverly Muschalek, Pet Show Steve Osborne, Relics Jack Tongate, and Special Education Don McWhorter. Officers named Joe Burleson president and Lynn Carroll vice president with Bob Mayfield and Mrs Kermit Shults. Books available at Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Office.
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Harriet Flache
Gale Burron
Leslie
Eva Sears
Beverly Muschalek
Steve Osborne
Jack
Naomi Tongate
Don McWhorter
Gina Kelly
Dale Barter
Joe Burleson
Lynn Carroll
Bob Mayfield
Kermit Shults
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Contest winners named in Brownfield News draw
Chad will receive ten dollars for second place while a first time entrant and a new subscriber earned third place and five dollars. J A Chambliss said he would use his winnings for his subscription. Eli Garcia Wayne Sanders and Graig Jones are in this week’s season ending grand prize drawing. Entries must be in by 5 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad
J.A. Chambliss
Eli Garcia
Wayne Sanders
Graig Jones
The
Brownfield News
Harvest Festival parade to crown 1950s themed queen
Tresa West is Harvest Festival queen mother as the parade rolls through downtown Brownfield on Saturday. Prizes include 800 for best float, 500 for second, and 300 for third in the club and organization float division. Trophies go to top commercial floats bands riding clubs and more in a day of contests and booths at Coleman Park. LI a et Dean Murphy hosts the afternoon program with an old fiddler contest, music and prize drawings. Fifty booths line the day for area clubs and citizens selling food and treats.
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Dean Murphy
Coleman Park
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Cubs
Lee
Lyndell Williams
Texas Press Association
Austin
Mark White
Texas Republican Party
White
Bill Clements
Beaumont
Texas
Public Utilities Commission
Kent Hance
Tom Loeffler
Utili
Ties
Clements
Houston
GOP
Rob Mosbacher
Mosbacher
OPEC
Bill Messer
Calendars
Belton
Messer
House
Gib Lewis
Lewis
Eugene R. Haney
North Houston
Gene Green
Milton Fox
Railroad Commission
Bob Bullock
Amoco
Amoco Foundation
Texas Tech
Petroleum Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Robert E. Carlile
Amoco Production Co
Richard E. Ogden
Larry D. McVay
Culinary
Jean Pender
Bors
Marshall Day
Seminole Sentinel
O.G. Nieman
America
USA
Brownfield Horal Co
W. Broadway
Lucky Lepracaun
McDonalds
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