Brownfield News • www.brownfieldonline.com NEWS Sunday, June 13, 2021 • Page 3 DEATH NOTICE 304 Lubbock Hwy, Brownfield Get One Today! We Are Insured We Are Insured klassenslawncare.com klassenslawncare.com News Briefs Senior Center menu changes with high tem- peratures-The Brownfield Senior Center will be serv- ing sandwiches, salads, and other types of food when the temperature is forecast to be 98 degrees and higher. When the tem- perature is predicted to be lower, then the Senior Center will serve what has been scheduled. •••• The Terry County Cem- etery Board - relies solely on donations from the public in order to keep the cemeteries looking great. If you would like to make a donation or honor some- one else with a donation in their name, donations can be made to the Cem- etery Fund at the Terry County Treasurer’s Office in the courthouse. Ques- tions about spaces at the cemeteries can also be answered there. •••• Terry County Senior Cen- ter - provides many great services to everyone in the county, not just seniors. They provide hot meals each weekday in the cen- ter, as well as by delivery. The center relies on your donations to continue to offer these services. Please consider supporting the Terry County Senior Cen- ter. •••• Terry County United Fund - Donations given are tax-deductible and stay in Terry County. To make a donation, mail a check to Box 788 or take your donation to Lone Star State Bank. The United Fund gives to many Terry County organizations. The United Fund is not associ- ated with the United Way in any way. Call for a FREE quote! 806.438.6350 S ENIOR MENU June 14 - 18 Monday Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes Gravy Pea Salad Dessert Tuesday Meatloaf Mashed Potatoes Green Beans/w Red Sweet Peppers Dessert Wednesday Pork Chops Mac & Cheese Fried Okra Dessert Thursday Chicken Tacos Spanish Rice Re-Fried Beans Dessert Friday Ham Sweet Potatoes Cheesy Broccoli Rolls Dessert June 21 - 25 Monday Steak Fingers Mashed Potatoes Broccoli & Cauliflower Dessert Tuesday Lasagna Squash Casserole Italian Green Beans Dessert Wednesday Chicken Fajitas Rice Beans Dessert Thursday Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes Carrots Dessert Friday Chicken Nuggets French Green Beans Baked Potatoe Wedges Dessert Meals are $4.00 for age 60 and over and $6.00 for under the age of 60. Please call 806.637.6933 by 10:30a.m. to cancel a meal or to order a meal. Juan Pedro Pena June 12, 1954 - December 28, 2020 Private services for Juan Pedro Pena were held June 11, 2021 at 3:00pm in Hobbs, New Mexico followed by a private burial in the Prairie Haven Cemetery. One option the city is looking into is speaking with engineers to see if the city workers can do some or most of the work to fix the pipes. There is a possi- bility that one of the engineers who worked on the pool could tell them they do not have the equipment or the workers are not qualified to do such work. “I don’t see it happening. We can cut the floor, pull the pipes out, bust the concrete get the pipes out, we are taking a cou- ple of weeks for that the mini- mum. Fill it back in, pour in hydraulic concrete so it doesn’t shrink, let it dry for a mini- mum of 21 to 30 days, coat the floor of the pool, we are talk- ing end of July the minimum.” The city had 20 lifeguards who had gone through the process of getting certified to work at the pool this summer. Davis recommended to the council that the city pay back the life- guards for getting certified as they paid the $200 certification cost out of their own pocket. With the pool being closed for a second straight year, the council began to discuss other possibilities to help keep resi- dents cool this summer, such as a smaller pool or splash pad. Davis added he wants to get engineers involved at the pos- sibility of adding or extending the aquatic center. Jackson said around eight years ago the city looked into adding a splash pad and had a rendering done by Vortex, an idea he is in fa- vor of. He added with the ma- jor work needed to be done with the pool this is the best time to do construction work on a splash pad. The splash pad would expand the aquat- ic center and most likely be placed where the skate park is currently located. If the splash pad is approved, the skate park would be moved to Coleman Park and possibly be expanded as well. In a press release from the city, anyone who paid for rent- als and early bird tickets will be getting refunds. Currently, there is no estimate on how much the repairs will cost the city, or if insurance will cover some of the repairs. BROWNFIELD FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER ----------------from one A Cadillac Deville parked outside of a shop on Ranch Road 2066 caught fire Wednesday night around 10:30 p.m. e vehicle fire is currently under investigation according to Fire Cheif Rowe. Notice is hereby given that a regular meeting of the above- named Commissioners Court will be held on the 14th Day of June 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at the Terry County Courthouse 500 W. Main, Rm 4B at which time the following subjects will be discussed. Call Meeting to Order if Quorum is Present. Invocation. Pledge of Allegiance to the American and Texas Flag. DELIBERATE AND CON- SIDER ACTION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 1.HearPublic Comment on Agenda Items: At this time, the public is allowed to make a comment on any item listed on this agenda. Please fill out the Public Comment Sign-Up Form, located on the end of the Commissioners table and Please turn it in to the County Clerk. Comments are limited to 3 minutes on each item. 2.East County Road #430. 3.Approve Minutes from May 24th 2021 meeting. 4.Examine and Pay County bills. 5.Public hearing: On mov- ing forward with Countywide Polling Place Program ap- plication. 6.Vote on moving forward with Countywide Polling Place Program application. 7.Application for Re-Plat – South Plains Implement, Ryan Gentry. 8.Monthly Reports: County Clerk, District Clerk, Justice of the Peace, Sheriff, County Judge and Ag Office. 9.Bolinger, Segars, Gilbert & Moss L.L.P. 2020 Audit. 10.Soil Conservation Pric- ing. 11.Open Bids for Blk 4X Sec 67. Blk/Tract 4X Sec 67, 6.427 Acres in Pct. #2. 12.Sabrina Bandy – Confer- ence Travel. 13.Fourth of July Fireworks. 14.Interlocal Cooperation Agreement: Lubbock County & Terry County. 15.Announcement and Fu- ture Agenda Items. Commissioners court to meet Monday morning
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Brownfield News • www.brownfieldonline.com NEWS Sunday, June 13, 2021 • Page 3
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News BriefsSen ior Center menu changes with high tem-peratures-The Brownfield Senior Center will be serv-ing sandwiches, salads, and other types of food when the temperature is forecast to be 98 degrees and higher. When the tem-perature is predicted to be lower, then the Senior Center will serve what has been scheduled.••••The Terry County Cem-etery Board - relies solely on donations from the public in order to keep the cemeteries looking great. If you would like to make a donation or honor some-one else with a donation in their name, donations can be made to the Cem-etery Fund at the Terry County Treasurer’s Office in the courthouse. Ques-tions about spaces at the cemeteries can also be answered there. ••••Terry County Senior Cen-ter - provides many great services to everyone in the county, not just seniors. They provide hot meals each weekday in the cen-ter, as well as by delivery. The center relies on your donations to continue to offer these services. Please consider supporting the Terry County Senior Cen-ter. ••••Terry County Uni ted Fund - Donations given are tax-deductible and stay in Terry County. To make a donation, mail a check to Box 788 or take your donation to Lone Star State Bank. The United Fund gives to many Terry County organizations. The United Fund is not associ-ated with the United Way in any way.
Call for a FREE quote!806.438.6350
SeNior MeNuJune 14 - 18
MondayFried Chicken
Mashed PotatoesGravy
Pea SaladDessert
TuesdayMeatloaf
Mashed PotatoesGreen Beans/w Red Sweet Peppers
DessertWednesdayPork Chops
Mac & CheeseFried Okra
Dessert
ThursdayChicken TacosSpanish Rice
Re-Fried BeansDessert
FridayHam
Sweet PotatoesCheesy Broccoli
RollsDessert
June 21 - 25Monday
Steak FingersMashed Potatoes
Broccoli & CauliflowerDessert
TuesdayLasagna
Squash CasseroleItalian Green Beans
DessertWednesday
Chicken FajitasRice
Beans
Dessert
ThursdayChicken Fried Steak
Mashed PotatoesCarrotsDessert
FridayChicken Nuggets
French Green BeansBaked Potatoe Wedges
Dessert
Meals are $4.00 for age 60 and over and $6.00 for under the age of 60. Please call 806.637.6933 by 10:30a.m. to cancel
a meal or to order a meal.
Juan Pedro Pena
June 12, 1954 - December 28, 2020Private services for Juan Pedro Pena were held June 11, 2021 at 3:00pm in Hobbs, New Mexico followed by a private burial in the Prairie Haven Cemetery.
One option the city is looking into is speaking with engineers to see if the city workers can do some or most of the work to fix the pipes. There is a possi-bility that one of the engineers who worked on the pool could tell them they do not have the equipment or the workers are not qualified to do such work.
“I don’t see it happening. We can cut the floor, pull the pipes out, bust the concrete get the pipes out, we are taking a cou-ple of weeks for that the mini-mum. Fill it back in, pour in hydraulic concrete so it doesn’t shrink, let it dry for a mini-mum of 21 to 30 days, coat the floor of the pool, we are talk-ing end of July the minimum.”
The city had 20 lifeguards who had gone through the process of getting certified to work at the pool this summer. Davis recommended to the council that the city pay back the life-guards for getting certified as they paid the $200 certification cost out of their own pocket.
With the pool being closed for a second straight year, the council began to discuss other possibilities to help keep resi-dents cool this summer, such as a smaller pool or splash pad. Davis added he wants to get engineers involved at the pos-sibility of adding or extending the aquatic center. Jackson said around eight years ago the city looked into adding a splash pad and had a rendering done
by Vortex, an idea he is in fa-vor of. He added with the ma-jor work needed to be done with the pool this is the best time to do construction work on a splash pad. The splash pad would expand the aquat-ic center and most likely be placed where the skate park is currently located. If the splash pad is approved, the skate park would be moved to Coleman Park and possibly be expanded as well.
In a press release from the city, anyone who paid for rent-als and early bird tickets will be getting refunds. Currently, there is no estimate on how much the repairs will cost the city, or if insurance will cover some of the repairs.
BROWNFIELD FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER
----------------from one
A Cadillac Deville parked outside of a shop on Ranch Road 2066 caught fire Wednesday night around 10:30 p.m. The vehicle fire is currently under investigation according to Fire Cheif Rowe.
Notice is hereby given that a regular meeting of the above-named Commissioners Court will be held on the 14th Day of June 2021 at 10:00 a.m. at the Terry County Courthouse 500 W. Main, Rm 4B at which time the following subjects will be discussed.
Call Meeting to Order if Quorum is Present.
Invocation.Pledge of Allegiance to the
American and Texas Flag.
DELIBERATE AND CON-SIDER ACTION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
1.HearPublic Comment on Agenda Items: At this time,
the public is allowed to make a comment on any item listed on this agenda. Please fill out the Public Comment Sign-Up Form, located on the end of the Commissioners table and Please turn it in to the County Clerk. Comments are limited to 3 minutes on each item.
2.East County Road #430.3.Approve Minutes from
May 24th 2021 meeting.4.Examine and Pay County
bills.5.Public hearing: On mov-
ing forward with Countywide Polling Place Program ap-plication.
6.Vote on moving forward with Countywide Polling Place Program application.
7.Application for Re-Plat
– South Plains Implement, Ryan Gentry.
8.Monthly Reports: County Clerk, District Clerk, Justice of the Peace, Sheriff, County Judge and Ag Office.
9.Bolinger, Segars, Gilbert & Moss L.L.P. 2020 Audit.
10.Soil Conservation Pric-ing.
11.Open Bids for Blk 4X Sec 67. Blk/Tract 4X Sec 67, 6.427 Acres in Pct. #2.
12.Sabrina Bandy – Confer-ence Travel.
13.Fourth of July Fireworks.14.Interlocal Cooperation
Agreement: Lubbock County & Terry County.
15.Announcement and Fu-ture Agenda Items.
Commissioners court to meet Monday morning
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