Telescope gift sparks talk of future careers in education
A family gives a high school senior a powerful telescope from Edmund Scientific Co. Bar On NJ, with 41 inch mirror and 8X finder. Dennis Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs Fred Williams, uses it to observe sunspots and planets, while his brothers are noted as honor students. The piece urges parents to guide sons toward professions rather than flashy gifts and cites Texas education data and the National Defense Act of 1958.
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Alpine Central Dominates District Meet For Fifth Straight Year
Alpine Central clinched the district title, amassing enough points to secure its fifth consecutive championship. Sanderson finished second, Marfa Elementary third, Centennial fourth, with strong showings by Centennial and Alpine Cen tennial volleyball teams. Tennis and playing fields contributed toward Central’s lead as Marfa and Sanderson battled for runner-up spots.
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Parenti Joins Harvard Observatory Staff as Technician
Dino Parenti has joined the Harvard Radio Astronomy Station as senior electronic technician after leaving Holloman Air Force Base. The family, now living in Alamogordo, plans to move to Fort Davis at the end of the school year. Also note storage tip: cotton knit shirts can be rolled and wrapped to save packing space.
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Chisos Mountains Awe Inspires Baylor Professor
Baylor University scholar Dr. Wiley D. Rich recounts the Big Bend National Park journey from Marathon, detailing barren canyons, the blue outline of distant peaks, and the fiery sunset over the Chisos range. He notes the starry night sky, the sense of awe, and gratitude for nature’s grandeur.
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Every Sixth Bottle Free On New HPV y Liquip Vitamins
An ad claims every sixth bottle free on HPV y Liquip vitamins with a promise of generous amounts of other vitamins and bio flavonoids. The text includes unclear branding and garbled phrases about money back guarantees and additional formulas.
Hensley Joins Desert to Sea Marine March in California
Troy L. Hensley, Alpine native and son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hensley, participated in a 13 mile Desert to the Sea March with the First Marine Division ending March 9 at Pendleton. The trek began March 23 from the Marine Corps Base Twentynine Palms and involved about 2500 Marines, averaging 25 miles daily with prearranged nightly halts. The long training march capped a 10 day desert exercise series titled Desert Training.
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Matching Color Cotton Washcloths For Easy Coord
Consumers seek cotton terry washcloths that pair well with towels. The guide notes matching colors helps identification and prevents mismatches when stocking bathroom sets.
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