Alpine Bucks Open Season as Class AA Leaders Preview
Alpine Public Schools plan a Sept 1 opening and a Friday Aug 28 scrimmage against Rankin Red Devils to showcase Alpine Fightin Bucks as the top Class AA team. Returning lettermen include Gonzales Espinosa Wylie Bryant and others led by coach Joe Boyd. Opening regular season game is Sept 3 against Regan Owls at Big Lake.
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Alpine Fightin' Bucks
Ft. Stockton
Rankin Red Devils
Alpine
Crane Golden Cranes
Dan Anderegg
Joe Boyd
Bucks
George Gonzales
Fracko Espinosa
Pete Wylie
Dennis Bryant
Ruben Martinez
Orlando Sandate
Tommy Weston
Lee Roberts
Manuel Muniz
Alberto Moreno
Doug Connor
Leonel Cordova
Richie Leyva
Carlos Vasquez
Bill Burling
Monty Bryant
Mike Stockwish
Mike Hunter
Alberto Valero
Rex Uranga
Danny Drewry
J.J. Espinosa
Mike Patti
Buck Boosters To Meet Monday For Football Season
The Buck Boosters Club opens the 1965 football season with a 7 30 p m meeting Monday at Central School Cafeteria. Films of the Rankin Alpine scrimmage and Buck game highlights will be shown. Tom Connor is president and Forest Weston chairs membership. Doyle Vincent takes game pictures.
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Buck Boosters
Central School
Rankin-Alpine
Fort Stockton
Alpine
Booster Club
Tom Connor
Forest
Pop
Pop) Weston
Doyle Vincent
Laurene Lighthouse and Alice Smith Visit Relatives in San Antonio
Miss Laurene Lighthouse dean of women at Sul Ross College and Mrs. Alice Smith of Ferguson Hall departed for San Antonio to visit relatives.
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Laurene Lighthouse
Sul Ross College
Alice Smith
Ferguson Hall
San Antonio
Nursing Home Opens in Big Bend Area
Valleys Convalescent and Nursing Home announces a 40 bed facility on Loop Road near Brewster County Memorial Hospital and Claridge Apartments. Dr. A R Ponton confirms Sept 1 opening with 24 hour care in private or semi private rooms. Staff includes Bobbie Lassiter, J Y Walker, Sam Thomas, and Oliver Theophilus. Public invited to inspect after opening.
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Valleys
Big Bend-Davis Mountains
A.R. Ponton
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Claridge
Bobbie Lassiter
J. Y. Walker
Sam Thomas
Oliver Theophilus
Ponton
Alpine flood control study cleared for final approval
Congress poised to approve a $15,000 Alpine flood control study by the Corps of Engineers as part of a public works package. The project authorized in 1959 would total $95,000, with funding previously unavailable, and now goes to a joint Senate House committee after gains in the Senate.
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Congress
U.S
Richard White
Senate
Corps of Army Engineers
White
Public Works Appropriations Bil
Senate House Committee
Alpine Public Schools Set to Open with 1157 Enrollees
Alpine Public Schools plan the 1950s style return on Wednesday September 1 with an anticipated enrollment of 1157 students Supt Jack Brock said high school will start at 830 am with 340 expected in the building Centennial Elementary may reach 447 Central School 370 David Forbes James Mancill anticipate the first grade dismissal at 230 pm and noon lunch from 1209 to 1 pm First grade registration Friday August 27 from 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm Students should bring birth certificates and immunization records Senior registration Monday junior Tuesday sophomore Wednesday August 30 31 faculty meetings and luncheon for teachers and spouses at the Central Cafeteria on August 30 or 31
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Alpine
Jack Brock
Clarence Winn
David Forbes
Centennial Elementary
James Mancill
Central School
Alpine TV Cable Tax Totals Reported Franchi se Revenue
Alpine City Council heard an audit showing Alpine TV Cable Inc. paid 1331.80 as franchise tax for the year ending June 30. The firm reported $66,589.77 in cable receipts inside the city and $70,225.77 gross from all subscribers for the 12 months.
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City of
Alpine
Alpine TV Cable, Inc
Mrs Dirks Hosts Phillips Family From Minneapolis
Mrs. Judith Dirks welcomes her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips and their three sons Bruce Frick and Joe from Minneapolis. Mr. Phillips serves as personnel manager for the Pillsbury Co. industrial division. They plan to stay until Sept. 2.
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Judith Dirks
Tom Phillips
Bruce, Frick
Joe
Minneapolis
Mr. Phillips
Pillsbury Co
Dove Season Opens September in Big Bend Area
Mourning dove season begins Wednesday September 1 in the Big Bend and Davis Mountains country with hunting from noon to sunset through October 30. Bag limit 12 per day, 24 in possession after day one. whitewing doves open September 4 5 11 12 with a 10 per day limit and 20 in possession. Hunting on public roads is illegal. a fully feathered wing must be kept during transport.
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Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Sanford DeVoll
Alpine
DeVoll
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