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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1957

Page

2

Alpine teen life spans events at band festival and gatherings

Kay Young reports Alpine High activities including the junior band leaving for Del Rio for a festival and housing arrangements. The stage band performed at Lions Club, and school assembly featured their music. A 1956 alumna eloped with Sam Wade, a Sul Ross student and KVLF announcer, while Judy Crider Wade receives a home shower hosted by Kay Young. A new drama club initiation introduced members Tye Hillier, Tommy Posey, Ray Bradford, Claudia Austin, Jackie Hance, and Frank Young. Mary Sue Fardaway, now pre med at Sul Ross, attends Fort Stockton. Alpine attends district FTA with Marion Brooks earning Mr Future Teacher second place and presiding office elected for next year.

Atpike High del Rio AHS Lion's Club Alpine High Sui Ross College Sam Wade Sul Ross KVLF Judy Crider Wade Kay Young Tye Hillyer Tommy Posey Ray Bradford Claudia Austin Jackie Hance Frank Young Mary Sue Fardaway Mary Sue Fort Stockton Alpine Ysleta Marion Brooks Alpine Club

Kaufman Leads Texas Water Storage Under 566 Act

Kaufman becomes first Texas city to use the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act to add 1834 acre feet of flood storage on Big Cottonwood Creek. Cost about 18114 dollars. project aims to slow floods and release water as streams can hold. Similar work planned near Coolidge with 355 acre feet in Pin Oak Creek watershed.

Texas Department of Agriculture Trinity Colorado River H.M Smith U. S. Soil Conservation Service Smith Kaufman Kaufman-Van Zandt

Municipal water supplies and watershed planning use own engineers

A city or water district must use its own engineer or hire one to assess water needs and the suitability of the watershed for a municipal supply. The local engineer may redesign the dam for extra storage or use SCS help with reimbursement. The program aims to protect land crops and property from flood damage through soil conservation and long term usefulness of flood control structures.

SCS Smith

Drive Safely Never Safe Enough for a Moment

Public service message urging constant caution on the road. Emphasizes that even brief driver mistakes can lead to serious injury or death and advocates staying alert, obeying traffic laws, and minimizing distractions.

Border Patrol Jobs Announced By Government

The United States Civil Service Commission issued a new examination for immigration patrol inspector positions. Vacancies will be filled in Border Patrol units across border towns and coastal areas along the southwestern United States.

United States Civil Service Commission Immigration and Naturalization Service Border Patrol United States

Chevron Tips By Bob

Local business blurb touts friendly service and regular customers. Promotional language invites drivers to visit, noting consistent care and approachable staff for patrons passing by.

Bob

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Price Daniel Heart Fund Texas Heart Association E. N. Jones College and Texas Heart Lucien Lelong Wat Norilla’s Elizabeth Arden Gemey R.S.V.P WHITE MY Love Alpine Drug Store Rexall Holland Teen Talk Toni Pate Danny Danny Pollock Seguin D. J. Pollock Pollock Sul Ross State College Texas Lutheran College Seguin Enterprise Texas City Gov't Winter Cleaners Namdra Sei Friendly Erie Chevron Service
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