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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

6

Quanch News Notes Weather and Local Happenings

Rex Ivey of Lajitas reports on rains and snows shaping January or February with weed growth and a green spring. Local figures S L Stumberg attend the National Wool Growers convention in Phoenix. Marathon and Alpine residents noted. Ruff Murrah reports fat sheep amid green weeds and coyotes controlled year round. Mrs Leroy Stone and grandson Jack travel to Houston and Amttin for weeks.

Rex Ivey Lajitas el Otra Lado Brewster S. L. Stumberg Sanderson National Wool Grow Association Phoenix Welk Grace Lochansen Marle Simpson Marathon Alpine Billye Wilson Ruff Murrah Ruff Leroy Stone Jack Stone Houston Amttin

Central Junior Girls win and 8th grade edge Fort Davis

Central Junior High girls split games with Fort Davis on Thursday with the 8th grade team topping 21 to 19 and the Fort Davis B squad prevailing 20 to 18. Central 8th graders Elaine New George A Foster Laura Woodruff and Sharon Smith led scorers with 7 and 6 points.

Central Fort Davis Lexine Heil Virginia Roberts Pam Gaddis Rose Dawkins Fr Central Mary Luna Davis Jan Moreow Ester Matthews Lits Bierschwale Beth Francois Connie Boehme Vivian Nell Lanita Smith Elaine New George A. Foster Laura Woodruff Sharon Smith Jackie Williams Frances Bell Jan Kay Gail Rudder Beth Cullison Donna Boyd Marilyn Shields Marueen Patterson Sandy DePron Janie Powers

Hayslip Finishes Marine Officers Basic Course

Marine Corps Second Lt. John V. Hayslip, son of Mrs. Anna Hayslip of Alpine, has completed the 26 week Officers Basic Course at Marine Corps Schools in Quantico. The program trains newly commissioned officers from the U S and allied nations in personnel administration first aid map reading weapons and leadership with field exercises and practical communications and weapon employment.

Haysup Quantico John V. Hayslip Anna Hayslip Alpine Marine Corps Schools

Deer harvest report from West Texas public hunts 1964

The 1964 free public hunts on Black Gap and Sierra Diablo wildlife management areas produced 372 deer killed at Black Gap with 33 percent success among 1119 participants and 66 javelina. At Sierra Diablo north of Van Horn 80 hunters took 47 deer for 59 percent.

San Angelo Black Gap Widlife Sierra Diaio van Horn West Texas

Alpine volunteers report 1964 fire activity and losses

Alpine Volunteer Firemen answered 67 calls in 1964 with total property damage estimated at 4900 dollars. Man hours reached 387 as 32 city calls and 35 outside calls occurred, including 21 night and 46 day calls. Water use totaled 850 gallons and five 50 joints of 2 1/2 inch hose were employed.

Alpine

Tirolean Dairy Farmers Use Plastic Pipe Lines

Dairy farmers in Tyrol lay plastic pipe networks to move milk from Alpine meadows to valley processing plants. In North Borneo, the world’s largest flower reaches the size of a washtub, highlighting regional horticultural wonders.

North Borneo

New Look in Army Basic Training Centers

Army basic training centers adopt a streamlined system creating the Army Drill Sergeant status. These elite NCOs wear a campaign hat and undergo five week schools to master training techniques. Drill Sergeants focus on rudiments of soldiering including drill, discipline, marksmanship, and courtesy to raise highly motivated recruits for advanced training.

Army

Military education: Armed Forces superior to colleges

A two year survey from Teachers College of Columbia University concludes the Armed Forces offer one of the most comprehensive and advanced education programs in the world. The 164 page report titled Classrooms in the Military states education is a major military activity to fulfill national defense.

Armed Forces Teachers College of Columbia University Armed Services

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Quanch News Ballie Stillwell Twin Peaks She James Stewart Sandra Dee Paula Prentiss Peter Sellers Black Gap Crawford Agency General Insurance Meria Southwest Texas Gas Corporation Benjamin Franklin Attorney General OF Texas Alpine and Marfa IAS W. Lak Harkiari W. E. Lockhart, M. D W. &. Lockhart M. D Joe P. Brosnan Robert Barcelona Fort Jackson S.C Chicago Illinois Robert A. Owens Jerold M. Mack Omaha Neb S. C Polara Dodge Dodge Polara Webb Brothers E. San Antonio Marfa, Texas
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