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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1964

Page

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Verdis Returns as Safeway Manager in Alpine

Verdis and family settle back in Alpine after months away with Verdis resuming as Safeway store manager following posts in Odessa and Monahans. They moved to 606 N 3rd St and daughter Brenda enrolled at Sul Ross State College this summer while Terry starts 8th grade next term.

Verdis Alpine Safeway Odessa Monahans N. 3Rd St Brenda Sul Ross State College Terry Thomas M. Keeling J. W. Cum Mins City Sul Ross College Charlie Cameron

More MA Degrees Due

Dr. Bryan Wildenthal president of Sul Ross State College reports the Governors Committee on Higher Education favors expanding master's programs including more MA degrees. The committee proposes doubling state higher education spending to 450 million over five years and increasing tuition, amid legislative opposition.

Bryan Wildenthal Sul Ross State College Austin Wildenthal Boards of Regents John Connally Ross

White Talks On Tourism In West Texas

Over 500 attendees gathered for Selling and Serving Tourists programs across West Texas communities. Hugh White of Alpine told West Texas Chamber of Commerce directors in Lubbock last week the tourist development effort, run by his committee, has been successful and should be aided by local newspapers. Directors opposed President Johnsons War on Poverty as best solved locally, and heard reports on petroleum livestock agriculture education and water resources. Thad Corkins is Alpine WTCC director.

West Texas Hugh White Alpine Th West Texas Chamber of Coerce Lubboc White Wtccts Chambers of Commerce Texas WTCC Johnson Thad Corkins

Progressive Merchants Advertising in The Avalanche

A brief note urges readers to patronize progressive merchants who advertise in The Avalanche, highlighting support for local businesses and the newspaper.

Brewster County to Return Surplus Rights of Way

Brewster County Commissioners Court recommends to the Texas Highway Commission that all surplus rights of way from the U S Highway 90 reconstruction between Alpine and the Brewster Presidio line be returned to abutting property owners. The resolution directs forwarding copies to H L Surratt and notes state and county will grant title to surplus parcels to fee owners after project completion. Also mentions visiting relatives of local residents Mary Robison and J Roy Spence.

Brewster County Commissioners Court Texas Highway Commission Alpine Brewster-Presidio Robert Valadez Rex Ivey Jr H. L. Surratt Texas Highway Department Texas State Highway Commission of Texas Presidio- Brewster County E. East Brewster County Commissioners' Court Highway Commission Brewster Commissioners Court

Open House at Brewster County Memorial Hospital

An open house will be held from 2 to 5 p m Sunday July 19 at Brewster County Memorial Hospital to mark the new addition with 15 patient rooms new surgery facilities and a laboratory. John M. Stuckwish administrator and hospital board invite the public to inspect the addition and refreshments will be served by the Hospital Ladies Auxiliary.

Brewster County Memorial Hospital John M. Stuckwish

Sut Ross State College to Host Choir Clinic

The Music Department at Sut Ross State College will hold a five day choir clinic July 20 to 24 for high school singers and choir directors. Dr. Warner Smig of the University of Colorado will direct the 50 to 60 voice group. The program includes daily rehearsals, a final concert, theory classes, and a directors course. Registration is Sunday July 19 from noon to 8 pm in the Fine Arts Building. For information contact Dr. Robert Calder.

Sut Ross State College Warner Smig College of Music University of Colorado Robert Calder Music Department

It Pays to Advertise Dear Avalanche

A reader endorses advertising in The Alpine Avalanche noting successful sales of property and furniture to a man in West Virginia. The letter urges others to advertise locally and signs off with Velma Featherston.

Avalanche West Virginia

Sunday Beer Sales Okayed in Alpine City Limits

Alpine city council approved Ordinance 394 legalizing on premise beer and malt beverage sales from 1 pm to midnight within Alpine city limits. The final vote upheld prior supporters Stucke and McCollister with Hudgins opposing. Mayor Winter attended but did not vote. The measure faced ministerial alliance opposition and a 181-signature petition.

Alpine Stucke McCollister Hudgins Winter O'Donnell Rojo Dunn First Baptist Church Ministerial Alliance Robert Bristol Irst Christian Church Walter Esch Assembly of God Curt Wise Church of Christ Robert White Church of Nazarene D. M. Bennett Paul Bulsterbaum J. M. Floyd Doyle Vincent H. H. Gilliam George Drewry

Junior Rodeo Set for July 23 26 at Sul Ross arena

The 2nd Annual Junior Rodeo approved by The American Junior Rodeo Association will run July 23 to 26 at the Sul Ross Rodeo arena. Sponsored by the Alpine Junior Rodeo Club, it features three age groups and events from barrel racing to bull riding. Twenty four silver buckles will be awarded and the all around champions receive handmade saddles. Alpine expects 200 to 300 AJRA contestants. Rodeo HQ is Buck N Chute. volunteers with horse space to contact.

American Junior Rodeo Association Sul Ross Rodeo Arena Alpine Junior Rodeo Club Pete Shouppe American Junior Rodeo Assn Alpine United States

Brewster County Court Approves Audit and Fund Transfer

Brewster County commissioners approved hiring Kenneth K. Otto to audit county books for 1963. They also transferred 2 072.45 from Savings to Special Motors Fund to close the savings account. The court discontinued paying the drug and grocery bills for Mrs. Joe Ramos effective August 1. They will inspect cattle guards on the road to I C Roark ranch and declined paying monthly fees to J C Roark for sheriff department service. The court then toured the new Brewster County Memorial Hospital addition, reporting all in good condition.

Brewster County Commissioners Court Kenneth K. Otto Special Motors Fund Joe Ramos I. C. Roark Ranch Mather J. C. Roark Holland Hotel Sheriff' Department Brewster County Memorial Hospital

Mrs Ray Spence Vacation Update from California

Mrs. Ray Spence returned last week from a two weeks' vacation in California. She visited a sister, Mr. Ray Welch, in Riverside and a niece, Mrs. Bob Davis in Los Angeles. Dorothy, Welch's daughter, flew in from Elizabeth, New Jersey, for a visit.

Ray Spence California Ray Welch Riverside Bob Davis Los Angeles Welch Dorothy Elizabeth N. J

Little League schedule and results summary

The notice lists games from July 9 to July 11 with results: Bank 11 over TV Cable 5, Morrison's 25 over Legion 6, TV Cable 10 over Fort Davis 4, and Bank 9 over Jaycees 3, plus Morrison's 5 total careers not specified.

Bank Legion Jaycees Morrison's Fort Davis

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