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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1966

Page

4

Rains Bring Wide Spread Growth Across Ranches

Danch news notes generous rainfall across numerous ranches with many areas reporting substantial totals. Kimball, Marathon, Delmar Collins, Love Ranch, Maravillas, Dog Canyon and Glass Mountain regions are praised for green pastures and rising water. Several ranchers from Tucson and nearby towns visited Alpine as the season dampens drought.

Dove Mountain Ranch Kimball Ranch Marathon McLean Ranch Alpine Persimmon Gap Orr Tucson Ariz The University Love Ranch Charles DeBarbrie Brown Ranch

Alpine Country Club names new officers and directors

At a Tuesday meeting Alpine Country Club announced Mark Herring as president with Dan Ritter as vice president, Mrs J D Holman as secretary, and Jim Francois as treasurer. New directors selected at the stockholders meeting include Mrs J W Shepperd, C D McCollister, Billy Ward, C W Davis and Mrs James W Glasscock. Outgoing president is Kenneth Stucke. Plans for a July 4 celebration are being drafted.

The Alpine Country Club Mark Herring Dan Ritter J.D. Holman Jim Francois J.W. Shepperd C.D. McCollister Billy Ward C.w.davis James W. Glasscock Kenneth Stucke

Trans-Pecos biologists trap fawns for movement study

Daytime aerial surveys map antelope bands with fawns while nighttime spotlight nets capture young animals. Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists have marked 25 fawns with plastic ear streamers and aim to mark up to 200 to track movements across Trans-Pecos ranges using cottonseed meal as food substitute.

Trans-Pecos Tom Hailey Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Trans- Pecos

Gold Star Mothers Tea Honored By Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. John Skinner chaired the Past Presidents Parley event with Mrs. David Kokernot hosting at her home. Music featured Mrs. W E Lockhart on violin and Miss Margaret Jo Rains on piano. guest Mrs. John A Lakeman of El Paso attended at Col. and Mrs. Henry Bailey’s residence.

David Kokernot W.D. Burcham Hallie Stillwell Gold Star Elvie Williams John Skinner American Legion Auxiliary W.E. Lockhart Margaret Jo Rains John A. Lakeman Texas Department Paso Henry Bailey

Pilot Club of Alpine plans year of work

The Pilot Club of Alpine met at the Holland Hotel dining room on Wednesday noon June 8. Mrs Judith Dirks, coordinating committee chair, led reports from Mrs Marylene Strom on community service and finance, Mrs Mary Ellen Kimball on membership and vice chair, Mrs Dorothy McBride on public relations, Miss Margaret A Linn on education and international relations, Mrs Betty Fisler on patriotic emblems, and Mrs Hallie Stillwell substituting for Mrs Edith Hopson on safety.

Pilot Club of Alpine Holland Hotel Judith Dirks Coordinating Comptte Marylene Strom Mary Ellen Kimball Dorothy McBride Margaret A. Linn Betty Fisler Hallie Stillwell Edith Hopson

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