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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

6

Rescue Squad Aids Sanderson Cleanup by Brewster County

Brewster County Rescue Squad organized volunteers to aid Sanderson cleanup after the June 11 flood. About 20 Alpine High School students and coaches, 20 to 25 Sul Ross College men, 5 Rescue Squadron members, plus others joined Sheriff Bill Cooksey. West Texas counties joined in, Brewster’s day on June 23, with six rescue trucks, Alpine city trucks, locally donated vehicles, and an Alpine School bus. Air Force helicopter from Laughlin AFB assisted. Squad members thanked local officials at a Monday night meeting.

Brewster County Rescue Squad Sanderson Alpine High School Sul Ross College Bill Cooksey West Texas Brewster County Sandersone Alpine Prioly Owned Fort Stockton State Dept. of Public Safety Air Force Laughlin Air Force Base del Rio Commissioners’ Court

Scouts Attend Buffalo Trails Camp Near Fort Davis

Eleven boys from Boy Scout Troop No. 41 attended summer camp at Buffalo Trails Scout Ranch led by scoutmaster Carl Williams. The troop earned 134 of 140 points for best campsite while competing with 11 other troops from 270 scouts and worked on badges. Bob McLaughlin Ralph Peters Jim McLean and Jimmy Pattillo were tapped out as Order of the Arrow candidates. A court of honor is set for Monday August 2.

Boy Scout Troop No Buffalo Trails Scout Ranch Fort Davis Carl Williams Frank Stork Guy Miller Jimmy Burling Jimmy Pattillo Jim McLean John Everhart Daniel Evans Buffalo Trails Council Bob McLaughlin Ralph Peters Order of the Arrow Williams

Senior Girl Scouts Form Active Alpine Troop

A newly organized Senior Girl Scout Troop has held meetings since March. Officers include Cecelia Turner vice president Jeanie Smith secretary treasurer Diana Van Pelt reporter and Jeanne McCollister. Leader Mrs C D McCollister with co-leaders Miss Fileen Pohl Sul Ross and Mrs Judy Polson. Meetings are the first and third Saturdays at Mrs McCollister home. Members listed include Becky Boyd Kay Hardy Caroline Matthews Dora Alice Matthews Patricia McAlister Sue McAlister Jeanne McCollister Janna McMillian Lea Skelton Jeanie Smith Sharon Snow Cecelia Turner Sally Turner Diana Van Pelt Flaine Babcock and Diana Hendrick.

Cecelia Turner Jeanie Smith Diana van Pelt Jeanne McCollister C.D. McCollister Coleaders Fileen Pohl Sul Ross Judy Polson McCollister Alpine Becky Boyd Kay Hardy Caroline Matthews Dora Alice Matthews Patricia McAlister Sue McAlister Janna McMillian Lea Skelton Sharon Snow

Closet rug suggestion for spring cleaning

When cleaning closets for spring, place an all cotton scatter rug on the floor to shake out dirt more easily. The rug can be machine washed when needed.

Class Makes Field Trip With Sul Ross State Class

Dr. Robert W. Miller's graduate class in Administration of Guidance and Counseling Programs at Sul Ross State College toured the Permian Basin Area June 14 and 15 visiting Fort Stockton High School Lee High School Midland Crockett Junior High School Odessa Fetor High School Permian Basin High School Odessa. Twenty seven students joined.

Robert W. Miller Sul Ross State College Permian Basin Fort Stockton High School Henry Ward Lee High School Midland Don Vernon Crockett Junior High School Odessa Bess McDonald Fetor High School Ivan Kerr Permian Basin High School Jack Brewer Miller

Filipinos in Manila Village Louisiana Traced to 1710 Settlers

Descendants of Filipinos who settled in Louisiana around 1710 can be found in Manila village of New Orleans, highlighting a historic Filipino presence in the city and its communities.

Louisiana Manila Village New Orleans

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