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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

9

Big Bend Park News Highlights Summer Storms and Local Events

Summer storms struck Big Bend Park on June 20 a lightning fire burned 43 acres near Dead Mountain before being contained on June 23. Eight suppression workers faced extreme winds and heat as crews battled the blaze. The Campfire Circle service was rained out and moved to the Ranger Station. Activities included a Dream Party with costumes by Martha Alford and Jane Thomas. New auxiliary for the Casa Grande Club formed with Bootscott elected chair. University students Thomas Kruer and Jerry Irvin worked as design and construction engineers. Local visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith and Scott Poage. Road contractors scouted Route 5 Maverick Junction. Stan Joseph returned from Fort Worth after addressing the Texas Press Association. Catherine Shake was hospitalized for a throat infection and later discharged. Park officials Bob Dunnagan and Erwin Thompson conducted park business.

Trina Deade Mountains Upper Basin Martha Alford Cleopatra Jane Thomas Casa Grande Club Bootscott

Lane Ranch Structures To Aid Flood Prevention

A cooperative project by Brewster County Commissioner's Court Alpine City Council Gatewood Newberry Joe Lane and the Soil Conservation Service completed four earthen diversions on the Lane Ranch north boundary. They divert diffused water to Ranger Canyon and Alpine Creek to relieve Alpine floods. A spillway on Ranger Canyon mouth directs flood from rare 50 year rain into Alpine Creek near A Hill, buying time for absorption before reaching city limits.

Brewster County Commissioner's Court City Council of Alpine Gatewood Newberry Joe Lane Soil Conservation Service Lane Ranger Canyon Alpine Creek A-Hill Big Bend

Two Alpine Boys Attend Salvation Army Camp Hobtelle

Carlos Vasquez and Frank B Mellhaney of Alpine attend the Salvation Army Camp Hobbtelle near Dallas. Four one week camp periods will host 200 boys each with activities in recreation crafts and organized sports. Camp co chairmen for Alpine are Higinion Pena and Charles Wade.

Carlos Vasquez Frank B. Mellhaney Alpine Salvation Army Hobbtelle Dallas Texas Higinion Pena Charles Wade

History shows town progress and future financing help

A concise note reflecting on history’s value in showing development of towns and the role of financing in supporting future home and business plans.

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