Elizabeth Keefer Boatright To Exhibit Paintings At Sul Ross
Mrs Elizabeth Keefer Boatright of Austin will display watercolors from the Big Bend region in Sul Ross State College gallery all April. An open house Sunday 2 to 6 p m with Dr Mody C Boatright and Sul Ross officials greeting guests. The exhibit runs 9 a m to 5 p m weekdays and 9 a m to noon Saturdays with no admission.
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Sul Ross State College
Big Bend
Elizabeth Keefer Boatright
Austin
Mody C. Boatright
Boatrights
Miriam Lowrance
Sul Ross
Norman L. McNeil
McNeil
Sul Ross Art Department
Mrrs
Lowrance
Ziya Sever
Alicia Bounds
Stu
Rio Grande
Rio Grande River
Leaning Mountain
Mexico
Davis Mountain Valley
Glass Mountains
Sunny Glen Canyon
Allied Students From Bliss to Visit Alpine
A tour by Allied students from Fort Bliss at El Paso will bring over 165 people to Alpine this weekend. Continental Trailways Tours arranged four busloads of officers and enlisted men, including German soldiers. They will visit McDonald Observatory Fort Davis Big Bend National Park and return to El Paso and Alpine on Sunday.
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Big Bend
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Phil W. Ebensberger
Continental Trailways Tours, Inc
H.J. Higgins
McDonald Observatory
Fort Davis
Old Fort
Big Bend Na
Tional Park
Park
Big Bend National Park
Alpine
Fl Paso
Lobos Return To Friendly Home Park
Sul Ross Lobos go 7 7 on the season after a rugged Easter road swing. They host Pershing College of Nebraska for single 2 pm games Monday to Wednesday at Kokers Not Field, after two wins and one loss at Pan American College and a split with Trinity University and Minnesota.
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Sul Ross Lobos
Kokers
Pershing College of Nebraska
Pan American College
Lobos
San Antonio
Trinity University
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Trinity
Gophers
Texas
Minnesota
Randy Senteney
Billy Carther
Steve Peters
Lobo
Gregg Slape
Sul Ross
Otis Langley
Highlands University of New Mexico
City to Seek FAA Aid for Starns Field Improvements
Alpine officials plan to obtain FAA assistance to install lights and upgrade runways at Starns Field municipal airport. Councilman Homer Hudgins will consult FAA officials in Albuquerque to see what aid is available. Councilman John W. O'Donnell warned the airport is not safe for fliers and urged lighting to match street lamps.
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Alpine
FAA
Starns Field
Homer Hudgins
Albuquerque
John W. O'Donnell
Alpine Cemetery Association barbecue set for April 22
The annual Alpine Cemetery Association barbecue will be held Saturday April 22 at the American Legion Home. Mrs Clif Roark is the event chairman.
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Alpine Cemetery Association
American Legion
Clif Roark
Alpine approves 1967 68 budget unanimously
The Alpine City Council approved the proposed budget for the 1967 68 fiscal year in Tuesday's regular meeting without opposition. The action sets appropriations for city services and projects for the coming year.
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City of
Alpine
New Antenna Project Improves Alpine TV Service
A cable firm installs a Troposcatter antenna on a mountain northeast of the Country Club to boost TV pictures, replacing the long line to Full Frog Mountain. The 89 foot high, 150 foot long antenna, with blasting to level the site, aims for faster, more reliable service. completion expected in weeks at a cost around 15000 dollars.
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Country Club
Midland
Full Frog Mountain
Alpine
Bull Frog Mountain
Five candidates seek three City Council posts in April election
Three city council seats for two year terms are on the April 4 ballot. The five candidates listed in ballot order are Alberts, Rojcaymond, M. Dudley, W. H. Hudgins, Bob Corkins, C. D. McCollist, with incumbents Roje, Hudgins and McCollister. Voting occurs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce building. election judge is D. M. Bennett. other council members are Mayor W. E. Lockhart, Dorothy McBride and John W. O'Donnell.
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Alberts Rojcaymond
M. Dudley
W.H. Hudgins
Bob Corkins
C.D. McCollist
Roje
Hudgins
McCollister
Chamber of Commerce
D.M. Bennett
W.E. Lockhart
Dorothy McBride
John W.o'donnell
U S Engineers Begin Flood Study in Alpine
Two Army Corps of Engineers engineers from Albuquerque arrived in Alpine to start a preliminary flood control survey. Arthur Chew and Harry T. Heckenhorn conduct a hydrologic study this week focusing on Alpine Creek and runoff areas. Information will guide possible flood control measures and an economic evaluation for feasibility.
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Army Cons of Engineers
Aluquerque
Alpine
Arthur Chew
Harry T. Heckenhorn
Alpine Creek
Chew
Army Coms of Engineers
Albuquerque
Alpine ISD Trustee Elections Unopposed Candidates
Alpine Independent School District voters head to polls Saturday April 1 to fill two board of trustees seats with incumbents Fva Jean Ilsa and Bob Halpern the only filings. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce building with D M Bennett serving as president judge.
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Board of Trustee
Alpine Independent School District
Fva Jean
Ilsa
Bob Halpern
City approves second well test expenditure near Alpine
City Council authorized about 650 for testing a second water well on the W T Meriwether Ranch north of Alpine. West Texas Utilities will run 2700 feet of line to the Meriwether well for a 30 day test. votes were 3 in favor 2 abstentions. If the line is used long term, poles and line will not incur additional charges. If HUD funds arrive, testing may be delayed as the city evaluates a Musquiz pipeline option.
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W.T. Meriwether
Alpine
West Texas Utilities
Alberto Rojo
C.D. McCollister
Dorothy McBride
John W. O'Donnell
Homer Hudgins
Hudgins
Musquiz
O'Donnell
Negley Named to Texas Liquor Board by Connally
Alfred W. Negley of San Antonio with Brewster County ranching ties is appointed to the Texas Liquor Control Board by Gov. John Connally. Mrs. Negley previously served as vice chair of the state Democratic Executive Committee.
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Negley
Alfred W. Negley
San Antonio
Brewster County
Texas Liquor Control Board
Ohn Connally
Democratic Executive Committee
Easter Houseguests Stay With Davis Family
Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis hosted Easter guests from Dallas Mr Earl Greathouse and his two teenage daughters Vivian and Glenn The Greathouses are Mrs Davis niece family relations noted in this local item.
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Glenn Davis
Mr Earl Greathouse
Vivian
Glenn
Dallas
Mrs. Greathouse
Davis
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