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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1956

Page

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Alpine Bucks Host San derson Eagles In Home Opener

Alpine. Over 1500 voters eligible Tuesday as Alpine Bucks host the San derson Eagles in a home game. The Eagles, small and inexperienced with 18 players, may run a T formation and TC spread to attack. Alpine, 3-4, features Bake Turner at quarterback and seven other backs. Last year Alpine routed Sanderson 35-0.

Alpine Bucks Sanderson Eagles Eagles TCU Bucks Alpine Sanderson Poe Borrego Renaldo Garza W. D. O'Bryant Raymond Elrod Armando Ochoa Don Burgess Ruben Olazaba Elisio Hernandez Charlie Valenzuela Denys Thomas Urbano Rios Jesus Valenzuela Joe Brown Freddy Valadez Manuel Espinosa Bake Turner Freddie Davis Bake ‘Turner Arnold Sawyer Joel Brown Pancho Leyva Bruce Avery Dexter Thomas Buck Curtis Kelley Pete Bromley Marion Brooks John Hayslip Daniel Ogas Ellis Cleveland Deryl Parker Tyrone Hilger Alpine High Field Ken McAllister Roscoe Morgan Dan Bustamante Dan Bustamante. At the South Gate M. P. Slover Tom Allen Leroy ‘Roark Anastacio Cobos Joe Garcia Esteban Rodriguez Charlie Wade Frank Young Jack Johnson Big Lake Fabens Iran Marta

Interest High In Presidential Campaign Here

Brewster County voters head to polls Tuesday November fifth for the General Election and congressional contest. Absentee voting opened October seventeenth and ends at five p m. The county also faces eight proposed constitutional amendments and an additional welfare amendment vote set for November thirteenth.

Chamber of Cor- Alpine Carl Shults Courthouse Alpine Clifton Moss Centennial School Pete Gallego Marathon Earl Clark Terlingua Ollie Hinson Lower Basin Big Bend National Park Elizabeth Bledsoe U. S J. T. Rutherford Congress Tke Eisenhower Nixon Brewster County

Alpine Page Owes Laughs to Local Celebrities and Tales

Alpine items recall Monica Heiman in Giant with scenes near Marfa and Hallie Stillwell reporting. John Whitmore buys Radio Station KCMR in McCamey. Don Lipman to succeed him. A Fort Worth reunion follows and local youths Freddie and Phil visit. A preacher at an Alpine High game draws a joke about a gas mask.

Monica Heiman Alpine Big Bend Ranch Hallie Stillwell John Whitmore John Territory San Angelo Wally Davis Felix McGaughy Fort Worth Freddie Davis University of Houston Phil McGaughy TCU Fort Wort Freddie Phil Ais

Sul Ross Band Concert Tour Through South Texas

The Sul Ross State College Band led by Joe Bellamah tours South Texas high schools in Del Rio Eagle Pass Crystal City Devine and nearby towns. The marching band performs between halves at Crystal City Devine game and the Dance Band plays for the homecoming dance.

Sul Ross State College Joe Bellamah del Rio Eagle Pass Winter Garden Area Crystal City Carrizo Springs Uvalde High School Southwest Texas Junior College Uvalde

Lobos Set for Homecoming Tilt in Nacogdoches

Sul Ross travels to Stephen F. Austin for a homecoming clash after a 46-10 loss to Texas Lutheran. The Lobos, already battered by injuries, face a Lumberjacks team that currently leads the historic series two games to three. both schools have piled up 120 points in six meetings.

Doyle Stout Texas Lutheran Bulldogs Sul Ross Lobos Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches Lobos Sul Ross Jerry Sessoms Joe Black Sessoms Black A&i

Dr Lockhart Urges Off Street Parking In Alpine

Dr W E Lockhart argues in a letter to The Avalanche that all angle parking should end in Alpine and calls for more off street facilities. He cites a city committee view, praises Central School cyclone fence and urges churches clubs and dormitories to provide off street parking. He notes narrow streets and urges widening driveways to thirty feet for safety.

Dr. Lockhart Alpine W. E. Lockhart Avalanche Holland Avenue

Texas legislator J Issacks Isaacks dies in El Paso

J Issacks Isaacks former Texas Legislature dean died in El Paso Monday. Survivors include Rev. E Buford Isaacks who led the First Christian Church in Alpine from 1939 to 1944.

S. J. Isaacus Texas el A Paso E. Buford Isaacks First Christian Church Alpine

Alpine High Halloween Carnival Nets 757 Dollars

Alpine High and its student organizations staged a carnival last Monday night raising 757 dollars. Various groups earned funds from activities like cake walks, milk bottle toss, bingo, and a taxi dance. A 41-entry parade preceded the event, organized by senior Jackie Hance with help from Bandmaster E Joe Lee and Police Chief Jack Johnson.

Alpine Ion Stment Council Bennie Helen Rusk Myrtle Whiteside Vocational Ag Tom Allen Future Farmers of America Alpine High Becky Terry Joe Lee Paul Hill M. P. Siover Uewan Jackie Hance Central Centennial Winter ‘Cleaners Casner Motor Co

City Urges Closed Garbage Cans To Deter Skunks

City officials urged residents to tightly cover garbage to keep skunks away. Officials warned skunks pose a rabies hazard and advised wrapping trash and placing it in a closed container.

Alpine Urges Residents to Use Special Tree Water Rate

City officials remind Alpine residents of a special water rate this month to water trees at low cost. Notify City Hall in writing to use the rate. The November bill up to 50,000 gallons matches October, with any extra water priced at 30e per 1000 feet. run water slowly at tree bases for thorough soaking.

Alpine

Cub Scout Breakfast To Be Held Saturday

Cub Scout breakfast for about 80 Cubs and dads will be at Roadside Park between Alpine and Paisano Saturday at 7 a.m. Cubs provide food for their dads, awards to be given by Cubmasters Charlie Hunter and Delbert Dyke. Miss Ethel Smith of Atlanta visited her brother E Milton Smith here from last Friday to Wednesday. she works for the Internal Revenue Service.

Alpine Paisano Charlie Hunter Delbert Dyke Ethel Smith Atlanta, A E. Milton ‘Smith Internal Revenue Service Atlanta

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