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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
7
Local notes report visits by residents from Castroville Kerrville Lubbock Abilene and San Angelo along with Homecoming events at Sul Ross and Baylor. Marathon Mustangs face Fort Davis Indians in a homecoming game tomorrow with band and sweetheart crowning at halftime and a chili supper planned by the Study Club after the game.
Girl Scout Troop 10 met at the Girl Scout Hut on Thursday afternoon to plan the year. Badges include Gypsy Toymaker Observer and Dancing plus a service project. Present were Martha Newbill Charlotte Gibson Lisa Ann McLaughlin Anna Cain Ruth Gurwell Kathleen Foley. Leaders are Mrs C W Newbill and Mr E J Foley. Guest Patrick Foley attended. The troop invites fifth and sixth graders to join Scouting.
Monday features hamburger pattIE on bun with pinto beans lettuce tomatoes onions pickles fruit. Tuesday offers beef tips with gravy mashed potatoes green beans Jello with bananas hot rolls. Wednesday serves chili con carne red beans salad plain cake combread muffins. Thursday includes cheese pizza peas carrots cookies orange juice. Friday brings salmon croquettes buttered corn Jello salad combread and butter, with milk available. Texas parks have per capita visitation 0.6, Michigan 2.4, Oklahoma 3.7.
Alpine Buck Boosters Club postponed the enchilada cook off supper to Thursday November 16 to avoid this week’s events and a barbecue on November 10. Al Sanchez argued the sauce needs aging, while proceeds fund public school athletic equipment.
The Brewster County hospital list records admitted patients including Helen Guiliam and Jose phine Losoya along with multiple residents from Alpine Fort Davis Marathon and Van Horn. It also notes numerous births with dates in 1967 and population growth data showing Twenty two percent of Texas State Parks land acquired since 1940 and an 68 percent population increase.
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