Deer Contest Brightens Friday Hunting Season Opener
The community hosts a deer contest as the hunting season opens Friday amid club sponsorship and local activity. A letter routing mix up highlights Alpine Publishing Co. and American Fork Utah, with Alpine Calif. noted for its unique first class post office and proximity to Project Gnome blast plans 125 air miles away.
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Avalanche
Chicago
Citizen
Alpine Publishing Co
American Folk
Texas
American Fork
Alpine
Fritz Bill Weyerts
Utah
Fritz Bill
United States
Arkansas
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Oregon
Tennessee
Alabama
New Jersey
Calif
All Star Tony Brocato Named Fullback for Lone Star Conference
Tony Brocato of Sul Ross State College earns the fullback post on the All Lone Star Conference football team chosen by league coaches. Honorable mention to Elisio Hernandez and James Stanford. Also listed are players from Lamar Tech Stephen F. Austin Sam Houston and others.
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Tony Brocato
Sul Ross State College
Elisio Hernandez
James Stanford
Armour McManus
Lamar Tech
Tony Ellis
Stephen F. Austin
Ray Jacobs
Howard Payne
Walter Dollar
Sam Houston
Lindley King
Lamar
Steve Shaver
Harold Jay
Southwest Texas
Bob Cornelius
SWT
Jarrell Hayes
Texas A&i
Boby Jancik
Sid Blanks
A&i
Antelope Kill tally from Trans-Pecos hunters
Antelope hunters in the Trans-Pecos area killed 1725 animals during the open season in early October. Biologists had aimed for 2100 drop. Of the total 1373 bucks and 352 does. In Borden County 35 bucks were killed from 50 landowner permits issued. Panhandle figures pending.
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Trans-Pecos
Game and Fish Commission
H.D. Dodgen
Borden County
Panhandle
Mrs. Coleman Visits Kin After Sister-in-law’s Surgery
Mrs. C. C. Coleman spent two weeks nursing her sister in-law Mrs. G. B. Shelburn who had surgery in a Big Spring hospital. She went to Midland for Thanksgiving with her son C. L. Coleman and family and arrived in Alpine Sunday night.
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C. C. Coleman
G. B. Shelburn
Big Spring
Midland
C. L. Coleman
Alpine
Bucks Schedule Altered With Sanderson Visit
Alpine High School boys host Sanderson Friday while girls travel to Van Horn for a tournament Friday and Saturday. In a Tuesday night update Marathon defeated Alpine 40 to 21 in the boys game era with Joe Valenzuela scoring 11. Alpine won the B game 34 to 14 led by Lionel Cobos. Fort Davis swept both A and B games 49-47 and 32-10 with Joe Molinar leading Alpine in A with 16 and Boreing in B scoring 4.
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Alpine
Sanderson
van Horn
Marathon
Joe Valenzuela
Bucks
G. C. Martin
Lionel Cobos
Vance Jones
Fort Davis
Joe Molinar
Duncan
Boreing
Granada
Mrs. Duncan and Miss Weyerts Visit Sister in Grandfalls
Mrs. Mary Duncan and Miss Johnnie Weyerts visited their sister Mrs. H. B. Eudaly in Grandfalls last weekend.
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Mary Duncan
Johnnie Weyerts
H. B. Eudaly
Grandfalls
Lobo Basketball Opens Season With Two Home Games
Sul Ross State College begins its season with home games in Lobo Gym on December 4 and 5. Wayland College and Western New Mexico College visit, as Coach Ray Van Cleef aims to reverse last year’s 6 win 17 loss record through individual dedication and team unity.
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Lobos
Sul Ross College
Ray van Cleef
Buddy Antwine
Jerry Tyson
Charles Stingel
Kenny Smith
James Thompson
Rance Smith
Emmett O'Donnell
Leo Jackson
Tom Taylor
Jesse Walker
John Small
Dan Murrah
Jack White
Hunter
Sul Ross State College
Lobo
Wayland College
Western New Mexico College
Lobo Basketeers
van Cleef
Herman Hudson
Leland Caffey
Pacific Railroad in Big Bend area to spur growth
Big Bend business leaders say the Chihuahua al Pacifico railroad will boost industry and tourism in Mexico and the Southwest. The dedication included Mexican officials and 28 US reporters. The line ends at Ojinaga and links with Santa Fe at Presidio, Alpine toward Kansas City.
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New Mexico
Alpine
AEC
Carlsbad Caverns
Big Bend
Chihuahua
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Ojinaga
Mexico
Presidio
Santa Fe
San Angelo
Kansas City
Topolobampo
Jim Casner
Paul Forchheimer
Dick Rogers
Hugh White
Bill Winter
Stanley Joseph
Big Bend National Park
Herman Ledbetter
Marfa
Santa Barbara
San Blas
Alpine High School approves scholastic achievement awards
The Alpine district school board unanimously approves AHS awards for grades 7 through 12. Rules require a 90 average, with specifics for each grade level starting January 22, 1961. Elementary awards include a sweater plaque or cup. high school awards offer a cup jacket or blanket up to 15 dollars.
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Jack Frost
Alpine High School
Alpine
Donald E. Stevens
Johnnie F. Weyerts
Leroy W. Roark
Guy C. Woodruff
Lucille P. Clanton
Sally A. Russell
Frost to Head State Meeting
Supt. Jack A. Frost has been chosen to chair the Conference on Accreditation Standards and Program Development to be held in Austin. The meeting runs from Wednesday, January 10 to Friday, January 12, 1962, and is sponsored by the Texas Education Agency.
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Jack A. Frost
Austin
Texas Education Agency
Alpine Surratt Family Visits Relatives in Tennessee
Mr and Mrs Sid Surratt and family of Alpine with his mother Mrs C L Surratt of Sanderson visited relatives in Tennessee during the Thanksgiving holidays.
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Sid Surratt
Alpine
C. L. Surratt
Sanderson
Tennessee
Wild Game Are Heavy and Plentiful in Trans-Pecos Season
Deer season opens Friday December one in the Trans-Pecos with an eight day run through December eight. Hunters may take two deer with one mule deer limit and hours run from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Doe permits exist on some ranches and leases. contact ranch owners or chambers of commerce offices in Alpine or Marfa. Quail remain plentiful with a season through December thirty one and limits of twelve per day and twenty four in possession.
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Trans-Pecos
Sanford DeVoll
Alpine
State Game Conservative
Chambers of Commerce
Marfa
Brewster County
de Voll
Foreman May Enter Race In Odessa Republican Bid
Ed Foreman of Odessa an outspoken opponent of the welfare state is seen as a likely Republican candidate to represent the 16th district though he has not officially announced He will speak at the Alpine Rotary Club today and previously addressed the Lions Club and a Holland Hotel meeting He would face Democrat J T Rutherford if re nominated Foreman is president of Drill Aid Inc and holds other oil industry posts He serves on church and community boards and has a wife and two young children.
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Ed Foreman
Odessa
U. S
Foreman
Alpine Rotary Club
Lions
Holland Hotel
U.S
J. T. Rutherford
Drill Aid, Inc
Permian Brine Sales & Service, Inc
Hickerson Transports, Inc
Highland Methodist Church Board of Stewards
E Maida Directors
Kirk
Rebecca
Play Opens On Dec 7 She Loves Me Not at Sul Ross
Harold Lindsay comedy She Loves Me Not to be staged by Sul Ross Speech Dept on Dec 7 and 8 in the main auditorium. Curtain 8 15 p m directed by Dr Katharine Boyd with a cast including Avon Berhard Bob Kelly Mike Bustilloz Nick Pike and others in a riotous dormitory caper.
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Harold Lindsay
Sul Ross
Katharine Boyd
Avon Berhard
Bob Kelly
Mike Bustilloz
Nick Pike
Bob Gard
Wes Lindicum
Joe Luther
Eloy Barrera
Donna Tarvin
Sharon Snodgrass
Roy Meyers
Tony Brons
Wayne Whatley
Nick Lucas
Princeton
UT Student Mickey Logan Visits Harry Carpenter Family
Mickey Logan a University of Texas student spent the weekend with the Harry Carpenter family visiting and staying nearby.
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Mickey Logan
University of Texas
Harry Carpenter
Alpine High names Myrtle Whiteside Teacher of the Year
Alpine High School honors Myrtle Whiteside head of social studies as Teacher of the Year. Her career includes degrees from North Texas and the University of Texas, extensive study in world affairs, leadership in professional groups, and long collaboration with Sul Ross College.
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Alpine
Myrtle Whiteside
Alpine High School
Whiteside
North Texas University
University of Texas
United States
National Educational Association Institute of Organization and Leadership
American University School of Social
Delta Kappa Gamma
Betalota
Miss Whiteside
National Education Association
Texas State Teachers Association
State
National Council For the Social Studies
Classroom Teachers Association
TSTA
West Texas Historical Society
Waco
el Paso
Midland
Lubbock
Austin
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