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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1967

Page

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Alpine Homecoming Bucks to host Fabers Friday night

Alpine comes off a tight 7 6 loss to Crane and seeks revenge as they host the Fabers Wildcats in district GAA play at Jackson Field. Both teams carry 1 win and 5 losses, with Fabers opening 1967 at 28 0 over VanHam and dropping to six straight defeats. Alpine, after a 28 0 win over Dover Parkland, lost earlier to start the season but showed fight against Crane. Coach Bore Ansley praised the effort, noting fumbles and Crane’s kicking game shaped the outcome and calling the game one of the finest high school efforts he has seen.

Alpine Fightin! Bucks Jackson Field Fabers Wildcat Fabers VanHam Deming Cantillo Crane Clint Marfa Bucks Dover Parkland Alpine Bore Ansley Cranes Arley Axsley Buck Ansley

Alpine High School Alumni Prepare for Homecoming Weekend

Enthusiasm grows as Alpine High School alumni plan Homecoming activities this weekend at Jackson Field. The Class of 1917 marks its 50th anniversary with pregame ceremonies, a 10 a.m. Saturday reception at the First National Bank Community Room in Alpine, and exhibitions of keepsakes from five years ago. Exes from 1912 through 1917, including Mrs. Viola Trent Davey and Mrs. Mary Gillett Hancock, are noted among those attending, with several out-of-town members hoped to return.

Alpine High School Alpine Berta Clark Lassiter Mmes Vernie Hicks Allen Nettie Shuler Blevits Frieda Weyerts Wade Electa Wade Dom Adams Avalanche Esther M. Measday J. Emory Purcell Jim Hancock Maude H. Baines Blevins Ex- Students Association Mines Ethel Moss Nail Hattie Grace Peters Elliott Margaret Adams Francois Guy Crawford Nail Georgia Stroud Dallwan Viola Trent Davey DeSoto Drive el Paso Mary Gillett Hancock Silver St Lee Hancock Harris Smith Austin Nona Garnett Josephine Linn Ora O'Mahor Bess Newton Thain

Hendryx Urged to Run Again by West Texas Allies

A drive to draft Rep. Gene Hendryx of Alpine for re election gains momentum with business and civic leaders across West Texas offering county by county support. Agriculture groups and oil and gas interests back Hendryx with Farm Bureau planning a pitch next week. The Alpine representative stunned supporters by saying he would not run again two weeks ago, triggering a wave of calls and visits as the coalition he helped build faces strain.

Phil W. Ebensberger Gene Hendryx Alpine West Texas Monahars Hendryx Farm Bureau Lucille Capitol Press Corps Ben Jumbo) Atwell Dallas Bill Heatly House Appropriations Committee Ben Barnes Gus ‘Mutscher

Water Rate Hike Vetoed by City Council

Mayor Homer Hodgis sustained his veto of a water rate increase, while council members agreed some rise is needed. Action postponed until full council is present. two councilmen were absent. Earlier Oct. 10 rate rise was vetoed Oct. 12. mayor favored ordinance over resolution and proposed a 0.5 cent per 1 902 gallons raise for all classifications. A statement by Councilman Vogt warned Oct. 19 increases could range 33 1/3 to 66 percent, penalizing larger water users.

Homer Hodgis Alberto Rojo J.W. O'Donnell Hudgins Hudgits Paul Vogt

Mom and Dad Night Held During Alpine Buck Homecoming

At Jackson Field during the Alpine Fathers football game, Buck players’ moms and dads are invited to meet at 7 29 p m in front of the north stands. A 7 35 program has players presenting their moms, with moms seated in a reserved section and dads watching from the Buck bench. Each dad wears his son’s number. Half time features the crowning of the football sweetheart and a pep squad performance, with the Mountain Southwest lights illuminated.

Buck Jackson Field Bucks

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Dunting Berta Reida Weyerts Wade Lulu Cotter Whit Measday Vernie Hix Allen Nettie Grad Clark Lassiter Allie Bunyan McIntyre Gladys Morton Lucy Moss White Jo Vanda Davis Morgan Ester Shuler Blevins Margaret Adams
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