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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1958

Page

1

Governors of 3 States Meet at Alpine Friday

Governors Price Daniel of Texas Teofilo Borunda of Chihuahua and Raul Madero of Coahuila will visit Alpine for a Friday luncheon hosted by Alpine and Marfa chambers and the Big Bend National Park Development Committee. They fly in from El Paso via the International Good Neighbor Council meeting and return the same day.

Alpine Country Club Texas Chihuahua Coahuila International Good Neighbor Council el Paso Chambers of Commerce of Alpine and Marfa Big Bend National Park Dick Rogers Alpine Herman Ledbetter U. S J. T. Rutherford Dorsey Hardeman Joe F. Muguerza Monterrey International Council B. E. Godfey West Texas Chamber of Commerce Price

Army Engineer proposes Alpine Creek flood control study

An Army Corps of Engineers official outlined a possible flood control project for Alpine Creek with estimated total costs between 1 million and 3 million dollars. The city would bear over 10 percent of costs, and a 50 thousand dollar survey would be needed if a House panel approves. The plan envisions a dam and reservoir but would not supply drinking water. experts urged continued sub surface well exploration and noted lengthy timelines.

Alpine Creek Army Corps of Engineers Woodson Army Engineers Pecos River Alpine U. S J. T. Rutherford House Public Works Committee House Committee Corps of Engineers Congress Ashley Classen el Paso

Alpine Cowboys praised in Electric Times feature

The West Texas Utilities Co publication highlights Alpine as a premier baseball town with Kokernot Field, paying tribute to Herbert L. Kokernot Jr. and noting his three national sponsor awards. The issue also covers National Children’s Book Week, library notes, hunting tastes in the Big Bend, and a short anonymous poem about travel and chance meeting.

Kokernot Electric Times The West Texas Utilities Co Kokernot Field Alpine Southwest Texas Alpine Cowboys Herbert L. Kokernot Jr the Cowboys Bonnie Newell

Autumn Queen Festival Date Rescheduled by Alpine High

Alpine High School officials announced the Autumn Queen Festival is moved from November 14-15 to November 22 due to unavailable orchestra. Homecoming activities remain on November 14-15 as planned.

Alpine High School

Year's Rainfall Best Since '41 in Alpine Area

Snow fell briefly in Big Bend and Davis Mountains country as foggy drizzle persisted for a sixth day. Alpine logged 1.44 inches since Friday noon, bringing the year to 21.88 inches, the highest 10 month total since 1941. Rainfall and snow were reported across Big Bend National Park with several ranches noting up to 2 inches in the past week. Detailing station totals, Panther Junction showed 13.08 inches for the year while Basin recorded 15.68 inches.

Big Bend- Davis Mountains Frank Young Ray Spence Roy Whiteside Alpine East Texas Altuda George W. Miller Big Bend National Park Panther Junction Basin Maverick Persimmon Gap Boquillas

Bucks Travel to McCamey for Key Conference Game

The Alpine Bucks travel to McCamey to face the Badgers at 8 p.m. in a 4A4A conference contest. Both teams seek their first wins after early losses. Buck injuries include Russell MecAfee, while starting lineups feature Rios, Hensley, Sawyer, Stone, Williams, Hoffman, Green, Davis, Thomas, and Salgado.

Badger Badgers Seminole Indians Bucks Russell Mec-Afee Carlos Rios Harold Hensley Arnold Sawyer Jack Stone Dennis Williams Dell Hoffman Morris Green Billy Davis David Thomas Mickey Logan Pete Salgado Buck Denver City Fort Stockton Seminole

Learn Spanish With Slover Public Spanish lessons offered weekly

The Avalanche introduces a new public service feature Lessons in conversational Spanish by M. P. Slover of Alpine High School. The lesson appears on Page 1-B with Spanish phrases and English translations. KVLF radio will air the lessons Fridays from 7 05 to 7 30 p m at no charge to the media.

The Avalanche M. P. Slover Alpine High School Southwest KVLF Slover University of Texas Texas A&i Alpine

Alpine FFA leader Bill McDowell visits area schools

Bill McDowell state president of the Future Farmers of America visited Alpine yesterday. A Whitewright High School graduate, he spoke to Alpine FFA members about increasing leadership activities in FFA work and planned to visit Marfa and Van Horn to reach more high school units in the region.

Bill McDowell Future Farmers of America Alpine Whitewright High School FFA Alpin Marfa van Horn

Lobos at Nacogdoches Saturday Night

The Lobos travel to Stephen F. Austin for a Saturday night game after a Mexico City trip. Both teams seek their first conference win as Sul Ross sits 0-3 and the Lumberjacks 0-4. The Lobos welcome back QB Bill Young and feature Tommy Johnson as a key rusher.

Lobos Nacogdoches Stephen F. Austin University of Mexico Mexico City Sul Ross Jacks Texas A&i Lumberjacks Southwest Texas Lobo Bill Young Young Jesse Geron Graves Tommy Johnson Tommy Austin George Plunkett Glenn Treadaway Connie Rudd Roy Woerner Jerry Thormahlen Gene Lay Clyde Evatt Ramiro Leal Pumas Mexico

Carnival At Alpine High Saturday Hallo ween Parade

Alpine High School plans a Halloween Carnival on Saturday November 1 with a 5 pm parade followed by a barbecue in the Home Economics building hosted by the Junior Class. Adult admission is $1 and 75 cents for children.

Alpine High School Student Council Home Economics

General Election Voting Arrangements Announced Tuesday

Absentee voting for the general election set for Tuesday Nov 4 will close Friday afternoon in the district clerk office. Alpine Precinct Iast votes at Chamber of Commerce building 1 West at the Courthouse and No 3 at Centennial School gym. Marathon Terlingua and Big Bend Park will vote at usual locations. 12 absentee ballots had been cast yesterday afternoon at the clerk office.

Alpine

Rotary Tilts Postponed For Weather This Week

Rotary Club president Jim Francois announced postponement of kid football games to Thursday night November 6 due to weather. Centennial Small Boys, conference champs, will face Van Horn. Parochial School midgets for ages 9 to 11 join Pee Wee contests. Nine teams with 140 boys participate in the Rotary Bowl, spanning about 15 hours.

Jim Francois Rotary Club Rotary Francois van Horn

Alpine Central Cafeteria Sets Record for Dinner Attendance

A record 220 children dined at Alpine Central Cafeteria on Tuesday, marking the highest school day dinner attendance to date.

Alpine Central Cafeteria

Berta Lassiter Returns From Austin Meeting

Mrs. Berta Lassiter of Alpine returned Monday from Austin where she attended an executive committee meeting of the Texas State Teachers Association. She is a member of Alpine Centennial Primary Department.

Berta Lassiter Texas State Teachers Association Alpine Monday Austin Lassiter Alpine Centennial Primary

KVLF to Resume Weather Station Operations Nov 4

KVLF will start weather reporting from Alpine after Nov 4 as equipment moves from Sul Ross State College. Technician Childers will arrive Nov 4 to install gear at KVLF east of Kokernot Field. Observations will be taken daily at 5:45 am 11:45 am and 5:45 pm and relayed to Weather Bureau officials.

Paul Forchheimer Chamber of Commerce Regional Weather Bureau Fort Worth Childers Sul Ross State College KVLF U. S Chamber of Commercce C of C Gene Hendryx Hendryx Weather Bureau Sul Ross

Officers Named By Red Cross In Brewster County

In its October meeting the Brewster County Chapter of the American Red Cross announced its officers and directors for the upcoming term. Plans were laid for the Disaster Training Institute to be held November 24 to 26 with 17 officers present. New officials include Campaign chairman Duane Smith and campaign co chairman Jim Parker. Disaster preparedness subcommittee chairs are Martin Olson for food, Mrs Mabel Hamilton for clothing, and Mrs George Baines for shelter. water safety chair Miss Jewell Pye. public information chair Mrs Elton Miles. A professional Red Cross worker will instruct during the institute. Detailed plans are being prepared by disaster preparedness and relief chairman D D Thomas.

Brewster County American Red Cross Duane Smith Jim Parker Martin Olson Mabel Hamilton George Baines Miss Jewell Pye Elton Miles Red Cross D. D. Thomas

Alpine and Gilmer Aiken Fund Grants for October Payroll

Alpine schools received 13228 dollars in per capita and Gilmer Aiken Foundation Funds for October payroll. The funds are ear marked to pay local school payrolls.

Gilmer-Aiken “Foundation

Top Rail Notes on the American Royal

Kansas City coverage reports Texas calves winning the grand and reserve titles at the 60th annual American Royal stocker and feeder calves sale. Holroyd and House of Cedarville, Kansas, claim grand honors with 20 light-weight Hereford calves while J A Mathews of Albany, Texas, takes reserve. George Jones’ steer calves finish third as Catto Gage and Palomas Ranches place fourth and fifth.

Dorothy Gage Forker Kansas City Texas Holroyd House of J. A. Mathews Albany Mathews Big Bend- Marfa West Texas George Jones Catto-Gage Ranch Alfred Negley Palomas Ranch Jones Frank Newsom Brewster Jeff Davis Presidio

Legion To Hold Free Barbecue Tomorrow

All members of the American Legion and eligible applicants are invited to a free barbecue hosted by Big Bend Post No. 79 at the Legion Home tomorrow evening starting at 5 30 p m This event open the Legion annual membership drive and welcomes veterans from the Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and Air Force who served during designated wartime periods or who held U S citizenship at entry

American Legion Big Bend Post No. 79 Legion American Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Air Force United States

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