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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1962

Page

8

Ice Age stone knives found in Wyoming expedition

Crude stone knives unearthed on a National Geographic Society expedition in Wyoming show Ice Age people 11 000 years ago used blades sharp enough to cut sinew and bone. The find sheds light on early tool making and subsistence.

Alpine Wyoming National Geographic Society

School of Arts and Crafts Reopens in Alpine

The School of Arts and Crafts will reopen at 702 N. Sth Alpine under Mrs. Oliver Theophilus to teach drawing painting leather copper tooling and mechanical drawing if interest. Classes meet twice weekly by age group up to 10 students per class with $10 monthly tuition. Sessions run 12 weeks from Sept. 17 registration Sept. 17 1 to 7 p.m. at Theophilus residence. For more information call Tennyson 7 2301.

School of Arts and Crafts Alpine N. Sth Oliver Theophilus Theophilus Tennyson

Marathon PTA Meets and Local Club News in Marathon

The Marathon PTA will meet Monday September 17 at 7 30 p m in the High School study hall. Recaps include a dessert bridge at Mrs Frank Wedin s home with top scorers Mrs Carl Young and Mrs Bill Donnell and a new Ar ts Club forming with president Mrs C W Edwards and treasurer Mrs George Hargus.

Sam D. Adams PTA Frank Wedin C. W. Edward Farl Young W. G. Gulihur L. C. Ritchey Zoye Decie Bill Donnell Walton Shoemake Marathon Arts Club C. W. Edwards George Hargus Hargus A. W. Haleys Salidor Fuentes Neal Hufford Pat Rooney G. W. Worthington J. W. Hotack John Moss David Bishop Eldon McGonagil Benny Brock Buddy Stennett Olney Texas Otis Halliburton Charlie Benny

Answers Avalanche Editor Foreman Cites Stand on Presidio Bridge

The letter from Ed Foreman, Republican candidate for Congress, responds to Alpine Avalanche editorials about a government owned free bridge at Presidio. Foreman clarifies he opposes a free government bridge, supports safer permanent bridge options, and mentions possible federal or international toll bridge solutions if private remedies fail. He also taunts editorial coverage of rival Slick Rutherford and politics in the 16th District.

Answers Avalanche Foreman Presidio Bridge Ed Foreman Congress 16Th Presidio Ojinaga Mexico Guesta Odessa Texas Jim Glasscock Alpine Avalanche Alpine Jim Slick United States U. S Slick Rutherford U. S. Department of Agriculture Pagors Skullduggery

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