Bucks at Stockton Clash Preview Friday Night
Alpine travels to Fort Stockton to meet a 1966 Panthers squad led by backup quarterback Danny Hodge after Johnny Bowers’ appendectomy. Stockton aims to control the ball, running about twice as many plays as opponents, with 72 plays in the Marfa game. Alpine vows two platoon defense and a strong 33 to 14 win over Pecos as both teams praise last week’s effort.
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Alpine Bucks
Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton Panthers
Panthers
el Paso Tech
Maria Shorthorns
Stockton
Johnny Bowers
Alpine
Robert Starr
Boze Ansley
Danny Hodge
Marfa
Ansley
Bucks
Phomores
Pecos
Starr
Teachers to Meet Here at Alpine School System Event
The Alpine School System hosts district VI Texas State Teachers Association unit leaders and NEA Texas director Grace Scott for a Saturday workshop with a 9:30 to 12:00 session including a luncheon. Speakers include Sam M. Anderson and Mildred Shannon, with chairmen and sections listed.
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Alpine
Texas States Teacher's Association
Sam M. Anderson
TSTA
Big Spring
Grace Scott
NEA
Texas
Tulsa
Mildred Shannon
Maria
Jack Brock
Nea Director For Texasj Address, Sam M. Anderson
Roger Mansfield
el Paso
Vershel Smith
Grandfalls
Richard Olmstead
Sid McCallister
Fort Stockton
Alice Reed Olson
Jane W. Cameron
Pecos
TEPS
FTA
Ethelaura Ramey
Four Screwworm Cases Reported in Big Bend Region
County Agent Ray Sims reports four screwworm cases among sheep and cattle in Brewster and Jeff Davis Counties this month. He notes the fly growth was aided by warm weather and urges ranchers to inspect livestock and begin immediate treatment. Screwworm infested deer have also been reported.
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Big Bend-Davis Mountains
Ray Sims
Brewster
Jeff David
Sims
Maxwell Visit to Puerto Rico Family in Ponce
Mr and Mrs LG Maxwell of Ponce Puerto Rico are visiting for several days to see Mrs J M Alderson and her family, staying with her aunt and relatives.
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Lg, Maxwell
Ponce
Puerto Rico
J.M. Alderson
Lobos Open Season Against Universidad de Nuevo Leon
Sul Ross coach David Slaughter prepares his team for a home opener at Jackson Field against Universidad de Nuevo Leon from Monterrey Mexico. The Lobos seek a 19th straight regular season win as Nuevo Leon makes its seven game 1966 debut after a six game last year with three wins and three losses in intercollegiate play.
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Sul Ross
David Slaughter
University of Nuevo Leon
Monterrey
Mexico
Jackson Field
Slaughter
Nuevo Leon
LVN Group to Get Charter in Alpine
Mrs. Marguerite Gailey of San Angelo, president of the Texas Licensed Vocational Nurses Association, will arrive in Alpine to charter the local LVN group. The ceremony is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church auditorium, with installation of officers and about 24 local LVNs becoming charter members. Public attendance is invited.
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Marguerite Gailey
San Angelo
Texas Licensed Vocational Nurses Association
Alpine
LVN
First Baptist Church
Licensed Vocational Nurses Association
Cecilia Turner Enrolled in Finance and Accounting 1
Cecilia Turner attends the Finance and Accounting 1 course at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas. She expects to complete the program in early November.
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Cecilia Turner
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Bond Issue Vote Set for Oct 18 in Alpine
Alpine City Council called an election for October 18 to approve bonds for water system improvements worth 200000 and sewer system improvements of 105000 plus a 95000 tax bond for a municipal pool and recreation area. The meeting approved plans and retained water consultant Reed at 100 dollars a day. The mayor vetoed a resolution hiring Reed citing lack of agenda posting and perceived bias.
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Ken Esmond
Ed Reed
Chamber of Commerce
D.M. Bennett
Paul Voost
Reed
John W. O'Donnell
Homer Hudgins
Alberto Rojo
Bebe Kokemnot
New York
Kokemots
Ida Kokemot
Lockhart
Esof
Alpine
Sul Ross Fund Aims to Boost Enrollment in Alpine
The Alpine Chamber backs an $8,000 Sul Ross State College Foundation drive to promote enrollment. State Rep Gene Hendryx urged the Sul Ross Board to raise funds by Oct 1 to attract more students, with goals for Sept 1, 1967 and January admissions. Dr Norman McNeil outlined plans to recruit junior college grads and high school seniors statewide.
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Sul Ross College Foundation
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Sul Ross State College
Gene Hendryx
Sul Ross
Alpine Chamber
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Sal Ross
Norman McNeil
Phil W. Ebensberger
Texas
Ebensberger
Chamber of Commerce
Tennyson 7
Sul Ross enrollment tops 1800 as fall rolls in
Sul Ross State College reports fall enrollment at 1,802 students, registrar Glenn Davis announced. The gain of 202 from last fall yields a 12.79 percent increase, a robust rise among Texas state-supported colleges. Including extension classes in Odessa Midland and Eagle Pass brings total to 1,894 students.
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Sul Ross State College
Glenn Davis
Texas
Sul Ross
Odessa
Midland
Eagel Pase
Alpine Chamber Manager Ebensberger Resigns
Ebensberger, manager of the Alpine Chamber of Commerce, announced in the September Newsletter that he will resign on December 31, 1966, citing lack of adequate financing for the chamber as a reason.
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Ebensberger
Alpine Chattle of Commerce
Chamber
El Paso Case Involving Mr and Mrs v Spence Home
A legal notice from El Paso outlines a civil action titled Mr and Mrs v Spence concerning a property matter. The document specifies court involvement and seeks resolution of ownership or occupancy issues.
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Irs of
el Paso
Spence Home
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Dennis Bryant
George Gonzales
Stan
Lobos
LVN Group
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