Pedraza, Lyles named week back and lineman in Lone Star
Sul Ross quarterback Luz Pedraza and Southwest Texas linebacker Lindy Lyles were chosen as back and lineman of the week in the Lone Star Conference. Pedraza led Sul Ross to a 28-25 win over Eastern New Mexico with 80 rushing yards and 167 passing yards with two touchdowns. Lyles helped hold Texas Lutheran College scoreless as Southwest Texas piled up 411 yards in a 31-0 victory.
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Sul Ross
Luz Pedraza
Southwest Texas
Lindy Lyles
Lone Star Conference
Pedraza
Eastern New Mexico
Lyles
Bobcats
Texas Lutheran College
Steve Herron
Howard Payne
Curtis Guyton
East Texas
Bill Miller
Bulldogs
Cubs to Meet On Sept 28 at First Methodist Church
All boys aged 8 9 and 10 interested in becoming Cub Scouts should attend with a parent on Tuesday Sept 28 at 7 p m in the basement of the First Methodist Church. Bob White and Carl Williams will meet with parents and boys to organize the Cubs for the coming year. Mothers are urged to attend.
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First Methodist
Bob White
Carl Williams
Judith Smith Heads to Texas Tech for Studies
Judith Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Smith left recently for Texas Tech in Lubbock to continue her studies.
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Judith Smith
Lee Smith
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Peter Koch Resigns As Alpine C of C Manager
Peter Koch resigns as Alpine Chamber of Commerce manager effective Oct 1 after about five years with the chamber. He is known for tourist development, Big Bend photography, and shaping Alpine's image. Koch plans to remodel several of his properties to house retirees near the hospital and County Club.
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Peter Koch
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Don Newbury
Koch
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Big Bend
Hospital and County Club
Safe-Teen elects officers at Alpine Pilot Safe-Teen Club meeting
Mary Bell Lockhart is elected president of the Alpine Safe-Teen Club for 1965 66 at the first meeting held at Alpine High School. Other officers include Cecelia Turner secretary and Ted Gray Jr director of public relations. A Driver of the Month will be chosen for the Driver of the Year at the school awards day in May. The club promotes community safety with support from the Pilot Club of Alpine. The next meeting is Oct 11 after school in the Study Hall.
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Alpine Pilot Safe
Pilot Club of
Alpine
Pilot Club of Alpine
Alpine Pilot Gate
Central PTC Meets Tuesday at Central Elementary
The first meeting of the Parent Teacher Club at Central Elementary is set for 4 p.m. Tuesday September 28 in the Central Cafeteria. Jack Brock will introduce Mr and Mrs James Mancill and family and other new Central faculty. Mancill is principal. A social hour follows. All parents are urged to attend.
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Central Elementary School
Central
Jack Brock
James Mancill
Mancill
Bill Lockhart Leaves For Texas University Studies
Bill Lockhart son of Dr and Mrs W E Lockhart left last week to resume studies at the University of Texas He attended the National University of Mexico summer school this past summer and plans to continue his education at UT.
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Bill Lockhart
W. E. Lockhart
University of Texas
Bill
National University of Mexico
Fort Stockton Prepares For Friday Night Clash At Jackson Field
Alpine Bucks host AAA Fort Stockton Panthers Friday night at Jackson Field. Tickets are $1.25 for adults and 50 cents for students including Sul Ross College students with activity tickets. Last Friday Alpine beat Pecos 26 to 14 as Gonzales connected a 12 yard pass to Bryant and Espinosa scored on a 16 yard run.
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Alpine Bucks
Fort Stockton Panthers
Jackson Field
West Avenue D
Sul Ross College
Pecos Eagles
Bucks
George Gonales
Dennis Bryant
Tommy Weston
Fracko Espinosa
Pecos
Paydirt
Jim Strother
Larry Fleming
Frank Bradley
Eagles
Gonzales
Buck
Rubin Martinez
Weston
Leonel Cordova
Bradley
Stother
Crane
Fl Paso Tech
Marfa
Wink
McCamey
Fort Stockton
San Felipe
Ector
Delayed Completion Plagues West Texas Health Building
SAN ANGELO Regents hear that the new health-physical education facility at Sul Ross faces delays and may miss the Sept. 28 deadline. Only four tile layers work as contractor M&M Development halts payments. pool 90 percent done, main building 77 percent finished. Charles Patterson departs for Austin to enter graduate school after visits in Boston.
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San Angelo
Board of Regents
State Teachers Colleges
West Texas
Alpine
M&m Development Company
Odessa
Norman L. McNeil
Sul Ross
McNeil
MEM Development Co
Jaycees Accept Stockton Bet In Alpine Fort Stockton dispute
Alpine Jaycees renewed the wager with Fort Stockton Jaycees after five visitors from Fort Stockton attended the meeting. The original bet involved a jail stay by the losing side player and a jail night by the winning side president if Alpine won. The party included Willie Siler and others from Fort Stockton and John Thompson from Pecos in attendance.
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Alpine Jaycees
Fort Stockton
Jaycees
Alpine
Willie Siler
Fort Stockton Jaycees
Howard Bledsoe
Ing
Inshouse
Donald Henry
Clark Carpenter
Gorman Wiseman
Don Holley
John Thompson
Pecos
Pilot Safe-Teen Urges Never Sit Without Seatbelt
P S from Pilot Safe-Teen warns drivers and passengers to wear seatbelts at all times to avoid danger. Campaign emphasizes belt use as a simple life saver and urges constant restraint in vehicles.
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7Th Street
Jesus Jaquez
Rene Ybarra
Bill Ramirez
Wallace Sublett
Bill Winter
Cubs
Alpine C of C
PTC
Hum
Charles Patterson
Austin
Graduate School of Political Science
Charles
Boston
Mass
C. E. Patterson
Stockton
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