Alpine FFA names officers for 1970 71 school year
Richard Powell leads Alpine High School FFA as adviser with officers Ashley Coats as president Jimmy Jones as vice president Carol Mills as secretary Carye Lou Binge as reporter Ronnie Drewry as treasurer Boxer Sims as sentinel Nancy Hollen returns as chapter sweetheart The group plans livestock projects record keeping leadership and judging contests stock show competition and will run the concession stand at home football games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Ashley Coats
Carol Mills
Jimmy Jones
Nancy Hollen
Ronnie Drewry
Carye Lou Binge
Boxer Sims
Alpine High School
Richard Powell
Austin
Alpine
FFA
Chamber of Commerce Comments and Alpine Development Ideas
Hugh White notes Brewster County teams excelled with 7 0 and 0 records as Sul Ross Alpine Marathon and Texas A&M football wins cheer locals. He reports inquiries from Texas students about Alpine and proposes a Newcomers Club Visitors Center and a city owned chamber facility between two highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Glasscock
Chamber of Commerce
Brewster County
Phil Wayne
Gene Hendryx
Sul Ross State University
Brewster
Marathon
Tornillo
Texas A&m
LSU
Baton Rouge
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Texas
Arizona
Texas Industrial Commission
Focal
Alpine
Theroperty
Hugh White
Proclamation designates 1970 Freedom Signature Week
Dorothy L. McBride proclaims September 20–26, 1970 in Alpine as VFW Freedom Signature Week urging citizens to call for immediate release of American prisoners held by North Vietnam and its allies in Southeast Asia and to support humane treatment per Geneva standards. The notice cites pleas from neutral groups and seeks signature campaigns to press for prisoner release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
International Red Cross
Dorothy L. McBride
Alpine
Big Bend Park News Roundup From Basin Area Gatherings
The TOPS Club and bridge players met at Ruth Jessen s home in the Basin for a new contest with Bev Montford leading as high bridge scorer for the day. Local socials included a cook out at Mr Anderson s room and a Couples Bridge Club event hosted by Bill Jensen and Dean Hatfield on Hatfield s patio. A planned hike for Bob and Glada Costales and Dick and Verlene Bennett was rained out, prompting a bridge afternoon. Families on brief trips included Cecil and Ruth Garrett Cecelia and Cecil Lynn heading to the Grand Canyon and Utah, while Mike and Elaine Shields hosted Nora Shields from Walla Walla for a week. Hershel and Marie Fowler moved to Study Butte with Denise leaving Terlingua school, though the Fowlers will remain with National Park Concessions. Ruth Jessen toured Castelon with Mrs Baker. Pfc James D Beard, son of Mr and Mrs J N Beard, was transferred from Fort Ord California to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana for further personnel management courses.
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Triia
TOPS
Ruth Jessen
Basin
Bev Montford
Hershel
Marie Fowler
Butte
Denise
Terlingua
Fowlers
National Park Concessions, Inc
Beard
Pfc
James D. Beard
J. N. Beard
Fort Ord
Calif
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
How Brewster County Taxes Pay for Ranch Roads
Brewster County Commissioner Precinct 1 answers readers questions about county government in Alpine Texas. The first query asks how much property taxes are spent on ranch roads. the answer: none. Citizens are invited to send more questions to the commissioner or editor Jim Glasscock.
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Bob Corkins
Jim Glasscock
The
Alpine Avalanche
Brewster Nly
Pob Corkins
Alpine
Texas
Brewster County
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Big Bend Park News
Mr. Anderson
Bill Jensen
Dean Hatfield
Hatfields
Paul
Mary Ann Geverish
Bob
Glada Costales
Verlene Bennett
Mother Nature
Cecil
Ruth Garrett
Cecelia
Cecil Lynn
Grand Canyon
Utah
Mike
Elaine Shields
Walla Walla, Wash
Nora Shields
Mrs. Baker
Castelon
Sul Ross Village
Helene Curtis
Wiglettes
Highland Drug
Robt. Soza
Grad
Hill Bldg
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