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Vol. 18 No. 48 Alpine Sun, 92001 Friday, Nov. 28, 1969 445-2415 1Q¢ LOG CABIN BURGLARS GET $900.

Sometime between 4:30 and 6 a, m, Thursday last week thieves broke a window in the east door of the Log Cabin Cafe and stole over $ 900 in cash, reports Barney Ratliff, owner,

Here is the busy class in creative stitchery at Alpine Art Chalet, 1321 W. Victoria, just above Community Church, They have been meeting on Thursdays, plan another class after Christmas,

Clockwise they are: Gladys Wotring, Fem Sandell, Phyllis Liner, Dorothy Long, Glo Newton who teaches the unique art, Alice Rowlett and Marjorie Bornowski,

If you have not visited the Chalet, now is a good time for the one-man art show of Mrs. Evelyn De Clue of EC, is here till Nov. 30, and it is well worth inspecting and enjoying.

JOE LYMAN IN HOSPITAL Since Thursday of last week Joe

Lyman of Alpine Village Apts., has been in EC Valley Hospital for a check­up following what was thought to be a mild heart attack,

NEW YORK FAMILY MOVED HERE Mr. and Mrs. John Steinsvold and

5-months-old son Ted have just moved · into a stone home on 3/ 4 of an acre

that was owned by the First Christian Church of SD.

Steinsvold is an electronics engin­eer wim the Reeves Corp. of Garden City, LI, was transferred here for 1½ years as a resident engineer.

Flying out for the liolidays will be her motlier, Mrs. Andrew Schaefer, her sister Wm. Fraser and son David. Her sister and son are visiting Hawaii before coming here, then alf will fly back after Christmas. _ · ·

tune Clarke Irvine, Physical Fitness, Radio 860, XEMO 3: 15 & 11:15 pm Sunday . ... .

2 JOLLY IS NEW C of C SECRET ARY

Here is the smiling new secretary of the chamber of commerce who serves Alpine 's inquirers every day Tuesday through Saturday from 1 to 4 at the tiny office, 2121 Alpine Blvd., on land donated by Bailey's Cafe in the little building loaned by Auren Pierce. She is Marie Featherstone, whose husband Arthur is an estimator in construction work in SD. They reside in the High­lands.

Marie was born, raised and married in the LA area and in 1962 moved to Phoenix to escape the increasing smog of the megalopolis. "After three years

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we found ihe long, hot suminer too much, decided to move down to San Diego" she avers.

They lived there for two years trying to decide where to build.

"We kept returning to Alpine" she says "so we knew this was the place to settle permanently and have lived in this lovely spot since July last year."

HOW ABOUT IT, DRAMA LOVERS? Oldtimers will recollect that 19

years ago, on May 19, 1950, the Alpine Community Players were organ­ized, put on several plays at the Wom­an's Club, before the school auditorium was built. Bea Laforce was one enthu­sed organizer with Clarke & Alice Irvine, and others. How about a re­vival?

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EDITORIAL Ql CURRENT EVENTS REVEAL BRIGHT FUTURE HERE.

Editor's Note- Browsing through the 18 year file of the Sun we came upon the below editorial from the 37- page issue of July 27, 1962. It revived some interesting memories. We re­print it here for the enlightenment of some 2000 new residents since that year. After you read it you can add in your mind the beautiful new Vista Alpine Mobile Ho me Estates which replaced the defunct Dinosaur Park. Also the fine new Alpine Village Apart­ments and Kellogg's Alpine Apartments, plus many, many fine new homes and several new businesses, We still bel­ieve that Alpine has a bright and won­derful future. -er.

Alpine's Fine Weather Hit 76, Ave. High 71 ow 42, Ave. Low 47 No Rain, Sea. 1. 61 Elev. 2000 Ft. Population 4,500 Where the Sunshine Spends the Year

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ALPINE SUN � America's Tiniest Newspaper 445-2415 or 445-2394 2255 Tavern Road, Rt. l, Box 189 Alpine, (SD Co.) Ca. 92001 Published Weekly on Friday 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. year Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publisher

Alice Irvine, Art & Composition 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal ads on ll-12-59 in Superior Court, No. 238120.

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This is perhaps the most important week in the history of Alpine! Six major events are culminating or are about to. Some are new and some are old, but they are surely shaping the future. First and most important, water is being turned on. This follows years of promotion, work, voting and spending. The project was first activated by the Sun oack in 1952. Next the interstate freeway is near­ing realization, as told in this issue. Its completion will mark a trend in the town, with Tavern Road's extension and interchange. Of inestimable value to the future is orderly zoning which j\,fst got under­way witli the first advisory committee meeting. This is a project of the Sun. See story and photo. Fourth is the bank. Security First National being in process of ne$otiation for a site to build. Likewise this was a pet project of the Sun since its incep­tion. Fifth, Auren Pierce's high class sub­division, Palo Verde Ranch, is making a record for sales with its current opening. This means that more fine homes and more fine people will live here, a pre­cursor of others in different parts of the community. Sixth, Dinosaur Land is orening, which will bring thousands o fun se­ekers, and give employment to a staff of operators, a high class amusement that presages others in the future. When your editor attended the grand opening of Del Webb's· Ocean House on Mission Bay, he met the dynamic dreamer, mvited him to look into Alp­ine as the site for hotel, resort or san­itarium. He promised to do so. And a letter from the Sun has gone to Gene Autry, old friend of movie days in Hollywood, who, it is said, has been eying Poway and the SD area to install a million dollar amusement park. Yep, Alpine has a bright and prom­ising futureJ -CI

farmers lns,r•nce Gro,, 149 N, Magnolf.a. m Cajon ARLIE D. NUNLEY

FEED HOUSE BLOWN OVER .Here is a chickenfeed shed that the bi$ wind last week tipped over, carried across the road at Jim Powell's family trailer park on Willows Road. This area gets the strong wind flumed over the moun­tains across Viejas Reser­vation in back­ground.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mosier, White Oak Lane, are entertaining their four children and families over the holiday, together with Jack's mother, Mrs. Mimi Mosier, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chap­man, Janet's in- laws.

The shrewd robber suddenly appear­ed at the cashier's window of a large plant demanding: "Never mind the payroll. Just hand over the welfare fund, the group insurance premiums, the pensiln fund and withholding taxes." --------------------------�--��-� Your New York Life

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WIND FLIPS HUGE TRAILER Although they now call those big houses on wheels mobil­homes, the word trailer will per­haps stickfor years to come. Anyhow, the high wind last week flip­ped onto its side this mon­ster Skyline 12 x 60-footer weighing 12, 000 pounds! The owner, Ed Nightengale ..,.,...,.._-.;...- really suffered in the gale which liit broadside! Here he stands · at the front with two sons, Allen, 18 at left, and Slade, 17, who was only occupant at flipover, had to climb up and out little window.

CARL ROSE HOSTS 4H CLUB Robert Nelson, Alpine Amigos forestry leader, took 8 members of the club to Pine Acres Tree Nursery where Carl Rose, owner. showed them all how to propagate plants from cuttings. He also gave a talk on seeds and seed­lings and how to make a seed bed, also how to propagate iceplant. His assistant showed tlie young people_ ho".'. to ball and burlaf> a tree and not in­jure the roots. Then Rose gave each a 2' Scotch pine and said "anytime you need help, I will be glad to assist", Alpine needs a bakery!

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THIS rs HOME ON THE SIDE! Here Nightengale showed Sun lensman where big oak branch punctured rear of the $7,000. mobilhome, only 3½ months old, bought when the family moved to Alpine Trailer Camperancho. He is a van and storage worker, out of a job just now. They have two other children, Marguerette, 16, and Ladd, 5. They came from Monterey, Till their home is righted and repaired, the family is bunking with his daughter, Mrs. Floyd Shurbert and their four lit­tle ones. Shurbert is a rock driller working on the freeway for Morrison­Knudsen Co. Support your local merchants, they are here to serve you!

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones and three children are entertaining her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lan­sing of Riverside, over the holidays. Don't be discouraged. It took Noah six months to find a parking place.

OWE LETTERS?

Drop your pen and take phone in hand. With a Lona Distance call you'll be talkina almost as soon n you can write: "Dear ... ". And nothina says you like your voice.

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ANNUAL LIGHTING CONTEST ON Members of the chamber of com­

merce invite you to participate in making your home and the community a symool of the Christmas spirit.

Enthusiam has started for the annual lighting contest sponsored by the cham­ber and the committee is now busy on promotin� this exciting event, which will be viewed Dec. 15.

All residents are eligible and there will be categories to enter under. For further information, 445-2722,

ALPINER A PPOINTED BY NRA Am. R. Puddy, expert marksman,

has just been named a certified rifle, pistol and shotgun instructor _by the_ National Rifle Assn. It qualifies him to conduct classes in marksmanship and safety. The program has been on since 1876.

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McCALLS PLAN BUILDINGS John Sigurdson, archi�ect of LM is

drawing plans for expans10n develop­ment oI McCall 's Ranch school, Tavern at South Grade.

There will be a dormitory, large new kitchen, dining and recreation halls and other improvements �o ke�p up with steady expansion of this nat10n­ally, known private school and summer camp which includes Brian McCall 's surfing class in the summer.

" We are working on a master_ plan for the entire project", Mrs. Blanc�e McCall principal, told the Sun this week, ·1 and we see a bright future for the school here as many throughout the country have heard of Alp_ine's. ideal climate, wish to send their children here for school" . Present enrollment is 40.

OPTIMISTS MEET DEC. 11 Instead of the usual monthly husband

and wife dinner meeting, there will be one on Dec. 11 at the Log Cabin and is the only one till January.

Gus Phelps was given a trophy at the Awards Banquet for Youth Appreci­ation Week and members gave him a good round of applaus.

Club meetings have been moved to 7: 30 instead of 8 and the treasury re­minds all that dues were due Oct. 1, so if you have not remitted, please do so.

NAUD BA SS 5- POINTER A perfect 5 -point buck was brought

back to Alpine by Floyd Naud on a two weeks' hunting trip that took them to Elie, Nevada. With Naud was his olde brother Burford who drove down from San Jose for the trip, and two other friends.

If you must make mistakes, it will be more to your credit if you make a new one each time.

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GOP BAKE SALE WAS DELICIOUS

Here are some o(the Alpine republican women that tneded their campaign fund bakesale Sat­urday. Seated, with white sweater, Mrs. Bertha Landt and facing her, Mrs. Katlileen Terry, whose husband Lee was an early patron, now shown.

Standing is Miss Ruth Burdett, piano teacher, who was buying some goodies, and there were many-- cakes, cookies, pies- -all homemade.

Sale took in over $100. for their fund.

EARLY MORNING CAR FIRE At 4:30 a. m. Thursday last week

Joan Terry discovered her 58 Dodge had a fire in the front cushion, so promptly took her 12-year old son and drove from Melody Lane Motel down to the Log Cabin to phone the fire department. Dale Bennett, chief, rushed up, put the fire out which did about $50 damage.

" If she came as far as the cafe" he observed, " she might just as well have come on down to the station ! "

Buy in Alpine and save gas !

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Wayne and Jerry Brown are elated over the delivery of their new Miley trailer, custom- made in Sacramento for them. They put it to use Saturday for the first time when they picked up their registered quarter mare at Dick DeMatteis Training Stables on Alpine Heights Road. The horse, Country Brook, is out of Country Boy Lauro and Camelot Mist, has been at Dick's getting finished out since A u&ust. Jerry liasn 't decided who she 1s going to breed the horse to, but has several famous prospects to choose from. They brought their appaloosa mare Palmer Cheyenne home last month, as Dick had completed her training, now have 13 horses on their ranch. The only horse Dick still has belong-E l Cajon Awning

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ing to them is their 2- year old ap­paloosa stallion, Eagle, who will be there during the winter. Robin Branton is selling her nice, gentle bay mare together with her welch- shetland and year old filly for only $ 225, which is a mighty good bargain and would make a wonderful Christmas package for a family with young horse enthusiasts. Also you can get a package deal fencing kit at Carrell 's Hay and Grain, to corral them in and for only $49. 95, so prospective buyers, think it over and call Robin at 445- 2475 or Carrells at 445-4436. She wants to sell the hor­ses together because she has had them for 5 years and it wouldn't be fair to separate them now. Maureen Carrell , horse leader for Alpine 4H members, arranged an in­terestingfrogram last meeting. John Landon o MerckCo. producers of Top Form Horsecare Products, came out with his complete line, gave a movi on showmanship and then gave his samples to holders of lucky num­bers. Horse enthusiasts from the Jap­atul Club there and all enjoyed a highly interesting evening. The busy Roel< & Ride Drill Team of Lakeside trailered their mounts to !he_ huge L_as Vegas Rodeo to take part rn it, are rn constant demand. Jack Bruton's sorrel mare Muffy had a sorrel filly Saturday night and they are thrilled . They haven't nam­ed the baby yet but Emerald Bay, Petrovich's stud was the father. Hear about the two little ghosts who drifted into a tavern and asked the bartender, "Do you serve spirits_ ?"

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SHOP EARLY IS VOGUE HERE Gene & Ann Sauter, owners of Alpine Hard­ware & Dept. Store, have spent a lot of time readying for the yule s:ason which 1s getting well underway now. Here is comely June Brown, who is helping out on Saturdays and when she is on vacation from college, will work daily. June is a pleasing clerk, is noted for being first runner-up in the 1969 Miss Alpine contest, also making 4th runner up in the first contest last year, the event originated by Nikki �enconi, �ho recently moved to W ash­mgton to live. June hold_s a tiny Santa, This busy store saves time and driving for shop­per� as they carry about anything one cesires.

· Grace Buckmiller, former Alpiner spent a delightful 4- days here recentl0y stayed with long- time friends, Jack and Dorothy Mosier. They visited Mineola McGee, _sister of Verlie Boyd, who had her foot m a cast after breaking her ankle. Spent entire 4 days seemg her · · many Alpine friends.

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13 This high view of Alpine from about 10, 000' reveals much, with the new freeway, shot by Editor Irvine while flying with Al Smith recently. The pair do a lot of photography, Smith piloting while Irvine handles the camera. Last week Irvine passed the physical exam for two more years as a student pilot, is 77 next week ! In center is Victoria Bridge, looking south, E. Victoria going under the two freeway bridges at left. Part of Victoria residential area lower left. Tavern Road area upper right. Anyone desiring prints, call the Sun, 445-2415. Pat and Bill F ul mer and 3 children are spending Thanksgiving with his parents, the Harold Fulmers, Pacific Beach, in their home there.

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RANGE GETTING SETTLED AGAIN

Howard and Rose Marie Range who operate Alpine TV in the Landt Bldg. , 2351 Alpine Blvd. , are getting things in order after moving only three doors west.

Last week he received the at­tractive all night and day sign from Packard Bell, which he represents with RCA and : Motorola. This week they expect the new wall- to­w all carpet to be laid.

In photo from left: Wayne Ander­son, who helps on service calls: Range; Roy Yoder, expert on elect­ronics and his daughter, and Jeff

Woodall, who aids in servicing the sets.

Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Naud and 3 daughters are driving to Glamus, CA, to take in the 4-wheel drive competi­tion going on over Thanksgiving week­end. They are hauling their 14' travel trailer, plan on a nice, restful vaca- ·. tion.

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jimenez and 5 children drove to the home of her sister Mrs. Sam Santillan in SD to spend Thanksgiving. Their mother Mrs. Consuelo Singh, and sister Norma Rodriguez, and 4 cnildren drove up from the Valley to attend the party.

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Howard Range by his service truck, has increased business three fold since opening last year.

Clarke & Alice Irvine enjoyed a color film visit to Lake Arrowhead Monday night following a dinner as guests of Boise Cascade Properties, a subsidy of the big paper firm. The company has numerous huge lake pro­perties all over the U. S, , is develop­ing others, including this one, largest man-made private lake in So. Cafif. Wick Hauser, assistant branch manager of the project gave an interesting talk on the growing vacation village.

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15 WIND CAUSES SMALL FIRE

Shortage in wires on a trailer, caused by the high wind last week, ignited a mattress in one of the trailers at McCall 's Ranch School, used as temporary housing. It was put out by Alpine firemen who answered the 5:35 a. m. call.

"Elizabeth Belanich was the hero of the day" says Mrs. Blanche McCall, "as she kept her cool, rant the bell, alerted us to call the fire station" . Only slight damage was done. Three trucks and 12 volunteers responded.

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�fc!!��.i! 1':!! Jack and Dorothy Mosier are thril­

led that son Jerry will be home for two weeks starting the 20th of Decem­ber. He has made PFC since his in­duction in the Army the 29th of May, has an excellent record so far. . He is stationed at Ft. Gordon, Ga, with the Army Security Agency.

They say things usually run m twos, and guess Anna Jerney of Alpine Realty, can vouch for that. After �oing through the agony of Roger s_ bout w_ith peritonitis, the big 3-day wmd Alpme had last week caused a large oak to fall on top of one of her nicest steers

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and broke his back. Let's hope this is the last of her bad luck.

Peggy and Eddie Schwenck also felt the wuid on their property as it blew their camper over and crushed one of the jacks but didn't damage the body.

The John Brooks family is enjoying their 23- foot sloop Felicita Ann and so are their friends Glo and Bob Newton. All went sailing last week-end and had a beautiful trip. They moor the boat at the Cortez Marina, take it out as often as they can.

Because their son Frank won't be home for Thanksgiving, the Scullys celebrated the feast last Sunday when all were home. He leaves for Vietnam the 30th but hasn't the holiday off. Besides his immediate family, his grandmother, Mrs. James Santoro and friend Betty Westbrook and son Kevin enjoyed the feast with them.

Danny Spurlock and Donna Drayer got married Saturday in the Lutheran Church in Linda Vista. We were in­vited but couldn't make it as we had a singing date.

David Brown, 19, just received his diploma from Civil Defense, is now Alpine 's officer for this area. He studied hard for this certificate, is mighty proud of the job.

Tom Benfante and Ken Adams bought the Flinn Springs garage, are busy getting it all ready for business.

Deobie Bruton and her family spent the weekend in Las Vegas attending the big rodeo there. Enjoyed a few days vacation.

George Fordney and son Don and friend Floyd Hanson went hunting last week in the Laguna Mountains but didn 't bag a thmg. They saw one deer but it was too far away to shoot so they came home empty handed.

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One of the most hilarious young people's birthday parties was that of Mike Jenney which his m�ther, Mrs. Katherine Jenney, gave him Saturday when he turned 22.

The kids all danced and sang as the Irvine twins put on some lively guitar music and songs. Then a troup of Indian dancers entertained. A huge cake, was enjoyed w_ith punch, and a hayride around the big Sequan R_anch gave the kids a look at real Alpme country. Mrs. Jenney was raised here.

Helping Mike, seated before the huge well decorate_d ca�e, from left: Diane Steele, Mane Wmner, Mrs. Jenney, and Frank Scully, forman of the ranch who arranged the tables, barbecue and equipment for entertam­ing the 27 young people.

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Dr. and Mrs. John Brooks and child­ren are planning an outdoor Pilgrim Thanksgiving in the Cuyamacas with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoar

· of Costa Mesa and her cousin from LA.

Lutz's Garage Comp l ete Au tomot i ve Serv i ce

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24- HOUI TOWING A .4 5 - 2967

Haro l d Lu tz P. O , B9x 3� I

1 620 Hwy 80 A l p i ne

18 EDITOR SPEAKS BEFORE SD SOCIETY

Following a potluck dinner in the Floral Bldg, Balboa Park, the SD Organic Gardening Club heard a talk by Editor Irvine, former publisher of Let's LIVE, national magazine on health and nutrition.

His subject was " Inner Vitality- -46 years' of New Life" , recounting how his own health was lost, then regained through natural methods, which lie tells on Radio 860 XEMO every Sunday at 3: 15 & 11: 15 p. m. He has been on the station for over five years.

Capt. Curr, president, was emcee. A unique event afterwards is the auction of homegrown, organic fruits and vege­tables. The club meets every third Friday there and the public is welcome.

"What's the matter with me, doc? " he asked.

" It appears, my good man, that a small percentage ofolood is getting into your alcohol system. " ·---��-.;;=;;.;------·

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Na11ifion C,rt1,, Your Health Food Store

162 E. Main 442-72 1 2 Mr. & Mrs. H . A . Gi l l ies

Complete Line of Health Foods

Special Diet Foods - Vitamins

Minerals and Supplements

Open Daily Except Sunday

9 am to 5:30 pm

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INCOME TAX CHANGES EXPLAINED Henry Block, head of H & R Block,

America's largest tax service which does 5 , 300, 000 returns annually, has prepared some highlights on the up­coming year's return which everyone earning $1000 of taxable income as a single, or $2000 for a couple, and for the head of a household, 1500, which do not draw the lOo/o surtax.

This big firm has an office here run by Pat Naud at 2140 Alpine Blvd. , where she is readying everything for the tax season, Jan. 1 to Apr. -15.

Block says that about 22 million who have been using the card, or short form, will be surprised, even dismayed, to learn that the 1040 will be us ed by all this year.

Taxpayers with incomes of less than $5, 000, who do not itemize their tax from line 15 of the table, will enter that tax on line 16, compute the sur­charge on line 17, then enter the total on line 18.

However, they may find the extra work a blessing in that some tax may be saved, as it is believed that many have been really cheating themselves by overpaying the tax. The lOo/o will be continued for six months following Dec. 31, 1969,

But the best idea is to drop in and see Pat Naud at the local Block office ; she has all the latest info on this tender subject!

GROUP PLANS HOLIDAY ART MART Final plans for the first annual

Holiday Art Mart slated for Dec. 6 & 7 at the Alpine Art Chalet, will be discussed at the next regular monthly session of the Alpine Area Art Assn. , on Dec. 3, reports Mary Ann Williams, publicist. It will be in the chalet, 1321 W. Victoria Dr. At this time they will name the artist- of-the- mon­th for December.

Savages are people ·who don't know what wrong is until missionaries show them.

Carl's Boot & Leather Shop SA D OLES - TA CK - SU PPLIES - CHA PS TO ORDER

� 275 N. Second, El C�j on ·

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Trailer & Camper Service & Repairs

Mobil Home Towing

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At Mike Jenne)"s happy birthday party �ests were fascinated by this group of L akota Indian Dancers from SD. From left, in front; Dave Griggs and Val Cardenez; standing: Jaye and Joel Janda, Cindy Weight, Victor Whitaker and wife Margaret.

TRAILER S U P PL Y

WWI VETS INSTALL MONDAY Mountain Barracks 2716 and the

auxiliary will have a joint installation Monday Dec. 1, at 1:30 in Fuller Hall. Ail vets of W W 1 and their wives are invited to "come and join us and help on our legislation for more bene­fits", says Tina Griswold, prexy of the auxiliary.

SMALL FIRE IN BANK Last week a spontaneous combustion

of oily rags used by janitors is thought to be the cause of a small fire that burned some wastepaper bags, smudged the back room at Security P"acific Bank here. Alpine firemen too"k care of it, reported Luther Mohr., manager.

1540 E. Main St., El Cajon. 442 - 097 1

ALPINE ' S · - .

CHAT EAU M I N IMART

Grocerie s - 5-undrie s Beer _ Wine - Bevera�� s

4008 W i l l ow s R d . at the In�erchange

Stan Chambe r s , Owner

44S- 3 1 39 DR. FRANK .J. BORNOW9KI · D.C.

General Practice "Sundays &Jlolidays By Appointme�!

1 981 Arnold Way Closed Wednesday Y 445-2169

20 JOE ERRICA ENJOYS RETIREMENT Retiring in Jan. 1969 after many years as contractor to construction firms, Joe Errica is taking it easy, aiding his son Chas. in an acfvisory position for the firm which has a fleet of water tankers that are used in building freeways and other construction jobs. They sprinkle the water on soil which must be com­pressed so as to be solid. Errica and his wife bought a travel trailer, go from their nice home in the Highlands, to various vacation spots. They have lived here two years last July, are quite fond of Alpine, its climate and its nice people. They came up from Chula Vista. POWER OUTAGES FIXED FAST In the high wind Wednesday last week a crossarm broke on a SDG&E pole putting everything on the out at 5:45 a . m. in the Willows. Jerry Reeser, a troubleman out of EC with a crew worked till midmorning getting the power restored. F or awhile it looked like the Sun would not be rolling on the press, but fortunately they got the outage in again. !

Alpine needs a public pool. A l p i n e

C O N VA L E S C E N T C e n te r

S TAT E LICE NSED Conscientious Service, Balanced Meals, Congenial Atmosphere Reasonable Rates Depending on care required 445- 2644 or 445- 2645

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IS AMERICA FORGETTING THANKS? The most famous Thanksgiving in history• celebrated over 300 years ago was in 1621 at Plymouth Colony when Gov. Bradford decreed a day "for being thankful and stowing gratitude to Al­mighty God for the bounties received in this land of hardship and struggle. " Only half of the Pilgrims liad lived through the first fierce winter. This band of 55 survivors was joined by 90 friendly Indians. The celebration las­ted for three days included athletic contests in addition to feasting. Perhaps A merica should observe Thursday with contemplation of its present situation as to war, the econ­omy and its future? However Thanks­giving has been the theme of celebra­tions for thousands of years, even in ancient China and other areas, based mainly on harvest thanks. ECONOMY BOUNCES BACK WELL Luther J . Mohr, manager of Security Pacific National Bank's local branch says economic activity rebounded sharply during Oct. Its index is up 2. 9"/o, surpassing a previous high for the 8th time in tbe 10 months of 1969. Depart­ment store sales, after adjustments for seasonal fluctuations, rose from 184. 0 in Sept. to ID 9. 0 in Oct, Declines Mohr said were noted in construction' and realty 'sales. In the 1st half of 1969, for the first time in any Jan. -June period, total taxable sales in SD County reached and exceeded the $ 1 billion mark for a 14. 9"/o jump over the same period of 1968. MISS HUMPI:IRIES TO BERMUDA Alpine's expert dog handler, owner of Barbary Kennels, Alpine Hgts Rd. , Barbara Humphries, is in Bermuda with a number of blooded dogs which she is showing, expects to return before Christmas. Taking care of the work while she is gone are Sharon Crosby and Collette Morgan .

ALPINE A R T CHALE T

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Here is Pete Swensen, latest addition 1 to Ron Niccum's staff at new Shell sta­tion, standin� by famous Shell oil case. He likes the Job fine, will soon be out­fitted in the natty Shell togs. Bonnie Malon and family she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hlrold Bates, Catliy Kuphaldt and infant boy Anthony a�d- son Dale spent a delightful Thanks­g1 vrng together at the Bates' home.

2 1 BIG DINNER REA DIED If you have not already �ade_ res­ervations for the Thanksg1vrng dinner Alpine A migos are preparing, please do so says Anna Jerney, 445- 3310, or Martha Schwenck, 445- 2936. They need to know how many to prepare for and this is the only way they can find out. The dinner 1s free to all that would like to enjoy the feast, and club members say " donations are ac­cepted. " They start serving at noon in Ful­ler Hall. Alpine needs a carwash.

Alpine Meat Co. C o m p le te · ·

MEAT P ROC ESS I N G 2358 Tavern Road 445- 2752

L I S T INGS WANTED EXCHANGES RANCHES

HOMES ACREAGE

AL SMITH BROKER

445- 2670 2 5 3 0 Alpine Blvd . Alpine

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ALPINE PRINTING ALL LEGAL FORMS AVAILABLE Rubber Stamps . 2 2 5 1 ½ A l p i n e B l vd : 445 - 405 1 -

Robert & Agne s Miller , Owner s.

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SPECIAL NOTICES PINE ACRES TREE NURSERY Low prices on pines. 6' Loblolly, Can­ary Island & Torrey Pines, 75¢ per ft. SPECIAL Living Christmas Trees, Ced­rus, Deodara, Monterey Pine, Incense Cedar, BA RGAIN PRICES. 1267 Arnold Way. 445- 3037. CID PROPANE, Serving Alpine and E. County, Meter, Bulk, Commercial. We handle all types of gas appliances; heat­ers & water heaters. 1911 Alpine Blvd. 445-4840. PHOTOGRAPHY-- Commercial, Indust. Weddings, Pub. Rel. , etc , W . W . Mc Ewen, 443-4730. (tf) BEESON 'S DISPOSAL Service. Trash & Garbage Mixed. Twice weekly pickup. Serving Harbison Canyon to Mt • . Laguna. 445-3!J29 after 4 p. m.

land listings N .M . G R I E CO

Rea ltor 46 5- 9900 7299 University A ve. La Mesa

LEGAL NOTICE

· 48807 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING . BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME !t isbhe�eby �ertified that t!ie undersigned are trans­arin,. USl�ess in El Cajon, County of San Diego State o C� tfo.rma, under a fictitious name , or a desig°nation �i!tt: owing the names of the persons interested tfiercin,

Waldenburg Kennels 5148 Dehesa Road. El Cajon, California WITNESS our hand this 3rd day of Ociober 1969 I, Roy F, Pletcher ' •

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5748 Dehesa Road, El Cajon, California ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss . . On this 3rd day of October 1 1969, before me Sue F Sie gert a _N':tary Public for said County and State d u 1 • �fe�c��

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30¢ a line (6 words) per line, Min. 75¢. Cash with copy to Sun, REAL EST ATE FOR SALE

ALPINE HIGHLANDS , 3BR, 1980 SQ Ft. ½ acre, formal dining room, many ex­tras, view from all windows. SMITH REAL TY 2530 Alpine Blvd. 445- 2670 NEXT TO riding trail, 4. 78 ac;re. 3 BR, Family Room. Pool. $40, 000. 2 BR, 2 bath , Trees, View on 4 acres, $45, 000, 1 2/3 acre, View , Good location, $12, 000. 8. 4 acres. Beautiful Surveyed. $35, 000. 10 acres. Oak Trees, Secluded , $ 30, 000. NEDA HILL REAL TY 445- 2818 Alpine 5 CHOICE ACRES, nearly level in . Alpine, I mile So of Freeway. Zoned A - 1- 1 ( one house to 1 acre). Excellent for ranch home and horses. Beautiful view. $27, 000. Terms. Owner, Call 445- 2394 or 445- 2415.

GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER FOR KINGS Mr, and Mrs. Jim King, Trailer Estates, were thrilled witii the news of the arrival of a great- granddaughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, of Junction City, Ore, Mrs. Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W allace Kohl, Lake Oswego, Ore, son of the Kings. The baby arrived at 9: 15 Nov. 12, weighed 7 lbs, 4 ozs. and still had not been named when the news was flashed to Alpine. She was welcomed home by Eric, 7 and Deanne, 2. Mr, & Mrs. Pat Clancy, Eltinge Drive, are going to entertain her bro­ther Gene Giboney and family over !hanksgiving holiday. They are driv­mg down from the LA area. BROWN REALTY CO.,

Realtors LISTINGS WANTED

44 5 - 263 1 2249 Alpine Blvd. Alpine

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE .FOR SALE or trade, 3- D magnetic signs .for autos or trucks. M- M Plastics, 445-4525. Part Arabian mare, gentle, Exel. kids horse. One Welch & Shetland mare & her year old filly. All for $225. Elec. fence charger, 37 steel posts, $25. you remove. 1964 VW, new engine, $500, 1962 Chevy Stn, Wagon, runs good, $400. Old Elec. stove, it works, $5 , Singer console, $10. Hand made tiled mosaic coffee table $20. Call eve. or week ends. 404 Alpine Hgts. Rd. 445- 2475. THREE Piece Sectional divan. $ 75. 445-22 17. or 445- 3165. MEN 'S Wool Sport Jackets, $10. Suits $15. Size 44 Regular. Very good cond. 445 4023. NATURAL Vitamins & fertile brown eggs. THE EGG HUT, 2721 Alpine Blv.

' 23 SPECIAL NOTICES LARGE DISPLAY HAND crafted wood­work. Book cases made to order. SMILEY'S WOOD CRAFT SHOP 3905 Alpine Blvd. 445- 2770. PAINTING - Interior - exterior. Reason­able. Fast, neat, clean. 25 yrs, exp. 445-2797. PIANO Lessons, Ruth Burdett , 445- 2877. GAINES LAUNDRY & CLEANERS Free Pick up & Delivery. 463 - 9944. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Septic Tank Service, 444- 6197. DO YOU NEED A LOAN on Real Estate or sell a trust deed? Call Don Bates, 445- 2537. CUSTOM BUILT HORSE TRAILERS Parts and Repairs. 8201 Wintergardens , Lakeside. 448 - 0 168. · --- -·· ·-- NEW CONSTRUCTION & alterations of 3 Piece set Samsonite luggage, bone any kind. No job too small. John Schu-colored. Train and overnighter, in near macher, 445-2173. PO Box 377, Alpine. new cond. $�5. 445-23{)4,

150 GAL. Butane tank with regulator. $ 60. 445-2394 or 445-2415. FOR SALE- Elec. mangle, OK Cond •. Bargain. $ 55. 445 24l5.

WILL CLEAN up your trash and haul it away. 443- 6490. (11/28). ALPINE FIXIT & Swap Shop. "We fix anything" 1166 Midway Dr. 445-4650. ALPINE MAP, shows freeway and all RAIN GAUGE, new Clear- vu, scientific roads. 25¢ mailed anywhere. Alpine instrument, accurate for precise rainfall Sun , Cal. 92001 . measurement, Cost $20, $10. 445- 2415,

ANTIQUE BR set, high carved head & foot board, marble top wash stand, dresser & commode. 445-3076. TENOR saxiphone, silver & gold, good condition. $ 95, 445-4201. 7 lengths 5" galvanized pipe with two elbows and a T. 445- 3042.

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SALES • • • • • SERVICE Water Wells Drilled STOCKTON PUMP & MACHINE 311 N. 2nd, El Cajon 444-.26'12

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Mr. and Mrs. John Westfall with sons Danny, Gordon, John and· wife Zona together with Mrs. Westfall 's parents, Mr . and Mrs. B. E. Runcorn, are spending Thanksgiving with Mrs. Altha Simnmg of Flinn Springs, r;an old friend of the family. Commercial - Residential - Mobile

A I R COND I T I ON I NG

'1<04h '1<efi� SALES A N D SERVICE ��S- 3836 9926Hawley Rd. El Cajon

DOR I S N FULLER

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMENTS By Marie F eatherstone, Sec. Your chamber of commerce scores another first I Christmas holiday lights will be installed across Alpine Blvd. in front of the Woman's Club. The cham­ber hopes to add more decorations each year. Another service to the community by your chamber ! A dusk- to-dawn light is planned for the dark corner of the Woman's Club at Victoria and Alpine Blvd. This should be quite an improvement for that area. Attention business members: Please be sure to have your dues for 69- 70 paid no later than Dec. 10 in order to be listed in our new business directory.

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