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.• , ... America's Tiniest Newspaper � ALPINE SUNBest Cliaate in US by Govt. Report. L. 13. No. 7. (313) PINE. CMIF'. FRI DAY. Rl 3. 1964 10¢ Midget Racetrack IS Started TINY GRANDSTAND FILLED B o n e y a s Sup e rvi s o r AT S LNDAY' s Fl RST RA CE At 2: 30 today, he-ad- Alpine' s faous climate guar ter s for the Henry now has a r unning mate for Ho n ey for Supervisor na tio n al pub lc ity , a campa.1gn committee opened microcar racetrack, which its office 830;2 La Mesa staged its first rilling Blvd. at alm, in LM, events Sunday. A crowd of says Ron Fuller, spe cal 15 0 - was on hand to see tl:.e assistant to the well roaring midgets skid around kno w n markets m an . the drt course which is Vice Adm. C. E . Ekstrom, above Lutz' s Garage, Hw y 8 0 �- . . . USN ret. a P.N. Hynd n 1 of the SD County Board o Education, were named co- chairmen of·the committee. Boney is proud, he said 'to nave such distinguisהd leaders to head my cam- paign' . Boney has a lively cam� paign idea-- 'Plan for Pro spe r it y', which is taking_on real well. He says •· County can' t wait for new industr ial plants. MORE ON 22 at Tavern Road. It is ned and opetated by the A lpine Micro Racing Cl, with a local n, as one of the prime move rs. Be is Larry W il cox, se c - retary-treasurer. President is Bob Br own, of SD with Ken MacLean, of n Carlos, as vice-nreside-n t. Th e club was lounded in 1957 in ·sn' now has its track permanently here. 'The fir st races Su�day were warmups for points, MORE ON 22

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Page 1: ALPINE...ALPINE America's Tiniest Newspaper SUN Best Cliaate in US by Govt. Report. VOL. 13. 7. (313) J!t.PINE. CM.IF'. Rlt: 3. 10¢ Midget Racetrack IS Started Boneas Supervi• sor

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America's Tiniest Newspaper

� ALPINE SUN� Best Cliaate in US by Govt. Report.

VOL. 13. No. 7. (313) J!t.PINE. CM.IF'. FRI DAY. /If> Rlt: 3. 1964 10¢

Midget Racetrack IS Started • TINY GRANDSTAND FILLED Boney as Supervisor AT SLNDAY' s Fl RST RACE

A t 2: 30 today, he-ad- Alpine' s farrous climate guar ter s for the Henry now has a running mate for Ho n ey f or S upe r v isor na tio n al pub l.1c ity , a campa.1gn committee opened microcar racetrack, which its office

'p830;2 La Mesa staged its first thrilling

B lvd. at alm, in LM, events Sunday. A crowd of says Ron Fuller, spec.1al 150- was on hand to see tl:.e a ss i sta nt t o the w e l l roaring midgets skid around kno w n m ark e t s m an . the d.1rt course which is

Vice Adm. C. E. Ekstrom, above Lutz' s Garage, Hwy 80 �- .

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USN ret. and P.N. Hyndma n1 of the SD County Board o

Education, were nam ed co­chairmen of·the committee. Boney is proud, he said 'to nave such distinguished leaders to head my cam­paign' .

Boney has a lively cam� paig n idea-- 'Plan for Pro spe r it y', w hi c h i s taking_on real well. He says •·so County can' t wait for new industrial plants.

MORE ON 22

at Tavern Road. It is owned and ope ta ted

by the Alpine Micro Racing Club, with a local man, as one of the prime move rs. Be is Larry Wilcox, sec -retary-treasurer. President is Bob Br own, of SD with Ken MacLean, of San Carlos, as v i c e-nre side-n t. The club was lounded in 1957 in ·sn' now has its track permanently here.

'The fir st races Su�day were warmups for points,

MO RE ON 22

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MARKES HAS A MILESTONE His many f r i en�s have

been congrat ulating Toe M arkes on his 85th �1rth­day Wedn�sday. He 1s en� joying fine nealth� lq�s about the same as ue

hd.1u

10 years 8$0, qne c �P re rr,a rked. J.oe 11 vef w 1th his wi fe· on Soµth_ rade Road keep s up _h1s phy­sical fitness 1n gar den wor k.

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El CAJON THEATRE ���-3272

NOW THRU TUESDA Y YUL BRYNNER GEO.! CH AK I RI S , 'K rNGS OF THE SUN p AN I VI SI ON & COLO R PETER LAWFORD BETTE DAV I S 'DEAD RI NGER'

--..... t A.ERO DR I V E -1 N

Horseshow Tomorrow Ev eryth ing is �1 1 g?

for the Pequeno Riders first horseshow tomo�row at the Irvine Ranch Ring, 2 229 Tavern Road. Eve

benfs

s tart a t 1 and a 11 me m rs are ready for _the conte� ts which carry nice trophies and ribbons, all do� ted by_public spirited AlP.1ners

Bob Alcorn, well known horse shoer will be th� jud g e and ever_yone 1 s .1-nv1 t ed. (See Top_Talk

c o l u�n fo r d e ta i l s).

Reopen Bus Agency A.E. Alder , who formerly

ran a fixit shop and was Greyhound Bus agent here, upon returning from the east was dra fted by V

AR.

McClure, manager 1n ;:-,D, to reopen the agency here. It is now at AlQine Clea�­ers, 2251 Hwy '801, and 1s serving Alpin� tr�veler� .

The Alae rs li ve 1n a bi g tr�iler a t A l p ine Oaks Mob il Esta t es.

I BOSTON I A ���-8800

NOW THRU T UESDAY • ADU LT FAN-FAIR

T t I

LEWIN SON FROM HO SP ITAL A short stay in the hos-

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Qital wa� necessa ry for Cec il Lewinson, p i oneer I

B LISTER ING FEATU�ES 'COMMON LAW WI FE • W AL K O N W I L D S I D E '

11 swapmeet week I Y, 9 to 5 Sat. 35, 50¢ per car 1. Sun. 50¢ :, $1 pe.:_, '.;':., •

Alpiner, who has been suf:­fer in� from emphysema, a bronchial cond1t1 on, re-

' ports hi s wife, Lo is:, One ' · advantage over that ailment 1 he has 1s that he quit cig­- arettes.

Yolf Co11plete Fashio1 Specialty Shops

[L CAJON•LDION Glt()VE•NATION.AL Cl TY-PACI Fl C BEACH-COLLEGE GROVE ·CENTER

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ff-[Oil_N_CE'S-' MARKET I

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I FOOD SPECIALS FRIDAY THRU WEDNESDAY I I KOSHER STYLE, BRISKIT 5 TO 6 LB. AVERAGE I I

CORNED BEEF S9¢ Lb.! ------------------�=•

NEW CROP SOLID HEAD

I CABBAGE

CARROTS

2 lbs. 9 ¢ I

LB. CELLO BAG 2/19 ¢ · IMPERIAL 20 oz.

STRAWBERRY JM1 2/79 ¢

VAN CAMP '·S

PORK & BEANS 4/99 ¢

DOLE'S SLICED

PINEAPPLE N0.2 CAN

NEW, IMPROVED, BETTY CROCKER

CAKE MIX WHITE OR CHOCOLATE

COLD BEVERAGES BEER, WINE, LIQUOR

� ED ROWAN, Manager

I I I I I I I I I I I

· · · 2262 Hwy 10 Alpl11 44S-2436 L---�---------------------------J

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EiJiTORIAL Foreign Aid Money Should be Alaskan Aid!

A s we- have sa id ma ny t i m e s , a n d d i s c u s s ed wit h good A me ri ca n cit ­izens, foreig_n aid is some­thing that should be p ut up to the voters the peo­ple who have to di� deeply to pa:y taxes for th.is money that .1s spent abro ad with­out their concent.

Perhaps this is the right t i me fo r the co un try to ob ject strongly to the government, and at the same time suggest, nay, u

frge,

tha t we fake care o ou r young stat_e Alaska J·n it

ds

hour of dire trqg e y an ec onom.1c nece$ s .1 fx_.

\lihile President Johnson is busy on di saster aid from domestic funds in the budget, we think it is time that he and cpngress cut

down on foreign and and make it domes tic a id-- for Alask a, also for Crescent Ci ty-ari:i help our brothers get back on their fe et.

The federa 1 dis aster ap­p roQ r ia t ion is onlr $20 millio n, perha ps arge enough for an avera�e sea­s o n , b u t t hi s Alas k a n tragedy i s far more than a verage and it needs im ­mediate and unstinted help.

Let us make this a real Unit�d �tates of A merica a nd not a split up bunch of foreign states oleeding us t o pen ury. J-0hnson's 'War on Poverty', should be waged right .1n congress t o stqp the flow of narQ­earned money out o f th.is country. uCI

�.�!(.I�'!, ,,!_�f! l P R����//L

KUeAll}r �H

�!�mer 445-2415 oR 445-2394 Alpin�r, says she has iust

2255 Tavern Rd, Mall Rt. I, Box 189 rec e .1 ved an a u t ogr apned �Ll'INE, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA pict ur e from the Astro ­

PUBLl!iHED SEMI-MONTHLY ON FRIDAY nauts, with whom she whas

IOt PER COPY. BY MAIL, $2. YEARLY p h o t o gr aph ed wh en t e CLARKE IRVINE. EDITOR & PUBLISHER seven visited Astronautics

AOPA 1943.47 where she was then working. AucE IRvrNE, ART& CoMPosinoN They apolo gized for tI-ie

OWNEDBYH£ALTH0EF£NSELEAGU[ INC. del ay ca used by so me of t he m moving, but now she POINTED AND PRODUCED ENTIOELY ON THE UNCH ha s 'it , if i s a highly

All p•iJ. Second clue ••ii privil•s•• priz ed po SS e S Si on, •• ,1,ori,ed •t Alpine, Cd i/ornia. E9T. JAN 1-952. ADJUDGED FOR LEGAL ADS OJI

11- I Z- 59, IN SUPUIOO COURT, No. 238120.

McKie Realty 2355 Hwy 80 P.O. Box 398

11-11-5-2217 A Ip i ne

Elsie Hoffman , Associate 'Be/qre You Sell or liq See lld(ir

BAPTISTS PLAN REVIVAL The First Baptist Church

of Alpine has slated p big rev i v al at i t s edi fice, 3500 H� 80-, star t.ing Sun. April 12 at 7: 30 to con­tinue nightly till the 19th The Rev. Wm. Bates of EC will be SP.eake r. The public is invi tea.

CoM,,111 ''"''"' CHAIN LINK - REDWOOD - BLOCK WALLS

American Fence Co. 327 Cypre5$ lane, El Caion, 442-3396

P ASTa O)LORS PHO TOG RJIPH WHITE, SO THIS TRUCK OF BRIGHT EASTER EGGS Jll.L LOOK WHITE. THEY WERE BEING LOADED INTO WINIMILL ORI VEIN BY MRS. ED ZIMM ER, 'N-10 REPORTS saLOUT ON NEW I DEA, 0 FFERI NG O)LO RED EAS TER EGGS.

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Dick Harmer, oldest son o f t h e Je r r� H a rme rs , ope rators of l<'lorence's Market, with his wi fe Edith and their two young sons spent the weeK- ena here, driv ing down from Arcata. On t he way th e y enjoyed Di s n eyl an d f o r a day.

Dr. frank J. Bornowski, D.C.

SPECIALS

BetteT Heal th Thru ChiropracUc

ijij5-2169 Closed Wed.

I 98 I Arnold r,ay Alpine, Calif.

SUNDAYS & HOL IDAYS BY APPT.

of the MONTH 10% Off On Products Below--

Cook e1 s Sp rays, In s.ecti ci des & Fungi ci des Liquinox Liquid Fertilizers

Vi tabark Soi 1 Condi ti oner & Ground Cover, Wi 1-Gro Ferti 1 i zers: B1 oocmeal, Bonemeal,

Di chon dra Feed, Rose Food, Pl ant.er Mi x� Steer Manure & Peat.Moss.

For Pipes, Fittings, P lumbing Supplies & I nformation Call

AL HINKLE LUMBER 2101 Hwy 80 Alpine 4-4-5-2184-

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OPPORTUN ITV! Fo r T\ttO Li cen sed

Real Estate Salt:smen WI TH Fl RM OVER 23 Yl;ARS EXP ERi EN CE IN SAN DI EGO WE SLPPL Y l(.L SELL I NG Al DS

Cal 1 R. A. Garner H OOH L. Mc<'.oy ('.o. lt4-5-2655

The PRICES

are ALWAYS right!

DAILY FRESH EGGS

9 am. to 7 pm.

WINDMILL Drive-In ADOBE HACIENDA EGG RANCH

Hwy. 80 - 3 mi. E. of Alpine

ELATION AT PROGRESS 0 F HAT CH CH EV ROL ET IN EC I S SEEN ON FACES OF CJ VI C LEADERS. FROM L £FT; ROY WEAR, SM.. ES MANAG£R, CL ARK E

H AT CH, CHU CK FERREE, C OF C MAN AG ER. AND ART DECK ER.

Halvorson's is Sold The at tractive home in

the boulders at 1316 South Grade Road bui t by Mr. and Mrs. j.H. Hal voison of SD, has just been sold t o Mr . an d Mr s . w.J. Chamberlain, who recent ly came here from Corvallis , Oregon. Sale was by Char­lene Brown of Pierce Realty here.

Chamberlain is a Texan, she an Oregonian. He fin­ished High School in LA, moved north where he re­ceived his BS ir; Forestry at Oregon State, and his M'S in entomology Lat er he received his nr•s degree at Stanford in 1931. He ta ught entomolo� for 401

years at Ojegon State with time out for World Wsirs 1 and 2. D uring the tir s t one he was a pilot , and in the 2nd he trained young me n a s m e chan i c s. The Chamberlains ha ve four ch il d r en al l marr ie d.

MiniGOLDEN ARROW DAIRY " . . . ask your neighbor!"

. For Home Del i very cal 1 · home office 296-6205

WINNER OF 8 GOLD MEDALS AT THE STATE FAIR

GROUP OF E C B U S I N E S SM EN AN £l CH E V RO L ET EXE C UTIVES Al D CL ARK E HATCH BREAK GROUND FOR ADDITION TO HJ S BUSY AGEN CY THURSDAY. FROM LEFT; BUILDER FRED HUNT, MARVIN V.ILLIAMS AND GENE HOGAN, OF CHE VROLET; MAYOR LLOYC.: LOFTUS, HATCH, CHUCK FERREE, BILL MARTIN, C OF C P REXY; ELMER WI SEN­DANG ER, ROY WE AR.

hMa rga ret Wheeler, pcpula r

c e cie r a t F lor en ce' s Market for some time has moved d9w n to Santee with her family.

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Teacher: ".Johnny if you don't tell me _who put that pin in my chair I'll whip you." · ' Johnnie: "Go ,1head; it won't equal what.the hoy woulcl do to me if I tell on hun."

HOMESICK?

Cheer up! For an amount you'll hardly miss, you can place a Long Distance call to those you do miss. And to them, nothing says you like your voice.

@ Pacific Telephone PAR-T OF THE NA TION-W/Df BEU SYSTEM

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Toi' TALI( By Cy n th i a I r v i n e

Ou r Pequeno R ide r s Horse Sh ow s ta r ts a t 1 o ' c l oc k t omor r cw a t ou r n e w r i ng a nd b� sur� to c ome ea r ly . T r o_ph.1e s w.111 be g iven for a l l e v e n t s a nd l"'i b b o n s th r ough _ 10 th _plac e so p lan oi:1 c orn .1 n g . _ Re f r e s hm e n t s w .1 1 1 be ava i lable t oo s o s t a r t s av i n g y o u r m�ney E n t r y f e e s a r e $ 1 . f o r · non-membe r s and al l me mbe r s wh o ha ve no t Q a id t h e i r a nnua l d ue s . l t i s l es s i f y o u h a v e P. a i d U Q a s m o s t me mbe r s k n ow . B ob �le arn i s going t o be the J udge a nd we a r e not s ur e wh o i s g o in g t o be t h e a nnounc e r i f we ha ve one .

Ev e r y one i s we l c o me t o c ome a nd p ra c t i ce in our r i n g t h i s w e e k a n d br i n g vour b rot he r s a nd s i s te rs e v e n i f the y d o n ' t ha v e a h o r s e . I t i s f u n t o wa t c h t o o .

'Sunda y Dav id Sh o r t r id ge and I we r e out r id i ng a nd we f ound a dead col l .1 e in th e s t r e e t . I k ne w i t be l o n ge d t o Ze i gl e r s s o

M c G U F F I E ' S S U N D R.I E S MED I CAL PREPARA TI ONS - VITAMINS

FOU NT AIN LU N C H G R E E T I NG C AR D S • CO SM E.T l C S

P AY L I GH T & PHONE B I LLS H ERE 2363 Hwy 80 ijij5-2 1 2 1

Alp ine ROCKET STAT ION

Roclcet Gasoline Lu tz T i ge r Tread Ti res

we nt i n and t o ld the m an d fed came ou t and got · t I . know how he fe l t and �a� so s or ry for the m

M e l od y Ea r i c k � o n ca m e ov e r t o s e e u s l as t we e k a nd s �� had he r _ le g i n a ca s t � She br oke .1 t s k i i ng a t B .1 g Bea r but ca n wa lk � .1 tp o u t c r u t c h e s s o i t .1 sn t t oo bad . She i� t he �mly o ne le f t he r e ot he r tam.1ly ? S the re s t o f them � r e hav .1ng a wonde rful time

.1 n Pe r t h , Aus tr i l ia whe r e t h e y w i l l be f o r nea r ly tY:'o yea rs . Me lody is plan-n i n g _on $ e t t i n g ma r r i e d s c d .1 d n t w a n t t o go .

Our Ea s te r vac a t i on wa s one ·of t he be s t we h av e eve r had w i t h lots of wor k a nd f un t o o . Dav id Shor t ­r idge c a me d own f r om Long Be a c h a nd s p� nt t h e we e k w i th us and �ama ' s s i s te r a nd f a m i l y c a me d o w n o n Tue s day s o w e a l l bund led up a nd we nt to Pi ne- Va l ley a nd p l a y e d in t h e s n ow . I t w a s r e a l l y bea u t i fu l a nd i t s nowed mos t o f the t ime we we re the re . We t ook D u ke a nd he t h o u gh t t h e wh i t e s tu f f wa s t o ea t a rx:l he had a ba l l .

Ou r bi gge s t pro j e c t tbis pas t "".eeK f?S . t rying t o. ge t o u r r .1ng .1n.1s he d . Fr .1aa y Linda Rus h ing' s dad br ou¢.lt ove r f ou r loads of gran1. t e a nd we a l l he lped t o spread i t . T he n M r . M a c , Al i c e V i l l a , Dav id We i s ba ch and M a m a p u t Ur t h e f e n c e a nd Dave V i l a s a we d a l l t he p o s t s o f for u s . I t t ook a 11 day and we a re not f in i s hed ye t but a t leas t we c a n use i t and we hope to have it pa inte d be f or e t he s h ow Sa t u rd a y . And I wan t t o thank eve f y one who ha s he lp ed us s o much t o ge t t h i s j ob f i n i s he d .

, ......... � ................. � ........... .-..��� ........ �.,

Most Major B rands O i l O.., ed & Op erated By

W a l t F i n c h

l Evelr1's ? j BEAUTY SHOP 1 l P E RMAN E N TS FRO M $ 5. 50 UP l

2038 H wy 80 445- 9568 � Cl o sed Tu esday ijijij-ij29 ij { [ 20 00 C rest D r. �.m erest l L-. ...-...·��...--...--....�.-..���� ....

R e q u e s t Wa te r M a p •A t a c on t i nued me e t in g

M o nd a y n i gh t , A l � i n e ' s f i r e c om mi s s ione r s e x ­plored more thor ou ghly on f i r e h y d r a n t s f ·o r t he communi t y_ . They ha ve as ked R i o SD M WD t o s upl l y a IDaR s howing a ll wa t e r l .1nes ano pres s ure s so the y may . p l ac e hyd r a nt s on p ape r , t he n s ubm i t it w i th othe r d a ta t o f i r e unde rwr i t e rs i n L A t o de te r mi ne a d own­wa rd r a te f r om 10 1

h pe r haps

to 7 or 8 . It mi g t me a n a 50% r e d uc t i on in f i re in-s u r a n c e .

' This c ou ld be done w .1 t h­out e x t r a t ax or bond s p S m o n e y i s o n h a nd t o be used ' , s ays sec re ta ry O . E. Pa lmer .

FORMER TEXAN S MOVE HERE M r . a nd Mr s . J . B . Wad e

w i th the i r fou r c h i ld ren h a v e t a k e n a h o u s e o n Homewa rd Jiay , o f f V i c tpr ia D r . , ha v .1 nR c ome up t r om La k e s ide wne re .Wl:! d� is a C a b i ne•t m a ke r . Qj .1 g .1 n� l ly: f r om T e x a s , the y l .1 ve a f or s ome t ime i n T uc s on . The y a l l l i�e Alpine f ine .

La r ry B r o ga r, , of Alpine Bu ta ne Co . , s ay s t he c old s pe l l has kep t h i m runn ing h i s ta nk e r aa y a nd n i gh t t o keep tanks of h is use rs in A l p i ne a n d the ba c k c ount ry f il led wi t h l iq u id gas .

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C l i m a te I S F a m o u s A. G. Win n , s a les man wit h

Ma ry Stevens Rea l ty , Va lley Cen t e r , wh o w or ks ou t of the La Jol la of f ice , l ives i n Enc i n i ta s , v is it ed the S u n o f f i c e T ue s d a y. · He w a nt e d s ome of t he St.in ' s wea the r r e por t s , map s a nd other da t a on tre t own wit h t he fa mous c l ima te , f o r , s ay s .

ri n n l We ge t m a ny

calls or a place with this type o c l ima te so I wanted t o be p r e pa re d wi t h y our d a t a '

He s ubs c r ibed to the Sun , c onf ided tha t he might eve n buy l and he re becaus e ' This p a r t of t h e c ou n t y i s a br i gh t f u ture ' . He t aug�t s c h o o l f o r 28 y e a r s 1 n l\a t i ona 1 C i t y ·

HAIG C. MERIGAN. D.D.S.

DENT I ST PHON�

Off. ipi�-2 I 39 Res . ��'+-76 1 9

203 P resco tt St. E l Caj on

ft.Ju BONANZA

• :r�:o WESTERN WEAR

GUNS - LOADING • AMMO • TACK

LYLE a PAT WOLTERS

1 20 S. MAGNOLIA AV�. EL CAloN.

ALPINE NURSINCi HOME 211--Hou r S e-r v i c e

E s t . 1 956

I N QUIET, PEACEFUL SURROU N D I NGS

G i ves H01nel i ke , Personal ·care t o Con fused , Forgetfu l or Sen i l e Lad i es

873 Arnol d Way ijij5-3 1 25 A l p i ne

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00UII.E 1 AI.K By Ce c i I e & Cel e a t e I r v l n e

O ur Easter Egg Hunt for Pequeno R.1.ders · was rea l ly swell and David Shortridge, Cyn th i a , Lynn K in i k i n , D•a v id Weisba c h , .S u s i e Parsons• a rrl my � is te r and I won prizes . Af ter t he P,arty we w e nt rid i n g t o fi nd S u s i e P a rs o n's h o r s e arrl Pat Cof fin and Mar F;l re t . M oran were riding E i�een Dun's horse Diablo when he ran away with them aIXl they both fell of f . Margaret haa t o spend on e d a y in th e hospit al wit h a sma ll brain concussi on which was t oo bad but s he is ok now a rrl we a i;.e a l l so g l ad .

Sund ay D•a d dy h ad t o go o ver t o t he mi d ge t car ra c es in back o t L u tz garage and I went wit h him, We hs3ve never atterrl ed one of these races bef ore arrl t hey a re, f un t o wa tc h . Loads of kids· we know we re t h e r. e a n d D e l ores a n d Dorothy Moats told me they we re l ea ving f o r Ca na d a

I F Y O U F O R G E T T O F I L L Y O U R C A R I N A L P I N E

S t o p A t

111 Joh11s01 's Texaco Jo.HIOWI

1 3797 Hwy 80 aiii3-95 1 5

Qual i ty

I n teri o r--------- Exte r i o r

Mary Carter Paints

Al ways Every 2n d Gal I oo FREE

Lo W (lJ A R T P R I C E S . TO O !

ll-11-11--2316 2110 w. Mai n St. E1 Caj on

s.o on . Their c l a ss h a d a g oing awa y party f o £ them them too .•

We we re so ha lPY when our cous.ins P e g_gy a n d Trud y A rndt ca me a own t o spena a f ew d a ys with us but hated to nave them go home s o s o on, , T ru d y g e ts t o spend most o f the s u mmer w .1. t h us a.n d we a 11 ca n h a r d l y w a i t . .

Pa m Weisbach spent a l l o f Easter vacation in L a Jol l a with her gir 1 fr ierxl s o mi s s e d our p a r t y bu t she ha d a wo nderf u l ti me anywa y.

We have a new club me mber Sharon Beck arxl sre has an �ra b i a n w h o is a . g o od J umper s o we are go.1.n g t o nave some good competition at t he s how t omorrow .

Libby Wa ke is hr ingin g d own her d ue s a s she wants t o be a Pe�ueno Rider now.

Steve Wilc ox got the cast o f f hi s a rm l ast F r id a y .

Eileen Dun's sister Pat h_a d a ha by gir 1 last week a nd t h ey na me d her M a ry A n_ge l o .

ITorothy Rash ' s dachshurrl is going t o ha ve pups in t w o w e e k s .

V eronica Brown ha d t o ha ve her f inger opera ted on a nd t h e y a id n t gi ve her a ny nova ca ne eit her .

E l a ine W i lt spen t o ne day UP. in the snow and had a gooo time except f or one li tt le accident . some boys t hrew snowba l ls at her am s he f e l l d own and cut her hand a nd had to have some stitches taken in it .

Qu r schoo l n u rse M r s . A b le t t ca l l ed M a ma Wed­nesday with some sad news . Her n ice q ua rte·r h orse d i e d o f c o l ic S u nd a y .

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T ro y W r a y a n d K en V o sk a are o 1 d t i m e rs wi th H at ch Ch ev ro 1 et. Th e J o west-o ver­h ead-. co st- p e r- ca r- deal e r s o f- t h em- aJ J . T roy an d Ken k n o w C h.e v ro J e t c a r s an d t ru ck s an d they k n o w 1 o ts o f fo 1 k s i a Al p i n e. R i g h t no w, du r i n g th e bi. g H atch E xp an s i o n S al e, th ey c_an s ave you mo r e mon ey , g i ve m o r e t rad e- i n a J J o w an c e an d wo rk o u t e as i e r t e rm s fo r any n ew car an d t ru ck. An d b r i n g th i .s ad to T ro y o r Ken fo r a sp eci al bonu s.

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A t 8 pm a week fr om t o­n j g h t t he c u r t a in w il l r i s e on o ne o f th e mo s t ex c i t in g ev e ni ng s ev er s taged he re , ''Showboat ' pres ented 1;,y the teeche-r' s a s s oc ia t i o n a n d l oc a l K iwanians . There, ri ll be dancing - girls and a col os ­s a 1 bathing bea uty contes t .

Las t night the, K iwan is had . i t s u s u a l d inner in F uller Ha 1 1 ad j oti rned t o t he school ! or rehears al1 t he l a s t o ne t o be nex �

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Alpine Wea ther Records

C l imate , Tempe ra tu re a nd Ra i n f a l l

P r ep ar e d by C. Ro b e r t E l fo rd

W e a th e r Bu r e au Offi c e , San F r an ci s co , Ca l i fo rn i L

Presen ted as a Publi< Servic e b y the Alpine Sun

C L I M A T E O F A L P I N E , C A L I F O R N I A

Alpine i s about 25 miles from th e o c e an i n h i l l y c ou n t r y s l op i ng g r adu al l y up w a r d to the east . The el evation ranges

from around 1400 to :?D00 feet. V i e j as Moun tain 4224 fe e t r i s e s about 5 mi1es no r theas t o f the c i t y. Tlte cres t o f the

moun tain s , around 6000 fee t , i s 1 5 t o 2 ,0 m i l e s f a r t h e r e a s t . E l C ap i t an r e s e r vo i r i s abo u t 5 m i l e s no r th w e s t and 1 0 0 0 f e e t l o wer .

o r b e l ow . Th e r e h av e b e e n o c c as i ons wh en e x tr eme tem­p e r a t u r e c o n d i t i o n s h a v e

p e r s i s t e d fo r l ong p e r i o ds , I n Jul y , 19 59 , fo r ex amp l e , th e m a x i mum r e ac h ed g o<' o r highe r on 28 days . At the o ther extreme was J anuary, 1007 , when fr e e z i n g t emp e r a tu r e s w e r e

r e c o r d e a o n 22 day s . The average annual precipi ta­

t i o n amoun ts to 19, 82 inches , bu t o n l y 0 , 3 8 i n ch o f thi s

fal l s du r i ng th e mo n th s o f June , July , and · Augu s t . Mo r e

th an 16 i n c h e s f a l l s f r om D e c emb e r th r oug;h Ap r i l . A to t al o f mo r e fu an 6 i n ch e s o f r a i n f a l l i n a 24 - h o u r p e r i o d h a s be e n r ep o r t e d . Th i s f e l l w i th i n a 1 3 - h o u r p e r i o d, and cons i de r ation o f o the r avai l able data indicates

that amounts u_p to 7 , 50 inche s

in 24 hours migh t be expe c ted as o ften as once in 100 ye ars . Snow i s infre qu en t , al though

i t h a s b e e n r e p o r t e d o n s eve ral occas i ons . Hai l fal l s

a t times i n c onn ec ti o n wi th

th u n d e r s h o w e r s .

Th e s o u th e r l y l at i tude o f Al p i n e , c o mb i n e d w i th i t s

r e l a t i v e p r o x i m i t y to t h e o c e an , r e sul ts i n an e quab l e

t e m p e r a t u r e r e g i m e . Th e

av e r age max imum dur i ng Jul y , t h e w a rm e s t mon th , i s j u s t o v e r 9 0° , w h i le t he av e r age

m i n imum du r ing J a nu ar y , tfi e

c o l de s t mon th i s abou t 3 7° . Hi gh temp e r atur es du r ing the

summe r , however , occ as ional l y reacl t wel l above 100° , a record 1 10° h av ing b een r e c o r ded tn S e p t e m b e r , U J 55 , Ev e n i n winte r i t i s pos sibl e to bav e max tmums i n the tl0s . Re adings

o f !:J Oo o r h i gh e r l t av e b e en rPco rded 60 days pe r year , on t l 1 e ave r age . The mi rnmum h �s

dr opped t o a s l o w a s 18° 1 n J a 1 1 1 1 a r ;i· o r 1 H �l 7 , an d s 1 1 b ­fr e e z i n g; t em p P r a t u r e s l t av e b e 0 n repo r t Pd a t onP t i me o r ano tl 1Pr < luri 11• · eaC ' l t 1110 1 1 t l t f'rom 0 <' t OlJe r tl 1 rot�l 1 Ap r i l , 01 1 tl te

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C l e a r s k i e s ar e t h e r ul e

du r i n g mu c It o f t h e y e a r . Ave r ages sho w about 254 days

t o be cl ear, 51 par tly cloudy, an d o n l y 60 c l o u d y .

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1945

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Jan.

53 . 0 40. 7 52. 5 48. 2 50. 9 48 . 2 49.6 48. 6 47 . 1

56. 1 48 .7 47 . 5 52. 2 49 •. 1 52. 3 57. 7 50.0 57.8 5 1 . 2 47. 7

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4. 05 0.52 5. 30 3. 1 5 3 . 60 4. 39 I . 78 0 . 36 6 . 82 2.0 1

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1 . 1 3 5. IIO 4. 29 3. !9 7. 1 8 I . 33 0 . 35 3. 58 1 .03 3 . 115

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Feb.

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1.- 50 1 . 95 1 .96 I . 19 0 . 82 3 . 89 6 . 39 4 . 1 4 0 . 22 5. 33 2. 90

Mar.

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54. 1 S I . 5 55. 9 55. 3 55.0 5 1 . 6 6 1 . 7

59. 2 54. 7 48. 6 5 1 . 9

Mar.

3.0 1 3. 53 4.84 8 . 25 2.87 1 . 26 8 . 66 2 . 78 4. 72 2.02 6.88

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Apr.

57. 4 57. 4 55. 1 55. 2 57. 2

55. 4 5 1 . 5 50 .8 53. 2 49 . 8

55. I 58 . 4 56. 8 55. 7 57 . 4 59. 2 64. 5 62.0 6 1 . 6 6 1 . I 53. 4

Apr.

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May

59 . 4 62. 3 60. 2 59. 4 58 . 9 6 1 . 4 6 1 . 5 56. 1 60.0 56. 3

58.9 62. 3

60 . 3 63. 2 59. 7 65. 8 6 1 . 9 65.6 60. 5 58. 4

June

66.0 68. 4 64. 6 64. 4 64. 2 63.8 6 1 .0 62. S 6 1 . 8 57 . 0

65. 6 66. 6 66. 4 69. 6 72. 3 68. I 72. 1 73 . 0 7 1 . 4 65. 2

July

72.8 75. 2 72. 6 70. 7 70. 2 69 . 6 69.8 7 1 . 2 68.6

75. 7 77. 6 78.0 7 1 . 0 76. 5 72. 0 79. 5 79. 8 74. 6 70 . 6

Aug.

75.0 74. 6 73.8 73.0 72. 4 69. 3 67. 5 69. 6 69.6

72. 6 7 1 . 4 78.0 7 1 . 0 75.9 76. 6 76. 2

75. 6 75.4 . 75. 6

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May

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7 1 . 0 70. 6 73 . 4 7 3 . 7 69, 4 6 6 . 0 62.0 65. 2 7 1 . 3

70. 9 12: 4 75.0 76.8 72.0 75. I 7 I . 9

77. 8 70.2 7 1 . 4 76. 7

Sept.

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Oct.

62. 2 64. 4 66. 2 6 1 . 6 6 1 . 8 63. 7 59. 5 59. 6 6 1 . 6

68. 8 65. 5 65. 5 63. 6 6 1 . 6 6 1 . 3 70. 1 69 . 2 65. 7 64. 5 63. 6 66. 9

Oct.

0 . 2 1 1 .94

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0 . 3 3 0 . 05 T 0. 34

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Nov.

55. 0 60 . 4 56.7 55. 1 57 . 6 54.8 56. 5 55.6 57. 5

54. 2 59. 3 60. 9 57. 3 60. 6 53. 9

58. 2 64. I 57. 3 55. 6 56. 8 57. 2

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Dec.

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50 . 8 5 1 .8 52. 2 52.0 54. I 55. 2 60 .6 56. 4 53. 4 5 1 . 0 52. 8 55. 7

Dec.

I . 34 8 . 27 2 . 22 7. 1 6 0 . 77

1 0 . 3 I 4.70 1 . 95 5. 5 I I . 35

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S TA T I O N H I S T O R Y

The fi r s t We a ther Du r e au r e co rds for Alpine we re ta ken be tween Feb ruary 1 , 19 35i and Augus t 3 1 1945, by Haro d L . Flegal , at h i s v ineyard about ¼ mil e southwest of the post­office . The elevation was given as 1900 . The i ns trumen ts for this s ta ti on -were furni s hed by tlw C h ambe r o f Comme rc e . The more recen t data used in tld s summary were ob tained from a point it mi le wes t o f the pos t­office at an elevation of 1700 . The records a t thi s l o cation were s tarted on October 2 , 1952 , by Er nes t w. Wri ght and wer e con t i nu e d to Dec emb e r 1 958 . He re the she l ter was s ti 1 1 the p r o pe r t y o f ti l e Chamb e r o f Commerce , l>ut the thermome ters and ra in gage we r e fu rni shed by t h e w e a t h e r Bu r e au .

Beginn i ng i n DecembE r 1!:1 58 the s ta t i on has been ope rated by ti le F i re Dep a rtrr.en t , wi th Robe r t Fey as the ob s e rv e r . The l 0ca li on i s ; mile wes t o f U1e rOf, t.offi ce R t an el eva t i on o f 7 3 5 f e e t .

T h e r e a r e a l s o r e c o r d s

av a i l ab l e f r om t w o o th e r l o c a t i o n s i n the are a . Fr om May 1!:151 to Oct . 1952 observers we re H . E . As ton and Mar ion c . As ton . Tl leir s tation was about 1 . 2 mil es no rth nor tbe as t o f the pos to ffi ce , at 2260 fee t . R . E . Gas ti l took obs ervati ons from January 1!:150 to May 1951 , bu t w e h av e n o i n fo rm a t i o n c o n c e rn i ng t i l e l o c a t i o n and e xp o s u r e o f th i s s t a t i o n . Because of the higher elevati on o f t h e A s t o n s ta t i o n a nd dou b t abou t the l o c a ti o n o f Gas t i l ' s we h ave no t included these records in this summary. Th e w i s dom o f comb i n i n g the Flegal and Wright records might be �eb a t e d , llu t i t h as b een done in o rde r to p r o v i de a l ong enough record to make a usef'ul summary .

Mo s t o f the Alp ine r e c ords have been publ i shed cur rently i n the C al i fo rni a s e c t i on o f t1 1e weather Bur eau ' s c l ima to­l o gi c al Da t a . Th e o r i g i n al m ai1 u s c r i p t c op i e s , fo r the mo s t p a r t , a r e o n f i l e i n th e Wea t i l er Bureau O f fi ce i n S an F r anc i s co .

Mo re a bou t A l p i n e C l i ma te f rom Page One .

du r i ng t l le summer woul d drop in t o ·t i l e 30 ' s m o s t . a f' t e r· ­n o o n s and r i s e to t l 1 e GU ' s a t n t g h t . W i n t e r r e a di n gs a r e s o m e w h a t h i g h e r . O c ­cas :i onal l y very dry condi tions a r f' r ep o r t e d wh e n e a s t anrl. r10 r t. 1 1 eas t. w i nds p rev a i l ov e r st u t 1 1 P r• ·, C a l i fo r ni a . Th e s e s · i 'l , lti o 1 1 r.; 1�n ;_y· deve_l op '.'I C a ny 1_ ; , ., , dr·. J p : , 1 ng l lumHh t 1 es to .� 1 1 · . , ,. l (· '.V ,' r' . ln1 t t l 1e; a r e n, � t l j kt> l y_ d 1 ; r i ng l" l t e l n te r:.1 ·1 L> r e a : l y 1, 1 1 1 tP r m , )n t l , s .

11 ie p r ev ·1 i l i ng · · ,d <i1 re, · tinn j �- from tl 1e so• 1 t l i \\f' -; t., norrJ 11Ks t. · llli 1°es t. wi ni :c; Hr•· a 1 "" q1 1 ·i 1 .e c r ·nmo r 'l • 1 ] P i ! 1 e · 1 \· P : ng e spee : · �- p l'oh aol \' _q1 1 1 t e , i g,! 1 t

nE>rP 111.· :, be oc, a.� ! ,, , i 1 l · \ .rong­w n.Ls :1s� tH' i n c,d wi t\ 1 t l 11 n ,d,· r­s torm,:; o r · i t-.h t i t · :no n! w ·i d• ­si ,re d s 0 1·!1\S o f' w i n t,• r . 1 ·1 .·(1

a r, t i m e s r e ach g r e a t enougl1 sp eeds to cause s l i gh t l o cal damage .

Tile l as t 32° temper ature o f t h e sp r i ng o c c u r s e a r l y i n Ap r i l ) o n -u1e ave rage , w 11i le tf1e f irs t freezi ng temperature i n ti l e f'a l l c an be exp e c t e d near t i le end of November, giving t i l e a v P r R g; e l e ng; t l l 0 1 t l t e gr o w i ng s Pason nf ah o u t 23 5 nays .

l it> i n f:eqtlf•nt Pa,.; t 11 i 1 1ds may k�ITIT::� . ·r:-. : · .. r w��- Eill�::�t-c:; t��: r�u- r:.L _L:J : ___ : I1�1

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GORGON I AO AND S AN AN TONIO 'OL D B AL DY. I N F AR DI S T AN C E A B O U T 70 M I L E S A W A Y.

When outgomgs exceed your in­come, your upkeep is your downfall.

I DATE

1 3

K I CK-0 FF BARBECUE SUN DAY A barbecue to kick-of f pre ­

sale ticket contests for the Eastern ·so County Fair will be he �d Sunday , Apr il 5 a t Fronti�r .Towp from noon till 6. klm.ission is $2. for adults $ 1. 50 f or children

J2 and under � and fre e un er 6 Afwission irrludes a deep- -: pit barbect:e be ef d inner live e_n te r ta inmen t and other Frontier Town attract .i,ons �i cke ts are a v a il able · t h r o u g h p �rt ic ip at i ng or g a n i z·a t i o n s , t h e EC Jayce e o f f ice , or at the gate.

DO N ' T SK I P TH ES E DATES The re is not much t o

writ e a�ou t two important da _t e s i n y o u r f ut ur e : Friday, April 1oi is comity tax deadl_ine and_ Wednesday the 15th is for income tax. · Cough up on time , or else- - · u g li - - p e n a l t i e s !

A good front can't last long without a good

backing.

P u r e & N a t ur a l Q u i ck A 1 k a 1 i n e N o u r i sh m en t - D i g e s t s E a s i 1 y

D ATE S S T U F F ED W I TH H O N EY , F R U I T AN D N UT S Ro i I e d i n P u re D e x t ro s e

N o S u g ar o r P r e sl! r vati ves

Nature 's Perfect Energy Food S EN D lO DAY, ONLY $ 1 . A POU ND PO STP A I D I N CAL I F

Rous It N uh-ition ( 4 5 Y e a r s i n L o s An g e l e s )

1 776 El Can i no Real , Uni t B San Carl o s, Cal i f. 4-4-2 ·

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I f YO U WO U L D VOTE N ew Ow n e rs a t C a fe

Next Thursday the 9th is Lynn and Dave Ca mpbel l dead l i n e f or s i gn i n g the w itfi B il l and 'Sarah Brooke , gr eat . reg ister p f �ote�s 1.n th1.s county. So 1.f y ou w is h t o cast your ba l lot in the pr imary ele ct i on on J.une 2, then get busy and reg is. te.r - - i f you a-re . not gua l 1. f 1..ed- - or- ha ve J ust oe,vome 2 1 .

Deputy here. i s Mrs. Ha rry C oltiy, 1546 Ta vern Road , b·ut c a 1 1 4·45 - 28 8 8 t o be s:ure s he is i n .

FO R P E R SO N AL

SERVICE Cal I

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8 30 0 U n i v e r s i t y, L a M e s a

EL CAJON AWNING & MANUFACTURING CO.

845 El Cajon Boulevard, El Cajon, Calif. Tel. 442-3301

Our Factory To You, State Approved

71e �-AWNINGS • CABANAS • SCREENED

ENCLOSURES for

ft1obile Homes • Patios • Residerfces • Commerci�I

COME IN AND SEE OUR SHOW ROOM DISPLAY

T H E S E T H R E E C A M E F R O M M T . L AG U N A A I R F O R C E B A S E T O H E L P S A R A H CL E A R F R O N T O F C A F E F O R B U S I N E S S .

hav e taken over H i l lt op Ca fe in Gua tay , a _popular ea t i n g p l ac e on Hwy 80 . 'We are a oing home cook in g which is mak1..ng a· real hit , says Sa r ah , wh o used t o l iv e in A lp i n e, , ' a nd 'Y e ar e _g l ad t o be bac k 1. n t h e Mt . Emp i r e '

S U B S C R I B E , S T I L L $ 2 Y E AR.

� Sa n � !:.� u!i�e�.� F�!

o re

� H ay - f e e d - S e e d s - Ch i ck & P e t Su p p l i e s

444- 7 2 73

FREE DEL IVERY H o u r s a a . a . to 5 p . a .

El 1 en Ir Warren Sandy

El C•I•• 907 E. W1s�l11t••

lt O T S O F F U N W A S H A D B Y AL L , I N CL.U D I N G

P R E S , BO B B RO WN A T R I G H T; S E C R E T A RY . T R E A SU R E R L A R RY W I L CO X , M I D DL E , A N D AL L T H E WAY F ROM EL C EN T RO , J A CK M C CO N N EL L D R I V E R S WE R E F RO M AL L 0 V E R SO U T H ­L AN D .

O RE GO N I AN I S N AM ED load Oiling F,red D.

R USHING G RAD I N G & EQU I PMENT R ENTAL

Backhoe wo rk Bu i l d i n g S i tes , Roads

D r i veways, Trench i ng

1 5

Joseph F. Sin notti

pres i­d ent , SL Gas & E ectr ic C o . , has j ust app o i n ted Thos . M . Sa gar , former as­s i st a n t i n t he SD County n is trict Attorney' s of fice , as a sta f f lawyer for the f irm . He is graduate of SD State and a 10:-yea r Mar ine veteran , hav in g seen ser­v ic e i n W W2 a n d K or ea . He a ls o w� n t t o Pa c i f i c U at Cotta ge Gr ove , Ore g on .

��5-22 1� A l p i n e, Ca l .

PARIS MORTUARY S ince 1943

Hel p fu l n es s t o th e be reaved fam i l y * * * *

We rel i eve you o f eve ry respon s i b i 1 i ty '* * * *

Spa,· e you J> f eve ry deta i l * * * *

An t i c i p a t e eve ry need * * * *

O bse rve eve ry w i sh

El Ca ion's

Locally

Owned and Operated

Funeral Home

Milt Paris, Owner 374 N. MAG NO L IA ll-4-2- 4-4- 1 1 E L CAJON

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,;Wh; are long skirts like pro i- · · bition?" f "Because they cover up a lot o old familiar joints."

Pierce Realty Co B I L L B ROWN, Mgr.

Ranches, Homes ,

Acreage, I noome

445-2631 EPS. 445-9035

A l p i n e

CONVALESCENT C e n te r

S TATE L I C EN SED Con aci en tiou a Servi ce Bal an ced Meal • Con gen l al Ailloephere

24- HO U R NU R S I N G S E RV I CE

R E A SO N ABL E R A'r E S

D EP EN D I N G O N C A R E REQU I RED

P. O. llllu at7

2 130 lwy 80 iws-277 1

j W I N T E R WO N D E RL A N D IS I N­S U F F I C I E N T D E S C R IP T I O N O F C U Y AM A C A P E AK , F RO Z E N A T 6 :00 F E ET AL T l T U D E , AS S E E N F RO M E D I T O R I R V I N E ' S P L A N E AS H E F L E W O V E R T H E L A N D ­M ARK W I T H Al S M I TH , AL P I NE R E A L T O R .

RETI RED SOC I AL _, RK ER HERE Cha r le ne Brown of �ie rce

R e a l t y he re , h a s J u s t ren ted to Mrs . He len McCal l of SD the a ttrac t ive 2- bed

r com home on Wi l lows Roa o w n e d by M r . a nd M r s . M o n t a gue B r a b � z on . M�s . McCa l l is a re.t ired s oc lal worke r , is mov ing to Alp ine f or he r hea l th

"AFTER ALL," said the indulgent mother, "he's only a boy, and boys will sow their wild oats."

"Yes," replied the boy's father, "I know. But I wouldn't mind if he didn't mix . so much rye with it."

John Gault Al.P I NE S AL ES REP RES E NT AT I VE

Dodge Darts & Tru d< s N E W & U S E D

W I TH C A RL Bu RG E R DO D G E IJ ll S- 36 5 3 .. 6 3 -9 32 1

.,.

,J ACK B E RG AN D SO N W I TH BO AT H E J U S T F I N I S H E D .

a .

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YO LN G BERG TO SEE EU ROP E On June 6 , Joe Be rg 19 ,

s on � Mr . and Mr s . � fa ck Be r g , 17 1 1 T a v e r n .ltoa d , leaves with a boy pa l for N Y by p l a ne t o f ly t o Eu r ope on the i r Va ca t ion . He i s p r e s e n t l y a n i n ­s urance ffil'! j or a t SD Sta te , pla ns t o t ol low h is fa ther in tha t profe s s i on . At the fac t or y of V ol k s wa ge n in Ge rmany he w il l p i ck up a new ca r , d r ive il a r ound , t hen sa i l f or NY and dr ive home .

T he p h o t o s h qw s t h e · fa the r a nd s o n wi t h the u n i q u e b o a t J o e j u s t f i n i s he d bu i ld ing w i th a p a l , J i m G r a n tha m w h i c h the y h a ve b e e n w o r k i n g on a t odd t imes f o r f o u r

fe a r s He l aunched i t on a t u r

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d a y a n d i t r e a l ly 1 oa t s !

For Trailer or Ho••

Prompt, Courteous Service

Alpine _ Butane Co.

444-3113

M.H . Bredesen, D.C G EN E R AL P R A C T I C E

Bo d y A l i g n m en t Co 1 o n i c s

SUNNY KNOL L S RANCH H I 5 - 2 3 2 1

SHE l l STAT ION Compl e te Servi ce

Ti res & Accesso ri es Ralph & L a vo n B e ck e r

We Gi ve S & H G reen· St•p s

iioo1 H wy 80 ii ii 5 - 9 6 6 I

F. RO N T EN D AL I GN M EN T

Lutz's Garage . SERVING ALPINE & IIT. IJIPIRE

Complete Motor Servi ce 24- H O U R T OWI NG

Wheel Bal an ci n g

Au toinati c Tran S11 i ss ion

HAROLD, GEORGE & LARRY qqs-2967

Hwy 80 at Tave rn Rd. , Al p i ne

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H . V . O SWA LD Graveside services were

M o nday a t F t . Rose c ra ns N a t i o n al Ce me- t er_y f p r He rbert V. Oswald., 61, who d i ed Th u rsday i n a SD h o s p i t a l .

He was a na t ive o f NY , lived a t 14 67 Loui se Dr. , had been in the area 2 6 years , was last employed as a gard ener f or Grossmont Union HS nis tric t .

A Navy ve teran o f WW2 , he retired from the service af ter 24 years. Re was a member o f EC. F lee t Reserve Assn. , Branch 47 .

He is survived by his widow , Lucienne suz an ne

1-

two sist er�., Mrs . E the Swee t a nd M rs . M a ri a n Sayer,..

a, nd a brother , Frank all or NY.

P aris M ort uary ha ndl ed arra ngemen ts.

Kip's Cafe F INE CH INESE FOOD

Dei lc l oua, Ori enta I , Exoti c ORDERS .10 .3> . M..-50 HOME DEL I VER"f C l os·ed Mo nd ay - F ree Park i ng 1058 E Ma i n, El Caj on, qij2-1 2 1 1

KARI JEWELERS A 1 1 K i n ds o f Watch es & C l o ck s

E xp e r t l y R ep a i re d Com p l i c a te d T i m ep i e c e s I n cl u d i n g El ectri c Watch es

D I AMON D SETT I N G & EN GRAV I N G A l l Wo rk Gu aran t e ed

lj. lj. lj. - 7 30 lj. 1 1 6 P r e s co t t E 1 C aj o n

NEW H I GH E N E R G Y F O O D With physical f it ness and

abounding ener gy i n mind , Dr . Guy E. Rough, who has been . in nu trit ion work f or 45 yea rs a t Los Angeles , bu t now of San Carlos, has come o u t w i t h a n e w and delec t abl e pro d uc t , a delicious da t e con fect ion which is being advertised in the ·sun today ..

As the doc t or , w ho has lived about all of his .life on n a t ura l , live f oods says : ' This is a combina­tion of da tes s tu f fed with nuts and other high nu tri­ents , r olled in pure dex­trose and yie ldi ng quick alka line nour is hmen t, and is most easily digest ed'.

Note - I ha ve known Dr. Roush - - a subscriber to t h e ·s u n - - f or o ve r 30 years , a nd his quali t y n a t u r a 1 f oods ha ve been ad vertised in my ma gazine Let ' s Live a t HolJywood , since it s tarted. We have u s ed hi s f amo u s s oy a produc t s ( � nyone wl}o h� s ea t e n A fi c e I r v i n e s f amous soy w a f fles , w i l l at test t o this) , ever since he s t a r t e d ; a l s o h i s breads , cookies and so on. We d o n o t hesi t a t e t o approve, bu t heart ily urge you t o use his ne w da te con f ec tion

d a sa f e swe e t

f or the k i d ie s , t o o . - C I

WI ZARD OF OZ AUDI T I ON S Tomorrow at 1 in Balboa

Park Bowl, children ' s roles for the forthcoming Wizard of Oz at Starlight this year, w i 1 1 be he Id, says Root . S. Yybe r, general direct or. ' Brin � your own music' he says and we wil l have a pia no accompanist on hand'.

Fo r You r Heal th Foods , V i tam i ,n s An d Sp ec i al D i ets P u rch ase W i th Safety An d Con f i den ce At Th e

V.utEr HEALTH Faao STORE I N BU S I N E S S S I N C E 1 9 50 W. L. H O U GH TO N , O WN E R

Th e add ress i s s t i l l 1 33 P resco tt, El Caj on, H l ll--8 11-lj.7

I.

E V E RY T H I N G I S M I C RO A BO.U T T H E L I T TL E R A C E T R ACK , E V EN T H E B L E A C H E R S , S E AT I N G A B O U T too . T H E S E V I S I TO R S EN J O Y E D E V EN T S S UN D AY

T•he name o f William H. Jone,s ( C 9 � ky) , has been e n t e r ed tor f ire commis ­s ioner i n t he ba l l ot i n g Tuesd a y nex t week. Thi s m�ke� pnly t �o tha f have sign1 f ied their intent io� t o the Sun tha t they will run , the other bein g Bert C . F u l l e r.

Re member tha t no names w i l l be pr in t ed on t he ha l lot , ou t must be writ ­t en i n i n . fu l l a s s hown above. Vo t i ng i s f r om 1 1 t o 7 , a t the f i r e house , 18 10 Hwy B O . Two vaca ncies will be f il led. (S un f or 3- 20 ) .

We do not know w hY- , bu t a 11 the Suns we re s olcl out at three spo t s in Alpine l as t issue . Thanks fo�ks !

C A K E S & P A S T R I ES F o r Wed d i n g s , B i r th d ay s

an d S p e c i a l O c c a s i o n s

1 9

TASTY BAKE SHOP 1 4 4 E . M A I N 4 4 4 - 3 6 8 6

N1111if ion C,111,, Yo u r Hea l th Foo d S to re

1 62 E. Ma i n El Caj on ll-lj.2-72 1 2 M r. & M rs . H. A. G i l l i es Complete Linc of Health Foods, Spf'cial Diet FoQds - Vitamins,

Minerals and Supplements Op en Dai I y Excep t Sun day

9: 30 to 6:00, Fr i d ay to 8 :oo

H i l l top Cafe

H wy 8 0

Home Cooked Mea ls & Pastry O p e n 2 4 Ho u r s

9 5 � S PE C IA L S E V E R Y D A Y ! GUATAY , CAL I F. G R . 3- 8 5 1 2

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H a t c h i n E x p a n s i o n S i nc e ope n i n g i n N ov .

195 5 , Ha tch Chev r ole t ha s had two gr ow th expa ns i ons a nd a t h 1- r d _got und e rway when Cla r k e Ha t c h , own e r o f t h i s p op u l a r a ge ncy t h a t s e r v e s t h e b a c k c o un t r y b r ok e g_r o u nd f o r a $100: , 000 . b u1- l d i n g pr ogr am. l t was "riecess i ta t­ed qy a t r iP. l i n g .o f t]:ie b u s 1- n e -s s s 1- n c e 1- t s 1. n ­c e Q t io n , s ay s Ha t c h .

The p r o gr a m i nc l ude s a 79 o:o s q . f t . 2 - s t o r y b u i ld in g f or p a r t s , a c ­e e s s o r i e -s· a nd c a s h 1- e r ' s of f ic e . T hus i t t r i p l e s i t s f loo r S P. ac e . Pres e n t s howr oom a ncl o f f ice w i 1 1 b e r e m od e l e d w i t h th r e e s a le s o f f i ce s , ma na ge r ' s of f ice and cus t omer recep -t i o .n r o o m a d d e d .

Ar t De cke r i s a rch it e c t and Fred Hunt is bu i lde r . �ee pho t os .

_ ;_ _ _ _ _ A . J . C I N E L L I

Se rv ices a r e be ing he ld t od a y i n Pa r i s M or t ua ry C�a pe l . f o r Au gus t J�s e ph C.1 ne l l 1- , 6 7 , o f 1 30:1 w .

Water Wells P U M P S SALES • . . • • SERV I CE

Wa te r We I I s Dr i I I ed STOCKTON PUMP & MACH.I N E

3 1 1 H . 2nd , E l Cajon, H l ,-2672

NO W! YOU CAN GET YOUR CAR

WAXED WEN I T ' S WASH ED

MA I N S T R E ET

CAR WASH OP EN D AI L Y 8 : 30' TO 5 P M

1 1 1 S . FI RS T AT M AI N

El Caion IU4- 16-41

FIRS T W EL D ON T EL ESCOP IC S TAND• A R D FO R HU G E TEXA CO S I G N 5 5 F E E T O V ER N E W B O B WI LSON S TA ­TION. H E HAS TWO M O R E TO M #K E, TH EN GO ES TO S E CO N D S TA N DA R D FAR TH ER B A CK , FO R SAM E OP ERA­TION. RAI SIN G OF S I G N I S B l G ­G ES T T A SK • BO B ' S N E W S T A T I O N , N EA R IN G COM P L E TIO N . I S A FIN E A D D I T I O N TO B U S IN E S S A R EA .

V i c t o r i a D r . , who d i ed fue s day in a LM ho s p i ta l . T he R e v . J . c . A r n old o f F i r s t S o u t he r n Ba p t i s t C hu r c h i s o f f i c i a t i n g . I n t e r me n t i s i n A lp i ne Ce m e t e r y .

He was a na t ive of I taly , c a me t o the U S whe n 1 1 , had lived he re seve n years , r e t i r i n g a s a mach i nis t in Ka l a ma z oo , M ich .

Surv i v o r s be s id e s h i s w id ow B le nde e na M . , . a r e a d a u gh te r , Joa nn Ma r t ine z , o f Al a m o , Ca 1 i f . · tw o s te p s ons , D a l e Ic ke s o f V a n � uy s a nd M a x I c kes o f Kal amazoo; t wo s is te r s a nd a br o th e r i n I . ta ly , a nd 10 gr a ndc hild re n .

SUB SCRI B E, STILL $2 A Yl;AR

C h r o n i c l e E x p a n d s �a ve & Naomi Wo od r u f f ,

ed i t or s and publ i s he r s of the ¥t < Empi r e Ch r onicle , now 1-n 1- ts f ou rth succe s s � f u l y e a r a t B o u l e v a r d , ha ve c o me o u t w i t h a n a dd e d c ol u mn , ma k i nE i t f i v e w i d e , a nd w i t fi 1 2 mea ty pages , full o f ads , ­too .

The y have he ld a uniq ue gos i t i on f o r s o me t i me , cl o i n g a l l type s e t t in g by ha nd , b u t .1 t l o o k s n ow l ik e they have a l ino typ e f or t h i s t a s k . The p ape r i s i n y e l l ow and gr e e n , l o o k s f i n e .

No te - In the i r ma s thead t hey s a y ' T he Emp i r e ' s ONLY news p ::ip e r publ i s he d wit h i n the Kmpi r e ' , making the m and t he Alp ine Sun , t he only two pape rs actua l­ly p r in ted w .1 tnin the bac k c o un t r y . Cong ra tul a t i ons

0 UR SL I P WAS SHOWIN G ! In l as t issue s ome how - ­

we ha ve no alibi - - the ·sun p r i n te d a c l a s s i f ied a d t o r ou r f r i e nd H q g h L . McCoy t he r e a l t or , who wa n ted t o buy a j a c k pump f or a d e e p we l l . · I t we nt urrle r 'For Sa le ' , s o pleese no t e t h i s - - i f y o u ha v e one f o r sp..le , �v e Hugh a r i n g ,. 44 5 - 26:r 6 a ft e r 6 p m . � o S o r r y .

THE SUCCESSFUL MAN has a wife who tells him what to do, and a secre­

tary who does it.

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Pharmacy I (Rexaii) l

A Collpl ete f•i l y D ru gsto re ll W£ GJ VE S & H GREEN STAMP S

l J-2223 H wy 80 IJIJ5-2"88 � .............. � ..... :!;

2 1 2N D B l Rlli DAY FOR WWI V ETS

Monday noon M t . Bar racks 27 1 6 Ve te ra ns of WWl , and i ts Aux i l iary will obs e rve the i r s ec ond bir thday with a p o t l u c k l u n c he o n i n Fu l l e r Ha l l .

EC V a l ley Ba r ra c ks a nd Aux i l i a ry 57 3 a r e inv i ted gue s t s · as we l l a s d i g ­ni ta r ie s f r om othe ,r pos ts . T he re gu l a r me e t i n g w i ll be c onduc t ed a f te r , w1. t h Cd r . W . W. Gamble in cha rge , P re s iden t Es the r F . Fran­c is c o · p r e s id i n g a t the Aux i l 'i. a r y .

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M l CRO CAR STORY F rom I BON EY STORY From P age I and e vents wil l be - r u n We need them, r i �t enough , a bo ut eve ry two we e ks ' , but we need ou tsid e mone y s ay s Wil c o x . H ono r a r y and we ne ed it now! O.ne me m be r s wh o ha ve a id e a. way to get 'new ' _ mone y is ar e Cor ky Jone,s , H a r old f o r t h e S upe r v i so r s t o and Geor ge- 1..u tz and Fred Rushing. Drivers came f r om as f ar as Bu rbank-, and 18 c a r s we. re e-n t e r e d . 'Se e pho to s . ins i d e ..

"JUST IMAGTNE !" exclairneJ the prouJ mother. "They've promoteJ our Tomm , for hitting that mean o lJ sergeant. They've made him a court martial !"

Dr . Ger t rude T. Ryder

OPTOMETRIST 1 7 5 N. M A G N O L I A

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HOSTS - PAULINE AND DEWEY K E G & B OT T L E B E ER · W I N E S

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1 3 675 H wy 80 Johnstown

p r ovid e e -t tective , wo rt h ­wh i l e su pport f o r ye a r ­a r ound tour ist i ndust r y , which br i n gs in $ 1 68 mil­l i o n '

Boney , 49 , has lived he re 24 ye a r s i s a Te x a n sta r ted ou t with or.e sma l i market , r ece nt l y sold th e chain of 1 28 S�ede e Marts . H� i s ma r ri e d , h as s i x child r en , mak e s h is home in LM .

Boney and F u l l e r paid a v is it t o the S u n o f f ice Tuesday while look ing ove r A lp ined picked UP, s orre data inclu i n g the Sun ' s ne w we a t h e r s umma rJ , m a p s y e l l ow pa ge s a n � l p i r;ie fold e r s f o r study 1n h .1 s pl ans t o hE lp tli i s a rea ( 2nd nistrict) i f e lected 1n June.

EVERYTHING IS ON the up and up these days-wages, prices, anJ satellit�s !

OoN 's AUTO SERVICE W E GI VE S & H GREEN S TAMPS

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2 3 !0 ¢ l' E Jt L. I N I 1' £ Jt T I M [ . C A S H O N L Y .

C O U N T S I X W O R D S TO IE A C H L I N E . MA I L

TO T H E SUN . AL P I N E . C AL I P' . C A S H ,

S P E C I A L N OT I C ES fOR SALE , M I SCELLANEOUS E XC EL L ENT ALFALFA HA Y , $43 TON , YO U P I CK UP • 445. 233 4. R U TH B U R D E T T . P I A N O L E s S o N s ---------------- H I 5 - 28 7 7 H ELP W AN T ED S A T U R D A Y & p A R T T I M E WO RK • S E N . H I GH B O Y , RAN CHO V I E J AS 2 6 2- 8 6 2 4.

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J A CK P UMP , M O T O R & P UM P FO R D E EP W ELL , CftL L M C CO Y , 445- 2656 AFTER 6 ,

B US I N ESS A l DS B U S I N ES S CA R DS , O NL Y $ 5 . EO P ER 1000 , D E L U X E RA I S E D L E T T E R S EM B OS S E D , P OS TP A I D A N YW H ER E , P L E A S E A D D 2 2 ¢ T A X . T H E S U N A L P I N E , CAL I F .

S EP T I C T A N K S C L E AN ED M O D E R N S E R V I C E , 4 4 4 - 6 1 9 7 .

AL P I N E C L E AN E RS & L A U N D R Y 2 2 5 1 HWY 80 , OP P . FL OR E N C E ' S

E XP E R T C A R P EN T E R , H O M E B L D R , C A B I N E T M AK E R , A L T E R A T I O N S , A D D I T I O N S , 30 YRS E XP , R E A S , R A T E S , R I C H A R O C . L AN E , 44 5 . 37 40

· L 8 6 £ • l IH ' S N l 7 7 0 :J 0 3 N ' 9 N l 3 0H S 3 S l:l 0H

"L E T M A C HAU L YOU R RU B B I S H AN D GARBAG E , 445- 29 55 B ETWE EN 5- 6 PM

/!l.P I N E APPL I ANCE SAL ES & S ERV I CE AL L HO U S E HOL D & COMM ER C I AL f>i> . P L I A N C E S & R EFR I G E RA T I O N , E XP E R T T V R EP A I R S ER V I C E , 445 - 21 5'7 . AFT E R 7 P M 445- 41 9'4,

CUS TOM TRA CTOR v«:J RK . R EA SO NABL E RAT ES . D A YS 444- 6 1 34, N I G HT S , 44 5- 246 3. ( 4- 1 7 )

N EW HOM E CONST RUC T I ON OV ER 1 6 , 000 H A RM O N Y H OM ES I N S O . CAL I F . A p P RO V.ED B Y OVER 70 L E N D I N G I NS T I TU T I ON S . L E T U S S H O W Y O U WH Y . H 0 9 - 9 1 8 7 0 � ZE N I T H 7 • 0 I- 6 6 • ( T F ) L E V E L O N B U I L D E R S , I N C .

RA I N F A Li CAM E UP !

MA RK E T . 445- 4)8 3. I N A D D I T I O N TO R E G U L A R D R Y CL E A N I N G & P R ES S I NG , W E G I V E Y OU CO I N OP TYP E CL EA N I N� . W I TH S P O TT I NG , NO E X T R A C HA R G E , 8 L B S , $ 2 . FL UFF D R Y L A lJ N D R Y , 1 2 ¢ P E R L B , WE FUR N I . S H. S O AP & BL E A CH . W E T WAS H L A U N D R Y A T 6 ¢ P E R L B , A L S O S HA G R U GS & D RAP E S . Alfine's wea the r man at

- the i re station, Robt. Fey r e ve als that to date 1 3. 55 W AN T E D TO R EN T

--------"--------- inches have f allen . Ac ­2 B E D RO OM CO T T A G E · I N AL P I N E

O R J AP A T U L V A L L E Y A R E A . C A L L A T 2 - 9 3 7 1 •

M ON E Y T O LO A N S O U T H L A N D F I N A N C E C O M PA N Y 4 1 1 B D W A Y , S D . 2 3 4 . 3 4 6 1

L I ST I N GS W AN T ED DO Y O U N E E D A L OA N ? O N R EAL E S TA T E'., OR S EL L Y O U R T R U S T D E E D . CAL L DON BATES , 445- 2537 .

Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.

e o r d i n g t o th e L ind be r g F i e ld B ur e a u , A lp ine ' s nor mal is 19 . 8 2 a 1: th is t ime , which mak e s it look pret t:y f ine f or this area .

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RETURN P OSTA GE GUA R .

MRS. ROWAN VI S I TS SON Bac k from Santa Barbara

i s Mr s . Ed Rowan and son T immy, o f A ca c i a L ane , where t h ey vis i t ed s on B o b . · H e i. s a t t e nd i n g Brooks Colle ge o f Phot o­graphy where he is making fine headway. Bob showed t hem the t own w i t h i t s old mission, also made the t rip t o Solvang famo us Dani.sh villag_e in beauti ful S ant a Y ne z Va 11 e y. •

MIDDLE AGE is when a guy keeps

turning off lights for economical rea­

sons rather than romantic reasons.

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