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� ALPINE SUN� Best Climate in US by Govt. Report.,

VOL. 12 NO. 7 (286) ALPINE. CALIF. FRI DAY. _MARCH 22. 1963 10¢

Tune XE�O Sundays 7:30 pm for Sunbeams with Editor Irvine

HIRE SCHOOL BOSS TONIGHT A special meeting of the

school board is slated for 8 tonight to "offer con­trac t to c andi date f o r off'ice of district super­intendent", says the notice. Board _presid ent John R. Reynolds could not divulge details, but said "it is a CalifoFnia man".

DEVl.':LOPMENT IN ALPINE IS RE­FLECTED BY I MPROVEMENTS AND BJILDING IN TAVERN ROAD AREA. ALSO A LPIN E HEIGH TS. THIS

DI RECTORY SIGN BUil T BY CARL MCCALL SHOWS BUSINESS GROWTH, THE SUN'S CARD IS NOW BEi NG PA I MT ED. T H I S I S AT T U RNOF F F ROM HWY 80 OP POSI TE LU TZS GA R AGE , LOOK I NG E AS T.

Ed Farrin, or R ock Ter­r ace, i s i n the ho s pi t al i n c ri ti c a l c ondition. He has suffered ill health for several years.

SCHOOL GETS FEDERAL CASH C o n,g_ res s m an J a s. B.

Utt, lll-3-5th Dist.) air­mailed the Sun that Alpin·e School District h�s been awarded $12,302., of which $9 226 is assured. The baiance is gaged by ad­j:ustments as required by a·ttendance data and avail-· ability of cash.

BANK BUILDING IS GLAZED M.H._ Golden, contractor,

is making fast progress on th e n ew S ecurit y F i rs t National Bank Branch here, all the plate glass having been set. The outside is being painted and interiors ar� o eing finished for the opening In mid-May.

M. Koss Mall et t·e , wh o has been nam�d manager

.,_ is

a regular visitor, ana. is about as deeply c oncerned over the building as if it were his own home. (See 1 ast issue).

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Art Exhibit Opens M rs. Kat herine B lac k ,

ow n e r., T a pp y I s M o t e 1 :, 2337 ttwy 8 0 , has g iv e n

the communit y somet hing toward advancin� c ulture--

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•A 1940 lllll62

SOLIMINE'S Faaous For

ltalla1 Food Charcoal Brol 1 ed Steak a

Op en 7 Days A Week 89118 La Mesa 81 vd. 1\-69-0181

El CAJON THEATRE 1\,1\,1\,-3272

NOW TI-IRI.J TUESDAY

STEWART GRAN GER

P1 ER ANGELI E 'SO DOM 8i GoMO RRAH

K1RK CXlUGLAS

'THE HOOK'

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AERO DRIVE-FlN BOSTON I A 1\-11-1\--8800

NOW 1H RJ 1U ESDAY DEAN MARTIN LAN A Tu RN ER 'WHO'S GOT THE ACTION' ·DAVI D NI VEN ' TH E B ES T O F EN 1M I ES'

Creaghe Wins Tro·phy Alp in e h as won a bi t of

fam e -t fo r o n e o f i t s re s i a en t CH P o 1' f i c e r s , Ronald C. Crea ghe, 2221 �

vern Road, a specialist 5 c, U.SA Reserve just won

e in di vi dual Gr and Ag­gr �gate Tyro trophy in XV USA Corps pistol matches at Ft. Ord.

�e sho t 2 50-0-55x out of a possible ·270-0 to beat all other reservi sts and active Army personnel who were entering for the first time.

He served on active duty wi-th th e army in K or ea from 19 52 un ti 1 19 55 with bo th th e 18 7 t h Ai r b o r n e Regimental Combat T eam and the 11th Airborne Division.

Cr eaghe has lived here two y ears with his w ife Betty, a music teacher and their tnree young child­ren, rai ses a nd tr ains ret r i e v e r d o g s.

a small art galler y. It i s in t he former rea lty of fic e of two rooms and lobby. She is work ing it up with Mrs.· Erna Earle, contrib ut ing ar tist who acts as ho st ess for the cent er.

The galler y, which now has qult e a collec tion, growing daily , is open rrom 1 to 4 except Monday. Lo cal painters are invited t o exhibit, details from h e r , 4 4 5 -3 B 0·8 •

The only reason why a great many American families don't own an elephant is that they never have been offered one for a dollar down and a dollar a week.-

For Your Health Foods, Vitami-ns And Special Diets

Purchase With Safety And Confidence At The

VMLEr HEALTH fooo STORE IN BUSINESS SINCE 1950 W.L. HOUGHTON, OWNER

The address is still 133 Prescott, El Cajon, Hll\--811-47

LUTZ' S GARA GE NOW OFFI er AL WRECK HAUL ER FOR AUTO QUB,·HAS BUSY STAFF. HERE FRO M LEFT IS TERRY BUCHMILLl!R, MEa-tANI C, GEORGE LUTZ, B�THER HAROLD, AND GEO. J.URY, OF ALPINE Cl RCLE TRAILER PARK, A STANDBY MECHANIC.

CLEANER SHOP MAY OPEN Carl S chweiss has moved

cleaning mac hinery from the old Alpine cleaners, 2435 Hwy 80 down to the

store at ·225f Hwy 80. He is making plans for a firm to lease it and reopen the business which had gone bankrupt b_y Jerry Gerlt.

McGUFFlf'S SUNDRIES MEDICAL PREPARATIONS - VITM11NS

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PAY LIGHT & PHONE BILLS HERE

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Keep in touch by Long Distance Pacific Telephone

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EOITORIAL • DENMARK SE1'S EXAMPLE FOR CUTTING TOOTH DECAY

Parents of Aarhus, Den­mark hav e set the pace in the war agains t the appal-

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445-2415 OR 445•2394 )

1266 Tavern Rd. Mall Rt. I, Box 189 �L,INE. SA N DIEGO COUNTY. CAL IFORN IA

PUBLl�H EO SEMI-MON THL Y ON FRIDAY 10¢ PER C OP Y , BY MAIL, $2. YEARLY

CLARl(E l�VI NE, EDITOR & PUBLI SHER AOPA 1UH7

ALICE IRVl"NE, ART 8i CoWOSITION OWN[D IY HcALTH Ocr[NS[ LCA&U[ INC�

P ,t1NTCD AND r11tODUCCD [NTI ltCLY ON THC RANCH

All pai,l. S•con,l cl•u aail priwil,1u ca.lori.1,, at Alpi11,. Cal i/ornia.

E1T. JAN 1152. ADJUDGED row LEGAL ADS ON I t-lZ-51, ,. SUPEIIO• coun. No. 238120.

For Person al

SERVICE Call

N.M. 6111(0, Realtor

%3-6917

�616 TONI LAHE, SAN DIEGO 15

1 ing rise in den tal caries by giv ing the doo.r to candy in s c ho o 1 s • · Fo 11 o w ing a v ote of 95.6% fo r a pro­posed ban on sweets in the school, 600· pupils wil 1 go without.

0 f f i· c i a 1 s f e 1 t t h e y could no t put o n suc h a dras tic campaig n for good teeth without b ac king of par e n ts, b ut the s o l id support is great encourage­men-i, say oTficials.

An in s pector s aid th at the effects of eating too many can di es can be see n all too often in the Aarhus de nt al c linic. He added th a t b re a c hes o f th e b an will bring a stiff talk bl1 a teac her.

Wh at · Am e r i c a n e e d s i s more of this kind of pro­gress, regardless of wnose fin anci al toes are trod u p o n • · Mo r a 1 s an d e t hi c s dem and th a t our he a l t h and that of our children comes befo re profits.-CI

Hitting the ceiling is no way to get up in the world.-Bendixlines.

MT. EMPIRE FEED Of Alpine

2538 HWY 80 (FORMER V Ff HALL)

HAY • FEED • SEED TACK

445-2259

tnaectictdes - Serums - Vaccine s

Pet Food & Supplies Garden Supplies

pl TACK SALE

As � i ttl e as $611. fi> puts you in an

"Easy Riding Tex Tan Saddle"

Come in and see these beautys.

AC£-HI DISTRIBUTOR

Coarteo Coffee for AU Custoaers

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Call ,,s-2259 For Free Delivery

Files Bankruptcy The U'S Dis t. Court re­

por t s f i r s t meet i n g of creditors arrl last day for filing obfections to dis­charge, in the case, having bee n adjudged b'a'nkrugt by � t i t i o n , o f El l a O:p a I Ti. f t o .n , a l s o k no w n a s El a O__pal MacLe an , Mrs. R:>b t. T·ipton, ir. am Ella Ooal Castro, 4570 Alvarado Canyon Road in ·sn.

Ar 1 i ne Ro s s i , r e f e re e , says the meet ing will be in Room 131, · US Court Bouse 325 W . F 'St reet on Apr i1 4, at 9 am.

ASSESSORS BUSY HERE

Kenneth W. Cluff, senior aggr ais er out of th e EC ollice of John McQuilken, cou n ty a s s e s s or , WJiS a visitor in the Sun office Tuesday , while working on this p art ot Tav er n Road. IE has two d epu ties busy in Alpine , W. D. Car r oll and Ro.ht . K unt ze.

In the near future they will hold an open meeting rere to explain procedures, map s an d s o o n , on t his year's work, which is pro­gressing sat isfactor1.ly.

Then there's the purchaser w ith the very used car who retur ned it to the lot with the com plaint that every par t of it made a noise - excep t the hor n.

CLOSED MONDAYS

DON DIEGO'S Orders to go.

443-2814

13675 Hwy·80 Johnstown

5 CCCUUCUCUCC SOObUOCSJJSUUOUU

1963 CHEVROLETS NEW -LOW PRICES!

IRAND NIW PASSINGU CAR PllCH START AT

$2100�

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

$�•5 @@ $A_• 21 ... M:H

"= � iJ DOWN 'Tl t1:r-�

CHEVY'S - CORVAIRS - CHEVY ll'S

LOWEST OVERHEAD-COST-PER--CAR

DEALER 'OF THEM ALL .•.

. . . IN THE "AUTO CAPITAL" OF SAN DIEGO C OUNTY

850 II Calon Blwd. City of II Cal-T ........ 442-11201

0NN EVENINGS - C LOSED SUNDAY I IECAUSE IT IS SHDA Tl

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Ted Wllltt PlUMIING

445-3665 .. Alpl1e Jim, ��5-3626 Al, ��5-293>

H UGE Bll.LD OHRS 0 F FRED RU SHI NG Fl NI SH LEVR. I NG 6 ACRE HILLSIDE OPPOSITE HINKLE LUMBER· YA RD FOR PL.PINE Q)N.

V/!L. ESCENT CENTER, LOOKING EAST, OPPOSITE PAGE SHOWS 00 w-1 H WY 80 EL CAJON MOUNTAIN IN BAO<G�UND,

Cowboy (to dude): "Hey t here, Pardner, ain't you puttin' your saddle on b ackwards ?"

Dude: "Slow down, Fan cy Pants. You don't even know which way I'm going."

RIVIERA

America's Newest Car

By BUICK Drive It Today at

BALLANTYNE BUICK

442-6671

300 El Cajon Blvd. El Cajon

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MANAGER FOR Pl NE LOG APTS Mr. and Mrs. T·ms. Hug_hes

woo have lived at Pine "Log fpartme n ts, 2514 Hwy 80:, nave iust bee n named mana� gel's by the owner, M rs . H.W. D empster of SD. Hugres is a n a 1. rm a n 2/ c at the USAF radar st ation

l M t.

La g_µna. T•he y ha ve i ved at�ine Log three m o nths, six io. Al P. ine . Bo th are from �Y, 11.ke Alpine fine-­'there' s m smw' they say.

The ability to speak in several languages is

valuable, but to be able to keep your mouth

shut in one is priceless.

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When a person who is fat says it runs in the family, you can be sure the family never did much running.

MAIN STREET

CAR WASH ·fast, Courteous Service

WE USE SOFT WA TER

OPEN DAILY

8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

111 S. First at Main,

El Cajon ��� I 6� I

<Jiu,, Meacluu,,, eo..

I -z·mnnuu i ww,Lw,�ii COMPLETE LINE OF HONE FURIISHIIGS

Nati onal ly Advertised Appliances

Inlaid Linoleum Free Delivery Window Shades Print Linoleum

442 2S5S Cu�tom Madi!.

By the yard :' While You Wait

225 W. Main FREE PARKING llf REAR El Cajon

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ToP TALI( By Cynthia Irvine

Mr. }5.:en Riley, Editorial Training Dept.·, SD Union, Tribune and sever al other news p a p e r m en v o t e d El Capitan's Horizon one.of the m o s t new s y of all oounty high school news­

papers they looked ·at. He did say t hat we need to ha v e i t p r i n t e d b e t t e r and that p.ictures woul_d help a lot and may be this will happen. Any way, we all like it.

T h i s y ea r ou r band mem b er s have so 1 d over ?

.,ooo boxes of candy since

me sale began in Feb­ruary.· With tne money the band is going to buy new uniforms .

If you are planning on going to summer school this ye a r yo u c an g e t a p -plications at the office. You can go t o any high

R ofouef'I

PERMANENTS $695

7 Operators To Serve You And Up

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Shampoo $2 & Set C;

d

Sarah's Cuyamaca Beauty Salon

113½ W. 1,tain St. IJIJ2-9601 El Cajon

Phone for App I t Now Open Mon. &.Fri. �venings

�hool in the Grossmont Di.stric t and still have th e c red i t s w hi ch makes it n i c e •

We went down and visited Mr. and Mrs. Berg who moved into the Benspn place on Tavern Road. e ls going to raise horsei but hasn't made u p his mind which kind he wants. He is in­teres ted in Arabian and quarter horses. He bought a rea l pretty Pa lomino shetl ancf for the kids to ride and is he ever full of pep. We saw him running ar ound in the pas t u re kicking u p his he els.

I was over in Alpine Monday and went by to see Mr. and Mrs.· Walter Cassity They said good-by to me as they left for Butler, Mo·. on Wednesday. T hey used t o be ou r neighbors on Tavern Road and knew my old horse Lightning. We hated to see them go but I 1 11 bet they will com e back here as our clim ate is 10-0% better t han what Butler has.

Bob Al corn came to shoe m y horse Smokey T uesday and he t ol d us he had moved t o Lak·es i de. He used to live up on Willows Road but as mos t of his customers are around there he thou g ht it ·wgul d be easier on him and gas.

Always listen to the other fellow's trou­bles so you can tell him how much worse yours are.

EL CAJON AWNING &

MANUFACTURING CO.

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

Our Factory To You, State Approved

7ie�-AWNINGS • CABANAS • SCREENED

ENCLOSURES for

Mobile Homes • Patios • Residences • Commercial

COME IN AND SEE OUR SHOW ROOM DIS,lAY

Name Market Manager Ed Rowan, 57, wbth 40 years' ex perience in the me a t b u s in e s s , h as j u s t

been n a m e d m ana g er of Florence 's Ma,rket, 2262 Hw y 8 0 • He has been in charge of this department for six years, moving to Acacia Lane in 19 58, where he 1 :i, v e s w i th hi s w i f e Elaine, and son Tim, 13. Another son, Robert, 19, is at a photo c oll eg-e in Santa Barbara. The Rowans ar e n a t i v e s o f C hi c ag o , came ou t in 1947.

Kenneth Goudy, Yakima, son o f t h e l a t e M r s . Florence clar ke, and his

1200 S & H Green Stamps

WITH SYLVANIA

PICTURE

TUBE This Offer Expires June 10

George Lengbridge

44S-388S Alpine

9 sister, Mrs. Ruth Harmer, Santa Rosa, wi t.h their spouses, have been here since before the funeral. "We chose Ed because he is w ell known here and knows the mar�et, plus his reputation in that depart­men t , a n d b e l i e v e i' t better to hav,e a. local man manage the business", they said.

"1We couldn' t think of iny other place to l_ive" the Ro wans say, and enjoy the i r ho m e an d s i m i 1 a r hobbi_es of gardening and bowli_ng, "and you can say M-pine needs a bow ling alley" Ed added. They are members of Queen of Angels Catholic C hurc h, and are active in civic affairs .

Florence's will continue the same policy and service with its capable, pleasing staff: coyla Brown, Pat Di. ni u s, Lee Elms, C a rl a, se, Al Stebbins and Tom Mathieson.

Alpine's nearest hank

T H.E

First

National TRUST AND SAVINGS

Bank 01 SAN UII CU

1402 EAST MAIN ST., EL CAJON

W. LEROY BOOTH, MANAGER

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Kip's Cafe

FINE CHINESE FOO'D Del lcloua, Oriental, Exotic

ORDERS 10 00. M..·SO HOME DEL I VERY Closed Monday - Free parking

1058 E Main, El Cajon, �2-1211

NEW HOME OF AL.PINE FIBREG...ASS P �tl.JCTS, 2435 HWY 80, FOR.iER Q EN'-l I NG ESTABLISH· MENT, DI SPLAYS AT TRACT AS MUCH ATTENTION AS Dlr-«:>SAUR PARK, OPPOSI TE ON HWY 80.

McCOY AIDS MEXICANS

Glenview Feed Co. trAY - FEED - VACCINES - ETC.

Mr. am. Mrs. Hu_g_h McCoy, re's re al tor at 159 49 Hwy � l ives on a s ig h tl y hiil above the office, are back from a good samaritan trig_ in the1.r camper to Fl Rasa r io wher e they took a load of clo th ing fo r poo r fami lies. The vil lage is 40 mile s south of San Quentin. McCoy had m s o one r r e t u r n ed i n t o civ i l iza tt'o n t h a n h e caught the l u , b ut is up aft er two days in bed.

Poultry Equip.ent

DE LIVER Y IN Al.PINE THURSDAYS --------

Alpine has deci ded to renew its memb ership in tbe US Chamber, vo ted by directors at last week's ses si on.

��3-t310

13283 Hwy 80 at Los Caches

Top Qual i.ty

Pairrts

Mary Carter Paints - -----

Every Second Gallon FREE! t/2 BL OCK EAS T OF EL CAJON THEATRE

Mildred & Charles F. Peck, O\lot'lers

240 W. Main El Caion

Al 1 Types Co Io r s

444-2316

v.H£N YOU READ WEATHER REPOR TS IN THE SU N HERE'S THE SOURCE, US OFF I CI AL BURE A U A T FI R E STATION W I TH FRIENDLY BO B FEY, SHOWN TAKING MERC URY READI NGS. IDB AN.D WI FE LI VE IN A PARTMENT I N TEGR AL WI TH F l R E ST AT ION.

YELL O W P AGES CO RR EC T I ON

Dv_e to the recent death of M r s . ·s t e 11 a Dav ey , manag__�r. P ine Log Apts. 2514 -HWY. 80. the phone runber 4.45.., aj56 was cancel­led , chan g_ed to th e new imnager 's phone, .445-3153. C.L. Ma r sha l l

_.. Descanso

ro·w h a s 20:5 o. Please cor r�ct your copy

of the ·sun' s Yel low Pages. --------

Las t n ig h t Kiwan ians -were to enjoy s lides am. � talk by Chas . Richmond of LM, on his rQughing it tr1.p in the 1.nte rior of Afr1.ca.

11 The sun pays for news photos.

LEGAL NO Tl CE I WILL NOT BE RES PONStBLE

F OR DE B T S C O NT R A C TE D BY GERE I CAMPBELL OR SON A F T E R M A R C H 1, 1963, (MRS,) GLADYCE E, CAMPBELL ALPINE SUN, MAR 8-15 8, 22,1963

Septic Tonic CLEANING

Call Hinkle Lumber ��5-218�

MODERN SEPTIC SERVICE

TV Tro16fe? CALL YOUR RELi ABLE

Sylvania Serviceman You receive; *Dependable Se.rvi ce *Hon eat- Prices • Q" a 1 i ty P arts

1n5-3885

GEORGE LENGBRI OGE

Alpine ROCKET STATION

Roclcet Gasoline Lutz Tiger Tread Tires

Most Major Brands Oil OW1ed & Operated By

Walt Finch

2038 Hwy 80 445-9568

Cl"IFF'S AUTOMOTIVE SPECIAL - Steam Cleaning, 6 cyl. $q. - 8 cyl, $q.50

qq5-3073 15879 Hwy 80, q miles West of Alpine

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CLUB TO HEAR TEACH ER

Nicos Mouratides , as­sistant pr ofessor of soc­�logy, SD ·state, will speak o.n 'Cha nges in Ibc t o r-P a tient a nd in Hospi tal Eco no mi c Rel a­tion s" T u esdau Mar. 26 at the Woman's 1_;1. ub regul a-r me e t i n g.

Ho s t es s i s Mrs. L.E. Carl son as si st .ed by Mmes. J.C. Ansell, Leroy Simms and B eaufo rt Brabazon. Pro gram chairman is Mrs. L. E. P eterson.

Casino Inn RED & ETH EL

COCKTAILS - SANDWICHES GAMES - DANCING

10 AM TO 2 AM 1155 Hwy 80 445-9581

lutz's Garage SERVING ALPINE & NT. DIPIRE

Coinplete Motor Service

24-HOUR TOWING Fron t End Ali gr1111ent

Wheel Bel ancing NJ to111a tic Tr&r1 SIii i ss ion

HAROLD. GEORGE & LARRY ijij5-2967

Rwy 80 at Tavern Rd., Alpine 11

THIS MINIATURE RA ILROAD IS ONE FEAT URE AT _FRON Tl E R TOWN, LOWER HARBISON CANYON W HI CH W I LL BE EN JO YE D B Y VISITORS SUNDA Y WHEN THE B I G FAS T D R AW C ON T ES T I S 0 N.

THIS WIT H PLEASURE

Catherine Scott Rose, rub s c r i p t ion manager·, Chri stian Hera ld, NYC , one of the nation'· s g·reat­es t such magazines, this week wrote the Suni "Pl ease send u· s the mo st. recent oo·py and bill us". It was �romptly sent, along with da:ta on Al.pin�.

Send the sun to a friend abroad $'.3.

� San�!:.� u!;�.�.� F�!ore

� Hay - FecJ - Seeds - Chick & pe t Supplies

444-7273

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FREI DELIVERY Hours 8 a.a. to 6 p,111,

Ellen & Warren Sandy

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El C•lo• 907 E. W1s�l19to1

ALD·ER GETS BUS SERVI CE

F,E. Jerome, district superintendent, Gr eyhound Lines, was in town Monday with the g�od news that age;i.t A,E. Alder•·s request for through buses to pick up pass engers here , has been granted,

"Co aches 1 eaving SD at 9 a'll and 2 pm, will stop here for riders going east of El cent ro ", he· st at ed "but noti ce must be made the day before". This will save going to EC to board the bus.

Man is just a worm in the dust; he comes along, wiggles around for awhile and finally some chicken

gets him.

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BA PT I ST S ENJOY SONGS

A delightful program by the Evangelet es of Escon­di do in the EC Fi r st B a.p -tist Church, was enjoyed by m an·y f r om A lp l n e's First Bapti st Church of th e W i llows. From here were Messers Walt Cassity, Russell H arnan

i Robt. Webb,

Earl Chamber in, Ed Cun­ningham, Ro bt. Bostrom, J.ean e t t e Hink l e, Mary Anderson, Maud Bratt and Ma yb ell e Anderson. Mrs. Hinkle and the Cunninghams are former members of the EC church, enjoyed meeting many old friends.

HAIG C. MERIGAN. D.D.�.

DENTIST PHONlt

Off. 444-2139 Res. 444-7619

203 Prescott St. El Cajon

Road Oiling F,red It.

RUSHING GRADING & EQUIPMENT RENTAL

Backhoe work Building S ites, Roads

Dr iveways, Trenching 445-2214 Alpine, Ca l.

YOUR COM PLETE FASHION SPECIALTY SHOPS

.Famous � A .Extended Br an d s r � 1,,r C red i t

EL CAJON-LEMON GROVE-NATIONAL Cl TY-PACI Fl C BEACH-COLLEGE GROVE CENTER

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Dou,,, TALK By Ceci 1 e & Celeste Irvin e

Ly nn Creaghe's Daddy �t his CHP transfer to Eureka last week so it won't be long before he has to leave l.JY,nn's mother told Mama that she will probably stay till school is ou-t and then go up •• L y nn and S,teven got their tonsils out Wed­nesday but are }1ome now and all ok.

We had a surprise SUnday. DLdd y took us up to Pine Valley for the day and i t snowed the whole time we were there. we made snow balls and Celeste got one

r 'In the ·Valley since 1929 I

SHOPPING CENTER Hardware - Appliances

OPEN 6: 45 PM • S 8c H GREEN STPMPS

ACME & KEMTONE PAINT

444-1881 1319 EAST BDWAY, BOSTOHIA

KARI JEWELERS

A 11 K i n ds o f Watch es & C 1 o ck s Expe rtly Repai red

Complica ted Timepi eces Including Electric Watches

DIAMOND SETTING & ENGRAVING All Work Guaranteed

lp�ij-730 q 116 P resco tt E 1 Cajo n

right in the ey e b ut she dian•t have her glass on so i t o n ly h ur t h er.

We visited Ken and Vivian lbug1as and then ate dinner rl Bo bar t House. Boy i t all was a lot o f f un and did we get wet and cold. Mam a b r o ug ht a ch ang e o f clot hes but we go t t hem wet too so stayed that way.

Ma r i an Bell's co usin Bonnie Beasley c ame to visi t our schoo l Las t week.· She was choseri to be one of six c hildr en from S an Bern ardino to visit Lakeside and Alpin-e schools to see how we do t h ing s .

Donna Schwenck was real h appy Mond ay. Her mother came home from Kansas City with her gr andd ad•s car. He died two weeks ago a.nd di dn ' t need i t an y mo r e • Donna was plenty glad to see h e r she t old u s.

Jackie Ral�ton's grand father died after he was run i n t o b y a c a r • H e lived in N. Dakota and got two broken l dg·s and some other thing s Eappened to him so he d i dn't li ve. Jackie didn't go back as it was just too far to go.

J�nnifer Edw ar ds moved from Pe utz V alley where s he used to live to SD.

We all went to the El Cajon Theatre last Monday and saw t he Disney S how "In Search of the Cast a­ways'. I� was swell. Daddy said the camera wo r k was won d erful a nd h� li kes Maurice Chevalier and we like Haley Mills.

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Buying or Sel Ii ng Redl Estate - See or Cal I HUGH l. M<COY CO. Realtors

Member of Mui tipl e Li ::-ting Service r Calif. Real Estate Assn. Nat' 1 Ass' n �eal Estate Boards - i.t• 1 T raders Club

Serving SD County 24 Years Real Estate - I nsu ranee - Notary Pu bl i c

Expe r i ence Co unts 15949 Hwy 80 Phone l.P45-2655 Anytime

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NEW L O C AL O F F I C E O F P I E R C E REALTY ANO ITS O PER ATOR S , Bl LL A NO C H AR L EN E BR OW N , FOR MERLY WI TH LM REAL TY. THEY

HAVE JUST PAINTED THIS HOAR Y 84-YEAR OLD STRUCTUR E, RE-M:>D EL IN G TH E IN T ERIOR IN M>OER N DECOR.

Mike Merrill, 17, now out of El Cap, has .1 o in e d his father, Rt chard &!er rill C.O • , p r inters, wi 11 rn ak e · his life work with the busy family , now full time in the pressr oom.

ALPtNE Ty D1p11tl1ltl1 StrYICI

Radios - Antennas

Hifi - Stereo Ray Beddingfield, Ow-ter

2357 Hwy 80 q qs-2253

15 Parking space is that area that

disa ppears when you are making a U-turn.

E,ely1's BEAUTY SHOP

PERMANENTS FROM. $5. 50 UP

Closed Tues "2030 Crest Dr.,

qqq.q29q Suncrest

RUSTIC WOOD-ART SIGNS

Mail Boxes - Lamp Posts All Types Rustic Art

MONTIJO- SIGN Co. ��3-2908

13549 Hwy. 80 (Johnstown

ft(ajmt

�ij2-6677 E l Cajon

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DINOSAUR GETS CRAFT LADY

Mrs. Virginia Basham of SD has been selected b}' Bill Master, in charge of recreation, D inosaur Park, to inaugurate craft cl asses s t a. r t i n g to mo r r o w • Al 1 children viJ,i ting the park Saturday will recei vw a f ree craft project.

Dr. I. ArWt•I Optometrist

COt.f'LETE EYE CARE INCLUDING

CONTACT LENSES

ALPINE OFFICE HOURS TUES 9-6 ��5-23�5 1330 W. Victoria

IF YOU FO RGET TO Fl LL Y O UR CAR IN ALPINE

Sto p At

Ken Johnson's Texaco Jo�IStOWI

13797 Hwy 80 ��3-9515

Alder's

FIXIT SHOP Agent For

wes t ern

GREYHOUND Lin es

Appliances & General Repairs 2251½ Hwy 80 4-4-5-2352

LUTZ GETS HOME AND BOY

Mr. and Mrs. George Lut z announce the arrival of t heir fi rst boy born Feb. 23 i n EC. Little D avid Lawrence weighed in at Ii lb·s, has two :,oung sisters, Lynn,. ;Ji,, and Lo ri, 14 m ont hEJ,·

Mrs. Lutz Is mo tber, Mrs. Lester Howl and, ca.me from Rochester to help out with the new b ab y and to see h er husband wh o had ar­rived several weeks earlier to h elp build a new home for the Lutzs' who are no occupying it.

DRIVING EXAMINERS WANTED

The D MV reports it is in need of civil service men to become driver license examiners in the Southland, says Ennis Scott, manager, LM office. D eadline for fili n g , Marc h 22, wi th exams on April 13. F)ltrants must be US citi zens, have equiv al en t o f co 11 eg e gr ad­u at ion, must have Iived in the state one year.

lltESE HAVE NEW HOURS Ch a ng es in ho u r s h ave

been made t h�s wee k by th ree lo_cal businesses:

Florence's Market, Monday thru Satu rday , 9 to 8: Slnday, 9 to 6.

Greyhound Bus S tationi Dail y 6 : 30 to 12 : 3 0 and t.o 6.

Fr an' s Gift Shop 1 Tuesday thr u S un day:, lu to 6, Cl o s e d Mo n da y.

CQMPLETE

HOME

FURNISHINGS

Interior Decorating Service carpets, Drapes

GIFTS FOR THE HOME

Magno Ii a ij�ij-3158

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��Ji Dr. frank J. Bornow.ski, D.C.

Better Health Thru Chiropractic

1HE SUN LENSMAN SHOT FRAN H ALL BY H ER G I FT S HO P T HE O THER �RNI NG. SHE'S SPECIAL PHOTO, GRA P HER FOR THE SUN,• ALSO HANDLES NEWS, ADS AND SUB S LIKE I SOBEL USED TO DO. SHE IS PUTTING IN NEW STOCK OF ART ITEM S ALL T H E T I ME.

W e may not achieve our ideals, but like the stars, they serve to guide us on our way.

��5-2169 1981 Arnold way Closed Wed. Alpine, Cal if.

SllNDAYS & HOLIDAYS BY APPT.

SHELL STATION Complete Service

Ti res & Accessories Ralph & Lavon Beck er

We Give S & H Green Sta111ps

�007 Hwy 80 q � 5 -9 6 6 I

Pierce Realty Co Bill BROWN, Mgr.

Ranches, Homes,

Acreage, Income

445-2631 Eves. 445-3035

LET IS HELP WITH YOUR

WATER PROBLEMS fa NOW IN STOCK - All Sites of Galva11ized, Plastic and

Copper Pipe and Fittings, Approved Water Neaten, Temperature and Pressure P.egulator Valves

AlSO SPECIAL VALVES FOR USE WHEN BLENDING WELL WATER WITH DISTRICT WATER

OUTSIDE OR INSIDE VINYL $2, 98 PLASTIC PAINT, White Only ..... ...... Gal.

SEE US FOR SPECIAL PAINT PRICES

Aak About Our Job Prices and Bank Terms

AL HINK l E h•lter & Ran<h Supplies

2101 Hwy 80 Alpine ��5-2181t

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.Dennis A . Chynoweth , 19, son of Mrs. Ruth Olynoweth, former Alpiner now of Boise, has jus t reenlisted in the armi. He �s a graduate of El CaP., 1 9 60, o h o·se a special a s si�nment under the 'Choice-1Iu ar an teed' p r o .g r am . He ha s s e r v e d thre e y ea rs.

W�NT TO RENT. I T7 USE SUN CLA.551-N EO.

M.H. lredese1, D.C GENERAL PRACTICE

B o dy Alignment SUNNY KNOLLS RAH CH

ijij5- 232 1

Nut,if ion c,,,,,, Your Heal th Food Store

162 E. Main El Cajon ijij2-7212 M r. & Mrs. H.A. Gillies Complete Line of Health Foods, Hpl'ciaJ Diet FoQds - Vitamins,

Minerals and Supplements Op en Dai I y Except Sun day

9: 30 to 6:00, Fri day to 8 :oo

LETTERS FROM READERS

Dear Mr.· Ir vine: In re­gards to the controversial mix-up over the school tax, and w ho is who on th e se h o o 1 b o a r d •

I was present at the last meeting at which there was quite a number o f Alpine ci ti z ens • Al 1 st o o d and recited t he Ple dge of Allegi_an·ce to the Un ited St a t e s o f Am e r i c a • W i 1 1 you please note the word indivisib le means , cannot be d i v i d ed? we may not agree , b ut m us t not be divided. Remember "United we stand, divided we fall ",

'There m ust be a g roup of at le ast s i x men or 'fllC> m e n i n th e Di st r i ct that can pull togethe r. Please "think" before it is too late.

Respect fu lly, Ver b Echols

LOCAL MARINE AT SEA 0 ne o f 2 4, 0 0 0 Ma r i ne s

tha t t o ok part in 1 a s t week's exciting exercise with 401 s hi_p s, was Lane� Chrp. Sam Cate r, s on o.t the Paul D . Ca t e rs o f the Wil lows. He serves with Helicopter Squadron 363.

PARIS MORTUARY Since 1943

Helpfulness to the berea ved family • * * *

We relieve you of every responsibility * • * *

Sp.-e you of every deta il * * * *

Anticipa te every need * * * *

Observe every wish

El Ca ion's

locally

Owned and Operated

Funeral Home

Milt Paris, Owner 374 N. MAGNOLIA 444-5195 EL CAJON

S NO WBALL I NG WAS ENJOYED BY HUNDREDS 0 F KIDS AROUND PINE VALLEY S UNDAY WHERE BIG, FLUFFY FL ATES FELL. HERE IRVINE Gl·R...S, WITH SUN EDI iO R PO SE WI TH THE OLP FORD STAGE, AN ANTI Q.JE IN FRO NT OF FAMED HO BART HOUSE WHERE CROWDS' DIN ED ALL DAY,

IRVIN E TALKS TO KIWANIS

Next Wednesday at 7, the S un's ed itor will b e guest speaker at the Lemon Grove Kiwanis C lub's breakfast meeting , hosted by Tommy Thom as, ed it or, of that bustling cornmuni ty. He will relat.e exce·rpts from his forthcoming book "Early

Days in Hol-iywood" where he ru b lis hed t he fil m cap t al's first wee k l y magazine and acted as the first publicity writer for Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd.

EICajon �

dct5 � Travel l1r•••

GREYHOUND BUS AGENCY

Scheduled Airline Ti d<ets

W. DUN CAN, .Agent

423 EAST MAIN STREEl

EL CAJON ��l&-21 � I

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Veterans should get ex­emP-t ion claims in by May 6 for the coming year's t a x .b il l i n SD C ount y.· Contaet Bert Full�r here, or the assessor in EC or SD, This must be done an­nually.

SEAFOOD DINNERS 5 COMPLETE

Starting at -----------------·-···· • • 7 5 STEAKS and CHICKEN

FROM OUR CHARCOAL BROILER

DANCING Every S.turday Ni,ht

To VAN WOODY and his I I -Piece Modern Orchestr• i.i\.

i �GO�-�! h·-

Wagon WltNLS.lecl Dreui ..

For ResenatioH 448-8550 Cocktails • No Wem,ni Mtllic

C-.d Mow. I 1 .... SANTEE

Sett Di .. •'• t.,I ...

.. ll OCIIII

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An employment office, cheding references of a job applicant, asked one · ex-employer:

"Was he a steady worker 7" "Steady?" came the indignant reply. "He

was motionless."

INCOME TAX

SERVICE

Mam Gain For Appoint.ent Call

ijij5-2812

JEANETTE C. HINKLE 1111 Estate & l1s1ra1<1

Notary

ijijS-2502 or ijij5-2285 210 I Hwy 80 Alpine

LEGAL NOTICE

NOT I C E R E GARD I NG GENERAL ELECT ION ALPINE LOCAL Fl RE DISTRICT ALPINE, CALIFORNIA. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a

general election will not be held within the ALPINE LOCAL Fl RE DIS-­TRI CT on Tuesday ,. Ap ri 1 2nd, 196,3; t hat for the p osition of member of the !k>ard of Fi re comm·i ssioners no nomination petitions were filed within the time required by 1 aw; that no petition was received from voters of this Dist r ict ask in!) t hat an election be held; a nd that the San 0i ego Cou nty Board of S u pe r visor� 1Yil l app oint a suitable person as member of the Board of Fi re Com missioners of this District in accordance with Section .14060 of the Heal th and Safety Code.

B O ARD O F F I RE COMM I S S I ON ER S ALPJ NE LOCAL FJ"RE DISTRICT By O r vi 1 1 e C. Pa 1 me r, Sec re ta ry

Alpine Sun, Mar. 8, Hi & :22, 1963

OOUEl.E T�K from page lij Last Monday ni g ht my

horse got loose while I was taking a music 1 es son at Miss Burdett's and Nancy Sockwell saw her go by with her tail fl.ying. Her brother Rickie went ou·t. in the corr al to get Babe to go af ter R e d b ut. Babe di dn't wa nt to go so th rew R i ckie tw i ce . He go t his arm all scraped and hur t his back so he coul dn't go t o sc hool . We were re al sorry for him but worr ied about Red I� was dark and we didn't know w hat she woul d do. Mama came and got me, and after dinner we started to saddle up to go look for her when she walked in the yard, not even hot! Boy Mam a was r·e al happy to see her.

We all wen t to Susie Bittner's 12th bir thdar p ar ty Fr i day ni ght and stayed over night. We had a 1 o t o f fun an d di dn I t go home till 4 on Sat­urday. We were going down the back way to see a horse an·d had to climb over a fence. Well, Susie and I got over but when Cecile was half' way acr oss the ol·d 1 ady on the hill saw us and t u r ned. on t he electr ic f'ence. It scared Cecile so that she fell to the gro,md and reall·y hurt her el bo�. It wasn't a nice thing f' or her to do as we didn't know she didn't want us to cross the f'ence.

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Regarding criticism: It requires skill and labor to erect a building, but any idle tramp

can burn it down. Only God can form and

paint a flower, but any foolish child can pull

it to pieces.

Hobart In Beautiful Pine Valley House Lodge

Hobart House Restaurant Ridi ng, H iking, Sw imm1n9, Ten ni s, Shuffleboard, Seen i c Dr, ves, Etc.

Highway 80, ij73-8711

\VfLCOME

�,

WELCOMi SIGNS ARE BEi NG PA INTED BY C OF C TO GIV E SPRING QEAN• UP LOOK TO COMMUN I TY, JOHN ES T E S , R E T I R E D S I G NM A N O F SPRING VALLEY DOES THIS MOSTLY FOR FUN AS PUBL IC SERVICE WITH BUT MOFEST CHARGE. HE'S BUILD· ING B OAT TO SAIL AROUND WORLD,

WELTY FOR SCHOOL BOARD E dgar Welty, for m e r

Alpiner who published the Echo here, has filed for Grossmont District School Board. He lives in LM with his wife and four children.

He is a former minister, is executive secretary of Community Church Minis­terial Assn. has taught at SD City Co 11 eg e and Mt. Miguel High. He is a grad­uate of the Univ�rsity of Toledo and a WWll Navy ·vet.

"Pay your taxes with a smile," says an

optimist. Wish we had known that last April 15; we

sent cash.

..R.�nudt l.�C.ltll'TION PH4R11,fAC'

flt ;

" 113 w. Main Teleph one El Cajon ijijij-3135

WE GI VE S & H GREEN STMf S

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There was a time when heaven protected the working girl. Now­adays it takes a union, a wage­hour law, unemployment com­pensation, social security, health insurance and a pension plan.

Dr. Gertrude T. Ryder

OPTOMETRIST 175 N. MAGMOLIA

El Cajon, California

444-9012

Phomin's

Income Tax Servite

442-41S1 24-3 N. Magnolia, El Cajon

MALL I COAT'S

NURSING HOME

STATE LICENSED

C on scientious Service Balanced Meals C ongenial Atmosphere

24-HOUR NURSING SERVICE REASO NA B LE RATES

PO B ox 397 Depending on Care Required 2733 Hwy 80 ij�5-277 I

PURINA FEEDS Cooperating with Glenview

Feed Co.

For horses, Cows, Goats Chickens, Etc.

Sp rays, Fert i 1 i zers, Etc.

GEORGE'S FLYING A SERVICE

PROPANE - I CE - WI I TE GAS I GEORGE BRANT, DEALER

19 25 Hwy 80 HI 5-2�ij3

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LAGUNA FWY GETS BRIDGl Con tractors are makin�

fast progress on the new 80· Fwy into· Imperial Valley the first steel g irders havi·ng been set on piers at Devil 's Canion No 2 bridge.· They weigh 43 tons, are 186' l ong, 9 1 tall, ·2 1 wide, are trucked in fro m El C en tr o •

Water Wells PUMPS

SALES • • • • • SERVI CE Water We 11 s Dr i 11 ed

STOCKTON PUMP & MACH I NE 31 I N 2nd, El caJon, qq�2672

ESTABLI SHED 1875

PERCY H. GOODWIN COMPANY

NOW OFFERS TO THE MOUNTAIN EMPIRE AREA THFOUGf I TS EL

CAJON O FFICE COMPLETE REAL ESTATE l>ND INSURANCE SER· VI CE. LISTINGS P FOMP TL Y CHEO< ED.

P E R CY H • GO O DWI N COM P ANY 490 No RTH MAGNOLI A AVE.

qq2-887 I El Cajon

for Trailer or Home

Prompt, Courteous Service

Alpine Butane Co.

444-3113

SNOW IN P INE VALLEY WAS B EAU­Tl FUL SIGHT ON SUNDA Y WHE N IRVINES VISITED KEN AND VI VIAN DOUGLASS IN THEIR LOVELY LOG HO U S E O N D E E R SP R I N G RO A O • THEY ARE PUBLIC ACCOl:JNTANTS ANO TAX EXP ERTS,•NOW TUSSLING WITH M AN Y CLI ENTS' RETURNS.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Spear attended a real Old Timers• party in Valley Center la st week. They reportetl· a won­derful time and me t over ten oldsters that had been born there. Mrs. Spear's si ster had th e Va l l ey Cen ter store for years and when s he retired she turn e d i t over t o he r da ughter. Mrs . Spear's fa ther had co me to th e Valley in 1869 and settled.

MifJiGOLDEN ARROW DAIRY I " .. . asl you, 11�ithbo,!"

for home de li very, call Bob Li gnt l e ·

qH-2197 In dependent Distributor -­home of fl ce 296-6 20 5.

WINNER OF I GOLD MEDALS AT THE STATE FAIR

23 soi ,r• LI NI , r• TIii[. CASH ONLY.

COUNT SIX WORDS TO EACH LINE. MAIL

TC, Tt4E. SUN. ALPINC. CAl.l F. CA.SM.

FOR SALEz MISCELLANEOUS SPEC IAL NOTICES

DE!,:P WELL PUMP COMPLETE F·A I R­BANKS -MORSE 100-GAL. TANK. GOOD tWORK I NG ORDER, $10 5. AL SO A

H P P U M P F O R $ 50 • 0 W N E R • 444-3153, AFTER 5 PM 466-3437.

WE BUY INDIAN AND LINCOLN HEAD CE NT S UNDER 19 30 AL SO O TH ER RARE COINS, TOKENS & M EDALS •• SCIHFF ER. 277.33 61.

RUTH BURDETT, P IA NO LESS ONS H I 5 - 28 7 7

LET M A C HAUL YOUR RUB B ISH A ND G A R B A G E . 44 5-295 5 .

EXPER T CARPEN TER , HOME BLDR. CABINET MAKER, ALTERATI ONS, AO D I TI ON S, 30 YRS E XP , RE AS.

R A TE S , R I CH A RD C. L AN E , 44 5 • 37 40 WANTED, LAND

P RI VAT E P ARTY WAN TS ON E L EV EL ALPINE DISPOSAL SERVICE. GARBAGE & TRA SH COLLECTION. 445-3095.

ACl'IE, PAY CASH.' 42 0-6.455 01'1 WRITE 391 MONTCALM, ()IULA VISTA. CALI,. (_3-15)

F O R R EN T, HO U S ES

• L 8 6£ • Z IH

'S N l770:> 03N '�Nl30HS3°SHOH

INCOME TAX PREPARATION. PALOMAR B OOKKE E P I NG &'TAX SERVICE.

1 B R. FURN. S O . G R A D E

A DULTS , 1352 2445 HWY 80 , ALPINE. T HURSDAYS R D . A LPI N E . ONLY. FOR APPT. CALL 445- 2766.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

2-BR & DEN ON 1-PLUS ACRE, L/IKE­SI DE. P ATIO, 2-<::AR GAR & OUT­BUILDINGS, FENCED. TOTAL $18, 000

GOO D TERM S. GLENN D. M I TCHELL 448. 7 2 11 o R 448. 2 5 2 1 •

NEW HOME CON STRU CTI ON OVER 1 6, 000 HARMONY HOM ES IN SO . CALIF. APPROVED B Y OVER 70 LENDING INSTITUTIONS . LET U S SHOW YOU WH Y. H 09 - 9187 OR ZE N I TH 7- 0 1 6 6 . (T F) ).E V E L O N BU I L D E R S. I N C .

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SET YOW R O'IIN HOlilRS. HIGH EARN•

1 ING S Fl RST YEAR. IOP ERA TE P A 0RT O Ill FULL TIME. STAl'IT WI TH ABSOlUTE M I R I MUM I IN V E S T'M EN T • M EN O R

WO M E N • A G E N O B A R R I E R , H USBAND AND WI FE CAN WO RK TO• G ET H ER L EI SU REL Y , DI G N I F I I!: D WO RK • EA RL Y R ET I R EM EN T" I N COM E POSSIBLE. MARGO HUGHES 442-0163

BE A SUBSCRIBER, ONLY $2 A YEAR!

P A I NT ING & ROO FI NG, 30 YE AR S EXP ERI ENCE. TERM S. CALL JIM HALL. 445 -310 6, ALP IN E . TF.

M O NEY TO LO AN

SOU THL A N D FI NAN C E CORP ,_ 411 BROA DW A Y, SD. 23 4-3 4 61

LISTINGS WANTED

L I ST I N GS WANT EU B Y Do N B A TE s , 24 45 HWY 80. HI 5· 2537

SUN ADVERTISING PAYS OFF

Cafe del Rey Morro One of America's �t Better Rutauranta ri 12-8 pm Daily

fJ Your Ho st Jerry DI cu s - _-:£..�41

234--2161 �& ,v.ea.,..,w ...

Bal boa Park, ••'==:=na House of Hosp itality, San Di�

l;;1 BLUE ROCI( AUTO SERVICE

WE GI VE S & H GREEN ST'AMPS

2151 Hwy 80 Opp. Postoffice · 445-2132

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f;NT. AS- 2ND Cl.ASS. ALPINE. CAL . RET\JRN POSTAGE GUAR.

Alpine's fine Weather

HI GH 7 5. AVE HI GH !B

LO W. 3 2. A V E LO W 37

RAIN I. 52. SEASON 6. ()7

ELE·V. 2000 FT. POP'ULATION 3258

91 ERE THE SUNSHINE SP'ENDS THE YEAR

.,

Reopening of

FLORENCE'S MARKET

SAME POLICY & SERVICE

Under Management Of

Ed Rowan Who has been in charge of the Meat

Department and wi11 continue.

New Store Hours

Mon day th ru Saturday, 9 am to 8 pm

Sunday, 9 am to 6 pm

The Staff

Pat Dinius

Carl Rose

Lee El ms

2262 Hwy 80

A1 Stebbins

Coyt a Brown

Tom Math i eson

44S-2436 Alpine