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� �ALPINE SUN -� Best Climate, in US by Government Report Vol. 18 No, 12 Alpine, Calif. 92001 Friday, Mar. 21, 1969 10¢ YOUNGSTERS SHOW MUCH TA LENT COUPLE BUYS KING MEAT BUSINESS March's art exhibit at the library . Doug Benson and his wife Peggy have belongs to the young, young generation, Just bought out King Meat Processing, and it shows much talent. The arts and 2358 Tavern Road. Sale included the crafts were done by Mrs. Sparke's class nice 3-bedroom home where they are at the Canyon school, paintings by the �iving with their two youngsters, Doug, Eberle children, and stitchery oy Mrs. Jr., 8, a 3rd grader here, and Mickie Fletcher's class here. Lynne, 5, going to kindergarten. Photo shows, from left, front row: The meat business and house are on Denise Armbruster, Clare Wooley, Jef- 3,2 acres, Benson has changed the name fry Peterson, Robin Lipetsky, Bonnie to Alpine Meat Co, They lived in Flet· _Vail and Patty Hodge: top row: Deniel cher Hills. He was formerly with Safe· 1 . { � * K··-, ....r , 'I , a www :::Ii ; : -w-• I _, . ,. J 1
Espinoza, Mary Wooldridge, Robbie way. Benson's father is a veteran de Lovett, Danetta Luknow & Russell Lip· tective on the EC police force, and etsky. works as assistant manager of the El Says Elizabeth West, librarian, who Cajon Theatre with Tom Gapen. stages these monthly art shows: "our boys and girls have spent many hours getting this exhibit ready and it has NEW SEWER PLAN LOOKS GOOD oeen rated by county art consultants as Wednesday night the chamber of com being some of the finest art work done merce was to discuss the new sanitation by diildren in the SD county schools. " plan submitted by Ed Houser, manager Library hours: Tues, & Thurs. 1 to 5, engineer of Rio SD MWD. Saturday, 10 to 2. · · More on 16 Tune Clarke Irvine on Physical Fitness, Radio 860, XEMO, 3:15 & 11:15 PM Sundays
-· ,,.,. 2 3 SCHOOLS CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY STAGE SNOW WI-IlTE TONIGHT, SAT. STULL VISITED IN ALPINE PAY COUNTY TAX APRIL 10, NOT 15 £aster vacation starts next week on The scenery is in place and the house Saturday while on his way to Japatul April 15 is so indelibly impressed on March 28 for the rest from studies, re lights are dim, Excitement grows while Valley 4H Club's poppy planting along everyone's mind that, as the deadline ports Supt'. Paul Clay. Classes will re backstage the players wa it anxiously for 1-8Stall, in Pine Valley, Assemblyman John for income tax, state & federal, that sume on Monday, April 7. the 8: 00 curtain call. The cast, under R-L eucadia, drove up to the Sun the Sun, with the deadline for applying the direction of Jim Kennedy, have office for a brief visit. for the $ 70 property tax refund on A pr. worked long and hard to assure the aud He told of "receiving angry letters 15, that somehow it was stated that STALLION OAKS ience of an enjoyable evening. and telegrams from all over the state in county taxes were due also on the 15th The sets, designed and prepared by ratio of 200 to 1 against the McGill de So be sure to write that on your artistic members of the PTA, have been cision of re-hiring Dr. Marcuse". He calendar for April 10- - 5 p. m. post RESTAURANT & BAR strategically placed to provide a con deplored the action, believing that this mark sure, to pay county taxes. Or tinuous flow of drama, called "Peri has kept school bonds from passing. better yet, say experts, send it in now! meter Theatre". With this there is no , .------, Descansu need for the audience to endure numer ONLY 25 DAYS LEFT------. 0 ous intermissions while sets are changed. 445-417.9 , __ It's ·really an innovation in entertain ment. Talents from various grades are in LET BLOCK CAJON THEATRE cluded in the cast. The songs of Snow El White and Prince Charming, sung by 444-3272 Brenda Armbruster and Clifford �ess, NOW THRU TUESDAY are of Broadway musical quality. Am anda Clinton is remarkable in the dual role of the wicked queen who turns into an old hag. Third graders play the Walt Disney's dwarfs ana kindergarten children are "Swiss Family Robinson" adorable as the forest animals. Musical accompaniment will be provided by Mr. "Charlie the Lonesome Cougar" Mendro. ,�>IF Tickets, on sale at the door, are 50¢ for adults, 25¢ for students. The charge is to cover cost of costumes, FAMILY NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY makeup, sets and other production ex penses. Remember-- "Snow White and the You'llINCOME purr with pleasure ot BOTH TAX Seven Dwarfs" at the school auditorium AERO DRIVE-IN tonight, March 21, and tomorrow night the sotisfoction you'll receive FEDERAL at 8 p. m. at H & R BLOCK. Paint your 444-8800 Everyone is invited. Do come ••• paws in the direction of the AND nearest BLOCK office and re s NOW THRU TUESDAY STATE You will be glad you did. ceive prompt and guaranteed occur.ate preparation of your Clint Eastwood return. "Cougan's Bluff" Betty Brooks has one of her beautiful UP paintings on display at the Institute of GUARANTEE Elizabeth Taylor - Mia Farrow Art in Balboa Park. In order to have We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. "Secret Ceremony" your work here, you must be a member. If we make any errors that cost you any penalty or inter'est, we will pay the penalty or interest. Swapmeet 9 to 5 Sat. & Sun. 25¢ to Walk in I reall_y don't like to repeat gossip, $ 2. to drive in & sell per car but there s nothing else you can do with it. America's Largest Tax Service with Over 3000 Offices For Your Health Foods, Vitamins & Special Diets Purchase With Safety & Confidence At The 2140 Hwy 80, Alpine, Phone 445-3148 VAUEJ HEALTH Fooo STORE HOURS 9 to 6 MONDAY - SAT URDA IN BUSINESS SINCE 1950 W,L. HOUGHTON, OWNER y The address is still 133 Prescott, El Cajon 444-844 7 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 4 EDITORIAL 5 URG E LIFTI NG BAN ON CERTIFIED RAW MILK. The March Santa Monica Organic �ood health, it is obvious that banning Garden & Nutrition Club Bulletin ad 1t is contrary to the interests and desires vises members and their friends to send of those whom the authorities say they letters or telegrams to state officials to wish to protect, we ask you to please rescind the ban on raw, certified milk. annul this ban and show all concerted They suggest in writing to senators that a mistake has been made in in - and assemb1ymen that since the banning itiating the action". of raw milk does not protect non raw The right to choose, is one angle of milk drinkers against contracting Q the argument, just the same as in the fever through airborne sources, and case of fluoridating all city water. It since it is only those who use it whom has been well estaolished that heating the authorities wish to protect, and foods, including pasteurization of milk, These three school board candidates The Garden Green Landscape Co. , since no raw milk user has ever contract devitalizes it, robs it of important will be recipients of evening coffees on operated by Jos. Davis, of Buckman ed Q fever, nor has any fear of getting elements the body needs for perf ect Tues. April I and Wed. April 2, with a Springs Road, Campo, plans on opening it, and "since we feel that raw milk is health. Since testing began in 1946, no day coffee on Thurs. April 3. Others are a branch here as he is now doing much absolutely necessary for our continuing case of Q fever has oeen traced to milk. being planned. From left: Vivian Taylor, work for some of the many fine new ACR 45 was introduced in the legis Bill Graf and Robert Newton. homes going in here. I If you wish to attend, help with cof · Alpine s Fine Weather lature to have the ban rescinded. Everyone interested in freedom, and fees, poll transportation, or in some Advertise in the Sun, it pays! High, 73, Ave. High 64 other way, please call 445 · 3845 or health, and the right to choose, is 445 4769. Low, 34, Ave. Low 39 urged to write legislators to vote for NO W OP EN Rain • 51, Sea. 19. 62 ACR 45. Certified raw milk must come ------ALPINE Elev. 2000 Ft. Population 4, JOU from clean, healthy cows in an in LAW MAY REQUIRE DAYTIME LIGHTS E Where the Sunshine Spends the Year spected dairy, and has been used for During the past 2½ years 11 headon & R AUTO PARTS many years by those who recognize the collisons with 27 deaths were recorded perfect food values of raw foods. on a temporary 2-lane stretch of I-5 445-4964 Certified milk is rich in nature-pure which connects on both ends to multi ' protein, vitamin, mineral and enzyme 225 I Alpine Blvd. BROWN REALTY CO. ' lane freeways. ' content. It has none of the dead bac This is wby the state engineer is ' teria of pasteurized milk, for heat kills WE NEED LISTINGS f making a research project there to de ....5-2810 I all- - the good and the bad germs. -- termine whether daytime headlights ' besides the American public dislikes ' will cut mortality on the 25- mile por 445-2631 the bureaucratic action that puts a ban tion. He thinks perhaps this might de ! on good, pure food. -CI 2249 Hwy 80 Alpine termine whether daytime lights would TOIi JUDD\ . - prevent accidents on other similar routes. ALPINE BLVD. REPLACES HWY 80 ALPINE SUN 1un IIIIPIIIT ... II Signs have been ordered, should ar America's Tiniest Newspaper rive in about 2 months, Hal Sorlie, The money the other fellow has 445-2415 or 445-2394 country traffic engineer, told the Sun is capital; getting it away from him is Rt. I, Box 97 Al pir1e, 2255 Tavern Road, Rt. 1, Box 189 Tuesd� y. The thoroughfare will revert labor. Alpine, SD Co., Ca. 92001 to maJor county road status, but not Published weekly on Friday till the state relinquishes its legal status 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly on 80. Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publ. AOPA 194347 PARIS MORTUARY Alice Irvine, Art & Composition Printed & Produced on the Ranch In the old days the Indians ate a 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine. mush made from ground acorns heated Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal with water. They used three varieties ads on 11-12-59 in superior court, of native oak; black, white and scrub, ELMER VIERKANT No. 238120. which still grow around here. 442-4411 farmers Insurance Group 374 N. Magnolia El Cajon 149 N. Magnolia, El Qaj�n ARLIE D. NUNLEY 442-9484 6 7 PEACEFUL ALPINE IS PEACEFUL! Instead of dodging 40 to 50- milers on Hwy 80, now Alpine Blvd. - residents and motorists are to day enjoying this quite peaceful scene. It looks east in front of Dinosaur Park's lower entrance where the high way engineer placed the first warning sign smack across the middle! So everyone wishing to go to the Willows and east, must retrace to Tavern Road and go up the fine new I-8 freeway. See next page. STROUT REALTY HAS NEW MANAGER Anthony J. Leone is the new branch manager for the world's largest real Work is only well done when it estate firm, Strout Realty, with office is done with a will. at 1439 W. Main in EC. He replaces Al Souders who followed Frank Zirwes as head of the local office. "We know that Alpine and your back land listings country is growing and with the freeway, more and more people will come here DEA TH WILL TAKE HOLIDAY down to dump into hopper that feeds N.M. GRIECO to live" he said. This bad spot on Hwy 80, Deadman's motor driven belt where two men in Curve, will be no more in another year spect it. Note big rocks on belt. Realtor when the mountain is moved into the Over 3 million yards will be spread, GIVE ADDRESS CHANGE EARLY 465-9900 intervening canyon where trucks are sprinkled and tamped to make solid Postmaster H. T. Magnussen advises taking it to the east end, This looks earth supporting freeway. 7299 University Ave. La Mesa people planning on a move to send in west. At right is huge pile of earth and change-of-address as early as possible, granite that is being belted over high even 4 weeks ahead. The SD Zoo has just opened a.new way, as shown inffioto on next page. A 11 Types of "Thus you will save the postoffice Like the rest o the three freeway complex housing many members of the time and labor and for publications, jobs, this one suffered over a month's �og family; dingos, wolves, wild dogs, INSURANCE delays and added costs", he advises. delay due to rains, but is now going Jaclrnls, hyenas and others of this in "We have change-of-address cards at Home - Commercial - Industrial apace. teresting and ancient family, from which all offices, so please use them-- and the pet of today has descended. Accident - Life - Automobile early as possible". Note big truck at .top center coming "Serving Alpine Area Since 1875" NEW OWNERS, Gerald R. Craig & Yula E. Harris 442-8871 Two cannibals were chatting after a Mrs. Harris, Manager most hearty meal PERCY H. GOODWIN Co. "That was delicious, the guest said" ALPINE ij90 N. Magnolia El Cajon "Yes, my wife does make good stew, ' but I'm sure going to miss her. " ,. WESTERN WEAR M Full Line of Boots, Clothing, Carl's Boot & Leather Shop Saddles, Tack & Accessories SAD OLES - TACK - SUPPLIE_S - CHAPS TO ORDER 2111 1276 N. Second, El Cajon 4,q.2-3027 Hwy 80 Alpine Rexall Bldg. 445-2739 9 HORSE TALK The only So. Calif. chapter of the US Pony Club is holding its 4th annual By the Double C'· open horse show Sunday, March 30, 9 a. m. at the Tumbleweed Ring in Lake side. The show is approved by SD Co. Well, we are going to try again on Junior Horseman's Assn. as a point Sunday to hold the show and hope a show and there will be 10 junior classes cyclone doesn't unexpectedly snow up. followed by 10 open ones. Rocky Wright We have had to cancel the breakfast of Pomona will judge all entries. and gymkhana fun show for the past Mike Jenny is looking forward to several Sundays because of rain or some getting his horse this weekend. His other reason so let's hope the jinx is mother had a nice corral built and pro - off. Most members are anxious to have bably will put in a ring so he can work it, so unless some unforseen thing hap the horse out. pens, be at the Youth Center at 9: 30 Don't forget El Cap's big rodeo for breakfast and at the ring at 12 for scheduled for April 19-20 tfiat is held the show. All events are gymkhana ex in conjunction with their 4-day Family cept one, and Ellen Hood will judge Fair. Rodeo Queen will be announced the western pleasure class. Trophies Feb. 5th. Money raised from this affair and ribbons to sixth place. Mick Reed, will help finish the stadium, so com prexy, Doris and Frank Scully and may mittee members hope for good weather be a few parents will be on hand to and a nice turnout. keep things going. We can't be there Alpine Chamber of Commerce is as we will be in Hemet. Our cousin making plans for our big Viejas Days Trudy Arndt has the lead in South slated for May lo-11 when all Alpine Pacific and we don't want to miss it, turns out for the fun. If you want some so will be out of town. thing nice to wear, be sure to look at the nice display of togs Alpine Western HORSE Wear has. The store was recent!y taken Huge conveyor belt that is slowly over by 'Yula Harris and Chas. Craig. moving mountain from one side of SHOEING Hwy 80 to other. Alpine Printing Co. ··' JOE M. LOFTIN C OF C WEEK SPECIAL- 500 name & address March 23- 29 has been set aside as 415, ALPINE. CALIF. 9200 1 OF HOSPITAL labels $1. postpaid. RT, 1. sax Chamber of Commerce Week, a splendid HOHANSHELT OUT Hohanshelt who has bet:n under PRICES opportunity for all to salute the valuable F arrest 2251½ Alpine Blvd. TRIMMING $5.00 the weather off and on for some time SHOEING $12,00 contribution made by chambers to remind when he had a p. O. Box 204 445-4051 CORRECTIVE PHON� 445-4872 all to learn more about what these bodies suffered a freak mishap SHOEING $15.00 ALPINE, CALIF. piece of meat caught in his throat, near · are doing for the well being of every com· Hazel had munity, "and to reaffirm individually our ly choked to death. His wife to get an ambulance to rush him to the pledges to become involved" says H. T. had Magnussen, Alpine's Chamber president, hospital where he spent five days, 104 temperature from an infection. He "and participate with time and money to after SPECIAL! make these organizations, and therefore is now home and gaining strength a bout with the flu. NEW 1969 CHEVROLET ourselves even stronger" . A New York boy went to live in Courtship causes a man to spoon, NOYA COUPE Texas. At school tb e teacher asked marriage to fork over. him to tell about the Alamo. DELIVERED IN EL CAJON "That's the pie with ice cream on it," he said. loll WHson's $1, 994.00 TEXACO SERVICE Plus Sales Tax & License HORSE SHOEING 442-0201 Quality Work ROBERT WALKER ®S BA'fTERIES - TIRE - ACCESSORlES 465-9327 Complete Motor Tune-Ups 445-2872 850 EL CAJON BLVD. Please Call Aft er 6 P. M. 2232 Hwy 80 Alpine, Calif. 10 11
SUN GOES TO TOP OF MOUNTAIN ! ordinary blast that pushes it in all dir Kip's Cafe Here is what none ever sees, unless ections. Thus we control the fall". ALPINE he be a hardy climber, for the editor He said l½ million yards of earth FINE CHINESE FOOD hiked to the top of the small mountain and rock will be taken from here to PLUMBING they are removing at Deadman's Curve. make the deep fill, straightening out Delicious - Oriental • Exotic Little do motorists realize when they the new freeway lanes. A like amount NEW CONSTRUCTION & REPAIRS Orders to go - Also Home Delivery pass under the belt just what is going on will come from the top of a hill near LicenseJ & Insured Closed Monday - Free Delivery at the summit, the honor camp to complete the mam Photo looks northeast as shovels, moth fill. See photos elsewhere. 2604 W. Victoria Dr. 445-4114 1058 E. Main El Cajon 442-1211 loaders, dozers and huge trucks eat j away the solid rock hilltop. At right is the powder crew drilling and filling 40' Aboard the USS Eldorado, back from Evelyn's Beeson's Disposal holes for the blast. 8 months in the Western Pacific are FTC/3 Richard T. Wangler, and his bro Service Fortunately Robt, Winterbourne, resident highway engineer on this huge ther EM/3, Francis A. Wangler, sons of BEAUTY SHOP the Robert E. Wanglers of Al pine. El Trash & Garbage Mixed job being done by Morrison-Knudsen PERMANENTS FROM $6. 50 UP Co. of Phoenix, happened to be there, dorado is flagship of the amphibious TWICE WEEKLY PICKUP so explained it all. force, based at SU She spent some ' Make your appointment now for Serving Harbison Canyon To "In order not to have falling rock on time in the Philippines. '. YOUR EASTER PERMANENT Mt. Laguna the highway, we use a slightly delayed Closed Tuesday 444-4294 Call 44 5-3029 After 4:30 PM double blast which opens fhe rock, then Reducing: Wishful shrinking, 2030 Crest Dr. Suncrest makes it fall this way, instead of an A REFRESHING CHANGE FENCE MART IN AUTOMOTIVE SALE.S DISCOUNTFENCING & SERV ICE SPECIAL Ne w and Used 23 � Uneal Foot FREE ESTIMATES CARS & TRUCKS IANKAMEIICAID - MASTEi CHARGE 1 OO•/• FINANCING Blue Chip Phone: 443.4333 STREIT CHREVOLET 1231 S MAPf,.EYIEW St.mp, LAKESIDE 8000 Morningside Way 460-1 311 12 13 3 IN TV NOW SERVE AREA Recently Mrs. Gudrun Haggar took over Bi1l 's TV Service which is going ahead nice! y she reports. In photo, at left is Howard R. Range, who takes ,....,, care of house -- calls in the truck, well known in the back country with its sign "Bill's TV Service". Mrs. Haggar in middle, wiilithe electronics expert, Fred Crandon, shop man. The trio like Alpine and the Mt. This is the barricade where Alpine Although he does not yet have all of Empire, feel that this community has a the large stock of various automotive Blvd. (old 80) , is closed while they Lenore Oakleigh Lusk bright future with the opening of Inter - finish the freeway and Willows Inter items on hand, J. C. Wagner, owner of state 8 Freeway. I MUSIC ST UD IO the new Alpine E&R Auto Parts, 2251 change. t is closed upto Smiley's Alpine Blvd. , is open and doing business. Mote1, now his woodcraft shop. Classical & Popular He now has a phone, 445-4964, so add LIVELY OAKS DOINGS Barricade is by the First Baptist Ch Harmony & Theory that to your "yellow pages· directory. A nice group turned out Monday, and urch of the Willows. When the editor Emma Holmes, prexy, said "was like an came up here Tuesday to get the photo, 445-2927 Alpine old reunion, we had more members come he noted a man pulling a trailer stop ped at the first downtown sign. Then he this week than we have seen in a long Commercial - Residential - Mobile Meachum's time. Must have been the nice Alpine proceeded, even went past another weather. " warning at Honey Hill, and watched Window Cover ings And The 24th is birthday month for March; him come to this blockade, turn around, AIR COND ITIONING cake and ice cream will be served. and go back west- - presumably to Tav Floor Coverings ern Road, which sign at left shows with �odo �e/ti� SALES AND INSTALLATION The club is going to see "Shoes of the Fisherman" March 26 at Grossmont Cin arrow. Humanity is fun! &.a.LES .a.NC SERVICE erama. "Come Monday and pick up your For map of situation, see Sun for 444-4398 tickets if you wish to go" says Mrs. Hol March 7, which Jerry Smith, resident ��S-3836 260 W. Douglas El Cajon mes. highway engineer kindly had drawn for 9926 Hawley Rd. El Cajon Inonez Thanner is expected home for the paper. Many have expressed ap Easter. He broke his hip several months preciation. The Sun surely does also. Mon. - Sat. ago, has been in a hospital ever since. En 1oy The Attrac t ive New John Reynolds has to return to the hos 0--5 . Bob Catlett, Alpine Heights Road, pital and Erna Earl is making good pro 1s back from a two weeks stay in Chi Log Cabin Cafe gress since her surgery. cago, where he took a course in ser vi_cing photocopying machines. He is Adjoining The Lounge wnh Best Products m SD. * BILL'S TV l�_,---�yJ 2205 Hwy 80 445-2243 445-2134 � 2357 U. S. Hwy 80 -- Alpine Water Wells PUMPS WIGS CLEANE D SERVING OUR FAMOUS UNDER NEW MA/\i,\GEMENT BROASTED CHICKEN AND ST YLED SALES • • • • • SERVICE "Finest in Radio and TV Service" Water Wells Drilled STEAKS & SEA FOODS FOR APPOINTMENT, 445-4031 Black and White and Color STOCKTON PUMP & MACHINE * 2142 Hwy 80 Alpine 9 to 5, Monday - Friday 311 N. 2nd, El Cajon 444-2672 DAILY 9 A.M.. TILL 11 P.M. 14 Alpine Blvd. They plan on planting 15 flowers and shrubs there to help beautify , Oou,,, 1 AI.K Alpine. But they reed the area built up By Cecile and Celeste Irvine before they finish the project, Call Don Fordney is home from the Far Donna Schwenck, 2936 if you have an East. He is in the submarine service, excess of earth to give away. aboard the USS Cusk that came to SD Marianne Clay and her girl friend last Wednesday. He visited his parents are going to spend Easter vacation in last weekend, then took them and his W asfiington visiting and sightseeing. family for a tour of the sub where they Stephen and Mitchell Smith and all enjoyed a piece of the "Welcome their parents spent last weekend at Lake Home" cake. He isn't sure when he has Martinez camping, fishing and having to go out again but his wife Patty hopes fun. They said the fishing wasn't gooa he stays home for awhile. but the weather was warm and nice. The Presley kids and their parents They went into the river for a quick dip moved f:om their home on Midway Dr. put came out fast, it was just too cold. to Lakeside last week. They have lived They all had a real nice time. in Alpine for a long time. Their mo Nikki Menconi just got another lit ther is president of the Harbison Can tle minpin, brother to the one she has yon PTA. raised. His name is Schutzie and she Rick Sockwell got over his staff in- says they make quite a pair. They are fection and is expecting to come home not as big as a kitten when full grown this weekend. His sister Sus Anderson but make up for it in voice. They have told us he was walking around his room good, loud barks ! and feeling lots better. Cecile and I are on the committee Mr. ana Mrs, Doug Payne and their to help locate a western band for a WESTERN WEAR READY FOR SHOWS Willows coming into Alpine to shop, 6 children are leaving today for Center proposed street dance to be held Sat With Viejas Days, the annual cham don't forget, oid Hwy 80 is closed, so ville, Kans, to make their borne. urday night, May 10 in Alpine. If you ber of commerce outdoor festival due in come down to the Tavern Road off ramp, They are driving back, are taking some know of a small group interested in May, possibly another big rodeo, and then up to Alpine" . of their horses and stock with them. helping out for pay, please contact us the riding club's horseshows, there is Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Tavern Rd., at 445-2394 after 4 pm. This dance is quite a call on Alpine Western Wear for Experience is what you get when you are taking over the ranch. in conjunction with Viejas Days and riding togs, tack and so on. are expecting something else. Alpine Amigos are looking for free is sponsored by the Chamber. Here, at left, is Mrs. Yula E. Harris, dirt to fill in the triangle on Arnold and :nanag�r, who recently bought the bus mess with her partner Gerala R. Craig. Trailer & Camper Mobil Home BOXING TOURNEY ON NEXT MONTH She is showing a fine western hat to two Service & Repairs Towing Alpine Grading The National Amateur Athletic Un· young shoppers from Campo. ion's second presentation of its boxing "We are gaining in volume all the TRAILER tournament, sporsored by the SD Union time as folks around the back country & Equipment Rental & Evening Tribune, is slated for the find out what a nice stock we have" she SUPPLY Sports Arena April 17- 19. It may draw told �he Sun Tuesday. "And we are Fred Rush Ing as many as 300 entries, says Director stockrng up for the summer with about Ralph Smith. Tickets are now on sale. everything that the rider needs- - except 1540E. Main St•• El Cajon, 442- 0 971 hay- - which Carrell 's supply up the Alpine ijij5-22 1ij road". 4H PRESENTS DRESS REVIEW The freeway? "Oh, fine," she said SD County's 4H clubs are having "nice and quiet, and we certainly can' Alpine their annual Senior Dress Review next do without those speeders and the big Nut,ifion C,11,, Saturday in Poway. The Junior review noisy trucks. For those from east of the is scheduled for April 26 when all CONVALESCENT Your Health Food Store members from this area will participate. Cente r 162 E.Ma in qq2-7212 Many from Alpine's clubs are attending. EARL'S Mr. &Mrs. H.A. Gillies STATE LICENSED GULF STATION Conscientious Service, Balanced COMP LETE LINE OF HEALTH Fooos, DOLL HO USE Complete Lub� Service, Dorman Meals, Congenial Atmosphere SPECIAL DIET VITAM INS, Recaps, Truck Tire Service: Any Fooos - Antiques Gifts Place, Any Time. MINERAL S AND SUPPLEMENTS & Batteries and Reasonable Rates Depending Accessories. WhiteGas and Block Open Dai ly Except Sunday DOLL HOUSE CANDIES Ice. on care required 445-2644 or 445-2645 9 am to 5:30 pm BEAUTY SHOPPE We Gi ve S&H Green Stamp• 1911 Hyw 80 445-4289 2121 Hwy 80 445-2771 � '-�� l
l' 8 1 19 r SEES MORE VOTER INTEREST RAINFALL DIFFERENCES SHOWN In a letter to his constituents in this, Ed Roethel of South Grade Road, 30¢ a line (6 words) per time. the 38th district, Sen Clair W. Bur during the rains from Jan. 13 to Feb, 7, Min. 75¢ cash with copy to Sun.-.- 7 gener, R-SD, expresses himself as be_ing recorded 14" , while Ed Barton, 4 miles lt-ii-tiJJIC4·1 convinced "that more people are takmg east on Victoria Dr. , clocked 17½" or MISCELLANE SALE SPEC IAL NOTICES renewed interest in their government at 25o/o more! US weather man Robert Fey, OUS FOR all levels, local, state and national. In in downtown Alpine, halfway between, PRE- SEASON SPECIAL-- Heilite tent LARGE DISPLAY HAND crafted wood turn, I feel it is my responsibility to got about 11" . trailer with extras. $125. Miscl. camp work. Book cases made to order. use every available means to communi "The difference in altitude from ing gear. Reasonable. 445-3072. Smiely"s Hobby Craft Shop, 3904 Hwy cate directly with you, my employer, 1845 to 2200 is why", believes Roethel. 80, 445-2770. in order to help stimulate interest." "We love the variety of Alpine. Have 2-Wheel Elec. grinder, ½ HP, $15. you noticed the beautiful view of San Call 445-30 72. PAINTING, interior, exterior. Reason Jacinto, 11, 800', some 100 air miles able, fast. 22 years exp. Neat, clean. '. CHIC Miscl. Any housewife will tell you tha_t the to the north? We can see it from our K BROODER--Feeder, PO Bo:, 242, Alpine. 445-'.27fl7 (tf) most difficult meal for her to get 1s house, lovely when sunset turns it to equip. $15. takes all. 445-3072. breakfast in bed. gold. We enjoy the newsy Sun, also LICENSED INSURED Electrician. Chas. your XEMO program on Sundays" . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Shorter, 2812 Hwy 80. 44 fi-3 763. McGUFFIE'S SUNDRIES ONE ACRE in Alpine. South Grade Rd. Ruth Burdett, · piano lessons. 445-2877, Medical Preparations Vitamins Good lot. Water hookup avail- · ------BIG LIVESTOCK MONEY AT FAIR building 1 Fountain Lunch R.J. O'Connor, So. Cal. Expo able. 447-3381 or 448- 7284. La Mesa Gold Seal Cleaners & Laundry. Free pickup & Del ivery. 4fi6-'i%7. i manager, says the 1969 Del Mar fair Greeting Cards - Cosmetics " will have $47,102 in cash premiums 500 Acres @$700, per acre. Write Broni, 336 Richardson Dr. , Toledo, SEPTIC TAN KS CLEANED p AY LIGHT & PHONE BILLS HERE for breeders at the big show, June 25- July 6. The fair opens with 6-days of Ohio. 43608, Modern Septic Tank Service, 444-6197. 2363 Hw so_ 445-2121 junior events, then 6 days for open � livestock competition. Entries close 1 Bedroom home on lot with trees. PROPANE GAS SERVICE. All types ap June 1. $1-1, 400. Terms. Alpine. Neda Hill pliances; gas refrigs. Free estimates. Realty, 445-2818. Byron Crawford, 44 fi-2087.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark spent last FOR SALE, HOMES DO YOU NEED A LOAN on Real Estate CARRELL'S weekend in El Cajon visiting their child or sell a trust deed? Call Don Bate&, SMALL 2-BR house on 1/3 view acre, 445-2537. " ren and grand-children. Had a grand Hay, Grain & Supplies / $11 . time for a few days. , 000. Call after 6 p. m, 445- 3072 ; CUSTOM BUILT HORSE TRAILERS G eorge Carr.ell HELP WANTED Closed Sunday parts and repairs. 8201 Wintergardens, Vet Su;,plies Lakeside. 448-0168. 445-4436 Son: "Why do dollars have eagles BABY SITTER Monday through Friday, on them? " 7: 30 to 5 pm. 445-4362. (3/21) A pine 3-D MAGNETIC CUSTOM SIGNS. Call 2424 Hwy 80 l Dad: "They're symbolic of swift Dick Mason, 445-4525. flight. " Part time housekeeper. 445- 2394. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE WANTED- Care for elderly persons or LICEN SED ELECTRICIAN in Alpine· are;, 47003 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING couple, in their home, days. 15 years 445-3137. BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME 47004 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING It is hereby cerrified that the undersigned is trans BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME hospital exp. Call 445-4207. d CARPENTER- - No job too small, some acting business in Alpine, County of San Diego, State It is hereby certified that the undersign� is trans of California. under a fie ,irious name, or a designation acting business in Alpine, County of San Diego, State WANTED- -Quantity of fill dirt, no too large. Expert remodeling, cabinets, of California, under a fictitious name, or a �es1gnat1on fences, etc. 445-2219. (4-4) not showing the name (s) of the person (s) interested not showing the name (s) of the person (s) 1 n t erested trash or garbage. 445-4589. therein, towit: therein, rowit: Alpine Auto Supply Alpine E & R Auto Parts PINE ACRE TREE NURSERY 1945 Hwy 80, Alpine, Calif. 92001 2251 Hwy 80, Al ine, Ca. 92001 MAN WANTED to gather e gs on poul WITNESS my ha nd. this 7th day of March, 1969. p & Texas Privit · 59¢ Acacia Latifolia, WITNESS my hand this 7th day of March, 1969 ry ranch. Apply 8710 Harbison Canyon I. Reid T. Ja££ers I. Julius C, Wagner 69¢. 445 3037. 629 Alveda St, , El Cajon, Calif. 9146 Hillman Way, Lakeside, Cal. Road, EC. STATE OF CALIFORNIA STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss A thread will tie an honest man On this 7th day of March, 1969, before me, Ginger BUSINESS CARDS- - 1000 for $6. 50, On this 7th day of March, 1969, before me, Wm, G. better than a rope will do a rogue. Weseloh, a Notary Public for said County and state, Brown, a Norary Public for said County and State, duly blue or black. Postpaid anywhere in the duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared commissioned and sworn. personally apptared Julius Reid T, Ja gers, known to me to be the person whose US. Add 5o/o sales tax. Alpine Sun. g c. Wagner, known to me to be the per�ofl whose name name is su6scribed to the within instrument and ac� is subscribed to the within instrument, ,llld acknowled 445-2415. Geurge Lengorauge knowledged to me that he executed the same. ged to me that he executed tht: same. [N WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand fN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this and affixed my official seal the day and year in this The best executive is one who has FOR TV SERVICE certificate first above written. certificate first above wriuen. Ginger Weseloh Wm, G, Brown sense enough to pick good men to do Black & White or Color Notary Public In and for said County and State, Notary Public in and for said County and State the work he wants done, and self-re·· My Commi My Commission Expires April 10 1969 Jsion Expires Sept, 21, 1972. 1 ·Alpine Sun, March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 1969. Alpine Sun, March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 1969 straint enough to keep from meddling . with them wn ile they do it. 445-3885 � I 20 RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED Second Class Publication ALPINE SUN Rt. 1, Box 189 Alpine, Ca. 92001
Thursday night next week the Opti STANDARD OIL MAN OPTIMISTIC A. B. Mayfield, retail representative mist Club is staging its oratorical con test in the Log Cabm Cafe, with dinner of Standard Oil Co. , in EC, whose firm at 7:30. Seven new members will be in is startings. to build a large station here stalled, says Pres. Leo Manolakos. at Marshall & Alpine Blvd. , told the Sun they are going ahead rapidly with plans for the new station. When asked about the freeway putting LISTINGS WANTED ., Alpine out of business, he said things would slow down for awhile like any town EXCHANGES RANCHES that is bypassed, "but this community HOMES ACREAGE will become one of the finest suburban ones in existence with the coming of so many fine new homes of the type now AL SMITH building here". BROKER 445-2670 Another reason you can't take it 2249 Hwy 80 Alpine with you is that it goes before you do.
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