AREA POPULATION 3500 Guatay ...... 200 Jamul ···················-··-··... •· 2074 P.ine Valley ...... 956 Campo ...... 1256 Descanso ...... 776 Jacumba ...... 852 Harbison Canyon ...... 1208 ALPINE ECHO Total ...... 10,822 Serving a Growing Area of Homes and Ranches '
VOL. 6--NO. 44 ~36 • ALPIN1E, CALIFORNIA. NOVEMBER 7, 1963 PRICE TEN CENTS
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By BEA LA FORCE This year I mean to be ready for the holidays in time. This is one season I won't be caught with my Thanksgiving place cards un written, my Christmas stickers unstuck, or my New Year's reso lutions unresolved. I'm begin ning with the New Year's reso· lutions, and for the first one, I'm going to write to the magazin.es I take and state my irritation with one spacific and growing annoy ance. That is the cards they stick between the pages of every issue selling things by mail with the order card attached. It was un derstandable when they put in Winners in the Costume Contest at the Halloween Carnival. L to R, Cheryl Sanders, Hawaiian; Vanessa Given, prettiest; Janet Ral- these cards for subscription re ston, tiniest; Mike Putnam, funniest. Echo Photo newals. But now they are selling Half a house being moved onto lot off Alpine Heights Road. things unrelated to the magazine Echo Photo PTA HALLOWEEN CARNIVALS IN at all-stereo and hi-fi record al· bums,book clubplastic deal s,flower and Heavenkits. maps, only HOUSE MOVED FROM LEMON ALPINE, HARBISON HUGE SUCCESS knows wl:~t all. The Halloween Carnivals held last Thursday evening, This, in m: o:nio: goes under · GROVE TO STAR 'D' RANCH October 31st, by the PTA groups at the Alpine school and the heading of "invasion of ?ri·. Guy Ph-elps, local contractor, who is also the owner at the Haxbison Canyon school brought out two of the vacy." W·hen we buy a magazme, , d d I f th S "D" R h S bd" · · h" h especially by subscription, it is a I ~n eve oper o . e ~ar an_c u , IVlSlOn V: ~c largest crowds for some time in these two communities. bargain with the publisher for lies north of Alpme Hetghts Road, IS movmg an extstmg The festivities at both schools started at 5 :30 in the reading material published by his residence from Lemon Grove to a site in his subdivision. evening and lasted until 8:30 at magazine, in his magazine. It's Mr. Phelps states that the residence was on property the Harbison school and until 9:30 trickery to send us a periodical, _ ------ on Sweetwater Road in Lemon at the Alpine school. A dance for C of C Board To which, upon being opened, imme· Grove which was acquired by the all teenagers followed the Carnival diately flips its pages to a stiff School Holiday County in order to widen the at the Alpine school with the mu· card securely stapled inside with Meet Wednesday road, and that it was purchased sic furnished by the Pharoahs a sales spiel .on it for some other The next regular meeting of the Next Monday / by him with the provision that it dance eombo from Harbison Can Alpine Chamber of Commerce product. I promptly tear out the yon. These -popular musicians do card and throw it away. But this Veterans' Day Monday Novem· be removed from the site. He Board of Directors will be held ber 11th, will be a sch'ool holi- states that it was necessary to cut nated their services for this affair is only half the battle. The ad next Wednesday, November 13th, vertisers anticipated this action, day. the building into two sections in in order that all the •proceeds order that it could be transported at 8 p.m. at the Youth Center. so stuck a second half of card fur The regular school board meet could go to the PTA. to Alpine. It will be placed on a At the Alpine Carnival there The Board will review the Cham- ther along and this part flips its ing which is usually held on Mon ugly face at you with the next day has been scheduled for Tues· new foundation on one of the were many booths, including a her's program for the next year. lots in his subdivision and the riffle of the pages, I wouldn't day, November 12th, according to ping pong and water pistol game, President Ross Mallette urges all two sections rejoined. a country store, a penny pitch, a buy what this kind of device is Mr. Paul C. Clay, Superintendent of the Alpine Union School Dis- The residence is being devel- "Hit the Witch" dart game, a bal· members to attend this meeting selling even if I needed it. trict. Continued on Page 4 loon and dart game, a "Soak the and assist the Board in outlining -!l * -!l Why do we put up with this Teacher" booth, and a . Pirate's a constructive program to publicize thing? I know that it annoys al· Treasure lbooth. Supt. Paul Clay the Alpine area and promote pro most everyone as much as it an· and Principal Leo Ryan took turns jects that will be beneficial to the noys me. I've asked many people PHONE COMPANY FILES RATE in the "Soak the Teacher" boo'th community. and always get a prompt admis and allowed the participants to sion that the card trick burns P. U. throw wet sponges at them. Board them up. One man said he had STUDY WITH COMMISSION Trustees Charles Kildgore, Charles C.A.P.lnvites dropped all his magazine sub· The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company has Campbell and Lawrence Willcox scriptions because of this impo submitted to the California Public Utilities Commission each manned a booth. Rich Zuelke sition on his time and temper. the results of a study made by them in regard to telephone was the Pirate at the Pirate's Teenager To Meeting He called it "an insult to adult Treasure booth. Leta Judd played Mrs. Hilda Naylor, Commander patience." When he sits down to rat es a nd toll-free service areas for the San Diego metro- the Witch. of the Alpine Civil Air Patrol read, said this business man, he politan area. Bridgie Allen and her helpers Squadron, has extended an invita wants to get away from the work- y fh C t B d On August 30 the Telephone prepared a spaghetti dinner and tion to all area teenagers, 13 to 18, a-day sales talk and all the pres· ou en er oar Company filed an application with about 200 were served before the to attend their meeting Saturday, sure that goes with it. "I want the PUC requesting increases in food ran out. Alice Irvine ran the November 9th, at the Alpine to rest my mind and temper," he Lacks Quorum rates of from 15 cents to 35 cents hot dog, donut and cider booth Youth Center at 1 p.m. said, "but now, before I can get per month for phones in this area and also sold out completely. Mimi An Air Force film will be fea- Continued on Page 4 The monthly meeting of the to compensate for their increased Wilson ran the Cake Walk and 15 , tured at the meeting. Youth Center Board was scheduled operating costs. The application Continued on Page 4 stated that a supplementary study Parent-Teacher for last Wednesday evening, No. would be made in regard to r ates vember 6th, at 8 p.m. at the Youth and toll-free service and would be Meetings Start Tues. Center. Mrs. Bridget Allen, Presi submitted to the Commission when Parent-Teacher conferences will dent, stated that the main topic for completed. The supplementary study has been completed and was begin Tuesday in the Alpine and the meeting'was to be a presenta Harbison Canyon schools. Parents submitted to the Commission last tion by Mr. G~bson, one of the Friday. will receive an invitation with a notice of the time of their ap teachers at the ALpine school, on B. L. Records, Exchange Man pointment with the teacher of each the subject of a proposed Teen ager for the Telephone Company of their children. ager Club. Mr. Gibson was to out for the area which extends from El Cajon to Jacumba and includes Mr. Paul Clay, Superintendent line the method of forming such a of the Alpine Union School Dis Ramona and Julian, states that club, the type of leadership to be trict urges that all parents at· the supplementary report is a tempt to meet with the teachers established, and -the program of proposal only for the consideration as these meetings have proved activities to be entered into. of the Commission in determining important to the children's prog The meeting, however, failed to whether increased rates and ex ress. It also gives an opportunity tended toll-free service are justi have a quorum of the Board pres for the parent to become ac· fied in the San Diego metropolitan quainted with the teacher, the ent, and since no one there was area at this time. Mr. Records school facilities, and the general able to operate the heater in the says that a determination will have program being followed in each hall which was cold on account of to be made as to whether the population and number of phones grade. Parents also have the op the rainstorm, the meeting was ad· portunity to ask any questions in service has increased to the journed at an eaTly ·hour with no Contestants parade across stage of School uditorium during which have arisen since school has point that the increased rates and judging of Halloween costumes at Carnival. Echo Photo started. action taken. Continued on Page 4 Page Two THE ALPINE ECHO Thursday, November 7, 1963 Annual Fashion Show Rotary Looks jWHO STORED Harbison PTA Holds To Be Next Week B k 38 y Monthly Meeting The Annual Fashion Show of the ac ears THE ACORNS? A large group attended the • Woman's Club to be held Tuesday, An interesting meeting took The big neon sign in front of Harbison Canyon PTA meeting Nov. 12, promises to be quite dif- place last Wednesday at high noon Tappy's Motel on Highway 80 had Tuesday night and received an ex ferent this year, reports Mrs. C. P. when Mr. Ernest Wright 'Of Alpine acted up from time to time for cellent and informative presenta Vancil, publicity chairman. visited the La Mesa Rotary Club. the past couple 'Of years. The tion from the guest speakers. After the pot-luck luncheon The club celebrated its 38th an- sign men and electricians fixed Mr. Harold Gano, Administrator served at noon, there will be a niversary and had three charter it and it would go along akay for of the El Cajon Valley Hospital, showing of new fall styles in furs members present and the same a while. Then last week it began stressed the point that hospitals by Graf's of San Diego, models be- speaker, Mr. Lawrence Klauber, flickering as never before and are a facility designed to assist ing club membersr Mesdames J. who appeared at the Charter Din Motel owenr, Mrs. Katherine Black, doctors. He pointed out that in C. LaForce, Orville Lusk, Carl Me- ner and who spoke on the same saw smoke coming from it and an emergency a ·hospital will give Call, Forrest Hohanshelt, Marcus subject, "Rattlesnakes." Mr. Klau again called the electricians. all possible aid and make every Schaeffer, C. P. Vancil, and r.'Iiss ber is a former president of the This time they took it apart and attempt to locate your family Margaret Lowthian. Mr. Ludi Graf San Diego Gas and Electric Com looked in the box under the sign. physician and follow his specific will indicate on a blackboard how To everyone's amazement they orders before either of the two skins are used in the manufacture pany. doctors on call will render more of garments, how designs are ex- Out of the original charter mem· found it full to the top of acorns which were pressing on the electric than the immediate emergency de ecuted, the cutting of skins to con- hers only three remain and al· mands. form to the designer's concept, as though Mr. Wright is one of the wires and beginning to burn. Mrs. Black says there was a big bucket Mrs. Willman, County Health well as many other details. He oldest, his colleagues agreed that Department nurse, explained the BEA LaFORCE will also tell what we should know he hadn't changed much over the full of the nuts. And the mystery is, how did they get in the box? program of eye tests, hearing tests about furs, the different quality of years, a fact he attributed mainly and dental examinations which are skins, the care of and how to to his good health, his busy life The only openings in it are two small ones only a fraction larger designed to promote better health Alpine Writer's choose the fur that gives the wear- on their ranch and last but not and provide health information et the most joy, and his closing least, Alpine's wonderful climate. than the acorns themselves. The box is at least 20 feet up in the through the schools. Mrs. Ablett, remarks will include a questions He and Mrs. Wright have lived air on a pole. No rat hole had school nurse for Harbiscm Canyon Novel Published and answer period. Mr. Graf has in the area for 14 years. and Alpine, answered questions been gnawed in the box. So how Readers of the Ech(} and others graciously donated a fur collar from the audience. Throughout the did the nuts get stowed away back who have enjoyed Bea La Force's program first aid training for par which will be won by some lucky C R d N in the box and so neatly packed? writing will be pleased to leam lady in the audience. ents was stressed and its value ounty oa amer Woodpeckers, is the guess of that her first full length novel, a There will be a display of jew- • emphasized. some folk, pack rats of others. Or murder mystery has been pub elry by Park Lane. Margery Tock- Hostesses for this meeting were Needs Roadnamrng field mice. We suspect the latter lished in New York. stein will be the demonstrator and ! varmit since they alone are small the sixth grade room mothers. she promises a gift of jewelry to After the good size crowd had The Decemb Title, "The Sound of Hasty Foot enough to get inside with the loot er meeting of the the club member bringing the been waiting for Mr. Theo Yakel HCPTA will be the Christmas pro steps," the book uses a former Al most guests. Mrs. Katherine Black for about an hour at Winnetka and get it out again, and, we know pine house, the large one on our wild animals are too smart to gram and the next regular meet· who is general chairman of the Ranch, where Mr. Yakel was sup ing will be held in January. Rancho del Sequan, which burned Fashion Show is donating a jew- posed to speak and answer ques store provisions they can never down some 12 years ago, as its elry box into which Mrs. Tock- tions on road naming in the area use. Maybe we should elect some setting, but, the author says, she stein is putting some lovely pieces of Deerhorn and Honey Springs to Congress? 250th Anniversary of moved the house to San Diego for of jewelry to be won by some road, a spokesman called a neigh the story. lucky lady. bor to see if Mr. Yakel had been Father Serra To The story's main character is Next to be shown is sportswear seen. Yes, he had been there and Cub Scouts a young woman who has always by Alpine's own Cindy's Active according to the neighbor had Be Celebrated loved the old house where she Sportswear Shop. The new stretch been given instructions for find lived as a child and longs to again fabric which has become so popu- ing Winnetka Ranch. Collect Litter The S~n Diego Historical Soci· make it her home. Mystery .sur Jar will be featured in skirts and However, he never found it and ety has taken steps to properly rounds the place, and some people If you haven't noticed as yet, celebrate the birth date of Father capris. Catalina sweaters will be the congenial crowd merely ad the Alpine Cub Scouts of Troop think it is haunted, but this does exhibited, as well as many other journed to a pleasant neighborly Junipero Serra who was born on not deter the young woman who 350 were busy last Saturday morn November 24, 1713 in the Balaeric items including western outfits and confab. The hope was expressed ing cleaning litter from both sides is impelled to secure the place for children's clothes. Models for this that the people gathered could Islands. herself and her family. How she of Highway 80 and a section of Father Maynard Geiger, OFM, event will be Mrs. LaForce, Mrs. still get their questions answered Arnold Way. does this, and with what frighten T. L. Judd, and Mrs. Pat Esmay. but they hope they won't have to noted historian and outstanding ing experiences is the stuff of Ten Cubs which included Mike Cindy is also giving the club wait for the road to be .nam ed authority on the life of Father which the story is made. Review Sansoucie, Billy Ignalls, Ricky Serra, will be guest speaker at the ers say the supense is excellent Continued on Page 7 first. Alkire, Tim Brant, Robert Weeks, dinner honoring him on Sunday, and the mystery baffling. Phillip Wedel, Charles Koon, November 24 at 5 p.m Also fea John Young, Eric Svwenson and tured at the celebration will be County librarian Frances Hahn CHURCH SERVICES Richie Finch. Charles Koon was the Franciscan Choir from Mission has read the book and recommends a civilian helper so to speak. The San Luis Rey. Father Geiger is it for mystery fans. It will be on ALPINE COMMUN1'l'Y CRURCR-Hc;;e!' M. Larson. Ph.D.. Pastor HI 5·2110 the shelves of all the libraries and Sunday School .I"'r All Ages ...... • ...... • .. - • • · .. • • • • .. • • • 9:45 A. M. Cubs, with their leaders collected one of California's finest speakers, Morning Worship Services • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • 9:45 A. M. and 11:00 A. M. one truck and one car full of and the choir is well known for in the book stores this week. Evening Worship Service ...... · ...... • • • • ...... - · .. · • .... 7 :00 P. M. Pilgrim Fellowship (Junior and Senior) ...... · ...... 7:00 P. M. debris tossed aside by thoughtless its excellence. Published by Thomas Bouregy Church Guild. Every Wednesday ...... · . ·...... 10:00 A. M. and Company, Inc. of New York Family Dinner, Tburd FridaY Each Month ...... 7:00 P. M. drivers. Arrangements for the affair After a beehive of activity, the have been completed by Mrs. Ken under their Avalon mystery im QUEEN OF ANGELS CATHOLIC CHURCH-Rev. Thomas Bolten, Pastor print. the book is attractively HI 5·2.t45 boys were treated to a weinie helm W. Stott, chairman of a spe Sunday Masaes ...... 8:00 and 10:00 A. M .. and 5:00 P. M. cial committee for the event. Res printed and bound in hard cover. Dally MR88 ...... - ...... 8:00 A. M. roast at the Youth Center. At Receive Confessions Saturdays . •...... 3:00 to 4:00 P . M.: 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. that time each Scout was present ervations are limited to 300 and Bea says she is well along towards Religious Imrtructlons for Children Attending Public Schools: the eqd of the second book for Harbison Vanyon • • • • ...... • . • . .. . • .. . .. • .. .. • • .. 10:00 A. M. SaturdaY! ed Goodwill bags to be distributed will close on Wednesday, Nov. 20. Alpine .. .. • . .... , ...... • ...... • • ...... 11 :30 A. M. SaturdaY!! during the week and collected They should be made with Mrs. which she is already under con tract with the same company. FIRST SOUTHER.N BAPTIST CHURCH- Rev.James Arnold. Pastor Saturday, Nov. 9, in participation Rotal Brown, telephone CY 8·8350. l'hmday School For All Ages ...... 9:45 .'\. 114. with the Goodwill Industries. Dinner tickets are $3.50 each. M ~ · n•ng Worsh!p Service ...... 11 :00 A. M. F··un1ng Worship Service ...... 7:00 P. M. If you have not been contacted Wednesday PraYer Meeting ...... 7:30 P. !.I. by any Cub Scout members and Students Of Many P'IRST BAPTIST CHURlCH OF THE WILLOWB-Rev. Vaughn Steen, Pastor sunday School • . • . • .. • .. • .. .. • . • ...... • • .. .. • • ...... • .. • .. • .. • 9:30 A. M. have useful items to donate to a W. W.l Vets Morning Worship Service ...... • 10:45 A. M. worthy cause, please call Mrs. Countries At SD State Evening Worship Service • • .. • ...... • • ...... • ...... • .. • • • .. .. 7:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday Evenings ...... 7:30 P . M. Tony Young, 445-3301 who will A total of 53 countries are rep see that a Cub Scout arrives at Hold Meeting resented among 220 international ALPINE LUTHE&AN CHURCH- Rev. Karl SChaaf, Pastor 264-2082 Morning Worship Service, Women's Club . . . • • ...... • . • . . • . . . . • . 10:45 A. M. your home with a Goodwill bag. students enrolled at S a n Diego Sunday School, Every Sunday ...... • . .. • • .. 9:30 A. M. Mountain Barracks and Auxiliary The Cubs will be in uniform and No. 2716 Veterans of World War I State this fall, David W. Neptune, BETHEL ASSEP.ffiLY OF GOD-Rev. Eva Bailey will be wearing their "Good Turn" international student adviser said s unday School For All Ages ...... 9:45 A. M. met Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Fuller Morning Worship Service ...... • .. . .. 11:00 A. M. badges. Hall. President of the Auxiliary, this week. Evangeltstlc S\lnday Night Servlc11 ...... 7:30 P. M. Prayer Service Thursday Evening ...... 7 :00 P. M Goldie Vancil, and Commander China has the largest represen John Reynolds of the Barracks, tation with 38 students; 32 are SLESBED SACRAMENT CHURCH. De.,c"nso-Rev. J oseph Prince, Pastor Sund~y Mass ...... 9:00A.M. and 10:30 A. M. Women's Guild To conducted the joint meeting. from Hong Kong and 6 are from Holy Days and First Fridays Mass ...... 7:00 P. M. Taiwan. Canada is second with 25 Dally Mass ...... • .. • ...... • . . • ...... • • .. 8:00 A. M As an interesting feature of en C-'nfesslons heard before all 'MR88ea Hold Annual Bazaar tertainment the Vets displayed students, and Japan lists third HARBISON CANYON COMMUNITY CHURCH-Rev. Floyd French, Pastor their medals from the war and with 17 students, Neptune said. sunday School tor all Ages .. • ...... • ...... • .. • ...... • 9:45 A. M. The Women's Guild of the Al also showed some other memen Of the group 48 are studying Morning Worship Service .. . • • ...... • . .. .. • .. .. • ...... 11:00 A. M. women's Missionary Group, each Thursday ...... • .• . . . . . • . . . . 9:00A.M. uine Community Church will hold toes brought back from the great at the graduate level; 172 are Bible Study Group, each Tuesday ...... • ...... • ...... 10:00 A. M. their annual bazaar in F uller Hall conflict. studying at the undergraduate RARBISON CANYON BAP'l'IS'l' CHURlCH-Rev. Rolland Butler, Pastor on Saturday, December 7, from level. The greatest number, 43 Sunday School for an Ages ...... 9:30 A. M. Special guests were the Com Morning Worship Service ...... 10:30 A. M. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. according to Mrs. mander and President of the area students, are studying in the field Youth Group, Sunday Evening ...... 6:00 P.M. Vivienne Drey, Ways and Means of engineering. Chemistry majors Evangelistic Service, Sunday Evening ...... 7:00 • 8 :00 P. M. groups, Porter E. Peterson and his Prayer Meeting, Each Thursday .•...... , • . •• , ....••...... • 7:00 • 8:00· P. M. chairma.1. wife, Hettie. runs second with 19 students and CHAPEL OF THE HILLS, Descanso-Rev. Ernest Mlelr, Pastor This year they will be featuring Plans were made by the local economics majors places third Sunday School ...... 9:45 A. M. Church Worship ...... , • . . 11 :00 A. M. their well-known and popular one group to have a gala Christmas with 13 students. M. Y. F...... • ...... • ...... • .. .. • ...... • . 6:30 P. M. Austria, Australia, Argentina, Evening Hymn Sing • . . . • . • ...... • ...... • ...... • . 7:30 P . M. pound fruitcake. Also many other party, with turkey and all the fix Chile, Cuba, Egypt, Ethiopia, Fin OUR LADY OF THE PINES CJ:MPEL, Mt Laguna useful times such as aprons, baked in's on December 9 at Fuller Hall. Sunday Mass .. • .. . .. • .. • • .. • ...... • .. • .. . .. • .. • • • • ...... • . • .. . 12:15 P. M goods, plants and Christmas cards Complete details will be announced land, Ghana, Hungary, India, Jor CHURCH OP CBRIST- Evangellst Oda C. Hawkins will be available. They are espe later. dan, Kenya, Korea, Malaya, Mexi COmmunity Club House, Pine Valley Bible Study .. • .. • ...... • • ...... • • .. .. • ...... • ...... 9:45 A. M cially noted for their hand em co, Saudi Arabia, Viet Nam, and Mornlng Worship Service ...... 10:45 A. M broidered articles and rag rugs, Yugoslavia are listed among the benlng Worahlp Service ...... 7:00 P. M. PHOTOGRAPHERS DAY AT of which there is a large selection. 53 countries represented. MT. LAGUNA COMMUNITY OHURqH (Presby.)- Rev. A. Moore, Pastor INDIO FESTIVAL Sunday School .. .. • ...... • ...... • ...... • ...... 9:45 A. M. Luncheon will be served from A special Photographers' Day Morning Worship ...... , ...... • . . .. 11 :00 A. M. ~ommunlcant 's Class, Monday eve .•...... •.. ••. .•..•...... 7:30 P. M. 11:30 until 2 p.m. Tickets may be has been designated on Feb. 15 at To love to preach is one thing Midweek Bible Study, Thursday each week .....•• ••• . ..• . ...•. 7:·30 P. M. Riverside County's National Date Women's Organization, Thlrd Wednesday of each month ' obtained from Clark's Chevron Sta to love th'Ose to whom we preach, tion or in the dining room for $1 Festival which runs from Feb. 14 quite another. . CBURCH OF THE NATIVITY OF BLESSED VIBGIN MARY- Father Hugo .£Uva 8unday MR88 • ...... • • • • • • .. . • • • .. • ...... • • ...... 10:00 A. 11. for adults, children under 12, 75c. through 23, 1964 at Indio, Calif. -Richard Cecil THE ALPINE ECHO Summer Tour For SD State Students i A meeting will be held on No vember 8 at San Diego State, on the 1964 summer sightseeing-study tour to Europe, Mexico and the .·. Caribbean for potential tour mem· bers. The 58-day tour will extend from ' June 22 through August 18 and covers 12 countries. Total cost of the tour from San Diego to San Diego is $1,855. Transportation, meals, board, guide service will be provided. A course in international economics may be taken for college credit. Tour members must be high school graduates or have reached the age of 21 years. KATHY CASEY ON APRIL DAWN Eugene P. Browns, professor of Echo Photo accounting at San Diego State, will direct the tour with Dr. Nelson HORSES! HORSES! HORSES! Norman, associate professor of his By MARGARET LOWTHIAN tory at San Diego State. Brown has coordinated six previous col The Pine Valley Riders horse IFinnerty on Snippy King, Western lege tours. show last Sunday at the Pine Val· Horsemanship (13 through 17) Brown said the travelers will ley Stables was a very successful Kathy Casey on April Dawn, Trail leave for Mexico City, Jamaica, event for the first show given by Horses (17 and under). Diane Puerto Rico, and continue to Por this organization. It is their in· Graser and Fernella, Trail Horses tugal, Spain, France, Holland, tention to hold future shows at (open). Rusty Hunter on Sheriff Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Ger Pine Valley, with a two-day sched· Morgan, Bareback Horsemanship many, Belgium and England. ule for the spring. (18 and over). Sandy Elliott and Beginning with the Pyramids of tr tr tr Camelot Cissy, Western Pleasure the Sun and the Moon in Mexico Alpiner Kathy Casey, riding her (12 and under). Dorrie Immen· and ending with an execursion to good filly, April Dawn, won seven schuh on Camelot Cissy, Western the New York World's Fair, the Pleasure (18 and over). Shannon Guy Amavisca, who is the caretaker for the J. M. Cunningham's ribbons. A first in Trail horses tour will span two continents with on Midway Drive, is pictured with the female bobcat which he (17 and under), a second in Bare· Clark on Bell Andy, Western visits to Madrid, the Moorish capi· snared on the property. The bobcat had been killing the chickens back Horsemanship (13 through Pleasure (13 through 17). Gloria tol of Spain, to Paris during the and ducks, and so Guy set a wire snare behind the barn. On Mon 17), a third in each Trail Horse Rubidaux on Camelot Night, West· celebration of Bastille Day, and to day morning, the bobcat was found caught in the snare. She mea.s· ern Pleasure (open). Susan Shelton ured 56 inches from her front paws to her back paws as she IS (open) and Western Horsemanship a ski resort in the Swiss Alps_ shown hung in the picture. Guy believes there is another bobcat in Novice and fifths in Showmanship and Sterling Lola, Western Horse· A stopover will be made at the the area, and on Tuesday morning found more tracks, probably made in Hand, Western Horsemanship manship Novice. Gary Finnerty Eternal City of Rome to the Basi by a male. He set anothe': snare ~nd ho~s to catch. the second cat (13 through 17), and Western on Snippy King, Western Jumping. one night soon. The dog tn the p1cture IS Guy's Ch1huahua. lica of St. Francis of Assisi, at the Echo Photo Pleasure (13 through 17). This was Gloria Rubideux and Camelot Continued on Page 6 the first show for Kathy and April Night, Registered Quarter Horses Dawn since the Alpine Vejas Days Pleasure. Lee Pitman on Batchlor, show last August. These two did Novice Western Pleasure. the honors for Alpine, and cer· tr tr tr tainly brought home the bacon. Diane Graser riding her good Arabian mare, Pernella, was high point rider in this show. Diane Dorrie Immenschuh and her is a student at Frank Evans' Buck· daughter, Sandy Elliott, took turns eye Ranch in El Cajon. showing their mare, Camelot Cissy. '(:: tr tr Subscribe To The Sandy beat her mother's record Speaking of Frank Evans-last winning two firsts to Dorrie's one. Friday he showed three of our I guess there were more classes Willow Glen Farm mares in the for Sandy. IAppa loosa classes at the Arizona tr tr tl State Fair horse show at Phoenix. The first place winners in each Flurida Lea IV won the two-year of the classes were: Diane Graser old filly class, Reserve Champion showing Pernella, Showmanship in Mare, and second in the Novice ALPINE ECHO Hand. Diane Myers on Willie Western Pleasure class. R. H. Wampum, Bareback Horsemanship Marvel II was first in the three (12 and under). Diane Graser on year-old class, and second in the "SERVING A GROWING AREA OF HOMES AND RANCHES" Pernella, Bareback Horsemanship Trail Horse class. R. H. Blue Bon (13 through 17). Sandy Elliot rid· nett, was first in four and over ing Camelot Cissy, Western Horse- mares, Show Champion Mare, and manship (12 and under). Jerry Continued on Page 6 CARRIES THE NEWS OF YOUR COMMUNITY INTO YOUR HOME NOW IN ITS 6TH YEAR I
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Dorrie lmmenschuh (standing) and daughter Sandy Elliott on Can:Jelot Cissy. Echo Photo Dehesa • Descanso • Dulzura • Harbison JEWELER- WATCHMAKER EXPERT WATCH REPAIR Jamul • Mother Grundy • Mt. Laguna and Pine Valley Page Four THE ALPINE ECHO Thursday, November 7, 1963 ALPINE DEBBIE MARSHALL ALPINE ECHO Attending a meeting of the ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 10, 1958 I Cactus ant Succulent society of An Independent Weekly Newspaper I San Diego last Saturday were fou1· P. 0. Box 8 545 Alpine Heights Rd. Alpine ladies, all cacti enthusiasts. ALP~, CALIFORNIA T'ne Alpine Gardener, Jean Mc 445-2616 Cullough, was accompanied by E. L. FREELAND ...... EDITOR Mrs. Lawrence Michel, Mrs. Wm. Bea LaForce ...... _...... Feature Editor Margaret C. Lowthian ...... Managing Editor Ellsberg and Miss Edith Cromarty to the meeting which was held in Entered as Second Class matter and Second Class postage Lakeside. Every time, says Jean, paid at the Post Office at Alpine, California they learn something about the Adjudicated a newspaper of General Circulation by the Superior cactus and succulent Cour~ of San Dieg.o County, California, Nov. 12, 1959. Decree No. 63'8,684. Legally qualified to publish all Legal Notices.
Subscription Rates: Single Copy Price...... 10 cents ~~~ ' ~- John* Vitalich* * of Victoria In San J;)iego County: Outside San Diego County Hi11 will entertain her Canasta Per year ...... $3.00 Within U. S...... $3.50 Club on Wednesday next at lunch Two years ...... $5.50 Outside U. S...... $4.50 eon and cards. This same group of eight women have been meet ing fo r years at each other's Active Organizations Parade of contestants in the contest for the Halloween costumes homes. They include, besides the Live, wide-awake, progressive communities do not at the Carnival held at the Alpine school. Echo Photo hostess this time, Mrs. George just happen. They are the result of the energy and initia Butcher, Mrs. Willard Hays, Mrs. tive of individuals and organizations. Halloween Carnivals Huge Success Carl Schweiss, Mrs. Harold John son, Mrs. Marcus Schaeffer, and In Alpine we have a Chamber of Commerce that is Continued from Page 1 ing, a fish pond, a penny pitch, cakes which had been donated by a wheel of fortune, a ring toss, a Mrs. Alice Smith, formerly of Al working together with the merchants and citizens of the PTA members were won by lucky bean bag throw, and a country pine, who now drives down from community for the promotion of Alpine. The Kiwanis participants. store. her Vista home, and Mrs. Mae McGuinnes, also a former Al Club is actively engaged on constructive programs. The The Rancho Viejas Resort do· The PTA mothers prepared a PTAs are energetic and accomplishing their purposes. nated a hayrack, horses and driver dinner of Sloppy Joe hamburgers, piner, who comes from Escondido. The Woman's Club is a "tower of strength" in the com for the occasion which were much beans and cole slaw anticipating ~ t:f * 100 persons and they too were Dr. J. C. LaForce and his wife munity. And several other organizations are making Al enjoyed for a ride around the school. completely 'sold out.. ' Th~ Boy , Barbara, who is the dau~hter of pine a better place to live and do business. The costume parade at the Al· Scouts had a booth at which they ' the H. H. Lathams of Alpme Ter In regard to one organization in our community, the pine school was a lot of fun with sold homemade cake and home- . race, and their 2-year-old daugh Youth C-enter, we have heard criticism that it does not the children dressed in every con made ice cream. The Harbison :. ter, Jessica, and nine-month-old have a constructive program for the youth. This is one ceivable kind of costume. As the cake walk had 29 cakes donated ; daughter, Allison, · ~isited his par by the mothers, all beautifully dec- I ents at the family home, Sky organization th·e entire community should support. participants paraded across the auditorium stage the funniest cos orated for Halloween, and all were Mesa, last weekend. tume, the tiniest participant, the won by participants. ~ * ~ INTIMATE GLIMPSES prettiest costume were chosen. Mrs. Marsha Strohl, mother of The Women's Guild of the Al- 1 Mrs. Lucille Wooldridge, chair Mrs. Carolyn Palthe who was visit- pine Community Congregational Continued from Page 1 picious of much touted bargains. man of the PTA Ways and Means ing from Willows, California, was IChW:ch had their birthday lunch started on a magazine's contents, * * *· Committee, who was in charge of the winner in the rug raffle. The eon m Fuller Hall Wednesday, and I have to root out the hawkers in "It's the little things that the carnival at Alpine stated that rug was a loomed rag rug donated spent a full day working on prep card form." count," we know, and "Mighty she was particularly rthankful tu to the PTA for this purpose. arations for the annual Christmas 'l:l * * oaks from little acorns grow," and the group of teenage boys who put The winners in the Costume bazaar set for December 7; The This is much more offensive the weter and the stone bit we up the booths and helped in run Parade at Harbison were Kathy women also began to make their when it happens in an old re· admit, yet we wail about the over- ning them. She reported that the Warner as the prettiest, Eddie Christmas cakes, with Mrs. H. H. spected periodical, than in some whelming problems on every hand affair was a financial success for Hommerickhouse the most original, Latham and Mrs. Rennie Hollett lesser one. When the magazine w~ich starte_d j~st as sneakil~ as I the PTA and wished to thank all and Randy McCann the funniest. the cake committee. These delici- your grandmother counted on be- thts card tnck m the magazmes. the persons who helped in run Mrs. Virgie Presley, president · ous cakes will be on sale at. the gins to try to con the subscriber, If only we good humored Ameri- ning it, and the whole community of the Harbison PTA, reports that bazaar. it is not only irritating; it is sad- cans would be a little less patient for the wonderful support. their carnival, also, was a finan .,:, u * dening as well. One more Ameri- with the little things that irritate At the Harbison Carnival there cial success, and stated that the The William Ellsbergs were de- can precept has been violated. us, perhaps they would not so were many of the same game cooperation of all the members lghtfully entertained last week at One more affront to our personal easily become the big national is- booths available including bowl- was responsible. the Premier of the movie "Fow· freedom of choice. We choose sues that alarm us. We've got the v8iii~r:;:;;;;;;~@i~iiim;;;;;;,1ifi~~T~~~r~~iiii For Texas" as the guest of Victor the magazine because we want to habit of easy-going indulgence of Buono, one of the film's stars. Mr. read its published contents and impositions on our time, temper Buono, a San Diego actor who we accept the advertising that and economy. Well, here's one has succeeded very well in Holly· goes with this, but we don't bar- citizen isn't gonna let this one wood, also invited the Ellsbergs to ain for the mail-in sales card trick get by without a howl at his party afterwards where they g 1 stuck between the pages. It's least. met many "names" from the thea- comparative to ordering a meal _Anybody with me? New Year's in a restaurant and then having Will be her,e before you can say 1 the waiter shove a placard at you RESOLVED. I 1"':::.~::' !~irt~d,/ greeting, to our congenial librarian, Mrs. Eliz with the soup urging you to buy IPh C a side of beef, or a case of house one ompany abeth West who celebrated her birthday on Halloween night. Her or a ne;< bedroom rug, or j Continued from Page 1 pain~, callers wisher her happy birthday a shp-proof girdle,. or w~atever, I toll-free areas proposed would when all you came m for ls a de- f 'bl in between their trick or treats. . d f t 0 eas1 e. '\':r ~ ·* cent dl!1ner, a~ Y?U pre er The supplementary study sug- Cute sight last week on South buy all these thmgs m the market gests a schedule of increases in Grade Road, Chuckie Smith, son place when you need them and rates for the different types of of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith feel like shopping and ~ on. _of service, and also suggests addi· doing a big business in pumpkin course, some people mtght hke tiona! areas that would become that kind of restaurant, but not toll-free. sales- pumpkins he grew himself. me. But then I'm always sus- 1:t ~ .,:, The ~ffect on the Alpine sub The Alpine Lutheran Women's scribers as suggested by the Residence on Guy Phelps lot at the Star "D" Ranch shortly after Group held an organization meet TelepHone Company, according to it was moved there· and put in position. Blocking is still in place to ing last week according to Mrs. Letter To Editor Mr. Records, would be to reduce allow the building of the foundations and basement. Bea LaForce, Alpine Authoress Schweiker. She also announces r - Letters must nave signature the monthly rate for business that a Youth meeting will be held a11d address, be subject to being phones rrom $18.50 per .month HOUSE MOVED FROM LEMON GROVE on Sunday, November 17, at 6 condensed and will not be re plus tax to $14 per month plus p.m. in the Alpine Woman's Club turned. The opinions expressed tax. A residential single-party Continued from Page 1 a connection to the existing Rio house. are the opinions of the writers line would increase from $6.65 per oped as a home for the Phelps water m a in in Alpine Heights ~ ~ .,:, and may not necessarily reflect month plus tax to $6.75 per month family, and it is expected that it Road. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoistad were the opinions of the Alpine Echo. plus tax, and a residential two- will be completed the early part hosts over the weekend to Mrs. ~ ~ * party line would increase from of next year. OBITUARY Christman from Whittier and her Dear Editor: $5.1·0 per month plus tax to $5.25 The home is being developed son, Dr. Dave Christman and his My committee and I would like per month plus tax. on a sloping lot which will per- Edward L. Stevens wife, Muriel and their three chil to take this opportunity to thank Also, the toll-free areas would mit the foundation to be built a Edward L. Stevens passed away dren Dottie, Dave and Donna, and our many friends and neighbors be expanded to include telephones sufficient height to construct a last Saturday at his home at 1466 also to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey who donated to and attended the in National City, Chula Vista, partial basement under the house. Olivewood Lane, Alpine. He was and their three children, Debra, pot-luck dinner we gave at the Coronado, Pacific Beach, La Jolla The subdivision lies on a gently 91 years of age, a native of Idaho, Denise and Diane. Live Oak Springs Resort last Sat and San Ysidro. At the present rolling area sloping to the North and had been a rancher for 50 * * tf urday, November 3. time Alpine subscribers can reach and has an excellent view of El "ears. He was a resident of San The third cub scout den for the Especially we wish to thank the 199,319 other telephones toll-free. \Capitan and the mountains to Diego County for the past seven Alpine pack was formed at the Litho Printing Company of Moreno The proposed change would in- the North. Mr. Phelps has sold years. last regular meeting. Mrs. Wil Lake, Jim West of the Live Oak crease this number to 273,790. two 5-acre parcels, and is now He is survived by his son, Byron liam Sansoucie will serve as den Springs Resort for his generosity Mr. Records stressed the point having a road constructed to serve Stevens, of the Oilvewood Lane mother assisted by Mrs. Colleen and the entertainment, and also that this supplementary study has these two parcels and his own address, a niece, Mrs. Dee Rhoads Ingalls. New scouts are Billy In Father Keller for the announce been prepared by the Telephone home site. Fred Rushing, local of Santa Barbara, and a grand galls, David Judd, Mike Sansoucie, ment he made, which altogether Company for the consideration of grading contractor, is constru!'t· niece, Betty Payne, now residing Robert Weeks and Philip Widdel. made the affair a huge success. the Commission and that it may ing the road which will be graded in Phoenix. Many thanks again. be as long as two years before a and oiled. A water service 1 i n e Private services were held Sat Mrs. and *Mrs. * Jack* Isaacs en- Babe (Johnson) determination of rate changes and Iwill be installed in the new road urday at Paris Mortuary in El tertained Jack's brother and faro Campo, California service area can go into effect. way to serve the home sites from Cajon, followed by cremation. Continued on Page 5 November 7, 1963 THE ALPINE ECHO Page Five
d.ren. Mark this date on your cal at the County Road Station, due I pine DEERHORN DEHESA endar and plan to be there! to recent illness. The Harpers Continued from Page 4 VALLEY By KATHRYN HEINZ ~ -a -e: will be greatly missed by every 'ly from Lakewood over the week By ROY WALLIN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed have A word of thanks to the many one who knew them, and we hope end. They made a trip to Tijuana Hang onto your tractor seats on sold their home and will move to people who worked so hard on that Mr. Harper will be feeling ·o buy pinatas to be used at account of Goldie and Frank El Cajon by the first of Decem- the Halloween Carnival to make better soon. A new foreman has Christm·lS time. On Sunday they Gute are back! "Beeping" the ber. Dehesa Valley will miss this it a big success. Some of these not been selected to take Mr. made a trip to the San Diego zoo. horn as they passed Frank and fine family. people included chairmen and Harper's place. tl ~ R -o n -o Jane Meanea's place, they arrived -cr -o their committees for planning, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Malevenda Mr. J. Thanner of Viejas View just before Civic Club meeting Miss Sandra Withcraft was a those who spent an entire evening entertained with a card party at ne entered El Cajon Valley Hos time last Friday evening. As you weekend guest of Kathy Vockrodt. setting up the booths, and· every- their home on Saturday evening. pital on Tuesday and is reported probably know (and if you don't, ~ u v one who worked at the Carnival They reported having a good turn o be doing fine. read this!) Frank and Goldie Seven members of the Sycuan to make it so enjoyable for the have been up at their summer 4-H Horse Activity Group went on children, who, needless to say, out, and everyone had a good -tz tl tl place on Pend O'Reille Lake in a trail ride to Sloan's Canyon Sun- had a wonderful time! time. Also in El Cajon Valley Hos BayvU!w, Idaho since the first day. -o '" t- ital is Mrs. Louise Moore, recent of July. Goldie looks and sounds -e: -et -e: The carpet layers were at the Dulzura - Barrett ewcomer to the area and aunt of as if she's in the pink of condi- Two new pupils registered at Chapel of the Hills last week lay- ~rs . Betty Isaacs. Mrs. Moore un- tion; and although Frank didn't Dehesa School this week. Richard ing the new carpet purchased for 1 erwent major surgery on Wednes get his deer, he did bag his elk. and Rebecca Aubuchan are the the church by the W.S.C.S. These Junction ~ay and is progressing satisfac A warm welcome to you both, new residents at 5064 Dehesa Road ladies have worked hard, using By LaVERNE POWELL torily. we've missed you! and are the children of Mr. and funds from the Fashion Show, Mr. and Mrs. Theron Eaton are * tl 'tl Mrs. William Bowlen Jr. and the Plant Sale last Spring the proud grandparents of a new With regard to the November -o ~ --o to make this possible. baby girl, Tamarra Lynn Eaton, who was born November 2, and CAMPO meeting of the Deerhorn Valley The Dehesa Valley Riders were -et -et 1:1 y FAY FARRIS Civic Club last Friday night in trick or treating on horseback The W.S.C.S. held a 24-hour weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. The Board members ef Mt_. Empire the Deerhorn Lodge __ . all posi- Thursday evening. Prayer Vigil at the Chapel -of the very happy parents are Mr. and epublican Women, Federated tive action on the road-naming "" ~ -cr Hills on November 2. Mrs. Ted Eaton of Santa Monica. q ~ ~ ' et at the home of Muriel Utt as well as the election of officers Mr. and Mrs. Don Vockrodt were * ~ tl ast week, and made plans for for the coming year was post- Pomona business visitors Friday Mrs. Corinne Foster, formerly Mrs. Eadie Mae Hunsberger is he next meeting which was held poned until the next meeting morning. of La Posta Ranch left Honolulu tired of that "old" car that's about his we e k on Thursday at the (December 6th) so as to enable --o -o tl on March 7, 1963 on a trip around two and a half weeks old, and de orne of Rubye Clark in Descanso. ALL members of our community George Budurin and John Bal- the world. She arrived in San cided to buy a new Pontiac. tl ~ tl -t. tl -o to be present to voice their linger attended a Progressive din- Diego last Monday at noon on the Gwen Leach of Campo was opinion and cast their vote. Paul ner at the La Mesa Church of S.S. Orcades, P.O. Orient Lines. The Mother's Club of Dulzura aken to El Cajon Valley Hospital Haughey Jr. has been granted Christ Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Orbom, together gave the school and pre-school children a Halloween party after n Saturday a week ago, and had permission by Walt Wolfe, presi- -ct u u with other friends took her out school. Later, at the Community urgery on the following Monday. dent of the Civic Club, to talk to Mr. and Mrs. Don Vockrodt and to lunch and visited friends in Building, there was a party for he expects to remain in the hos- the club on present developments family and John A. Heinz at- the afternoon. She returned to ital for 10 days. We wish her a and futurP. plans at Barrett Lake tended the El Cajon-Monte Vista the ship, which left at midnight everyone with doughnuts, punch peedy recovery. . Estates, at the December meeting. High School football game Friday to return to Honolulu. This was and coffee. tl tl tl I Looks like a full as well as inter- evening. 1 Mrs. Foster's first visit back to Mr. Charles Rassmusson is home lt "1f esting agenda so let's all mark "R -u tl this area for several years. * for a visit between trips at the Another group of members of it on the calendar and make a Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Newmann .fl tl -cr omemakers C 1 u b of Campo point to be there! Mrs. Marta of the Sycuan 4-H Club celebrated Glenn Kay will be discharged home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ourneyed to Tecate, U.S.A., on Krause was the winner of the their wedding anniversary Satur- from the Army in a few weeks, Joe Rassmusson. [l:lesday_last week, and worked on d · t 1 t ln-"d day and will return to his job with tl tl * Chnstmas pro]· ect. A delici·ous oor prize a as t 1 ay's meet- . - ...... Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bowen and he ing, and that delicious~ chocolate .. "' w the U. S. Forest Service. :Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Chula uncheon was served by the host- and applesauce cakes were home- Ken Vockrodt, George Budurin ·.:: --o -o ~ss Mary Hutchinson, and a very baked by our hostess, Jane Mean- and John Heinz and sons, John Our new Avon representative Vista were out to visit their sister, leasant day was enjoyed by the ea. and David were Poway visitors in this area is Mrs. Kay Baker, Mrs. Jay Pittman of Barrett. ollowing: Josephine Hite. Letitia Monday evening. who can be reached by calling * '* tl 0 712 ~!itaite, JanePinto Baxter, of Tecate. Marian Dell Pearce Niel: Thd 1sb. past . ~teekend"' n was brigh_t - * * * 445 ·2 · Kay took over f r o m Mrs. Gloria DeScala's nephew is ,~ ene t Project meetings for the Sycuan Mrs. Russell Wick, who is busy visiting with her and her family. sen, · Ardelle · Craft, Pb o e be · Y a viSl ·: 0 our commum.ty 4-H Club willbe hel(f at the ..horrie with theii- Lamplighter Gifts artd • · -tt • -tr -tr frhompson, Marie Martin Marie of . two old f~Iends and_ forme~ of Mr. and Mrs. Don Vockrodt Rock Shop in Guatay, which fea- Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs have a new Lindemann, Fay Farris of Lake 1I neighbors , Emil and Sybil Melfi, S t d B f d · · tures rocks, J·ewelry, and various "Chevv1·e." !Morena and Pearl Seymour of pres~ntly of ~anner. Emil is a ur ay. ee • airy, swme, sheep n tl tl r-;,trero. lookmg exceptionally well in and the beginners sewing group handmade gifts including chil- spite of his recent operation and will meet. Of particular interest dren's clothes and Barbie dresses. Sir Red and Charlotte Holcomb celebrated their anniversary with * 'A' * convalescence. The Melfi's and to valley residents will be a dem- tl tl tl friends in Tecate, Mexico. , Lake Morena Woman's Club their friends visited several onstration in animal hoof trimming Mrs. Loretta Thing and Mrs. tl tl tl . ·' ill hold a rummage sale at the friends up on the "Hill" and and care. Joan Chaverria were hostesses at The Mother's Club made quite lub Room adjoining the Print dropped in on the Lodge to visit tl tl a Stanley Products Party at the * a fair amount of money from their hop in Morena Village on Sat- Emil's handiwork there, the dual The Sycuan 4-H community Hal- home of Mrs. Chaverria on Oct. ~rday, November 9. The ladies fireplace of local granite, as well loween party was held at the home 30. Decorated cupcakes and cof- rummage sale last Saturday. ave collected a large amount of as his former neighbors gathered of_ Mr. ~nd Mrs. Wayne Brown fee were enjoyed by the ladies. ood clothing and some furniture there. with 77 m attendance. Apples on * * -cr HARBISON or this sale. Do not miss this op- * tl -cr strings, ~obblng for apples, games Visitors at the home of Mr. , ortunity. The hours will be 9:00 Dave Barnum's accordion cou- 1 ~nd dancmg ":~s . enjoyed by all. A and Mrs. Elmer Wolin over the lBy BETTYE CARPENTER .m. to 5:00 p.m. pled with the strumming strings spook house m the old Poker weekend included Mrs. Wolin's Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gray (Louise of King Davis and Lloyd Miller Flatz_ Ghost Town, complete with brother, Albert Christenson, and Newton) became the proud new ~ --o ~ provided a "sing-along" atmos- ge~ume - ~tch was particularly her nil~ce, Miss Martha Casad of 1 parents of a boy born october 30. Arvilla Leach Johnson and her phere in the Lodge last Saturda enJoyed by the m_any children in Escondido on Saturday night. On He has been named Dennis Wayne wo children are at the Leach night Y attlendance. Contmuous refresh- Sunday, they were visited by an- and has a brother at home Wil- .ome at Cameron Corners while · ments of punch, cookies, dough- other niece, Miss Mary Ann Casad liam Karl. Little Dennis wa~ bom er mother is in the hospital. Her . ~ ,. n Inuts , cake and coffee was served and a friend, also of Escondido. prematurely and weighed only 4 usband, Larry, brought them Talkmg about Dave (you too, throughout the evening Also home for the day were Miss lbs., 5 ounces at birth. He will re- ver from Tempe, Arizona the Sarah!), he's really in the hole -CT -cr ~ • Rose Wolin, and Buddy Rogers. main in the hospital until he gains ay her mother went to the hos- over his pl~ce on Mont~ Robles I The Halloween party for the R * * enough weight and vitality to be ital. Acres · · · literally, that 1s! Every children of Dehesa School spon- Mr. Darnall has been driving sent home. Louise and Karl are ~ 'A' 'A' weekend, their labors deepen the sored by the Mothers Club' was a the school bu~ due to the illness now living in Spring Valley but Horse accidents seem to be well a. fe,w feet. Let's hope that tremendous success Friday. A fish- of the bus dnver, Mr. Moudy. are in the canyon quite often to uite prevalent in the Campo water Isn t too many feet further ing booth, dart game, bean bag * * * visit "Grandma Marie." rea recently. Juanita Anderson down. game, miniature golf and apples Mr. and Mrs. Pike Hollett and --o -CT -e: £ Buckman Springs R a d and -ct t: t: on strings with a never-ending family visited with relatives in It is a pleasure to report that er family had just acquired0 a In talking to "Mac" McCalmont prize supply kept the children oc- Descanso last week while they the Halloween Carnival was very orse, and one night last week of P. D. McCalmont Realty in Ja- cupied for the two-hour duration. wer: here. for s.everal days on ooccessful and well attended. All t wandered away, and a neighbor mul, the conversation got around Continuous refreshments of cook- ?usmess. ·P_lke and Tudy are living the food was sold early in the eve elephoned them about midnight to some of the local mail being ies and punch were served. Moth- m Pulga, m Northern California, ning and it was estimated that o say they had seen it. When mis-sent to San Quentin before ers Club members assisting were where Pike is employed by the about 200 people were served hey reached the spot it had been getting around to Jamul .. . well, Mrs. Virginia Vockrodt president, Division of Highways. throughout the evening. Yours . een it could not be located, and I mentioned the same problem in Mrs. Bet~y Everson vice president, n o tl truly came home with a lovely as finally found in Canyon City my last week's column with re- Mrs. Wayne Brown secretary- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harper angel food cake which Cory won est of Campo. While Mr. An- gard to som_e of the mail up this- treasurer, Mrs. D. Conoway, Mrs. have moved to Escondido, after in the Cake Walk. Of course we erson drove the car, Juanita sat away ... figure there must be a Ira Denton, Mrs. Clyde Horstman, Mr. Harper retired as foreman Continued on Page 8 ·n the back holding a rope small town served by the San Mrs. John Heinz, Mrs. Wayne ~
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Alpine by a correct Insertion. · Honest Prices The Alpine Echo reserves the right to revise or restrict any advertisement It 40 Years In Electronics deems objectionable and to change tlle 120-Trucks, Tractors, Campers cfasslflcatlon !rom that ordered to con· form to thP 1>ollcy o! this newspaper 1950 %-TON International truck George Lengbridge with Telephone Co. (Tower Deadline For Classified Ads Body), 6 cyl. eng., 4-speed shift, TUESDAY NOON 445-3885 Alpine $300. R. J. Wellband, Cor. Pine Blvd. and Valley View Trail, Wednesday Riders lined up for photo at the Archers home on 4-SPECIAL------NOTICES------105-SWAPS OF ALL KINDS Pine Valley, 473-8373. Eltinge Drive upon their return from their Alpine trail ride. Mancil Photo THE PRICE IS RIGHT! IF IT'S NOT WORTH SWAPPING, it's not worth saving. Try the Rules Established Ranch fresh eggs NEW Santee Swap Meet, 8790 Summer Tour llorses! llorses! Cheaper by the do-zens Cuyamaca St. 448-8904 For Orange Juice Continued from Page 3 Continued from Page 3 GRADE A LARGE CRAX: Leaning Tower of Pisa and at the 106-LIVESTOCK & SliPPLIES first in Western Pleasure Open. 2% doz., 99c 5 doz., $1.93 The Feder al Food and Drug Ad· Lido in Venice. At Innsbrurck, After he got to the show, Frank ScoHy and Ed Zimmer r FOR SALE-4-H steers, 500 lb. ministration has announced that capital of the Austrian Tirol,( tour remembered that Flurida and Bon 3 mi. E. of Alpine on Hwy. 80 Angus. See at Immenschuh new rules have been established ists will cross the German border nett are half-sisters, so entered Ranch on Dehesa Rd. for labels used on orange juice on their way to Munich to observe them in the Get of Sire class as 11-SERVICES OFFERED products offered for sale. Bavarian life. the get of American Eagle and The new rules will go into ef· In .Cologne an early morning took a first in this class. Amer I TROPHIES j feet on July 1, 1964. boat trip on the Rhine River will ican Eagle is owned by Rhoma H. George T. Larrick, Commission bring the group to Bonn, capital Cox of Riverside, and he has given I Rl~g~NllCNE;RE~'1~G er of Food and Drug, states that of West Germany. From Germany, us permission to enter anytime we ! Norbob Trophy Co. the principal requirements of the the tour will continue to Brussels, have the opportunity in the Get of 445 Arnold Way 445·3123 new rules are that orange juice Amsterdam and London. Sire classes. Alpine products that have been heated Those who take advantage of the * 'll" * 1 to destroy enzymes and micro six units of college credit being Last week on Wednesday morn- HORSE SHOEII'.IG. NJW COLLINS. organisms to make it keep longer offered, must be enrolled as stu inng, a group of ride_rs from the Corrective work a spec1alty. Ph. shall be labeled · "pasteurized or dents of San Diego State. El Cajon Valley area trailered HI 2-3987. ange juice" or with some similar their horses to the Archers home SADDLES designation and also that the use on Eltinge and South Grade. of the word "fresh" in commer- Cautr"on Urged When Harold Archer is a member of HI 5-3665 New and Used cially packed orange juice prod- Drr·.~,:ng Jn Fog this informal riding group which it TED WHITT PLUMBING also ucts will not be permitted as u• gets together each Wednesday and tends to confuse and mislead the With one of winter's most rides in a different area around P. 0. Box 566 Alpine, Calif. SADDLE AND TACK customers. treacherous driving hazards-fog the county. Jim Whitt AI Wickens REPAIR -now confronting motorists al Last week 15 riders participated, most daily in many areas of the starting out from the Archer's Beer Sale In Stadium state, several trip on fog driving home and riding through Palo WHY SEPARATE YOUR GREEN'S HAY BARN are offered by the California High Verde Ranch to the Riding and RUBBISH & GARBAGE? Is Delayed way Patrol. Hiking Trail and then south to a 2538 Highway 80 Ph. 445-2259 pleasant encalyptus grove where WE HAUL IT MIXED- The State Alcoholic Beverage PICKUPS TWICE WEEKLY Reduce your speed and turn on they had their lunch, and returned Control Department had issued a your headlamps. These, declares to the Archers. Alpiners who Beeson's Disposal Service APPALOOSAS license for the sale of beer during California Highway Patrol Commis 445-3029 joined in the ride, other than I well - colored yearling filly. the San Diego Charger football sioner Bradford M. Crittenden, Harold, were his father, George Mares in foal to Missoula Arrow, games in Balboa Stadium. rank as the first and second most LOCKSMITH Archer, Jack Berg and Alice Joker Blue and Joker Red. Year- However, an appeal was filed by important requirements for safe Hilltop Supply Guatay Irvine, both of Tavern Road. ling colts, ready to start train- a resident of the City of San Di- driving in fog. 473-8461 or 445-2133 The other riders were Chuck ing. ego to the A. B. C. Department "The state's basic speed law now Mills, Mrs. Nat Eggert, Nita Han :21-EMPLOYMENT WOMEN Willow Glen Farm 445-2393 regarding the sale of beer in the states that weather and visibility cock, Irene Brauer, Mural Brown, AVON CALLING! Representatives FOR SALE-R A b' stadium stating that the issuance are factors that must be considered Bernie Gray, Billie Leith, Marvel . eg. ra Ian mare, of the license would "put the Earl while you learn. Training I in determining whether a given Kling, Dan Young, Elmer McClain m foal, green b~oke, so~nd, Government stamp of approval on speed endangers the safety of per given. 445-2616. gentle-Reg. Arabian stallion, the use f bl' f - ·t· d · · and Lester Kling. This group en • 0 pu IC aCl1 I IeS a JOIIl- sons or property," Crittenden said. joys riding in the Alpine area, has ndden Eng. and West. Pro- ' ing schools and in the park for 65-WANTED TO RENT "That means that driving at the and plan to come out again before duces exceL foals. Call 445·2221. the massive selling of alcoholic GARAGE or room for furniture normal speed limit is illegal if long. 109-DOGS & CATS beverages." storage in Alpine area, John fog makes that speed unsafe. Amundson, Pres. Alpine Ceme TINY TOT CHIHUAHUA KENNEL The protest will delay the issu- "Headlamps must be turned on The Pequeno* Riders* * plan to have tery. 443-1750 eves. Puppies available - Stud service ance of the license until after the \vhen visibility is such that a per a breakfast ride this coming Sat 144 Frances Dr., H. C. 445-2085 protest is heard and a decision son or vehicle is not clearly dis urday morning. After a two-hour made by the Department. 90 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BOARDING & GROOMING cernible for 500 feet. Never use ride, the kids willbe served break parking lights instead of head- fast prepared by Alice Irvine who HOTPOINT electric range. All Spice Hill Kennel Appointment Please 445-2504 lamps; they are not only ineffec is hoping that some of the other push button, fully automatic, tive but are illegal to use as driv mothers will be able to give her a excel. condition. Sacrifice for ENGLISH POINTERS and Rhodesi ing lights." hand. quick sale, $39. Helland Appl. an Ridgebacks, AKC Reg. from Other tips for safe fog driving On Saturday, November 16 the 226 W. Main, El Cajon, 442-9236. champion stock. Excellent pets. CALL are: Riders plan to have a bake sale in Also some of top breeding and Increase your following distance. the center of Alpine to help them show quality. Call 445-2393 or A sudden slowdown ahead then raise the funds necessary for the 445-2616. won't find you short of room to organization to become a member Adding Machine stop. 112-LANDSCAPING, SUPPLIES 445-2616 of the California State Horsemen's Be alert for side traffic. A car Association. The bake goods are PINE ACRES TREE NURSERY entering from a side road is not being donated by the mothers and Underwood Manual Oleanders 59c easily seen, and a split second may other women who are interested 1267 Arnold Way, Alpine 445-3037 save you from a collision. Good Condition FOR in this new riding group. 116--TRAILERS $35.00 445-2393 1957-31 FT. Flamingo, excellent condition, elec. brakes all four CLASSIFIED wheels, elec. and butane water YES, WE DO PRINT heaters, completely furnish~d. ~ - - PATRONIZE Ready to move in. Incls. 20 ft. canvas awning and patio chairs. ADS OUR On fenced, landscaped corner, Lot No. 0-21, De Anza Trailer ADVERTISERS Harbor. Key at L-5.
THE EAST SAN DIEGO PRESS 4020 FAIRMOUNT AVE. PHONE AT 4·0392 Drive-In Entrance Free Parking Thursday, November 7, 1963 THE ALPINE ECHO Page Seven SCHRADE REPORTS ON LEGISLATION Area Births How to shape ·our state govern· a consultant to study what should · Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ALPINE ment so it will best perform its be done about "culturally de· Harman of Jacumba, a boy on Oc· many functions is a perennial prived" children. Others which tober 14 at El Cajon Valley Hos problem for us Legislators. Over attracted less public attention are pital. the years since our first session a workmen's compensation study GARDENER ~ 'Cl ~ By JEAN McCULLOUGH in Gold Rush days, we have spent commission; a commission on man· much of our time aligning and re power; automation and technolo Born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel aligning governmental operations gy; an urban policy council; and Humbarger of Jamul, a girl on Here in Southern California is some manure and leave the places and units to assure maximum ef· a mental retardation study coun October 25, weighing 8 pounds, 2 not like in colder climates, we do · until January or February when ficiency and economy. New serv cil. ounces, at Grossmont Hospital. 1 not have to put our gardens to the new roses come in. ices have had to be dove-tailed With all of these to advise state bed for a long cold winter. We Take a good look around for into the existing framework, and officers and departments, we Leg Before You Buy or' Sell just go right on preparing for an· some new material for your gar changing technology and society islators can expect at least one or CONTACT US FIRST other season. But this is really the den. There are many ornamental have required frequent reshaping two new problems to be handed PIERCE time for stock-taking and renovat- grasses to give a different look to of older organizations. us within the next couple of REALTY COMPANY ing. certain places ·in the garden; such Our 1963 regular session, like years. ALPINE OFFICE First, clear out all the old debris, as, around a s~all pool or ~round its predecessors, devoted much at· Complete Notary Service dried leaves, stocks of bloomed· a rock formahon .. Festuca Js one tention to state organization. Many RENTALS out plants and shrubs. Save these of th~ ~owe~ g~owmg gra~es. T~y proposals to add new functions Fashion Show 2237 Highway 80 dried leaves, etc., which are not c~mbt m_ng tt m a parkmg stnp or to expand existing ones were Continued from Page 2 infected with fungus or any other wtth brick or coarse gravel, or try dropped into the hopper. There HI 5-3603 HI 5-3035 diseases for your compost heap it featured w~th succule~ts. New was also a continuance of the pro· something beautiful from her shop mixed with a little soil and wa· Zealand flax IS a grass-like plant gram to streamline the executive as a door prize. Mrs. Black de· tered enough to keep damp off with red flowers, nice to grow in departments to improve opera· serves a vote of thanks for her PETROLANE GAS SERVICE in an out-of-the-way corner. with Fountain grass around a pool. tions, which was begun in 1961. splendid effort in putting on this For Modern Meter Service Once this cleanup job is accom· !hese are tall enough to reflect The most important change en very interesting show and all Get Instant heat tor clean, smoke 111 less cooking, plentltul hot water, all plished, exchange some of the top- a pool. . . acted into law from the stand· members are urged to be present. weather drying, fast clean, year soil for some new fertilizer. Then Then there ts the Horsetail grass, point of potential tax savings and round comfort with LP-Gas. Meter- Mrs. Orville Palmer is hostess. er gas costs no more, In tact. the you are ready to put your new taller still, up to three feet or efficiency was the establishment r::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::====:::· 1 more you use, the tower your rate' plans into operation. It may be more. Has a great plume for a of a new General Services Depart Established 1875 \ that some of your older rose flower. It's a root creeper and ment. This organization is de· 13262 bushes have become played out. perhaps better grown in a tub. signed to take over all of the PERCY H. GOODWIN HIWAY 80 Pull them out, aerate the soil There will b~ o~her orname~tal "housekeeping" functions previous COMPANY EL CAJON where they have been, then add grasses you will fmd at nurseries. ly assigned to the Finance Depart Why not try ·out some of them Now offers to the Mountain Em· 443-3807 ment-such as property manage pire Area through its El Cajon just for a change? ment. plU'chasing, communications Office complete real estate and and the like-and certain advisory insurance service. Listings COKE'S I services to other state depart promptly checked. Coanty Mosqaito ments, relating to management, COMPANY KITCHEN auditing and procedures. PERCY H. GOODWIN I Population Booms The idea for such a housekeep Last week we began our recipes . , ing depa!tment in Califorma gcv· 490 North Magnolia Avenue 442-8871 El Cajon with prickly pear or cactus apples. San Diego County s freak Sep- ernment gc.es back some fifteen We certainly hope you have tried weather brought_ a popula t~mber years, when a "Little Hoover" them or at least put them in a Ihon boo~ among mosqmtoes. The commission first recommended it, "to try later box," as many of us heavy rams left ma~y pools of but a similar agency in the fed· do. I have a friend in Spring Val- water wher~ mosqmtoes could t:ral governm.:mt has demo11slratcd ley who has shoe boxes full of breed. The mtense that fol h~at tls value over a period of ye'lrii recipes. Needless to say, some of lowed .tspeeded tht: thfe cycle. of Empire Markel Also included in the new de CUSTOM BUTCHERING them are tried on her family and rr:osqm l)es so a ge~eratwns NEXT TO POSTOFFICE Many a pleasant were produced more rapidly. In partment !U'e the offices of the CUTTING AND WRAPPING o thers are s tored . h k' 1' ht t h bl' State Architect and the State PROCESSING AND hour has been spent scanning these c ec mg Ig _raps, t e pu tc Quality Meats and Produce health entomologist found the mos- Printer, and the division of ad SELLING FOR FREEZERS recipes. quito population had apparently ministrative procedures, which PRICKLY PEAR JELLY handles hearings and protests in Hours 9 to 6 Slice prickly pear pulp into increased fourfold in three weeks after the first rain. matters relating to the wide varie Phone 445-2105 VIRGIL WAKE large pieces. Place in saucepan ty of state licenses for businesses Closed Sunday and add water to nearly cover. Mosquito breeding may occur in 2358 Tavern Rd. Alpine wading pools, small or portable and professions. 445-2752 Cook over low heat until fruit is Such a department may not at very soft. Pour into jelly bag swimming pools not equipped with skimmers and ornamental pools. first glance seem too important to which has been moistened with the average citizen. However, it hot water; let drip 12 hours. Bring To prevent mosquito breeding, rec reational pools without skimmers will rank as the sixth largest de· juice to a boil, boil five minutes. partment of the state, will have CALL ON ·L08AL TRADESMEN Remove from heat. Skim, measure should be drained dry every five days. Ornamental pools should be more than 4,000 employees (most· and add three-quarter sugar and ly transferred from Finance), and one tablespoon fresh lemon or lime stocked with mosquito-eating Gam busia fish, available free of charge will control more than $300 mil FOR YOUR JOBS juice for each cup of juice. Boil lion in state expenditures per until jellying point is reached. through the Mosquito Control THEY ARE TAXPAYERS, Service at 5555 Overland Avenue. year, for purchasing, construction, Laddie into hot, sterilized jars. Competent and Reliable Pools not stocked with fish should p ri n~ing, and allocatiOYJ tv loc:Jl Seat at once. be treated with insecticide weekly. government. The Legislative FOR LICENSED Analyst has estimated the add!· CONTRACTORS- PRICKLY* *PEAR * ICE t'.tmal cost of the new department lf4 cup sugar EL Cap Band at $150,000. Obviously, if it is to W. L. WEEKS CONST. CO. 2 tsp. unflavored gelatin be successful, the agency must ef· fed economies far greater than MA TZENER CONST. CO. 1 cup pineapple-grapefruit juice Winter Program KEITH BRABAZON beverage tliat :nuount. The El Capitan Black and Gold --2 cups prickly pear puree The record also shows that the BOB DEPUE (printed in Oct. 31 issue of Band, under the direction of Carl 1963 Legislature established some Thompson, has a busy schedule Echo) 20 commissions or committe~s to FOR BUILDERS- planned for the month of Novem· lh cup lemon juice carry on studies or pilot opera ber. DICK LANE - TONY MUDD 2 egg whites tions in various fields. Some 200 On November 16, ·the band will BILL SAN SOUCI - HUGH TRAIL 1fil tsp. salt memberships in these bodies were Combine sugar and gelatin with participate in the Autumn Band provided, to be filled by appoint- For Building Material and Information Call the pineapple-grapefruit JUICe, Review, on the 23rd in the Arcadia ment. The Legislative Analyst Band Revied, on the 24th in the heat until the gelatin is dissolved. Mother Goose Parade, and on the has estimated their total cost at Add the prickly pear puree and 30th at the All-Western Band Re· about $1 million per year. AL HINKLE LUMBER lemon juice, cool. Turn into a 445-2184 view at Long Beach. On December Most prominent during their Hiway 80, Alpine refrigerator freezing tray. Set your 8 they will take part in the Hunt refrigerator controls at lowest legislative consideration were the ington Beach Review. temperature. When the combina· new California arts commission Last year the Black and Gold tion has frozen until mushy, re· Band won a fourth place in their of 15 members, and the office of move to a bowl and beat well. division at both Long Beach and compensatory education with a 17· Beat egg whites with salt until THE ALPINE ECHO Corona. member advisory commission and stiff but not dry, fold into prickly Enclosed $ ...... pear mixture. Again freeze until P. 0. Box 8, Alpine, Calif. mushy, beat again. Freeze until firm. Makes about one quart. Please enter my subscription to The Alpine Echo PRICKLY PEAR MILK SHAKES ALPINE TRUCKING SERVICE 1 cup prickly pear puree 2131 HIGHWAY 80, ALPINE In San Diego County: In U.S. and outside 1 pt. vanilla ice cream San Diego County: Per year ...... $3.00 lh cup light cream or milk ROCK - SAND - GRANITE - COLORED ROCK Per year ...... $3.50 Few grains salt GRADING - TRACTOR WORK Two years ...... $5.50 Outside United States: 2 tablespoons lemon juice Three years ...... $7.50 Beat all the ingredients to Per year ...... $4.50 gether, using an electric blender (or beat very vigorously with a Fine Roads NAI\m ...... rotary beater). Makes about three BLACKTOPPED - OIL PENETRATION cups. Address ...... - ...... For an interesting variation, you 445-2188, or can add quarter cup white or red City...... Zone.. . _ Stata... - ...... Port wine to the above recipe be· JACK HOlSTAD 445-2414 fore you beat it. THE ALPINE ECHO Thursday, November 7, 1963
fee and lots of smiling faces. your nice letter. I was very en· in the area for a two year period a Turkey Dinner that's to be held Harbison v R 'Cl joied to read that you arrived so that the students in the Mt. at the Chapel of the Hills Metho Continued from Page 5 Chick Gfeller had the first there in good health and good Empire district will have a chance dist Church in Descanso on No didn't get home with a whole cake meeting of the "Light Horse Ac· shape with all your horses. to get a better education. It is vember 15. Dinner will be served because we ran into Kenny and tivity" Nov. 3, Sunday and any My examinations are over and certainly true that the lives of from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. EVERY his buddy while on the way to 4H member can belong as long all ran well, better than I thought. these students will be very dif· ONE IS WELCOME! the car. Have you ever seen an as they have a major project. Erika was very enjoied and proud! ferent and much more advanced '11' '11' 'Cl angel food cake that was cut with-~ The meeting was held at the Now its only a question of time in their adulthood than it is to out a knife? Dedrick riding corral just off day. Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey, and to finish my studies. Mrs. Harvey's mother, are taking ~ 'tl * highway 94. Those present were 'Cl ~ 'Cl Erika did sell our 'Struwelpeter' a trip to Birmingham, Alabama for Surprise visitors at the Carpen Susie and Patty Dedrick, Chris· because she got only 5500DM for Last week the Hitching Post tina Lorah, Kay Bennington, Kar· an extended visit. They plan on ter home were Mr. and Mrs. him and she wanted 7000 DM. Cafe was broken into. The thieves ·being gone for two or three George Williams (my parents) on Stone Donna and Carol Ruk· Now 'Struwelpeter' is at Baden entered through a small window. months. from North Edwards, near Boron. stelis, Ronda Brown, Ronnie Baden to be trained. They stole several cartons of cig Mangels, Jim Chappel, John and ~ ~ -Q They walked in and I was prac I mentioned already that I left arettes and $100.00 in cash. The tically speechless . . . but not Don Daley, Bonnie Brand, Debbie Hitching Post had been sold but Mrs. Lilian Strand is home re and Denise Press, Sonny West, Kalrsruhe and Erika yesterday. In quite. They arrived Saturday aft· the evening I was at home. They the new owners hadn't taken over covering from minor surgery. At ernoon and were able to stay un Robbie Shook and Mary Walker the cafe when the robbery oc last report she was doing fine. and eight guests. The next meet received me like the President of til Tuesday morning which gave the United States. I hadn't been curred. o(r (r 'Cl use lots of time for visiting. ing will be December 1, 1963 at 1:30 p.m. This activity will in· at home for more than half a year. "If 'Cl 'Cl Gary Sanborn, who is one of the 'Cl ~ ~ elude equestrian care and han· I think I told you that I have a After the football game last star players in the Mountain Em· Mrs. Faye Pipes of Tulsa, Okla· big map of California, and just Friday the Journalism class spon pire football team, was injured at homa, is visiting the Bill Pipes dling, care of equipment and trail rides. arrived I looked for Jamul. You sored a dance. Although M. E. last Friday's game, but not seri family until after the Christmas already said, that it is near San was defeated it was a very suc ously. At first it was thought that holidays. She is Bill's mother Diego and near the border of Mex cessful dance ond everyone en he had a broken leg, but luckily it and great grandmother to little Ronnie Mangels says the South· ico. But it is only 12 · miles bee· joyed themselves. The dance was t urned out to be just a bad bruise, Annette Cherie, daughter of Billy ern California Milk Goat Assn. Inc. will meet November 10, 2 line to the border and San Diego held to raise funds for the 1964 and Gary is feeling fine now. and Joanne, who visited here last p.m. at Claudia Bess's house. All too. Yesterday in the evening I annual year book. week from Van Nuys. * -Q' 'Cl interested in milk goats are urged phoned with Erika and told her -co ~ 'Cl * 'Cl * Virgil Lockard and Bucky Harris to attend. of your letter and the envelope Don and Carolyn Palthe enter she will get from you and that the Interested parents of Junior have gone on a short fishing jaunt. tained Carolyn's mother, Mrs. 'Cl 'Cl 'Cl parcels in it are for Mr. Eversfield and Senior High School students They left Monday to go to the Sal Marsha Strohl from Willows, Cali Last Saturday night was a big and Traders. On the 3rd (}{ No· gathered at Millie and Pat Mc ton Sea. meeting night in the life of Lyle Evoy's Tuesday evening for a fornia (north of Sacremento), last vember I will be back in Karlsruhe ~ 'Cl -p Van Norman and his family. The meeting and party. The meeting week. Mrs. Strohl was the lucky and if it did not come before I Mrs. J ean Major is in Mercy Hos winner of the rug which was raf La Mesa Chapter of De Molay in· was held in the area in conjunc will manage that. And of course pital for major surgery. We all fled off at the Holloween Carnival. stalled Harley Barber Master I told her that you will send me tion with the Parents and Patrons were very sorry to hear that she 'Cl 'Cl 'Cl Councilor, Lyle Van Norman Sen that very gun! Club in Campo. Genial Max Galligar went to ior Councilor and Jim Perry is ill again. She has also lbeen re Junior Councilor. After the instal· You are waiting for my answer covering from a very bad bout of work as a mechanic at the 7-Up in that question and I only can Bottling Plant in' San Diego this lation there was dancing and re· PINE VALLEY hepatitis. We are all thinking freshments till midnight. say all that Don does is good and about you, Mrs. Major and hoping past week. Won't seem quite nat· price is not too high or to expen· By JUDY MULLINS There was an all-western Horse that we will soon hear that you are ural not to have hjs beaming face sive. I am waiting for it like a well on your way to recovery. peering at you through your dirty MOTHER GRUNDY child waiting for Christmas. But Show held by the Pine Valley Rid· windshields will it? I hope Don did not forget to man ers, in Pine Valley at the stables, -,t * 'Cl -(7 By OLIVE WOOLDRIDGE 'Cl 'Cl age the ranch and to food your on November 3rd. The first-place Mrs. Ruth Mullins was hostess I am reproducing a letter from The teenage club has several ac horses while looking for a gun trophy ·winner was Diane Graser, for a toy .party at ·her home last Peter Happe, our young friend tivities planned for November. A for me. So pleace buy it and send who won first place in showman Monday. Mrs. Katie Terrell was who wants more than anything week from Friday they are plan it over. ship, bareback horsemanship and the toy demonstrator. ning a skating party and on No· else to have a Winchester from I will put a photo in this letter. the trail horse event. Some of the vember 30 they are having a dance the West. Our stories of the West 'Cl 'Cl * It is made about four weeks ago other first place winners at the in the community hall. Only kids are most intriguing to these peo Mrs. George Taylor, Liz, was a when Erika's father, Erika and me show were: Sandy Elliot-for west from 13 to 19 will be admitted, ple, and you can tell from the let week-end guest at the home of were shooting clay-birds in the ern horsemanship and western none younger or older. Stag SOc, ter the almost absolute worship pleasure (both for age 12 and Ruth and Ralph Mullins recently, these people have for Americans. field where Dr. Fischer is hunt· drag 75c. Mike Robertson is the under); Diane Myers - for /bare while the rest of her family took They are a little sceptical at first ing. You know "Brixi" sitting be· a trip to Los Angeles to visit with new president, Carol Dixon is vice fore me. I shot first time in my back horsemanship, age 12 and maybe, but as soon as they sense George's family. Liz's visit ended president, Sheila Benson is secre life on mooved aims (clay-birds), under; Kathy Casey-for trail an honest friendliness from us with a family dinner on Monday tary-treasurer, and Steve Michael and each second shot bitted a clay horse, age 17 and under; Gerry is sargeant-at-arms. The details for they warm up completely with a night when George and the chil· bird. It is not so bad for the first Finnerty- for western horseman the skating party will be discussed trust that simply cannot be be· dren returned from Los Angeles. trayed. The broken English and time I think. When I am back at ship and western jumping, ages 13 and decided upon at the next 'Cl -Q' 'Cl misspelling in the letter only en Karlsruhe in about 10 days I will to 17 years; Shannon Clark-for meeting, Monday, November 11. send you more pictures of Erika, A Bible Study group, taught by All canyon teenagers are invited hance its intent and somehow western pleasure ages 13 to 17 our horses and me. Mrs. Shirley Winkleman, had a to attend the meeting and parti bring out a truer feeling for the years Dorrie Immenschuh - for pot-luck luncheon last Tuesday cipate in the activities. way they think. Below is Peter Looking for a letter of you, for western pleasure, 18 and over; D. Happe's picture. your photos, for your newspapers, M. Hunter-for bareback riding here in Pine Valley at the home of * ~ * Mrs. Muriel Payne. The pot-luck Another nice surprise at the and of course for that 'gun of my for 18 and over; Gloria Rubidaux Carpenter home. Daughter Lynne dreams,' with the best wishes, -for western .pleasure open and was held after their regular week and little granddaughter, Janet Your Peter Happe." the western quarterhorse ples ly meeting. Lynne, arrived Wednesday to ure; Susan Shelton- for western spend a week visiting with us and horsemanship novice, and Lee Pitt INDIO FESTIVAL TO HOLD with the paternal grandparents MT. LAGUNA man, western pleasure novice. HORSE SHOW who live in La Cresta. By KATHY McMANUS Mrs. Robert Arbuckle was judge The National Horse Show at Mt. Empire Redskins were at this event. Riverside County's National Date JAMUL topped by the Holtville Vikings -Q -::< Q Festival promises to be even big 32-6 at the football game Nov. 1. The November meeting of the ger than last year, which was ac By HELEN VAN NORMAN During the first half of the game Woman's Society of Christian Ser claimed tl:> e largest in the West. The Achievement Awards Gary Sandborn's leg was injured, vice was held at the home of Mrs. Horse show entries close Jan. 18. shows that Jamul 4H Club he was pulled out of the game. Virgil Lockard in Guatay. At this Festival dates at Indio, Calif. are reasons to be proud of their Gary was taken to the hospital meeting final plans were made for Feb. 14 through 23, 1964. group. where X-rays were taken but Mr. Herbert Weisheit, Farm Ad· there were no broken bones. visor f(}r San Diego, one of the 'Cl 'Cl 'Cl speakers of the evening gave a "Lesson in Economics" to the 4H On Tuesday, Oct. 29 Mt. Empire members. Mr. Jim Van Dusen, of Unified School District voted on THIS WEEKS SPECIALS the Spring Valley Bank of Amer a $47,000.00 bond for new school facilities. The bond passed in Mt. j ica talked on "Why and How to PETER HAPPE Finance." Laguna 25 to 1, but was defeated The two gentlemen then pre "Leaving Karlsruhe yesterday 1 in the rest of the district by 26 sented each 4H member, that had just met the postman and I got votes. A tax override is needed accomplished his or her project for the year, the appropriate ~~~!~E ~~~-~~-----49 ~ award. Twenty-three received first year pins. This is a four leaf It's Not Too Early SIMPLE SIMON clover with only one clover leaf 29 green, and is worn on the green ~ 4H hat. Mr. Weisheit presented Pauline Smith with a Bronze Star. ------¢ Cheri Thompson, Cathy Smith, LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS ~~c~~~ze~~E~ch Bob Shook and Ron Mangels re· ceived Silver Stars. Steven De Frate received a Gold Star for six years of hard work. ames Chapple TOYS, CLOOTHING, JEWELRY, HOUSEWARE and Paul Kistrup, Jr. received sev GIFT SETS, TOOLS FLORENCE'S MARKET en year pins. And last but far AND MANY OTHER ITEMS from least Paul Kistrip, Jr. Gold STAMPS Seal Award, Field Corps, COUN· WE GIVE • TY WINNER--Steven De Frate, Ed Rowan, Manager 2262 Highway 80 field Crop Medalist and Ron Man Alpine Hardware & Dept. Store gels, D'airy Medalist. Phone 445-2436 Alpine The evening was topped off 445-2406 P. 0 . Box 118 2218 Hiway 80 with pie, ice cream, cola and cof·