AREA POPULATION 3500
Guatay ··········-·················· 200 Jamul···-·····-·-·-·- 2074 P.ine Valley ...... 956 Campo ·-··························· 1256 Desearuo ·······················-· 776 Jacumba ...... 852 ALPINE ECHO Harbison Canyon ...... 1208 Total ...... 10,822 Serving a Growing Area of Homes and Ranches
VOL 7-NO. 13 ....36 ALPINE, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 16, 1964 PRICE TEN CENTS
INTIMATE SCHOOL BOARD RECEIVES BIDS GLIMPSES FOR STUDENT lRANSPORTATIOI By BEA LA FORCE The Board of Trustees of the Alpine Union School This spring, I feel we ought to District, at their monthly meeting held last Monday night, celebrate. We could well have an received bids from four transportation organizations for annual spring festival of thanks· giving for one of our most signifi· the transporting of the District's students. The bids were cant and long needed blessings at based on specifications established by the. board which last received. WATER-plenty of were furnished to the bidders in clean, fresh water for domestic order that the bids be on uniform use here in our dry semi-arid com Fire Commissioners requirements. munity where water has been our The Board had also called for most significant lack for many Canvass Ballots bids for the purchase of the Dis· trict's school busses, and received years. It's .been only a little over The Board of Fire Commission· one year since we acquired this bids for their purchase from three ers of the Alpine Local Fire Dis· of the organizations who had sub· vital element, yet how soon most trict held a special meeting last of u.s have come to take it for mitted bids for the transportation Monday night to canvess the bal· of the students. l!rantcd as if it was always here. lots cast in the election held on Remember when wells went dry The Board took no action on the Tuesday, April 7. bids at last Monday's meeting, but and people moved out and left The election \\o-JS for the purpose postponed action to an adjourned their homes? Remember when you of electing two Commissioners to meeting to be held next Monday couldn't have a garden or flowers fill the vacancies created by the night. and your few trees had to die or expiration of the terms of J. C. District Supt. Clay, who had rec· be kept barely alive? Even your LaForce and E. L. Freeland, and ommended that the Board call for six year old can remember! Yes, was a write-in election since no these bids, has stated that in his Pictured is tfle control burnoH which took place In Crest on the I think we should have a celebra· candidates had filed for election. opinion a private organization can evening of March 17. Fireman shown Is operating the radio conh'ol tion to commemorate the arrival The Board, after canvassing the unit, an intricate part of all control bumoffs. furnish the student transportation of water. One of the good reasons votes, determined the tally estab· service at a lower cost to the Dis· for such festivals is that they lished by the election officials to trict and the State than by having DO BURN-OFFS 'BURN YOU UP'? make us newly aware of the spe· be correct and declared J. C. La· the transportation furnished by cific blessings or triumph, in this Force and William H. Jones, who the District itself. By Jane Mon Drragon case it's both, since they recall had received the highest number The Board voted to purchase The attitude <>f the general public toward their re the time of need. of votes, elected to the two posi films and other educational aids spective fire department's controlled burn-off's must be 'A' 'A' 'A' tions. for foreign language study. Supt. April would be a perfect month The two Commissioners were Clay stated that Spanish would be a problem common to all rural areas fortunate enough for it, or May at the latest. Every· to have a fir.e department. I feel it is way past time to elected for three-year terms which the foreign 1 a n g u a g e studied. one with a drop of gardener blood commence on Tuesday, April 21, NDEA funds are available to the bring horne a few facts to those who object so strenuously is out planting something in his 1964, and run until the third Tues· District to assist in the purchase to their f-iremen ~onducting the plot of grouad, or ht nower po~ day in A.pril, 196-'7. eonHnued on Page 8 supervised burn l n g of brush, or at least smelling tbe llllriJ1g air leaves and rubbish present in Scholarship Fand sweetened with the scent of his empty lots, and close to homes. neighbor's gar d en s. A drive I have heard otherwise intel· To Honor Supt. Smith around the community will show FIESTA DE ABRIL AT CAMPO ligent people rant and rave against you bow much prettier the yards the burn-off policy. They complain A scholarship fund for a gradu are this year than last. They will SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT FOR SCHOOL loudly about the smoke, the char· ate of one of the high schools of show you the smiling faces of peo red mess, the smell. My home, as the Grossmont Union High School ple watering trees and flowers. Everyone headed for the long awaited Fiesta de are so many in my section and District will be offered each year One woman, who has a small lath Abril at Campo last Saturday, April 11. yours, is surrounded by vacant in honor of Lewis F. Smith, Dis· house, said, "I never turn on the trict Superintendent, who is re The first event <>f the day was the1 Gymkhana with lots, owned by people who do not hose without a feeling of thank· participants from both San Diego and Imperial Counties. live in this community. When the tiring July 1 from the position. It fulness." "It's like a miracle!" said brush and leaves became so high will be formally announced and a man who raises camelias. So ... Trophies and ribbons for this were donated by various and deep and dry tha't it scared all the details concerning it ex· we think miracles need some rec· businesses and families through· me, I asked our Fire Chief what plained at "Lew Smith Night," a Continued on Page 4 Iout the Mt. Empire district. could be done. The four different dinner at 6:30 p.m., April 25, in Frogs to Hop at Ken Johnson of the Johnstown owners were contacted, and not the International Room at the El Texaco station donated a trophy one was willing to pay the $5 which Cortez Hotel. for the Quadrangle Stake Race the department asks for a burn, "Mr. Smith's twenty-two years SHOW BOAT Del Mar Frog Jump which was presented by his daugh· Continued on Page 4 Continued on Page 4 Challenges are flying hot, thick ter, Kathy, to winner Eddie A SELLOUT and heavy among Southland frog. Burdick. trainers for special jumps Sunday, Hilltop Lumber Supplies donated Hats off to all the Showboaters! the trophy for the Boot Race, and The production was a huge success April 26, during the 11th annual Southern California Jumping Frog Louis Perna's son, Johnny, pre· and a complete sell-out. sented it to Bill Smiley. Showboat was the show the Ki· Championship here at the San Di· ego County Fairgrounds. Major's Coffee Shop donated the wanis Club of Alpine and the trophy for the Texas Barrel Race Teachers Association of the Alpine Frog-topped trophies will be awarded the top contestant in spe· presented by Trucy Strand to win· School sponsored on Friday night, ner Penny Clark. April 11. Besides sponsoring the cial jumps among firemen, peace officers, newsmen, community The Balloon Spearing Race tro· affair, they also participated along phy and ribbons were donated by with a visiting Kiwanis Club from queens, servicemen in uniform, disc jockeys, junior chambers of the Pine House Cafe and presented Lakeside, and faculty and students Continued on Page 4 of Alpine School. commerce, cities and service clubs. The show lasted about two hours Trophies will be awarded for the and was made up of skits, solos, longest leaps in the open, adult Rio Board to Review groups, etc., and some of it done and juniors (through age 16) divi with very little rehearsing. sions and for the lightest, heaviest Connection Cosfs Proceeds from this very fine and best-dressed frogs of the day. production will be used towards Encinitas Fire Capt. Richard The Board of Directors of the financing youth activities. Shand is prepared to defend his Rio San Diego MWD at their meet· 1963 firefrog title against all com· ing last Tuesday night instructed ers. Manager Ed Houser and his staff Schools to Obseroe Jump proceeds will benefit the to make a study of the costs of Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for installing water m a i n s, service Public School Week Cancer Research, which last year connections and meters. The Alpine schools will observe received $1,050 that today is at Mr. Houser had informed the l>ublic School Week which is the work at Scripps Research Founda· Board that the labor and material week of April 20 to 24. tion, La Jolla, in a study grant. costs of installing water facilities The activities to be conducted The jump since 1954 has raised was increasing and that adjust iy the schools are: more than $5,500 for cancer re· ments in the charges made to April2Q.24: Open all week dur search. ;property owners for providing ;ng school hours and by special in· Admission to t he jump and park· connections and meters may have 1 ·ritation from teachers at Alpine. ing will be free. Funds will be to be adjusted to cover the in 1 April 21: PTA Alpine, business raised through entry donations, creased costs. meeting and film. "frog rentals," and refreshments. The Board directed that Mr. Houser submit a report to them View of Bob Wilson's recently completed Texaco Service Station on April 23. Open House at Harbi· The public is urged to bring Highway 80 in the center of Alpine. Echo Photo. son Canyon. Continued on Pige 4 by July 1. Page Two THE ALPINE ECHO April ·16, 1964 CAMPO Want to Win Trip CREST Recent Alpine Real DESCANSO By FAY FARRIS By JANE MON DRAGON 8y PAT MARTIN Lake Morena Woman's Club en Crest School is holding Open Estate Activities There has ·been a change in the House all this week, with parents joyed a pleasant evening at the To World's Fair The 100 acre ranch on South plans for the W. S. C. S. Bake extended a warm invitation to home of Dell Nielsen on Tuesday The Women's Committee of the grade Road formerly owned by Sale, which will be held on April visit the school, talk with their evening with 15 present. As some Auren M. Pierce, now owned !by 18. Instead of being held at the Grossmont Community Concert child's teachers, and see the work of the officers could not be pres Mrs. Mary Adamkiewicz of Pennsyl Pine Valley Store, it will be held ent, no business was transacted, Association is preparing a preview of the students, which will be on at Perkins Store in Descanso. The exhibition. vania has just been leased by Mr. and the evening was spent playing tour of "The World's Fair Home" and Mrs. Keith Hagen who came sale will begin at 9 a.m., so plan (c u (1 Combo and Bridge. Fay Farrish now under construction in Fletcher here from Greenfield, Mass. to be there early for a large selec Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harper and was co-hostess. Delicious refresh Hills. The purpose of the tour is Mr. Hagen is a professional tion of home baked goods. ments were served and several their son, Allen, are moving into part of a fund raising campaign trainer and d r i v e r of harness lovely prizes were awarded. There their newly-purchased rustic home Seen having a good time at the toward.s the building of an audi at 2128 Crest Drive. The new horses and he plans to board and will be a special meeting during train horses and do horseshoeing California State Employees picnic torium on the new Grossmont Col Crestians are the owners of the the month of April to plan the at his new home which he will at Flinn Springs on Sunday were party on May 5th, which will cele lege Campus at Fletcher Hills. Harper Office Supply, El Cajon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell, Their lovely new home was for call Evergreen Stables Ranch. brate the birthdays of all the mem Mrs. Jack H. Knowlden, commit Mrs. Hagen, Geraldine, is a reg. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burrows, Mr. bers. There will be a gift ex merly owned by Larry and Kay tee chairman, has 40-team captains istered nurse and is now working and Mrs. Carl Wolin and Mr. and change. The members always Pine, who have bought a mobile Mrs. Elmer Wolin. at the El Cajon Valley Hospital. at work on the event. One of the home, and are living in a trailer 0 'C) '(:r look forward to this special affair. They have five lovely children, ~ j) 'C) door prizes will be a jet trip for park on Murray Blvd. Cher yl 14, Rebecca 12, Jan 10, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silva were Thirty members and friends of two to the New York World's Fair. Con(lnued on Page 6 visited last week by their old Mt. Empire Woman's Club gath The preview tour will be held May Six busloads of kids from Green friend, Mrs. Frances Tanner. She ered at the home of Orleta Cop 8, 9, and 10. Tickets will be sold field Junior High School, includ stayed for several days before re page in Descanso on Wednesday at the students affairs office at the ing 20 students from the Crest, turning to her home in Phoenix, of last week to enjoy a delicious college. will be off Saturday for a day at Reknown Singer Arizona. luncheon and a meeting. Judy Disneyland. They plan to leave The Griffin Players, that excel * * '(:r Mullins was co-hostess. Mystery lent play producing crowd of the the school at 7 a.m. and be back To Give Talk We are glad to hear that Mr. Lee Prize received by Sally Middleton. local college, will donate all the by 8:30 p.m. There will be two Woodsmall is feeling better after The highlight of the afternoon proceeds of their next production, adults in charge of each ·bus-does Baroness Maira von Trapp, the suffering a heart attack last week. was electric organ music played Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of anyone envy them? mother of the singing Trapp fam fl Jl ~ 0 Q (1 by the hostess, and piano playing Windsor" to the fund for the build ily. known all over the world for Bill Benefield, owner of Desert by Helen Pate. ing of the very much needed audi Metalsmith first class James their beautiful voices and lovely Crafts in Yuma, Arizona, was a Winner of matched pair class at Appaloosa Breeders Association ALPINE APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE Spring Show. Frank and Jerry Evans riding Flurida Lea IV and 2538 Hiway 80 • Alpine • 445-2157 R. H. Blue BonMtt owned by Willow Glen Fann of Alpine. LeGate Photo. Page Four THE ALPINE ECHO April 16, 1964 ~,~~: ~$'~-,.... -~~~:,»"'~ ~~,~-"'~'W!-~~~~- ...... ;' 'W""~~ww !l ' • ' "' ' Fiesta de Abril I ~ ALPINE ECHO Continued from Page 1 "• "' ;"/ ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 10, 1958 by Jenniene Cole to Eddie Burdick. ' ~." Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huntington An Independent Weekly Newspaper donated a trophy and ribbons for P. 0. Box 8 · ·. · · 545 Alpine Heights Rd. the Trotting Race, and Pat Hunt : I' ' .AilllFINE, CALIFORNIA 445-2616 . ington presented it to Judy Pear son. E. L. FREELAND ' ..:.:. :~:. ::...... EDITOR Bea LaForce ...... Feature Editor Hilltop Service Station at Gua Margaret C. Lowthian ....., ,...... Managing Editor tay donated the trophy and rib bons for Musical Hats which were Entered as Second Class matter and Second Class postage · paid at the Post Office at Alpine, California 1 presented by Buddy and Billy Hill 1 to Bill Smiley. Adjudicated a newspaper of General Circulation by the Superior j The Flag Race trophy and rib· Court of San Diego County, California, Nov. 12, 1959. Decree No. 638,684. Legally qualified to publish all Legal Notices. I bons were donated by Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of Jacumba with Subscription Rates: Single Copy Price...... 10 cents the trophy and first place ribbon In San J;>iego County: Outside San Diego County lgoing to Penny Clark. Per year ...... $3.00 Wit·hin U. S ...... $3.50 1 The Keyhole Race Trophy and Two years ...... $5.50 Outside U. S...... $4.50 ribbon were donted by Sophie and ~------' I Glen Francis of Campo, and the ALPINE VIEJAS DAYS HORSE SHOW Itrophy and first place were won by Judy Pearson. In 1962 the Alpine Chamber of Commerce instituted Graham and Gail Howard of a program of. cond~~ting an annual horse show to be ~~~~~:r~0:0~~!edF~~~r~ro~h~t:~~ . , ' calle~ the Alpme ~leJas Days Horse Show to be held on Race, and their daughter, susan, the first w,e•ekend m August of each year. presented the first place to Judy This lot on Jarrett Lane in Crest is typicol of sites in back country Various organizations in Alphie had been holding Pe;~:on;oungest McEvoy stephen, communities where volunteer fire departments practice necessary horse shows periodically in Alpine and in Pine Valley presented the trophy a~d ribbons control burnoffs regularly. since 1949. A picture taken at the first horse show held in donated by Pat and Millie McEvoy Do Burn-OHs Burn You Up? Alpine appears -e>lsewhere in this issue of the Echo. 1of the Mt. Laguna Lodge to Bill Smiley. Bill also won the High Continued from Page 1 ister that fire roared through one The first Alpine Viejas Days Horse Show held in Point Trophy donated by Rancho and which, incidentally, goes into canyon, very similar to the can 1962 was a complete success. Participants came from all Samataguma. The trophy was pre a relief fund. I didn't have $20 yons pitting our entire section of ·over the County and went away with the hopes that the sented by Mr~. Connie Jones, chair· "to burn," and the department the county, in 10 minutes flat, con· suming everything in its path. event would be continued annually. maJn dof tphe Fxesta. f th knew it. On'E! night the trucks u y earson, runner-up or e rolled up and they burned off the You wouldn't dream of refusing Last year's show was even more successful in regard High Point Trophy, was presented whole works. As I coughed in the your child his polio shots, or neg to the number of participants and the interest in the show, a beautiful bouquet of flowers, smoke, and smelled the acrid odor, lecting to have your dog inoculated given by the "C" Street Florists I also saw the wall of fire sweep against rabies. Controlled burns, but brought out the · need of more adequate facilities owned by Jerry and Ida Bilyeu. ing toward my home. I thought, in our part of the country, are pre· within which to conduct future shows, which from all The trophies came from Wood "just supposing this fire were not ventative medicine against the indications would continue to increase· in size. Craft Trophy Company of El Ca· controlled. Any spark could have mad-dog crippler, fire. Without jon, owned by Rob Robinson, the done this exact same thing, with them, you could lose home, child Even though most of the participants in the two very capable master of ceremonies no time for me to even call in and dog. shows that have been held were from localities other than of the show. an alarm." I watched them work· When you are next tempted to Alpine, the interest locally in horse· activities is evident The carnival featured a cake ing, and went in to make coffee, grumble, just remember that a by the large number of children who participated in the walk, country store, and a ven feeling how grateful I was to a burn-off is not the most pleasant first show conducted in the Irvine ring two weeks age gance booth where Mr. DeClair bunch of smokey, b 1 a c ken e d place to be. The men, women, and Mr. Shearer, both teachers at "stinkers," and the next day, when boys and girls participating would, where there were over 20 children participating and a Mt. Empire, got the worst end of I !poked at the charred remains, I am sure, much rather be attend· large number of other children who rode their horses to those wet sponges. my home was not in the middle ing a dance. Let us all be gi'ateful the show but did not participate on account of lack of The •bar-b-que beef and ham and of it. that we have in our communities knowledge of the events that wrere offered. the Mexican dinners were delicious, I wonder how many of the com people who are willing to take on thanks to Mr. and Mrs. William plainers watched the horror of the the black, smokey, smelley chore This clearly indicates the need fo the availability of Ketchum of Jacumba and Mrs. Glendale-Burbank fires. I wonder of protecting our property, homes trainers to train the Alpine children, and also the adults, Okey of Campo. Also, for the Mex how many of them noticed, as I and families from the biggest ican dinners thanks to Mrs. Rico did, the dry, dead brush and threat, against which we have the in horsemanship, the care of their horses, and the rules and Mrs. Romero of Tecate, Mex. of horse shows. growth at the sites of the destroyed least defense, fire. Let us then The dances were the highlight homes, in some cases roof-high and offer them coffee, and the heart· The next Alpine Viejas Days Horse Show is sched of the evening. The adult dance right against the buildings. Upon felt "thank you" which they have was held in the auditorium, which how many minds did the fact reg- earned. uled for Saturday and Sunday, August 1 and 2, and will was decorated beautifully by Mrs. be held in the Dinosaur Park horse show ring. The entire Clark and Mrs. Jeter, both of community should support this show and use e.very en Campo. Music was furnished by deavor to either obtain the use of and improve this ring Vic Speic's and his "Magic Music INTIMATE GLIMPSES or develop a suitable ring in some other location if this Makers." The teenagers dance Continued from Page 1 construction preceding June 20, ring becomes unavailable. was a great success with music by ognition by an annual celebration 1932 and the placing of concrete a local group of boys, "The Im- lest they be forgotten. was not completed until May 1935. pressions." <(1 <(1 -tr The shoreline length of this huge OBITUARY Frogs to Hop The fact that we get water all dam is 550 miles. An average of the way from the Colorado River, 3,500 men worked on the dam each Funeral services were held Continued from Page 1 Scholarship Fund although our present supply is month with the number rising to Wednesday for Mrs. Ina Lou Bar picnic lunches and stay, all day, not yet from that source, is in 5,218 as the work neared comple rett, 61, who died Sunday in a hos according to Reno Pignotti of Car- t'ontin.,.~d from Paqe 1 tion. The average monthly pay diff, vice president-in-charge for of service to the youth of our itself a cause for no little awe to pital after collapsing at a meeting me. Some can be blase ajbout this roll was approximately $500,000. Friday night. Mrs. Barrett, the the sponsoring San Dieguito Jun- communities could be no more ior Chamber of Commerce. appropriately marked than by con- fact if they like, but I enjoy a A government report states that mother of Mrs. Paul Brock of Al income from the sale of energy Special events will include a tinuing such service in the form sense of wonder about it all. The pine; w.as well known in the Al· generated by the gigantic water two-hour band concert by the Ma· of a scholarship for some young Colorado is one of the longest pine area and visited here fre works is paying the expenses of rine c;:orps Recruit Depot Band, man or young woman to study rivers in the nation. Rising in the quently. operation and maintenance in purel>red dog show by the Cabrillo further," said President John snow covered mountains of north A native of Texas, Mrs. Barrett corred by the United States and is Kennel Club and presentation of Hansen of Grossmont College, in central Colorado, it siz zags south served as a private first class in west for 1,400 miles to .pour fi being used to repay the major the Woman's Army Corps. She Camp Pendleton's Mounted Color speaking of the fund. Guard. Mr. Smith early in the fifties nally into Mexico's Gulf of Cali· cost of construction. ....,.. ...·. planned to retire next month as Western clothes will be the saw the need for a junior college fornia far to the south. This river's The ancient Egyptians built pyr manager of a drapery equipment amids in their deserts to honor order <>f the day for an expected in the east c o u n t y area and drainage basin covers one twelfth company at Barstow. She main of our nation's continental land their dead kings. Our nation built tained her residence in San Diego. 10,000 frogmeisters and spectators, worked tirelessly w i t h Parent in memory of Mark Twain's famed T e a c h e r Associations, citizen's area, 242,000 square miles in the magnificent waterways to honor and Mrs. Barrett was vice command legend, "Notorious Jumping Frog groups, community organizations, United States and 2,000 square bless their living millions. Wars er of American Legion Post 6 last of Calaveras County," on which and the Boards of Education to miles in M'Elxico. Parts of seven and !bombs we s t i 11 have. But year and had served as historian the Del Mar event is based. form the Grossmont Junior Col- Wej;tern states drain into this man's vision is improving. Let's and finance officer. She was cur have a celebration, not for dead The Junior Chamber's "F r 0 g lege District, organize a college, mighty river system. rently serving on the executive Army" will provide about 500 frogs and promote building a campus ,:. <(1 '(} warriors, but for living fighters board. She had also served as past to be "rented" to entrants who do for it. The dream will come true The story of the building of the of a higher order. president of the Ruth Assn., Dis not bring their own. in September when the college great water system which delivers trict 94, Order of the Eastern Star. Entry donations remain the same opens on its own campus in Fletch water from the Colorado River to California Speaks Mrs. Barrett was a member of El as last year: Open (club or com- er Hills. Each year it wi11 ibe able eight states and Mexico and pipes Cajon Chapter, OES, and El Cajon mercia!), $10 (including rental); to offer to some student oppor it out to millions of individual Victor B. Levit, S. F., National Valley Court, Order of the Amar adults, $2 (including rental), and tunity for further education, and users is a great and dramatic story Conference of Christians and J ews anth. juniors (through age 16), 50 cents in so doing will mark one of the of human vision and splendid ac Exec. - "Lawlessness by civil Other survivors are a son, three entry donation plus 50 cents rental achievements of Lewis F. Smith. complishment. Some of the figures rights groups can only create more sisters, three brothers, and three for entrants not bringing their Guests from local schools and alone leave you blinking ... like bigotry and intolerance and will grandchildren. own. A $1 deposit also is required community groups will be joined how much cement was required not advance their cause." The services were arranged by on rented frogs in adult and junior by those from up and down the to build Hoover Dam alone. More Edwards E. Elliott, Garden Lewis Colonial Mortuary under the classes. state and from the East at the than 5 million barrels. The Bureau Grove pastor-"The cure for alco· auspices of the El Cajon OES The Del Mar jump record was dinner and program. of Reclamation, which was respon holism is not prohibition but a chapter. Graveside services fol set in 1955 by Copperhead, entered Reservations are available at sible for the construction, records new birth. The cure for poverty lowed at Ft. Rosecrans National by Donna Lapham of Solana Beach.,465-3131, ext. 225 until after a total of 5,862,000 barrels of cannot be divorced from hare Cemetery. It hopped 13 feet 11 inches. April 16. cement used in its 27 years of work and personal generosity." Aprit 16, 1964 THE ALPINE ECHO Page Five the weekend. "Jim" is frem the 1 Southern District of the Federa- DEHESA grade graduation party and dinner. ALPINE · tion of Women's Clubs, will pre~ This year's graduation theme will Navy ship, Interceptor, which will By DEBBIE MARSHALL J side at the Southern District Con- By KATHRYN H.EIN~ be "Future." Decorations will be be in San Diego for three weeks vention at the Town & Country in Mrs. Penny Kitsmtller of Den- made by the eighth grade puruls and then return to Treasure Is San Diego tomorrow. The COD·j ver, Colo. has been a house guest and invitations will be hand writ- land. vention will last all day with a i of Mr. aknd Mrs. Ira Denton the ten. School Board .members, teach- ~ '::l' ~ banquet in the evening. Local past wee · ers and parents of the graduating Pat Patterson and wife, Holly, ladies who will attend from the ll- ~ ~ class will attend a banquet dinner took off Monday for some fishing JAlpine Woman's Club are Mrs. Mrs. Sandy Ferguson was a visit- . at the Chuck Wagon Cafe May 28 and relaxation at Drop 2 on the H. D. Johnson, Mrs. LaDonna Mul- or at the home of her parents, Mr. at 6 p.m. and will return to the Colorado River. . hauser, Mrs. Orville Lusk, Mrs. I and Mrs. W. S. Zehner, Friday. school for a graduation party that '$? ~ "' · Rennie Hollett, Mrs. E. J. Orbom, ~ ~ ~ will be attended by ~he three ';'P· Harry and Edna Rice celebrated Mrs. Hollis Mancil, Mrs. J. c. La- Katie Novak has been home this per grades and thetr respective their 41st wedding anniversary on Force- and Mrs. c. P. Vancil. The week with the mumps. Katie has parents. This year's graduates will Monday, April 13. They were hav ' State President of the Federation· them on both sides and the doctor be Kathy Slack, Billy Zehner, ing dinner "out" someplace in El ! Mrs. Frederick Spencer, will als~ prescribes a two·week rest. Monty Reese, John Heinz, Larry Cajon. Happy anniversary from . I attend the Convention having been I) -o -o • and Terry S~lsberry, Jack Denton, all of us to you two kids. in the area all wek and attending Mrs. Jack Reed of El Cajon was and John Wtllson. c '0 the Fashion Show at the Alpine a visitor at the Leo Carlin home ,:)- * -o We are pleased to welcome to Club last Tuesday. Wednesday. Mr. Lee Lacey, a retired veteri- our community, the Art Casper ~ -o -o narian has purchased the Charles family, who have recently come Mary Lou Wagner of the Sycuan Everson home located next to the here from Phoenix, Ariz. Beating DEERHORN 4-H Club, returned home Monday Swallows Club and will move in the heat wasn't in mind, I hope. after surgery at Scripts Memorial shortly. 0 ~ '0 , VALLEY Hospital April 3. Mary Lou has Mrs. Esther May has ·been down Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Mitchell j By ROY WALLIN endured 13 operations since being Mr. and Mrs. John Hodges have with the flu, but returned to work cutting their wedding cake. Back from a ten-day aerial a polio victim when she was 10 moved to Dehesa Valley from on Monday, April 13. Glad to hear jaunt to visit her folks in Black Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mitchell years of age. Visalia, Calif. They have three that you're up and at 'em, Esther. River Falls, Wisconsin, is Elloy children enrolled in Dehesa School '0- T.l '0- were hosts to fifty people at a ("Jungle Jim's") Hicks' wife, Zona Sycuan 4-H members, Ken, Kathy and one in Granite Hills High The Carpenter family, Bettye, wedding reception dinner held Sat . . . and we're glad to have you urday evening April 4 to honor and Ralph Vockrodt entered as a School. Welcome to the valley. Glenn, and Cory were visitors at back! Incidentally, there's a stork team for feed and seed judging at -o- " '0- '0- Camp Matthews on Sunday to see their son Gerald C. and his bride, tlircling our community (among Vera Jean. The party, given in 'the Santee Judging day and were Mr. Glen Stover, Dehesa School's son, Ken. He's feeling fine after buzzards and hawks, that is!) with fourth and fifth grade teacher and Bailey's Cafe under the expert Purple Medallion winners. The his bout with pneumonia. Zona and Jim expecting a little his pupils are planning a field trip Q Sachses Trip Before You Buy or Sell CONTACT US FIRST COKE'S Continued from Page 3 ALPINE Ithe breakers without fear as the PIERCE KliCH EN beach extends into the sea for a REALTY COMPANY mile. It is referred to as the safest ALPINE OFFICE GARDENER April's red-letter foods are car beach in the world. We saw mostly Complete Notary Service By JEAN McCULLOUGH rots and pineapples. A pineapple older people there." RENTALS is ripe if the top center leaves "Then on to Miami to see the 2237 Highway 80 There is no reason in the world heaped it up a little. Make a pull out easily, and distinct crev advertised fabulous hotels that line 445-2631 445-3035 why everyone can't have a vege- basin so you can soak the Dahlia ices surround each section with the coast line. One more beautiful table garden w;th a few special well every week. When the second the fruit being pliable to touch. and lavish than the preceding one. things in it each person may care or third set of leaves appear, start Quality fruit is heavy for size. Miles of them. And all filled. Even Lowest Photo Print Prices .•• Highest Quality for most now that we have a good feeding it 'With a complete plant With spring h e r e, our meal though the season is waning, Mi supply of water. But, unless there food every three weeks. When planning will be centered outdoors ami is filled with tourists. From Dev. and print 8 Jumbo prints Miami we sailed on the SS Yar is plenty of help around, the tiny you know the procedure, the after and desserts which may be pre from Kodacolor $178 mouth, a four days "fun ship" to garden is the answer. Then plant care is just routine and will pay pared a h e a d of time come in film...... Nassau, Bahama. It leaves at 4:30 a succession oi things a week or off in a long succession of gay col mighty handy. Island Delight is Dev. and prilnt 12 Jumbo prints p.m. and the next morning at 8 so apart in ordel" to have tender, or. The Dahlia, a rags to riches one of these refreshing fruit des from Kodacolor $2,42 you are in Nassau. We found this film ...... fresh vegetables coming along to plant they say, originated in Mexi serts. British colony busting with visit be there as you need th('m. co, was taken to Spain and made Not to completely change the Dev. and print 12 Jumbo prints ors and doing a good business since There is nothing so discourag- it appearance in the Madrid Bo· subject, a few weeks ago I gave you 8 the people from the United States ...... ing as to see a great, long row tanic Gardens in 1789. It inter· the recipe for a lemon jell{), pine ~'::!..~:i':,rr~li~.:~ $)~ are not getting to Cuba. The big stretching out ahead of you to be ested a Swedish professor, one An Reprints from C apple and a jar of pimento cheese gest sales were in liquor, perfumes, 16 hoed or weeded, and I've heard dreas Dahl, who devoted a great salad. If you plan to use this Kodacolor negs...... that com grows better planted in deal of time to it and it was even and straw mats and basket ware. I recipe, be sure the 1 ¥.a cups of A tour of the city showed a fine Send for price sheets several short rows than in one tually named in his honor. water is boiling in order to dis and envelopes long single row in a garden. Hence, Dahlias as we know them yacht basin filled with yachts of solve the cheese completely. The wealthy North Americans, as were All Other Photo Prices Are Don't try to grow too many are with us. Comparably Low recipe is easy but the secret is the two fine hotels. The streets kinds of vegetables, or at least ------having the water boiling hard. It stagger them if you wish. Lettuce, are narrow, somewhat in need of MARKET BASKET PHOTO CO. DESCANSO does have a different taste. repair, the walls around the homes P.O. Box 2830, San Diego, Calif. radishes, beans, peas, corn ought Continued from Page 2 a lovely faded pink·red like in to do for a start, and of course, home by way of Big Bear Lake, 1f tl ~ ISLAND DELIGHT Pompei. One of the pleasures of you must included tomatoes and where they stopped to visit with fered the tourist was the march onions. Nothing tastes quite like Mollie's brother and sister-in-law 10 coconut macaroons vegetables grown in your own gar· M d M ' and parade -of the trained flamin r. an rs. George Birdsell. 2 cups sour cream goes. They march in formation den, pride of accomplishment 'tl tt 'tl 2 T brown sugar and maneuver at a given signal. helps with the flavor. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clark of San 2 cups pineapple The children were delighted." I'll just say a word about seed- Diego were weekend guests at the 1 cup sliced, drained, "After our short cruise we were lings. If you have planted some home of Mr. and Mrs. Granville sweetened strawberries ready to start for home and this seeds in flats, don't over-water Martin. Other visitors were Mr. Finely crumble into bowl; !blend we did without delay, returning when you set them out, and if pos- and Mrs Francis Kinne! of Chula in sour cream and sugar. Cover s!ble, give them some shade the Vista. · via Ft. Lauderdale, Daytona Beach, and chill 2 to 3 hours. To serve: Dallas and Fort Worth." ftrst few days and especially in j 'I) tl tl layer chilled fruits and sour cream "We left in the rain and returned the heat of the day. Watch out I The students of Descanso School mixture in ~arfait glasses or des in a downpour, and the nicest part for those cutworms. They are bad are busy rehearsing songs and sert dishes. of our trip was Alpine. It is so actors and may cut down those dances, which they will perform good to be home." ~ee plants. . in their part of the program at the Q tl tl So much for the kttchen garden. Music Festival which will be held CRUNCHY CARROT How a~out get~ing some Dahlia next. month at Mt. Empire High PINEAPPLE MOLD FREEl Brake Adiustment tubers· They hke our sunny eli- School. They also are starting to With Every Lube and 1 can crushed pineapple Oil Change During April mate and shoul~ do well provided plan acts they will perform in the 1 cup water ou supply a mce mulchy bed to Annual Talent Show which will Coyle's Flying 'A' Service 1 pkg. lemon jello • Roads • Brushing . 128 La Crseht Rd. 444-2363. lant them in. · Dig a hole at least be held at Descans~ School on 1 pkg. orange jello • Road Oiling • Dam Building a foot deep, drive a stake in the May 1. 1 cu-p finely diced celery "On the Crest" hole to act as a support later. Set • Oil Mix • Sub Soiling 1 cup grated carrots • Building Sites . . he tuber two inches from the We have added six members to 3,4 cup chopped walnuts PETROLANE GAS SE~VICE • Sub-Division Work take, then cover it lightly with our family this week. Our mother 2 cups cottage cheese soil. Water it well. As the shoot cat has four new baby kittens, and 1 cup whipping cream, For Modern Meter Service ows, pull the soil around it so we have two tiny baby cottontail whipped Get Instant h eat for clean, smoke· Alpine Grading ~ hat only an inch or so of the less cooking, plen tiful hot w~~oter. all rabbits. These bunnies are the 1h cup mayonnaise weather drying, fast clean, year hoot is above the soil. In a cou cutest little animals while they Heat pineapple and water to round comfort with LP-Gas. Meter ple of weeks or more you will have er gas costs no more, In fact. the are growing up. Before the week boiling. Add gelatin and stir until more you use, the lower your rate' Equipment illed in the -original hole and is up, I imagine all these babies dissolved. Chill until partially will have to be shared in the Kin· thickened. Fold in remaining in 13262 Rentals dergarten and first and second ingredients; turn into 16 individ RIWAY 80 Handy grade rooms at school. Since 1948 ual molds or two one qt. molds. EL CAJON ~ tt 'I) PRED RUSHING, Owner Chill until firm. 443-3807 Household Hint Ray Crawford left on April 8, 445-2214 to drive back to Texas, where he 'tl * tl (For Harried Homemakers) will be stationed for at least sev CARROTS AU GRATIN l -- eral months. 3 cups diced carrots y JANE MON DRAGON a tl tl 6 soda crackers, crushed This gorgeous weather is won If anyone has any news for this erful, but it does mean we have 1 tsp. onion salt column, please call me at 445· 14 cup chopped green pepper ALPINE TRUCKING SERVICE o get out and wash windows, 2201. I'm always glad to have 2131 HIGHWAY 80, ALPINE dash of pepper oesn't it? If you ever have my your news about trips, visitors, or 2 T melted butter resent problem (I have been ill, anything you think would be of in·j ¥.a cup grated sharp cheese ROCK - SAND - GRANITE - COLORED ROCK nd din't touch a window for 11 terest. eeks!), of a heavy accumulation Cook carrots in ¥.a" boiling salt- GRADING - TRAOOR WORK f greasy dirt, try kerosene. One ed water 10 minutes, or until ten up of kerosene in one gallon of der. Heat oven to 425. Combine Fine Roads arm water. Apply with cloth San Diego State cracker crumbs, onion, salt, green n old, thinned·down wash cloth pepper and pepper. Alternate lay BLACKTOPPED - OH~ PENETRATION .. ideal) and simply polish dry Founders' Day ers of carrots and crumb mixture ith a clean, old, towel. I guar A campus-wide open house will in greased 1 qt. baking dish. Spoon 445-2188, or e your ·eyes will sparkle as well be held at San Diego State, Sun on any remaining carrot liquid. s your windows. day, May 3, in observance of the Pour on butter and sprinkle with JACK HOlSTAD 445-2414 college's 67th annual Founders' cheese. Bake 15 to 20 minutes or 'tl ' 1missed school the week before overwhelmed little girl. The young Harbison Easter and nursed a 105 fever lady entered the Gymkhana for Assembly Approves New Foundation Continued from Page 5 through vacation. Now that he's the first time and she was nosed the guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. off the sick list John Sr. is down. out of first place by a narrow mar School Bond Vote Barnett and family, and Mr. and • • • gin in the balloon spearing event. The Assembly of the State Legis Elects Officers . Mrs. L. Barnett and family (both In a shower of grateful tears Dia lature has approved the placing · uncles) and maternal grand· A hearty welcome to Mr. and The Grossmont College Develop· received the trophy from Eddie. on the ballot of the November 3 ment Foundation has elected Frank · mother, Mrs. Barnett. Refresh· Mrs. Peter J . Duitsman and son The crowd's applause was loud and general election a school bond vote A. Engfelt, Fletcher Hills attorney, ments included pizza and cola fol Robert, retired N a v y family, who've moved here from Spring long for this young man. Never proposition calling for the issuance as its first president. The new lowed by the usual cake and ice lose this courtesy, Eddie. So many of bonds in the amount of $270,· cream. Valley. They've completed and group, described as a private non moved into the peach-colored con of us do but it does our hearts 000,000 for school house construc profit incorporation, was set up to Q 0 II) crete block house you may have good to see it displayed in this day tion. receive contributions to promote The Scout mothers of Harbison watched going up on Yucca St., and age. The Assembly measure includes the general welfare of the college. Canyon are having a bake sale near the Catholic Church. Mr. $10,000,000 to help educate "cul Funds received will be used for Saturday, April 18, at Unimart in turally deprived" poor children in Duitsman is now full-time real Transportation Bids facilities, scholarships, and the El Cajon. Proceeds from this sale estate salesman for McCalmont large cities. general betterment of the college will go to re-register each Cub and Realty. He echoes our sentiment: Continued from Page 1 The authorization to call a bond program. Boy· Scout. Each boy will also re "You're never through learning," of the educational material. election for school house construc Other officers elected were Dr. ceive a subscription to Boy's Life. holding an associate degree in Supt. Clay pointed out to the tion had previously been delayed Samuel S. Sloan of Lakeside, vice Anyone wishing to contribute electronics after a two-year course Board that the school grounds at by a desire of the Republican president; 0 . W. Miller of La Mesa, baked goods may do so by contact and now attending a night class both the Harbison Canyon school members to place the bond elec treasurer, and John S. Hansen, ing either Lucy McConnell, 445- sponsored by a real estate firm and the Alpine schools are in need tion on the primary election ballot president of the college, as secre 3118 or Marie Johnston, 445-4090. twice a week. He and Mrs. Duits- of landscaping. He stated that no which was opposed by the Demo tary. Hansen and Rexford L. Hall, Let's all get !behind this very cratic members. The Republican president of the Grossmont College worthy cause. man are members of the Com- landscaping had ever been done munity Club and have a marrJed at the Harbison school and that members have now agreed that it District Governing Board, are au -o. (: Cr daughter in the San Diego arell. the lack ·of water during the past be placed on the November ballot. tomatically trustees 'Of the founda Mike Wallace was a weekend Q tl Q several years had destroyed most tion by virtue of their offices. guest of the Hettingers at the Rio Ruth Daniels, Jamul's beauty of the landscaping at the Alpine Other trustees are Mrs. Gilbert Hardy in Mexico. ·From the look operator, tells us she's having a schools. He also brought up the Del Mar Fair Harelson, La Mesa; Chester F. Bar on his face, when I saw him, the slow-but-sure recovery from the matter of drapes for the audito ritt, Santee; Edwin C. Hatch, La weekend had been the "most." blood clot she suffered after an rium stage at the Alpine school, To Add Facilities Mesa; Dr. Donald G. Johnson, ~ * * operation eight weeks ago. She stating that the existing drapes Lemon Grove; John H. Morrow, El Christ's Ambassadors, the newly can be up only five minutes at a were sec~nd -.hand drapes donated The Fair Board of the Del Mar Cajon, and Richard J. Sevick, pamed youth group of the Commu time now and it'll be six months to the Dtst~Ict by the contractor Fair has adopted a construction Spring Valley. rity Church in Harbison Canyon before she can work again. Mean- who had bu~lt the school, and tha.t program to .crease the facilities on the fairgorunds during the next The second Wednesday in April rish to extend an invitation to all while, she continues to try to th. ey were m a d ~p I ora bl e con d 1' was set for the group's annual young people age 14 and up to at lease the Shop Or fl.nd someone to I• bon . few years. · 'th 0 th rt 1 tend the group meeting each Sun The schedule of improvements meetmg, Wl er qua er Y run it till she can see us again. The Board, after discussing these includes $80,000 for a youth dormi- meetings set for July, October and day evening at 5:30 p.m. This ~ ~ ~ items, authorized the appointment January. An early item for busi· group has many varied and inter tory and $20,000 for a building to . hd of a citizens committee to make a h . h'b' b ness is expected to be the encour- esting events planned for the very Cu b S cou t s s h ared a b1rt ay . I ouse apprentice ex 1 1ts to e near future, such as a visit to Bible party with Mark Chadwell, 9, at ~btudy tod determ1?e the most feads· built in the 1964_65 fiscal year; aging of contributions for construe- . S . S d 1 1 e an econom1ca 1 way to 1an - $ tion of a 1500-seat auditorium on Land near EscoJldido on Saturday, Flmn prmgs un ay. scape the school grounds, and also 75,000 for a new administration the new campus. April 18, and on April 25 they are ~ * ~ authorized the calling for bids for building to be constructed in 1966- --·~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;:.;;:;;;;;, going bowling i n El Cajon, and N t k · 67, and $350,000 for a new horse ;;= • ex wee 1s Public Schools the furnishing of new drapes. show arena in 1967.68. again on May 2, they are planning Week. Open House will be held Trustee Lawrence Wilcox made The Board's action in establish a trip to Wynola Bible Conference April 22 at Jamul-Las Flores Gram· a report on the meetings that have ing this program would indicate near San Isabell. Come on all you mar Sch oo1 f rom 7 to 8 p.m. Par- been held by representatives of Empire Market young fellows and girls and join that the Board has determined ; ents will visit classrooms and talk the school district within the I NEXT TO POSTOFFICEI in the fun. t h that the Fair would remain at the to eac ers. Grossmont Union School District Del Mar site rather than move to tt * tl regarding district organization. He some other location as had previ· Quality Meats and Produce JAMUL Larry Davis Fleming, FT3, son stated that there was not much to ously been discussed. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Press of report at the present time, but it Houra 9 to 6 By THERESA EGAN Lyons Valley Rd. has been trans was brought out that there would Two atomic scientists vacation · 4-H members from Lemon Grove ferred to the USS Rasher at the be a meeting of the Alpine Board ing with friends in Las Vegas eyed Phone 445-2105 and Jamul joined forces Friday new sub base at Ballast Point. In with representatives of other a fellow scientist from a distance Sunday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Eve, April 3, for a roller skating December he finished sub school school districts in the Alpine while he played roulette. "Robin party at Lomita Village. Twenty in Norfolk and went aboard the school next Monday night after the son gambles as if there were no members from Jamul attended. USS Pickerel stationed at Pearl Alpine Board's adjourned meeting. tomorrow," said one. "Maybe," Harbor. Finishing sub school Graduation exercises were set commented the other, "he knows Mr. and *Mrs. * Arthur* Borden doesn't qualify a man for dolphins, for Monday, June 8, and the Board something." Preacriptiona have sold their home on Lyons a pin with two silver fish face-to appointed Lawrence Wilcox to pre· Coametica '\!alley Rd. and plan on moving face, the emblem of sub service. sent the diplomas. Druga .April 19. Mr. Borden's work takes He has to know the insides of his During the meeting the Board him to Arizona and New Mexico, ship completely and pass a written recessed for an executive session, Painting Classes and the family will establish a test proving he does, before be and on their return, passed a mo Alpine Rexall home in San Diego, closer to coming a part of this closely-knit tion to postpone until next Monday Clay Modeling • Sculpting things. They'll stay· with Mrs. outfit. His folks have been on night's meeting the consideration BEGINNERS or ADVANCED Pharmacy Borden's mother a few weeks two family cruises, aboard the sub of an appointment to the Board to Experienced Teacher ••• while looking around for a new USS Grayback and aboard a de fill the vacancy created by the res Studied Abroad Filling your home. They have five children: stroyer. Yes, they are also Navy. ignation of former Trustee Charles prescriptions is the Arthur, who graduates this semes Kildgore. This action was taken, most important part ter, Marilyn, Billy, and Donald who Why not *attend * the* Community they stated, because Trustee Clarence Flatt of our business will finish the school year at Charles Campbell was not present 2500 HIGHWAY 80 Club meeting Friday evening at For Information Call 445·2167 2223 Hiway 80 445-2488 Jamul-Las Flores, and Turalee, 3. 8 p.m., April 17? These meetings at last Monday's meeting having Mrs. Borden is remembered for fall on the third Friday of every been called out of town on busi- her Girl Scout Leader activities month, unless otherwise an· ness. here. The buyers of their prop nounced. Bill Brink of Proctor erty are Mr. and Mrs. Reiffs, resi· Valley Rd. is the president and CORNING * WARE dents of our area. arranges the appearance of speak· 1% QT. SAUCEPAN WITH HANDLE ers to keep Jamulites informed on Utt Announces Mrs. Paul* Egan * (Mary)* entered current matters. SALE PRICE $4.88 Mercy Hospital Sunday for sur Regularly $6.50 gery. On leaving the hospital she Grant to School plans 'On spending a few days with MT.LAGUNA According to an announcement Alpine Hardware & Dept. Store a sister in San -Diego to recuper· by Congressman James B. Utt (R· 445-2406 P .0. Box 118 2218 Hiway 80 ate further. She is well known in By KATHY McMANUS 35th Dist.) Alpine Union School Trophies for the women's bowl San Diego County for her rabbit District, has been awarded the sum ralSmg. Those wishing to send ing teams will be presented Thurs of $11,135 for school operating g¢t-well cards and notes can reach day evening in the Officers Club her at Rt. 1, 91-Al, Jamul, Cali at the Mt. Laguna Radar Station. funds pursuant to Public Law 874 Schools which are heavily bur THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL fornia 92035. 1t A dinner-dance* was* held at the dened by the impact of Federal 1: * * · More than 1000 spent an enjoy- Admiral Kidd's Club in Balboa Installations in their area are USDA Choice able afternoon last Sunday at the Park last Thursday evening at eligible for financial assistance annual California State Employees tended by Colonel and Mrs. Van under this Public Law. Assn. picnic at Flinn Springs. Joe, Fleet and several officers and The amount certified for pay Sharon and I brought nieces Chris· their wives from the Mt. Laguna ment as determined from the tine and Annmarie Egan, and we Radar Base. tentative entitlement for the fiscal shared a table with George and '(r ~ * year computed on the basis of in Chuck Roast 49: Evelyn Parrott and children. Chris Mrs. Jack Holmes was hostess to formation and estimates contained tine reached the finals in a girls' the Bunco Club last Monday, April in the application. The total en and women's rolling pin contest, 13th. Luncheon was served to titlement for the School District and she and Annmarie won prizes five ladies attending. Liz Taylor for fiscal year 1964 has been set in the foot races and hammering and Mary Barnes were the winners at $14,847 of which the above FLORENCE'S MARKET contest. Bob Parrott distinguished of the day. amount has been certified for im· himself in the backward running * * * mediate payment. Additional pay STAMPS race. We were all glad to see good ments will be subject to such ad WE GIVE sportsmanship and good old fash· justments as may be required by Ed Rowan, Manager II~.: .. · 2262 Highway 80 John Betts, Jr., of Olive Vista ioned graciousness at the Gym actual data and by the availability Phone 445-2436 Alpine Dr., has just recovered from the khana. Eddie Burdick of Lemon of funds in relation to total en· champion of all flu cases. He Grove presented his trophy to an titlements for financial assistance