A merka · s Tlnest Newspaper � ALPINE SUN � OUR EIGHTEENTH YEAR! Vol. 18 No. 27 Alpine, Calif. 92001 Friday, July 4, 1969 10¢
JUNE FULLER IS MARRIED SLEEPY HOLLOW OPEN Community Church was the setting Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shilts and his Saturday afternoon for the wedding of brother Ted announce the official open June Lenore Fuller and Jonathan Weldon ing of their ranch to any and all horse Knight. enthusiasts. They say "come up and Miss Fuller, daughter of Mrs. Doris camp, ride, hike or just plain loaf". Fuller of Alpine, and Mert L. Fuller of They have plenty of horses and ponies Downey, was attended by her sister , to ride and if you like, bring your own Mrs. Isadore Tarantino, matron of horse and trailer they say. honor; Misses Kathryn Minuto, Lynn Their ranch-- once known as Poker Williams, Elizabeth Knight and Deborah Flals, at 399 Dehesa Road, which is at Knight, bridesmaids; Laura June Taran- the south end of Tavern Road, just be-
...... _,. tino; flower girl; and Steven Fuller low the junction with Japatul Road. Tarantino, ringbearer. The groom, son From I-8 take Tavern offramp, go south of Mr. and Mrs. James Welcfon Knight on Tavern Road • of Dunbar Lane, was attended by Geo. Says Shilts, "there is plenty of park Titus, Andrew Knight, Daniel Noble, ing space available for all of your week Robert Windrem and Phillip Bunch. end needs. Ranch is on the Calif. Hik Candlelighters were Kenneth Wedel and ing and Riding trail so you can take off Daniel Wasson; organist, Mrs. C. Don in any direction and enjoy a tun time. ald Cost; and guestbook attendant, The weather is ideal and all you have Miss Arlee Noole, cousin of the bride. to do is come on up". The ceremony was conducted by Dr. More on 2 Alpine needs a swimpool service. _ Tune Clarke Irvine, Physical Fitness, Radio 860, XEMO, · 3:15&..-11:15 pm Sunday
-'!11, . ... Jean Danley and her brother, Ron Hopson and his wife, are back from a vacation to the old hometown, Knox ville, Tenn. Jean is in the office of Dr. Burak here, has not seen her folks for 2½ years.
June and Jon BROWN REALTY CO. Knight walk down isle of WE NEED LI STINGS Community Church after wedding cere 445-2631 mony Saturday. 2249 Alpine Blvd. Alpine El CAJON THEATRE 444-3272 Now Thru Tuesday
IT'S A BOY FOR THE BURAKS Somenow Bob Hope & Jackie Gleason JUNE FULLER MARRIES FROM Page 1 On Father's Miss Linda Hensel 's name "How to Commit Marriage" Day in EC Valley Hos- was not on the list of Roger Larson, assisted by Capt. Wfll!am pital a fine 6# boy was born M new families to rs. Robt. moved into Vista Alpine Mobile Home p. Lane, ChC USN (Ret,) of �ceans1de, Burak, wife of Alpine 's popular medico. ! Rod Steiger Estates. She is the daughter of Mrs. & a Catholic priest and close friend of His name is Richard Lee. Mrs. Paul Hensel. "Illustrated Man" the family. A reception was in the lounge and FAMILY NIGHT EVERY TU ESDAY patio of Jane Dunn Hall. A"mong the many out-of-town guests were Miss Jody Downing of Hysham, Mont,; Mr. & Mrs. Tea Marsb and daughter Jill, of Sheridan, Mont.; and AERO DRIVE-IN Miss Mildred Taess of Petersburg, Va. 444-8800 June was graduated from Kearny High School, attended Grossmont Col Now Thru Tuesday lege. Jon a graduate of ECap HS and Grossmon; College, is attending SD State, After a wedding trip to Carmel "Conqueror Worm" and the San Francisco Bay area, the couple will reside in La Mesa. Vincent Price CONVENIENT "The Oblong Box" CREDIT .. We carry your contract. 15-Year Swapmeet 9 to 5 Sat. & Sun, · Frequently the Sun used to sar, 'No bank or finance co. involved. 25¢ to Wall< in "Alpine needs a riding academy', but Guarantee! $2. to drive in & sell per car now it has one at Sleepy Hollow Ranch where horses may be rented and boarded, GUSTAFSON'S EXCLUSIVE QUILTED SLEEP�SET & Scotchgarded, too! Reg. 149.95 For Your Health Foods, Vitamins Special Diets Feeling I & good in the morning depends on how well you slept last night. Purchase With Safety Confidence At 'The This deluxe sleep-set offers firm support for your health and comfort. Ortho-type unit cushioned with foam. King-size $199; Queen-size $139. $99 1 . • VAUEJ HEALTH fooo STORE d Th t 9 6 IN BUSINESS SINCE 1950 W,L. f:!OUGHTON, OWNER; The address 1s still 133 Prescott, El Cajon· 444-8447 f.;('ST.\.�Sft, .�l'lt,ITl'RE EL CAJON BLVD. at 30th STREET 283- 7394 5 EDITORIAL _ � ALL COUNTY SHOULD BE PROUD OF EXI:'OSITION. The great Southern California Expo finest of ail, and the largest. The sition-- SD County Fair at Del Mar-- county should be mighty proud of this HORSES for RENT now nearing its end on July 6, Sunday, achievement. after a splendid opening on June 25, "There have been many changes will go down on record sheets as pro and great improvements since the years bably the best and biggest ever in its I first served on the board," Barnes 80 years. said. He has served 15 years as a dir At a recent press party for news, ector. radio and TV media, we had the op "We have tried to grow as fast or faster than the county, and our steadily portunity o� shaki_ng ha�ds a_nd renew-__ ing a longtime fnendship with Franklin increasing attendance (over 400,000 in Barnes, _p resident of the board of dir recent years) reflects the success we ectors of the 22nd District_ Agricultural have enjoyed." Assn. , which stages the big show. The They do not try to make a profit, HORSES BOARDED nine directors were on hana at the just break even, and do not levy tax�s, opening. Barnes owns the famous Man but do get revenue from the 42-day AT zanita apple ranch in Julian. horse racing season there. "These directors serve without pay" You have only today, July 4th, till Barnes told me, "because they are Sunday only, to see the myriad beauties, interested in the Exposition and the job exhibits, and everything that has made is a challenge representing big oppor this one of the greatest county events, tunity to be of service to the commun �[l��[Puf OO_®l[®'W and one of the finest in the West. Don't ity". miss it!-CI. We think that the board and its RANCH manager R.J. O'Connor, have put on a great show. this year's seems to be the ON THE CALIFORNIA HI KI NG & RI DI NG TRAI L MORE NEWCOMERS RECEIVE TREES Jack Spatz, treasurer of thechamber 399 Dehesa Rd. Alpine Alpine'::; Fine Weather of commerce, who is chairman of the welcome tree group has delivered young (At South End of Tavern High 97, Ave. High 82 pines to these new folks in Alpine: Mr. Road) Low 52, Ave. Low 56 & Mrs. Angus and Mr. & Mrs. Hardin, From Interstate 8 Freeway No Rain, Sea. 21. 62 Lilac Lane. Mrs. Robert Baddaur, Hwy Elev. 2000 Ft. Population 4, 000 80; Mr. & Mrs. Roats, Alpine Ter.; take Tavern Rd. Off-ramp. - Where the Sunshine Spends the Year Mr. & Mrs. Fawcett and Ed and Helen Thompson, also of Alpine Terr. Mrs. Benson, Terrace Road, Mr. and Mrs •. 445-2859 Drake and Mr. & Mrs. Jones, Terracita ALPINE SUN Lane. America's Tiniest Newspaper 445-2415 or 445-2394 2255 Tavern Road, Rt. 1, Box 189 MRS. GLAVIN NAMED PRESIDENT Alpine, SD Co. , ca. 92001 The Mt. Empire Citizens' Rights Published weekly on Friday Assn. , of Campo has just electea 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly Marie Gavin, of PV as president. She Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publ. succeeds Dave Clark, who becomes AOPA 194347 veep with Naomi Woodruff and Laura Alice Irvine, Art & Composition Maddox, directors. Mrs. Gavin is well Printed & Produced on the Ranch known here having formerly run an in 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine. come tax service. Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal ads on ll• 12-59 in superior court, Children's Park No. 238120. Alpine needs a roofer. Swimming pools, training and breaking rings under constructi on. farmers lnsur•nce Group Ted and Ev Shilts 149 N. Magnolia, El Cajon ARLIE D. NUNLEY 442-9484 ·; 6 Why did the little shoe run away ARCHERS CELEBRATE 50TH from home? Mr. and Mrs. George Archer, for Because his father was a loafer and merly of Eltinge Drive, now of Santee, his mother was a sneaker. celebrate 50 years of marriage tomorrow, Ir------� -----,I Their 5 boys and wives are honoring ALPINE them with a reception in Veterans' Memorial, 136 Chambers, EC, at 2 pm 1 · . _i__ PLUMBING Saturday, July 5. I Because they did not have addresses I LICENSED & INSURED of all their many friends in Alpine, I invitations were not sent, but the I 445-4114 Archers wish to extend an invitation to I 2604 W. Victoria Dr. any and all who would like to come. I They were married in 1919 in Omaha, · Under New ManagemP.nt- Neb,, lived there until 1954 when they I came to SD; moved to Alpine in 1958 I and only recently to a large mobilhome I in Santee. I CLUB ALPINE Mrs. Archer met George in kinder 2502 Hwy 80 445-9531 garten, moved away when she was in We Are the World's Largest Mobile Home Dealer. 3rd grade, didn't see him again till she CHARLIE & JOHN was 15. From then on it was only George· till they married 4 ears later. HANDLING: I Pool Tables - Coldest Beer Around George was an employee o{ Fairmont I Foods in Omaha till they came west. I NASHUA I CASUAL AIRE I OPEN 24 HOURS! NEW PASTOR ARRIVES I The Rev. C.L. MacPherson, his wife CAMBRIDGE CONTINENTAL I and 3 daughters, Pamela, 13, Tammy, I FLYING "A" CAFE 11 and Terri, 9, have just moved from At The Descanso Junction Chula Vista to 617 Francis Drive in the SKYLINE BUDDY I Canyon where he has taken over pastor I GOODFOOD ate of Community Church. He did not ARLINGTON I DRAFT&: BOTTLE BEER tak anyone's place, as the office has I been filled for the past several months · 12 Feet Through 24 Feet Wide I (Also to Go) with guest speakers. I Snacks&: Sundries He is attending Linda Vista Bible I Seminary in EC, will report the Canyon "Gracie&: Whit" Church's activities from now on in the Sun, is currentlr working on a big re 445-9591 vival for month s end. I I
BONANZA MOIi.LE HOMES • Nolan Harvey, Mgr. John Gorham, Mgr.· ' - ' 116 6 E. Main St. 8888 Magnolia , Caion 442-0589 Santee 448-9141 ; . �� 9 so there won't be any waiting for them HORSE TALI to come back before you can ride. to us. We have friends C's Sounds great By The Double that would love to come and ride but we only have 3 and one is a baby so is growing so fast we just enough. We know they Alpine news. that just isn't can't keep up with all of the horse will make the ranch a huge success. biggest this wee� is Sl�e�y Hol Carrell's donkey Snowball The one Maureen low opening to the public. This is got a little frisky last week and threw _ever happen J of the greatest things that their friend John Wermcke off. He trailer your enough to ust -ffi:rfun ... ed to Alpine. You can broke his arm but was game an:I tak_e on and horse there, camp overnight get back on after he had. a cast_ off in any direction for a beautiful nde, liave his picture taken with a sign or rent a horse and camp if you haven't "this is how it happened" ! your own animal. They now have over Stephen Brown's beautiful r�gistered 20 horses and intend to get a lot more, stallion colt is coming _along mcely after his near fatal accident May 21. He got his hoof cau�ht under some metal sheeting in his corral and bef?re CARRELL'I they could stop him had nearly cut it off. Dr. Dedrick treated him and had a Hay, Grain & Supplies lot of hope for his recovery. Stephen every day and v-l c Honor Master-charge has taken care of him there won't be any ill effect or perman Vet S:.i?plies Closed Sunday ent damage when it is completely come to this month's 445-4436 healed. Thecolt's father was Sutter Showboy, a famous world jumper, so 2424 Alpine Blvd. Alpine you can see why the whole family has been concerned. These things happen in spite of �ood care, and he was lucky HomBmaking as the colt is quite valuable. David Haag, 9, from Simi, Calif. Alpine's is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Oaks Mob PROPANE Mrs. Ray Wievig of Alpine COMPLETE He likes the pool best and �how° ile Estates. Service is enjoying his vacation. Gas . Mildrea Wilson has a nice gentle \ kid's horse for sale. She is broken to Sales - Service - Supplies ride, 7 years old and quite small. Call "Preserve It" 445-3054 if interested. Margaret Lowthian is sloWl}'. build ing her Appaloosa herd up agam, has about 10 mares and 5 babies, most with Come, catch up on ideas that make blankets. your work easier and more fun! Tips on recipes, menus, laundering, New PROPANI En,oy The Attractive freezing, dishwashing, and a look at the new appliances like Log Cabin Cafe the electronic oven. C.I.D. Adjoining The Lounge Second & fourth Tuesdays * every month - 10 a.m. 2205 Alpine Blvd. 445-2243 104 North Johnson Avenue, PROPANE Co * El Cajon - 444-2161 2353 Alpine Blv. SERVING OUR FAMOUS BROASTED CHICKEN San Diego Gas & Electric Company 445-4840 STEAKS & SEA FOODS Ron .& Sandi Leitch, P.M. Owners DAILY 9 A.M .. TILL 11 @) 10 11 Support your hometown paper, subscribe ! . RODEO, DANCE AT STALLION OAKS Ed Torgersen, progressive proprietor of Descanso's Stallion Oaks, will host Here is George holiday festivities today; Saturday and Carrell, of Car Sunday at the ranch. A lively western rnll's Feed store, Meachum's rodeo is scheduled for this afternoon: with his wife's dow Coverings And a country-western- "Mod" dance with cousin, Judge Win "The Pony Express" band slated for to Martin Anton, Floor Coverings night and tomorrow at 9; and, a week who trailered SALES AND INST ALLA TION end of camping, hiking, riding and two fine horses outdoor fun for �uests. out to visit AAA-A398 The holiday 'Happening" cele- George & Maureen over 260 W. Douglas El Cajon brates two new additions to the ranch; a 50-unit mobile park and a new rodeo the 4th. The ------ring. Ed, who opened his Old West judge presides �------Motel on June 14, says summer reserva in Magistrate's Alpine; tions are coming in steadily and that Court, which already the colorful old-west buildings includes 7 town are a ' must-see" on the SD visitors list. ships in N.J. Lutheran Church Famed for its fine cuisine, the Oaks just added the culinary talents of ( Wisconsin Synod) Emilio Vecchione, orginally head chef Pastor Paul Heyn for some of the finest restaurants in __ Europe. Says Ed: "Now we can offer ALPINE FIREMEN THANKED, JUNE BROWN WINS AT EXPO 445-3742 or 465-5344 veal scallopine for Italian Cowboys," For use of station facilities and man . For her confections, a fudge, at the Sunday Worship'. 9:00 A. M. ning phones in the hunt for an escapee Del Mar Junior home economics June Sunday School 10: 15 A. M. here last month, Chief Dale Bennett Brown, 1st runnerup in the recent Miss Bible Class 10:15 A.M. received a letter from the Dept. of Alpine contest, made first, Ruthann Distressed father to teen-age dau Corrections at Chino. It was read at Brown came in for a first in the "any 2040 Tavern Road ghter: "Young lady, either that dress is the last session of the commissioners. other division". too short or you're not in it far enough. ·'--1--- Mi---- le---- So.------of Alpine------Blv. � The c� nvict has never been apprehended. 'HOLIDAY � r,11-·cws1s-·-7jl··- in the HIGH COUNTRY... l ' U l ! l TUESDA Y MORNING - Drawing & Po rtraits t STALLION OAKS { in Pastel ! l INSTRUCTOR: Isobel Pellegrin l RODEO - JULY 4 ; l Dancing & Entertainment .THURSDAY MORNING: Oil Painting l � l . Instructor: Skip Whitaker "The Pony Expre-ss" l l l •,. JULY 4 & --5 9p.m. l ALPINE ART CHALET COCKTAIL BAR - RESTAURANT - CAMPGROUNDS ! 1: TRAILER PARK - RIDING - HIKING - POOL 1321 W. Victo ria Dr. l l l Old West Motel . I DESCANSO- L_�;� ____J 44S-417� 1 13 SISTER VISITS ELIZABETH WEST 1>-fr. & Mrs. J. H. Hollands spent 4 days this week here coming out from Buffalo, NY. Mrs. Holland is Librarian West's sister. Taking them sightseeing Mrs. West was relieved for the Tuesday and Thursday library days by Lucile Bates. It was Mr. Holland's first , __ ,,. visit to Alpine and . l i'- r. he liked it very R much. (J! LJ i,v ,,cfllnr __:;-}B{'o . f . The way medical scie�ce is �xtend_ing WOOD ART AT LIBRARY IN JULY life spans these d ays, we_ Just might wmd Al Jones is displaying some of the up having to pay the national deot our things he mades, now on display at the selves! library this month. Al has a heart con dition which compelled him to retire WALL-to-WALL CARPET from active work several years ago. After trying numerous other hobbies, OR All Types of 1 he settled on making items of manzan INSURAN CE ita and other woods. Al and his Wife are natives of Wyoming, came here in Home - Commercial - In dustrial 1956, now live on Alpine Heights Road. UPHOLSTERY:**"·*·* · Accident - Life - Automobile He is wearing a necklace made from "Serving Alpine Area Since 1875" tiny cubes of different woods which he I 442-8871 j carves, polishes, strings. Above is an olivewood cane and various other ob I SALE , PERCY H. GOODWIN Co. jects that he has created. ·OF Library Hours: Tuesday & Thursday, $139� . �90 N. Magnol ia, El Cajon 1 to 5, Saturday, 10 to 2. SALES
B E T HEL ASSE MB 1-,Y Look back and thank God, look sALE ENDS WEDNESDAY ahead and trust him! Don t Don't Miss ltl I I of GOD CALL COLLECT FOR ESTIMATES IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO LOOK 1929 Arnold Way Alpine lob Wilson's 444-3158 W o r s h i p S e r v i e,c sl: TEXACO SERVICE 11 A. M. 7 P. M. Howard Kaye, Interiors ** SundayaSchool 9:45 A. M. 4878 Lester ·------Lemon Grove·-- · --· Pastor Eva Bailey BATTERIES · TIRES® • ACCESSORIES Ass't. Pastor Cynthia Davie Complete Motor Tune-Ups FREE COUPON: GOOD FOR ONE SET 445-2156 445-2872 10 yards · VISITORS WELCOME 2232 Alpine Blvd. Alpine, Calif.• \ OF LI YING ROOM . DRAPERIES or 2 Panel s 14 15 VIGNEAULTS ATTEND SHOW,i @111s111s111s111s111s111s111@111s111@111@:l1�111s111@111@111@111@111s111@111@111@111s111s111@111@:l111s111@111@:l111@111@111@111@111w Allie and Blackie Vigneault have been making the doll shows_ lately, w�th trips to Long Beach, Idyllwild, Baldwin Park, Anaheim and Lagu�a Beach. The Baldwin Park Doll Enthusiasts had a "PeeWee Doll Convention" of one day on the 25th, and the SD Doll Club chartered a bus for this affair, stopping off at Hobby City in Anaheim, and Laguna Beach. Idyllwild is beautiful this time of year, with many people enjoying tl)e sun and fun. Allie visited the Al Veasie's who have p urchased the old Idyllwild Inn, which has been vacant for seven years. Mrs. Veasie's Doll Museum is already open to the public, as well as other sb ops and the beautiful lobby of the Inn is available for parties. The new name is "Idyll wild Shop-Inn", with 7 nice shops displaying and selling art, jewelry and other hanacrafts.
Enic Bowles, Tavern Road, is back from Springfield, Mo. with Pastor Torn Hix of the Calvary Baptist Church of National City. They drove, stopped in Texas, visited friends, then attended graduation ceremonies at the Bible Bap tist College there. Mrs. Bowles stayed here, got their home ready to paint so both have been busy this week finishing up the job which looks quite professional.
Now you can get more for your money calendar quarter. Any principal amount at a full-service ..bank. may be withdrawn during this same You can open a Security PacificBank period, which has been on deposit for a �� Premium Passbook Account with a de full calendar quarter. Or principal may (-',: posit of $500 or more. And add to this be withdrawn on a special 90�day written ('') lb time deposit account at any time with notice. , ...... , deposits of $100 or more. Premium Passbook Account's 5% _�_ Maximum 5 % interest* is com · interest is just another extra we've got pounded quarterly, from date of deposit. going for you. Because the Premium Passbook Account *Paid on accounts of $500 or more, if balance is maintained. If account falls below $500, the current, matures quarterly, you can withdraw regular term saving.s account rate of 4% may be interest during the first ten days of any applied. SecurityPa cific Bank SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONA� BANK II MEMBER FOIC 11111=1111@111@111@111@111@111@111@l111@l111@l111@11@111@l111@!111=11111=1111@l1111==1111@l1111=1111�111@111@l111@111@l1111=11n1=1111_1=1111@111@1111=101@111@ · 16 17 Dentist; " Which tooth do you want DICK DeMA TTEIS MOVES SLEEPY HOLLOW pulled? " In order to expand his growing train COMES AWAKE! Pullman Porter: "Lower seven. in� and boarding stables, Dick DeMat Down at the te1s has moved from Hale's Rockin' H south end of Ranch, Tavern Road, to 10 choice acres · Tavern Road, Alpine Grading he is leasin� from Margaret Lowthian 399 Dehesa Rd., just off Alpme Heights Road. to be exact, the & Eq_uipment Rental His 150 x 100 aU-pipe ring is in and famous old stage complete with 12 corrals. He will con stop ranch has tinueboarding, training and giving les come alive since Fred Rush ing sons in riding, English and Western, Everett Shilts also jumping. and his brother Alpine ijij5-22 1ij Name for new adventure is Hilltop Ted, bought it, Training and Boarding Stables. establishecl a riding academy ALPINE and picnic spot for campers. NEW HOME FOR MIKE McCALL Here is Miss [RexatQ PHARMACY Monday Rio water workers were busy Stormy Shilts, 12, on South Grade Road at the eastern end on one of their 3 Registered Pharmacists on duty of the McCall Ranch School property fine horses, with to serve you. Ask your Doctor to running a 1000' main to serve the new her brother, Mark, call us for your next prescription. home of Mike McCall and his wife Dora. 14. Shilts plans In a short time they and their two young on building 2 pools and various other Truth will rise above falsehood as Prescription Specialists -· Cosmetics sters will be moving in. They are facilities for this family picnic ranch. oil above water. 2109 Alpine Blvd. 445·2488 building a unique A-frame house. ALPINE'S LAST ISSUE ALL SOLD OUT! Mrs. George Archer is back from a Justin c. Gruelle, Alpine's noted nice jet trip to Las Vegas where she artist whose magnificent mural show CHATEAU MINIMART Nllf,if ion C,nte, went with daughter-in-law Irma Archer ing historic aircraft and famous men of of Hawthorne to meet her son and wife, early aviation, occupied the middle Groceries - Sundries Your Health Food $tore Ed and Janet Archer and their two child spread of the Sun, called to order 100 162 E • Ma in lj,1+2-7212 ren, Jamie and Tom. They drove out copies to send all over the country. Beer - Wine - Beverages Mr. &Mrs. H.A. Gillies from Omaha for his parents' 50th wed The editorial on Telstar was tied in ding anniversary. All returned together with the space age also. Unfortunately 4008 Willows Rd. COMPLETE LINE OF HEALTH Fooos, after having a nice time in Los Vegas. the stores were sold out, so he could at the Interchange SPECIAL DIET VITAMINS have but a few. However, a reprint is Fooos - bein done for him with the two pieces Stan Chambers , Owner MINERALS AND SUPPLEMENTS \ g "I wouldn't worry if your son makes and the photo which he will mail 1 Open Daily Except Sunday mud pies, "said the psychiatrist. That around. \... 44S-3139 9 am to 5:30 pm is quite normal. " "Well I don't think it is" replied the moth�r, "and neither does his wife. All YOUR PRINTING NEEDS Your Complete Fashion Spe�ialty Shops Revolving Bankamericard � Charge Accounts SENSIBt; PRICES ' I Famous Brands JOB PRINTING · OFFSET LETTERPRESS1 ' ALPINE PRINTING 2251 ½ Alp,i ne Blvd. 445-4051 Robert & Agnes Miller , Owners El Cajon College Grove Pacific Beach --- 18 BBQ DAYS HERE AGAIN · SENIOR KING, QUEEN AT FAIR 19 Now that vacation is underway and James Pinkerton, king, and Grace OLD WEST MOTEL Morley, queen, were presented by the IS BIG HIT a troop of hungry youngsters, and adults, This shows one show up for meals, the barbecue is United Senior Exchange in a court on the Community Stage at the Expo in of the unique once more king of the outdoor kitchen, units of the motel The place to get these and supplies , is Del Mar Thursday last week. just opened at the Hayseed Fireside Center in EC at Don Diego and the Fairest, Carolee Stallion Oaks 600 Broadway. They also have all kinds Meachum, made the announcements, Ranch, Descanso of fireplaces, so if you are remodeling Julia Sachse carried theking's trophy by Ed Torgersen. or thinking of putting in a fireplace for and Katherine Stout the US Flag. A Each unit-- jail'., this winter, see them. Their slogan: record crowd of 750 heard theHillbilly bank, barbershop "We have anything your hearth desires !" Band under direction of Mrs. Jas. A. and so on- - is And of course when you are cooking Pinkerton, and their music was greatly ' strictly early ou side, be extra careful of sparks as appreciated, pioneer style, warm days brought fire hazards, with fitting decor inside and of Residents of Alpine Oaks Mobile course modern in Classified ads in the sun will sell just Estates and friends of Blackie Vigneault every respect. about anything, try one ! helped him celebrate his birthday Sat "We 're· booked urday evening, with a party, refresh solid for the next ments and a sl ide program given by few weekends" Evelyn's Allie, "These Wonderful Years". The says Ed and his slides depicted the life and times since jolly manager BEAUTY SHOP 1900 to the present date, and were en Tony Hutchins, joyed by all. "which shows how PERMANENTS FROM $6. 50 UP people like the antiquity of Stallion Closed Tuesday , 444-4294 Oaks, yet it is so 2030 Crest Dr. Suncrest LETTERS TO EDITOR: modern, even to Dear Clarke:-- This is surely beauti the trailer park" • ful country, The weather has been won In photo are Lee derful since we've been here and the and Barbara Johnson fishing is fabulous, Norman was trans ferred up here from Florida by his com with two sons, Joel- - on crutches with EARL'S ALPINE TV panyso is working on the big new Boe a broken foot and Joe. At right is Byron Webb, of Ja Jolla Mortgage Fund, and Color TV Specialists ing plane, the 747. We both like Wash STATION ington very much, Say hello to all. -- his wife, at left. They had a great GuL F time at thegrand opening. Complete Lub� Service, Dorman Authorized RCA Dealer Grace Buchmiller, former Alpiner, Recaps, Truck Tire Service: Any ANTE NNA Place, Any Time. Batteries and One June 26, residents of Alpine Accessories. White Gas and Block Inst al l at ion & Repair Oaks Mobile Estates enjoyed a bus trip Ice, Luther Mohr, manager of Security to the Exposition. All were thrilled 445-2134 bank is on ' a 3-week vacation by car over the displays and shows, especially We Gi ve S&H Gr een Stamp• with his wife and 3 little giristo ·his the Polynesian dancers, and Alpine's 2151 Alpine Blvd. 445-4188 I old home in Iowa. Morse Olmstead, own Hillbilly Band. _ _ Emerg. 445-2112 who was 25 years in the Escondido 2357 Alpine Bl vd. Al pi ne branch, is taking his place till Mohr returns on July 8. , A REFRESHING C HANGE -�� NEW OW IN AUTOMOTIVE SALE.S NERS, Ge rald R. Craig & Yula E . Harris �- Mrs. Harris, Manager & SERV ICE ALPINE Ne w and Used � /IJ.. · CARS & TRUCKS �· W ESTERN WEAR Full Line of Boots , Clothing , Saddle s, Tack & Ac cessorie s 2111 Alpine Blvd. STREIT CHREVOLET Alpine Re xall Bldg. 445-2739 8000 Morningside Way 460- 1311 21 20 and they are spectacular. We mef Dale Robertson and are looking forward to Oou,,, TALK seeing fabulous Jimmy Durante when By Cecile and Celeste Irvine our parents come to the fair this week- e e a es a a a a e a nd. Will b quite n event in our liv ; W e_ re h ving m rv lous time t s e as e e the fair and gettrng paid for it too Seem lik there h b en on big event aft�r another this year and now y.rhi7h is r eally the way to go. ' The 'Expo _ is bigger, better and more exciting the big circus opens at the Sports Arena s than it has been ever so don't miss it July 15 which features dozens of act s s s s Last day i s Sunday, July 6 and reme�� 1 from di tant land . The how run e s e be the big ay of a - through July 20 so g t ticket arly and r displ fireworks S tur a e a e day. We haven't missed them for years voi -� EVERYBODY YOU WILL TOO. $� 95 PER AS SQUARE LOW AS YARO COMP LE TEL Y INSTALLED OVER HEAVY 50 OUNCE PAD Investigate Before You Invest II CALL 44 2-16is JI FURNITURE, CARPETING & DRAPERIES Oelkers Furnishers 467 N. MAGNOLIA AVE. EL CAJON ��