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VOL, I 5, NO , 23 ALPINE, CALIF , Fl!IDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 10¢ Buy Here, to Build form New VFW Post A Nice half-acre with oak treeson Initial meeting of a grtmp of SouthGrade Road, opposite the High­ . veterans to form a new Alpine post of lands, has just been bought by Mr. and the VFWwa s in Ted Grant's home, Mrs. Dean A. Hottell, jr., of SD. 1532 Tavern Road, on Sunday. Organ­ Sellers were the Richard Verniers also izers present' Ted Grant, W.R. Duf­ of SD. The Hottells have three child­ field, E, H. Maxeiner, Perry Welch, ren, plan to erect a nice 3-bedroom {Cdr. of WWlBarracks 2617 here); Prank dwelling in a short time. Sale was Tyrrel, Bert Fuller, {veterans' service negotiated by Charlene V. Brown of officer here); O. E. Ramsey and John Brown Realty Co., here. More on 18

FOURGENERATI�Ns oF McCALLs Genin Sells Home Here At the �aduation reception on Mc­ Call's Ranch School place last week it Mr. and Mrs. Delton C. Smith of was noted that four generations of the SD have just purchased thr ough family were present; in photo, from Charlene V.Brown ofBrown Realty Co. left; Carl McCall; Mrs. Karen Fulton, here, the nice r-bedroomresidence of mother of Mrs. Blanche McCall, next Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Gavin, who now live to her. Mark McCall, 6, son of Brian in PV. It has three acres, is on Gavin McCall and his wife. Janet, and little Road, east of the Dunbar Lane Inter­ Todd, 2. change soon to be opened on Interstate McCall has lived here 25 years, 8. The·Smiths plan many improve­ More on 18, ments. TUNE CLARKE IRVINE ON XEMO, 8,ADIO 860, SUN. 5:15 Pm & 11 PM ...... , ... 3 2 SPEARS' DAUGHTER COMING CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mr�. B.asil Spear. Olive· ROBERT STOCKTON,� l At long last l am making an effort woodLane, are expectingtheir daughter well and pump man r i to express my gratitude to the host of Crystal Marcus, husbanii Lowell and of EC, who has friends from far and near who aided in three children this month. Marcus is served Alpine and my, recovery by their prayers, card s, head of Goodyear Rubber C o m pany, the back country f 1 owe rs, gilts and services in many has been in Panama for many years till for many years, ways; and the joy of knowing one has with Howard Cuero, real friends has a remarkable influence his transfer to 9aracus, Venezuela last on one's desire to recover. summer. Their daughter will spend the formerly of Viejas Muriel Bowlus rest of June and July with them, as her Reservation, husband has to return home. Lowell, install new plastiq jr. , 19, is attending college in Rose­ water pipe at ..--fhe- man who pokes fun �t a woman· trying ville, Calif. will be picked up by the Irvine's Trailer _to drive through a 12 foot garagtl door usually family on their way to Alpine. Estates on Tavern Rd. Stockton and Irvine sobers up when he tries to thread a needle. are pilots, would like to see Alpine V ACATIClN QHURCH SCHOOL DUE have an airpark. Mrs. Richard Hageman, in ,charge Stockton works El CAJON TH-EATIE of the Vacation Church School this ye.ar on his aircraft in ijll,11, -3272 at Community Church says it begins on spare time. Monday, June 20, will continue for two weeks, runs from 9:30 to noon,Monday NOW THR.U TUESDAY thru Friday, in Fuller Hall. Subscribe to the Alpine Sun, The Guild holds a regular workday CANYON VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Marlon Brando meeting on Wednesday next week. The HC Community Church will Jane Fonda hold their annual Vacation .Bible "The Chase" School June 20 to 24th at the church CUSTOM DRAPERY "That Man in Instanbul" FREEWAYWILL HELP SCHOOL from 9 to 12 for children through junior Latest Fabrics Shown In When asked how he !thinks the free­ high. Everyone is welcome and students from Biola· College in LA will teach Home way, Interstate 8, will affect the school UPHOLSTERY Supt. Paul Clay replied "No doubt it with Rev. Albert De Groat, pastor,in FAMILY NI QIT EVERY TUESDAY w ilI h e 1 p nofsewise for now traffic charge. Ladies of the congregation will Travis Rods& Installation sound filters up to us; afterwards it will also assist, and arts, crafts, bible FREE ESTIMATES not bother so much. " stories, etc. will be studied. He also believes that e Ii m ination Mrs. E. Rash IJIJ5-IJ0I0 AIIO DRIVE-IN of heavy traffic on present 80 w i 11 -�ijij-8800 allowmore students to walk to school also do away with potential ha z a1 ds: NOW THRU TUESDAY Gregory Peck McCALL'S Antfiony Quinn UNUSUAL WHITE CATTLE AT FAIR "Guns of Navarone" 1 This year's highlight at the County RANCH SCHOOL Peter 0 Toole Fair, June 24-July 4, livestock show, sho u Id be the rarely-seen Charloais swap•eet c a t t Ie , new to the Fair · this season, 9 to 5 Saturday I Sunday reports Mgr. Roy Welch. These pure 50¢ to Walk In white animals weigh as much as 2400 Summer Camp $1.50 to drive in and sell pounds, stand 6-feet tall at the shoulder-- huge beasts, Starts June 19 Horsemanship - Swimming For Your Health Foods, Vitami,ns And Special Diets Purchase With Safety And Confidence At The Hiking - Archery - Camp Fires VAUEr HEALTH Fooo 110111 Academics (Optional) IN BUSINESS SINCE 1950 W.L. HOUGHTON, OWNER Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCall HI 2331 Tave.rn The address is sti11 133 Prescott, El Cajon, IJ-81JIJ7 Rd. 445-2676 5

'God is Dead' Idea is Supreme Delusiof Perhaps those who say "God is Dead" Libraries contain many books where· are themselves dead! And do not know in men of supreme intellect have re­ it. corded their faith in God, The renowned This great nation was founded, and Dr. Albert Einstein never questioned the has always placed its faith on God, and validitr,of God and religion. He once on the high principles of Love for all wrote 'My religion_consists of a humble men. Thousands of brave men have admiration of theillimitable superior died for this just cause, and more will spirit who reveals himself in the slight die in the future. details we are able to perceive with our Many deep thinkers have placed frail �nd feeble minds. That deeply their faith in the great architech of the emot10nal conviction of the. presence universe, the supre�e soul, or mind, of a superior reasoning power, which is that controls all rn the vastness of revealed in the incomprehensible univ­ space and the unfathomable march of erse, forms my idea of God,. It is time, of which man is a mere fleck ' enough for me to contemplate the or a passing flash. mystery of conscious life perpetuating itself through all eternity. " A Mt. Wilson astronomer, Dr. Gustaf ALPINE SUN Stromberg, in his inspiring book "The is not the America's Tinie1t Ne••Plll'•r NAVYMAN LEAVING FOR VIET NAM PROCRASTINATION Soul of tfie Univ.erse", wrote that man thief of time-and-a-half. 445- 2415 011 445· 2394 is a part of God and that all he can take Confirmed Al piners a r e Mr. and 2255 Tavern Rd. Mai I Rt. I, Bu 1811 with him when he dies is his memories, Mrs. Jim King, residents of a 1 a r g e Alpine, SD Co. Calif. 92001 a plausible reason to create only good mobilhome in Irvine's Trailer Estates- - 1 P,i,I i shed week I y on Friday memories. After peering for years into King is A 1 pine ' s busy painter-- who CARL 5 I0C PEIi COPY, BY MAIL 12. Y[AIILY the farthest galaxies ana deep study of entertained her son and wife, Mr. and the universe, he knew beyond any doubt Mrs. Ellis Kohl of SD. They brought up Ci. AME I IIVIN[, EDI TO 11 & rulLISN[II their old friend CPO Frank Murias, USN Bo-ot & Leather /IOPA 194341 that God is the soul of this universe and will be here throughout all eternity for who is en route to Viet Nam, rounded SHOP AL.IC[ IIIVIN[. AIIT & CO ... 0IITI0N out 25 years in the navy. In Celeste's P Ill NTED & P 1111 DUCE0 [NTI 111!1. y ON TN[ 11.llfCN he lives in every atom. ALL LEATHER REPAIR All paid.. Secood claaa aail pririJS9.. Here is one that is thankful for a photo, from left; Kohl, Mrs. King, Mrs. Kohl holding her treasured Chi­ Saddles, Tack, Supplies, Chapa autborised at Alpine, Caliloraia living God during a long and happy life EST, JAN, I 952. huahua "ffeppie", and Murias. ADJUDGED FOIi LEGAL A0S ON with so many blessings to deeply ap­ �q.2-3027 I 1-12-59, IN SUPEIII0R C0UIIT, preciare including this beautiful world, NO. 238120 870 N. 2nd St. El Cajon family friends, and material�hings. Alpine needs a roofing service Yes, it would be mockery to believe there is a dead God, for as Paul said in Glatians "Be not deceived: God is not Now Open mocked". Amen. -Cl .JDDff'S Shadyrock Picnic Ranch BABIIER SHOP "A wife is someone who sits up with you when you're sick and puts up with Men and Women you when you're not." o,.. ,. ,,,.,,,,,,, * * * * 2530 Hwy 80, Alpine FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. DAILY EXCEPt TUESDAY i Treasures in Words soe, Adu1 ts $ I • 76 - Ch 1 dre, $1. 51 ADUl TS CHllDR(N 30e Daily 8 am This is life eternal; that they might to 7:30 pm, know thee the only true God and Jesus IO Acres of Fun I Open Sundays Christ, whom thou hast sent.' John 17:3. Mike Heuslein & Joe Fox, Owners GLENVIEW SUPPLY Co. q.q.5_q.390 fREE DELIVERY Lu.ber & Building Materials 443-1017 FRON HWY 80 TURI SOUTH ON MARSHALL ROAD 13288 Hwy 80 GI enview OPEN 8 TO 5 MoN. THRU SAT. 0 N E 8 LO CK TO ENTRANCE. 6 7 Widow of Jesse Crawford, Organist, living Here Recently Mrs. Jesse Crawford bought a nice home here and moved in be­ 'W.W. MITCHELL c aus e of Alpine's fine climate. and and one of his quiet also as she has relatives in the fine horses now area.' She moved here from LA, is a stabled at old native of NY • Sleepy Hollow Shortly after The Sun welcor:ied her Ranch which the to Alpine, interviewed her and lt w�s Mitchells a pleasant surprise to learn that she_ is bought, moved the widow of the world famed organist their four horses and composer, Jesse Crawford. He be­ here. He plans to came the highest paid and most popular raise cattle and theatre recording artist. sheep, maybe a He held two signal honors; the first few hogs on fine a r t i s t t o sell a million records for 80-acre place off Victor, and first organist to record a Dehesa Road electrically. Every one below town. remembers the piece, "Valencia", Previously all recordings had been made mechanically by sound, and this new departure affected the industry for all time. In 1938 he played England, became immensely popular. This m u s i c a 1 genius m a d e an HALLS TO PM CONVENTION Mrs. Emma Holmes, publicist for humble beginning in Spokane, went to Phil and Dorothy Hall left the post­ Alpine Lively Oaks, ·senior citizens' , then S@ c:irauman secured him office in charge of Richard Place, at­ club, is leaving Monday for Ft. Worth, for his movie .Palac�, and tended a postmasters' convention at Tex., on a well earned vacation. While when the noted Impressario opened his Hoberg Hot Springs, r�turned last week, away Mrs. Emil Sasche will handle the Million Dollar Theatre in LA, at the enjoyed the 5-day trip. publicity. organ was Jesse Crawford. In 1927 Grauman featured "Seventh HANDSOME, talented Crawford was Heaven" made by Frank Borzage, with famed as "Poet of the Organ". Janet Gaynor and Chas. Farrell. That was the Academy's first year, and the film won the Oscar, as dis Miss Gaynor. duced by W. B. Marsh, inventor of the aftd Later he was engaged by Balaban & electrical system. If 1.'.ou ever see one Katz, where in their great new Chicago at a swap-meet, don t miss buying it. DINING Theatre he played fue biggest orgaq. Two popular pieceshe then recorded DANCING The newest and· finest later became world famous as the "Poet were "Old Virginia Moon" and "A Kiss addition to El Cajon of the Organ" at the Mighty Valley for superlative country club entertain- in the Dark". �- in the big paramount 'l"heatre, NY For awhile he taught the pipeorgan ment. 01,1tstariding food and service every �J to City. At one time he had his own .dance and became quite a popular teadier. night except Monday, and business luncheons C ' " band, toured America. Finally he returned to the west coast, every .day. Fridays and Saturdays dance to the . Rare collector's items today are two died in LA in 1962 at age 66. Many smooth rhythms of � the Bob Pell Quartet • with of his early recordings on Autograph folks today well remember his pro­ song stylings by Dolores. -A,f' Reservations are sug- o label, in which he was interested, pro- foundly beautiful music at the theatres gested, phone #8-4242. /1 mentioned, and also treasure some of '--"�a� his notable recordings. 9200 Inwood Dr .. S.nt.. 0 BEESON'S DISPOSAL Jud off the 11ew Minion 6ort• lei. in El C.jon VaUey. Seryice Trash & Garbage Mixed McKie leaf tr to San Diego 2355 Hwy 80 ��5-2217 Twice Weekly Pickup P. o. Box Shopping ERV R Alpine � Gille S. I NG HA B I SON CANYON 398 Cente spie r I Field TO MT. • LAGUNA Elsie Hoffman, Associate Cal I ��5-3029 After ��30 Pffl Before You Sell or Buy See lkKie to EJCaion· 8 9 CHIARA FAMILYTO ROME A 2-year sojournin Rome is the in­ PTA HOSTS TEACHERS Horse Talk TC HEARS ABOUT RABIES Mrs. Zane Dana and Mrs. Jerome By Cynthia Irvine teresting outlook for Albino Chiara, his wife and six youngsters who are selling Friday lliwit's session of the 'rown Lipetzky of HarbisonCanyon and Alpine Saturday afternoon I took ID}' horse their home on Venadito. He is witli Council in Fuller Hall learned a lot PTA announce thatthe annual Teachers' clippers over to Duggans and shaved Douglas Aircraft, is :working on about the dangers of rabies, when the Luncheon sponsored by them will be their miniature Shetland pony allover. developing the n e w DC 9 Jet. Before well attended meeting was addressed held jointly in the new community I t m ade him look so different and I going to Italy they will be in Phoe�ix by Dr. Wm. s. Murphy, DMV from the building at the HC school June 13th at only hope the weather stays nic� and at tlie Douglas plant for awhile, going county health office. 12. Theladies are preparing a delicious warm as he had quite a lot of hau on there in August: One important point brought out is luncheon for theschool personnel, hi . Chiara was a lieutenant in the USAF that children should be taught to beware �aturday morning April Mansf ield in WW2, flew the "hump" over the of all animals, even pets, which should - and I went out lool

LL FETH ACHIEVES SOLO THIS IS the certificate that the land Listings TASTY BAKE SHOP Lieutenant's mother so hi hly prizes. EL CAJON An elated mother in Alpine is Mrs g Vera Miller, Tavern Road, whose son: She has a· right to be proud of the fine N.M. GRIECO, Spe cial Decorated Cakes Lt. Chas. s. Feth, USN, just made his young man. Fo r Weddi ngs, Birthdays solo flight at NAAS, Saufley Field, Realtor Pensacola, Fla. And Parties �65-99;00 She received a congratulatory letter ALPINE SAILOR TO PEARL HARBOR 7299 Un i ve rsi ty , La Mesa 144 E. MAIN 444- 3686 from Cdr. G.D. Jorgensen, USN Wednesday last week Sl/c Richard commanding offi c er • He flew in ; Greathouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale T-34 "Mentor" trainer, thus, as the CO Greathouse, Tavern Rd. , left for Pearl wrote "completing the first big step to Harbor where he will be stationed. He becoming a Naval Aviator". He has has been in the navy for l½ years, likes REWARD �omp!eted one month's primary train­ it fine, plans to make it his career. loclcet Gasofiile You w i 11 be rewarded wi th mg with Squadron One, the T- 34 being He has lived here most of his lite, went Alpfn·e the finest professional the military version of the Beechcraft to local and Lakeside schools. car wash when you bring Bonanza. He goes on for 13 more Maj or Brand Oi 1s you r car to months to receive his coveted pilot's "Wings of Gold" ; Tires Accessories MAIi STl£ET QM 2/c Don Fordney of the USS Razorbackhasbeen enjoying leave with PROPAN E his folks the Geo. Fordneys here. The ,, ship will be at SD tillNovember so he ,I� "lf!�ld Se,u«a fAII WAIII ard Hageman and John R. Reynolds. Walt Finch, Owntr 1st_ Main, EL CAJON rentedan apartment with two shipmates & During July and August therewill be as the family home here is being 2031 Hwy 10 · &JIJ5-95n (A cross from Food Basket) but one Sunday service at 11 a. m. wrecked to make way for Interstate 8. i,.,,,,, ,,,,,,•• ,., ••,. l1s1ra1ce ,,•• , CHAIN LINK - REDWOO D - BLO CK WALLS Arlie D. N11l1y, America• Fe1ce Co. 327 Cypress 1111, El C•I•, 44 2-3396 lA_9 N. Mognolia, El Caion 442-9484 12 13 for the day and itwas so clear and not You're wrong" This a bit crowded. We got sunburn�9 be­ is not a iuins down Dou,,, 1AI.K cause this really was our first time at in Baja, but a The Indian Reservation �s �� being the beachthis year. Daddy flew over simulated one right bothered with the mountam hon and and tipped his wings at us as he knew around Alpine. The her cub, but so far she has evaded the where we were ancfwe all enjoyed the tower and part of hunters and traps put out. The lion has beach so much. arch were built by done a lot of damage to the cattle that Mrs. McGuffie called Monday and one man in odd roam there so sooner or later she will talked to Daddy. A friend of hers had hours. Just like make a fatal mistake and be killed. given her a female black poodle and those W.a11lts Towers, Too bad as there is plenty of deer and before she could get a collar and name He made all the small game they can ge:t in the ::irea. on the little thing it took off. If any­ adobe himself, the Ginney Payne left Fnday by Jet and one has seen this dog, please call her cavity left will prop for Bainbridge, Md. where . she at the drugstore and she will be so glad, become a swimming · .. starts basic training. She had her hair to get the poodle back • pool. This unique cut short when she left but after she Yvonne Greathouse and Maxine place was spotted arrived at the base they cut it again. Kinikin came over Saturday and Vonnie l guess when the Navy says short it had been to the beach and fell asleep. by editor Irvine means short. and Al Smith in p She burned so badly her lips were all photo, while flying Sure are a lot of girls getting mar­ blisters and she had huge ones on her over Alpine. Whose ried after graduation. Linda Gruelle is stomach. She had to go to the doctor place? Ah, he let marrying Ray Strauch, Marcie Hem is it was so bad. Irvine in to take engaged to John Henthorn, Di ann Betsy McCall is now a full- fledged the picture on Boardman is going to marry Larry Cox PSA hostess and is really thrilled with condition that his as her family is moving to LA and the job. She flies to San Francisco and name and location Carol Bredesen is engaged to Gary back with stops along the way. Karen be not divulged. Pierce. Rash has applied with them and is just Sunday Mama took Cynthia, April waiting till there is anothergroup to be Mansfield and myself to La Jolla Shores trained as she loves to fly, too. Advertise in the Alpine Sun. Donna Hart's mother was fishing in IT POSTMASTER IN SURGERY Palo Verde Lake last week and came Phil Hall was in Grossmont Hospital ValltJ Eq1lpme1f up with a record bass,a 3-pounder last Thursday for a glaucoma eye that she gave to JoAnn Villa as they operation, reports his wife, Dorothy. Kip's Cafe And don't like fish. I took a picture to He is doing fine, should be home in a prove it's size and will run next issue. day or two. FINE CHINESE FOOD Triller Rentals Doug Payne is happy he finally go! Del ic ious, Oriental, E-xotic his driver's license. We got our permit ORDERS TO Q'.l, Al.SO HOME DEL I VERY Weed mowers, Roto tillers, electric but have to wait till November till we hammers, Trenchers, Pipe dies & can drive alone. Mr. and Mrs. George Welch ·ofHC Closed Monday - Free Park ing c u t t er s , cement mixers & misc. are entertaining his mother Matilda 1058 E Main El Caj on 442- 121 1 tools. Welch and his Aunt Mrs. Alice Smith ijijij- 2893 RECEIVED IN THE MAIL: "Please from Beresford, S, Dakota and Sioux send me the name of a good book on City, Iowa where his mother lives. 12839 E. ttwy SC El Cajen They both are leaving this week for personal hygiene. I think I've got it'" Hawthorn, Kans. to visit another son. Alpine CONVALESCENT Bill Robbins, long time resident of the Canyon is home after spending 14 7 - Center days at sea as a tuna fisherman. STATE LI CENSED ConBal ansciced en tio Meual s s Servi ce ; ·George Len.gb.ridg� · Congeni al Atmo sphere 2 4. HO UR NU RS I NG CARE For demonstration call 297 -4334 , FO R TV�. ·, SERV.ICE - . R E A SO N ABL E R AT E S or visit our showroom · Blac k & W\,ite or �olor DEP ENDI NG ON CARE REQUI RED P. 0. Bo x 39 7 1 DICTATING��SYSTEMS��COMPANY � 1 2120 Hwy 80 445- 2644 2336 EL CAJON BLVD. (N EAR TEXAS- STREET) 445-- - �3885_,L -� . ,,. . .., \ 5 Canyon Youth to Wed LETTERS TO EDITOR: This letter is in reply to Wm. F. Dick Irey Mrs. George Buell of the Canyon is House. In his letter he states that he is talented enter taining her nephew Lee Hoge, will leave it up to theinf ormed public w if e L e ona and children Sandy a n d young man, as to the classification of the colle_ge not only Kenny for the summer. They drove b o a rd i n a 11 o w ing a controversial is cartoonist out from Miltonvale, Kansas to visit speaker to air his views. I presume Mr. but sent home his mother Martha Decker and s i s ter House infers·that the boards action was hand carved Mrs. Dean Humerickhouse, also to un-American, if this is the. case. works of officiate at the wedding of his brother have news for him, just in case he art he had Gary Decker who is getting married has lived his life on some other planet. done while Saturday at 5:30 in Wesleyan Methodist We have fought a number of wars . to in Viet Nam. Church in EC. preserve the very thing that he would Dick's Hoge ard his wife are teachers but suppress- -namely, freedom of speech. ambition is he also is a preacher, will perform the If the rights of the minority group are to be ceremony for Gary and his bride Sharon ever abrogated, then, sir, we will be architect, is Mastroberte daughter of Mr. & Mrs. living under a dictatorship. enrolled in Joseph M astrooerte of Point Loma. Sincerely, Grossmont. Gary was born and raised in the Richard C. Lane College for Canyon, is a graduate civil engineer, fall term. of State, so far hasn't selected his residence as he is considering several j ob offers u� the coast. T.h e yo ung DISPLAY OLD GLORY TUESDAY couple haven t made honeymoon plans Every staunch American will fly the lllli1: UUt:fl {UM Vll::T NAM but will drive northafter the ceremony. Colors on June 14, Fla� Day, say of­ A cynic is a man who looks both Here is a cartoon drawn by Richard Gary's mother, Martha Decker, is ficials of various patriotic organizations. ways before crossing a one-way Irey who is due home June.20 after 13 Buell' s sister. street. months in the w a r zone nght at the Coming for the wedding is David front. He sketched it on a note to his and Judi Buell and their two daughters parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Irey of Kelly and Laura who live in Orange. Tavern Road. .,. They will·spend the week-end with his --"-ar11- Ca rter l'aint� He wrote "It won't be long till I m parents and return late Sunday afternoon. Keeter's home. Gee, I've been looking forward 2 FOR 1 LOW PRICE PLUMBING to the day I could write my last letter & home and say I was on my way . •. In a HO UIIS 8:30 , 6. FRI 9 TO 9 HEATING REPAIRS . way it's been a long 13 months. Then "I HOPE," said the model young man in another sense it's really been short. to his new lady love, "that you don't UN FI_N I SH ED FU RN ITURE ��5-� 161 or �48-�535 At least one thing is for sure, I _won't park with boys on dark roads?" And Fi ni sh ing Materi al s have to come back unless there is an "Not," she said hopefully, "unless lj.qij-2316 2353 Hwy 80 Alpine out-and-out war. But l'mhoping there's I'm driven to it." 2� W. Mai n st. El Caj on not!" Weekly on Friday ALPIHI, CALIF. A genius remains a crackpot until he hits !12001 El Cajon Awning the jackpot. SUBSCRIPTION BLANK & Mfg. Co. Name...... Starts .. 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845 El · Cajon Boulevard, El Cajon, Calif. .445-2967 Tel. 442-3301 1620 Hwy 80 Alp i n·e Amcric:a'ir tiniestri,:1n1H1/Jer! CLARKE IRVINE. Editor ond Publisher 16 17 CDR. BERT FULLER, USN retd. , keeps in good health by gardenin& and HARBISON maintaimng his CANYON place off Hwy 80 youngsters at the Willows. enjoyed many Here he is in the fun f>ooths midst of corn rows, held at the with other crops school in background. Memorial Fertile soil is on · Sunday. land of Ralph Affair was Becker, who well attended. sh arecrops with Fuller. They have all both families can use and some to give away. Dne special crop, says Bert "is these genuine, Texas Advertisein the Alpine Sun. HC fun Day was Big fun olackeyed beans" Despite East County Fair, Memorial Day week-end, and otber competition, Al.I. THE CONSTITUTJO:---; _,, uH­ Fun Day became a smashing success SENIORS TO SEE FAIR FOR 50¢ anu,es is the pursuit of happin,-ss. You CARL'S READY MIX when 350 parents and children turned Alpine's Hillbilly Band will perform h,1,·e to c,tch ur witi1 it yoi,rs�lf. out to enjoy a classic spring day­ on �he International Stage at the County CONCRETE temperature a comfortable 78. Fair on June 27, at noon, with Besides the standard track and field Anaheim's Kitchen Band on at 1:30. At Serving Al pine & Back r.ountry events as running, jumping, and ball 2 will be the "Show StopperS," , a group STALLION OAKS throwing that on1 y the children par­ of oldtimer variety artists. ijij5-Z780 PO Box 555 , Al pine ticipated in, many parents joine d in A 11 SC w il 1 be admitted for only · SWINGS the sack races, or showed the youngsters 50¢, says Fair Manager Roy Welch. how to win a teddybear, camera, _ Wheel chairs are avaHable free. Don •TAVERN LEGAL NOTICE traveling bag or any of dozens of other , Diego Varieties will be staged at 1 and DAN 5:30 pm; tne Randy Boone Show in the * CE HALL 4054'7 CFRTJFICATE prizes offeredat the various fun booths. •RIDING STABLES FORTRANSACT ING BUSINESS Hot dog and snow cone business was grandstand at 1:30; 2:30 & 8:30, with UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME brisk as usual. Big John Strong Circus at noon, 4:30 & It II hereby certified that the undersl1s11ed cor­ 8:30-- a lot of entertainment for all. or a el on h tranucdng Many patrons expressed hope that i businest 1n El c a j O n BOULDER CREEK RD.-DESCANSO Ollllty c:i San Diego, State of California, undei this festivity might become an annual a flcddow name, ora de&tgnatioa not 1bowln affair, much on the order of our joint the �e (1)c:i the penoo(1) lnterated 8 f tberetn Alpine-Harbison Canyon Carnival in "Ask for Me- - �-�Tbdh Way Company the fall. "Sounds like a winner" said 118'Padnt Pleldler �m Cajoa. cai. 9II020 Zane Dana, one of the participating ����tbil tf:Jot May, 1966. Of Alpine" ty Dw-r • C. Filber. residents of HC Road. GENE ADAM S V, Pres. Award- Winning Salesman (No. 1 in the U. S. for) 2. P letdler Hf11IRealty By Geo. C. Fhb�, V• Pres. ANYONE WHO THINKS conver­ 239'lTampa Ave!. . El cajon. ' • Cal """20""" ITATI a' CALIPOIINIA sation•is a lost art in America doe5n't OOUN'l'Y a' SANDD!GO11 play bridge. TOYOTA 0aIlda clay 181h af May,1966, before INl Rita P. Padra, a Notary PuhUc for •Ill County and AN ENTI RELY NEW KIND OF AUTOMOBILE 1'ale,, duly comudllloaed and sworn. personally Trucks - Land Cruisers (4x4) - Compacts - Station w a gct1s - Sedans Geo. C. Ptmer, known to me110 be'flce STYLED FOR COMFORT & ECONOMY � ofP1-er H11JaRealty and kmwn ro me Water Wells PUMP S to bethe .--,.wllolc IIIUDe hialllc:rtliecltothe "Priced to Fit Every man's Purse" widdn lmlrumeDt. andaclmowledged "ID me · that he executed _die ame. IN WITNJIS8 IWHllll!(JI I .1. _ �ve hereunto ,et my SALES . . . . . SERVI CE JOHN A. ROSE IMPORTS bandand affixed fl}'iOUJC1a.1 e clayand year Wa te r We l ls Dri led in tbhcerdflca&e.HIIJ =5.' I 5921 Rita P. Padlcr, Naw,y · in and for u1dCounty ' Fa irmount Ave. San Diego, 92 120 and Slate. ' STOCKTON PUMP & MACHINE Alpine Sun, May 20, 27, Jane a, 10, 19" 31 1 ti. 2nd , El Cajon, Hlli-2672 Call 283-5877 or .4-45-3731 18 19 NEW VFW POST FROM 1 LETTERS TO EDITOR: Who Wants School Unification and Why.? 30f PER L tNE PER TIME. CASH ONLY. Bilsky. "c l assified COUNT SIX •o•o• TO EAC� LINE, MA IL A second session is slated for Sat­ Most s ma 11 districts do not want TO T_H E SUN , O·T . I · , IOX 189, ALP I RE. in Grant's urday, June 25, at 3 pm unification for some very good reasons: 'FOR SALE, Ml SCELLANEOUS SPECIAL. NOT ICES home. "Any veterans of WWl, WW 2 (1) The loss of local control. an d a 11 other foreign wars, also the Pine Acres Tree Nursery Ru th Bu rae tt, lessons, (2) Higher cost which means higher SPECIAL 445- 2877. VFW are eligible, welcome and r1:ee�.­ taxes. - Oleanders, gallon 55¢.Steer ed to come to this second meetmg , manure & kelloggs plan (3) An extra large district like the pro­ 445-3037. tet mix. MOVING, hauling & power mowing. says Grant. posed Grossmont Distric� would not Call Mac from 5 to 6 pm. 445-2955, It is said that a nice piece of pro­ mean better ed ucanon _ s1 n c e a for a - PIANO, upright; goo d sh ape, $165. perty is to be donated to the VFW thin� over 25,000 pupils, 6e Ted Weeks Jr. Construction Co. Gen. Build�g to house . Westinghouse W a sh er & Dryer set, contractor, Veterans' Memoria! _ quality of education diminishes. $125. 445- commercial, residential, a 11 s er v i c e bodies, similar to such Grossmont would be about 52, 000 2231. remodeling, 11437 Rocoso Rd. ,Lakeside pla�es in other areas. . pupils. 443-1898. Interested veterans may get details STURDY twin beds, comp. $30. cool· (4) Last, but not least, the t ax payer erator from Fuller at 445- 2484 or Ramsey at doesn't like to be forced into any­ ice box, $15. Roomfor rent with kitchen privileges, 296-4635. MarkKeeter moved to new location, 445- 2483. thing oy me a n s of a m and ate d 8941 El Dorado Pkway, Johnstown. Hay election. and Grain. Closed Mondays. 443-3448, Now we know who doesn't want unifi­ Old. antique piano. needs repair, $100. FROM i Call June 3-4-5. 466-4352, McCALL STORY cation and why. Who does want unifica­ CHUCKS WINDOW tion and why? Could it be the alread CLEANING-- and South y 1965 SINGE!! AU TOMATI C 443-2023, residentia owns the corner of Tavern large districts like Grossmont? Could 1t SEW. MACHI NE l-commercial and TA K E OVEI! BAL ANCE OF $53, 25. F'AY• Ii'e Grade Rds with its school buildings, be the.teachers who see a chance to get w :C onstru ction, floors c 1 e a n e d pool,gue; t houses and o�d olive orchard MEN TS OF $5, 10 P El! MO . EVEIIYTHI NG and waxed. Free Estimates. 15 years surrounding the horse rmg where stu­ higher pay? Could it be the adminis­ f!Utr:: T IN TO ZI G ZAG; BU TTON HOL-E, experience. trators of 1 a r g e districts who see a FAN CY PATTEftN!I, ETC, 460 • 3868. dents learn riding under the expert chance to build an empire at the ex­ tutelage of Anna Rhinehart. The Mc­ pense of small districts? CASH LOANS, Buy, sell, trade; Dia­ Calls formerlylived in La Jolla. Afew more questions that taxpayers FO R RENT monds, Guns, "Typewriters, Ect, Bud & should have the answers to: How much Ray's, 115W. Mam, EC. 444-3628 HOUSE FOR RENT, 2 BR, car running money was each teacher asked to con­ port, ad­ Penny-wise and pound-foolish means tribute for the passage of unification? i ults, Water paid. $75. mo. 445-2394 p Al N T IN G , exterior, interior, reas._ out of gas while looking for a parking space What have these teacfiers been promised 445- 2415. fastl neat, clean. Jim King. Alpine with time left on the meter. in return? Will the merit system that I 445-2797. has bee·n voted by the classified For Rent, 2 BR house, 219 El Cajon Blv, SEP TI C TANK S CL E AN ED employees in some school districts such El Cajon,- Cal. a s a j on Valley, be honored under unification?c "County Counsel opinion FO R SALE, LAND MODERN SEPTIC Tank Service. Stop Smoking Easy 444-6197. DRINK dated 5- 27-66 clarifies that there is no merit system in existence in. tht: Gross­ mont Union High School D1str1ct Area 520 Acres in Alpine, 500 per acre. WANTED which will be mandated for adoption W!1te Broni, Box 1, Wixom, Mich. by the new unified school distri�t if it WANT 10 to 40 acres, pay cash. Don is formed by a vote of the people on WANTED TO RENT Bates. 445-2537. �::ra, June 14, 1966. " WANT TO rent or buy in Alpine, 3--BR All self-thinking people should.ana­ home. Large lyze these questions and vote NO on Private. 445-3187 (tf) unification June 14th. Sincerely yours, WORK WANTED William F. House. FOR 75¢ Companion, lgt. nursing, references, SALE I Box 213-7087. O I At Dealers Ed Wagner CASA DEL VERAN The soldier was reading a letter from his Modern Home On River Road I Direct from Us Add 25c Postage wife and didn't seem too pleased about it. I ndepende·n t Dist r i bu tor "What's the matter?" asked a chum. "Is De scanso . Good Terms Frenco Laboratories there CARNATION trouble at home 7" �1-887 1 DIPOBTBBS -CilEMISTS "Well, not exactlyt replied the softlier, "but Noplea � DA IRY PRODUCTS we'n got a freak in the family. It sey, her,, Cof"YIUONT 198-4 PEICI H. GOODWIN 'YQ!t won't know Willie when you come baclc; Co. 23�-2281 he'J grown another foot. " �90 N. •Magnol ia, El Cajon ______, _,3-Cmll:III _ _, -J ENT. AS 2N D Cl.AS�, ALl'INE, CAL . RETURN POSTAGE GUAR. Alpi11e's Fiat Wi•tlltr FROM OFFICIAL US STATION HERF High 87, Ave High 83 Low 43, Ave. low 49 No Rain, Sea. 17. 68 EL EV . 2000 FT. ' POl' lA. ATtON 'S/33 \111-i EftE THE SUN SMIN E 9' ENDll THE YEA"

OUR DAll. Y BREAD kernal is the Bran layer in which are By Frances McTaggart found large amounts of vitamins and Denatured foods are foods that have minerals (iron to make good red blood been altered and impaired in the process and phosphorus for nerves and bones). of milling, manufacturing, bleaching, The proteins found also in this area are canning and preserving so thatthey are of very good quality. The inner part of no longer as well fitted to meet the of wheat kernal called the Endosperm needs of the body as they were iri the consists of starch and a small amount of state that Nature intended themto be. protein known as "gluten" • The Endo­ Let�s- take wheat, for example---- sperm contains almost no vitamins and Whole wheat is almost a complete food minerals. White flour is made from because it contains so many valuable this part of the kernal, which is low in nutrients. The outer part of the wheat those nutrients upon which we depend for our health. The bottom of the ker­ n a 1 is the home of the EJ:Qbryo or "wheat germ" . This is the tiny living ALPINE REALTY part of the wheat which is responsible for the sprouting of the ·grain and it is Company one of the richest known sources of the B vitamins (approx. 14 of them), and ·l lSTINGS WANTED Vitamin E. (cont. next week. ) Homes - Ra nches - Land 2175 �mold Way ��S-3310 Alpine needs a family te,Jroom.

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