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VOL. 13, No. 15, (321) ALPINE, CALIF. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1964 10¢

ALPINE VIEJAS DAYS HORSE· SHOW Plan Medical Bldg.

What may be a trend in the moving of Alpine's bu siness area eastward up Hwy 80, is seen in the sale of a choice 1-acre business site at the corner of South Grade Road, below H oney Hill.

P E A C OCK RANCH (DIINOSAU R), W HERE ANNU� HOR SE S HOW W ILL B E AU G , 1 AN D 2N D I N R I N G SHOWN BY EDI T6R IRVI NE'S Al R VIEW LOOKING NORTH, ENTRl>NCE IS OPPOSITE MCGUFF) E'S, LEFT, CENT ER.

Sale of the lot which has about 1 SO' on Hwy 80 and 100' on South Grade Road

f.. was made

by the owner, Ed ew ins on, brot her of the late Cecil

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One w e ek from t omorrow Alpine will come alive with the big Chamber of Commerce Ho rseshow in Peacock Ranch (Dinosaur), starting at 9 am, with scores of fine horses tra ilere d here for t he 44 classes of events, Hundreds of show fans will come from the southland to see the ex-

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Postoffice Robbed Sometime Satu rday ni ght

burglars entered Alpine Post­office by breaking the front door lower glass, then forcing the money-ord�r window to get into the inside office, re­ports the sheriff's office.

The broken chor was noticed a.t 1: SO am SUnday by Deputies

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HEAR IRVINE EAll.Y DAYS IN HOLLYY«>OD S:30 PM Sun. ON XEM'O RADIO 8 60

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C. Lewinson Services were held yesterday

in Greenwood Chapel for Cecil Lewinson, 69, with cremation following the service by Rabbi

Morton J. c,hn. He died_Monday night in a rest home 10 LM, where he had been for several weeks. He lived with his wife on Rock Terrace where she had nursed him for the past tv.o years s ince h i s si c kn ess, emphsema, asthma and a heart

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a ilment had worsened, Lewin son was born in Mount

S te r 1 i n g. I 11 , , t h en t h e family moved t o St. Joseph, Mo•., v.here he finished school. He came to California in 1911 engaging in business w i th Clyde Gleason operating the American Typr writer Co, In 1932, with his brother Ed, he ran L e w i n s o n M o t or s , o n University near Sixth, closing it in 1945.

Due to i ll health he had �me to Alpine in 193 7, living 1 n the house now occupied b y E d Web er, 1271 South Grade Ro ad , o pp o s i t e t he p 1 ac e where Clarke Irv i ne lived wh e n h e ar r ived in 1 9 37 .

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VJ A LAS VEGAS W HAT A WAY TO GO THOMAS! NA

S oon he bought the Alpine Vi lla, i m p r oved it, l ater sel l i n g, then b uyi n g the present Highlands, with G>rdon W i lson, w hi c h was s o l d at au c t i on i n 1 9 5 5 to Frank O'Neil who sub divided it. It was t h e p i oneer Daughe rt y R anch. The L ewinsons lived

I ther e several years, then moved to Smith's Cottages.

. Survivors, besides the wi cbw • • .,. • --·--- Lois, are a brother Ed, of SD

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1 swapmeet week! y, 9 to 5 f I Sat. 35, 50¢ per car ,

J _ :,u� 50¢ & $1 !e:._:::_ 1

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and tv.o nephews and· tv.o nieces of 1A and SD.

When Clarke Irvine formed the second chamber of commerce here, he asked Lewinson t o be president, which he did. This was the b od y that secured street names and s igns, the sewer s ystem, publ i s hed a IOOdern leaflet on Alpine, and held initial meetings to get Colorado water.

Later Lewinsm did a lot of h ard work as c hairman of the water committee that secured service here. I f t here was

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�iJiTORIAL U.S. Facing Political, Social Crossroads"

Last week's exciting Rep­ublican convention revealed a lot mo re than nominees for high O f f i C e ,

As California populat1on shows the trend westward, so does the politi·cal picture show movement this way, for there is no doubt· now th at Sen. Barry Goldwater,,a fine man from o u r nei ghboring Arizona, has ups et a lot of ideas on where o ur people and money a re. w

They' re in the est and coming this way fast. T he grassroots folks want a change and they so indicated. at San Franci·sco, A lot of tax­payers are ti red of having to vote for schoolroom bonds, yet federal spenders. reck­lessly blow our money 1n many w ays besi des throwing it

ALPINE SUN

445-2415 OR 445•2394 1255 Tavern Rd, Mall Rt. I, Box 189 4L,INE, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, C ALIFORNIA

PUBLl�HED SEMI-MON THLY ON FRIDAY 10¢ PER COPY� BY M AIL, $2. YEARLY

CLARKE !�VINE, EDITOR & PUBLISHER AOPA 19041

ALICE IRVt·NE, ART & CoWOSITJON OWNED IY H!ALTH DE�ENS[ LEAGUE INC.

PJtlNTED AND PRO DUCED ENTIRELY ON THE JtANCH

All pai,i.. Secon,i. cluo aail pri1' ile1u

•• .loriied •t Alpirt•, C•l iforni•.

E9T. JAN 1952. ADJUDGED FOJt L £GAL ADS ON fl,JZ-51, '" SU�n,oo Coun. No. 238120.

a r o u n d t he w or l d . No fooling, Rockefeller,

Scr anton, Ro mney, Lo dge, c ould not pu 11 up on the reins of the westbound horse of state! Barry's steed had the bit and he ran with it!

But the most serious point is that America faces de­cisi ons a nd big actions--­civil ri ghts, taxi n g and spending, and many more things like the s,bby Baker case that never was brought into the open.

There is no doubt but that in th e next three mon ths America wiII cb a lot of as­sessing, and changing, for indications are th at many Democrats are registering CXP a nd some Republicans are l ea ving the party.

We still think that eventuql­ly the people, the gr.ass roots folks , whether they 1i ve in urban cancers, or out in the open country, will put the men in the White House whom they think will give us some much needed changes.�CI

T h e Roy Setsers, A l pine Terrace, have b e en ent er­taining her sister, Mrs, M a ry Tidmore, of Hou ston, Tex. The Lamar Shaw family of Garden Gr ove joined them, Mrs. Shaw being a daughter of Mrs. Tidmore.

Most of us will do anything to improve

ourselves except what's really necessary.

TRAILER SUPPLIES & REPAIRING Trai 1 er Towing

H i tch weJ ding

10 & 12 Ft. Wide Skyline

13 Ft. Cardinal Travel Trailers

Valle.y Trailer Supply 1540 E. Main El CajoA HI 2-0971

Move Water Mains Due to plans and construc­

t1on details on the freeway not bein� available from the state, R10 SD MWD will have to make several changes:, but at state expense, re ports Manage r Ed Houser .

'Mains on W, yictoria near the reservoir will have to be relocated a s a l5' cut i s going in there for the bridge' he says. 'F ortunately we cha nged our first locati on for the Flinn Springs pumping plant although we did not have definite data, and luckily we placed it out of range so it i s s a f e n o w'.

Advertising for bids on the new stretch to Fairview will be in Octobe r this ye ar.

THE LOWLY CUB reporter was assigned to cover a class play at a local high school. He made his bid for liter­ary fame with this write-up:

"The auditorium was filled with ex­pectant mothers eagerly awaiting the appearance of their offspring."

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Grand Opening Due Bob and Ron Ostrander from

Julian, who took over Empire Market on July 1 frCJ11 Jack Blankenship, will hold their grand opening soon, t c be an­nounced in the Sun.

Bo b , hi s w i f e and two children are living on Alpine Terrace, and Ron, single, is staying with them. They like Alpine fine, repor t the 1::us­iness as going along nicely and t h ey a re mak1in g n ew friends daily. They have a good slo gan, 'Your s-ati s­f action is our succes s', and they live up to it. The boys are welcome addition to fast growing- Alpine, ( See Sun for 6-26)

Evelyn's BEAUTY SHOP

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Closed Tuesday ��l+-�.9�

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nothing says you like your voice.

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M u s i c M a n A r r i v e s A j o l l y mu si cal di r e c to r who

sp en t h i s p ro fe s si on al l i fe­time in sho w bu sin e s s , has cane h e r e wi th h i s wi f e to l i �e . H e i s Ju l e s Sh ank m a n , n a ti v e N ew Yo rk e r , who en t e r e d t h e fi e l d i n 1 9 2 1 a t t h e f am e d Shu be r t Th e a t r e i n th a t ci ty.

Wi th hi s wi fe El va, a n a ti ve o f Man i to b a , Can . , h E· i s so ­j o u rn i n g a t Tapp y ' s Mo t e l , 2 3 3 7 Hwy 8 O . I t wa s s h e who i n t e re s t e d them i n Al p i n e an d i t s f amou s cl i ma te whi 1 e t hey we r e i n SD. Th ey h a d sp en t 1 4 y e a r s i n LA, th e r e s t o f hi s wo rk bei n g i n NY and t r avel i n g wi th bi g ro ad shov;s and v aude­vi l l e.

'We a re f a s ci n at ed wi t h thi s beau ti fu l p lace and i ts ·cl imate' , h e to l d the Sun thi s week, ' and we p l an to mak e thi s our home' .

Shankm an p l a y s t h e vi o l i n , h a s a po r t a b l e o r g an fo r h i s amu s em en t , and loves al l ki nds o f go o d mu s i c . H e d i r e c t ed o r c h e s t r a s an d b a n ds a f t e r

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Ch i I dren , P ets

Comm erc i al work

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P h o n e f o r App o i n tm en t

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y e a r s o f p l ay i n g th e vio l i n . I n v audevi l l e h e has wo rk ed

wi th nume ro u s s t a r s , k n ew m an y o t h e r s . H i s f i r s t wo r k w a s wi t h We s l ey ' Fr e ck l e s ' Ba r ry th e youn g Wa rn e r B ro s . s t a r '. H e w a s wi t h t h e f amo u s P a t Roon ey & M a rion Ben t fo r th r ee yea rs i n th e l ate 20 ' s , p l ayi n g B . F . K e i t h and O rp h eym t i m e , H e al so sp en t two season s wi th comedi an Danny Kay e , i n NY an d on the ro a d. B ea t ri c e K ay was i n the show.

When ask ed i f he knew Alpine' s famou s s ta r Jul i an El t i n ge h e r ep 1 i ed ' y es , and I a l s o k n ew Groucho Marx, Chi c Sal e , Wi l l i e Ho wa rd, H a r ry Lan gdon , and many o th er s ' .

I n hi s s c rap book i s a t r eas ­u r ed l et ter , elated Au g. 1 5 193 7 wh i c h s ay s ' I en j o y e d

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yo u r mu s i c a t S awn L ak e ( NY) . Bes t o f l u ck a l way s - - S wi mm i n gl y you rs , Ger t ru de Trudy Ed e rl e ' , Sh e was the fi r s t woman to swim th e En g l i s h Ch ann e l s ho r t l y b e fo r e .

A f t e r t h ey g e t s e t t l ed i n the n ea r £u tu r e , Shankman plan s to have a f ew s tu d en t s o n th e vio l i n , as he s ays ' Re al tal en t i s a l w a y s l u rk i n g a ro t: n c i n th e s o u l o f e v e ry yo un g s t e r , ju s t wai tin g to be brou gh t ou t ' . Th e y a r e a rd en t s t u den t s o f Un i t y .

About the time a man get's im portant enough to take two h ours for lunch his doctor puts him on a diet of crackers and milk.

S e l l F ro n t ie r Town C . R , a n d h i s w i f e Je r r y

Campbel l , who ooi l t the wes tern s t r e e t an d m an y a t t r a c t i o n s a t Fron ti er Town fo rm e r l y Bi g O ak Sp r in gs Ran ch , 1 7 23 H a r ­bi s o n Canyon Ro ad, have j u s t s o l d to M r . and M r s . S t e v e S t eph en s , who are now runn i ng thi s popu l a r amu s emen t ran ch .

Stephens i s we ll known in the SD a r ea and th e M t .. Emp i r e , h avin g op e ra t ed a j uk ebox bu s­i n e s s fo r s e ve r a l y e a r s , H e i s a n a t i ve o f Ho u s t on , Tex . , and M r s . S t ephen s was bo rn i n Minn eapo l i s . He has been h e re 25, They have tv.o son·s Gary, 10 and Tom, 8 ,

Thi s we l l known spo t , on c e owned by Alpine ' s J e r ry K l i pp , fo rme r s choo l t rus t ee, has al l types o f amu s emen t s inc ludi n g two poo l s , pi cni c spo t s , bar­becu e s , ho rse and oo rro ridin g, a real s t agecoach t rip and the t r ai n , op e r a t ed by J a ck Bro wn o f Al p i n e . Th e o l d w e s t e rn s t r e e t i s au t hen ti c an d wi th i t s l i ve shop s , gi ves vi si to rs a l o t o f fun . Th e S t ep h en s e s p l an ex t en s i ve i mp ro v emen t s a n d m a n y n e w a t t r a c t i o n s . ( Pho n e i s 4 4 5 - 30 '4 7) .

A GOSSIP t � lb about others; a bore t a lks abo u t h i n ,se l f ; a bri l l iant con­vcrs,! t i nn'1 I ist talks about you.

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An old Ind ian was stan ding on the top of a hi l l with his son, looking over the beautiful valley below them. Said the old Indian , "Some day, my son, a l l this land will belong to the I n dians a gain. Paleface al l go to the moon ."

John Gault ALP I N E SAL E S REP RESENT AT I V E

Do d ge Darts & Tru ck s N E W & U S E D

W I TH C A RL BU RG E R DO D G E

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El Cajon

.a� A Tra ve l B u rea u

G R EY H O U N D B U S A G EN C Y

.Sch edu l ed A i rl i n e T i d< ets

W. DUN CAN , Agen t

423 EAST MAIN STREET EL CAJON 444- 2 1 4 1

G R A N D O P E N I N G

B O B OSTRANDER'S RO N

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" Y o u r S a t i s f a c t i o n i s O u r S u c c e s s " H wy 80 At Amo l d Way Al p i n e 445- 2 1 0 5

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ToP TALI( By Cy n th i a I rv i n e

I was real surprised to see Susan Zeiglets and S t ep mny Banks ton roming down the road Sunday . She came to say hello a s t he y were spending t he week-end at McCal l ' s. S t ephany came from Por tland to visi t S usie so they came u p here t og e t her,

Yvonne Greathouse had to be pu t in t he hospi t al again. She had an in fe c tion in her bronchial tube and the do c tor said i f she didn't get bet ter she w o u l d have t o hav e an op era t i o n .

Mr. and M i s. R, L . H aman o f the Will ows are enter taining J u l i a Lugo from San Felipe. J u l ia k nows some k ids in Alpine and is going to sumner s c hoo l here . She has a 3-month' s visa. To earn spending

Dr . Ge r t rude T. Ryder

OPTOMETRIST .1 7 5 N . M A G N O L I A E l Cajon , Ca l i forn i a

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C A K E S & P A S T R I E S F o r Wed d i n g s , B i r t h d ay s

aTi d S p e c i a l O c c a s i o n s

T A S T Y B A K E S H O P 1 4 4 E . M A I N 4 4 4 - 3 6 8 6

money J u l ia makes and sel l s b a s k e t s o f sea s h el l s .

Lisa ,Pierce and her famil y are fl ying to New Yor k to see the fair and visi t Washing ton a n d t h e e a s t c o a s t .

O u r overnight ri d e 1 as t week-end a t E llen Hood' s was qui te an experience . We had 20 1 ri der s a nd le f t in 100 degree hea t . Be f ore we go t there we were al 1 s o thirs ty

we didn't think we roul d make i t bu t Daddy came by with the sleeping bags and food . We a l l were revived on oranges and went on our way. We had qu i t e a t ime and C ol . a nd Mrs. Hood were j ust wcnderful. Ell en work ed hard ge t ting a f en ce pu t up s o we could have a se para te place t o p1 tt our horses a nd we a l l wa n t t o give her a special t hank s .

Fri d a y ni�h t D a d d y t o ok us to the press party for the S ong o f Norway and we were lucky to meet the star o f the show Beverly Burnham. She s a n g s ev era l o f t he t o p numbers f or us and we l ik ed her very mu c h. We ha d me t G e n e C l a r k e w ho p l a y e d Edvard Grieg, the year bef ore i n the Deser t S ong a nd he has a rea l good voice . The nex t s how is Wi z ard o f O z which s tarts August 6 and has Johnny Ibwns in it again thi s year. We were on vaca tion so missed i t l as t time bu t are rea l l y l ooking f orward t o going. We enj oy S t arlight so much.

The Harry O:, l bys, Tavern Rd. , are bade from a week's vacat ion visi tinf friends in H emet and I dyl lwi d.

� Sandy's Feed Sto re A l be rs & Un i ve rsa l Feed

H ay - F e e d - S e ed s - Ch i c k & P e t su p p l i e s

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FRE E D E L I VERY H o u r s 8 a • m • to 6 p , m

El 1 en & War ren San dy

El Calon 907 E. Washington

HMoney con beget money, and its off spring con beget more': (Who said it?) "�

These words, written by an i l l ustrious American in 17 48, more than �

quarter of a century before the signing of the Declaration of Independence,

are as true today as they were then. But now the safety of your investment

is guaranteed (to $10,000.00 at each South land association)---:---a condition

undreamed of by *Benjamin Frankl in , the author of this statement.

FUNDS PLACED OR POSTMARKED BY THE 1 0TH OF ANY MONTH EARN INTEREST FROM THE 1 ST.

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DouatE 1AI.K B y Ce c i l e & Cel e s te I r v l n e

Ou r P e q u en o R i din g Cl u b was real happy Sa turday. Nine o f us -wen t do.-i t o D r , I umen­s chuh ' s ranc h in Dehesa an d en te red in thei r annu a l fun s how t ha t Sandy an d S u s an Ell i o t p u t on . L i b b y wak e t ook a fi r s t in Wes t e rn

P l easu re, , Sha r on Beck t ook a first in bareback horseman­ship and Cecil e t ook a fi rs t in t rail ho rse, JoAnn Vil la � cok .a sec on d in ba ck a l l ey J u mp i n g a n d P am Wei s h a ck t ook a 5 th, we we r e r ea 11 y p roud o f ou r membe rs as there we re on l y 5 cl asses and we t o ok -3 t r o phies home. D r ,

B o y e r ' s dau g h t e r g o-t t he hi g h p o i n t ,

We a re al l wo rk in g ou t in ou r r in g �e t tin g ready f o r Al pine' s bi g ho rse show Au g. 1 and 2, Most o f ou r m embers a r e g o i n g t o e n t e r .

Ce l es te and l l hav e ou r 1 3

i n ch sea t saddl es fo r sal e ,

Pierce Realty Co B I L L B ROWN, Mgr.

Ran ch es , Hom es ,

Ac reag e, I n com e

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BOB 'S TEXACO

We have out g rovi them and they a re s ti l l in real g ood con­di t i o n ,jl O i f y ru a r e in­teres ted oome ove r and l ook ,

Ti mny lb wan and his fami l y a re l eav in g the fi r s t pa r t o f A u gu s t f o r t h e H i g h Sie r ras f o r a vac a tion . He won ' t be he r e fo r t he show bu t wi l l hav e a n i �e t ime a nyway ,

Ei leen D.Jn is leaving t oday for Ohio to visit some friends and re3 a tives , She is on l y g oin g t o be g on e one we ek ,

Lau rie McGra t h was rea l l y u p in the air l ast week when he r ho rse Ginger had a fil l y . J oAnn and Al i ce Vil l a wen t t o see he r a n d s a i d s he l ooked l ike my ho rse Li t t l e Red, who is Gin ger ' s mothe r . They sa id she was rea l tiny and a bea uti fu l co 1 t , Laurie is so happr and thril l ed and v ie don ' t b ame her ,

Lynn K inikin has he r nice l i t t l e ho rse Apa che up fa r sal e . She wan ts a y ou n ge r ho rs e tha t she can tr ain fo r shows,

· 1 was l u ck y and got to fl y with Dad dy in a new Che rok ee 4 p l a ce , Ceci l e wasn ' t home so didn ' t go bu t we f l ew over Al pine t akin g pi c tu res and then to Ramona and ba ck home, I r e a l l y l i k e t o f l y ,

Ou r c n u s in T r u d y A r n d t fin a l l y a r r ived t o d a y t o spend the rest o f t he su mne r wi th us . She wou l d have been h e r e e a r l ie r bu t wen t t o Sac ramen to to visit ou r other cousins.

IF YOU KICK the person responsi­ble for most of your troubles, you wouldn't be able to sit down for months !

® AL P INE ' S BEA UTIFUL N E W STA TION

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DR. BREDESEN LO SES MO TH ER Thu rsday Dr. Mil d red B rede­

sen o f su n n y Kn o l l s Ran ch, fl ew to P en s a C?O 1 a, Fl a , , t o a t t en d t he fune ral o f he r mo t he r, M r s . Al ma H u dson , who died t here Tue sda y . Mrs. Gan z is run nin g the r an c h whi l e t he d oc t o r i s a wa y .

Road Oiling Fred D.

R USHING GRAD l " G & EQU I PMENT RENTAL

Backhoe wo rk Bu i l d i n g S i tes , Roads D r i veways, Trench i n g

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AMONG THE ENGLISH language's many puzz ling words is "economy"-� which means the large size in soap flakes, and the small size in auto­mobi les.

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - OF THE WILLOWS -

3520 U. S. H I G H WAY 80 ( 1 M I L E E. OF TOWN )

A L P I N E

ANNOUNCING: We are out for the Best in Genuine Gospel

Ministry and wholesome Gospel Fellow�hip.

INVITING: Any family and friend in need 'of helpful, refreshing spiritual uplift.

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" MAMA, why doesn' t Daddy have hau on his head?"

"Daddy thinks a lot, dear.· ·

"Then why do y0u have s0 much hair on your head, Mama ?"

'Shut up and eat your breakfast !"

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Tea ch f i re D a n g e rs Fr ed Ru sh i ng t ol d f ellow

s c h o o 1 t r u s t e es a t t h e i r m e e t i n g las t w e e k t ha t t h e· Alp i n e Local Fi r e Di s t r ic t , in which h e is a commissioner, had asked h im to lay before t h e school board a pl an o f educa t ion on fi re preven t ion .

Th e p rogram will edu ca t e c h i ldr en, and t hrough t h em, t h e i r p a r e n t s, on t h e i m ­mi n en t fi re haz ards t h e area fac es eac h s u mn e r . I t w i l l t ell h o w t o p r e v e n t , an d assi s t i n promp tly rep or t ing f i r e s .

Th e board agr e ed t o s t ar t th e program wh en sch o ol re ­s u m e s i n S e p t e m b e r .

ALP I N ERS O F F TO GERM AN Y

M e ri l u wi l c o x , n o w Mrs . S ands , dau gh t er of t h e Gen e Wi lcox es, wi th hu bby and two c h i ldren are on t h e i r way to G e rman y on a 3- year tour of du t y. He i s i n t h e ar m y ,

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5. u s t bee n le t to the Golden o . , for $790 , 8 6 1 , repo r ts acob Dekema , s ta te hi g_hway

e n gine e r in SD . The p i e c e t o be c omple ted i s a 5 . 1 mil e s o f ins ide l ane s from ne a r F a i rmo un t to · a hal f m i l e e a. s t o f Spr i n g S t . i n L M .

C o n t r a c t c a l l s f o r pl a n t in� o f o l e and e r s in the me d-i a n s t r i r, . E a c h imp rovement o f Hwy 80 Fr ee­w ay e a s twa rd lik e w i s e im­pr ove s Al p ine ' s po s i t i o n . Wi tho u t bre ak ing the law , one may no w dr i ve t o EC in 15 m i nu t e s , t o SD i n 3 2 m i nu te s , i f no t _ha mpe red by t r u c k s , t r a 1 l e r s or s l o w d r i v e r s .

Tr u s t ees O r g aniz e A t the annual organ i zati on

s e ss i on of Alp i ne Scoo ol the boar d on Mon day n i gh t l as t w e ek n ame d C, C , Camp b ell t o succ eed h imself as presiden t ; Fred Rushing, vice- presi den t ; Paul Thorp e , cl erk, an d the n ew t ru s t e e, P i ke M e ad e , as r epresen t a t i ve of the _ coui:i t y comm i t t e e on School Di s t ri c t U n i fica t i on ,

P L EN TY O F GO P H ERS NOW

Co p i ou s rai n s t h i s sp ri n g no doubt b ro ught ou t a larger army o f bu rrowi n g r od e n t s thi s year than fo r som e t i m e, fo r Joe Wallan , So u th Grade Road , says h e trap p ed 51 t o dat e, maybe a record. Several years ago the 1 at e Mel Corbi n of I r vi n e ' s Trail er Es tat es on T a v e r n R oad , k i ll e d 6 5 du r i n g o n e s e a s o n ,

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P L AN M ED B U I L D I N G F ro m

L e w i n son . Th e buyer i s Dr , J ohn S ,

Camp bell, a promi nen t d en ti s t of S D, and i mn ed i a t e p as t ­pr e s i d e n t o f t h e d e n t a l soc i e t y. It i s r ep or t ed h e plan s t o e r ec t in t h e n e ar fu ture a medical-dental c en t er, wi t h o t h er spac e s for s hop s and so on .

Thi s i s a s t r at egi c spo t , a t t h e i n t e rsec t i on of S ou t h Grade and n ear v.h er e Vi c tori a Dri ve comes i n , j u s t a short mi 1 e t o t h e on - o f f -r amp of the n ew freeway at the Wi llows,

T h e R i o S D MWD m ai n t ha t f e eds S o u t h Grad e ar e as i s wi t h i n ab ou t 1000<' , and t h e sewe r l i n e c om es t o w i t h i n 26 8 ' o f t h e l e vel si t e. The Fre e way w i ll run abou t 1 200 ' ea s t o f p r es e n t H w y 8 0 ,

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HOUSE O F HOSPITALITY I n Balboa Park

O p e r a t e d b y L . J . H a a s Dine on World Famous Patio Terrace

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Nut,if ion Cente, Yo u r H e a l th Foo d S to r e

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H o r s e s h o w T o m o r ro w

T h e a n n u a l P i on e e r Da y c e l e b r a t i on a n d h o r s e sh o w sp o n s o r e d b y t h e L a k e s i d e W a r d o f t h e L�S Ch u rc h, i s s l a t e d f o r t om orrow a t t h e Tu m b l e w e e d R i d i n g R i n g, Lak esi de, repor ts L i l y wi l s on . Th e publ i c i s i nvi t ed . De t ai ls from 443- 2 70 8 or 237 7,

A l on g wi th t he h o r s e s h ow which has been approved b y the SD Horsemen ' s Execu t i ve Cc·unci l, a n d wh i ch b e gi ns a t 8 : 30 a m wi l l b e a chi ldr en ' s co s tume p a r a d e , p i e and w a t erm e l on e a ti n g con t ests, cal f wrestl in g hayr i des and many other unusual and i n teres ting fun even ts for the who l e fami l y. Th e day wi l l b e cl i max ed b y a hoo t en anny at 7: 3 0 pm, sa ys Mary Lou Bud­

varson . P r es en t i n g th e h i gh p o i n t

and reserve high poin t ·t rophi es wi l l b e Sh eri ff Joe O'C onnor, R ay Grayson , presi den t , L ak e­si de Clamb er of o,mm erce; J . C. Wal l ace, presi d en t of th e S D E a s t S t ak e , a n d B i sh op S . W. R o b er t s . Th e Bo n an za Wes t ern Gi f t Shop i s d m a t i n g a gi f t certi fica t e t o the hi gh poi n t of th e day.

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w. Lee John s on, 29 50 South Grade R o ad , i s l eavi n g s o on for an extended dri vi n g tour of Canada going from west �o east. Jo hn s on h as m ade th i s tri p several ti mes and enj oys the beauti fu l scenery so much he i s tak i n g i t agai n . H e i s a reti r e d I mp er i al V a l l ey ranc her ,

F O R R E N T A l p i n e

Bedroom Cottage 1

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S TA T E L I C EN S E D

<:on sci en t iou s Servi c::e Bal an c::ed Meal s <:c,n gen i al Atao sph e re

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P. o. au 397

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A NOTHER F I NE N EW HOME I S R I S I NG ON ONE ACRE ON S OUTH GRADE R OAD WEST O F PA L O VERDE R ANCH , I T I' S F O R BUD AND MARJOR 1 E COOP E R AND THE I R TWO B OYS , VAL , 1 2 & V I C , 7 , R EADY BY S EP T , 1 , I T HAS 3 -B E Dli OOMS , 2 -C A R GARAGE , N AT I VE STONE WORK I N F R ON T , W I TH F I R EPLACE ,

V I CTOR I � ROC K TO EN G LA N D

A l p ine ' s note d art i s t a�d pc,r t r a i t pa i nt e r J u �: t 1 n Gr ue l l e l i l ac La ne , r e -· cent ly enter t a i ned f ol ks who bought s ome of h i s c o l orful scre e ne d s ke tc he s of t he com m u n i t y . 0 r. e w a s h i s re nd iti on of V ict or i a F oc k , whic h i ns p i re d the na m i ng of V ict or i a Dr iv e . I t w a s rre i led to fr iends in Read : n g , Eng . , w h e r e a n e w s pa p e r pub l i s hed it w ith the st oq of h ow t. l, e s t r a n g e r o c k

rese mb l i n � the famed q uee n, gave the nE<rre t o tra t dr ive ,

Inc identa l ] ) Gr ue l le , w h o is a pr of ound l ove r of th i s

area antl i t s ma g n i f i c e nt sce n e r y , h a s d o ne ma n y beaut i f u 1 pa i nt i n g s , pr o -dl.1C i n g s i 1 k s c r e e n c a 1· c s whic h are s o l d a l l over the S out h land .

'TM IN A TOUGH SPOT," a stu­dent told his parents. "The teacher says

J must write more .legibly. If I do, she' l l find out I can' t spel l !"

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E y e i n g F i r e R a t e s At a speci al Thursday meet-

• i n g o f t he f i re c omrr. i s s i on l ast week di scu ss i on of a l i st o f recomm endati ons from the P ac i f i c Fi re R ati n g Bureau about l ocal di str i ct i mprove­men ts requi red to � <1: a l ower i n s ur ance r ate, w a s made.

The c om m i s s i on n ame d a c omm i ttee to draft a report to the bureau 1 i st i n g a l l e q u i p ment on hand w i t h a ro ster of the w lunteers, and a map of the fi re d i stri ct, s ho wing al l mai n s, , hydrants , etc.

The commi ttee: commi s s i oners E , L . Freeland and 0, E, Pal mer , Fire Chi ef Jack Bl ankenshi p , and members of the w l unteers ,

The commi ttee met, prepared and forwarded the materi al to the bureau i n LA for revi ew.

L i v e l y O a k s E l e c t s The fi r s t p i cni c o f t he

sunmer f o r the L i ve l y O ak s Cl ub of seni or citi zens, wi l l be Monday i n the Youth Center at 1 0 am , r ep o rt s M yr t l e Ho f f e l d e r , f o un d e r ,

Monday l ast week they voted i n thes e new offi cers : Mr s . Jeanette Smart, pr e s i dent ; Mr s . H ar r y Co 1 by , f i r s t veep ; Mr s . H offel der, 2 , d veep ; Mr s . Jeanette H i nk l e, corresponding sec re ta ry; Mrs . Gl adys Pi nkerton, recordi n g secret ar y, and M r s . E dna Barber, treasurer. They take ove r i n S e p t e m b e r.

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S c h o o l C a m p o u t O n Starti ng today, A l p i ne ' s

summer school i s hol di ng i t s c amp o ut, c l o s i n g tomorrow, up at Camp Cuyamac a , They are l eavi n g thi s mo rni n g by scmol bus, whi ch wi l l return them tomorrow to the schoo 1 at 3: . 30 . The youngsters wi , 11 e n j o y d i nner t on i g h t and l unch tomorrow at the c amp . Co st per head i s $4, 75, whi ch i nc l u d e s c o t i n the camp b ar r ac k s , and b u s .

.'>TAND U P to b e seen. Speak up to he he:n<l. Shut up to be appreciated.

Glenvie w Feed Co . H'AY - FEED - VACC I Nd - ETC.

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M r . . and Mrs. Bil l K ing , 87 3 Arnol d Wa y, are driving ar amd in a spiffy new Grand Pa ree.

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Free Esti m ates H. W. Sc Do RO T H Y SM AL L

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Painting Classes Clay Modeling • Sculpting

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ATTR A C T ! V E N E W HOM E O F T H E B IL L ARN E T TS . B EI N G ERE C T E D A T 2 4 5 3 CAN O R A AV E . WHI C H M E A NS M EL O DI OU S, IN p AL O V ERD E RA N C HO, 0 V E R­L OOK I NG T H E G RAN D S W E E P O F M OU NT AINS I N T HE SOU T HE AS T ,

S c h o o l B u s S a f e s t Co m , B . M . C ri t te nd e n o f

t he CHP r epo r t s th a t the s ta te ' s 9 343 s ch oo l bus e s ran 1 18 m i l l i o n m il e s l as t ye a r , w i t h a mi l l i on s t u­d e n t s e ve r y d ay , w i t ho u t o n� s t ud e n t d e11 th- - ' t hr; s a te s t r i d e in Cal i fo r ru a h e s a i d .

T he CRP i n s pe c t s e ve ry v eh i c l e a t le a s t o n ce a y e a r , p l u s w r i t t e n a nd d r i v i n g e x a m s fo r d r i ve r a p p l i c a n t s 1 th u s m a i n ­t a i n i n� a h i gh s t a nd a r d .

I n t ne y e a r the re we r e io) 6 ,bu s m i s hap s w it h 400 .1n 1 u u e s- - o nly 166 o f the m p up i l s - - a nd two d e a th s , b o t h i n o t h e r ve h ic l e s . C i t e d f o r p a s s i n� b u s e s wi t h d u a l red fla s fie rs on, w e r e 1 7 6 3 d r i v e r s ,

L EWI N SON STORY From I

anythi ng needed fo r the com­muni ty h e was a l ways rea dy to go down to city hal 1 to ta l k fo r what w ou l d bette r the town. H e was nationa ll y known for his hobby, mining enginee r ing .

DR. FRA N K J. BORNOWSKI D . C. 1 9 9 1 ARNOLO WAY CLOSEO WEO. 4 4 1!1 - 2 1 6 9

5 "..J NCAYS ANO HOLIDAYS B Y APPOINTMENT

ED ZI M M E R, W HO IS SOM E WH A T 0 F A N I N V E N T O R , F I X E D U P H I S W I N OM I L L D R I V E I N , WI T H A R E A L M IL L W I T H T W O B I G EGGLI K E DI S CS T HA T M OV E U P AN D DO WN , T E LL IN G M O TORI STS T H A T E G G S A R E F R E S H . I T A T T RA C TS A T T E N T i ON , S E L LS E G GS, T O O •

HOME FROM HO SP I TAL

M rs . Gene Wi l c o x , Tav e r n Ro � , was home Satu.r da y after maJ o r su rge ry in the hospital on Monda y of 1 as t week. Sh e is feeling fine and is giving he r mothe r , M rs. Nina Bu rson a vacation up at Alpine Height� Gue s t Ranch as s he r a n t h e h ou se wh i 1 e G r a c e was aw a y .

Living costs no more than i t used to, i f you

live as people used to.

Kip's Cafe FINf CH INfSf FOOD

Del l c l ou 1, Or i ental , Exot i c ORDERS 10 00 , M..·SO HOME DEl. I VERY C l o s·ed Mo nd ;.y - F ree Park i ng

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FR E E WAY GO B BL E S H O U S E S

Quite a l ist of bu i l dings a re this week bei ng au ctioned a l ong th e r ou te of the new f r eeway f r om J o h nstow n t o Cho c ol ate Sunmi t o r Gavin :R:,-ad, to mak e way fo r next yea r' s a c tual c onst ruc tion of t his l ong - needed stret ch .

P r o g ress is g o i h g ahead fast on the p-resen t wo rk be­tween freeway's end at B road­way and E, Main, to H a r ritt Ro a d , J o h n s t o w n .

A fo rtni gh t' s vacation drive t h r o u g h Nev a da , O'r e g o n , to W�stport, Wn. , was enj oyed by Bi l l Haggar and famil y. He runs Bil l ' s 1V Se rvice 2357 Hwy 80 . At Westpo rt he cau ght some fine salmon, enj oyed a ful l vacation of rest and pastimes .

HA IG C. MERIGAN, o.o.s.

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P H O TO S E R V I ,C E DO I N G O K

Bob Ro wan and John Gi 1 roy, who l as t week s t a r ted a l ocal pho to se rvi ce, repo r t rosiness as go i ng a. long b ri sk l y. They a r e s tuden t s a t t h e B ro o k s I n s t i t u t e o f P h o t o g r a phy , S an t a Ba r b a r a, bo t h b e i n g qui te expe r t a l ready a t po r t­rai tu re and oommercial picture­ma kin g. ( See Sun las t i ssue) .

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KARI JEWELERS

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C om p l i c a t e d T i m ep i e c e s l n cl u-d i n g E l ectr i c watch es

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R EOP EN CA FE I N BAL BO A

L. J ; : Haas, · l ong experi ence.d i n res taurants and ca tering i h the SD a r ea has j us t t a len o ve r t he famous Cafe del Rey Mo ro in the House of Hospi tal i ty, · Ba l boa Pa rk , · and i s runni ng i t qui t e simi l a r to the way i t was handled by the po p u l a r Hel en Thomsen.

' We were fo r tuna te in sec­uri ng the chef whose food made the p l ace so popu l a r ' says Haas , ' a l so o t he rs of the fo rm er s ta f f , so t ha t i t i s fast regai ni ng i ts o l d pos­i t ion as one of t he fi n e r restau rants o f the Southland'.

H E AR T A W A R D FO R SUN

' Ln re co �n i t i on o f yo u r suppo r t and 1nteres t through­o u t the 1964 Hea r t Fund Cam­p ai gn' says · a l e t te r t r ans­m i t ti n g a beau t i fu l f ramed a wa r d p l aqu e , ' i t i s wi t h s i nc e r e p l easu re t ha t t he P resi den t and Boa rd of Di r­ec to rs p resent t hi s awa rd o f appreci a t i on' .

The Sun i s al ways g l a d to hel p any goo d cause 1 ik e the Hear t group. ( Thanks, mi ghti l y)

Industry, economy, honesty and kindness

form a quartet of virtue that will never be im­

proved upon.

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We rel i eve you o f eve ry respon s i b i 1 i ty * * * *

Spar e you o f every deta i I * * * *

An t i c i p a te eve ry need * * * *

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A Q ASS I F l ED AD I N THE SUN DUG UP A REAL AN T 1 ou E FO R SAM F REE[}.l AN, G I LL E SP I E F I EL D, WHO I S A CHEM Al.LOY EXP E RT , AU THOR 0 F BOOK S ON RA D I O , CHEM I S TRY , THI S ANC I ENT MOR TA R AND PES TL E WAS SO L D TO FREEDMAN B Y W . G . B R> WN , ALP I NE SUB· S C R I B E R , Wl-0 S AY S I T C AM E A R>UN D THE HO RN ON A S A I LING V ESSEL ,

FL EET RESERVE I N STALL S

Sunday a t t e rnoon A l p i ne's Fl eet Reserve Assn . , instal l ed 0 f f i C e r S fo r t h e n e W r ea r h avi n g b e en el ec t ed as t Tuesday, i n Fu l l e r Hal l wi th these taking seats: Jim Radfo rd p resi den t ; Jas . Rh ea , vi ce­p resi den t ; John Bi l sk y , sec­retary- t reasurer; Sam Randazm , o u t going p resi den t , chapLai n, and di rec to r Ted Gran t , Be r t Ful l e r , se rvice offi c e r , was r e t ai ned f or a.no th er yeas �

M r . and M rs. Jules Shankman have been en tertaihing f ri ends f rom Brandon, Can. , a t thei r apa r tment i n Ta ppy's Mo tel . Th e y a r e M r . an d M r s . A I Wi 1 1 i ams . He i s a r e t i r ed po s tmas t e r ,

A lp i ne R O C K E T S TAT I O N

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T RY A Q AS S I F l ED AN D S EL L I T

L I S T I N G S WANT ED SM ITH R EA L TY

L i l l i an Ba rret t, 2 2 5 1 ½ 14 � 6- 26 70

Sal es Mg r. A l p i n e

146 9 -0 0 1 3

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At Dealers

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Frenco Laboratories IMPORTERS · CHEMISTS

Nogales Arizona C O P'1' R I G M T 1 96 �

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H O RS E SH OW S to r y From c i ti n g even ts, r u n i n ac ­corda nc e wi th r u l es o f the Ameri c an Ho rseshows Assn .

M any members o f A l p i n e ' s j u n i o r h o r s e m e n a n d th e Pequeno R i ders, p l an to enter, h ave been pr acticin g f or days. En tree fees : c h i l dren $ 3, ad u 1 t s a n d o p e n , $ 5 ,

' F]ltry booth wi l l be open at 7 :· � , am each d a y, s ays Norman

Foster ' , s how m an ager, and entri es wi l l be t aken up to � mi nutes be fore cl ass time . '

Judge i s El d on Fa i rbanks, P as ad en a , w i th R i n gm as ter B arne y B arn ett, De sc an s o ; sec retary, Myrt l e Ho f f e l der; AHSA Steward, Ed Strong, o f S D; announcer , Bo b Ro bi n son , Lakesi de, and o f fi c i a l f a r ­r ier, Scott Si mp son, Spri ng Val l e y ,

Trop h i es and b l ue r i bbon s wi l l go to fi rsts, wi th ri b­bons throu gh 1 0 th, i n a l l j uni or cl asses, For adu lt and op en, the same prevai l s, Three high point t rophies wi l l � to r i ders e arning h i ghest p oi nts i n e ach di vi sion; medal cl as­ses n ot to count.

"COULD YOU RAISE my salary. Boss? ' '

"Go h,1ck to work and don't worry. I 've been able to raise it every pay day up to now !"

•d1u BONANZA WESTERN

- . $!�to sso WESTERN WEAR

Fo r Th e En ti re Fem i I y Comp ! ete Squ a re Dan ce AP1> a rel

LTLII a PAT WOLTERS I 20 S. Ma910I I a Ave. El Cajttn

REP , WM . E. M I L L ER O F NY. I N Q O SEUP ON T V A FTER GOL DWATER WA S NO M I N AT E D • M I L L E R W AS NATION/\.. 0-I A I RM AN OF GOP , W I LL M AK E F I N E RU NN I N G M AT E FO R A RI ZO NAN .

P O RO B B E RY F ro m P l a yer an d Redm an, who i n ­vesti gated, found the for ced w i n d o w a n d n ot e d br ok e n d r a we r s a n d opened m a i l str ewn a r ou n d.

One p u z z l i ng an gl e was a sm a l l p o o l o f u r i n e on the f loor with a ci garette butt i n i t on \\hich was red l i pstick ! Detecti ves t ook fi ngerprints from several p l aces and are

check i n g, but they h ave n o suspects . A w cman mi ght h ave been on e o f th e r o b b e r s .

At presstime Phi l Ha ll, · PM, stated th at he had not fi ni shed hi s i nventory to see what was m i s s i n g, bu t th e s a fe w a s i nt act s o n o money or stamps were l ost. The on l y arti c l e s o f a r known· to be gone, says the sheri f f ' s o f f i ce, i s a k n i fe. They bel i eve i t to be an i s o l ated c ase as no other bu rgl ari es were reported i n the area a t that ti me.

Wh at m i ght have some c on­necti on is that a car p ark ed i n f r on t, b y Me l S a mp son , Alp i ne, whi l e he was at VIIO rk at PSA in SD, was broken i n to and some too l s r emoved.

c,.,,.,,, , ,,,,,,,, CH A I N L I N K - R E DWO O D - B L O CK W AL L S

American Fence C o . 327 C ypress lane, f l Ca ion, 44 2- 3396

Starlig ht is Great BY Q .A. RK E J RV I NE

You h ave on l y today, . to!TX) rrow and S mday i f you want a real treat i n son g and musi c for St�rl i gh t Opera ' s beau ti flil l _Y

r� ._ M"' n . �r · " . )

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TWO SP L EN D I D STARS I N ' SONG O F N O R W A Y k , A T S T A RL I G HT 0 P E R A . WH I CH Q O S E S SUN DAY ; B E VE RL Y B U � HA'A AS THE CO U N T• E S S AN D L E SL I E C O Z Z EN S A S N O RDRA AK . THEIR SINGING IS GREA TLY ENJ OY ED .

staged and wel l en acted ' Song o f N o r wa y ' , i n B a l bo a P a rf< B ow l , c l o s e s Su nd a y n i gh·t . I t ' s Starl i ght ' s 19th se ason . S D County s h ou l d be m i g ht y p roud o f thi s f i ne entertai n ­ment.

The b i g c ast o f some 40, headed by the ever popul ar Gene C l a rk e a s Edvar d Gri eg w h o s an g ' St r an ge Mu si c ' ; Les l i e C o z z e n s a s h i s p oe t f r i en d Rik ard; the l ovely and talented Beverl y Bu rnham as the Countess and M a rt i n Sher atte a s th e Count; M a ry- Esther N i co l a a s N i n a , memora bl e f or h er son g ' I Love You ' , and other fi ne

princi p a l s, give a del i ght ful p e r f o r m a n c e .

Cbod di recti on i s by R>bt, S. K yber , wi th mu s i c h and l ed by

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R obert Lei b , Sta g i n g i s e x ­cel l ent, co l or fu l and spec­t ac u l a r f or the m a n y so n gs a nd d a nc es, enterta i n i n g to a l l the fami l y, especi a lly we win l ove the innnortal mel odi es o f Gti eg . �omet imes I wi sh t h i s were ' n o t the t i n i est newsp aper. I ' d l ike to tel l you m ore o f thi s f i ne operett a !

And we cou l d not mi ss Wi zard o f O z , b y m y o l d f r i end L . Frank Baum, whom I knew so wel l during the Wi zard ' s f i rst s i l en t f i l m i n g i n Ho l l yw oo d .

I t runs the two week - ends, o f Aug. 6 and 1 3 , with J ohnni e Ih wn s a s the Tin W oo dman, , Ole Ki ttl eson as the Sc arecrow, Cammy Wes s on as Ih r o thy and Forrest Gantz as the Co wardl y L i on . We ' re a l l go in g to be k i ds the , night we � . ( Reserva­ti ons from 2 33- 751 1 or 62 52 ) ,

I F Y O U F O R G E T T O F I L L Y O U R C A R I N A L P I N E

S t o p A t

Ken Johnson's Texaco Johnstown

1 3797 Hwy 80 443-95 1 5

Qu al i ty

I n ter i o r--------- Exteri o r ./

Mary Carter Paints

Al ways Every 2n d Gal I oo F R EE

Lo W OJ A R T P RIC ES . T OO !

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2 40 w. M ai n St. El Caj on

Fo r You r Heal th Foo d s , V i tam i ,n s An d Sp ec i al D i ets

P u rch ase W i th Safety An d Con f i d en ce At Th e

V.u.tir HEALTH Faao 110111 I N BU S I N E S S S I N C E 1 9 50 W . L. H O U GH TO N , O WN E R

Th e ad d ress i s s t i l l 1 33 P resco tt , El Caj on , H l 4-8 �47

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"CONGRATULATIONS," the psy­chiatrist beamed at his patient, "you're cured !"

"Some cure," the moody patient re­plied . · "Before I came to you, I was Napoleon. Now I'm just another nobody !"

M.H . Bredesen, D .C GEN E R AL P RA C T I C E

Bo d y A l i g n m en t Co 1 o n i c s

SUNNY KNOL LS RANCH H 1 5 - 2 3 2 1

The PRICES

are ALWAYS right !

DAILY FRESH EGGS

9 am. to 7 pm.

WINDMILL Drive- In ADOBE HACIENDA EGG RANCH

Hwy. 80 - 3 mi. E. of Alpine

L I T TL E B EA U TY I S Y OUNG FOAL A T 4 - J F EE DS R AN C H , W H E R E T HEY B RE ED T HOR OUG H B REDS , ANOT HE R I S J U ST B ACK OF THIS FI L L Y . T HE J AK O B I S R E P O R T

I MMEDI A TE IN TE REST IN T HEI R N E W P ROJ EC T , 1 54 5 5 H WY 80 .

"� ;JF7- DATE CONFEc1 10N � P u r e & N a t u r a l

Q u i c k A l k a l i n e N o u r i s h m e n t - D i g e s t s E a s i l y

D A T E S S T U F F E D W I TH H O N EY , F R U I T AN D N U T S

Ro l l e d i n P u re D e x t ro s e

N o S u g ar o r P r e s e r v a t i v e s

Nature ' s Pe rfect E ne rgy Food S EN D TO DAY , ONLY $ 1 . A POU N D PO STP A I D I N CAL I F .

8 Lbs. Desse rt B nn,n i e Dates, Po s tp ai d $5. , � l b s fo r $2.. 50 o r 2 I bs. fo r $ 1 . 25

Roush Nutrition

1 776 E l C mi i no R e al , San C a rl o s, C al i f. 4-4-2

B A R RY GOL DW AT E R ON TV AS H E W AS S AY I NG HE W OUL D F AIT H­FULLY U P HOL D CO NSTITUT ION ON C I V I L RI G H TS . W H EN I N T E R­VI EWED A T HOTEL A F T E R H E WAS

U N ANI MOUSL Y NOMIN A T ED F O R P R ES I D E N C Y •

G OP ' S B I G G E S T L A U G H I n �ase yo u mi ssed Ri cha rd

N i xon's talk in San Franc i sco which held the bi ggest laugh o f the sessi on , he sai d ' i n ­c i den tall y I hea r tha t M r . Johnson ' s theme s mg is ' Ha 1P Y D � y s A re He r e Ag ai n ' . When Ba r r y Goldwate r gets th rou gh wi th him i t will be ' Home. o n the Range'.

SHOW BO S TON TER R I ERS O n Sunda y , Au g u st 2 , i n

P r esi d i o P a r k C omm u n i t y Cente r, 28 1 1 Jackso n S t . , i n SD , t he Bo sto n Te r r i e r Club wi ll hold an i n fo rmal a ll- age match, o pen to the publi c, f ree. I t starts at 1 2 w i th a l u n ch , en t r i es a t 1 1 : 30' f o r a l l do g s , a n d j u dg i n g . a t 1 : 30 .• T ro p h i es a n d r i b b o n s a re o f fe r e d .

More honorable n ames have been ruined by thoughtlessness than by malice.

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C AL EX I .C A N S P L AN R E UN I O N Chet Van IJ-lsen o f LM, chai r­

man o f the Calexi co Annual Reu n i on an d Pi cn i c, s a ys a l l fo rme r resi dents o f the Valley to wn and those no w i n thi s a rea a re i nv i t ed to the event on J�ly 26 , f rom 10 : 30 to 4 : 30 a t 6 ,th and Maple in Balboa Park. A number l i v i n g i n Al p i n e a l w a y s atten d. Details from 463- 1358 ,

Don't be a carbon copy of someone else. Make your own impressions. r ........ � ...... �"""4�� .......... ���.,,.._.t t JEANETTE C. H INKLE l l Real Estate & h1S1rance !

· ! � �5.:,2 50 2 i t 2 1 0 5 H W Y 80 .AL P I N E l 1/t�....._....._..__ ........ �-..-...--.........J

SH E L L STAT ION Compl e te Servi ce

Ti res & Accesso ri es Ralph & L a vo n B e ck e r

We Gi ve S & H Green St•p• ij007 H wy 80 � � 5 - 9 5 6 I

NO W! Y OU CAN GET YOU R CAR

WAX E D WH EN I T ' S WASH ED

M A I N S T R E E T

CAR WASH 0 P E N D A I L Y 8 : 30 TO 5 p M

1 1 1 S. Fl RS T AT M AI N

El Ca ion HI 4- 1641

MilliGOLDE.�_a,����or!�AIRY Fo r Home Del i v ery cal 1

hom e o f f i ce 296- 620 5 WINN E R O F 8 G O L D M E DA L S AT T H E S T A T E F A I R

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MED I C AL P REPARATI ONS · VI TAMI NS

FOU N TA I N LU N C H

G R E E T I N G C AR D S • C O SM E T I C

PAY L I GHT & PHON E B I L L S HERE 2363 Hwy 80 ijijS-2 1 2 1

[ .. -..--... ........ ,......_,_. .. .__. ........ ���� l DON DIEG<YS l l Bi t o f 0 1 d Mexi <X>- Di

_n i n g_ Room �

l Fi n e Mexi c.-. & "11 eri c.-. Foo d l

l DiAFT, BO TTLE BEE� & WI N E l t P AT I O & P l �IC ARE A

l l 2 M i l es Eas t o f El Cajon

l t J AM SESS I ON I N P ATI O l l L i v e M u s i c l l S AT. 8c SU N. NOO N T ILL EVE NING

! l 443-2814

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P E QU ENO RI DERS S TOP FOR DRI NK A N D SN A C K W HI L E EN � U T E TO D E ER HO L L O W E G G R A N CH WHE R E THEY SL EP T O U T A S G U E S T S O F C O L , J OHN HO O D , W I F E A N D D AU GHT ER ELL E N , WHO I S A M EM B ER O F TH E R I D I N G C L U B ,

T H R � FT S H O P S OL D

The La Cres ta '}il ri f t Shop wa s recen tly so ld to M r . and M r s . M a r i on B• Sco t t o f L a M es a , Sal e was b y Li l l i an , M Ba r re t t o f Smi t h Rea l ty 1 n coop e r a t i o n wi t h Doo n an R e a l t y , L a C r e s t a ,

The Howa rd Hun t e r s , Vi ej a s

V . Lan e a r e b a ck f rom a i ew '· L k Taho e

n i c e vaca t1on to a e i

a c co mp an i ed by M r s , C a r

Fi she r , adj o i ni ng p rope r ty-

ho lde r ,

Diets are for persons who a re thick a n d

tired o f it.

Oo• 's AUTO SERVICE W E G I V E S & H GREEN S T AM P S

2 1 3 9 H l g lt wa y 80 445- 21 3 2

}OR SALE , M I SCELLA NEOUS 1 9 6 2 FO R D 6 P I C KUP , ½ TO N , 4 S P E E D p RO P E R TY O F W A T E R DI S T R 1 °c T. $ 1 , 1 0 0 . 44 3 - 38 5 1 .

1 3 I NC H SADDL E, E XC EL L ENT CO N­DI TIO N, p A D D E D S EAT, 445. 2 39 4 .

G EN TL E, Y O U N G G EL DI N G, E NG . 0 R W E ST E RN, JUMP 5 , GO O D G Y M -K AN A p � SP EC T. $2 5) , 445- 2 3:l 4.

HAY , BY BAL E O R TO N , D EL I VE R BY T O N , G EO . FLY I N G A S ER VI C E 44 5- 2 443

RO O M AN D BO A R D

I W AN T TO S H AR E A C H RI S TI AN HOM E: 70 Y EARS OL D, H E .AL TH GOO D E XC EP T FO R SI N U S I T l 5 : R E N T $ ::0 , P E R MO N T H . W RI T E M R S , L IK E, P O BO X 1 19 5, Eb UL E VAR D ,

R E AL E S T A T E FO R S AL E

P RI C E R E DUC E D BY ANXI O U S OWN E R , 3- B R . 1 - 3/ 4 B AT H , F AM I L Y ROOM,

O N 2½ - A P L U S RO L L I N G AC R E S , P HO N E 44 5- 2 2 26 . ( T F)

N I C E 2 - B R, DEN, F l. R EP L AC E , ROOM FO R H O R S E , $ 1 1 , 400 , 0 W N E R . 4 6 3 - 6 3 4 4 .

N E W H O M E CO N S T R U C T I O H

O V E R 1 8 , Q O O H A RM O N Y H O M E S I N SO . C ALI F , />P P RO VE D B Y O VE R 70 L EN D I N G I N S TI TU TIO N S , L E T U S S H O W Y O U WH Y . Z E NI TH 7 - 0 1 6 6 .

L nt. o N 8-J I L C ER S , I N C .

FO R R EN T, T R A I L E R SP A C E

OU I E T , S C E N I C , S E W E R S , P L E N T Y R O O M , !½ M I L E S T O V I L L A G E , T R AI L E R E S T A T E S , 2 2 5 5 T A V ER N R , 4 4 5- 2 4 1 5 .

L I S T I N G S W AN T E D

L I V E I T UP ! H A VE L AND WIL L SELL ,

�t �M;: · 2 445 HI WAY 80 . p HO NE

G E N T L E M A R E , E X C EL L EN T FO R CH I L D , $ 2 50 , 4 4 5- 2 39 4 ,

2 7 SO ¢ P' E " L J N I P E Ill T I M E • C A S H O N L Y .

C O U N T 5 1 X W O R D S TO E A C H L I N E , M A I L

TO T H E S U N , AL P I N E , C A.L t , . C A S H ,

S P E C I A L N OT I C E S

R U T H B U R D E T T, P I A N O L E S S O N S

H I 5 - 2 8 7 7

TR E E WJ RK , T R I M M I N G TO P S AN D REMO VIN G , FR E E E S TI M A T E S . C ,bL L 44 3- '3)7 4.

· L 8 6 S • Z I H ' S N l 7 7 0 ::J 0 3 N ' 9 N l 3 0 H S 3 S � OH

L E T M AC HAU L YO U R RUB B I SH AN D GARBAG E, 445- 29 55 B E TW E EN 5- 6 P M

AL P I N E AP P LIANC E SAL E S & S ERVI C E AL L HO U S E HO L D & C O MM E R C I AL AP -P L I A N C E S & R E F R I G E R A TI O N . E XP E R T T V R E P A I R S E R VI C E . 445 - 2 1 57 . A FT ER 7 P M 445- 4 1 9 4 .

rv1A SON' S SAW & LAW M10 W ER S E RVI C E, AL SO S C l S SO R S, K NI V E S , K [ Y S , 1 29 9 B DWA Y , EC . 44 2- 9 1 6 1 .

LA D Y W O U L D L I K E T O M E E T MA T U R E R E S P E C T A B L E M A N , B O X 1 0 , A L P I N E S UN ,

S E P T I C T A N K S C L E A N E D

MO C ERN S EP T! C TA NK S ERVI C E , 4 4 4- 6 1 9 7 .

E V'E R G R E EN S T A B L E S R A N CH 2 6 9 0 SO U T H GRA D E Ro . AL P I N E 4 4 5 - 2 1 7 6 , HO R S E S B O A R D E D & TRA I N E D , M .b. R E S C A R E D F O R . FO A L I N G , H O R S E S H O E I N G • W E E K L Y O R M O N T H L Y R A T E S : C A L I F • D I S T , F O R M E R H O W T R A I L E R S ,

M O N E Y T O L O A N

S O U T H L A N D F I N A N C E C O M P A N Y 4 1 1 B D W A Y , S D , 2 3 4 . 3 4 6 1

LITTLE SUSIE watched her mother smear cream Pll her fact·.

' 'WhJt's that for, Mama ?" she asked.

"That's to make me look beautiful ," th<· mother answered.

La ter, Susie watched as mother was wiping the cream off her face.

"It didn't work, did it, Mama ?"

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E N T . A S 2 N D CL � S S . A L P I N E , C A L ,

Alpine 's Fine Weather F ROM O F F I C I AL U S S T A T I ON H ER E

H I G H 1 0 0 , A V E. H I G H 9 2 L O W 58 , A V E. L O W 60

NO R A I N , S E A S O N O

E L E V . 2000 FT , P O P U L A T I ON 3 2 58

WHERE THE SUNSH I NE SPfNDS THE YEAR

Po rtrai t painter and artist, Cla rence Flatt has now h..i i lt u p h i s c lass to si x women, all wo r k i n g in o i ls a t hi m home, but a re mov i n g ove r to Fuller H all to have more r m m .

McKie Realty 2 3 5 5 H wy 80 P . O . Box 3 9 8

lj.lj. 5 -22 1 7 A I p i n e

E l s i e H o f fman , A s s oc i at e '&fare You Sell or D,.y See jfd(ie'

RETURN POSTAGE GUA R .

PH I L L I P S R AN C H S OL D Th e Si dney Phi lli ps Ranch

on J apatul Road w as so ld to M r . and· M rs . _ Jesse Wi lli ams o f J a mu l . The ho me h a s 3

bed rooms and 7 acres. wi- lli ams i s reti red , plans to enj o y l i fe . Sale wa s by L i ll i an B a r r e t t o f S m i th R e al t y .

WE DON'T PRETEND to know anv­thing about the speed of light, except that it gets here too early in the. morn­ing.

f FA B R I - K A R E l 12u, FR/tJIOAIRE WASH 25 � 1

---- •,, 1 6 Pound Mach j nes for B l ankets , Bedspreads 45 Pound Mach i ne for 9x l 2 Ru gs , Shags , Etc

100 % Soft Water Both Wash and Rinse

C O I N � O P P R E S S , HA N D I RO N S , H A I . R DRYE R S , STA R CH I N G S I M K l CAMPBELL ' S CLEANERS I

Co i n-op type d ry c l ean i n g I 2 5 ¢ p e r l b . m i n i m u m on l y II- l b s , I S H I RT F I N I SH I N G I

.Boston i a Lakes i de . l 2nd and Broadway 1 224 1 Woods i de Ave. 1 Phone ijijij-9865 Phone 443-9560 I

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