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Best Climate in US by Government Report Vol. 17 No. 23 · Alpine, Calif. 92001 Friday, June 7, 1968 "10ct,

WASHINGTONIANS MOVING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rutheaford of

Seattle, have just leased the 1-bed­room home of the late Grier S. Ander- I son, 1350 N. Marshall Rd. Rutheaford is a painter. They have a married dau­ghter living in E! Cajon. Lease was made by Charlene V. Brown of Brown Realty, Alpine.

OPTIMISTS INST ALL NEW OFFICERS At Petrucelli's Restaurant in EC Sat­

urday night Alpine Optimists installed their new roster of officers for 1968-69. Shown are, from left: Herm Sundquist, Governor, Southern District, installing officer, handing gavel to new prexy Leo Manolakos, manager of the Log Cabin. Between them is outgoing presi­dent Frank Scully, and at end is a new vice president Hank Mathiason. They enjoyed a fine dinner, dancing after­wards.

MASON STARTS NEW BUSINESS The large store building, 2251 Hwy

80, opposite Bob's Texaco Station, has just been rented to Richard Mason who lives with his wife and 3 children on Sequan Road. He is putting in mach­inery for making signs as part of Mar­tin- McDonald Plastics Co., of East SD County. The building is owned by Mrs. May C. Butcher. Rental was concluded by Charlene V. Brown of Brown Realty here.

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Clint Eastwood "The Good, The Bad & Ugly"

GORDEN FREVEL TO TAKE BRIDE Sunday wedding bells will ring in

I Las Vegas for Gorden Frevel, and Dawn \ Heist. Gorden is the author of three

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below Tavern Road, is start ing to en­large improve and built a western town 'at old Sleepy Hollow Ranch which he is leasing from Woodie Mitchell. The terraced parking spaces are to be widened and graded so that several hundred cars may be parked. He plans to advertise for weekend crowds to see their shoot-outs, ride the coaches and so forth.

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�-While waiting for the Armed Forces Day parade to start_ I had th� pleasure of shaking hands with old friends; Sen. Jack Schrade, Assemblyman John Stull, Supervisors Frank Gibson, Henry Boney and Robert Dent. Briefly we spoke of high taxes and I let them know that Alpine is up in arms over the new as­sessments, and that something must

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ALPINE SUN America's Tiniest Newspaper 445-2415 or 445-2394 2255 Tavern Road, Rt. I, Box 189 Alpine, SD Co., ca. 92001 Published weekly on Friday 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publ. AOPA 194347 Alice Irvine, Art & Composition Printed & Produced on the Ranch 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine. Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal ads on 11-12-59 in superior court, No. 238120.

be done about it. Thursday the San Diego Union ran a story quoting Gibson on this. Much is worth repeating. He said that our county can expect a major influx of indigents because of elimination of welfare residency requirements. Gibson is a member of the Welfare Committee of the County Supervisors Association of California, said that taxpayers are being asked to remit be­yond their means to finance welfare. He said the state costs for this have jumped 420o/o in the past 8 years, from $466 million in 1959-60 to $1. 9 billion for 1967-68. In this county he added, costs rose in the same period · 50 9o/o or from $ 7 to $ 3 92 million ! He blames the rise--, more to come this year, around $ 50 million-- on re­cent decisions by federal courts term -inatin� residency requirements. Gib­son said the trend of welfare here is "creating dependency, discouraging initiative and rewarding the lazy and the immoral at a crippfin� cost to the few •• forced to pay the bill". The aged, the needy, the hun�ry, the blind, the underprivileged child, who need welfare should get it, Gibson added, and we will agree with that, but the vast number wno get it in an unmoral manner, should·oe shunted off our backs I Gibson concluded that the Board of Supervisors lacks authority under pre­sent state laws to make corrections in the local system. "Our only authority and responsibil- . ity is to find the money, " he said. "The day must come when the boards of supervisors will be given back the authority of home rule and control. " There are a lot of good Americans that do not want their ambition and initiative killed, and I'm one I -Cl TREASURES IN WORDS In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6.

farm�rs Insurance Group 149 N. Magnolia, EI Cajon ARLIE D. NUNLEY 442-9484

Two navy retirees who took part in Memorial Day service at Veteran's grave in Alpine Cemetery: at left Gino Danieli, former gunner's mate, and Cdr. Bert Fuller, who was radio­man and POW on Corregidor, Philip­pines, in WW2.

I. Teacher: "Give me a definition of , home." I Billy: "Home is where part of the fam­ily waits until the others are done with the car."

LL HOUSE Floyd Tqylor is back home after surgery in Grossmont Hospital and Bob Wilcox is also home from EC Valley Wisteria Candies Antiques & Gifts Hospital where he underwent surgery last week. Both are residents of Alpine Oaks Mobile Estates.! BEAUTY SHOPPE

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6 Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Faulkner have NEWCOMERS LIKE ALPINE

returned home from a visit with rela­tives in Los Angeles, are residents of Alpine Oaks Mobile Estates.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts, who last month purchased the 3-bedroom home on 3 acres, 1421 South Grade Road, are all moved in and love the quiet, peace­ful atmosphere of Alpine. Both Roberts and his wife Dorothea are rock hounds, have a camper and go to the desert when time permits, also raise Afghan hounds and thoroughly enjoy it here.

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He is a·n agent for Farmers Insurance, will start advertising in the Sun next week. He has phones in his camper, jeepster and car so can be reached any­time, anywhere. Home phone is 445-4788. He specializes in motorcycle insurance, can handle anything in that line.

They hail from National City, have 5 grown children and 8 grandchildren who think Alpine was made for them.

Besides bein� a Farmers Insurance agent, Roberts 1s also the inventor, owner and manufacturer of the Elect­ronic Auto-charger which is a dual bat­tery charger usea for campers, boats, trailers and 4-wheel drive vehicles, prevents the necessity of ever charging the battery as the electronics device prevents it from running down.

They purchased this nice ranch from Ray Dama! who has had the place rent­ed out as he lives in the LA area, Sale was through Charles Smith Realty of EC.

DON'T FORGET BURNING HOURS Fire Marshal Leroy Wedel reminds

residents that burning hours in inspect­ed incinerators are only from 6 prp to 6 am DST. When on PST it is from 5 pm to 7 am. Remember, grass must be cleared for 10' all around the inciner­ator. These are dangerous days for fires.

James: "Father, can you write your name with your eyes shut?" Father: "I think so." James: 'Good let's see you shut them . and sign this report card."

Carl's Boot & leather Shop SADDLES - TACK - SUPPLIE_S - CHAPS TO ORDER

Financing On Approved Credit Bank of Americard & Master Charge 1275 N. Second, El Cajon' 442-3027

Enjoy this month�s homemaking show!

It's easy to can and freeze

Catch up on the newest homemaking methods. Our auditorium contains the very latest home appliances including an electronic oven and gas grill ... you will see them in operation. You will see programs on laundry, freezing and

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Use our other homemaking services, too: Special programs for clubs/ Consultation on the use of appliances/Kitchen planning/Telephone information for homemaking problems/Youth programs.

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We are going to miss Cynthia more than we know and already feel it. We are riding in the Rancho Bernardo Par­ade tomorrow as Frew Williams is tak­ing our horses up for us. We needed their legs trimmed but Cynthia took the clippers, which were hers, so will have to do the best we can ourselves. W e are thrilled about going and will sing later on in the day. This is a big day over there and a lot of fun is plan.­ned for all attending.

Alpine Riding Club postponed the gymkhana show planned for tomorrow until the 15th because of so many other activities going on. School will be out and Doris Sculfy and Reenie Adams think it will be better for all . She said " be at the ring at 9 am sharp and the show will start on time. " She has some nice trophies and ribbons so hope we can attend.

Gary Menconi was surprised Wed­nesday when his new horse Trinket pre­sented him with a little horse colt. He named him Viejas Kid. He can't ride the mare for some time, so his parents went out and bought a nice mare for

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him to ride. He looked all over and picked her out of them all. Trinket was jealous and when the opportunity came she grabbed Candy by the tail and wouldn't let go, even though she was in the other pasture and the hit wire was on. She hung on and frighten­ed the new mare so much she kicked the fence down. Gary and his dad had to put her up on their property by the Willows and separated them which is better in the long run. Horses are a lot of fun but can cause a lot of trouble for all concerned.

Matey Hem has her nice gelding for sale for only $ 7 5. He would be a perfect horse for a beginner or a young child as he is gentle. She wants Beau to go to a gooa home as she has had him for a long time. Call 445- 2882 if you are interested .

Mike Scully had an uneasy time last week when Thunder got sick with some kind of an allergy. He rolled on the ground and his eyes got puffy and his Tips got hard. They called a vet and he said he had eaten something he couldn't tolerate and that was the kind of reaction he got, Sounds like poison oak to us but our horses have eaten it without any problems, so really don't know . He finally got all right and went on eating.

Cynthia wrote us that she has a 40- acre irrigated pasture for her horse Smokey and for only $6 . a month, Sounds fantastic to us. Cathy Higgins dad is going to take him up for lier this weekend and we !mow she can hardly wait. The pasture is right ac­ross the street from their house too.

Jack Berg sold his little sorrel pony but still has his beautiful Arabian to go complete with saddle. Call him at 445-4265 if you are interested.

A teacher's report on one of her pupils read: "Johnny is trying - - very. "

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Here's Gary Menconi with his Appaloosa mare Trinket that presented him with a little stallion at 10:30 pm Wednesday last week. Nikki and Bob helped Gary withstand the ex­citement, a thrill for all ! They needed iodine for the umbilical cord, but stores were closed so Jerry Funk obligingly opened up so the lad could take care of that matter. Thay named the baby Viejas Kid.

YOUTH JOINS COAST GUARD A 4-year hitch has been entered in­

to with the USCG by Seaman Recruit Jas. E. Loer, 19, son of Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Loer of 2695 Calle de Com­pa�r�s, Palo Verde Ranch here. His trammg will be at the CGRTC in Ala­m_eda where he will become familiar w!th the service's mission and learn his new responsibilities with the nation's oldest continuing seagoing service.

STALLION OAKS POOL PLAYOFF Sunday, after 1 5 weeks of play

w_inners will meet to play off for the big Pool Cue Trophy at Stallion Oaks Guest Ranch, Descanso, reports Ed Torgersen, owner. He has a bunch of

· fine trophies. It starts at 3 :30 .

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Enjoying the annual BBQ at Viejas Indian Post on the reservation Sunday was Bud Eaton and his charming wife Shelby. He is incoming comma rider of Kearney Mesa post 3788.

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OPTIMIST GOVERNOR Attending the jolly party for installing new officers . of Alpine Optimist Club Saturday night in Petru­celli 's Restaurant in EC was the incoming Southern Districe Gover­nor, Allen W. Danks, and his comely wife Gay.

MAIL BOX FA TIGUE ! By Mike LePage If your mail box run down? If so, maybe a shot of tonic is in order. Per­haps a coat of paint, re-lettering, re­numbering and proper support of it are in order. Is your mail box large enough to easily accommodate the items you re­ceive? If not, why don't you consider a large rural box as a replacement. Whatever the case, we know your mail is important to you. Why not give that old box a facelift and at the same time provide a more secure, easy- to­service home for your mail. Help your carrier provide you with the service you deserve and desire ! PLAN COMING TO ALPINE In a note with a subscription to the S�n, J?,on. Striegel writes from Escon­�1do: Wife and I plan to build a home rn your nice climate within a year". W elcome to Alpine !

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McCALL'S GRADUATE 14 STUDENTS Here is a part of the 1968 graduat­ing class at McCall's Ranch School who received their sheepskins on Memorial Day in Community Church which was filled to capacity with relatives and friends of the young people. From left: Candila Clements, Don­na Mulliner, John Collier, Robin Stack, David Munzig, Annette Shockley, Suz­anne Valcq, Terry Robson, Sharmaine Dupree, Oakes Stocker and Bill Peter­son. Diplomas were presented by Mrs. Blanche McCall, principal. Invocation was by Dr. Roger Larson. Mrs. Ferguson's class rendered several songs as aid the Ellen Hood singers. Graduation address was by Clarke Irvine, introduced by Carl McCall. A delight­ful reception was at McCall's ranch afterwards. This year 's student body was the largest on record, 34, with 1 5 on the staff. The school is nationally known. Support your local businesses, shop ' in Alpine.

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14 Oo11•t1 1 Al.« By Cecile and Celeste Irvine Guess about the hardest thing we have had to do in a long time was to put Cynthia and baby Julie on the plane for Oregon. She was going to LA with us but because of the holiday couldn't get a plane out of San Francisco so Ieft Wednesday on a United jet from here. It only took 4½ hours with nearly an hour stopover in Frisco. She called Daddy when she arrived and is thrilled so far with Oregon. She says the berries are so thick you can't begin to pick them all and a nice wide stream runs right in back of their house. Sure sounds exciting and as soon as they get settled, we are flying up to see them. We went to LA after she left and saw all our friends , cousins and relatives and it was kind of funny not to find her here when we got back. We really are going to miss them all. She and Bill called again Saturday night and we talked some more about the lush grass but it had been raining all day tliere and we had beautiful bright sunshine so maybe they will 0be back. Who knows?

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On our return from LA we stopped off in San Marcos to be in the bi8 parade ther.e and arrived just in time to get dressed and climb aboard Fred Williams' stage coach. Cathy Higgins . and Marty Hoy were already there but · we .were not late. The parade was huge and Williams' outfit won a trophy for being most original. We stayed for the rodeo but were so tired we came on home after it was over. We saw in the SD Union where Ann DeBenedetti is running for Miss Chiro­practor, the girl with the most perfect posture. She used to live here and we all wish her luck, Richard and Diann Irey were thrilled when they received a baby girl Wed­nesday night. They named Fier Beckey Ann but because she weighed only 5# they had to leave her in an incubator for a couple of days, but she is home now and doing fine. We haven't had time to see her but will this week. Richard and his family lived just down the street from us until his father diea and they moved to Chula Vista. JoAnn Villa was thrilled with the sale of her lamb at the EC Fair. She sold him to Floyd Realty in Lakeside for 66¢ a pound and received a second place ribbon. This is her first try and we are real happy for her. Kevan Blankenship received Grand Champion and Unimart bought his for $4. a pound, Neta Miller got a first and Donna Schwenck got a first and a second for lambs. Anyone looking for kittens? This is the time of year when they are born so just call us. Rosalie Graff has two, one a golden long hair and another with a short tail and gray. Both are males. Call 445-2017 if you want one. Mrs. Allen has a cute little black puppy she named Sheba that she got to take the place of Queenie who died in her sleep a few weeks ago. They had her a long time and Mrs. Allen says she misses her yet. GRANNY ' S KIT CHE N

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AWARDS FOR POOL PLAY Here is Ed Torgersen, owner of Stallion Oaks Guest Ranch, Descanso, with some of the handsome trophies he is giving away in the pool tourna­ment now on up at this delightful spot in the mountains. Ed, recently back on the j-:ib after undergoing major surgery, is nearly back to his old standard of un -bounded energy.

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r �- TO SPEAK HERE AGAIN Tell our advertisers you saw their ·act. Leslie H. Gehres, chairman, Rep­ublican Central Committee here says Richard Nixon will address the 18th annual fund raising dinner in the Hotel Del Coronado on June 29. It will be his only appearance at a state fund raising event. Details from the com­mittee, 440 SD T & S Bldg.

MRS. BUTCHER MOVES EAST . In a letter renewing her subscription to the Sun Mrs. May C. Butcher, wid ­ow of George C, , one of Alpine's pione­er business men, says: "Dear Mr. Irvine­Api now making my home on the East Coast, New Jersey, and will appreciate it if you will change my address". (Thanks, c_hange made. ) �lassified ads will sell your unwanted Items, only 30¢ a line.

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MORE ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY The EC office of SS is now at 570 N. Second, 442-0857, so if you have any que:ies, call Jas. Seale, field rep­resentauve. Here is a frequently asked question that is answered for you: Q. I am getting ready to file my application for benefits since I will retirn soon. What should I bring to your office? A , Bring your SS card, birth cer­tifica!e or �ther evidence of your age, and, 1f available, evidence of the total earnings for your most recent year of worli. If you do not have all three, apply anyhow, as you can sup­ply them later. SEA WORLD ADDS GREAT FEATURE "The World of Fresh Water" was unveiled at a gala preview last week sponsored by the SD C of C to raise funds to start a drive for the ocean-ographic museum to be built nearby. : . The project includes fountains with · colored lights, accompanied by music electrically controlled, a gorgeous new feature for Sea World.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Vigneault of Alpine Oaks are enjoying the company of their son and family, the W. T. McAllisters of Hurst, Texas, who drove out for a stay of several weeks. Many special events and trips have been plan­ned by the Vigneaults during their stay here in Alpine. 1 62 E . Ma i n ��2-721 2 ARE YOU IN THE FIRE DISTRICT?

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If there is a question as to your be­ing entitled to protection by Alpine Fire Dept. , look at your tax bill. If in, you will see a tax item for that. This is important when buying fire in­surance. If in doubt call the tax office. � • a .f � Loud m o u th s don't have to worry .

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SHARED MEMORIAL DAY FLOWERS Mrs. Klein, widow of the late Al­bert Klein, who owns frontage on Hwy 80, presented with bouquet for his grave by Bert Fuller, in charge of the Memorial Day services for veterans at Alpine Cemetery. He took the blooms from his own wife's grave here, to pre­sent Mrs. Kelin. MD..ITARY FEATURES AT EXPO Only three weeks from Wednesday the great So. Calif. Expo at Del Mar will again be on, June 26-July 7, and this season it will have more armed forces exhibits than ever, some 14 units putting on many and varied ex­hibits with 7 wonderful bands. Some units will be here frori1 Washington, DC & Virginia. The local NEL will exhibit a model of the battleship New Jersey.

:, Alpine needs a weed cutting service

17 Friend: " So your daughter drives now, How long did it take her to learn?" Suffering father: " About two and a half cars. " A lpine (RexalQ

Remember FATHER'S DAY and the GRADUATE PHA R MA C Y

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18 \Ci i · Eli CI kl· I WOMEN SEWERS WAN1:ED - work at home doing simple sewmg. We supply materials and pay shipping both w�ys. Good rate of pay. Piece wo1;k. Write Dept. 2W3, Jamster Industn�s Inc: , 100 Ashmun, Sault Ste. Mane, Mich. Zop 49783. (6/21) WANTED-_ Job for the summer for 16½ year old boy. Good worker. 445-3849.

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L IST INGS WANTED HOMES - RANCHES - LANJ:? 2175 Arnold Way . 445-3310 ---=======-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-_-:.-.,1111 .,M.,,,_. Cart�r Painu "Buy Two aid 51�1" With the Good Housekeeping Seal

Hours 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 9 UNFURNISHED FURNITURE And Finishing Materials 240 W. Mairi St. , EC 444- 2316

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· 44897 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

!REYS WELCOME BABY DAUGHTER Richard Irey, formerly of Tavern Road returned from service in Vietnam last year, with his pretty wife Diane, of Salt Lake City, now living in EC, were blessed with a dainty little miss Wednesday of last week. She arrived at 7:25 p. m. in EC Valley Hosp�tal, weighed 5#, 14 oz, measured 19 long, was promptly named Rebecca Ann. She had to be in the incubator for a time, then came home Sunday and all's well and happy for the young couple. DON'T FORGET .TO HOIST COLORS Friday, a week hence, is Flag Day for America, so get your Old Glory to the top of the staif. If you do not have a flagpole in your front yard, you really should have one. Today more than ever this nation should support and display the flag which means so much to all liberty­loving citizens. You never fully ap­preciate the flag until you are in a foreign land and see it waving serenly over an American embassy, home, business or a U. S. vessel ! LIVE OAKS DOINGS Mrs. Emma Holmes, president, re­ports a tidy sum of $49. made from their card party last Monday. Mmes. Eve Coppock , Grace Palmer and Julia Sachse with helpers put on the party which was enjoyed by 58 members and friends.

It ts hereby certified that the undersigned b trans­acting bUliness in Alpine, County of san Diego, State of califOCD!a, under a fictitious name, or a designation now showing the names of the persons lntereateo there-

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Monday the club holds their month­ly potluck and Mrs. Holmes asks that guests please bring a covered dish and their own table service. in, towit:

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WITNESS my ha.id th1a 23rcl day of May, 1968, 1 Richard L. Mason • p o. Box 649, Sequan Truck Trail, Alpine, Ca.

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on th1a 23rd day of May, 1968, before me R. B. Jamea, county Clerk and Clerk ci the Su� Court of the State of California for the County of Sall Diego, peri,; 10nauy appeared Richard L. Mason known to me to theperaonwhosename luublcribed to lhe wilh!n lnllnl· ment, and acknowledged to me lhat he exec\lllDII the

;n:iTNESS WHERECf'l I have hereunto eet myhalld and affixed lbe eeal o the Superior CQ\IIJ lbe day and year In th1a Certificate first above written.

R. Ii. J amea, county Clerk By Claire DUJham

Alplile sun, May 31, June 7, 14, m, 1968.

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PEA THER CLEARANCE •• All feathers to go. 39¢ pkg. Alpine Hobby Shop, 445 -4603. GELDING, $75. to a good home. Per­fect for beginner. 445-2882. '54 Ford V8 Wagon. Runs OK $35. 445-3864. 25 ACRES 1015 frontage, 3220 E. Hwy 80. 2 Bldgs. May be u_sed �s motel ?r rest home. Write Brom, Wixom, Mich. HOUSEHOLD furniture, moving East, everything goes. Some antiques. 1417 Tavern Roaa. Alpine. 445-2624. 57 FORD Fairlane, 4 door custom se­dan, new tires, overhauled, new carb. runs fine. clean. Good transportation car; $450 . 445-2415. REAL EST ARE FOR SALE 2 BR Cabin $800. down. 2 two near · level view lots, 90 x 210 ft. each in nice area, $4, 400 each. Choice Salton . City view lot $3, 390 or will trade for , Alpine property. Other nice homes, : cabins, lots. Descanso and Lake Cuya­mace Area. Hwy 79 CUYAMACA REALTY 44-5-2124 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 BR Canyon home, $8500. $2500 dn. horses ok. Beautiful, new, 5 BR home on 1 acre, horses ok. $31, 500. �6 acre ranch, 3 BR, Fireplace $39 , 500, 3 BR, fireplace; heated, fenced pool; 3-car garage, guest house, corrals, barn, Z stalls, loft, Alpine, $49. 500. 1 Acre, city & well ·water. $8, 000. 100 ft. frontage Hwy 80. Commercial building. 80 Acres $50, 000. 2 BR Home $14, 500. Fenced. Fruit and shade trees. Terms. AL SMITH REAL TY 2249 Hwy 80 445-2670 2 BR, stove, refer & carpet included: 2-car gar. $12, 900 terms. El Cajon, 442-79 1 1. (tf)

S PE C I A L N O T I C E S ' ' - - -PAINTING, interior, exterior. Reason-. able, fast. 22 years exp. Neat, clean. PO Box 242, Alpine. 445-2797 (tf)

LICENSED INSURED Electrician. Chas. Shorter, 2812 Hwy 80. 445-3763. Ruth Burdett, piano lessons. 445-28 77, La Mesa Gold Seal Cleaners & Laundry. Free pickup & Delivery. 466-5957. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Septic Tank Service, 444-6197. BUSINESS CARDS, $5. 95 per M. Blue or black, postpaid anywhere in US. Add 5o/o sales tax. 445-2415. Alpine Sun. PROPANE GAS SERVICE. All types ap­pliances; gas refrigs. Free estimates. Byron Crawford, 445-2087. DO YOU NEED A LOAN on Real Estate or sell a trust deed? Call Don Bates, 445-2537. CUSTOM BUILT HORSE TRAILERS parts and repairs. 8201 Wintergardens, Lakeside. 448-0168. PLUMBING & REPAIRS. Back Hoe Dig­ging. Leach, water & sewer lines ana Septic tanks. 445-3860 or 445-2270. PINE ACRES TREE NURSERY Bell Peppers, Tomatoes and Oleanders and Begonias. 445-3037. HANDCRAFTED Woodwork, qifts, book­ends, lamps, clocks. Smiley s Motel, 3905 Hwy 80, Alpine. 445-2770. (tf)

' WANTED MISC. Reliable couple will care for ranch or home, exch. for rent, Alpine vicinity. Son has horse, will do chores, keep up place. Call 445-3137. ( t f) V A L U E in choice 1. 55 acre plus 2 BR home & 2 rentals near new off ramp. Suitable for restaurant, lodge, apts. , clubs, schools, etc. Call PICK REALTY 447-0082

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