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Vol. 16 No. 43 Alpine, Calif. 92001 _ �Friday, Oct. 27, 1967 10¢

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directory which you should have by the phone: Alpine Library, 445-4221. This news was just given the Sun by Mrs. Elizabeth West, Librarian.

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COLLISION KILLS NAVY CYCLIST A squadron of sailors driving west on

Hwy 80 with two of their members on bikes, suttered a collision with a D a 1 e y pickup driven by Freddie Haney, 28, of Santee, at Tavern Road, about 6 p. m. Friday.

Dying two hours later in EC Valley Hospital was John Rollins, a Miramar NAS sailor, who hit the right side of

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FORMER ALPINERS VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. John Stinson of Ful­

lerton stopped by Friday night to say hello to the Sun family. T h e y are former residence, having lived in the Irvine Trailer Estates when first sonJim was a year old. They were on their way home from a 3-weeks vacation that took them to Florida and Eastern Seaboard. With them were Mrs. Stinson's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Reid, al so of F ul -lerton, shown in photo, back row with Kay and John Stinson. Sons Jimmy and David in front.

SICKLES BUYS MORE LAND A nice site 100 x 100 across the road

to the northeast of Alpine Convalescent Center property,, which is owned by Capital Services, Inc. , has just been bought by Sickles & Associates, from Ed I:ewinson, reports Al Smith, of Smith Realty here, which handled the deal. The land is believed to be for an added parking lot.

The Center's business is owned and operated by Woodie and Pat Mitchell, who have it on a long lease.

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Recitation of the Rosary was W e d -nesday in Paris Mortuary Chapel, for Mrs. Eulalie McDonnell, 72, of 829 Alpine Heights Rd. , who died Saturday in EC Valley Hospital. Requiem Mass was Thursday morning in Queen of the Angels Church here. Burial was at Holy Cross Cemetery in SD.

She had suffered a stroke midnight of Oct. 18, was taken to the hospital where she was treated, but did not rally. She had suffered 7 fractures in the past few years including a hip, an arm and legs.

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She was a native of Walla Walla, Wn. , was nationally known as a fancier and good Samaritan for cats, the ranch being known as Cats' Acres. At one time she had 50 pets, today there are but 5 and one boarder whose home is not known.

They built the house in 1931, buying 5 acres from Claude Clerk, a neighbor. They lived here 36 years, 37 in tfie county. Durin� WW2 Cdr. McDonnell was commandmg officer of Camp Kearney, which is now Miramar NAS. They had been married 40 years. Only survivor, Cdr. Francis R. McDonnell, USN, retd.

Jack Spatz and wife are back from a 6-day trip to the Colorado River, but without much success in game. "We got 2 doves, a fish, and I bunny plus a Iot of deer tracks!" he says.

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HALLOWEEN HOP TOMORROW NIGHT . , Saturday, from 8 to 11, Alpine PTA

,3 83 AT OPTIMIST : IN ST ALLA TION

The dinnet-:;da,nce.last\Satutd;ty at the Charcoal House in PV at which of­ficers of the new Optimist Club were

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· · present including some' out-of-towners, and other clubs, including Kiwanians from Lakeside, and Optimists from La Jolla.

� . . is offering a live-music Halloween dance in the school auditorium. The Mark IV Band will render tunes for the dancing, and Reenie Adams, chairman, says the public is invited.

Donation is 50¢ per person to help defray expenses for the dance.

FIRE COMMISSION HAS SESSION At last Monday's meeting of the fire

board, routine matters and report on the firemen, juniors and equipment, was presented by Chief Malcolm Huey jr. Bills were ordered paid.

Among improvements accepted was a bill for wall-to-wall carpeting for the custodian's quarters, which enhances the station property as well as giving Mr. & Mrs. Fey more comfort.

Alpine needs� Bowli�§..1�1;.Y· r l-

Bill Spurlock, lieutenant- governor from LM, and Herm Sunquesd, district governor, of Lemon Grove, were in­stalling officers, made presentation of gifts, a bell and banner.

Officers installed, besides President Scully, Leroy Wedel, vice-president; Don Roccaforte, secretary- treasurer, and director, Larry Cox.

The club will have another husband­wife dinner at the Log Cabin on Nov. 15th.

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�Di10RIAL One Way to End Rising Taxes and Spending

Maybe you will not h a v e t o p a y taxes anymore- - someday!

Because if the present rise in spend­ing by all government levels is n o t slowed, soon none will be left to pay taxes!

It's quite simple. We employ mil­lions in government. The more we spend, tfie more workers it takes to pro­cess everything. Today we are blowing more than ever, what with the war and all, including flights of fancy into the deep blue yonder.

The public debt, on which we pay interest, is way up, may soon be at $400 billion, which co

.uld cause a blow-\ up. It is the largest in history, of any

nation, at any time. Our once useful gold has left Fort

Knox, and silver is getting scarcer, so

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Alpine, SD Co., Ca. 92001 Published weekly on Friday

10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publ. AOPA 194347

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our solid dollar is nothing but a piece of paper. If you get to the grassroots like we do, you would hear the rumb­ling and bumbling of people who are getting madder all the time.

Figuring it all out from government payrolls, it is reported that about one of every six workers is on some payroll, leaving five of us to do the work of the country to pay his wage.

So when the day comes that we all get on the government payroll, there will be no taxes to collect, nobody left to pay our wages, so we won't have to pay taxes!

Barry Goldwater once said that his­tory shows government to be the chief cause of thwarting man's liberty. Cen­tralized power in the hands of a few is our undoing today; it is sliding us into the pure welfare state.

The tax gobblers are working like termites from the federal right down to the county. In every unincorporated community we hear wails about rising taxes. The record shows it, and our spending shows it.

We must get away from the tax-and­spend licence, to the less-s.pend-less­tax idea or else, and that is no idle thought. -Cl

THANKS, FOLKS! Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publisher:

Attached is my check for a one year subscription to "America's Tiniest News­paper."

We are planning to build a home on land which we recently purchased just north of the lake at the Palo Verde Ranch.

I guess our visit to talk about comet photographs got us started on Alpine. We look forward to becoming neighbors.

. Sincerely, Grant Hansen

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farmers lnsuran·ce Group 149 N. Magnolia, El Cajon ARLIE D. NUNLEY 442-9484

CAMPERANCHO TO HAVE PARTY A big Halloween party is planned

S!lturday night starting at 7:30 at the

Alpine Caniperancho Resort, Upper Willows Road by Mr. and Mrs. David Arnst, owners. Admission is $1. 50 for adults, 50¢ for kids and includes all kinds of entertainment and fun. It is open to the public,

JAPATUL 4H WINS Four members of the Japatul 4H

Club walked off with prizes in sewing at t)le recent Fair in Sacrament. Mrs. James Dyer is their leader, First prize went to Patricia Wasson. Deseree Phil­lips and April Shaw took a second with Jerry Phillips getting a third.

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5 . OPERATION SAVE-A-CHil..D IS ON

Ed Beeson, of the disposal service here, says anyone wishing to get rid of an old refrigerator that might be a menace to some child locking itself in­side, he will pick it up free, anywhere in this area.

"This is a part of our association's policy: 'Dedicated to the health & wel­fare of the communities in which we work and live'" he says. Call him at 445-3029.

"In the old days," Grandpa renwm­bers, "when a young man began sow­ing wild oats, his father started tht> thrashing machine."

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Scores of visitors enjoyed the many tasty hors 'd ourves, cold cuts and tidbits generously ·served oy Barney and Agnes Ratliff at the grand opening , of tlieir rebuilt Log Cabin Cafe, Agnes is pouring a dish of goodies, while former Chef Louis Banaang serves,

·'People are saying that you and your husband are not getting on very well together."

RADFORD GIRLS MARRY Marie, 21 and her sister Linda, 19,

daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Radford, Glen Oaks Rd. , were married in a double ceremony last week in Winter­haven. Marie married Gary Knapp, 22, of Harbison Canyon, while Linda mar­ried Melvin Tollison, 22, of Alpine.

"Nonsense, we did have some words and I shot him, but that's as far as it went."

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The 4 left on a honeymoon to Chi­cago, where Melvin is employed and Gary hopes to be hired by the s a m e

· . company. All want to return next June to ·attend graduation ceremonies at El Cap for Judy Radford, sister of the girls.

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o�e of the merry tables at the Log Cabin grand open­ing Thursday last week. From left, Wm. F. Lane, of Kitzman Plumbing; his wife, who is secretary of Lake­side's C of C; Van Rushing, and hubby Fred, of the con­struction firm here, Everybody had a fine time.

Tonight Alpine Cubs from both Packs will have their regular meeting at 7 in Fuller Hall with the boys pre­senting entertainment in the form of skits tiiey have worked out themselves using the theme "Westward Ho!"

Ladies of the HC Fire Department are having a thrift shop clearance sale Sat. Oct. 28th from 9 to 5 at the fire hall,

· 113 Frances Drive in Harbison Canyon. "There will be free coffee and everyone is welcome" says chairman Roe Wein­schenk.

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� By Cynthia Irvine .�cTaggart [ down in their bus; Mike drove their pickup with the horse trailer and Ellen drove down, so Alpine was well rep­resented at this show. Sounded like _ ... they all had a great time, . . , : i> . . .' , .. The horseshow a-t Sweetwater aiena Sunday was a huge success we heard,· with Mike and Frank ,Scully getting a 2nd in surfboard riding and a 5th on Ride and Pick up. They were on Ellen Hood's mare Bonnie and had planned on taking Thunder but he came down with a bad case of sand colic and had to be left home under the care of Doris and Dr. Dedrick. Frank took 18 of McCall's students

Kip's Cafe FINE CHINESE FOOD

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BEESON'S DISPOSAL Service

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Susie Parsons is thrilled with the.•, news that she isn't moving to La Mesa, She had been worried, about where to put her horse Lolita but now she is relieved and �ill just keep her at home. Mr. George Archer sold their home on El tinge Drive so he has to sell .his nice horse unless he can find another pl_ace clos,e in where he can keep him. · _ Am always glad to hear from people that are n¢w in, the community and if . you ·liave: any news, call ·445-2415 or 4:45-298,4:, or if you are not new and have news_ call anyway. . Dqris Scully sold the little Shetland pony she· had gotten for Matt, He is Just too young to be interested in riding at this time. Their 9 year old gelding is for sale that Mike recently bought. He is spirited and would make a nice horse for a teenager,. · · Mary Alice Woolridge dropped by last week to see us. She is living with her grandmother and going to State College. She told us that her sister . Marsha is taking her horses Red -Wing and Peuter Pete up to Davis with her. She has had. Red Wing for 'quite a;few .. years and wouldn't part with her .for anything. •· ·· . · · -i. · • We saw Mr. Burg putting the saddle on his little Shetland Phyllis. She didn't seem to be minding it at all. She is going to make a real nice riding pony. · Shirley Bennett sold her big horse Smokey, he was too much horse for her two little kids and they have to move anyway. Frank Scully has a nice two horse ,. trailer for sale that just needs a little · fixing up. He only wants $77 5. for it. · Mr. Geo. Archer stopped by today to tell us that he was going to sell his palomino gelding and all the tack for $250. can this number, 445-3759 if you are interested. They are moving _ and he hates to sell him but they are . not sure if there will be enough room·

Carl's Boot & Leather Shop SADDLES,.. TACK - S'(JPPLIE_S - CHAPS TO ORDER 1275 N, Second, El Cajon· 4Jl.2 ... 3Q27.

PLANE 'CRASH' WAS ROUTINE! Saturday afternoon several readers called the Sun to report that a light plane had crashed at the Willows, KOGO TV, the Forestry, and others rushed to the scene along with the Sun's editor only to find that a nifty little Piper Super Cub was sitting pretty on a newly made private landing strip on the Doug Walker Ranch, By dusk all had left but Walker and his tenant Chas, E, Judd, who had only the day before scraped the sloping strip, made his first landing at 5:15 Saturday. When residents saw tlie plane circling, then disappear over the hill, they thought it had crashed. In photo, at left is Judd, with Walker, Judd is with Otay Aviation at Brown Field, flies to work in about 14 minutes, wheras it takes an hour to drive, He is a tow-pilot for the firm which makes gliders, trains pilots to fly them. STALLION OAKS

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. NEW DATE FOR TURK SHOOT Cdr. Clarence Brown of the Indian VFW Post called to say they changed the date of their Annual Turkey Shoot to Sunday, Dec. 10, It is open to the public,

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10 THOMPSONS BACK FROM VACATION w. E. Thomrson and wife are_ �ome by car from a 3½ weeks trip to vmt friends and relatives in Oklahoma and Texas. His father is in Sapulpa, Okla. , is 85 and in tip top shape. Her mother, in Lawton, Okla. , is 91 this Christmas, does her own cooking and housework, lives alone. " But her mother ' s aunt" says Thomp­son "Is 107 on Dec. 1, in Shawnee, wh:re she is in a rest home, but is pretty active ! We had a fine time fish­ing and- -eating those sweet big Texas watermelons" .

DA VE BELL TO MARRY Tomorrow in So. Baptist Church of Santee, Dave Bell, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bell, Eltinge Drive, Alpine, will take as his bride Deborah Kathleen Beddingfield, 18, of Carlton Hills, Calif. She is the daughter of Mr. · and Mrs. Vj m. Beddingfield. Debbie is a graduate of Santana High, Dave of El Capitan and the young couple will make their home in Watsonville, Calif. where he has a job. Meachum's

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- ;- l ively Oaks Doings · · · Nine birthdays were celebrated to­day with 43 members present. Ice , · : . cream and cookies were served by host- _ esses Katherine Stout and Fern Flick- · wger. Two new members were welcomed, Miss Marie Lebrecht and Miss Anna Roddy from New York City. They are now permanent residents of Alpine, having moved into the Kellogg Apts. We now have 155 members. , A bus trip is being planned to attend the band jamboree at State College on Nov. 11th. Anyone interested in going may call Mrs. Joe Lyman, 445-2063 for further details. Mr . . and Mrs. Emil Sachse had as their guests for the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Stolkes Lazarus from Harrisburg, Pa. A bazaar and white elephant sale is planned on Monday, Nov. 1 5th. Pro­ceeds to go in our building fund. This sale is open to the public at 1 pm and donations are appreciated. A most interesting program on the " Major advantages of a family Living · Trust" was presented by Wm. Wester­field of Westamerica Securities, Inc. This was followed by a lively question and answer period�

MUSIC TEACHER ALSO IN SD Lenore Lusk who lives here and teaches voice, organ and piano, is now giving lessons at the SD school of Music in voice and piano, she announ­ces. she uses the Hammond and classic organs, has had a wide and varied experience.

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F r i d a y ' s i m p r e s s i v e military graveside service for Harvery B. Tyler, 14-year resident here, who died in Navy Hospital last week, was attended by family and large number of friends. Dr. Roger Larson officiated with Paris Mortuary handling arrangements. A squad fired a 3-round salute and the bugler sounded " Taps" . Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Phelps, he's care­taker at Lake Loveland, are back by car from a 17-day trip par! ?f. his month's vacation, spent vis1t1ng friends and relatives including their daughter and 5 grandchildren, m Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas.

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The Alpine Champions and Japatul 4H held a joint achievement meeting last Friday in Fuller Hall with Dr. Roger Larson offering the invocation. Both clubs received blue seals.

Japatul members received the fol­lowing awards.: June Brown and Larry Dyer received junior leader stripes; April Shaw, Tim Brown and Alan Shepard got bronze stars. June Brown and King Shepard were award�d silver stars and the rest received their year pins.

The annual nickel-a-dip pot luck Oct. 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hume Victoria Drive, with Cindy Byers �s host, was successful with every­one having a good time.

KATHLEEN BATES ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bates announce

the engagement of their daughter Kathleen 19, to Paul Kuphaldt, 22, of Japatul Valley. The young couple have set next summer as their wedding time as Paul leaves for Vietnam this week with the USAF. Kathy has been in the USMC for a year, was just promoted to lance corporal.

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This air shot of the Peutz Valley entrance to Interstate 8, made by Editor Irvine while flying around Alpine, well illustrates how the new freeway is progressing.

The high bridge is rising fast, and the tunnel under Hwy 80- -shown last week- - has broken through on the south side. Now the contractor is moving some 54 million yards of .earth from the mountain at the left, to cover a huge culvert running from the clump of trees toward Hwy 80.

Harbison Canyon Rd. , is seen across the top, with Peutz Valley Rd. , below Hwy 80, but it will be under the free­way when finished. The one comming off the Canyon Road, is to be straight:­ened and come in to connect directly with the Peutz road.

Houses at lower right is spot where John and Joe LaPointe live. Joe is an : adept amateur radio operator, woi:ks "hams" in all parts of the world.

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BENNETTS MOVE TO BEACH Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett, and

two children who have been living in the Mccloud residence on Victoria Drive for a year, are moving back to Newport Beach the middle oI next week. They all love Alpine but .his business there makes it difficult to commute, so they are making the change until his work is such that they can live here permanently.

PARTY FOR 4H AMIGOS Tomorrow night Alpine's busy 4H

Amigos plan a spook party at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken'Jerney, upper Highway 80. A committee is busy on details.

.. "What! Another new dress? Where do you think I'm going to get the money to pay for it?"

"Darling, you know I'.m not in­quisitive."

George leng br idge F O R TV S E RV I C E Black & Whi te or Color

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i 13 REVISED, LARGE ALPINE MAP DUE · The Sun's mapping crew is finishing

up some real tasks on cartography so 1 the new map, showing the freeway (Interstate 8) , from the Dunbar Inter-change through the town to the Willows , Interchange, will probably be in n e x t week's Sun. I It has all the latest street names, including one just given this week, Star Valley Rd. It goes south from Hwy 80 just west of Adobe Hacienda, up to the old Star Valley area in which Ken a n d Anna Jerney recently built a fine n e w home.

If you want maps to �ive out to clients with your name imprinted, call . the Sun, 445- 2415. Cost is reasonable.

McCALL BOOKING SKI JAUNT On Dec. 16, Brian McCalls plans to;

take a woup of y o u n g s t e r s from McCall s Ranch School, and any adults that wish to join the party, to the

· Mamoth Lakes country in the High Sierra, for a jolly ski party, returning Dec. 22.

· A special rate of $100 is set for the all-inclusive trip, including meals, skis and all. Call him at 445-2676 for details.

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Oo11•t• 1 AIX By Cecile and Celeste Irvine We had quite a bit of excitement this past weekend. Friday night we were going to the show and as we came out on 80 at Tavern had to wait as police were just clearing up the accident that killed one boy. Then Saturday morning Cynthia and Bill took a drive up to Julian to have breakfast and get some good mountain water. When Bill was loading the last bottle, it accidently hit one already in and the bottle B i 1 1 was holding literlly exploded in his hands. It cut a deep gash in his 1 e f t wrist that severed some tendons and nerves. Cynthia had to drive him home from Julian. Dr. B_urak couldn't take care of it in his office so Cynthia and his mother drove him to EC Valley hospital where he had to have surgery and spend the night. He has to have bis arm in a cast for 3 weeks to allow the tendons to grow back together. He was lucky that the flying glass didn't do more damage. It is a good thing to know that a large bottle filled with water is that dangerous. Pete Scully is home from EC Valley hospital where he had major surgery plus the removal of his appendix, he has to be quiet for another week before he can go back to school. Cathy, Marsha and Davie Wooldridge are moving with their family up . to Davis, Calif. where their father got a

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job with the University there. They hate to leave Alpine as they all have lots of friends here. Philip Hageman got into some poison Oak last week and had it so bad his mother had to take him to the doctor. His face was swelled up to twice its size and he missed 4 days of school because of it. Mike and Timmy Webb turned their 5 king snakes loose for the winter as they need to hibernate during cold weather and can't when they are in captivity. The Hoffman kids moved from the old John Romaine place to Ramona last week and Rene Thompson got one of their pups that they named Mugwumps. Dickie Sulivan gave Jerry Webb one of her blond cocker spaniels and Jerry named her Twiggie. She is only 4½ months old and Jerry says "cute as they make em" . Mama i s giving a bridal shower for Maxine Kinikin Cabella tonight and we are planning on being there. Maxine didn't have the time "before her wedding so we are all looking foward to a good time. Marion Bell's brother Dave is getting married tomorrow to Debbie Bedding­field and Marion is in charge of the guest book. · Donnie Archer thought he would have the bandage off his little fin�er t h i s week but the doctor thought 1t best to keep it on for a few more days. He cut part of his little finger off last week at the American Pipe Co. where he works part time. They couldn't find the tip or might have sewed it back on. Mama sure surprised us Saturday night when she had a birthday party for us. Mrs. George Grube of Alpine Bakery made a beautiful cake. Richard Irey & his wife came, we were sorry that Bill couldn't make it as he was in the hospi­tal, but Cynthia came and we all had a nice time.

E d W a g n e r I ndependent D i str i butor

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HALLOWEEN AT CLUB ALPINE Monday Oct; 30, " from 7:30 till who knows? " say Cal & Virginia Kinder owners of Club Alpine, ·250-2 Hwy 80, '

they will stage a bang-up jolly party. "You wear hard-luck dress or be fined", says Cal, " so we ought to have a lot of fun" . They will be assisted by t h e three girls, _!>an Vanlue!, B e r n i e w i l e s & Betli Kennedy. The place has recently been enlarged and remodeled. ARCHERS ENTERT Alli 52 A backyard potluck picnic was en­joyed by 52 members of the George Archer fa_mily_ Sunday when they gather­ed .at their Eltmge Drive home to enjoy the p_a�_y. Mrs. Archer's sister, Mrs. C. A. Kleeberger flew in from Spearman, Texas for the affair and her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bloom drove down from Downey. All others were from this area. Mrs. Archer said "was a merry time for us all and it was a grand success. "

Louis Pick, although he is a pilot, will drive with his wife to Dallas, to visit their daughter Lois, and her hus­band, Ed Hennessy, who is a physicist · in atomics there. Louis is associated with Don Bates Realty.

j Boss to job applicant: "The start­i ing salary isn't much, but we can offer you total exemption from in­

. come taxes for the first year or . two." MUST SE LL NOW !

. 15 SCHNEIDERS ENTERTAIN GRANDSON ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Schneider, 1 449 Silverbrook Dr. , Harbison Canyon, are entertaining their grandson� Gentry L. Looper, 22, who just returned from his tour of duty in Viet Nam. He w i 1 1 be stationed in 29 Palms after his leave is up and after two months there, will be mustered out of the Marines. Young Looper plans to join his uncle Charles J. Schneider, who is a contract­er in Juneau, Alaska, and make his home there. He was raised in Imperial Beach but thinks Alaska offers more opportunity for the young.

INDIAN GUIDES ON HIKE Tomorrow, starting from the Glavin residence, E. Victoria Drive at 6 a. m 5 ambitious youngsters ages 6 thru 8 • and their fathers are hiking up to the Indian Ruins on Anderson Truck Trail and will return by 9 as several fathers have to go to business. The club would like to see more youngsters turn out for this worthwhile organization.

SAVE MONEY ON ALL INSURANCE

Auto • Life • Fire Truck • Business

1 . . AGENT

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. . MONTHLY PAYMENT ityou wish_

Charle s He ster Fast - Fair - Friendly

2 249 H wy 80 448-177 5 A 1 pine , Calif.

YOUNG TENDER LUAU PIGS CHEST FREE ZER . . . . . $3 5 . 0 0

445- 29 84

GENTLE SHETLAND PONY • • $35. 00 , SEWlliG MACHINE & STAND - -ROASTER

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16 FICTITIOUS NAMES MUST Fll,E Many in business are not aw are of the state code that requires, if a fictitious name, such as John's F�it Shop, or Ideal F ixit Shop, etc, is used, a cer­tificate setting forth the owner, o r owners' names, must be filed with the county clerk, and published for 4 weeks in a county newspaper. The Sun is such an adjudicated paper, will take care of this for you, as you will see such a legal notice in this issue. If changes are made, a new filing must follow. The certificate expires in 5 years, must be refiled �nd pub!ished

_. Be sure you are in compliance with this important matter. A man advertised for a wife and got 200 replies- - most of which said "You can have mine. " Alpine

Trai ler CampeRancho Resort

All year resort facilities for trailer, camper, tent, picnics: day, week or month. Pool, patio, bar, music, and games. Dancing, hiking, cycle and horse trails. . . CLUB, ·co. AND PRIVATE PICNICS 445-3162 463-2028

Mon. - Sat.

9-5

Alpine Beauty Salon dtl 9a&lon dtaitt dty�

For Appointment, 445-4031 2142 Hwy 80 Alpine

SAFE & SANE HALLOWEEN DUE While a few hungry tots may d o n costumes and masks and go " trick or treating", most of the young fol�s of

the community will be at the school auditorium enjoying the fun and feasting. The annual PT A carnival follows a chicken dinner from 5 to 7, while booths will be open from 5 to 9, says Reenie Adams, chairman. It is Tuesday , Oct. 31. JAPATUL 4H ELECTS Larry Dyer was chosen president for the new year with vice-president going to Alan Shephard; Sec. Cindy Byers; treasurer, April Shaw. Elections were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shepard and several new members were welcomed at this time. Other offices went to: Lynn Avery, song leader; King Shepard, recording sec. ; Patricia Wasson, reporter; Gary Shep­ard, phone committee; Dan Wasson, decoration and Russell Shaw. chaplain.

Coyla Brown invites anyone to have a cute little kitten--just arrived- -when they are weaned as 5 were just born black, and some striped. Call her 445-2491 for details.

On the outskirts of an oklahoma town are six service stations in a row. In front of the first is a large sign: Last chance to buy gas- the next 5 stations a re mirages. F i r s t C h u r c h o f C h r i s t , S c i e n t i s t '

9 57 3 Los Coch es R d . In Lakeside Sunday Services 1 1 A. M. Sunday School 9: 30 A. M. Wednesday Meeting 8 P . M . care for small Children during Sunday Services

NOTED COUPLE VISIT ·ALPINE :;) ... :pj, & Mrs. Geo; Schubel of Palm;\ , -Springs, who were in SD ;mending ·; 'the .. Int_etnational- 25th Anhi'.versary of ,' World Affairs at SD State, and who ?;; ' knew E-ditodrvine when he first pub-1ished Let's tive Magazine in Holly-wood back in 1933, visited the Irvine . Ranch and the Sun office last week. They stayed at El Cortez Hotel, !eaving yesterday for their other place at Lake Elsi nore. Dr. Schubel founded a paper him- -self the Ridgewood (NJ) Times, is not�d for having started New York' � : first radio station WHN in Ridgewood; which he later sold with another . · , station WPAP, to the Leow-MGM · · people in 1923. He was executive manager of both till 1934. He was cpnnected Jot many years with the Bernarr Macfadden Foundation. · : ;, ,, , Mrs.· Schubel, whose pen name is · Gertrude Zeth . Brooks, authored several best-sellers including "First Ladies of the White House", "Wives of California Governors" , and a score of others. Presen�ly she writes for tlie famous King Features. Syndicate, her latest being " White House Wedding Bells". She earlier edited Nature's Path, a health journal in NY, for Dr. B. Lust, and was otherwise active in the health movement. Their friendship with Irvine was renewed strangely enough when th�y happened to hear his program Physical Fitness on XEMO, Radio 860, last week, wrote the Sun, then came up for the visit. THANKS, FOLKS ! Dear Mr. Irvine: I am enclosing · $3.' to boost my subscription ·up a ye�r to not only the tiniest, but the best .. newspaper. We enjoy it so much . As I was a boy in your area, and the m mes are so familiar. In those days, Lemon Grove was the most even climate by Government report. However there wasn't any people at Alpine. I am 79 today. I received your book on cataract, and it is wonderful. Si ncerely, Hap Corey. SLObispo

DANA BAGGS BIG BUCK 17 · .Zane. Dana is back from Fish Lake • Utah, with. a beautiful buck, He was gone 5 days, w.ent by himself, drove ,5otll ways, also had . a wonderful scenic trip .without incident.

Alpine needs a Roller Rink. BROWN REAL TY Co . L I ST I N G S WANTED

Homes - Ranches - Acreage 2237 Hwy 80 Alpine, Cal. 92001 2237 Hwy 80 445-2631

PO Box 3 17 Res. 445- 303 5

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IN S URAN CE Home - Commercial - Industrial Accident - Life - Automobile " Serving Alpine Area Since 1875" 442-8871 P E R CY H . GOODW IN C o .

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El Cajon Awning

& Mfg� Co. Alpine R e pre sentative

Lee Widmer i 445-4 1 7 1

AWNINGS - CABANAS - SCREENED ENCLOSURES For Mobil Homes - Patios - Residences COME IN AND SEE OUR SHOW ROOM DISPLAY 845 El Cajon Blvd. , El Cajon

442- 3 30 1

D.R. FRANK .J ; BORNOW81<1 · D.C.

1981 Arnold Way General Practice " Sundays & Holidays By Appointment · · . Closed Wednesday Y . . 445 - 2169

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18 LE ONA PEARL SANDE LL Services were Wednesday at 1 PM in Paris Mortuary with burial in Alpine Cemetery for Leona Pearl Sandell, 66, of 130 Hudson Lane, H. C. , who passed away Oct. 22nd. She was a native of Missouri, a widow and had lived in the area many years. Survivors: daughter, Margaret Koeth, · sister in Oklahoma City; brother in Texas and two grandchildren. TAVERN ROAD GETS SEWER MAIN To serve the new Mobil Station which is going in at the NW corner of -Tavern Road and Hwy 80, Harold Lutz's . property, is to have a sewer line, work­men having " moused" under the pave­ment to reach the manhole at the mid­dle of 80. This is only the second one allo�ed to tunnel under State highway. It will also serve other properties north­ward.

NOTICE As of the end of the year I will be · out of the apparel shop. I h a v e a prospective buyer who will take over and re- stock the first of the year. I am returning to V. J. L l o y d 's Furniture Store, San Diego, to re­sume my Interior Design career full time which I started in 1952. I love Alpine and will be around. - Mary Lacko

LEGAL NOTICE 43527 CERTIFICATE

FOR TRANS.ACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

It is hereby certified that the undersigned are trans­actlllj( business 1n El Cajon County of San Diego,State of Calilomia, under a fictitious name, or a designation not showing the name (s) of the person (s) in11 e r e s t e d therein, towit:

El Capitan Specialties 1377 O!1ve Hills Ave. , El Cajon, Cal1f. 92021

WITNESS our hand this day of 10-18-67. I. John Harold Gray

880 Grossmont Ave. , El Cajon, Calif, 92020 2. David Allen Thomai

1377 O!1ve Hills Ave. , El Cajon, Calif. 92021 STATE Cf' CALIFORNIA COUNTY Cf' SAN DIEGO ss On this 18th day of October, 1967, before me James L. Arbaugh a Nowy Public for said County and State, duly comrnlssioned and sworn, personally a p p e a r e a John Harold Gray and David Allen Thomas known to me to be the persons whose names subscribed to the w i t h i n instrument, and acknowledged t o me that h e executed the same. IN WITNESS WHERECf', I have hereunto set my h a n d and affixed my official seal the day and year in t h 1 s certificate first above wdtten.

James L. Arbaugh, Notary Publlc in and for said County and State.

Alpine Sun, Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10 and 17.

HONEYMOONERS SETTLE IN VALLEY To be near his work in Chula Vista, Richard Irey and his recent bride, have taken an apartment iri EC and are get­ting settled. He is a son of the Frea Ireys, Tavern Rd. , were photographed while visiting the Sun family tlie other day. Youn� Irey is an engineering student while Diann is a secretary, plans to take a position soon in EC. Irey spent a year in Vietnam, returning last spring. Both are quite talented; he is a carto­onist, she as a pianist. Don't be unhappy it your dreams don't come true- be thankful your night­mares don't. Enj oy The At trac t i ve New

Log Cabin Cafe Adjoining The Lounge

* · 2205 Hwy 80 445 - 2 243 1 *

SER YING OUR FAMOUS

BROASTED CHICKE N ----- -STEAKS & SEA FOODS * ,

DAILY 9 A . M . . TILL 1 1 P . M .

IF RIPLEY WERE ALIVE He'd probably say "Believe it or not, but this is a real live dog, Zog, a Great Pyrenees" , and his doting master, Jim Allen of Japatul Valley, who rais­ed him from a pup. He came by to show the Sun his doggie, when the pic­ture was made a few days ago. Zog _ stands nearly 6' tall; What a pup!

CARRELL·· 'S Hay, Grain & Supplies

G e or ge Carr.ell Vet Su;,plies Closed Sunday 445 - 4436

2424 Hwy 80 Alpine

1 9 MARY KA THERINE WRIGHT Rosary was Tuesday at 7:30 in Paris Mortuary chapel for Mary Kathrine Wright, 52, 514 Rosalie Way, Harbison Canyon, who died Saturday in Mercy Hospital. Requiem Mass was 10 am Wednesday with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Wright was a native of Indian­apolis, Ind. , had worked for Montgomery Ward as_ sales lady for 20 years. Survivors: husband, William two sons, William and James of Los 0Angeles and one daughter, Kerrin, of El Cajon. ' Three sisters, two in Indiana and one in Georgia, a brother in Indiana and 8 grancfchildren. Besides operating Wright's TV Ser­vice in the Canyon, her husband is also employed at Rohr Aircraft as a welder. IN A L P INE

Dr . Edga r M . Poe O pt o m e t r i s t

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land listings N .M . GRIECO,

Realtor 465-9900 7299 University Ave. La Mesa

ANNOUNCING THE

1968 Models

Don't mis s thi s one , the greate st eve r .

850 EL CAJON IOULEYAl-0

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20 A new way of pouring cem­ent decks on f r e e w a y bridges is seen for the first time here where the Tavern Inter­change bridge is nearing com- r pletion under which Interstate t , 8 will go. They \ lay rails at the • • sides on which rides a sort of car on which the men work with a mach­ine, then by hand to smooth the concrete, which is craned up in a big bucket. See next page.

Nut,ifion C,111,, Your Health Food Store

1 62 E . Ma i n ��2-721 2 M r. & Mrs. H . A. G i l l i es

COMP L ETE L I NE OF HEAL TH Fooos

SPEC I AL D I ET Fooos . V I TAM I NS

M I N ERAL S AND SUPPL EMENTS

Open Da i l y Except Sunday

9 am to 5:30 pm

GLAVINS ENTERTAIN RELATIVES

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Mrs. Myrna Bramley and 3 children are making their home in Alpine tem­porarily at the home of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glavin of E. Victoria Drive. The Glavins drove back to Miami, to pick her up as she suffers from asthma, as does her young son and the climate here is noted for improving such conditions. She is look­ing for employment of a clerical nature also a house here so she will be near her family. The Glavins also brought back their mother, Mrs. Vera Johnson, who came for a visit, flew back, but hopes to return to California perman­ently someday.

PARI S MORT UARY s11,, 1 943

A .M . PAR I S E . V I ER KANT

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Here is the b,uge crane which swings around to have its bucket loaded from the pre - mix truck, thus speeding up the task of pouring the bridge deck. This operation is not seen from Hwy 80, so you may be surprised to know that to­day the bridge is nearly finished .

ELKS DAYS AT SEA WORLD Southcoast district Elks Lodge, in -eliding EC, at 1400 E. Washington, are to get a percentage of tickets sold at special prices, tomorrow and Sunday at fabulous Sea World. Tickets may be had from the above, or any lodge, ad­mission to be paid at the gate. Returns will be used in the Cerebral Palsy Fund. Prices will be: adults $2 . instead of the $2 . 75, children, proportionately lower. If you have not visited this big show of natural wonders, now is a good time, and it will help a good cause also. CONTROL KIDDIES IN CAR Capt. R. Gautsche, CHP in sp. admonishes parents to not let children stand up on seats while in motion, o r let them yell or talk loud which might distract the driver. " and keep them fastened by seatbelts" he adds. L I ST I NGS WANTED EXCHANGES HOMES RANCHES ACREAGE AL SMITH

2249 Hwy 80 BROKER 445- 2670

Alpine

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Husband (to w1te m front of hat shop)-"My dear, it's no use your looking at those hats. I've only 50c in my pocket."

Wife"You must have known that . I'd want to buy a hat when we left : the house." · Hubby-•·1 did."

Commercial - Residential - Mobile A I R COND I T I ON l �G

ietUh. ieej,� SALES A N D SERVICE

��5- 3836 9926 Hawley Rd.

HELP! El Cajon

. W E N E E D L I ST I NGS Have buY.ers for homes on 1 to 2l acre parcels.

G O R D E N R E A L E S T A T E

445 - 2 2 1 8 2140 H wy 80 Alpine

22 COLLISION STORY From Page 1 the truck. His companion, Ron Miri­pelle, 20, also of Miramar, was un­injured, treated at Navy Hospital and released. He is still dazed. George Brant and wife stopped, then brought a resuscitator for the man who was given first aid by an unknown phy-sician. Carl Klaesson, CHP officer, handled the case, said he would like any wit­ness to report same.

Classified ads will sell anything

Piano Organ Yoi<e

LENORE OAKLEIGH LUSK P. O. Box 281

445-2927 Alpine

ALP INE REALTY Company

LISTIN GS WANTED HOMES - RANCHES - LAND

2175 Arnold Way . LEGAL NOTICE

43371 CERTlFICATE

445-3310

FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

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It ls hueb y c e rt I f l e d that the undenlgned are transacting bulineaa In Alpin e , County of San Diego, S t a t e of California, under a fl c t I t I o u 1 name, or a dellgnation not showing the name (i) of the person (1) Interested therein, towlt:

Alpine Buuty Salon 2142 Hiway 80, Alpine, CalJf. WITNESS our hand this 25th day of Sept. , 1967.

1. Ralph R. McGuffle 707 Sllverbrook Dr. El Cajon. Calif.

2. Eva Nell McGuffle 707 Sllverbrook Dr. , El Cajon, CalJf.

ST A TE CF CAIJFORNIA COUNTY CF SAN DIEGO a

OD this 26th day of Sept. 1967, �ore me, a· Notary Public for said County and Srate, duly com­mJaioned and sworn, pusonally appeared Ralpo R. • McGuffle and Eva Nell McGuffie known to me to De the penons whlJle names are aubscribed to tbe within lomument, and acknowledged to me mat they executed the •me. lN WITNESS WHEREa', I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year 1n this certificate f!nt above written.

?atricia A. Naud, Notary Public In and for said County and State. Alpine Sun, Octobu 6, 13, 20 and 27, 1967.

CAR E OF TH E BODY By Frances McTaggart

WALKING • • • IS ):>IATURAL EXERCISE ' Is it possible for you to walk around barefoot on the grass somewhere? Do as much of this as you ca n. Dr. Morton Walker in his book, Your Guide to Foot Health says, "Effective and efficient as they are, our feet are at their best walk-. ing on natural earthy terrain, grass, or turf surfaces that are soft and pliant and that yield to the tread. " For those of us who don't have lawns in this area contact with the good earth should have great value. Sand is also ideal for foot skin stimulation because of its abrasive action. If you are interested in putting more walking in your daily life, you might consider various ways of doing this such as; parking your car a fair distance from your work and walking the rest of the way • • . if you're shopping for just a few items the car can be parked several blocks away. If you ride a bus, why not cut the ride a little shorter and walk a little longer. When we were in school six miles a day- -walking to and from--were abso­lute minium. Then evenings we walked some more and on week-ends we went on long hikes. Nowadays, school buses cut down on many chanches for walking. Urge the children to walk more when­ever possible. They'll get acquainted with nature and discover all the sights that are missed when riding in a car. Walking perks you up mentally. The adrenal glands secrete cortisone after a few minutes of exercise and cortisone feeds the brain, so it sounds feasible that walking is good for better mental stimulation.

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/J D R A P E RI ES C A RP E T I N G UP H O LST ERY Bus. 442-1408 Res. 444-8648 V A LL EY C HAS E C E NT ER 465 E. Chase Ave. El Cajon ,

C l a s s i f i e d

fOR SA L E , M I S C E L LAN EOU S

TWO·i gorgeous view lots, 1 to 2· acres, $2400 per acre. Overlooks Alpine · sea view, Smith Realty, 445-2670 (tf) ; SALE OR TRA DE for land, ' 58 Cadillac ; club coupe. Exel. cond. 4 new t i r e s , �$500. 445-3137. (tf)

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T O T H E S U H . R T , I . I O X 1 8 9 , A L P I N E . '

S P E C I A L N O T I C E S

Ted Weeks Jr. construction Co. Gen. contractor, commercial, r e s idential remodeling, 11437 Rocoso Rd. , Lakesid� 443- 1898. INTERIOR - Exterior - Painting. Reas­onable. Fast. 22 ye a r s . exp. Neat, Clean. PO Box 242, Alpine. 445-2797. Two horse trailer. Single axle. $75. 445-3803. _______________ --J CUSTOM Plumbing- 24 hour emergency

1 service. 445-2453 or 445-2104. Palomino, 8 years. Saddle, 2 bridles, halter, blanket & accessories. $250. 445-3759. MASONRY, CEMENT , r o c k , stone, blocks, etc . Expert work. Reasonable .

FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE Call. 445 2184. (8 - 1;) f01��0on Elftinge and or Marshall Road.½ 1· La Mesa Gold Seal Cleaners & Laundry. • . sq. t. area. Water and sewer Free pickup & Delivery. 466- 5957. a v a i l a b l e . $ 3 5 0 0 t o $ 5500 Call · --------------� 276- 5857. • . C A R L 'S RE A D Y MIX Concrete REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 Bedroom Cabin, $ 5, 300. 1 Bedroom Est. sale fixer upper, $ 5, 000. 3 Bedroom. Nice home, $11, 500 2 Lots - $2, 400 per acre. • AL SMITH REAL TY ! 445-2670 44� asq5

REST HOME about 12 bed capacith or Motel. 2 buildings, all electric. a out 25 acres. 1; 5' , fron!age on Hwy 80. Alpine. Write Broni, Wixom, Mich. WANTED: Cook or Chef; 3:30 to. 7:30. 6 days week. Top wages. 35 people. Must have experience, McCall's Ranch. 445-2676. HELP WANTED. Woman to come in & cook main meal for 2 or 3 elderly peo­ple. 445-2545.

PREPARE NOW For The Unexpected And Call Edwin W. Scoville Licensed Pre Need Counselor At CYPRESS VIEW AND EL CAMINO

Veteran information and cost of ceme­tery property. Funerals, Crypts. Phone 276-?033 or residence 444�3328 for appomtment.

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445-2780. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Septic Tank Service 444-6197

AT STUD. Nationally Advertised young Pinto and Appaloosa. Woodie Mitchell Alpine. 445-2014. - ' -BUSINESS CARDS, $ 5. 7 5 per M. Blue or black, postpaid anywhere in Us. Add 4o/o sales Tax. 445-2415. Alpine Sun.

PINE ACRES TREE NURSERY 8 to 10' shade trees $3. 50 each. Small shrubs a n d shade trees, 59¢ & 79¢. 445- 3037. LICENSED INSURED Electricfa;-.- --Chas. Shorter, 2812 Hwy 80. 445.; 3763. Ruth Burdett, piano lessons. 445-28 77.

' Roofing and Repair. Reasonable. No job , too small. 442-7064. (10/29)

Gentle Pony make offer, must sell now. 445-2415 - 445-2984. I Nice Young Pigs, good size, all colors. 1 445-2984 - 445-2415

2 used saddles. Nearly new. Reasonable Carrell" s Feed. 445- 4436.

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24 Eut. as 2nd Class, Alpine, Calif.

Alpine 's Fi•• Wea ther High 94 , Ave. High 86 . ·

Low 48, Ave. Low 56 No rain. Sea. 31

Elev. 2000 Ft. Population 3733 Where the Sunshine Spends the Year

4H CLUBS ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT Alpine 4H Amigos, Sequan and the

· Dehesa Club held their annual Achieve­ment Night last Saturday at Harbison Canyon Community Center. Awards were given to members and their leaders.

Mrs Henry Peck: "Le,t's see. what is the name of that place where so much was done towards promoting peace in the world."

Henry: "Reno. my dear."

Return Postage ,Guar��teed

ALP INE C J T T AG8 B E AUTY R T l HX 7 8 C S : I J .? A L PI N E c : 9 �; · > ; ) 1

ALPINE BAKERY BOOSTS ALPINE "If you live in a place, promote it

all you can" says Geo. Grube, owner of Alpine Horne Bakery, 2733 Hwy 80, which is now serving this area and the back country, also folks that stop i n from every.where.

He boosts Alpine by having the Sun print 1000 handsome red and black postcards which he encloses with mail, and puts in packages, also leaves wherever they go. His boost is in red on the bottom of the card: "Best clim­ate in U. s. by Govt. repor�".

80 C OF C DINES HERE Tuesday night the Hi­

way 80 Chamber of Com­merce, with Pres. Don Walker in the chair, en -joyed dinner at the Log Cabin Cafe.

REWARD Jas. E. Panek, associ­

ate civil engineer from the county road office spoke on that topic, as did Russ Crane, and a large map of the County General Plan was shown.

It was learned that bids will be opened Nov. 16 for the next stretch of Interstate 8 freeway from the Willows up to Dead Man's Curve, or Tunnel Hill, and it should be complete by end of 1968.

They voted to . have their Christmas party and meeting here on Dec. 19.

PLAN TALENT SHOW

f 50.� -/or ,�-IJ,.111ailM lecJdl� t5 ar,est-p,J eon"¥?etlt.rt ol ,POS4n fR'

pe1Yo1t!I in�o/red ;",, tAe/t-o/'011� . 14'df on tvl,eeL f':.nwz f'l2!'mt.tn of!­,AJ,p/JIE ./IIJH£ BAKERY ()JI, �

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-A,PJIIE /lbML BM-E�Y-//�5-1/,181 or · 8HER/,&/3 · 7)EPT. Alpine Kiwanians and

the Woman's Club will stage a talent show in the · school auditorium on Fri r-----�-�--.;_ _________ ..,.. &,; Saturday, Nov. 17 & 18 \ 1> . . For the return o f the w a g o n w he e l

with all local talent. Robt. . 1 'rf> taken from Alpine Bakery i n J u l y i f Gaston, teacher, will be t it matches the one left there, a n d n o chairman and MC . . . questions asked.