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ALPINE POPULATION IS NOW 2400
NEW COMMUNITY CHURCH OPEN Sund ay the fir st ser vice in the
$50,000. Alpine C om munity Church (Presbyterian), drew a rec-ord attendance of 182, only eight short of the ul timat e s e atin g cap acity. Dedication will be on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 4 p.m. announces Dr. Roger
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WHITES BUY MARSH PLACE The Marsh home, Midway drive, has
been sold to Jos. White, USIIC, (retd) and wife, who have already moved in and are about settled. They are from S.D., have a son Jos. Jr., n ow with the navy in the Philippines.
DR. HUBBERT IN EYE INJ URY In an unusual and painful mishap,
Dr. Ruth Hubbert nearly lost an eye w hen t he b al l was pric ked by an oleander thorn as she bent over to turn on a faucet in her garden. However she was able to continue her practice, but su f fered muc h pain.
Son Bill left M.onday to resume college work at Davis, where he is st u,d yin g t o be a veter in a r i an.
Teacher: "What is the principal export of the United States?"
Star pupil: "·Money."
COL . PRENN BUYS WILEY'S Kenneth Wi ley, contr actor, has
just sold his home at the top of the big grade on Hiway 80, to Col. and Mrs. Jas. Prenn who have moved in with their four children, Jennifer, 11; Judy, 7; Jeremy, 6, and Joe, 8. Wiley is master of the E. C. !v!asonic Lodge, will be missed ftom Alpine.
WORSHIPPERS EMERGING FROM FIRST SER VICE IN NEW CHUR C H, A L L SEEM DELIGHTED WITH THE LOVELY BUILDING.
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THE ALPINE SUN AMERICA'S TINIEST NEWSPAPER
FORTNIGHTLY ON THURSDAY
ALPINE. CALIFORNI A, U.S.A .
CLARKE IRVINE, EDITOR-PUBLISHER ALICE IRVINE, NEWS & COMPOSITION
OFFSET PRINTED AT SUNNYSLO�E RANCH
WHERE WE DO A HEAP o• LIVING!
5¢ A CO�Y. BY MAIL , $2 YEARLY.
FI RE H OUSE NEARLY REA DY All that remains now before movinir
in, with a man on aH night and· day duty at Alpine Fire Dept., is for Gene Wilcox to finish the plumbing, and the building inspector to give final nod to the new living quarters. A housewarming will be announced shortly when all Alpine w ill be invited.
JIM ADDS CAPEHART TV J im Blackton, that advertising
humorist who is making a name for himself in TV & radio here, has 'just taken on one of America's finest TV sets, the famed Capehart' he claims, which gives him thr ee majo r n ame.s, i ncludi ng Admiral an d Mo torola.
First soldi er: "How come you happ ened to join the Army?"
Second soldier: "Well, first of all, I w ant· ed to fight; second, I felt it would make me physic ally fi t; and third, they c ame and go t me."
Kl NOL Y TELL OUR 4DVE RT I SE RS.
Yieias View Kennels
Phone H4-21.02
For Sale
BOXER PU PS. AKC FAWN: P ERSIAN KITTENS, CFA: BLU E-BLACKS AND SMOKE S.
Lester & Betty Jones, Owners
OLD HIWAY 80. 2 Ml. E. OF WIL�OW S ROUTE 1, eox 540. ALPINE, CALIF ..
ED ITORIAL HO W UNJUST IS UN CLE S AM?
Freedom was the keynote for the foundation of the U.S. And freedom has been the cry ever since. But did you know that the federal government is gradually relieving us of freedan, while yelli11g about the American way of life and warnin11 us to fea:r outside subversive influences.
For example, your- phone b ill: is, made up of two separate accounts; One is the cost of service. The other is & wartime excise tax on service, which the company turns over to Uncle Sam. Last year this unjust and annoying tax cos t each customer $22. over $1. 80 a month, nearly a sixth of your phone cost. You have to pay 161 on local service, and l ong distance under 26%, on calls over 25¢, 251.
Only two items are taxed higher than long di stance calls, liquor and c ig arett es, wit h jewelry, cabarets, furs next. Then local phone service, long distance passeng er tr avel, pleasure c a r s, fishing equipment, TV and musical i n s t r ume n t s .
Yet there is no tax on electr ic,ity, local transportation, water or gas. A.11 these are utilities, essentials of life. But we, in a great country of creature comforts and necessary things, must pay a burdensome tax on the phone: which must stand a tax higher than luxuries, sports, vices, and I think we may safely refer to booze and cigarettes as vices.
In addition, the petty figuring of this complex tax adds to th e overhead of the phone company the same as sales tax and other levies that annoy the hard pressed businessman L ife i s complicated enough without adding to t h e burden. Off with it.
Connie Murray and her hubby are due back next Sunday from a jolly vacation in Mexico. She r eopens her popular beauty �ho p on the 2 8t h.
LIBRARY HOURS- Alpine Public Library, Woman's club , 2 to 5, Tues. Thurs., Sat. Bea La Force, Librarian.
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CLEAN!
JUST ONE OF 9 REASONS TO CHANGE
FOR A MODERN KITCHEN
- GET A MODERN
ELECTRIC RANGE.
TO A NEW 11.ll/fRIC RANGE!
Y cs, an electric range is such a cooking pleasure - because electricity is such a clean fuel. No smoke, no smudge, no carbon. Your electric range stays clean - your utensils stay clean - your kitchen stays clean.
And, of course, cleanliness is just one of nine good reasons you need
an electric range.
Count the eight others: l. It's cool. 2. It's modern. 3. It's fast. 4. It's 1hrifty. 5. It's dependable. 6. Your electric range preserves vitamins and minerals for health. 7. Preserves the wonderful flavors of all foods - because you cook with so little water. And 8. An electric range is automatic - to save you time, to sa\'e you work.
It's time for you to change to an electric range - and make your life better 9 ways. Sec your dealer. now.
HEAT WATER ELECTRICALLY, TOO,
When you cook wilh electricity, it's smart
to heat water electrically, tao, because
it's speedy, easy, safe and clean.
SAN Dll:GO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY
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KIWANIS STAG.ES K:tOS.,- DAY, Saturd·ay the 26th A:lpiDe Kiwanians
will stage a celebrati(_)ll of.National Kids' Day, inc con1unct1oa w_r\h ot�rKiwanis clubs. Tbe:,i. are duc_11e-s1ng the setting up of a sc hol_arsh1p _fund to assist youngster& 1n Alp1n eHal'bison &rea- to• p.romofe col huJeplans.
The Forres, Stilles,' aon Rob�rt, da ug ht er Mui l Yfi; Deecans:� are bac l from a fortnrg&t's vacati-on: tllrough the high Si.e rrs, Souther� Oregon and S.F.He is a contractol",presently building additions to their home.
SEND US ANY SNAP0
SHDTS. PLEASE.
RENDEZVOUS CAFE
and Trailer Park
HOME COOKING AND BAKING Highway 80, 2 mi. East of Alpine
CLOSED TUESDAY FROM 2 P , M ,
H4 H4, 2150 MR. AND MRS. KARL HAUG
�ATC�E5 DIAMONDS 51LVEPWAA£ LUGGAGE
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 1 1 5 W. MA IN EL CAJON f/4. 3628
• PROPANE GA·s •
INSTALLATiONS
investigate our low-co s t Meter Plan. Pay for the Gas as It is used-Right through the meter.
ROCKGAS SERVICE CO. INC.
H4-3173, 201 Highway 80, El Cajon
MAIL SCHEDULE CHANGED Due to a switch in truck houts
between Jac umba and S.D., Alpin e hov•1t' have been. changed. to- coniorra,. repo ts Phil H&ll, P.M. MaHs- now close at 8: 30 a. m. and 2: 20 p. m. An i vals are 8: 56 a. m.. and 2: 40 p. m. Oill't.irib,u.tioo- takes al>out one hou• from a.r•rva.•..
Bob Smith. relieving Roy, Clat:ke. o.ir s-iiclt l'eave,. eont-iDue& to ghe s�lendi�·se1vice �� the r�•tes.
A:nd.: �don-• t fol' ge-i- t..o p�t yo ut J-oute and box numh€r on a l·l outgo in3 m ail, and so infor m _your co r r�sp on d e n t s , to exp edite de l i v e r y " a d mo n i s he s t he P • r.fa St e r .
SIGNPAINTER SE TTLES HERE For many months Alpine has needed
a sign man for this and the upper mountain country. Today Chas. Grote, native of N .Y ., with his m other, Mrs. Lilly �'ulhern, has started servicing local firms in this line. He c a m e down from A t a s c a der o , formerly li ved in D enver, are in their mobilhome at Alpine Trailer court. He was a civil service signman at Camps Roberts and San Luis Obispo during the war. Gla d t o have you her e , Charl i e . We needed you.
Art Sherman, working in a dairy at Delhi, writes The Sun that he is 'doing fine and like it here but may have to leave the low altitude which bothers my sinus. I surely miss the Alpine kids .•• We put on a sm all sh ow here and I had t o dance the can-can, dec ked out in ruffles and all'.
New officers, serving till Jan11ary, for the Desc anso Youth c lub just elected are Pat Wolin, president; i,;arilyn Stille, vice-president and Frances Sarot, secretary- treasurer.
Judy Crouch reports hearing from her brother D avid, that he is now in Seoul, Korea.
Lad· 'I can't see what keeps you · gals from freezing .'
L ass: 'You are not supposed to.'
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THE HOUSE OF COLOR
A RTI S T " S S U P P L I E S MATERIALS A>jD TO OLS FOR HOBBIES
148 EAST MAIN E. A. UHLER
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FR EDENBURG MO VES T V SHOP After several years in the feed
business the L & L, opera ted by Johnnie and Nev a F redenburg on Hiw ay 8 0, has cl os ed the feed department, moved the TV and radio repair business down to the Landt building where Floyd's barber shop used to be.
We have had such an overwhelming business in servicing TV, home and car radios' declares Johnnie, 'that we simply had to cut out the feed line and concentrate on this work'.
BJY THINGS HERE, IT'S REAL NEAR!
JOHNSON'S
GROCERY (FORMERLY RAY 'S PLACE)
RUTH ROOKLIDGE AND FRIEND. ONE OF TW I N FA W NS THAT CA ME I N T O H E R MOTHER'S YARD T O SAMPLE SOME OF H ER T E ND ER FLOW ERS. THE DO E A ND THE OTHER BAMBI ESCA PED, BUT THIS ONE WASN"T SO FORT UNA T E, PARA LI ZED ITS HINDLEGS AS IT DASHED INTO THE FENCE. ' DA D TOOK IT TO THE GUARD STATION FOR TR EA TMENT " SAYS RU TH.
BEER • WINE SOFT DRINKS
FEATURING ,d.w_ GRE EN S TAMPS
JIM JOHNS ON, PROP.
HIWAY 80, ALPINE , ½ Ml. E. Of' PO
TV RADIO TV Jim Says: Are You Afflicted with AEROPHOBlA?
If so, better not try to clean up that old antenna and check all connections to get better reception. Let me do it-- the charge is reasonable.
If you enjoy scaling the dizzy heights and find you need a whisker or two, some new ribbon or ladcer line-I have them all in stock-- I hope!
7 0 Ft.
AVAILABLE
ADMIRAL
and DON'T FORGET my PORTABLE ANTENNA rs
TO CHECK RECEPTION ALWAYS
CONDITIONS. "Come in, Re lax and Enjoy"
CAP EHART
TV $159.95 Up * Antennas
MOTOROLA For '5�
RADIOS $19.95 Up * Jim Blaektou
HIGHWAY 80, ALPINE, (NEXT TO BAKERY) PHONE H4-2119
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OP E N S EW E R B I D S NEX T MO N T H On Oc t . 5 b i d s f o r t he Al p i ne
San i t at ion d i s t r i c t wi l l be opened by t he s upe r v i s or s and b ond b i d s wi 1 1 b e opened Oct . 1 2. The d i sposa l p l ant wi l l be about ¼ mi l e wes t of t he school on the sout h s ide of Hiway 80 t he l i ne extend ing up to Honey fii i l . Whe n in ope r a t ion t h i s wi l l a l l ow new b u i l d i ng pe rmi t s i n t he b u s i ne s s d i s t r i c t .
Mrs . Ruth Walker has bee n home from Balboa Hospital this past week a nd is steadily imfrovin g from �er recent bout with p ural p n eumon i a .
Thieves broke a window Sunday night, stole a portable r adio from the Landt store. Pine Va lley was als o hit.
I McGU F F I E "S
I ALPI N E H4-2 1 2 I
Sundries ME D I C I NAL P R E PA R AT I ONS • V I TAM I NS
C O S M E T I C S F O U NT A I N L UNCH
Chiropractor
D r . F r a n k Bo r n o w s k i
Arnold Way, 1/4 mile west of P . O. H4-2169 Closed Wed. Alpine .
Alpine MOTOR S ERVICE
Comp l e te Automo t ive Repairs Arc & Gas We lding
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G A S 0 I L
L U B R I C A T I O N
H I WA Y 80 H 4- 2317
VALLEY
FIN E N EW SCHOOL IS FULL Supt . F ra n k S . B ro w n a nd his
tea chin 1;1 s ta f f a re elated with the new Alpine school which is run n in g nea rly to capacity with 401 enrollments . The children seem pleased and happy in the lovely new buildin 1;ss with the roomy ca fete ria whi ch is cleverly arra nged in the auditorium by me a n s o f f oldin g ta bles a nd be n c he s .
'We could handle 50 more stude nts if in the right grades ' states Brown, ' a nd we expect our avera ge for the year to be 425 to 435' . The kindergarten alone has a record of 54, wi l l
have to be split into two classes in order to more e f ficiently handle the tots in the attractive new room .
Dedica tion will be in the middle o f N ov e mb e r, s a ys B r o w n, wh e n ·of ficials and others will come up to formally put the school on the map . At this time the Sun plans to have a ded ication issue with complete story and pictures of the fine new pla nt, tea che rs, child re n a nd so forth.
The community should be mi ghty pr oud of t h is rea lly wo nde r f ul mode rn s chool, and es pe c ially the auditorium wh ich s e rves s o ma ny purposes as wel 1 as be in g ava ilable for civic meetings and other eve nts .
BIG CLOC K IS FIN E A D W.L. Houghton who runs the Valley
H e alth Foods down at 1 33 P res cott, E .C . , has j us t installed a large electric clock, lighted all night and visible from Main street, that has a t t r a c ted much atte n t i o n to his he alth food bus i ness . Houghton is s e rv in g n ot only local folks who want vitamins and other health items, but has a flourishing trade from the back country. He features diabet ic foods, black strap molasses, wholewhe a t b r eads a n d othe r h e a lt h building i terns.
B r u ce McK ie, repor t s Dad Hen r y, J r . , i s f i g h t i ng t he f or e s t f i r e near B ig Pine s i n t he Ange lus fores t, be i ng foreman of a crew.
Claude Ba iley has entered college at S. D , State, reports he likes it a 1 ot .
AT T H E S I G N O F T H E B I G E L E C T R I C C L O C K
l,l l NE R A L S , V I TAMINS , D I E TA R Y A I D S , H E R B T E A S , WHO LEWHE A T BRE A D , WA F E R S , E TC, C LACKS T R A P MOLA S S E S , RAW SUGAR , DIA BE TI C FOO D S .
1 3 3 P R E SCO TT . EL CAJON H4- 8447 W. L . HOUGHTON, OWNE R
J 5 0 YEARS IN MASONRY WA S R E A S ON f O R HO N O R I NG R EX D A RNE L L WI TH R A R E PI N A T E . C . LO D G E R E CE NT L Y . D A RN E L L , A L P I N E P I ONE E R ; ( 1 9 2 3 ) . WA S G I V E N D EG RE E S IN A V ON S PR I NG S L OD G E . A VON , N . Y . , ON F E B. 8 , 1901 , A LS O A T TEND E D D A L L A S L O DG E • E A S T ON , PA . PR E S E NT • A T I O N W A S BY H I S O L D F R I E N D R O Y D U C KW O, T H , ME S A , A R I Z . , F O RME R L Y O F PH I L L I PS BU RG , N . J . , W H E R E THE Y � E R E F R I ENDS F OR 25 YEA R S .
NE LS ON PHO TO
SA V E S T AMPS F O R V ET S I f yoy have let te r s f r om f a r away
p l ace s or an ol d s t amp co l l e c t i on you do not want, ma i l t o t he Nav a l Hos p i t a l, S . D. , or g i v e t o Pos tmas te r Ph i l Ha l l who send s a regular package to t he ve ter ans , "The y d on ' t h ave t oo. muc h t o do and t h i s g i ve s t hem d iver s ion " says Phi l .
Roc k hound s tota l l i ng 7 8 s at d own t o a s avor y pot l uc k d i nn e r at t he Cre s on r anc h l a s t Sund a y wee k, e nj o ye d s hop t a l k, won p r i z e s i n beaut i fu l gem s tones, c raf t mate r i a l s and s o on.
LAST MINUTE NE WS ! Dick Brotherton and Johnn ie Talamantes are home from Korea.
JEANETTE C. HINKLE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
CASUALTY & F I RE
H4• 2505 H I WAY �0 ALP I N E
7 DA N C E C L A S S E S MAY ST ART
Delor i s e Wa s s am, i n s t r u c t or at t he Re ne au Dance S t ud io, E l Caj on, a nd he r p i a n i s t Don na Mor r ow w i l l come t o Alp ine once a week and g i ve l e s s on s i n t a p, a c r ob a t i c a n d b a l le t for beg i nne r s, i n termed iate and ad vanced pup i l s i f e nough wi l l e n r ol l t o make t he t r i p a n d he r t ime p r o f i t ab l e . Cl a s s e s wou l d be a f t e r s c hoo l, i n t he Woman ' s c l u b. I f i n t e r e s t e d, p l e a s e c o n t a c t A l i ce I r v i n e , 84- 2 3 9 4 .
Jo An n Ada ms a nd W in ona C opper, Tavern road art ists , with Hugh and
Ire n e M ort on , a re ba ck fr om a we e k ' s v a c a t i o n t o B i g B e a r . ' De light ful ' the y chorous, ' a nd we m e t s o ma n y n i c e p e op l e ' .
Charles Grote
S I G N P A I N T E R
Walls, Glass, T rucks, Et� . Ge neral Delivery, Alp ine .
Cover ing the Mountain Area
Alpine �portunity: Taxi service.
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Kodak Finishing Leave You r F i l ms
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Photo F i n i sh i n g A T
ALP I NE STO R E , ALP I NE E L C A J ON PHA R MA C Y , EL CAJON J ACU ' '. BA PHA R MAC Y . J A CU M BA MA c · s STO R E , P I NE V A LL E Y M cCO RMI C K' S , GUAT AY P E RKI NS B R O S . D E S C A NSO
A S TANDA R D O F E XCELLENC E F O R O V E R 30 Y E A R S
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Butle r Dri l l i ng Co . K E N N ETH H ITTLE
D i amond Dr i l l i ng, Late ral s , Test · Hol es, Wate r Wel l s Dr i l l ed , Dug,
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K I WA N I S MO VE S T O C H U R C H Thur s d a y n i g ht s aw a c ha ng e ov e r o m t he R e n d e z v o u s Ca f e d own t o f r
Ful mor
ler Ha l i, in order to prov i de a e cen t r a l me et ing p l ace. The y oyed a l ive l y l ad ie s ' n i g ht a l so, h an i n te r- c l ub s e s s ion of S. D. bor K iwa n i ans. T he y p l an a get
enj w i t Har t o me
g e t h e r on Oct . l , w i t h f o r me r nbers a s spec i a l gues t s .
PL E A S E SEND I N ANY N EWS
J ohn C . Chal upnik
e a l E s t a te Broker R
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surance Agent, Notary Publ i c , cto r i a Hei ghts Subd iv i s i on .
-2539 PO Box 7 9 2 Res. H4-2511
C A R C L O C K
C L I N I C A 1 p in e Bake ry Bu i 1 d in g
Alpine, California H 4 - 2 1 1 9
p ARIS MOR T UA R Y
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E L CAJ ON H 4 - 42 24
24 - HOUR AM BULANCE S E R V I CE
ALPINE STORE E S T A B L I S H E D : e go
WHERE You GE T QUAL I TY ME RCHAN D I SE COMP E T.E T I VE PR I CES COUR TEOUS S ERV I CE EASY PARK I N G
F r e e D e l i v e r y
L E AVE YOU R F I LM S H E R E FOR F I N I SH I NG BY BUN N ELL ' S . AGENT FOR HOMELAN D FLO R I ST S.
H4 -2153 J ack Wll son
REGULA R FATHER AND SON A R E T H E S E · soys • . DO U G WA L K E R A N D S O N - I N - LAW LARRY ROOK L I DGE , J R , LARRY I S LA MESA C H E V R OL E T D E A LE R WH I L E D OUG I S ONE O F A L P I N E • s F R I E N D L Y LA N D MA R K S ,
3 -S T AR PLAY D UE IN S . D . Drama lovers of the back country
a r e a lr ea d y l i ck i n g th e i r l i ps ove r the prospects o f see i n g thre e
HOD I AK
t op sta rs i n pe rso n i n the g r e a t st a g e pla y ' T h e Ca i n e M ut i n y Courtma rt ia l' , wit h Hen ry Fo nda, Joh n Hodi ak a nd i1 oyd N o l an, a n d a fine cast directed b y Dick Powell.
It wi l l be two n i ghts o n ly, T ues. a n d W e d. Oct. 1 3 & 1 4, i n R uss a ud i t o r i um . F o r d e t a il s p h o n e M- 3 4 5 7.
EYE S EXAM I N E D BROK EN LENS REPLACED V I S UAL TRA I N I N G
L O U I S M . W I N N ,
TELEPHONE H I L L DA L E 4- 8 546 1 20 REA AVENU E
E L CAJO� , CAL I FO RN I A
O . D H . D U D L E Y W I N N , O . D .
OPTOMETR I STS OUR 40TH YEAR TELEPHON E MAIN 3203
506 BANK OF AMER I CA BL DG . SAN D I EGO 1 , CAL I FORN I A
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R O H R T HA N KS THE S U N A l et te r wi th a t hr i l l come s f r om
t he S. D. Co u n t y Tr a f f i c S a f e t y , Co u n c i l, s i g ned b y F r e d H . Roh r, pres ident and head o f t he great Rohr Aircraft f i rm.
"The counc i l i s deep l y apprec iat ive of t he many va luab l e i nc hes of space you have g i ve n " he s a y s, " a nd a t t h i s wr i t i ng t he re a re 3 8 f ewer t ra f f ic deat hs i n t he t o t a l c oun t y a r e a c omp a r e d w i t h t h e s ame t ime l a s t yea r ".
Th i s i s i ndeed t hr i l l i ng, t o t h i nk t ha t s u c h a f i ne g r oup i s s a v i ng l i ve s. Whi l e t he Sun doe s not have space for l ong s tor ies, we are happy t o p r i nt t he . h i g h l i g h t s a nd aga i n u r g e ever y read e r t o ob s e rv e p r ecaut ions now, wh i c h i s ope n i ng t he s e a s on ' s wor s t pe r i od. Speed l e s s, c a r e more.
DE S C ANSO S C H OO L I S BUSY Eldon Meyer, new pri ncipal of the
school is a lso tea chi n g the fi fth a n d si xth gr a des, his sta f f i n cludin g : Jea n Richardson, first and second ; Lois Wood, thi rd and fourth; and My les Hill, seventh a nd e ighth. M r. a n d M rs . Ge o r ge B l a n k h o ld posts o f cust odi an an d ca fete r i a mana ge r.
The bus schedule will rema i n the same subj ect to alte ra tion later i n the yea r.
P TA STARTS BUSY YEAR T he f i r s t PTA meet i ng o f t 'ie year
t u rned out to be an ab sorb i ng af fa i r wit h a number of interes t i ng s peake r s o n t he p r og r am. Hr . B r own, Mr s. Has k i ns, Mr s . Setser, Mr , M::Gu innes s and John Pau l, co u n t y c oo r d i n a t or spoke on var ious subj ect s.
V i rg i n i a Sp i r e s, c ha i rman of t he e x e c ut i ve b o a r d, wa s hos t e s s f or t h e e v e n i n g. Mr s . J e r r y K l i p p, p r o g r am c ha i r ma n, p r e s e n t e d t h e t e ache r s wi t h a pot t e d t r ee t o be p l anted on t he g r o unds o f t he new s c hoo l .
Minister (smiling benignly as he passed a little girl on the street) : "God bless you."
Little Girl (looking around, puzzled) : "Who sneezed?"
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Gamma Gamma sorori ty hosted their sist e r cha pt e rs of S. D. County rece nt ly with a d i n n e r - me et i n g in the S. D. Club. Ruth Rook li dge and h e r comm i t t e e, M i n e ola McGee, Ava Ande rson and Teemo Brown created un ique table decora tions. The theme being mystic fantasy.
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Ca l i fo r n ians are b l ow i ng near l y a m i l l i o n d o l l ar s a d a y o n t r a f f i c f a t a l i t i e s , f i g u r e s t he H i g hwa y Patr o l . Es t imated l os s on each deat h i s $ 9 5, 0 0 0 , t ime s t he da i l y av e r age of 10. Las t year i t cos t t h i s s tate $34 3 , 7 10 , 000 . I t al s o up s i n s u r ance r a t e s , w h i c h h i t s a l l d r i v e r s . Sol ut ion i s l es s s peed, mor e courtes y
Alpine Opportunity : Photo Studio.
Ted & Teemo Brown
W I TH BAIL EY REAL ESTATE OU T WH E R E THE COUN TRY BE G I N S 1
9 49 Hi ghway 80 East of El Caj on, West of Alpi ne
H4-7950
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Highway 80
7 Mi les East of El Cajon
O P EN 5 TO 9 D A I L Y Sunday �oon to 9 p .rn .
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Cater ing to
Par t i es & Spec ia l Even ts ____ _,
HIN K LE A D DS FU RNIT UR E LIN E W i th h i s spac i ous new d i sp l ay
bui ldi ng comp leted and opened , Al Hi nk le Lumber & Ranch Suppl ies , has put i n a b eauti ful l i ne o f modern and period furniture toge ther with add ed app l i an ce s , 1 T V and r adi o. The furniture department is under the management of Roy Crane , popul ar i n Al p i ne for his Ki wani s , church and other civic activit ies.
I n TV they have added the famous Ho f fman l i ne , whi l e i n appl i ance s Internatio nal Harvester and Phi l co are now i n st ock. ' P rice s o n a l l items decl ares Hi nk l e , ' w i l l b e f o u n d t o b e r i gh t in _l i n e w i t h those downtown . And we aim to give the best service possib l e ' .
G I L D A A BT I S R EMAR R I E D I t h a s j u s t b e e n r e ve a l e d t h a t
:t-.'ir s . G i l da Ab t a nd Ba r r y S ha r p , fo :finer l y o f Or egon, we re mar r ied on Se p t . 3 , i n Yuma , w i t h t he Re v . R . C. Ac h e s o n , o f t he P r e s b yt e r i an c hu r c h, o f f i c i at i ng. The y r e t u r ne d t o A l p i ne t o ma ke t he i r home , at present l iv ing in t he i r new t r a i l er .
Shar p has been emp l o yed b y Mr . and Mr s . Ed Fe r r i s , Lag una Jc t . ca fe , fo r t he pas t e ight mont h s , but wi l l now r e s ume h i s o l d pos i t i on o f ace o u n t a n t b o o k k e e pe r an d o f f i c e ma n ag e r . G i l d a wa s w i d owe d e a r l y t h i s ye a r w h e n Joe Ab t , r e t i r e d nav yman d i e d . S he i s r e c e i v i n g t he c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o f he r m a n y f r i e nd s he r e .
SC OU T S BE G I N P ROGRAM The annual fal l k ickoff of Scout
t roop 1 05 b e g i ns whe n they have a court of honor at the Youth C e nter g r o unds Tue s d ay , Sept . 2 9t h at 7 : 30 . At this time the re wi l l be a prese ntation of awards and members o f a l l scout i n g organi z ati ons o f A l p i n e , D eh es a and J apatul are i nvited , announces George Mitche l l , Scoutmas ter.
tl'll . and :Mr s . Ca r l ),i. St a t e n, who r e c e n t l y b o u g h t he r e , ( He ' s w i t h Don Bate s ) , v i s i ted Pas adena dur ing t he hot s pe l l . "You' r e r i ght " , s ays Ca r l , " i t wa s wo r s e t han Al p i ne ".
Alpi ne Opportunity: Shoeshop.
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"It might be a temper tant rum ; on th' other hand, there could be a bee in his
pants !"
Y . C . BA R BEC U E S UCC E SS Clos e to $30 0. was cl e ared at the
s e c? nd annual barb ecue Sun day by Alpine Youth Ce nte r, reports Pres ide nt M ary Doerr and her e n t hu s e d workers . Mrs. Bostrom won the quil t , A good meal and a fine time was had by e v e ryo ne. Mus i c was by V i n c e Ba 1 _1 i ? g e r a 1: d hi s P • A • s y s t e m • Fami l i es taki ng part in the work were the : Al l e ns , Bi kes , Butte r w o !-'th s , Be rry ' s , D o e r r s , Ha 1 l s , K l ipps, Randaz z os , Trai l s and the peppy gals from the Tri -Hi -Y.
HA L L S ' S O N HO NO R E D Cha s . J e f f e r s , t a I e n t e d s o n o f
1fr . and Mr s. P h i l Ha l l , has won t he c o v e t e d At l a s awa r d a t t h e O l d G l obe Theat r e , S D. , f o r t he be s t ma l e s uppor t ing r o l e i n "Be l l , Book and Cand le " . He ha s been t he re for f o u r year s , i n t he b ox o f f i ce a nd on s t age. T he parent s ac cepted t he awa r d f o r h i m a s he i s n o w a t c o l l eg e i n No r t h Ca r o l i n a .
Irritated old lady (in bus, to sniffling youngster) : "Little boy, have you got a handkerchief?"
Little boy: "Yes, ma'am but I don't l end it to strangers."
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C O U � L E O ft D A Y C A R E F O R M Y G l ft L S I N Y O � ft H OM E A N D C L E A N H O U S E H E ft E 2 D A Y S A W F F � . W E � R E N E W C OM E R S B U T W E L I K E T O L t V E e Y T H E G O L D E N � U L E . A N D W E L C V E Y � � R T CW N � E RV M U C H . f F Y O U W A N T G e o , � A I N T I N G A T A � � I C E Y O U C A N � r f c R � • L £ 4 � £ C 4 L L U S . F ft E E E S T I M A T E .
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service You en joy safer, smoother driving when our specialises care for your car's aucomatic transmission. For best results, see us every thousand miles for a fluid level check. And drive in for a Texaco 1hamatic Fluid refill at the mileage .figure recommended by your car's manufacturer.
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D I N N E R H O U R , A N D S U N DAY 1 2 : 3 0 TO 8 : 3 0
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CLOS E D WEDN E S DAY & T H U R S DAY HI L L DA L E 4- 3586
NE W CHUR CH O PENS ( F R O M PA G E 1 ) Larson, mi nister, who gave the first sermon in the beauti ful new edi fice.
The bui ld i ng was st arte d with a bequest of $5, 00 0 from Mrs. Deforrest Smith, a fo rme r Alp i ne res i de n t . Many gi fts and memori als follo wed.
The altar and reredos, the work of Mrs. Margaret Mo ntgo mery , a member of the faculty of Scrifps College at Po mo na, i s a g i ft o M rs. Arthur Pr att, re m � mbe ri ng her mother, Catherine Elle n Humphries. It is a mural made o f v i tre ous e n amel o n copper t i le s, the large st o f thi s art type ever do ne. The p anels are o f the v ari ous Chr i st i an symbols i nterwove n w i th a grapevi ne. A 12' cross of golden t i l e ri ses above the al tar, at the ve ry top i s a dover.
Inc luded i n Mrs. Pratt ' s memo ri al
FOR R EST HOHAN S H E L T
Cont racto r & Bu i I de r
HOH ,\ N
3 MODELS • $75 . 00
(WHY PAY MORE1 )
BATTER I ES FOR ALL MAK E S
RA D I O & A P P L I A N C E
E L CAJ O N
1 6 9 E . M A I N H 4·5 2 4 8
MOVE D / Alpine Television
Home & Auto Radio Repairing
WA TE R QU E RIES COMIN G IN If you have not f i lled i n and
returned your Alpine - Fli nn Spri ngs Water D i st r i ct que s t i o n n ai re, as run i n the last issue, please get at it n o w s o the p ropo s i t i o n may he spe e d e d alo ng to b r i n g wat e r to Alpine.
If you do not have a blank, ge t one from Ed Bi ke, chamber of commerce preside nt, or the Alpine Su n. Se e las t i s sue f o r mai n s t ory. Qui te a numbe r have co me i n, but it i s de s i red to get th e m all as s o on as po s s ible.
are candl ab ra, mi s s al st and and o ff eri ng pl ate s of Ore gon myrtle.
An othe r b e aut i f ul memo r i al i s the pulpit carved by Joseph Auer of S.D., o f Japanese Bi rch, a g i ft of Mrs. S u mt e r B . Smi th, in memo ry o f h e r hu sb a n d . The car v i n g i s o f a f i gure o f Chri s t preachi n g .
The attractive structure i s of red brick and nati ve stone with natural shingle roo f, a blend o f traditional and modern thought. The stone was donated by Hans Kern, the stonework d o n e by Guy Phe lps. Pe ws are o f l i ght o ak ; i nterior ble ache d wood and brick, in keepi ng with the rustic decor Alpi ne has assumed.
Th e electric o rgan , bought three years ago, resulted from the singlehanded e f f o rt s o f Gai l Wi lson who raised the money. The old bell from the t o wn h all o f 1899, i s i n the modern belf ry, hav i ng s erved many years i n the old church, now Fuller memorial hal 1.
Archi tects were Johns o n , Hatch and Wulff of S. D . and construction by Roger Beatty , El Caj on, Sa m Maloof de s i g ne r and woodworker, executed the art items.
Alpi ne i s i ndeed mighty proud o f its lovely new church.
[}JY I N AL PI NE; TH AT ' S YOU R HOM E .
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LANDT BLDG ,
W E S E R V I C E AL L MAK E S & MOD E LS
SERV I CE & I N STALLAT I ONS
TU B ES T ES T E D F R E E
S P E C IAL I Z I NG IN ANT ENNAS F OR YOU R PAR T I CULAR LOCAT I ON
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LOFTY I S THE I NTER I OR AND BACK WALL O F NEW CHU R CH W I TH B EAUT I FUL COLOR E D T I L E R ER E D OS , CR OS S AN D AL TAR . AT · R I GH T I S CAR V E D PUL PI T . BU I L D I NG W I L L AT T RAC T NAT I ONAL AT T ENT I ON .
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TEMB LO R R EV I VE S OLD WE LL S id n e y Wr ight r e v e a l s t ha t a
s m a ll e a r t hqu a ke s ome t i me a go r ought h a c k a n old 3 8 f oot well
on h i s 24 9 a c r e place. It had gone dry af ter many years. When t he !little t r emo r c ame , he " ju s t wonde r e d i t i t had any e f fect, so I went out to see a nd f ound 1 2 f eet of wat e r in t he we 1 1 •. �,fa yb e a f ew n i ce 1 i t t 1 e quakes would help s ome o t he r s a round Alpine.
e I F YOU L I K E TH E SUN Y OU SHOUL D CER TAINL Y SU B S CR I B E , $ 2 . Y EARL Y
Al pine Coffee Cup Have Yo u Tr i e d Our Ham b urg e r s ? Fred and Ann Dal l y
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J OHNS ON GR OCE HY IS NAMED J im J ohns o n , who re ce nt l y too k
ove r Ra y ' s Pl ace, i s n o w cal l i ng i t Johnson ' s Groce ry. He i s alre.ady i mprovi ng and e nlar�i ng the place, f i rs t t a s k bui l d i n g a ba nk o f s he l ve s i n the s t o re r o o m to ac cOB1modate the enlarging s tock . They l i ke A l pi ne mo� e e ery day , � re e n j oy i n g m ee ti n g s o m a n y n :t ce pe o pl e .
. 11J a. Ma y De v o re po11t a l s The Sun f r om Ca i r o, I :l l . , t hat s he ar r ive d a a f e l y b y p l a ne, on l y 7 h o u r s t o St. Lou i s "where my son met me. We had a g ood r a i n next d a y, now n i ce f all we at her. Am fee l i ng f i ne . Be s t wi s he s to a 1 1 my f r i ends •.
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COM PLETE OFFICE EQUIPM ENT SERVICE . SUPPL IES
C . E. Gleason, owner
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EMPIRE M A R K E T
FANCY FOODS
FINE MEATS
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MO C KL E R ET AL B U Y PAPER Some week s ago a t r i o of j our nal
i s t s t oo k ove r man a geme n t of The Recor d at E. C. , now have b o.ug ht t he paper and proper ty whi ch �nc l udes t he Lakes ide St ar. They are B i l l 11ockler, Har b i s on Canyon, Jas. E. Fr o s t and Ed Cordova, of E. C. Congratu lat i ons-
Su bscri be to The Al pi ne Sun,, On l y $2. per yea r .
Log C a b i n Ca f e S P E CIALTY · AL ES I ' s ! T AL I A�
S PA GH ETT I AND MEAT BALLS. S I Z ZLIN G ST EAK S · CH I CK EN BASK ET
S HRIMP BA SK ET T R Y OUR FAMO U S I T AL I A li
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D E FORE YOU S EL L OR BUY S EE MCK I E Landt Bldg. , Alpine n. 4 - 2 l 3 H
J ER.RY MYERS
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Tire Sale
/aim\ Gas , Oi l , Tires, Batteries , Comp lete Motor Service, Lubrication
H I WAY 80 H 4- 29 6 3
Phone H4-8828
HAROLD'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP
200 North Oro
F11rnit11rc Upholstered and Restyled
Studio Couches and :lfattresscs Rebuilt
Spe c i a l l y Serv i ng T h e M oun tain A rea
F R E E P I C K U P & D E L l V E R Y
HAROLD MYLREA, Prop. EL CAJON,
WAIN RIGH T N A M E ON IC E The Sun ' s pl an to n ame o l d Hiwa y
8 0 from the W il l ows up, W a i n right b o u l e v ard, i n honor of the famed here of the Phil ippi nes, was a good i d e a , but T es i de n ts of tha t area ha d a b e t t e r o n e : to ca l l i t Wil l ows Road , whi ch wou l d i ns tantl y i ndica te whe re i t is and wou l d give tha t a rea the ge ne r al na me of the Wi l l ows, which it has become known as bec a u s e The W i l l ows mo te l a n� cotta ges have been ope ra te d the re for man y y e a rs. The re f o re The Sur ha s prepared th� p e �i tion �o t�e supe r v isors a n d 1s c1rcu l at 1 n g 1 t s o the f o l ks wi l l ha ve a n ame for their s treet. We wi l l sa ve Wainright for another.
OES ER RESIGNS FROM CH AMBER D u e t o p r es su re of pe r s o n aJ
duties and his havin g se rved ove r a ye ar as se c re t a ry o f the A l pi n e Ch a mbe r o f C om me r c e , C om d r. R. Oeser, USN ( retd ) , i s l eaving the pos t as of Oct. 1. H e has don e a s p l e n d i d j ob, s ay d i re ct o rs , who a re i n vi t i n g vol u n te e rs for the tas k. One shou ld be abl e to type, write a l e tte r and take minutes of the meetings. It is an honorary j ob and a civic du ty. Con tact Pres iden t
E d Bi k e i f i n teres ted , a n d do n ' t de l ay.
SE VEN CA L LA HANS MO VE IN Chas. C. Ca ll ahan a n d wi fe , wi th
three s ons, Chas , C. J r. , Michae l and Robert, of S. D. , have taken the
Sobel home off Victoria drive. With them are his paren ts , M r. an d M rs , C l e me n t C . Ca l l ah a n , E r i e, P a. Jos. Sobe l , owne r of the p l ace , is off in his trai l r on a t rip t o Fl o rida fo r the win ter.
Ca rme n and Bob Ba i l e y en j o ye d t he i r 2 0 t h we d d i n g a n n i ve r s a r y
at Cat al i na, scene o f t he i r honeymoon. " I t wa s wonde r f ul, t oo ", says Carmen.
Fra nces Cal dwe l l e n te rtai ned ove r the week- en d Roland an d Eva Ca l dwel l and two daughters Suzanne and Ma rtha, of L.A.
ALPINE REPAIR SERVICE G.O. Lin ne
Lock & Key Work, Saws Fi led, E lectrica l & Mechan ica l Repairs, Etc • •
H I WAY 80 , OP P . FLO R E NC E ' S MARKET
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FOR SAL E, M I SCELLAN EOUS D E E P F ft E E Z E 0 2 2 C U B F T . 6 M O . O L D . C O S T $ 7 5 0 . S E L L F O R $ 3 0 0 O R T A K E P I C K U P C A Pt O R J E E P I N T Pt A O E . G . E . M A N G L E & T A B L E A L M O S T N E W . C O S T $ 7 4 . 5 0 T A K E $ 3 3 . A N T I Q U E R O L L T O • D E S � $ 4 3 . A N T � Q U E C H E ft Pt Y W O O D H t G H B O Y 0 W H A T N O T A N O B O O K C A S E $ 6 4 . O I L H E A T E R 8t O Pt UM . US E D WE S T l N G H O U S E E L E C T ft l C R O A S T E R $ 1 0 . TW I N B E D S T E A D , W f ft E F E N C I N G . Pt U G 0 A U T O M A T I C S E L F • O E. F R O S T I N G C R O S L E Y Pt E F ft l G E Pt A T O ft 0
6 5 # F ft E E Z E A A C ft OS S T O � . 1 0 C U B I C FT. C o s , $ 3 7 9 . S E L L F O R $ 1 8 5 . C A S H O R $ 2 2 5 . O N T E R M S . A F E W H A N D M A D E D O I L I E S $ 4 . 5 0 A • A l R , H 4 - 2 4 9 3 ,
MA Y T A G A U T OM A T I C WA S H ER , 6 ' D E E • . F ft E E Z E C A B I N E T C H E S T . U N I V E ft S A L E L E C . R A t,; G E 0 S E C T I O N A L . A L L L I T T L E U S E D . B I G S A V I N G S , P R I V A T E . H4 - 2 3 94 .
f-OR SALE, HOUSES 1 A C ft E , t u s . F L O O ft S l" A C E 1 2 7 0 . N F W B L D G . $ 1 6 , 5 0 0 , $ 4 5 0 0 D OW N , 1 % , t R M O . F l lt E l' L A C E , W E L L . G O O D V I E Yw· H 4 • 2 5 1 1 •
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WA NT R I D E T O L A M E S A H O S • I T A L , 3 T 0 1 1 l' . M . S H I F T . A N G E L A O I C K L I C H , P . O . Bo x 1 7 6 . A L ' i N E .
FOR TWO S C H O OLBOYS F R OM FL I N N S • • I N G S T O E L C A J O N , O N E W A Y O pt R O U N D T ,_ 1 1" , A B O U T 7 A , M . A N D 4 l" . M . O R A F T E pt . H 4 - 2 3 5 6 .
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