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Val_i6 No. 37 Alpiµe, Calif. _92001 Friday, Sept. 15, 19€17 10¢

WELCOME BOYS FROM VIET NAM NEW FAMILY OF 5 HERE TO LIVE An informal family patty was tendered Ken and Anna Jerney report that they

two fighting men recently back from have rented their 3-}>edroom, 2 - b a th the war at the home of Mr. and M,rs. . home on a acres, Midway .Dr ... to Don Richard Merrill, 105 Willowside Terrace and Margaret Lander who moved in on where they oper�te a printery. .. • �nday. '!'hey cam�'from �arden Grove

In Editor Irv 1 n e's photo, from.left: with their three children: LJ.Sa, 8; Kirt, Mike Merrill, Mr. & Mrs. Garry White-.· 6, and Linda, 4. They found Alpine .;§ he is buddy of Mike, returned also from through Mrs. Jerney, manager of Alpine •·

_ _war-- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muse--she's · Realty Co. . .. .,,.�. 61·-

�errill daugher-- and their cut�· baby �ander_.

a natlye· of_ L�,!i�fjs.tlir civil girl, Laura, and the Merrills. engineer ID Anaheim .»thtms own bus-

Not shown, Alice Irvine, and · twins iness, mostly �grmrg s u b d i v i sions

Cecile and Celeste, who played guitar a n d sang for group. They had made tapes at the Menill home which were greatly enjoyed by the boys overseas.

"The greatest thing to cheer us up was those tapes Dad sent us regularly" asserted the two Gl's, "and we and . our buddies often s a t u p all night just to listen to the folks and our friends who

. dropped in to talk to us. "

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arid handling s u r v e y s. He is also a private pilot, may eventually f l y to work if Alpine gets an airpark. . They have lived 8 years in Orange County came here for health reasons as Kirt has chronic asthma.

Mrs. Lander is a native ofAB i s b e e , lived in Tucson. Ariz.,· alreacly likes this area and hopes that their son will recover from the troublesome asthma, like many other residents that came here for that reason.

Tune Clarke Irvine on Physical Fimess. Radio 860 XEMO, Sun. 5:15 & 11 PM

2 Motorist: "How far is it to the next town?" MRS. OLIVER ELATED

Mrs. Lillian Oliver. Alpine"sformer 1ibrariaD. a 1 time subsoiber. Fanner: "Two miles as the crow flies. .. Motorist: "How far is it if the crow bas to walk and roll a flat tire?" ALPINE

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Swapmeet 9 to 5 Saturday & Sunday 50¢ to Walk in $1. 50 to drive in and Sell

writes the Sun� week with the exciting news just recieved from her nephew Fonest Honderich. 20. o f Natchez. Miss. He has been named first state winner in the senior division of the 1967 Pi.sher Body Craftsman"s build model car competition. He will recieve $150. for his winning entry that took him neatly 1. 000 hows to complete. He is a student at the University of Illinois. When he was ll he won a TV set. $100. and a nip to the Natiooal Soap Box Derby at Akron. Ohio. The next year be entered the Fisher Body contest and won 1st state prize. This Jone he received bis 8th consecutive 1st prize but this will be his last time to enter as the age limit is 20.

Mrs. Oliver. well remembered as libriao here for many years. says "I have many happy memories of my 6 years in f�e. met so many fine people w there." She says "I am doing a radio broadcast of my poems on Oct. 21st at 12:10 noon over KBBW. 1029 on the dial. Hope you can listen. ff

JERNEYS MOVE INTO NEW HOME Saturday and Sunday were the busiest days of the year--or for many years--for Keo and Anna Jemey. wtio moved

from their Midway Drive home. out to their fine oew house ml the Willows frontage road, south of Hwy 80. They have 6een wcmdng for many moDths on the house. expect to be settled "good­ness knows when" as she says. Mn. Jemey is manager of Alpine Realty Co.

"How did you come to join the Arm:y? "Well first of an. I wanted to fight. 2nd • I wanted to become physically fit. and Jast of an- they came and got me ...

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Surveyors caughLby Celeste's camera as they lined up property on Lutz's Garage land which has been leased to Mobil Oil for big new gas station at import­ant Tavern Rd. Inter­change on new Inter­state 8 freeway. Building is slated to start in near future.

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Mildred Kochanowski go t the cast off her ankle Thursday, She broke it some weeks ago, was mighty &lad to get the heavy thing off, Imt will be on crutches for some time.

?mart guy (getting on bus): "Well Noah, 1s your ark full?" Driv,er: "No, I"m short one donkey, get ID."

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FD/TOR/AL Could Viet Nam parallel this story?

Back when J a p a n was doing battle with China, I lived in Honolulu, cover­ed the waterfront. Now that we a r e getting bad news about our "war" in Viet Nam, the casualty reports of 125 Americans killed, 700 Viet Cong killed, reminded me of a story I heard while interviewing people on board a steamer over in the Islands. It seems that a passenger in the dining saloon every morning came in with the ship's wireless news summary, which he would tell at the table. The Chinese steward would listen as the man said "Today 50 Japanese kill-

ALPINE SUN

America's Tiniest Newspaper 445-2415 or 445-2394 2255 Tavern Rd., Rt. 1, Box 189 Alpine, SD Co. Ca. 92001 Published weekly on Friday 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly Clarke Irvine, Editor & Pub.

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

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Sunday School 9:45 - 10: 50 .Morning Worship ll:00 - 12:00 Prayer Meeting 7:30 Wed. The Rev. French P. Blevins, Pastor

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ed, 200 Chinese killed". To which the steward would merely say, "hum, hum". For several days the man read t h e alarming news of increases in Japanese casualties, and the rising number of Chinese dying. Then one day there was a bigger battle and he told the news, Yesterday 300 Japanese killed and 900 Chinese die". What do you think of that, Ching?" Wbereupon the stolid Chinese stew -ard observed, "Mm- plenty soon no more Japanese!" The vast Chinese empire has mil­lions of population and are solidly entrenched in the homeland and all over Southeastern Asia. Our officials predict that it is going to be a long, hard, killing war. Mayf>e they are right but it hurts. We hope this war will not be a parallel to what the stoical Chinese steward predicited, but which, fortun­ately did not transpire. Anyhow, have you figured out just how many new millionares are made for every 100 American men that die over there? - CI.

RAIN MAKES EDITOR ROLL PICKUP Due to wet pavement ½ mile west of Jacumba Friday of last week, Dave Woodruff, editor-publisher df the Mt. Empire Chronical of Boulevard, lost control, spun around, hit a bank, roll­ed over. He suffered minor cuts and bruises. He reports numerous small accidents in the area on the weekend. "I still feel as though I had tangled with a wildcat", Dave says, "after having been tossed around in the cab of my pickup".

Man to pilot: "How are we doing?" Pilot: "We're lost, but making good time."

Alpine Cleaners Special now on draperies, blankets and bedspreads

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FREEWAY CUTS WIDE SWATH Here's first air shot of ne)" freeway made by Editor Irvine when he flew over Alpine last week. This looks east from over Lutz's garage, lower right, with sewer plant and lake at right with Tavern Road coming in, crossing Hwy 80, passing over new bridge at left which goes above freeway. C�nter of p�ture shows school and Youth Center, and downtown area above that. This gives one good idea of just where new route will be in relation to town.

Early to bed, Early to rise, And your girl goes out with other guys.

Piano Organ Voice

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P. 0, Box 281 445-2927 Alpine

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the rainy season coming, how are your gutters and down spouts?

w .D. HALL Co.- El Caion

230 E. Main St. --Phone 442-0481

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·. o�s Jll.ISURANCE OFFICE Charles Hester, agent for Farmers

Insurance Group who nas an office at 12038 Woodside in La,keside, has taken space in the Smith Realty office, 2249 Hwy 80 to represent his company here. Hours will be Tuesday .. Thursday & Saturday, 10 to 2, with more time as needed.

Hester and his wife, Gloria Arnold Heste!, live in Spring Valley, but plan to reside here eventually as be is branchi ng' out his business, likes t h e Alpine ar.ea and thinks it has a big future.

"Eventually I hope to be on full time in Alpine", he told the Sun Tues­day when he was in to get a subscription and place his ad. They hope to buy some land and build a home.

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LIVELY OAKS DOINGS

There were 30 members present to enjoy a delicious pot luck served by hostesses Ellen Schick and Louise San tora. · Walt Ferguson representative of Reserve Life Insurance Co. , spoke on the insurance gap where medicare ends and private insurance takes over.

Julia Sachse is visiting her sister and niece in New York.

The Hillbilly Band will play at the Casa Blanca Rest Horne in El Cajon on Sept. 26th.

Members interested in going to the SD Zoo on Oct. 2nd be at the Youth Center at 9:30 a, m.

Claris Shores is in the TLC Rest Home on. E. Madison St. in El Cajon and would welcome cards and visits from members.

There will be a bake sale on Fri day, Sept. 22nd at 9:30 am in front of the bank.

BUY ACRE TO BUILD HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Davis, 214

N. Drexel St., National City, have just bought a sightly acre on W. Vic­toria Dr., next to the Mayne place. They plan to build a residence in the near future and move here. Seller was Frank Bolek of SD, reports Mrs. Anna Jemey, manager of Alpine Realty, who handled the sale.

CD NAMES 2 FOR RADIO DEFENSE County Civil Defense has put Fire

Chief Mace Bratt and Geo. Brant, a volunteer, on its radiological defense list for the emergency service group here. They will cooperate witli the new CD center, Santee.

Subscribe to the sun. $3. a year.

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Over the holiday Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ruggeberg, owners of the Poplars Cafe on old Hwy 80, entertamed his son Bruno, and wife Carol, from LA where he is a writer with an aviation firm.

TORGERSEN LIKES LIVJll.IG HERE

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Alpine "I love it up here now that all m y moving from LA is done and I'm on the job in SD" says Ed Torgersen, owner of Stallion Oaks Guest Ranch, Boulder Creek Road.

With moving and the aftermath of their history-making big weekend over Labor Day, he had a short siege with the flu, 6ut is now OK.

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"It is no task to commute over the fine new freeway and Hwy 80", he adds, " not like bucking traffic in the LA area and I'm happy I was able to make the move".

445-4287 2733 Hwy 80 Alpine "Everything for that sweet tooth".

Open 'till 8 p. m.

Closed Monday

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Cynthia Irvine Mc Taggart Alpine Riding Club met last Tuesd_ay

and came up with a breakfast and trail ride for adults only on October Sf? starting at 8 am from the YC. Pnce will be 50¢ to cover expenses and then later on a similar one will be planned for the younger mem_bers. Contact. president E. B. Reed 1f you would like to go.

Ellen Hood was thrilled the other day when a friend of hers roa_d he: little colt Tigertale for the fust time. He is only 18 months old but s�e �as worked with him from the begrnmng and he will be completely broken by the time he is two.

Doris Scully has the beautiful Shetland pony for sale that she bought for her youngest boy Matt. He is only going to be 4 in December and really isn't too interested, so she wants to

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sell this little horse. Call her at 445-3803 if you are looking for a pony._ If my sisters decide they are gorng to spend the whole school year at San Jacinto College then Bill and I will trailer their horses up for them to r i d e . They o n 1 y have one class o n Thursday and have free time on Friday, so it would be better than letting them stand in their corrals all winter and not be ridden.

Doris Scully has decided to sell her nice black mare. She is a good sized horse and nic e for riding.

. Anyone interested in attending a National Horse show in Perris? Tfie last weekend in Aeptember an approved show will be staged at Rancho de la Nina, 24161 Iris, Perris, with Billy Warne and Ralph Walker as judges. Perris isn't to far from here and if you have a trailer, it might be nice to attend . Entry fees are $4. for all classes except the Medal ones which are $ 5. Show starts at 8:30.

Cliff Rhodes will judge the 14th annual Lions Club Benefit Horseshow at Tumbleweed Ring in Lakeside this Sun­day which starts at 9 sharp. There will be 22 classes with entry $1. Details from Sam Siciliano, 444· 2275, who is putting the show together for the club. Riders from all around the county are expected to attend.

PTA 'S FIRST MEETING TUESDAY A "hello" desert soc;ial is slated for

this Tuesday in the school auditori�m starting at 7:30 when the PTA has its first meeting of the fall season, r�ports Mrs. Lynn Lipetzky, program chairman,

Special guests will be the school board and teachers, so parents should come to meet them, and get aqu_ainted. In the chair will be the PT A president Mrs. Lee Widmer.

F aith is the substance of things hoped for, The evidence of things not seen. Heb. 11:1

Raymond E . Kiplinger

2 9 7 - 3 3 0 8 Son D , ,: ,1 0 ( o l , f 9 2 1 1 0

Here is latest arrival at McCall Ranch School. l ittle Star Bee, a fWy they are going to keep as a pet. Later on riding instructor Ellen Hood will train her to the saddle so younger _ pupils may ride her.

ARTIST MAY WIN $1, 000 A WARD County artists are invited to enter the annual Christmas Seal design con­test, says Chas. c. Leigh. president of the TB & Health Assn. of SD County. WW Hippen, jr. • is chairman. The best county design wins a flying, 2 day all-expense paid trip for 2 to Las Vegas, offered by Radio KSDO, and $100 from the local seal agency. The design selected for the national competition wins $1,000. All SD entr­ies will be entered Amature or profes­sional artists may enter. Write for de­tails from KSDO or the association, 3861 Front St. , SD 92103. (Maybe an Alpine artist might win !)

Question: "What is a hot dof;(?" Answer: "It is the noblest <>tall dogs because it feeds the hand that bites it. " Alpine

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1 0 JAPANESE ART NOW AT LIBRARY Mrs. Appleton C. Smith, 2206 Hwy 80 a new resident here in December, with her husband, is exhibiting some of ' her valuable woodcut prints in the library. reports Mrs. Elizabe� West, in charge. who has been presentmg people here with some beautiful examples. of local artists. While Mrs. Smith's collection is not her work, she is an ardent lover of clas: • sical art and culture. She was born in Japan, but lived in California most_of her life, is a graduate of UCLA. maJor­ing in classical languages- - Greek and Latin- - and history. Her husband, re­tired fr�m th� n:H_itary sea transportat­ion service. 1s hvmg here. Asthma brought them to Alpine, like many who live here today. The woodcut work was created in the later 19th century, illustrates the classic literary work, "The Tale of Genji" • by Lady Murasaki, a novel describing the aristocratic court life of the time. Its hero is the Don Juan- like Hikaru Genji. Library hours are Tues-day & Thursday . 1 to 5 and Saturday 10 to 2.

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MUSEUM TO HONOR BURGNER Next Wednesday a reception at the 93d annual meeting, SD Society of Natural History, in the House of Hospi­tality, Balboa Park, will honor ·Tijuana's mayor, Francisco Lopez Gutierrez, and the official representat� ive of the Commission for the Calif­ornias, State Sen. Clair W. Burgener (R-SD). Guided tours of the museum start at 5, a no- host reception at 5:30, dinner at 6:30, with the meeting at 8. Expan­sion ideas will be projected afterwards on a multi-screen - electronic optical system. The public is invited.

ALPINE 4H WINS Alpine's 4H Amigos w er e county winners in the Commtinl!}' Pride Program for 66- 67. Al Nelson, district sales manager of Standard Oil of California will present the plaque to winners at the Kiwanis Club breakfast Saturday morning at the Log Cabin Cafe. Guest of the occasion will be Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler, county 4H home ad­visor.

Carl's Boot & leather Shop SADDLES - TACK - SUPPL I ES - CHAPS TO ORDER

1 275 N. Second, ti Caj on W-3027

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KINSMAN DAUGHTER MARRIES Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kinsman, South Grade Road, announce the marriage of their daughter Carol, to Paul Old­father of SD. They were married in La Mesa Baptist Church August 26th with Rev. Arnold officiating. Mrs. Oldfather h a s, two"children, Frances 5 and Robbie, 6, and ihey are making their home temperarily 1n Alpine. Oldfather is a BM-2 Retd, is presently with the Fuller Brush Co. as l&lesman.

ALPINE NEEDS A CARWASH Frequently the Sun runs a line as '' Alpine needs a roofing service " . and so on. Now here is a story about how a carwash business can be prosperous. It comes from the Small Business Admin­istration which has published a new booklet "Starting & Managing a Car• wash" a be�ers manual on raising capital--wllich the US furnishes-­organizing, tax details, and general management. Send 35¢ for a· copy to Supt. of Documents, GPO, Washington. DC 20402. "Let's grow with Alpine!"

1 1 YC KID'S BBQ TOMORROW NIGHT Saturday from 6 to 11 there will be a lively k>t of fun at the Youth Center when the chaperones who worked all season put on a barbecue for young foJks from 7 to 12 �rades. Pres. AI Adams has everything ready with plenty of helpers to serve the beef that was frozen from the big BBQ they had � summer. The chaperones are J;I1aking cakes for the dinner and all the trim­mings will be furnished by the center. No Charge. Following the meal danc­ing will be enjoyed to record music.

CUBS START BUSY SEASON Dens 1 and 2 have started their year with many new boys and most of the older ones. Mrs. John Brookes is in charge of Den 1 with Mrs. Martin Jaime assisting and Mrs. Richard Hageman has Den 2 with Mrs. Charles Ownes helping her. The theme for September is "Cub Scout Trail" and next Friday they will see a demonstration of fire equipment at the station followed by_ a talk by a forest ranger.

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Oo11•t• 1MX By Cecile and Celeste Irvine Haven't got too much news this week because we were only in Alpine 4 days and then returned to Hemet. Cynthia will help us :gather news and when we are home on weeke11ds . will do our best to keep up with what's goini on. Little Frances Dodd is celebrating her fifth birthday Sept. 17 and is looking forward to a nice time. Sh e might have a party. it all depends on whether her mother has to work or not. We hope she gets one as we never mis­sed having a party on our birthday and look back with lots of good memories

on ours. Richard Irey and his new bride Diann are moving to El Cajon Monday to be closer to his job in Chula Vista. They would have moved down there but there wasn't a thing to rent so took what they could get. Charlotte Wood Allen recently moved into the house on Arnold Way that Sockwells had lived in for several years. Linda Tyler.'s folks moved back to their home on Willows Road. They went iuto San Diego so Linda could attend State College but because of his health are back in Alpine. This is her second year there and she is majoring in music. Susie Salizar and her family moved from the old DeMott ranch to a place on Willows Road. Betty Rash is nursing a broken little toe. She opened the door too fast and it caught the toe and pulled it back. breaking it_.

lociet G•sofiae Alpine

Major Brank Olli

TIRE S A C C E SS ORIE S

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Nellie Keller, right, holding Irvine poodle "Andy" brought her niece Sherry Walker. 12. up to see us this week. Both were disappointed we were not.at home but Cynthia and Mama enter�m� them for us. Nellie. who used to hve m the Highlands, took Sherry home this week to Brawley, so she could get ready for school.

Cynthia and Bill traded their 50 chicks for some baby pigs and are a lot happier. The chickens wandered all over the place and wouldn't stay in their pen so they were glad to trade Billy Mitchell. Ht: has two mother pigs and one boar that he will trade for something he wants. Call 445-2014 if you are interested. Jo Ann Villa spent her last weekend before school started visiting in Idyl­Iwild but the friend she was with got sick and it rained so they came on home.

N . W. Wasson

EXCAVATING

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Here is head of the breakfast table on recent Salurday when Kiwanians en­joyed first morning session in new Log Cabin Cafe. From left: Bud Cooper who presided in absence of Pres. Ray Partridge: Leo Ryan. principal of Alpine School, as he introduced his guest, seated, Robt. E. Gaston. 8th grade teacher here. READYING CHAMBER EVENT Dr. Robt. Burak, president of Alpine Chamber of Commerce, asks that you "please get your reservations early for the installanon dinner on Saturday, Oct. 7, at the school auditorium." A delicious roast beef dinner will be served by the Bronze Room. Tickets are $3. 50 which includes entertainment, following installation of officers by Supervisor Henry Boney.

On Senior Citizens Day, June 27th, Mrs. Gladys Pinkerton, president, was talking to a man from Harbison Canyon who said he could play a cornet. She is very interested in contacting this person and asks that he call her, 445-3865 in the evening, or any one else who plays an instrument in the com­munity, contact Mrs. Pinkerton, Rt. 1 Box, 370 A . "My dad is an Elk, a Lion, a Moose, and an Eagle. " "What does it cost to see him?"

George Lengbridge FO R TV S E RV IC E ,

B l ac k & W h i te or Co l or

445-3885

Customer: " Say waitress, take this coffee away. It's like mud. " Waitress: "Well, it was ground just this morning. "

LISTINGS WANTED EXCHANGES HOMES

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1 4 TO RELOCATE 2 WATER MAINS

The state will only make 2 small changes in Rio SD MWD water mains as the freeway progresses, reports Ed Hou­ser, engineer-manager of the district.

One will be for a 16" main to go inside the bridge over W. Victoria, the other a 12" main to go under the bridge at E. Victoria.

"Residents probably won't notice the changeovers at all" he says " as it will be done at night and no interruptions of service will be noticed".

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kochanowski of Willows Road, are entertaining her mother, Mrs. Guy Sedberry of Crossett , Ark. for a month. Mrs. Sedberry flew out Friday, her first to Alpine, has already fallen in love with the area. M4-QY !f.ips are being planned for her before the return trip in October.

S IG N S All Types

R. O. Whitaker

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Ed Wa g n e r Independent D i str i butor

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STUDENT ENROLLMENT UP 40 The 3 schools in Alpine Union Dist­

rict opened Monday with a total of 610 , reports Supt . Paul Clay. This is an increase of 40. The two plants in Alpine have 454 while the Canyon has 156. This has caused some serious crowding which the board and Clay are working on the remedy before Monday. They may have to hold some double sessions for kinder�arten, get teacher aids, hire another primary teacher or a combin­ation of these ideas .

Otherwise everything is goin� along fine and the youngsters are gemng down to work.

Note- Remember, motorists, to drive extra carefully with all these kiddies back in school, the little tots having to learn traffic dangers and above all, to not dash into any street . ED.

WATER METERS SHOW GROWTH Engineer-Manager Ed Houser of Rio

SD MWD, reports that when the 1967 fiscal year ended June 30 they had installed 31 new meters in the Alpine area . .

" All were not at new dwellings" he told the Sun, " as some were for already built homes that recently went on Rio water. We know it will pick up as Alpine grows which it will do probably faster after the freeway opens next year.

THEY WERE SAILING. She fell overboard.

"Help me !" she cried. "I can't swim."

"Give me your hand," he offered gallantly.

"Of course, Darling, but you'll have to ask Father, too," she replied as she clambered aboard.

STALL ION OAKS GUEST R•MCH

REST AU RANT NOW OPEN RIDING STABLES 0 DANCE HALL Tavern - Cabins -Swimming Descanso - 445-4179

. -Freeway progress on Tavern Road

Interchange is sliown in this photo look­ing north where Tavern will cross Hwy 80, go over bridge, shown in air shot on Page 5, and turn west to serve areas nearby. At corner on left will soon be built large new Mobil Gas station, now being surveyed, see photo on Page 3.

BACK FROM FAMILY HOLIDAY Ruth Widness, Rock Terrace, is back

from two weeks vacation. She drove up to LA with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ellingsen, who had come to Alpine to visit his sisters, Mrs. Tom Thompson, of South Grade Road and Ruth.

She then took a trip to Reno and Lake Tahoe with her daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Howell. While in Reno she stopped over to visit long-time friends. She had a memor­able vacation, was happy she missed Alpine's recent heat wave.

Flirt: A girl who got the guy you tried to get.

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Rt. I , Box 97 Al phfe,

LISTI NGS WANTED We Have Out-of-State Buyers

Frank & Rachel Zliwes Branch �gers

STROUT HAlTY ESTAIL I SHE'D 1900

LAll&EST REAL . tsTA f�- HIN . I N ' ·WOIILD ·

A-'2-6679 1439 E. Main El Cajon ·'

far•ers las1raace Gr,,, . A r l i e D . N u n l ey

1 49 N . Magnolia El Caio• 442-9414

1 6 NO WONDER TAXES ARE HIGH !

Assemblyman John Stull , R-Encini­tas, of the 80th District, reports that the present population of 20 million, had 981, 696 living on public charity during March for a total of $ 78, 139,717 checked out by the department of social welfare. So the legislature pas­sed the $1 billion tax increase bill. They think it will reduce property taxes.

Note- Let's see what happens when we get our bills this November? Ed.

Commercial - Residential - Mobile

A IR COND I TI ON I NG

ieodo 1ftel_,� SALES ANO SERVICE

ll-ll-5-3836 9926 Hawley Rd.

A l l Types of

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I N S URAN C E Home - Commercial - Industrial

Accident - Life - Automobile " Serving Alpine Area Since 1875"

442-8871 PERCY H . GOODWIN Co .

490 N . Magno l ia E l Ca ion

El Cajon Awning

& Mfg. Co. A l p i ne Representat i ve , Lee W i dmer , ijij5-ij l 7 1

AWNINGS • CABANAS • SCREENED .ENCLOSU11ES

. for Mobile Homes • Patios • Residences

COM£ IN ANO SEE OUR SHOW ROOM DISPLAY

845 El Cajon Boulevard. El Cajon, Calif. Tel. 442-3301

OPEN NEW BABY SHOP The downtown area has another new

store, Nikki's Baby Cradle , 2549 Hwy 80- - former antique shop- - owned by Mrs. H. Turner of SD. It is just opening with complete stock of things for the new arrival, clothing and accessories, moved here from Lemon Grove by the operators, Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Menconi. They already have a phone, 445- 2530.

He is an EMC, USN, working at the NTC in SD, has been in 17 years. They spent 2½ years on duty at Pearl Harbor. He is a native of Tamaqua, Pa . , she of Fishtail, Mont. They have lived 7 years in the SD area, latterly in Lemon Grove.

They picked Alpine for health rea­sons, recommended by Dr. & Mrs. Crouch. Mrs. Menconi is just out of the hospital, and is finding great relief for her bronchial trouble up bere.

The couple has a daughter, Loni Mill� 1 9, in Nebraska, recently married , and a son, Gary, 1 5 , summering in Weston Wyo. , where he is in school.

FUN ON ICE ENDED LA ST NIGHT The many thousands who en j o y e d

the great and colorful Ice Follies o f 1 968,. premiered at Sports Arena, will long remember the JOY and inspiration of this great show by Shipstads & John­son. This, the 32nd edition, left today for its US tour. This year the music was specially lovely.

AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD girl complain­ed to her father that every day when she started home from school some boys grabbed her and kissed her.

"Why don't you try to run away from them?" suggested her parent.

"I did try it," she said. "But they won't chase me."

L I S T I NG S WAN T E D G O R DEN

REA L ESTATE 2 f l.K) Hwy · 00

_ A l p i n e

4 4 5 - 2 2 1 8

KATH LEEN LU CAS Funeral services are this morning at

11 in All Saints Episcopal Church in SD ft>r Mrs. Kathleen Mary Lucas 58 who died suddenly at 7:30 p. m. S�nday in her living room, 2617 Hwy 80. She was a native of Canada. Death was believed to be from a heart attack following a fall. The _coroner made an autopsy, results which are pending. Burial is to be in Alpine Cemetery, with Lewis Colonial Mortuary in charge.

With her husband Wm. Lucas, retir­ed newspaperman, she had lived here since last fall , Other survivors: 2 sons, Glen Thos. Hibbard, of LA and Jno. Samuel, USMC, of Camp Pendleton, recently returned aboard the USS Oriskany from Viet Nam,

HERE'S NEW NAME FOR RATTLER Friday Mike Merrill , just back from

the hot fire front in Vietnam was sipping le,monade on the fron't porch of his father s home, 105 Willow Ter. , when a rattlesnake slowly slithered a_cross the road. Quickly getting his 22 rifle, he got the reptile in the fiead with one shot. He is an expert rifleman in the army.

As his father come out of the print­ery, Mike drily remarked, " There ' s another dead Viet Cong ! "

JACKIE WELTY IS MARRIED A former Alpine girl, Elaine

Jacquelyn Welty, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Edgar s. Welty, 2134 Dryden Rd. in EC. , was married on Sept. 2 to Geo. Arlyn Hill, son of .Geo. A . Hill and Mrs. Barbara Colbert of Downey. It was in the First Congregat­ional Church, with Dr. Roger Larson, officiating. Welty preaches frequently in Alpine Community Church. They lived here for several years.

Alpine needs a roofing service.

Water Wells P U M P S

SALES • • • . . SERVICE Water Wells Drilled

STOCKTON PUMP & MACHINE 3ll N. 2nd, El Cajon 444-2672

1 7 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kuhl of Kuhl 's

Woodcraft, 925 Hwy 80, enjoyed the colorful Ice Follies of 1968 at opening night last week. The tickets were a biithday gift from her husband and both thorough! y enjoyed the show.

log Cabin Cafe c·o c T A I L L O U NG E

2205 Hwy 80 Alpine 445- 2243

Rat I i ff L i quo rs 2223 Hwy 80 Alpine 445-4462

E v e l y n ' s

BEA-UTY SHOP PERMANENTS FROM $6. 50 UP

Closed Tuesday 2030 Crest Dr.

444 - 42 94 Suncrest

CARRELL 'S Hay, Grain & Supplies

G e o r g e Ca r r e ll Vet Su?plies Closed Sunday

445 - 44 3 6 2424 Hwy 80 Alpine ·

N,t,itio, fAt,, , · .,.:�i · -

Your Health Food Store> i _' ',\,�.

1 62 E • Ma i n llll2-72:1'2

M r. & M rs . H . A . G i l l i� COMP LETE L I NE OF HEAL TH fooo s . SPEC I AL D I ET Fooos • V il�i,irN s

f#<• . . ..._ . • M I NERALS AND SuPPJf?!MENTs "-- " O pen Da i l y ExcepJ" Sunday

9 am to 5:30·pin

1 8 FEDERATION MEETS WEDNESDAY

T h e California F e d e r a t i o n o f Women's Clubs District meeting will be September 20th in the Chamoer of Commerce Bldg. , 9050 Memory Lane, Spring Valley, with registration start­ing at 9 a. m.

Reservations may be made by call­ing Mrs. Goldie Vancil, 445- 3857 or Mrs. Miller, 582-2462.

Mrs. Harry Colby will be one of the guest speakers, along with Mrs. J. H. Kester and Mrs. Orville Reese.

ELKS TO PICNIC AT BIG OAK This Sunday at 10 EC Elks Lodge 1812

starts its annual Picnic at Frontier Town Big Oak Ranch, with serving at ll:30. Elks and their families, some from Alpine, will indulge in swimming, games, shows and so on for the wbole day. It is at 1723 Harbison Canyon Rd.

Kip's Cafe F INE CH INESE f 00D

De l i ci ou s - Ori en tal - Exoti c O R D ERS TO GO • AL IO HOM E D EL I VEltY

CL O S E D MON D A Y • F II E E DEL I VE RY

10 58 E Mai n El Cajon "2- 12t l

BROWN RWTY CO •• · L i s t i n g s W a n te d

Homes - Ranches - Acreage 22J7 H IGHWAY 80

ALPINE. CALIF. 92001 P. O. Box 317, Alpine, Cal 92001

OP'P'IC:& l"HON& RD. PHON&

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CA E O f TH E BODY By Frances McTaggart

Much has been written about the cause of constipation. We mi�ht call this a universal disease of civilized man. Chronic constipation is found to be more prevalent in cities than in urban areas. The highly mechan� ized type of civilization in which we live produces a high rate of sufferers.

W e find that one of the causes is fast eating. This is so because when we bolt our food, we just don't chew it. Another of the great causes is in· sufficient bulk, resulting from eating soft cooked and concentrated foods.

The colon must have\it to stimu­late intestinal peristalsis. A diet of soft food leaves almost no residue in the intestines, wheras one consisting of an abundance of salads, fruit and wholegrains supplies the bulk to make regular bowel habits.

So we should eat three good, bulky meals a day and form the habit of bowel evacuation immediately there­after. If you are not in a position to eat a full meal, then substitute a few pieces of fruit, which will sup'.' ply the necessary cellulose to start normal activity. It is almost as im portant to use enough fluids and to establish a physical routine which will supply good tone and circula• tion throughout the cells of the body.

If you create the habits which I have suggested, I am sure that many stubborn cases of constipation will be corrected.

A UTILE BOY was being told by his mother about the Golden Rule. "Just remember," she told him, "that we are here to help others."

The boy thought it over and then

asked, "Well, then, what are the others

here for?"

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F1JR · SA LE, N I SCELUI EOU S FOR SALE - About 12-bed capacityre­modeled .rest home. 2 bldRs. all ek:c� t,ic • OD 25 aaa_ 101:;9 flmtage OQ Hwy 80. Make offer. Wille BroDi. Rt. 1. Box 611. Alp. caHf. 9'lOOL (tt)

�� gwgeom 'lfew Jou. l to 2 acres. $.-uv per acre. Ow:dooks Alpine. sea 'dew. Smbh Realty• 445-26'18 (tf}

••• p&a L f•R P&a Tia&. cva O•LY. c•••T • • • ••••• .T• ••- L r••· -loalL T• T•& se•. •aT. 1 . aea 18 •• ALPlaE.

SPEC I AL. IOTI CES

INTBOOR - Exterior - Painting. Reas­onahle. Fast. 22 years. exp. Neat. Clean. PO Bax 242. Alpine. 445-2'197.

SA.CRlFICE - Mabopny chiDa closet. 3 CUSTOM Plumbing- 24 hour emergency shelves. glassdoors;acfrawen.. 445 -447'1 service. 44&-2%3 or 44&-21CM.

FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 Brood sows;am one hoar. 445-2014 Ra1h Burdett. piano lessons. 445-28'1'1�

RYP Carrot Juicer. ejects fibre. little La Mesa Gold Seal.Cleaners & Laundry. used. Cost. $95. 1Jarsain $55. 445 2394• Free �p & Delivery. 466-595'1.

4 bum.er-gas stove. $25. 445-2984

Gentle Sbedaud $75. 44&-239l

POI.RENT Alpine Aps. 2 Ill. $9'L 50 Mo. ; built­ins. Ref. 0 Carpets. Draperies. A dults cmly. 465·1582. {tf)

For Rent. $55 • . Studio Cottage. Fum­bhed. Wala paid. Large Oak t.rees. DacalllO. 445-223!.

FOR RENT FURNISHED $65. 2 BIL - Water paid. D escanso. 445-2228 or 445 ·4Il8. (tf)

WANTED • . Pan time school bus driver. Alpine area. 445 -2547. (S:-22}

CAREFUL Typst to do MS wm-k on page pay. your home. 445-2394.

RUSSIAN SIJDES INTERESTING Residents of Alpine oaks Mobil

Estates were in� to Yiew slides and hea.r talk on Rnssia by Lairy Butler of G1asshoro0 NJ. Buttler. wilh 134 others. toured Russia and was able to take these pictures. and derive much information about the Russian people and their way of life. This was a IDOllt info.rma1ive pogram.0 and was enjoyed by all. Butler and bis mother were guests of Mr. and Mn. Jim Davidson. residents of the pad[.

C A RL ' S REA D Y MIX . Concrete. 445-2780_

SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modem Septic Tank Service 444-6197

MASONR.Y0 CEMENT. rock. stone. blocks. etc. Expen work. Reasonable. Call. 445-2184. (8-1!)

AT srun. Nationally Advertised young PIDtoandAppaloosa. Woodie Mildlell. Alpfoe. 44&-20M.

BUSINESS CARDS. $ 5. 75 per M. Blue . or black. postpaid anywhere inUS. Add 4', sales Tax. 445-Ml5.. Alpine SUn.

PINE ACRES TIIEE 110R.SER1' 8 to 10· shade 1ree1 $3. 58 each. Small nahs and shade --..,· - ·& 791-445-3037. .,,,

LICliHSED INSURED Bectdcian. Chas. Shorter. 2812 Hwy 80. 445.:3'163.

Mr. and Mrs. John lliloous. Vicuna Dd.Ye. entataiDed 1beJr nedlew. Pete DCIISett of Hk:e. callf. aacfhls fdeod Teny Felllmore. Pela ......... from SacAmeDID State in Jane. came clown to see 1he � and enJoJed an San Diego bad to offer.

Soene: The exp1odon of a tickle.

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2 0 Ent. as 2nd Class, Alpine, Calif.

Alpi1e's Fi•• Weat•er .

High 97, Ave. High 92 Low 61, Ave. Low 63

No Rain, Sea. . 16 Eiev. 2000 Ft. Population 3733 Where the Sunshine Spends the Year

And then there was the woman driver who went to heaven- and knocked one of the gates off getting in.

IN A L PINE

Dr . Edgar M . Poe OPT OMETRiST . . � � 5 - ,2 3 1J 5

ANNOUNCING THE

1968 Mode l s

SE PTEMBER 21

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

850 El CAJON. IOUUYOO

. Retum'Postage Guaranteed

MORE CANYON WATER ASSURED Monday night 18 residents of Har•

bison Canyc;m who were concerned about improving the water supply via Rio SD MWD attended a board session in Lake· side. I

Engineer- Manager Ed Houser had a schedule charted on the board and ex­plained progress, plans, and answered queries. He told the Sun that the county r o a d office is completing plans for straightening t h e r o a d aoout 3 years ahead of schedule in order t h a t Rio may put in a new 10" permanent main. Some $50. 000 has been earmarked for this first phase of the project.

Three acres were donated so the c o u n t y may improve the r o u t e and eliminate dangerous curves. P r e s e n t plans call for total improvement about half way down the canyon.

"Little children, keep yourselves from idols. " This. Golden Text from 1 John sets the theme for this week's Bible lesson on " Matter" to be read in all Christian Science churches this. Sunday.

Movies: The place where people talk behind your back.

WrEos WEEDS WEEDS

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