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America's Tinest Newspaper � ALPINE SUN� Best Climate, in US by.Government Report Vol. 18 No. 14 Alpine, Calif. 92001 Friday, Apr. 4-', 1969 10¢ FIRST COUPLE IN ALPINE VILLAGE NEW OWNER AT ALPINE COTTAGES Here is the first couple to move into The 22 units on 2 acres known as the fine new Alpine Village, the adult Alpine Cottages, 2250 Alpine Blvd. apartment complex abuilding on the has just been acquired by Harry Coates old Vineyard hill, with address of 2055 of Western States Realty in EC. Sale was Arnold Way (445-4500). as of April 1. Mrs. Marjory Dady, for-They are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Eng- merly of Phoenix, took over as manager. land, from SD. At right is the resident Jameson and his wife Carna, who had manager, Duane Cracola, who, with managed the place, left for a vacation. his wffe, is about the busiest man in Sefler was Wheaton C�llege, a reli-town getting people moved in and super- gious group of Wheaton, 11. , which intending the many problems that come received the gift property on an annuity up every minute. _,_,......, basis from the builder, Mrs. Kate Carl­

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strom, who lives in one house back of the units. No price was disclosed. "We feel Alpine is a good place to own property now", Coates told the Sun when giving details of the sale and tak­ing a subscription, "the place has a big future." Have you noticed how the rain and CORDRY PLACE IS SOLD sun have brought out lots of beautiful Mr. &Mrs. Jerry Butts have purchased blue wild lilac around thia area? Marie the 4-acres and house on Glen.Oaks Dr. Fuller, of Arnold Way reports a gorgeous from Wm. Cordry, reports Betty Hodges blooming bush in front of their house. 1 of Alpine Realty, who made the sale. Tune Clarke Irvine on Physical Fitness, Radio 860, XEMO, 3:15 & 11:15 PM Sundays

OFFERS EASTER BEAUTY SPECIAL Mrs. Eva McGuffie, a regular Sun

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ALPINE VILLAGE OPENED On April 1 power and gas were turned

on in the new Alpine Vilfage and furnit­ure moved in to some of the houses, re­ports Duane and Odessa Cracola, in charge. They are now living in the mana­ger's quarters, and the office has re­placed the temporary trailer booking rental office.

The Cracolas have worked for A uren Pierce, developer, before, having run the Park Madison for three years in EC, At presstime the roads were being paved and soon the area will be landscaped.

NEW FOLKS LIKE ALPINE John Stingle, retired newsman of LA

who has wintered here, with his dau­ghter Marilyn Lee, has moved from Willowside Terrace, to one of the Smith Cottages, 1548 Olivewood Lane.

Mrs. Lee is an author's writer, keeps busy on many MSS, was for years on the LA Examiner where she conducted a youth page.

For Easter vacation she is entertain­ing her cousin, little Miss Ruth Ann Her­man, 10, of Pasadena, who likes Alpine fine, wants to ride a horse.

TAX DEADLINES APPROACHING State and federal income taxes are

due, postmarked before 5 p. rn. on Tues. April 15. But county taxes are due April 10, next Thursday.

Pat Naud of the H& R Block, Income Tax Office, 2140 Alpine Blvd. reports that the final two weeks of taxtime as usual keeps her more than busy.

BUNNY HOP AT STALLION OAKS Not that the Descanso guest ranch has

been hibernating, but spring is every­where, and for fue Easter weekend Ed Torgersen, owner, and Tony Hutchins, manager, are staging a big Bunny hop tomorrow night, music by the "Emotions".

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KIWANIS BREAKFAST LOOKS GOOD Everything is all ready for the annual

Easter Breakfast in the school auditorium, says Pres. Luther Mohr. W. S. Collier, hea'1 chef and his crew have everything ready. They look for a bumper crop of appetites.

Victuals will be served from 8 to 12. Adults $1., kids 7 to 12, 50¢ and tots to age 6,- only 35¢. The stunt is worthy: to raise funds for youth activities.

3 ONLY 11 DAYS TO TAX TIME!

Pat Naud, manager of the busy H&R . Block Income Tax Service office, 2140 Alpine Blvd., says time is running out for getting 1968 returns in before dead­line April 15. Nuf sed!

Wife, laden with packages, to hus­band: "I'll tell you what happened to the. next e�g. This old hen got tired of s1 ttrng on lt.

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�ui10RIAL � 'Z.'\ COST OF FOOD, MONEY, LUMBER, TOO HIGH! cost of a typical home by about $2, 000, the Congressman testified. Recently banks jumped prime in­ter�st rate to 7½o/o-- approaching usury­�hich means that mortgage interest nses also. Our Congressman, Lionel Van Deer­lin, D-SD, former news and TV report­er, and a staunch booster for this area says that these soaring costs are '"threa't­ening to price average SD county folks out of the homebuying market'". He told the House Subcommittee on Housing that "matters are reachin� the desperation point;" submitted testimony in response to an invitation by the sub­committee, _which is i�v�stigating pro­blems besettmg the buildmg industry. "The cost of lumber once accounted for about 6½o/o of the price of a home,'" Van Deerlin said. "Now it represents nearly 13o/o. " And in a recent 14-day period, the price of lumber in Califor­nia shot up $10 per 1000 board feet, or 7 o/o, In the past year, increases in lumber and wood products have boosted the Alpine 1 s Fine Weather High 88, Ave. High 82 [ow 46, Ave. Low 52 No rain, Sea. 20 , 65 Elev. 2000 Ft. Population 4, 000 Where the Sunshine Spends the Year ALPINE SUN America's Tiniest Newspaper 445-2415 or 445-2394 2255 Tavern Road, Rt. 1, Box 189 Alpine, SD Co., ca. 92001 Published weekly on Friday 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publ. AOPA 194347 Alice Irvine, Art & Composition Printed & Produced on the Ranch 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine. Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal ads on 11-12- 59 in superior court, No. 238120,

"The trend is obvious - and ominous, " he said. '" Fewer people are going to be able to buy homes, and many honest contractors will be driven out of bus­iness when they cannot make good on wildly fluctuating material costs." He said Congress has a duty to pro­tect both buyers and builders from the "devastating effects" of inflation. ·Every month the food index goes up. A few short years ago we thought a nickle for an apple was high but now a big apple costs 15¢ or more! And all fruits and produce are higher than ever. Well do I remember the soaring prices just before that tragic Oct. 29, 1929 when the depression bit and so many jumped out of windows. Perhaps it might be well to be pre­pared for the worst in this present sit­uation. Maybe everyone should dig a cellar and stock it against a day when bread could go to $1 a loaf! Which reminds me, now is a good time to start a little garden so you won't have to pay 29¢ it is for a head of sprayed lettuce!- Cl READER HAS SOME SCHOOL VIEWS Dear Editor: I appreciate Mr. Wm. F. House's concern about the forthcoming school board election, but wouldn't Mr. House and other interested voters like to ask the candidates some questions concern­ing the Alpine School District? These candidates are running for the Alpine School Board, not the University of California! Sincerely. Betty Brooks We know a woman who married 4 times, Her 1st was a millionaire, the 2nd an actor, the 3rd a preacher and the .4th an undertaker. '"One for the money,'" you see. "Two for the show. Three to get ready. And four to go.'"

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6 NEW LAW FOR WRITE-INS Anyone running for school board ?f­fice as a write-in candidate, must file a declaration with the registrar of voters 5 days prior to electi?n, �ams th� county superintendent s office. This is a new rule. If no declaration, no votes counted. STALLION OAKS RESTAURANT & BARO Oescansu 445-4179

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' YC NEEDS YOUNG HELP The Youth Center is looking for two capable young men to help with the sports activities during the YC summer program."It's a good chance to earn some casfi and have fun at the same time" says Al Adams, prexy of the organiza · . tion. The assistants will be working with a full time director who will see tfiat A 1 pine area children will have a well· rounded program of arts, crafts and sports to keep them busy five days a week. All area children from 5 and up are wel­come at the program during the months of July and August" say officials. The only requirement is a$1. annual mem­bership card which may be purchased at the summer program if your family does no l already have theirs. FLORIST MOVES TO REA SHOP Chas. & Barbara Roberson, owners of EC Florist, have just moved to the nice little building formerly Granny's Kitchen, 176 Rea Ave. It was almost a florist shop with its many decorations. There is plenty of parking, too. "We are happy to serve Alpine and the back country" , they say, also have the FTD wire service for flowers any­where. . GOP FOLKS SLATE MEETING The Alpine- Mt. Empure CRA has set a meeting for Monday, April 7, in the school auditorium at 8 pm, says Louis Landt, chairman. Luther Mohr, manager of Security Bank will give a talk on "Inflation, How to Stretch Your Fixed Income" . Be a Sun advertiser, it pays I Your Co11plete Fashlo1 Specialty Shops Revolving Charge Accounts

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WINNERS IN OPTIMIST ORA TORY Here are the six young men that spo�e to the Optimist Club last week in th_eu sp�ech �ontest. From left: Randy H�ne, first; B�ll Wooldridge, Chas. Timson, Kevrn Bunn, third; Richard Handy, second, and John Ingalls. Judges were Hazel Hohanshelt Mrs Herbert Woolley, J. R. Cooney, ; n d • Andy Rehberger.

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8 AMBULANCE SERVICE OFFERED SENIORS PAY HONOR TO IKE In order to evade the high costs of Emma Holmes, president, Alpine public ambulances, Peter Dart, of Cam- Lively Oaks, at Monday's session had po, who operates a subscription service I the club observe a minute of silence in for the Mt. Empire, was in Alpine last . memory of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, week checking out the possibility of est- i former president and chief of all forces ablishing such a service here. , in WW2, reports Nola Brabazon, club " Cost is only $ 20 a year per family" , publicist. he says, " which allows three calls in They welcomed back John Reynolds the year" . He adds that at least 500 who was hospitalized, were also glad members must sign before the service to learn that Erna Earle is home, and can be started. doing fine. Burt Cassidy told some Dart will appear before the Monday jokes, enjoyed by the 17 members on meeting of Veterans of WWI in Fuller hand. Hostesses were Mrs. Martin H all to explain details. he plans to Backstan and Mrs. Monte Werner. Card speak to other groups soon. Details may games were enjoyed. be had by addressing him P. O. Box 216, On April 20 they will attend a Campo, Ca. 92006, or phone 478-5375. " thank you tea" for the Senior citizens' queen, Mrs. Gracie Morley in Coronado, . members going by charter bus. Details Classified ads only 2 lines, 75¢. from Mrs. Jim Pinkerton, 445- 3865. Water Wells P U M P S SALES • • • • • SERVICE Water Wells Drilled STOCKTON PUMP & MACHINE 311 N. 2nd, El Cajon 444-2672

UNIQUE ART AT LIBRARY F OR APRIL Katherine Chene spent several hours arranging her many specimens of " Opera­tion Salvage" in the library for this month's art exhibit, says Mrs. Elizabeth West, librarian. The display is quite unique, being made up mostly of sal­vaged items that attract attention. Picture in next issue. AL P I N E M EAT Co .

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BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS ALPINER Saturday night fri.ends of Donna Schwenck gathered at the home of Cecile & Celeste Irvine, Tavern Rd. and showered her with many beauti­ful gifts. Donna is getting married June 20tn to Norman Dickman of EC. , is a student at SD State College. Seated next to Donna is Marion Bell and Sheri J erney in corner.

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.. .. x ,.,. ,,, The Alpine section of freeway "has put us several minutes closer to Alpine, and better to San Diego, and when the next two stretches are done, we'll prac­tically be in Alpine ! " , says Ed Torger ­sen, of Stallion Oaks Guest Ranch. Descanso. Bob and Glo Newton and two child­ren spent last weekend in Laguna Beach where they attended a unique party for Glo's sister-in-law, Dasa Cutkomp, who Just became an American citizen 1:hey enjoyed their trip and had a grand time. �-----------------------

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Tomorrow the entire group will be entertained at the Richara Sayers home in La Mesa, former Alpiners. Mrs. Ben­ton's husband Clifford, flew down for Easter and all will return home Monday.

The Joe Lymans have moved to one of the nice new Alpine Village houses from the Foss Road property of Mrs. Cordon. That place was rented to Mrs. Donald O'Dale, from Norfolk, Va. O ' ­Dale i s in the USN in Vietnam. Anna Jerney of Alpine Realty handled the deal.

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One new firm i here , Ron Leitch 's I C . I . D . Propa ne Service, 2353 A lpine Blvd. , says he's so busy he just can't keep up with business !

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"We see a great upsurge in business for Al'pine since the freeway is open" , says Leitch, who has been in the gas bus­iness for quite a few years.

" Have you ever been to the zoo? " the boss asked his new hired hand

" No, sir. " "You should go, you'd get a kick

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Volunteer fire­men, let by Chief Dale Bennett, did a Pine job of hand­ling the fire which consumed the Miller place Sun­day.

The Millers lost all they had as they were not at home at the time.

"I saw the smoke and heard the siren" Mrs. Miller said , " as I was visiting at the Convalescent Center at the time" .

Their son Char­les was lucky as his ham radio set and equipment were in the garage, which was not ourned.

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C ustomer: n Say waitress, take this coffee away. It's like mud. "

He: If you refuse me, I'll hang my­self right in front of your door.

She: N 01 no, you know how father detests your hangmg around here.

W aitress: " W ell, it was ground just this morning. "

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Cost for this service on a yearly basis i s $20 . per family per year . Three ambulance call s per year will be honored without additional c o st. If a suf­fic ient number of familie s in Alpine are intere sted , local ambulance service c ould become a realty.

In order to have this service which require s 500 o r m o r e member s , please s ign up for : this at once , �hen you are c alled upon when details will be explained

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By the Duuble C ' · If you want to watch the Lakeside

Rodeo Queen contest, be at the school gym tomorrow at 1. The following en­tered: Petty Sattler, Karen Nelson, Holly Riding, Stacy Robinson, Brenda Hartman, Terry Plympton, Victoria Young, Justine Curtis, all from Lake­side, and Linda Rushing, only entry from Alpine.

The rodeo is scheduled for April 17 -19 , in conjunction with the Lakeside Family F air. Proceeds will help com­plete El Cap's stadium. We helped on many money raising projects for this stadium and are happy to see it nearly finished even though we graduated two years ago.

Steve and Stacy King moved from their home on Tavern Road to El Cajon. They took their horses and are mem -b ers of Alpine Riding Club. They sold their home and business to Doug Ben­son and his family.

Don ' t forget the pony show tomorrow . in Lakeside at the Tumbleweed ring. entry fees are $2. It is approved by the SD County Exhibitors' Assn. and the Junior Horsemen. Should be interesting with Rocky Wright judging.

Ginny Blanton, former Alpiner, was going to a horseshow_ Sunday when a_ truck and trailer whipped on a turn m El Cajon and ran her off the road. She w as towing two of her horses and luck­ily didn't turn over. She and the horses w ere slightly injured but nothing per­manently.

John Hendricks bought the nice sad­dle Maureen Carrell had for sale in the last issue. It was a real buy too.

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W e have never been at an Easter Sun­rise Service but would like to go. Sev­eral Alpiners always attend the one held in Lakeside and now the Crest riders are scheduling one for Sunday starting at 5; Hope it is a nice, clear day. Rev. Wood­house will preside over the services. We would try to go to one of them but are not going to oe home Sunday.

We just learned that members of El Cap's stadium fund are staging an all­day gymkhana show the 12, and Sunday an equitation show at Tumbleweed ring. Gymkhana entry fees are $1. per class. Sunday's show is $2. to enter with Rusty Hunter judging.

Nikki and Bob Menconi brought home their Appaloosa stud Polka Dot Panda Monday afternoon. We weren't home or would have gotten bis picture for this issue.

Alpine Riding Club has planned a ride and barbecue today starting at the Scully house with the riding going to the river and then back for food at their house on Tavern. Sounds like fun but we will be looking at the Grand Canyon for the first time we hope. We had planned on going to Oregon but just didn' t have the time so will go when school is out.

Interested in Arabian horses? If you are, there is a beautiful show going on today thru Sunday at the Del Mar Fair­grounds. More than 1, 000 entries have 5een booked so far and it is a benefit for the Pop Warner Football Club.

The show will have a complete va · riety of western and English classes and a special 200th Anniversary costume class, and a parade of champions plus the Sunday costume classes when the horses and riders will be decked out in exotic Arabian attire,

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Now that the rains seem to ha v'e eased- - for awhile anyhow- -work is going ahead well on the 152-space Vista !pine Mobile Home Estates, 2400 Alpine Blvd.

Shown work­ing on electrical installations for the fine recreation hall, is the elec­tric and plumbing contractor, right, Lee Grooms, of Santa Ana. At left is his as_sistant,

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Date they hope to have first trailers in is May 10 , if no more rain delays. Pavers are ready to blacktop all drive · ways and spaces, and Pacific Telephone is winding up installations, reports Resident Manager, W m. Burrell.

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16 WWl BARRACKS IN 7th ANNIVERSARY

The Auxiliary of Mt, Barracks, 2716, announce that the president, Ann Jenkins, of the 6th District, will be here for her yearly inspection. All members and of­ficers are urged to be present.

The Barracks and Auxiliary will cele­brate its 7th year with a potluck at noon, April 7 in F�ller Hall �nd_ all WWl vets, wives and widows are invited, Please bring a covered dish, salad or desert and your own table service. · Meat will be provided by the Aux-iliary. For details call Tina Griswold,

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Someone remarked: " The freeway has not made Alpine into a ghosttown, but a town ! "

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Here is- the large, well appointed recreation hall at Alpine Village which is now open. The genial managers Duane Cracola andnis wife are shown, with the huge fireplace at the back wall. The handsome furnishings are from Gustafson's in SD and Robert Gustafson, who lives in Palo Verde, saw to it that the setup was in keeping with the Spanish rrntif which will be used through­out the 290 units, 77 of which are near­ing completion.

The Cracola ' s son, Wayne Doubrava, is an air traffic controller a! Lindbergh

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FREE ESTIMATES

Phone: 443-4333 LAKESIDE

Field, being there a year after training at Gillespie.

The building is equipped with kitchen, card rooms and so on, and will be the scene of many jolly parties as the village is settled

Rev. Jim Graves, pastor of Claire­mont So. Baptist Church, is substituting for a few weeks at the First Baptist Church of Alpine, Tavern at Arnold, while the Rev. Caddell is on leave due to health problems.

17 GAS KILLS GIRLS IN CAMPER

Deadly monoxide seeping into a cam­per apparently killed Kerry, 4, and Cindy, 5, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle D. Jacquot, of SD while en route from Santee to Descanso where they discovered the tragedy. They were on their way to a weel<end campout, stopped to check the sisters. CHP officers failed with oral resuscitation. Later in EC Valley Hospital they were prouounced dead.

Note- It is against the law to ride in a trailer, perhaps campers should be in­cluded, or some means should be used to test for gas while underway. -Ed.

PFC Phillip P. Miller, 20, USA, son of the Jack B. Hendersons of Alpine, has been assigned to the 198th Inf. Brigade, near Chu Lai, Vietnam.

Alpine Printing Co.

SPECIAL- 500 name & address labels $1 . postpaid.

2251½ Alpine Blvd. p. o. Box 204 445-4051

All Types of

I N S U R AN C E Home - Commercial - Industrial

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

442 - 8871

P E R CY H . G O OD WI N C o . �90 N , · Magn o l i a , E l Ca j on

COME AND ENJOY THE

K IWAN I S A N N U A L

Easte r Breakfast From 8 to 12

ALPINE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Adult s $ 1 . Children 7 to 12 , 50¢ , to age 6 , 3 5 ¢

Benef i t Youth Act i v i t i es Program

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" Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life ! "

Trailer & Camper Service & Repairs

Mobil Home Towing

TRAILE R SU P PL Y

1540 E. Main St, , El Cajon, 442- 0971

A l pin e

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Reasonable Rates Depending on care required

445- 2644 or 445-2645 2 1 2 1 Alpine Bl� 445 - 2 7 7 1

LNG COMES TO ALPINE VILLAGE Alpine does not realize it, but it has

a big gas tank, as shown here. It is one of those new LNG (liqueified natural gas) installations of SDG&E south of Alpine Village, where residents are daily mov ing in.

For LNG it requires special tanks and equipment which workers are adjusting When natural gas comes to the area in a few years, heaters and ranges will no have to be changed , because LNG is the same pressure as ordinary gas- - not pro pane.

OPEN MEETING TUESDAY On Tuesday, April 8 at 7 :30 pm,

there will be a school board OPEN CAN­DIDATE MEETING at the school audi­torium.

" Here is an opportunity for voters and parents to personally question the six candidates and hear their views" says the Alpine PT A and League of Women Voters, who are sponsoring the event.

Our tax system is base·d on the law of supply and demand. We supply the amount, the tax collector's demand.

Carl's Boo t & Leather Shop SA D OLES - TACK - SU PPLIE_S - CHAPS T O ORDER 1 276 N , Second, E l Caj on ll,4,2-3027

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CESARIOS VISIT FORMER HOME

Mr. & Mrs. ArtGUr Cesario, who lived here several years, now of Tucson, were here last week visiting friends and refatives.

Here they are painting the sign on their corner, Tavern Road and Arnold Way, which is for lease. They owned the old white 2- story house, a pioneer structure, but sold it. They still retain some acreage here, . keep abreast of happenings by taking the Sun. "No doubt about it" says Cesario, "Alpine now has a great future with the freeway" .

POOL TOURNAMENT STARTS TODAY Charlie Lantz, owner of Club Alpine

started his 15-week long pool tourney today, with play slated for every Friday night. He just bought $145 wortb of trophies, each with a pool ball num -bered 1 to 15. In the finals the winner gets a nice wall clock. Club Alpine 1s at 2502 Alpine Blvd.

Bert Fuller, Veterans' officer here, while watering his lawn, stumbled on some rocks, fell , broke 2 ribs, as dis­closed by the xray at Dr. Robt. Burak's office Wednesday afternoon.

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A miss is as good as a mile, but you can have a lot more fun with a miss !

N O W O P E N ALPINE

E & R AUTO PAR TS 445 - 4 9 6 4

2 2 5 1 Alpine Blvd.

" PAINT U P FOR EAS T E R " We Now Have Beverlee 's 5 · Hour Antiqueing Kits

.. AJ._ary Carter Paints 240 W. Main, El Cajon 444- 2316

Florist

''!J� POT TED PLANT S

, EAST E R LILIE S

6J3 T U LIPS - EVER Y T HING

�" 443- 1 066 / 1 067 Eve s . 2 2 2 - 1 892

9 9 34 Maine Ave . , Lake side

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Only Americans have mastered the art of being prosperous although broke.

A L P I N E PLUMBING

N EW CON STRUCTION & REPAIRS Licensed & Insured

2604 W . Victoria Dr. 445-4114

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DELIVERED IN EL CAJON $1 , 9 94 . 00

Plus Sales Tax & License

4 4 2 - 0 2 0 1

850 EL CAJON BLVD.

GUSTAF SON HAS MODEL DISPLAY Bob Gustafson, local resident, of the

large furniture firm in SD that adver­tises in the Sun, working with Auren Pierce, developer of Alpine Village, the 290- unit adult apartment project fiere, has furnished tastily one, a model home, which is being shown daily by the Vil ­lage managers, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cracola.

Shown here is Pierce, left, with his co - developer, Norman J. Dahn. Gustaf­son has each room beautifully appointed, from furniture to pictures and smallest details.

This week the two firms are jointly going into the city papers with large ads telling of the proiect, first 77 units now nearing completion with a dozen or more moving in this week.

Be a subscriber, only $,3. a year.

HORSE .

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. . . JOE M. LOFTIN RT, 1 , Box 4 1 5 , ALPINE. CALIF. 9 200 1

PRICES TRI M MING $!1.00 SHOEING $ 1 2 ,00 CORRECTIVE PHONE 44!5,487.2 SHOEING $ 1 !5.00 ALPINE. CALIF.

ANCIENT HOUSE AND GUMS RAZED

When Standard Oil Co. , starts bi!lilding shortly on the corner, A lpine Blvd. & S. Mar- • shall , gone will be this old steep­roofed house re­cently vacated by Bill Brown, real tor, standing in fore­ground. It is thought to be built in the 1880 's , and the eucalyptus trees, perhaps planted earlier on the old wagon road.

A lpine Tree Service , Tucker & �� Sons, are felling . , the giants which become firewood at their yard up the street.

Many people have taken pieces of shake roofing, boards and other me­mentos of the old place.

. Subscribe to the Sun, only $3. a year.

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STALLION OAKS ADDS 60 ACRES Ed Torgersen, owner of Stallion Oaks

Guest Ranch, Boulder Creek Road, Des· canso, just bought 60 acres adjoining his place for $55 , 000, Seller was Ham­ilton McKelvey, to Torgersen and Rax­mont Howard. They plan to develop the property as a large resort. r-----------�-------·------------..;..

C . I .D . P ROPANE LOCAL I NDE PENDENT

2 3 5 3 A l p i n e B lv . 4 4 5 - 48 4 0

Now Handli ng FEDDERS Air Condi tioner s

I nstal lations & Se rvice By

SHAFERS HEATERS & COOLI NG OF EL CAJON

1 . P r i c e s f ro m $ 1 3 4 .9 5 . . . • :·---------------------------------1

22 Oou,,, TAI.K By Cecile and Celeste Irvine Here is a chance to win your weight in ice cream if you are 6 to 10 years old. The SD Milk Council is sponsor­ing a contest this month for writing the best " Why I like Milk" letter to tiiem. 25 runners-up will attend a " Kid -Pleasing Breakfast" at the SD Zoo, Saturday, April 12, followed by a tour a nd a Skifari ride. Entries can be of any length, but must be postmarked by today April 4, They will be judged on the basis of originality, thoughtfulness, and age of entrant. Mail entries to SD Milk Council, 304 Ivy St. , San Diego 92101. Winners will be notified by mail. Ward Cushing says a nice husky- like little dog, without tags came to his home and if the owner doesn" t show up, he will keep the animal. It is too bad people drop off dogs and ca ts instead of taking them to the pound. BROWN REALTY CO.

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445 - 26 3 1 2249 Alpine Blvd. � � r·,, d:1 (--,: ' � I

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All you kids between the ages of 4-9, be at the Youth Center Sunday at 2 and try your luck at finding the golden Easter Eggs, plus colored ones, that the 4H Amigos hid all around the area there. Nice prizes await the lucky ones. JoAnn Villa is busy this week with the new little lamb she got from Mrs. Jerney for her 4H project. Her parents helped make the pen for the animal and now she has her hands full taking care of the steer and now the lamb. Cecile and I gave Donna Schwenck a nice bridal shower at our home Fri · day night and she received some very useful gifts. Donna is engaged to Norman Dickman and they are getting married June 20. Mark Schutzer 's sister Cathy is fly · ing down tomorrow to spend her Easter vacation with them, then they are all driving back to Reseda on Sunday to spend the holiday with his parents. Mary A nn Hatcher moved to Whittier to make her home with her sister and brother- in- law , likes it very much. Nancy Mitchell had a baby girl last "".et:k in Arkansas where she and Billy llve. They named her Monica Marie. Nancy used to work in the Western Wear when they were living in Alpine, will be remembered by quite a few Alpiners. Yvonne Randall is expecting her husband Randy home this weekend from · Vi�tnam,. says it has been a hng, long wait but. 15_ gl_ad he came through with­out any mJunes. Doctor (impantintly): Don' t you know that my office hours are from three to five? " Patient: I do, doctor. But the dog that bit me didn't . A L P I N E [RexatQ PHARMAc v

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J· ¢ SALE NOW GOING ON Prescription Specialists - Cosmetics 2109 Alpine Blvd. 445-2488

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KIWANIS ORA TORY WINNERS Here are four young students who won trophies in the recent Kiwanis oratorical contest, from left: Debbie Dana, David Widmer, Chris Fay and Andra Wilson, with Teacher Joan Mc­Queen in middle. They spoke before the club at its Saturday breakfast last week in the Log Cabin Cafe, where they meet every Saturday at 7. TRACTOR FLIPS, KILLS MA N Frederick Gilbert, 44, of 3874 Mt. Blackburn in SD, was working on a tractor at his rental place, 1511 Alpine Terrace, Wednesday afternoon when it turned over on him, going down a 10' bank. He was pinned underneath, rescued by Lutz' Garage and Alpine Fire Dept. A n ambulance took him to EC Valley Hospital where he was DOA on arrival.

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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burrell, managers · of Vista Alpine Mobilhome Estates, have been entertaining her cousin Mrs. Minna Mueller, of Falls City, Nebr. She has not seen her since she was 16 , and they enjoyed a month's visit here. � EASTE R �

F L O W E R S

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Charles & Barbara Roberson 1 7 6 Rea Ave. 442 - 6688

iii F O R SHAPLIER SHAPE S � Maidenf or m B r as & G os s ard B r as Maidenfor m Panty Gir�l es & Real F orm. Girdl es Alpine Hardware & Dept. Store ,

, 1 2 2 18 Alpine Blvd. 445-2406 Alpine , C alif.

24 WILL TRY FORMING VFW POST

Frank Forneris has slated a meeting in Fuller Hall for Wed. April 9 at 7: 30 in an endeavor to form a post of Vet­erans of Foreign War s. W. E. Sinclair, past commander, 1964- 5, of Encanto Post 6847, will be here to explain de­tails, objects and so on.

"All veterans interested are invited to be present" says Forneris, who may be reached for details at 445-4533.

TORGERSEN ST ARTS TRAIL RIDES With exuberant spring in the air,

Stallion Oaks Guest Ranch in Descanso, says owner Ed Torgersen, is starting some exciting early morning rides. April 5, 7, 9, 11 & 12, they saddle up at 6: 30, ride an hour, then back for a whopping ranch breakfast. At 8 they start out again, returning 1½ hours later. "Reservations are needed", says Tony Hutchins, manager, 445-4179.

A mother received her son's college bills and was discussing them with her husband. "Look dear, " she said, " its the languages that cost so much: Scotch, $ 50.

Kip's Cafe F I N E C H I N E S E F OOD

Delicious - Oriental • Exotic Orders to go - Also Home Delivery

Closed Monday - Free Delivery 1058 E. Main El Cajon 442-1211

E l Cajon Awning

& Mfg. Co. Alpine Re pr e sentative

Lee Widme r , 445-4 1 7 1

AWNINGS - CABANAS - SCREENED ENCLOSURES

I For

Mobil Homes - Patios - Residences COME IN AND SEE OUR SHOW

ROOM DISPLAY 845 El Cajon Blvd. , El Cajon

· 442 - 3 3 0 1

DEL MAR FAIR BOOKS BIG SHOWS Free entertainment in the grandstand

at the 1969 So. Calif. Expo in Del Mar, June 25 July, 6 , has been signed , re ports R. J . 0 Connor, manager.

Heading the talent is good old Jim­my Durante, Dale Robertson, Poncie Ponce, the Hawaiian TV star, support­ed by the Romanos, a family bike act, and Rudy and Annie , a laughable jug ­gling team, plus the Far Western Roaeos featuring top riders and ropers .

. Everything is shaping up nicely for this, t�e 80tli annual SD County fair, says O Connor.

SD COUPLE BUILD, MOVE HERE Jas. Badami and his wife Sue, who

have lived in SD for 21 years, coming out from St. Louis, comp! eted build­ing their nice home at 1725 Foss Road, moved in Wednesday.

Badami is a bread man with Weber Baking Co. , in SD, bought the 1- 1/3 acres some time ago, and are delighted to make their home here.

BEESON TRUCK DRIVER ESCAPES Last week Rodney Cruse, 23, driving

one of Beeson Disposal Service's big trucks escaped injury when wet earth on oiled road above Honey Hill let go, turning the truck over.

"We were really lucky" Benson told the Sun, "for Rodney was unhurt and it just bent the rear- view mirror when it went over the 6' bank".

Judge: "Did you have control of the car at the time of the accident?"

Man: "No sir, My wife was with me."

Nut,if ion C,111,, Your Health Food Store

1 62 E • Ma i n 4-4-2-72 1 2

M r. & Mrs. H . A . G i l l i es

COMPL 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

NEW FAMILY ENJOYS ALPINE March 21 the Sun reported the arrival

of the Benton family to 2358 Tavern Rd. , where they bought tbe King Meat Proces sing firm and tl:ie house on 3. 2 acres, originated by Virgil Wake some years ago.

Here is the Benson family after en­_ j oyin� breakfast Sunday, from left: Doug s father, Alfred E . (Bennie) Ben­son, detective on the EC Police Dept. , his daughter, Barbara Jean, 15, Mrs. Emma Benson, Peggy, Doug's wife, and Doug; and in front, their two kiddies, Mickie Lynn, 5, and Doug, jr. , 8, with pets. They are in front of one of two new 15xl5 foot refrigeration boxes which take care of added volume to the �s­iness, now known as Alpine Meat o.

" We are equipped to do fast freezing" says Doug, "and can handle almost any­thing in this line and at competitive prices".

Some people's voices are hard to ex­tinguish over the phone.

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TODAY ON YOUR CALENDAR The sun rises at 5:32, sets at 6: ll.

Full moon was April 2, which gives you some lovely moonlight nights- - if the clouds and fog do not intrude .. March came in like a lion, went out really like a lamb. Anyhow Alpine's fine wea­ther is back again and being enjoyed .

I H A P P Y

EASTE R i

E v e l y n ' s

B E A UTY SHOP PERMANENTS FROM $6. 50 UP

Make your appointment now for YOUR EASTER PERMANENT

Closed Tuesday 444-4294 2030 Crest Dr. Suncrest

GET THOS E WEEDS ! All Type s of Mowers From 2 - Wheele r s to Tractors

Valler Equipment & Tra iler Renta ls 12839 Hwy 80 El Cajon 444 - 2893

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. " You say the doctor left a sponge rn you after your operation? Do you have any pain?"

" No, but I sure get thirsty . "

CHATEAU M I N I MART Formerly Alpine Outpost GROCERIES • SUNDRIES Beer, Wine & Beverages

4008 Willows Rd. 445- 3139 (Frontage Road)

M�Kie Realty Elsie Hoffman, Associa re

P. O. Box 398, Alpine 2355 Alpine Blvd. 445- 2217

L I ST I N G S W A N T E D " Before You Sell or Buy See McKie"

McG U F F I E ' S S U N D R I E S Medical Preparations - Vitamins

Foun tain lunch Greeting Cards - Cosmetics

l PAY LIGHT & PHONE BILLS HERE Current Magazines

2363 Alpine Blvd. 445- 2121 '

LEGAL NOTICE 47178 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING

BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME It is hereby certified that the undersigned are trans•

acting business in Alpine, County of San Diego, . State of California, under a fictitious name, or a designation not showing the names of the persons interested there­in, towit:

Alpine Tree Service 2514 Alpine Blvd, Alpine, Ca. 92001

WITNESS our hands this 27th day of March, 1969 I. Henry I. Tucker

2514 Alpine Blvd. 2. W m. I. Tucker

2514 Alpine Blvd. 3, Thomas J. Tucker

2514 Alpine Blvd. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OP SAN DIEGO ss On this 27 day of March, 1969, before me Ginger Wese­Joh, a Notary Public : for s a i d County and State duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Henry I. Tucker, William I. Tucker and Thomas J. Tucker known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the wirhin instrument, a n d acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my official seal the day and year in this certifi-cate firsr above written.

Ginger Weseloh Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission Expires Sept, 23, 1972

Alpine sun, A pril 4, 11, 18, 25, 1969

. NICE PUBLICITY F OR ALPINE As told recently in the Sun, the

· SDG&E Lite Lines, is sending out to all patrons with billing, this month their cu�e little l�fflet featuring this �rea. It is_ h�fde_d A Community We Serve: Alpine with a drawing and sketches of two horses, on the next page.

The Sun had the pleasure of driving Don Everbe_rg, who prepared the story, a_round A_lpine, a�d delving into its files for informat10n which he used to good advantage. A nice tribute, indeed.

KITE CONTEST AT McCALL'S Mrs. Ann Ferguson, teacher at Mc­

c_a�l 's R�nch School, is having some ex­cltin� k�te flying contests for the young­s ters in intermediate grades.

In the_ one j_ust finished Nickey Nacca, 11, was first; _Richard Franklin, IO, second, and Harold Pitt, 11, made third. More co�tests will be flown, the tournament going from March 28 to April 7 during fue liolida y.

The school now has 40 students en­rolled, 1st grade through 10th, says Blanche McCall, principal .

OPTIMISTS INST ALL NEW MEMBERS Last week LeoJ,,:1anolakos, prexy of

Alpine Optimist lub installed four new recruits: Andy Andermath, Ben Hale, Jack Young and Ray Bauman. Torn Nichols was put in previously, and two more are to be installed shortly.

LEGAL NOTICE

33392A CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

It is hereby certified that the undersigned is trans­acting business in Alpine, County of San Diego, State of California, under a fictitiqus name, or a designation not showing . the name (s) of the person (s) interested therein, tow1t:

Alpine TV 2357 Alpine Blvd, Alpine Calif, 92001

WITNESS my hand on this 26th day of March, 1969 I. Howard R. Range

1592 South Grade Rd, Alpine, Calif. 92001 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss On this 25 day of March, 1969, before me R, B,James, County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of San Diego, per-,anally appeared Howard R. Range, known to me to be the person whose name ls su6scrlbed to the within lnstn,ment, and acknowledged to me that he execut­ed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Superior Court the day and year in this Certificate first above writren.

R. B. James, County Clerk By. W , H, Welner, Deputy

Alpine Sun, A pr11 4, 1 1 , 18, 25, 1969

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·«l- .. From earliest times, people with res­_::,:;j ==: :-:. piratory troubles came to Alpine for the

1� '"" relief its mild weather promised. To this ' day, the local newspaper, The Alpine

SPRING THIS YEAR is bringing more than blossoms to the rural community of Alpine. Sometime in April, massive road-building machines will complete Interstate 8 through the town, making it just 30 freeway miles from San Diego.

Although Alpine has become easier to reach due to road improvements over the years, it has always seemed remote from city life. The freeway will speed up development of the area, but Alpine is likely to remain a refuge for people who like fresh air and horses.

Homesteaders first settled in Alpine around 1860, when the community was known as the Viejas stop on the stage line from Lakeside to the gold mines at Julian. The name was derived from 4,180-foot Viejas Mountain, northeast of town. One of the settlers said the countryside reminded him of the Swiss Alps, and in 1900, the residents decided to change the name officially to Alpine Center.

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Sun, says on its masthead, "Best Cli­mate in the U.S. by Government Re­port." And the Sun's editor adds, "When the weather is bad here, it's worse everywhere else."

Horseback riding is a popular activ­ity, and the big event of the year is Vie­jas Days Horse Show ( May 10 and 11) which draws entries from as far awa; as Phoenix.

Despite its name, Alpine is not on a mountaintop. Elevation of the town ranges from 1,800 to 2,600 feet, which the Chamber of Commerce points out is above the fog, beyond the smog and, most of the time, below the snow level.

The 4,300 residents of Alpine include retirees, health seekers, poultry ranch­ers and local businessmen. Completion of the freeway should bring more people who will live in Alpine and commute to jobs elsewhere. As a consequence, the pace of housing construction has stepped up. Further gains to the economy are expected as newcomers are drawn by Alpine's relaxed country living.

28 I've been i n l o v e w i t h the same woman for 30 years. If my wife finds out, she'll kill .me. · Alpine Grading

& Equipment Rental

Fred Ru sh J ng

A l p i ne ��5-22 1 �

HORSE SHOEING Quality Work

ROB E R T WALKER

46 5 - 9 3 2 7 Ple a s e Call Afte r 6 P. M.

,_ Unde r Ne w Ma na ge me nt

C L U B A L P IN E 2502 Alpine Blvd, Charlie & John 445-953 1 Pool Tables - Coldest Beer Around

LEGAL NOTICE

47006 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME ,

It is hereby certified that the undersigne_d are trans· acting business in Alpine, County of San D1eg�, - State of California, under a fictitious name, or � designation not showing the name (s) of the person (s) i n t e r e s ted therein, rowit:

Alpine Meat Company 2358 Tavern Road, Alpine, Calif. 92001

WITNESS our hand on this 26th day of February, 1969 1. Douglas George Benson

2358" Tavern Road, Alpine Calif. 92001 (Mail: Rt. I, Box 81, Alpine, Calif. 92001)

2. Peggy Ann Benson 2358.Tavern Road, Alpine, Calif. 92001

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss O n this 5th dayof March, 1969, before me, the under­signed, a Notary Public forsaid County and State, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Douglas Geroge Benson and Peggy Ann Benson known to me. to be the persons whose names are subscnbed to the wllh· in instrument, and acknowledged to me that they ex· ecuted the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year 10 th 1 s certificate first above written.

Kathleen D. Phillips Notary Public in and for said County and Sta re My Commission Expires May _23, 1969

Alpine Sun, March 21, 28, Apnl 4, 11, 1969.

FIRE BURNS MILLERS OUT Sunday afternoon around 3:15 while Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Miller were out, the 2-bedroom home owned by A. R. Carlson of Gorden Real Estate, 955 S, Grade Road, burned almost to the ground taking with it most of the possessions of the Miller family. Only thing that was saved was son Charles ' ham radio equip­ment that was in the garage. Their beautiful, near new piano was gone, stereo and records, coin collections, etc. They have some insurance but said " not near enough to cover the loss" , They are looking for a home to take care of their immediate needs till something permanent can be secured. Mrs, Miller and her husband own and operate Alpine Printing Co. , 2251½ Alpine Blvd. TUCKERS CUTTING BIG OLD TREES Alpine Tree Service, the new bus­iness here, run by Henry Tucker and sons Wm. and Thomas, are busy remov­ing those tall, ancient eucalyptus from the corner of Alpine Blvd • . and S. Mar­shall, It is preparatory to the contractor starting construction of the new Chevron Station on the Bill Brown property. Quite an improvement, too. Policeman to driver going the wrong way down a one way street: 'Har,, where do you think you 're going? ' Driver: " I don't know, but I must be late-- everybody is coming back. "

LEGAL NOTICE

47086 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

It is hereby certified that the undersigned is trans­acting business in A I pine, County of San Diego, State of California, under a fictitious name, or a designation not showing the name (s) of the person (s) interested therein, towit:

Rockhyll Route I, Box 97

WITNESS my hand this 19th day of March, 1969. I . Barbara C. Johnson

739 E. Victoria Dr. (Rt. I, Box 97) STATE Cf CALIFORNIA COUNTY CF SAN DIEGO ss On this 19 day of March, 1969, before me, R.B. James, County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior <.Jourt ot ttie State of California for the County of San Diego, per · sonal!y appeared Barbara C. Johnson known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that she cxecut 4

ed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Superior Court the day and year in this Certificate first above written.

R. B. James, County Clerk By W. H. Weimer, Deputy

Alpine Sun, March 21, 28, April 4, 1 1 , 1969.

PO GOING MODERN Postmaster H.T. Magnussen has just installed numerous new and modern dis­tribution boxes, three being shown here for the route with Carrier Mike Lepage, left, and the substitute, ___ ....., Jimmy Rhea, caught by the Sun lensman one morning as they "workea up" the mail. They now have 600 boxes on the single route · · wliich should be two- -

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with 670 families, and 2000 patrons ! · It is 67 miles long, but extended t�m­porarily by 8 miles due to the closrng of Alpine Blvd. 52 issues of the Sun, only $3. It is easy to see why the large, new postoffice is badly needed here. A nd moreso with the opening this week of Alpine Village, and the big new trailer park to be ready next month, HATCH OFFERING REAL SPECIAL Clarke Hatch of the Chevrolet firm bearing his name in EC-- and a Sun ad­vertiser ever since opening years ago--is presenting a real special bargain, a new 1969 Nova coupe, delivered in EC for $1. 994, plux tax and license. Hatch, a flying buff, owns a fine Piper rwin Aztec. In the old days a man who died with his boots on was known as a " bad , guy". Now he's a pedestrian.

land list ings N .M . GR I E CO ,

Rea ltor 465-9900 7299 University Ave. La Mesa IJ�&-28 1 0

TOIi JUDD

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WESTERN WEAR Full Line of Boots , Clothing , Saddle s , Tack & Ac ce s s orie s

2 1 1 1 Alpine Blvd. Alpine Rexall Bldg . 44 5 - 27 3 9

30 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WOMAN DOMESTIC work mornings at McCall's Ranch School, 445- 2676. YOUNG MAN as camp counselor 3 :30 to 6, McCall's Ranch School, 445 - 2676 ·,

ALP I N E REA LTY Company

L I S T I N GS WANT E D HOMES - RANCHES - LAND 2175 Arnold Way . 445-3310 commercial - Residential - Mobile A I R COND I T I OM I N_G

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Trash & Garbage Mixed TWICE WEEKLY PICKUP Serving Harbison Canyon To Mt. Laguna Call 445- 3029 After 4:30 PM LEGAL NOTICE

47003 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

It is hereby cerrified that the undersigned is trans­acting business in Alpine, County of San Diego, State of California , under a fic , i tious name, or a designation not showing the name (s) of the person (s) i n t e r ested therein, towit:

Alpine Auto Supply 1945 Hwy 80, Alpine, Calif. 92001

WITNESS my hand. this 7th day of March, 1969, J. Reid T, Ja22ers

629 Alveda St. , El Cajon, Calif. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss On this 7th day of March, 1969, before me, Ginger Weseloh, a Notary Public for said County and s t a te , duly commissioned and sworn, personally a p p e a r e d Reid T . Jaggers, known t o me t o b e the person whose name i! subscribed to the within instrument and ac· knowledged to me that he executed the same. fN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written.

Ginger Weseloh Notary Public in and for said County and State, My COinmlssion Expires Sept. 21, 1972.

· Alpine Sun, . March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 1969,

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l3i�tliClt4fsi REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ONE ACRE in Alpine . South Grade Rd. Good building lot, Water hookup avail - - , able. 447- 33131 or 448- 7284. NEARLY 5 LEVEL acres off Tavern Rd. Alpine. $27, 500, Terms. 445- 2415. 1- Bedroom home on lot with trees. $1-1 , 400. Terms. Alpine. Neda Hill Realty, 445-2818. 25 Acres, 1015 frontage, 3220 E. Hwy 80. 2 Bldgs. May be used as motel or rest home. Write Broni, 336 Richardson Dr. , Toledo, Ohio 43608. 6 BEAUTIFUL view acres with 2 bed ­room, 2 bath modern home. Will divide. 459 - 2564. ( 4 - 11) FOR SALE, HOMES SMALL 2-BR house on 1/3 view acre, $ 11, 000. Call after 6 p. m. 445-3072. FOR RENT . UNFURN. 2-BR, stove and ref. Couple � only. 1352 S. Grade Road. WANTED Cash for improved lot. Country-Alpine area. 445- 4864. FREE OLIVES wanted- - Will pick and share. 445-4442.

LEGAL NOTICE

47004 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NA ME

It is hereby certified that the undersign�d is trans­acting business in Alpine, County of San Diego, St�te of caHfornia, under a fictitious name, or a des1gnauon not showing the name (s) of the person (s) i n t erested therein, towit:

Alpine E & R Auto Parts 2251 Hwy 80 , Alpine, Ca, 92001

WITNESS my hand this 7th day of March, 1969 I, Julius C . Wagner

9146 Hillman Way, Lakeside, C al. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss On this 7th day of March , 1969·, before me, W m . G, Brown, a Notary Public for said County and Sta te , duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Juhus C, Wagner, known to me to be the persor whose name

is subscribed to the within instrumeni . ,rnd acknowled-1 ged to me that he executed 1he same .

fN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year i n this certificate first above wri1ten.

Wm, G. Brown Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission Expires April l0, 1 969

A lpine Sun, March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 1969

}1ISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 1 964 Apache tent trailer $300. K. Stout, 3 1 1 W. Noaks, H. c . (tf) FRIGIDAIRE Automatic washer. $10. 445- 2206. MODEL 50 12-gage Winchester shot-gun. Full set of golf clubs with bag and cart. 445- 3372. Male Dalmatian, 2 months old, $10. 445- 2206. TABLE made from hollow core door, re ­movable legs. Walnut finish. 445-2316. Coun, Spinet organ, Caprice model with bench. Cost $1300 new. Only $ 700. 445-2206. STEREO- New Royal Lite ultra-sonic, 4 speakers $125. 445- 4047 DISHWASHER, Sear's portable, little used, cost $169. bargain at only $ 75. 445- 2415. SLANTING BOARD, fine for health and form; folding, handy, padded, $ 20. Alpine, 445- 2415. HELP WANTED

30¢ a line (6 words) per time Min. 75¢ cash with copy to Sun. SPECIA L NOTICES 3 1

LARGE DISPLAY HAND crafted wood ­work. B o o k c a s e s made to order. Smiely"s Hobby Craft Shop, 3904 Hwy 80, 445- 2770. PAINTING, interior, e;s;terior. Reason ­able, fast . :22 years e :, p . N eat, clean. PO Bo :-. 242, Alpine. 44 5 - '.2 7 11 7 (t:f) LICENSED INSURED Electrician . Chas. Shorter, 2812 Hwy 80 . 44 :i<3 ifi3 . Ruth Burdett, piano lessons. 44 ;i - '.2S77 . La Me�a Gold Seal_ Cleaners &:, Laundry. F ree pickup & Delivery . 4 f. fi - 'i ! l5,. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Septic Tank Service, 444- n197. PROPANE GAS SERVICE. All types ap­pliances; gas re frigs. Free estimates. Byron Crawford , 44 5 -2087. DO YOU NEED A LOAN on Real Estate or sell a trust deed? Call Don Bates 445- 2537. . ' CUSTOM BUILT HORSE TRAILERS parts and repairs. 8201 Wintergardens Lakeside. 448-0108. ' 3�D MAGNETIC CUSTOM SIGNS. Call Dick Mason, 445-4525. Two assistants for the Youth Center Sum­mer Program to help with sports during the mo�ths of July and August. High Sch- ----------------001 Semor or College apply in person at LICErJ SED ELECTRICIAN in Alpine are� the Youth Center, April 12 from 9- 12 445-3 137, • am. Salary $200. a month. Member of United Community Services, Equal em- CARPENTER-- No job too small, som;-ployment opportunity employer. too large. Expert remodeling, cabinets CAFE HELP wanted. Call 445-2188 or 445-2414. ( 4-11) FREE MANURE-- Bring your own con­tainers. Carrell' s Feed Store, 2424 Alpine Blvd. , 445-4436. BUSINESS CARDS-- 1000 for $6. 50, blue or black. Postpaid anywhere in the US. Add 5"/o sales tax. Alpine Sun. 445-2415. FOR LEASE, Choice acre corner of Tav­ern and Arnold, Alpine. Cesario, 7616 Morelos, Tucson, Ariz. 85710 298-0518,

fences, etc. 445-2219. (4- 4) ' PINE ACRE TREE NURSERY Texas Privit · 59¢ Acacia Latifolia 69¢. 445 3037. ALPINE MAP , shows freeway & all roads, 25¢ mailed anywhere , Sun. Alpine, CA 92001.

George L e n g b r id g e F O R T V S E R V I C E B l a c k & W h i te o r C o l o r

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