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ALPINE P OPULATION IS 2400 ALPINE, CALIF. fRl,NOV. _s __________ P R� BLAST S HA KE S ALPINE e woman had a heart attack and many invalids and older residents were severely shocked and thrown into confusion when a charge of dynamite was set off at 11:15 Saturday ni ght above the village. C lose to $200. damage was done. It was reported the Community Church windows were broken, but it was two in the parsonage, reyorted Dr. Roger Lars o. Others suffering broken glass: Foster's, McKittrick's, H.J. McKie' s, the Woman' s club , MORE ON PAGE 14 NAWAY CAR HITS MARKET While coming down Victoria Dr. from the church festival last Sunday weekk Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosman nearly missed death when his brakes failed and the machine c areened wildly down the grade, crashed into the corner of the ED1pire Market. A miracle saved it from colli.ding with heavy traffic as it crossed Highway 80, a second one saving it from going through the door of the busy market where it might h ave killed someone and put the store out of business for some time. CAR GOES TO MARKET. BY ACCIDENT! ROSMAN LIES INSIDE. m STINGUI SHED GUEST LEAVE,S Fortunately both were only s lightly Col. Robt F. Lethbridge, of in jured. They ha ve a cabin at Sun- ndon and U�anda, Africa , one of crest, live in S.D. Barney Ratliffe, Europe's leading mining consultants owner of the building, says no 1md geologists, left by air Sat - damage w as done other than scratches. urday evening, arrived in D ublin, He r e c a l ls that in 1947 a c ar I re l and, for a board meeting Monday crashed right in to the Log Ca bin rn'ing, reports his bro her, Wm. fe when he oed it. Alpine Motors S. Let h bridge, of Al p ine Tavern , to w ed the demolished mac hine a way. o has been entertaining him for a ---�-- fortnight. It was the first t ime in 26 years that t he brothers has met. The older brother travels in- cessantly, spends much time in MORE O N PAG E 5 JACKIE UNINJURED In a minor accident with her car last week, Jackie Whitney, ñorence's Market escaped with slight injuries.

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Page 1: ALPINE OPULATION P IS 2400 ALPINE, CALIF. …...2 SENIOR WILCOX TO BUILD After selling his Tavern Rd. hane, R.D.Wilcox is preparing to build a smaller new home on the mesa to the south

ALPINE POPULATION IS 2400

ALPINE, CALIF. fRl,NOV. _s _________ _;_PR� BLAST S HA KE S ALPINE One woman had a heart attack and many invalids and older resident s were severely shocked and thrown into confusion when a charge of dynamite was set off at 11:15 Saturday night above the village. Close to $200. damage was done. It was reported the Community Church windows were brok en, b ut it was two in the parsonage, reyorted Dr. Roger Lars o. Others suffering broken glass: Foster's, McKittrick's, H.J. M cKie' s, the Woman' s club,

MORE ON PAGE 14

RJN AWAY CAR HITS MARKET While coming down Victoria D r. from the church festival last Sunday weekk Mr. a nd Mrs. Frank Rosman nearly missed death when his brakes failed and the machine c a reened wildly down the grade, crashed into the corner of the ED1pire Market. A miracle saved it from colli.ding with heavy traffic as it crossed Highway 80, a second one saving it from going through the door of the bu sy market where it might have killed someone and put the store ou t of business f or some time.

CAR GOES TO MARKET. BY ACCIDENT! ROSMAN LI ES INSIDE.

m STINGUI SHED GUEST LEAVE,S Fortunately both were only slightly Col. Robt F . Lethbrid ge, of injured. They have a cabin at Sun­London and U�anda, Africa, one of crest, live in S.D. Barney Ratliffe, Europe's leading mining consultants ow ner of the buil ding, s a ys no 1md geologists, left by air Sat- damage was done other than scratches. urday evening, arrived in Dublin, He r ecalls that in 1947 a c ar Ireland, for a board meeting Monday crashed right in to the Log Cabin morn'ing, reports his bro her, Wm. Cafe when he owned it. Alpine Motors S. Leth bridge, of Alpine Tavern, towed the demolished machine away. who has been entertaining him for a ---�--fortnight. It was the first time in 26 years that the brothers has met. The older brother travels in­cessantly, spe nd s much t ime in MORE O N PAGE 5

JACKIE UNINJURED In a minor accident with her car last week, Jackie Whitney, F1orence's Market escaped with slight injuries.

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SENIOR WILCOX TO BUILD After selling his Tavern Rd. hane,

R.D.Wilcox is preparing to build a smaller new home on the mesa to the south where his son Roger has a building site. and a fine w�ll.

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ARE DYNAMITERS HAPPY? If the boys or men, from Alpine or

elsewhere, who e xp loded a heavy damaging charge of dynamite near th� Tillage on Saturday night at ll: 15 as a Halloween 'prank' have enjoyed the noise, then they might think over jua t how much fn gh t, pain and loss they inflicted upon innoc'ent old people, sick persons and others.

<Ale woman had a mild heart attack,· se v e ra l ol der p e opl e w er e s o frightened and disturbed that they were unable to sleep for two nights. Damage of perhaps $200. waa done.

Had anyone died of a heart attack du e to this insane blast, a m�n­slau ghter warrant would have been issued and those responsible, if caught, might suffer a heavy pen.�ty. Yes, if this kind of thing is fun for anyone, then something radically is wrong with their·minds.

IUM MAGE NETS ESA $70. The Gamma Gamma sorority wishes

to thank Alpine for-the tremendous response to their plea_f?r rummage which netted them sufficient funds to start philanthropic projects for the year. They donated SS0. to the Youth Center, the rest to help local

needy children.

OiAMBER JOLLY T IME NEARS Two weeks· from tonight the big box

social, dinner and dance w:il l no doube be attended by numerous couples and young folk, the first of its kind to be g iven by the Alp ine <ll-amber of Commerce in t he school a·uditorium. Gentlemen will bul the dinners t hat the ladies o the vi 11 age packed-· and its packer goes with the dinner!

FIRST young man: "How is it you don't like girls?"

Second young man: "Because they are too biased."

"Biased? What do you mean?" "It's bias this and bias that, till I'm

655 Hiway 80, El Cajon, HU-8787 L----------'---------' . broke."

DO YOUR CHRl1TMAS SHOPPING EARLY

RIGHT HERE I N ALP I N E US E OUR LAY AWAY PLAN

·. Alpine Hardware and Department SIOl'e

Hiqbay 80 We gt ve 1/J.W. Green Stamps HIS-2406

RECEPTION fOR NEWLYWEDS 4 cfelialitful affair was ginn in

honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Bro111 r•cently aar�i�4, _}Ult Friday wee•

MR. AND MRS, FRANK BROWN -PAUL ROBERTS STUDI 0

�t the school where he is su per­intendent. School board officers, teachers and others numbering 38 enjoyed the reception. Mrs. Phyllis Shepard and M rs. M ildred Haskins foured, and Mrs. Elna Huey exhibited

ovely color slides of her summer trip through Europe.

LIGHTFOOTS MOVE HERE H.J. McKie, j r., has ] eased his

.Victoria Dr. home to M·r. and Mrs. Lyman Lightfoot of S.D; & Hemet, who are mov ing in as the M cKie s transf er to their M i ssion Be ach home.

DOCTOR-Stick out your tongue and say ah.

Absent-minded professor.:_Ah ! Doctor-Your tongue looks all tight,

-but why th� po�t.rge stamp on it?·_ Professor---Oh,. so that's where I' pµt

. it.

HAIG C. MERIGAN, O.0.S. DENTIST

203 PRESCOTT STREET HICKORY 4-2139 EL CAJON, CALIF-ORNIA

Diamonds

GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING

US W. Main El Cajon HI4- 3628

Alpine

MOTOR SERVICE

Complete Automotive Repairs Arc & Gas Welding

GAS OIL

LUBRICATION

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LANDHOLM PUTS IN POLISHER A new polishing and waxinf

power buffer has just been insta_ led by Larry La ndh o lm, own er of the Chevron Service station here. He is using Sur-lustre, a new compound made in Long Beach,· which does the job in two operations, first cl�ana without t akin g paint off, then highly polishes with a hard, weather­proof surface.

'Better get prepared for fall and win t er r ains' says L arry, 'on e application will last till summer nth average drivin�, but we recom­mend one application every three months'. Phone HIS-2963 for details.

·TH£ SUN CAN Go w1TH YouR LETTER ro A f,tlEND; NO EXTltA POSTAGE. SEND IT!

SINCE 1�29

Butler Drilling Co KENNETH HITTLE

Diamond Drilling, Laterals, Test

Holes, Water Wells Drilled, Dug,

Bored

HI .4--5868 1177 EAST MAIN ST. EL CAJON, CALrF.

ECONOMY-MINDED?

SHOP AT

EMPIRE MARKET

LOWEST PRICES

IN ALPINE

Hlck.ory 5-2l05

FINE--MEATS

,FANCY FOODS

BETHEL'S 4TH BIRTHDAY the Be-Y. A.J. Schoonovel' con­

ducted a water baptismal service at the _4th anniversary oonday in which fi-Ye were baptised: Joy and Donna flunnestrand and their mother; Corda Watson, and Stephen Eremenko. The Me lodaires from radio KSDO sang to a full house at bot h morning and afternoon ser-Yices. A de licious spaghetti dinner was �i-Yen on the grounds following morning worship.

The Assembly extends a sin cere and hearty invitation to everyone in an n o uncing i ts women's weekly prayer meeting at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays.

TA VERN GETS NOTED CHEF With comp leti on o f t he n e w

redwood dining room a t Ye Al pine Tavern, Wm. S. Lethbridge, operator, has brought one of the Southland's most experi need eh efs, Gerald Louder, to preside in the culinary department. He was formerly at the House of Hospitality, is well known for h is effi cie n t an d un u su al he ading up of this w or k .

POMONA NS BUY THORP HOME The one acre and stone dwelling

with guest house on H ighwa y 80 above town have just been sold by W.B. Thorp to Chas. and Florence Abbond of Pomona who will move here early next month. Thorp plans im­pr ovements on some of his other ho) ding s here.

METHIASONS BUY HOME Since Dorothy Cloonen moved into

her new home on Willows Rd. , her other dwelling has just been sold to Mr •. and Mrs. Helmer Methi ason who have already moved in. He is security officer at the Viejas Honor C amp . Sale was by Carl M cCall.

THE BUTCHER was busy waiting on a customer when a woman rushed in and said, "Give me a pound of cat food, quick!" Turning _to the other customer she said, "I hope you don't mind my getting waited on before you."

"Not if you're that hungry," fue other woman replied.

Mountaln

Trucklne Service

Ice, .Produce, General Hauling L,H, VASQUEZ

ATl,8434 DESCANSef H15-2153

LETHBRIDGE STORY· FROM PAGE I Africa, Greenland, the Sahara and Uganda. He was a ctive in British Intelligence work in W.W. 2. He was shown over most of the county, was quite enthused over the future of this section, complimented S.D. on its fine 11-00 and .parks. He be­lieves with his younger brother that Alpine haa·a very bright future.

H� showed a series of be autiful color slides one evening which he �ad made on his �any mining trips, in turn wias entertained by Dr. and Mrs. C . Randall Knox, with color slides of their several Mexican sojourns.

THE PHYSICS teacher· was talking abO"ut displacement. ."Miss Jones," _he

· said, "would· you be good enough to tell the class what happens when a body is placed in water?"

"Certainly," · said Miss Jones, "the telephone rings."

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SAVE E

5 WILL BUIL D NE\'/ H OME

W�B� Thorp .reports sale of a lot on El tin g e Dr., to Mr . and Mrs. John McKinnigan of S.D. who will start building a dwelling shortly.

LARSON'S CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING

RAW Woo D i;:_RA'i.E�' . SP EC IM EN CA SE s, ARTl�T's CA�VAS.

S.E. CORNER TAVERN RD. & ARNOLD WA� HICKORY 5-2496 ALPINE

We have many calls for properties that would make good week-end retreats.

ALPINE REALTY CO.

HI ckory 5- 2442 Alpine, Calif

My Hobby is-

Photog.raphy MO VI ES. STI U'. S. SL IDE S. 3- D COLOR OR B&W • AND PROJ ECTION MO V I E S • SO UN D O R S I L E N T •

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USE OUR XMAS LAY-AWA�

TOY PLAN

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-d� children's shop

�en Friday Night Till 9· 135 W. MAIN EL CAJON H-l4- 4788

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G R The Alpine Store. E E • N

WE GIVE if&H GREEN STAMPS · WE GI VE S8:H GREEN STAMPS VIE GI VE S&H GREEN STA

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Al Schaeffer w ho sta rted t h e square d ance craze here, reports yet another aq;uare has been form�d, four now enjoying the weekly prancing 011 friday nigh ta fit the school • All are welcome.

KIWANIS STARTS TOY LIBRARY Another fine collllllunity project of

the Kiwanians is being started with the inmates of Viejas Honor Camp, outlined at a dinner session last week in the mess hall at the camp off Highway 80 above here.

Jack Mahan

Signal Oil Co.

Stove Oil, Distillate, Gasoline, Kerosene, Motor Oil, Batteries, Tires.

fiO6-3291 TOLL CALL COLLECT

Alpine Repair Service Electrical A,.pliance. Repairs and Service; Mecha ni ca 1 re� pJlirs; Electric Wel_di_ng; Lock and Key Work; Saw Filing; Tool

Grinding HI 5-2325 Alpine

Your ATLAS

Ti re & Battery · Station

STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Lubrication, Etc.

ANTI FREEZE Atlas

"'PERM A- GU ARD"

Larry Lanclholm HIWAY 80, ALPINE, Hl5-2963

V.R. Belnap, superintendent of such camps for the county , _ made the evening's talk on t�e proJect, introduced by G.F. Jamieson, camp supervi sor, who was presented by pr esident _Man'!el� o _f t he cl

1;1b.

The community lS invited to give 'used, broken and parts of to�s.so the fellows may keep busy repair�ng an� painting them for the coming season. .

h' 'When a man accomplishes s?IDet �ng with his hands he feels he 1s ?oing something for iome?n�' �e said, 'wh ich is a terrif ic impact o n individual inmates , with profit to you, for in _su_ch wa)'.S we turn out a friendly c1t1zen, 1nste�d of one who desires revenge on society, and

·might go on to more serious of�enses. The idea i s to have a t�y l1br�ry where children may draw items like books, and be taught to. take care of t he m. Leave ma terials, a lJo paints, brushes, small tools,. at a1;1y store in Alpine, and help 1n this Jine project.

TA VERN OPENS NEW DI NER The roomy new redwood dining room

adde d to the Alpine T a ve rn i s opening next week, reports Wm. _ S. Lethbridge, co-owner, as the entire addition of some 150 sauare feet, open all summer, has now been en­closed and made integral with the old inside room. A grand opening will ·be announced soon, he says. This makes a fine addition to the fa mou s Ta ve rn, now one of the finest eating places east of S .U.

PLEASE SENn IN ANY NE�S·

Shop and Dine in Histoiic Surroundings

HI ckory 5- 212 3

Ye Alpine Tavern Tavern Road at Arnold Way, Alpine, California:

Delightful meals perfectly served

Luncheons a la Carte Complete Dinners from $1.65

Open daily 12 to 8, excepting Monday NO LIQUOR SERVED

We cater .to pr_ivate parties and clubs.

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.Al.Pl NE GIRL WI NS CONT EST Angry stockholder: "May I ask what hap-Little Mary Eva Fitzgera_ld, pened to-Our sinking fund?"

kindergarten student, won the rec,ent Chairman of the Board: "It sunk."

MARY E VA WON •Bovo ANDERSON PHoTo

photo contest put on by the Boyd Anderson Studio in E.C. She took first pr ize in he r division, a beautiful hand-etched picture of herself in color.

8 DEER FOfl ALPINE'·s Bruce Butterworth and Geo. nowdy,

Jr., in one car and Jim and 'rirs. Horie in anotli'er, are back from Utah with the limit of 4 does and 4 bucks, Lagged last week in the game country of the desert state.

HONO LU LANS BUY HOME Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Collins, hearing

of Alpine' s famous climate, came here, bough t the Botterell place with four acres on Alpine Heights Rd., will move in this week-end. It is the former Barney Snepf place. E.C. office of Strout Rea ty made the sale. Collins is a teacher at UCIA, and retired plant expert with a Hawaiian pineapple firm. (Aloha, kamaainas! The Weavers near you are also from the Islan,ds,. as am I.-C.I.

RENDEZVOUS CAFE and Trailer Park

tlOME COOKING AND BAKING

Highway 80, 2 mi. East of Alpine � - ·, CLOSED Tu'£SDAY FIIIOM 2 P.M.

HI. 5-2150 MR. AND MRS. KARL HAUG

CALL

STAR & CRESCENT HJ. 4-3361

For quick delivery of stove oil

and oetroleum oroducts. 'RECiUL.A.q- ALPINE DELIVERY SERVICE

One Call is Enough Hickory 5-3061

11 A I j e a n4' s 11

--= 'J;fn I a ire

A L U M I N U M

AWNINGS THE AWNING You CAN SEE THROUGH'

Venetian Blinds and Shades.

Bamboo Draperies

FREE ESTIMATES. BUDGET TERMS

AL S CHAE F FER "The Wi I low s•

Box 588 ALPINE

E:YES E:XAMINED BROKEN LENS REPLACED VISUAL TRAINING

LOUIS M. WINN, 0. D.

HICKORY 4-8546

120 REA AVENUE E L CAJON, CALIFORNIA

H. DUDLEY WINN, 0; D.

OPTOMETRISTS

OUR 41ST YEAR BELMONT 2- 3203

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8 11,_A. , KID

/ ,.,..(111/'J,.., K O R R A L

Is happy to announce its new BUSTER BROWN SHOE DEP 'T .

All Sizes & Styles also

Nelson' s are adding Toys for Xmas COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER

FOB CHILDREN 912 E . . ,Main E] Caj on HI 4�9.371

McGuffie's H I 5 . 2 1 2 1

AL P I N E

SUN DR I ES ME D I C I N A L PR E P A RA T I O N S V I TA M I N S

C O SME T I C S FOUNT A I N L U NCH

AME R I CA N GRE E �I N G CA RDS

DEUJ tubeless

3 -transistor

Zenith

"ROYAL-M"

Weighs about the same as a p o c k e t l i g h t e r , a n d i s hardly larger. Oprr· ate.� for lOt a week !

O N LY $100 • • . Bone co.nduction accessory at moderate extra cost.

EASY Tl.ME-PAYMENT PLAN

'kl� 1 69 E. Main El Caj on HI .4-5248

CLARKE AND ALICE . . Editorial Beach-

combers.

Vacationing early this su.nmer at Paradise Cove Trailer Park, the Coast's most lovely watering place above the Malibu film colony. This has the finest clear water along the south coast, with per�ec;t swim­ming.

JOHNNY had asked so many ques­tions that his father had run out of pat ience. "Look here," he said, "didn't ·vou ever hear of the little boy who ask­' �d so many questions that he . turned into a question mark ?" Johnny thought for a minute. "Daddy," he asked, "how did ·he keep , the dot under himself ?"-Ladies Home Journal.

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;::� u Plant Bulbs N O W ! .... § i F O R L O V E L Y S P R. I N G B L O S S O M S

ri D a f fod i l s . Narcissus , Ran u n cul u • , Tu l l p s , No • o n Sal e . .... l::1

S A V E W.. A T E R , U S E P E A T M O SPS

r · ·fe Have a Co.m pi e t e S t o el l n Ba,l. e • W

l:: Alpine· Garcl-e.ns !E i. Arnold Way at Tavern Road ! .. h ( A t t h e Tav e r n ) Hickory S- 2123 ;"·: .. , .: '"': "" =· "': "": ·,:., .'": � .. : ',,,: "": .•. ·= "' •=;;;;r"

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• HA L L O WE EN fART Y SUCCE S S LA RSO N . OP EN S A RT SHOP nl! 'PTA de•erves a great deal oh,. Somethin g !)ew ia announced today, credi t for a won d er fu l pr-og�� e unique custoa picture framing Fri�a y nigh t for the chi J dr en:f.v,'.!ii�lt;q,p of Lief Lara on , retired !l aTY Alpine. The party was well attenil6'cl:�Rcer at his home, Arnold Way at and ��t,:fO_,�ume p�rade t�e h�;gbJ �ghf.-,T!vem Rd. He is a hobby�st at t�ia, of th1;:-�t�n)n.g. Winners in , tlif:ffirst·, will make almost anythin g desired, gr�p, :-..eci_:e Mary Eva F i tz ge'rald arrd . °lnf_lucU .. ng specim!ln ,ca1r�s. · 1:f_e · aJao Sandy. Sm1 1;1t. :-;Sec m d group·; Carol has �, hne of .artut a c;:anYs& , etc. CD st,· and Jimmy�Snyder ; third group:� Hi s wiife i s _the tal en t�d· ·p aint.er, Tom K li p. p a� d Joan Lan g w or �h y:.; Maree Ll!- r� on , always· popula r at Grand prize unners; Oiarle s, Linda art , exhibi ts. and Michael Bradley. The remainder - . ---- - - ,. , of" tlie even in g was taken- up with games an� refreshmen. t s . EL ECTR ON I C M A N J O IN S H I N K LE Bert Fuller , · in charge of TV at Al Hinkle' s has secured the services of J . P ; Tat e , who has had 20 yea rs ' experien ce in e lectron i cs, and 1 0 years ' in 1Y engineering, t o aid him in the service departmen t. He brings the l ates t equipmen_t to serve the back coun try in this l in e . Ful l er and Tate were navy p ow ' s, l i fel ong shi pmates .

M r . a n d M r s . Rus s e l l B r own surprised the McCall' s �i -th,�·a visit. this week as his shi p do cked Sunday a f t e r s i x m on ths o vers eas . They are staying at Del Mar .

A j ol l y cel ebr at ion di nner w a s he l d a t the A lpin e Tavern l as t Sun day when the Frank Born owski s an d the Joe Gagn ons , of S .D. , held th e i r an nua l j oi n t celeb ra tion obs ervance of the men ' s birthdays. St rangely en o u gh , . their weddin g anni !'ers�ries fa] J on the same day, earl ier· in the year. B u y t H At P I .N E . T R E' AT.M E N r • S F J N E !

Alpine is heavenly, but a person coming here to buy is often turned away puz zled by the many F"or Sal e s\gns on the homes.

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ALPINE REALTY co .

Hickory 5-2442 Alpine, Ca l if.

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HicJcory 4- 3536

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S C H O O L O F 1 9 2 8

Twen ty- five yea rs i s far enough fo r anyone to ca s t t h a t " b a ckwa r d g l an c e " . Al p i n e s choo l , twen t y - fi ve y ea rs ago , wasn ' t very l arge . Th ere were tw enty chi l d­ren at ten ding th e l i t t l e on e- room schoo l . Th e r e were a l l eigh t gr a d e s and one t e a ch e r . It to ok the who l e s c ho o l to m a k e u p a go6 d so f t- b a l l t e am an d w e h ad o n e , too .

Eve ry mo rn i n g a t e x a c t l y h a l f- p a s t e i gh t w e r ang th e big be l l in the st e e pl e . On e o f the boy s tu rn e d o n t h e windm i l l so w e wou l d be su r e t o h ave p l en t y o f w a ter i n th e tank . I n th e win t e r the boys c a r r i e d i n th e w oo d , bu i l t t h e fi r e , c a r r i e d ou t th e ashe s . Th ey h e l p e d m e d o th e j an i t o r w o r k a f t e r s c ho o l . Somet imes we ' d put a �boi l in g hen " o n t o cook in th e morn i ng so we c ou l d h ave ch i cken soup by l un ch - time . In t h e w a rm we a th e r we a l l took ou r l un�hes down by the T a v e rn C r e e k , a n d a t e i n the sh ade o f t h e bi g t r e es do wn t h e r e ,

Eve ry s p r ing , l i nn e t s wou l d come i n t h e t r an som windows and bui l d ne s ts i n ou r b i g suppl y cupboard i n t h e f ron t o f t h e r o om �n d on t o p o f t h e b i g c l o e k o ve r t h e doo r . W e watched th e� h a t ch thei r b a bi es and teach them to f l y ,

S C H O O L O F 1 9 5 4

Eve r y s pr ing we ' d g e t " ga rd en fe v e r '' , too and al 1 t h e c hi l d r en wou l d b ri ng vege t a bl e an d f l o we r se ed s

. an d we ' d dig and p l an t and ho e our ga rdens . The wi l d r a bbi ts n ev e r h ad i t s o go o d . Th e y we re ge n e rou s , though , and a l w a y s l e f t us t h e r a d i sh es an d Ca l i f ­o r n i a po ppi e s ,

Yes , i n twenty - fi ve years Alpine school has changed . I t h as g rown fr om t h e " l i t t l e r ed - s cho o l hou s e " t o thi s be au t i ful bui l ding tha t gr aces the cou n t rys ide , We a r e proud o f ou r fi n e schoo l , Ch i l dren h ave a lw ay s b e en p rou d o f A l pi n e s c hoo l , I th ink th a t p r i de i s s umme d u p i n th i s poem w r i t ten i n 19 3 0 b y Do rothy M a r i e L am b , one of my s e v e n th gr a de r s .

A L P I N E

Surrounded by hil l s and trees so cool , Stands Alpine's l ittl e old country school , There's an o l d windmil l in the earner of the yard That pumps and squeaks when the wind blows hard. T here are o l d-fashioned desks and an organ inside, But for al l the o l d things they' re our love and our pr;i.de.

- Haz e l Bo b an a b e l t

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BIJJLE STUDIES ;.i th CHARTS

Second Caning:

SJ T EJI t,J EI DEFEN SE CH I EF 'I" case of disa•ter- - war, quake,

fire- - what 'w'CIU.l,,d _ YH, . d() if �ur po wer were knock,ed · Ci't_t-:

_ -,-..a.aka IJ1U

Su ter, n e w head of :C1 n ,J 9': f�� ise in Alpine, replacing B.J. Mcl.il!I, Jr. , who is leaving. 'So what ,iould you do for w ate r , c�oking, heat , de�p freeze, refrigeration and power? he asks. ' Moreover, you coql cl not get on� drof of gaaoli�e, �r. air for

1fi th one crown With DaD'f crowils

Wri � Pasa of Megiddo · ·

PO Box 323, Alpine, or ro Box 1376, SJ

ROY CRAN E ' S

T V SERVICE HI S 2766

SALES: TV, AP P LIANCES , WATCH E S AND SI LVERWARE

There are peopl e here who could supply all Alpine with the water flowing on their property. This at great profit to themselves and blessing to the city.

ALPINE REALTY CO . Hlckory 5- 2442 Alpin� , �f.a,l if._

your tires\' · Su ter, veteran navyaan ef I.I.I

is buay o� fil l in g ou t his � ta! f, make a an t de a l man for th1 a i m • portant j ob. He was on a dea�r9yer in Fr�nce

i l ater worked in aviation

at North sland.

OIU RCH FIES TA BI G H I T The first annua l S t. P hil omen a

Cathol ic Church fiesta, · with parade an d t wo- day program on t he chu rch grounds, was a big su ccess, repor ts Fr. A. Geimer, now residen t in t he new rectory here. Mike Harmer won the TV with his lucky ticke·t. On l y mish ap, tran sformer over l oade d, wen t ou t, took the lights with it on , cl osing, n-i gh t.

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i n A l p i n e , · •Co011ile, 1 f o ,q h'l1V Li �

H a y s e e d ,, i n E l C a j o n . Th o u s a n d s o f I t e m s · t o P i c k f r o m • � i-: i --; __ ; iJ

APP LIAN CES - HAR DWARE

BR OWN I E TROU P STARTS Mrs. Carl McCal l , leader of the

newly organized Brownie Troup extends an invi tation to al l l it t l e girl s in grades 2 & 3 to join. There are 20 members. Many in teresting events are pl ann e d. They meet Saturday mo rn in g s a t 10 : 30 in t he You th Cen ter. A t the first session Nan cy Kennr was el ected president, Kathl een Hitt e, secretary; Phyllis Wil liams, treasurer ; Lin da Wil son, Warden with Mrs. Paulin e Ril ey, Harbison

Canyon, co-leader. Ne w members: C arol Norris, Linda

Wil son , P hyl l is Will i am s , Betsy Mc Cal l, J oan Haug, Nancy K enn y, Ja nie W oodal l , P atsy Dou gherty, Kathl een and Oiarl otte Hittl e, Carl a Wal l en born , Sue Ril ey, Patsy La w r en c e, L in d a Do w dy L in da Ru s se l l , C arol and Hel en Cost, Margaret L an g wort hy, J eann ie an d Lyn da Mathiesen .

4H FEAST MA DE H I T Those youngs ters an d their elders

pu t on a ban g- up jol l y dinn er . a t fu l l er Hal l to ben efit coffers of 4H Cl ubs here, the girl s doin g the servin � an d the elders cooking and even di shwashing !

PAY ALL YOUR BILLS . . . . . . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

AT HOME! A Security Bank Checking Account

m�ans savings in time and money . . . Open your Checking Account at,your

nearby Security Bank right away.

Of SAN DIEGO

EL CAJON VALLEY BRANCH 205 West Main Street

Mem.,_.. fetle,ol ReMrve Sy1tem

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' BUY HER E , KEEP YOUR C,_SH ,_T HOME!

• PLUMBING HI. 5-2260 bE. A. Wilcox

1 , Box 226 , A l p ine. Ca1 .

Chiropracfor

D r . F ra n k Bo �nows k i Arnold Way, 1/4 mile west of P.O. HI.5-2169 Closed Wed. Alpine.

I She pard ' s

Disposal I

Service WEE KLY & M O N T HLY PICKUP O D D HAULI N G & YARD C LE AN I N G

HI5 - 2 27 3 A L P I N E

9n.n.,-/nuM 1>Ff-SC�l l'TION P H A R i\fAC}' ,

1 1 3 W . r,,,;14, 1 N TE L E � H O N E

E L CA J ON H l 4 . 3 1 3 5

WE G I VE S&H GRE E N S TAMP S

Fred It. Rushing

Gr adin g , Road- Oil ing, Di scing

H I 5- 2 21 4 AL P I N E

Cl.ARENCE ST EARNS RETURNS On e of Ameri ca' s great photo­

grap hers, Cl arence Stearn s, i s a resident of Alpine, having recently returned from is swaer home in the­wooded l ake country of Minnesota. He recentl y was given a wonderful interview in The Americ an Photo­grapher , • i th a picture of himael f, sh own h erewit h, a l ong with hi s

· heauti�ul cabin in th� woods, and po rtraits he made o f Presidents Co o l idge a nd F . D. R oo seve l t . He has shot many other notabl es: Knute Rockne , Jack Demp sey and others. He is a past president of the -�hotographer s Association of Am erica, mention d Al pine in ·th s� o ry. He has been in the work since he w:as _15._ Al �ine is proud to have such a distinguished resident-­and genuine booster.

FATHER: "Well, Sue, how did you make out in your test today?"

Sue: "I did what Napoleon did." "How's that?" "I went down in H istory."

VALLEY l:teaiJ:A 1-� N EW CROP DATE'S- O r g a n I c , F r e s h , N o S p r a y .

G e t Y o u r H o l i d a y Cake M i x N ow . Ma ny N ew I tem s fo r Yo u r N u t r i t i on al N eed s .

1 33 P R ESCOTT . EL CAJON HI.4-8447 W.L . HOU GHTON,.. OWNER

Oi URC H P L ANS SH OW Th e Al p in e Communi ty Ch urch is

presenting a va riety show Fridar No v. 12 th a t 7 : 3 0 in th e sc hoo lud� torium. smokey Rogers and some

SMOKEY WI TH ONE OF H I S YOUNG SON S BO Y D AN D E RS ON l' H O TO

of hi s TV a rti sts wi 1 1 enterta in a l ong w i th o th er p r ofe ssional �a l ent, a dmission is $ 1. , chi l dren un der twel v e , 35 ¢ . P.efr eshm en ts avail ab l e . Money r a ised wil l go toward paying taxes for the c hurch. Tickets may be obtained from members an d sto r e s . O n t he c o mm i t tee : Mrs•. C La Force, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cost, M r . and Mrs. J.A. Chapin, M r. and Mrs. J • . Weiwel and Viol a Runbeck.

GAM MAS EN TE RTAIN E D BY PA RK Dona l d Robinson, Park Depar tment

offi cia l of Ca b r il l o Na t i ona l Monu ment, ente rta ine d the Gamma Gamma gir l s at their l ast meeting with sl ides and an interes ting tal k on the monument which was both in­formative and interesting. Highlight, granite boul ders on P t. Loma are from Al pine a rea! Hos tess, Franc es Ca l dwel l and co-hostess Marne Butter­worth car ried out a Hal l oween motif for the social hour.

Teacher : "What is it that bind5 gether, sustains us, and makes u� than nature intended?"

Tommy: "Girdles."

us to­better

P L A N T T R E E S &

JS

Election day, TuHday, a luncheillll and bazaar were enjoyed in Ful l er Hal l where polling was done. Man y Al pin ers enjoyed the affa ir, hel d in lieu of tlie church cabinet session.

GUY PHELPS

M A S O N R Y C O N T R A C T O R S TON E , BR I CK , BL OC C O N ST R UC T I ON

H I CK O R Y 5- 2 46 7 V I CO R I A D R . AL P I N E

PARIS MOR T UAR Y

Thi s Area ' s Pioneer Mor t u ary

4 7 4 N . MA GNOLI A EL C AJ ON

H 1 4 - 5 1 9 ti H l 4- 4 2 2 4

2 4 , HOUR AM BUL ANCE S E RV ICE

J . H. McK I E, J r. REALTOR

ALPINE

V I CTO R I A D R I V E , HICK O R Y 5 - 2 5 08

B 0 .B ' S TEXACO SERV I .CE

WE G I VE Cot.!MUN I TY G t FT BONO S TAMP S

Alpine Hickory 5-2872

ALEMI TE Electri c Wheel Bal an cing

Goodrich Lifesaver Tir es & Batteries

L U 8 R I C A T I O N S .t o v e O i l K. e r o s e n e

S H R U B S N O W

� large Var i ety to Se l ect from . St,!)�m.o,i_[!!J!IID} __ ,_ -

GL EN V I E W H I CKO RY 4 - 0 3 2 4

"'� Av e M a r i a G a r d e n

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1 6 HA N DEL' S MESSIAH COMI NG

On December· 5th in the El Cajon Bar tist Church, Handel ' s Messiah wi l be presented by a choir of 150 adul ts. Harol d G. L utz , c h o ra l di rector a t Grossmont i s· in charge of direction. Singing from here are: Mrs. Ro bert Run b e ck, Mra. Bi l l In gl es an d Mrs. Ro y Setser.

WH E N Y O U BUY H E R E YOU H E L P A F R I E N D

J EANETTE C . H INKLE REAL ESTATE AND I NSURANCE

CASUAL l 'I' & F I R E

H I 5 - 2 5 0 2 H I WAY 8 0 AL P I N E

ANDERSEN, the CEMENT MAI FRED F . ANDERSEN

Con c �ete Wo rk of A l l K i n d s H I 5 - 25t8

P'. 0 . Box 9 3 A 1 p i n e, C a 1 I f .

Wi ley's HI.ti-2334

Al • s • OPPO S I TE . pa ne ervace P . o .

We pfck- up and del i ver .

� Mobilgas

GAS, O I L , ST0VE _0 I L , KEROSENE WH ITE · GAS

LUBR I CAT I ON & ACCESSOR I E.S · MEC HAN I C ON DUTY 8 TO 6 DA I L Y

IE TTER B US I NESS ME N ELECT Dr. Frank Bomo wski conducted the

final meetin g of his hal l year as chairman of the Al pine Better Busi ­ness Association Tuesday at l uncheon in the Alpine Tavern. Nearl y every member was present, it being election time. Loui s Landt was voted chairman!

· for the next half year, with Johnnie Gr an deury ren am e d as secretary­treasurer.

Frank S. Brown, superintendent of the schoo l di stri c t spoke on the situation of maintaining two pl ants, al so th e . di sadvan tage s. He sai d Ri chard Reno had apprais:ed the ol d el ant at $20, 000.; Henry McKi e, at $25 , 000. Al so movers are estimating cutting up the one good structure, pu tting i t down across Hiway 80 for future use. He added that the board i s o pen to suggesti on s from th" taxpayer. Any sal e must be for cash. The state cannot loan more for buil d­ing the needed rooms.

U. S . MARSHAL B UYS HERE Mike Leibert reports the sal e of

h� s pioneer home i� Al pine Terrace with citrus grove to Joe and Ferne Mi l l er of ·Portl an d, Ore. He i s a re t i red U . S. de p u ty marsh a l , se l ected thi s area for i ts sa l u­brious c l i mate. They wi l l move in sh o rtl y. Th e Leiberts are tak i ng one of the Ratl iffe rental cottages. Th ey l i ved i n Al p i n e 20 years, wh en he came here on crutc hes, was cured.

ALPIN E WEL L PASSES OK When Dr. Frank Bornowski , Arnol d

Way, recentl y had the B & R Diamond Dri l l i n g Co . deepen h i s wek k , he struck some extra special water which th e coun ty heal th dep a rtmen t hai ana l ysed as very fine for drink.ing; . in fact the doctor has a permi·t' to sel l i t for drinking purposes. It i s a s fine a s an ywhere i n th e s tate , offi c ial s sai d.

The Sun is Your Hometown Paper! You really shoul d subscribe, $2

FLORENCE'S MARKET. Owned & Op e ra t ed by F l o rence C l ark e

· Groceries · Meat - : Fresh Vegetables - Uquor

N6rth Side Highway 80 HI S- 2436 Alpine, Cal i f .

50 A T DOG M EETIN G I ntere s ting vie ws o f do g-o wn ers

were h eard at the l a st W edn e sday meeting of the Dog Owners' Protective As�ociation in the Youth Center, in charge of Mrs . Gertrude fourni er, presi dent. The i dea was to get the peopl es' version s on the n e w dog ordinance, and to hear their views •. Ab o ut 50 w ere p re sen t ·an d much enthusi asm was shown . Barking dogs had searked thi s and other gatherings in this part of the county.

BE T T I E REA BOL D WED DE D A n e w coupl e are n o w making their

home on Wil l o ws Rd. , Mr. an d Mrs. Geo._ Jones, fol l o wing . their marriage Oct. 23, at Chri st Lutheran Church, La Me s a . The bride i s the former Betti e Reabol d, daugh� er of the Wal ter Reabol ds, Will o ws Rd. Young Jo n e s i s th e son of Mrs. Loui se Jones. Fl inn sJ>ri n gs. Mis s Marl en Luppke was mai d of honor an d Geo . Smi th , best m an .

Mr. an d Mrs . Hen ry N ew ton, San Be rnardi no , spent a few days l ast' week with the Frank Bornft wskis. He is Mrs.. Bornowski ' s brother.

IT AN G ELE NO MOVES HERE

Mr·s_. M. Ruth Bu.tl er, for iianf years secretary to the chainian. o th e board, and presi den t .of ffi,lla Richards and Co. in L.A. has retired, moved to Alpine where she will �ake her permanent home at the ABC ranch on Oli vewood Lane. Mrs . Butl er i s an ol d fri end of Mrs . Marie Carl son, is Ji ving next to her.

J F YO � L l V E H E R E , BUY H E R E 1

ST AT I ONER Y O F F I C E SUPPL I E S

G I FTS AND CAR D S •• TE L L u s v o u • tt E F ROM AL P I N E ..

Val l ey Stat i oners & Supp l y 1 1 7· E . M A I N EL CAJ O N H l 4- 8 40 1

FOR HOMES & HOMESITES S E E

DON BATES ALPINE

Hi gh • a y 8 0 HI5- 2537

A l l N i g h t & D a y COMPLETE RAD I O an d TV REPA I R SER V I CE

C A L L DA Y- Hick o r y 5 - 2 1 8 4 N I GH T- Hick o r y 5 - 2 9 8 1

co•E I N A N D SEE THE

GREA T N E • l 9 S S S YL VANIA TEL E VI SION

Everything for the Bui lder\

L U M B E R Hardware R O O F I N G

Appliances Televl slon Furnit ure NOW AVA I LAB LE T h e Won d e r f u l N e w May t ag Au t om at i c Was h e r W i t h t h e Wate r Sa ve r . I t w i l l s ave Yo u u p t o 9 g a l l on s o f h o t wat e r p e r l oad l

Se rv ing the En t i r e Moun ta in Emp i r e !

AL HINKLE Lumber & Ranch Supplies Highway 80 HI.5-21 84 HI.5-2502 Al p � n e

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lE NTONS G ET W-1 LCOX HOM E DVN�I TE STORY FROM P �GE 1 Mr. and Mra. R.D. Wil c ox haTe j�at

sol d ' their beauti ful home on Tanrn Bai l e( • Cafe, Alpi n e Hardware , k d An Be wh Rori e a SerTi c:eSta tion, 7 6 ga a Rd.-, to Fran an n nton , 0 .station, and others • . At Anaell" a it are aoTing i!l rith . theii: son, F.�k-, b l e• a hr ge trindow open. , th-l'e'lt � r . Ben ton 1;8 aem1.-tetire d , tianng b o ttl es froa 11: s helf 4-t Holl aad''s Jtu t sol d b:111 l arge dairy fa.rm at. ·

. d , Sa n t e e . -, They.· pic-ke d Al pi ne. . for _. ga ra g e , and _o p en e d 011e W1 Q o• • . : . _, . ct ilil•te-: and .t o . b� a11ay f ro� the. - c,l.: o s e d . • ano th e r a.t 1. he hoae:- o (;_· .: . !:i ty. Sale'. tta· made by ' Frank: Zi.rwes,:- Gordc>n Wd son. Beanea-t: loaa .. .,. i,i :• _

auufager.' fol' S trout Reahy E,(;� : th� · apal'tl)eD t 0£ !(r•. Jeanet;� ·. · · · · · ' Hinkle "where t1r0 sheh'ea ere blown .. ·

My rtl e. G. troffe) der Larry F l sher AT! - 724 5.

L I C E N S E D RE �L E S TA TE B R O K E a s AS S O C I A TE S

Your Listings Solicited REN TAL S AVAI L A BL E

LAN D T BU I L D I N G . H I CK O RY 5- 3 1 50

JACK HOI STAD

ALPINE Tr uck ing Se r v i c e

QUALITY MATER I ALS

R O CK • S A N D • G R A V E L • TO P S o r L R O A D GR A D I N G D I S C I N G

O I L I N G . R E P A I R I N G

H!ckory 5-2188 Alpine

RUR-AL GAS PROPANE-BUTANE

HERCULES GAS SERVICE

HOUSEHOLp GAS APPLIANCES

H I CK O RY 4. 3743

S E R V E L ; WA T E R H E A T E R S

RA N G E S HE A T I N G

SECONo· e, MAIN BT. P. o. Box 336

EL CAJON. CALIF.

off the_ir bra-cket-8r ·bra.kin g ••n.y · . pri_c:el es i i tems of earl y Amer�-�

� aa aw ar e , on e b l u e J u g b�1ng valued at S40. '

F.xtra sheriff's cara were on hand, the eTent having been p erpetrated for aeTeral years, but aa time fuses are us ed , there seems n o w ay t o catch the miscreants.

Se veral irate citizens were mad enough to have shot on sight· anyone c a u gh t sh o r tl y a fter t he b l a s t , and there is talk of a reward being of fered b y the man whose wife h ad the heart attack.

' I th o u gh t the whol e h o ua e w as comin_g d own a r o u n d o u r h e ads , ' said Wm. S Lethbridge, operator of th e TaTe rn , ' i t shook s o hard ._ ' Oth e rs rep orted· · gl ais w are , even f u rnit u re m o v ed abo u t , and the con cussion was beyond So u th Gr �de Road. ( See edito rial )

IU SH I N G H E A D S Kl WAN I S E l ection o f o ffi c ers f o r 19 5 5 ,

j us t _ anno unced shows : pr esid en t , Fred Rushing ; 1 s t vi ce-eresiden t , Fo rre s t H oh an sh e l t ; !n d vic e -, president , Carl Barnes ; secretary­tre as ure r , Mark S c ha e f fe r , new direc tors ; frank Bor!Q owski, Frank BroWll. G.W. 'Brown , Phi'l Hall , Roger Lai-son , Ca:rl . Schwei11s , Bil l Suter.

This gr ow ing c l u b p l an s a b us y year with many fi.ne l ocal- proj ects.

MR S . L A R S ON T HAN KS WORK E R S Haring put OTeJ' ita quota c, f Si7 08.

the Community Ch es t camp aign il•'t end�d here, , reports Mrs. Lief l.ariJlfflj ch-aJ.rman for the area. �Please thank all workers , inc l uding Leta J udd, Hope Crosby, Louise Simmons and �ina Schick' . This year outdid las t season s�e add's , ' and a l l reopl e were 80 ni ce to our workers .

Alley-Ramay Paint &. Supply EL CAJON

THE HOUSE OF COLOR

REN T A L EOU I PMEN T F L OOR SA NDER , EDGER . P O L I SHER

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WI L SO N S H E RE I N T RA I L E H Mr. and Mrs. H.A. wil son, retired,

hav e mo ve d t h eir m o bil h o me to Trail er Estates to make t heir home in de finitel y a s t hey h a d h e a rd about Al pine' s fine clima te . He has fixed uf his l o t with fl owers and a chee�y ittl e white fence . They love Alp'i.ne.

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BR A TT S F I � I S HI N G H OME Mr . & Mr s . Bra tt , ( E lna Hu ey ) ,

are rapidly getting their nice adobe house on Tavern Rd . into the finish­ing s tages , the ga rage bein g done , the dwel ling ready for the I"Qof ••

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