~~~~~5Ae.~~~~~ VOLUME 4, NUMBER~ .. PA.Gt: 1 THURSDAY, lUNE 29, UH>l .,

ECHO

The ECHO, also known as the ALPINE ECHO, is a weekly news magazine

serving that part of eastern San Diego County near ALPINE and Highway 80

ALPINE, CALIFORNIA PRICE FIVE CENTS

P. 2, June 29, 1961

The Yardener who yearns for vegetables from his gar­den all summer long should make his preparations first from his desk or easy chair.

Plan crop plantings and bear tllis in mind: never fol­low a root crop, (beets or carrots for example), with another root crop. Follow with a leaf crop (lettuce­endive), or other above­ground cro,ps.

Pay Utility Bills Here

McGUFFIE'S ALPINE SU.NORIES

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This crop rotation in mini­ature helps prevent soil ex­haustion, as each type -of crop takes certain food ele­ments from the soil.

WE 3ELL RANCHES

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An experienced shirt finisher is needed · m .a - laundry near Alpine. 8:30 to 5:00 five day. $1.25 per hr. part or full time .

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HERE And THERE PONY LEAGUE AVERAGES by GLADYS JENNINGS-HI 5-3188 TEAM NAME

Weekend guest at the home of Casino Wilcox, S. Mr.and Mrs. Don Bates, Highway Casino H e ttinger, T . 80, were Don's brothers, Robert Lazy A Lawernce, S. and Frank Bates of Los Angeles Whitt Knapp, Richard and families. Lazy A Cooke, Grant

Mrs . Forrest Hohanshelt of South Whitt Sampl~. S. .::7rade Road will leave June 30th Whitt Campbell, G. by jet for the 75th Statehood in Lazy A Lopez, T. Oakes, South Dakota. Hazel will Lazy A Brown, C.

Whitt Be L return by train visiting in Glacier nson, · National Park and in Portland, 'llhitt Drennon, R. Or Whitt Sockwell, R. egon, expects to be gone rhree weeks. Casino Snyder, John

Exchange Club held a hayride- Casino DeLong, Charles barbecue-swimming party at the Casino Fenstermacher, D. home of Mr. and Mrs.Auren Pierce Whitt Chrisman, H. on South Grade Road June 17 with Lazy A Masters, M. everyone having a wonderful time. Lazy A Bowles, A.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Whitt of Fos- Lazy A Harcock, L. -ters Trailer Park have returned Whitt Partridge, R. from a ten day trip to Yosemite Casino Axsom, M. and Bishop . Lazy A Smith, D.

Mrs. Carl McCall of McCall Whitt Greathouse, D. School Ranch on Tavern Road has Lazy A Falkenberg, D. returned from a vacation to Brit- Lazy A Hurlbut, J . ish Columbia . She went by boat Whitt Strauch, R. and returned by train. Casino Archer, D. Mr. and Mrs. L.W.VanBrink have Casino Mosier, Jim

purchased the Leech residence on Lazy A Gilroy, C . Tavern and South Grade Road.The Casino Robertson, S.

VanBrinks moved here from La Casino Snyder, Jim Mesa. They have two daughters, Casino Spine to, R. Susan, 16, and Merrilee, 13. Mr . Casino Hancock, R. VanBrink has the new Richfield TEAM AVERAGES:

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Service Station on Highway 80 and Madison in El Cajon.

Bobbie Whitt spent last Monday in Los Angeles where she went by chartered bus stopping in San Cle­mente for breakfast and then visited the Farmers Market. They then went to A. B. C. Television Station to see Queen for a Day and About Faces. Bobbie will be

seen on About Faces one day this week.

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Calvin Jerney is improving in the Navy Hospital where he has been for over a week. Calvin in­jured his back while swimming and complications have set in. The doctors expect him to remain

AMERICAN FENCE AVERAG ES 6* 13 Bonin

Buell Lopez Marshal Brant Judd K.Shepard

another week . Mr. and Mrs . C . Wheeler and

daughters Randy and Rhoda spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Judd on Tavern Rd. Mrs. Wheeler, formerly Judy Crouch, is Mr. Judd's sister.

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The beauty of the bougainvillea vine can be enhanced if the gar­dener 'keeps it on the dry side during bloom. Overwatering this showy specimen seems to make the colorful bracts less vivid.

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MINORS: ALPINE TRUCKING AVERAGES

NAME Jones Woodard Dyer Hettinger Cooley Clinton Sisto Bowles Cote Avery Zimmerman Black Hallet Jax Allen • Leaders

MAJORS P . Baker Dane M. Baker DeLong, Hugh T. Watton S. Micheals R.Knapp Gillette D. Hemminger Brant N.Micheals B. Watton Sullivan D Pierce Lozier MAJORS: A. Brown Robertson Swinland Gunn Jim Jungnitch Sanders Adams Koath 1. Mosier John Jungnitch B. Harrelson

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TALKS ON ALASKA Chet Swinland, now living in

Alpine, will speak to the Alpine Kiwanis Club July 6th on our 49th State. Mr. Swinland will have first hand information since he taught school in Alaska, homesteaded there and also served there as a police officer.

Date Book THURSDAY, June ~l:lth Florences vs. Youth Center Kiwanis, Fuller Hall, Ladies

Night, 7 pm

·FRIDAY, June 30th Whitt Plumbing vs.Casino SATURDAY, July 1st Alpine Union School District

Governing Board annual organization meeting, 9 am

Bake Sale, front of Empire Market, Gammas, 9:30 am.

MONDAY, July 3rd Summer School starts Alpine Youth Center Sum-

mer Camp starts ~ CJ)

Alpine Trucking vs . American .-. Fence ~

Alcoholics Anonymous, Fuller ~ Hall, 8:15 pm ,g

TUESDAY, July 4th -.i Have a safe, sane 4th of July p.; WEDNESDAY, July 5th 1 Alpine Community Church '

Guild, Mrs. Drew's, 1431, Marshall Road.

Lazy A vs. Casino Alpine Baseball Association,

Youth Center, 8 pm THURSDAY, July 6th Florences vs. Kiwanis Kiwanis, Fuller Hall, 7 pm

DON ' T HEAT UP YOUR KITCHEN-BUY AT SALE

That 's right; don 't heat up your kitchen, but buy homebaked goods at the Bake Sale Saturday.

Don't forget the Gamma Gam­mas bake sale to be held July 1st in front of the Empire Market in Alpine starting at 9: 30 a. m. Pro­ceeds to go to Angels Unaware­Mentally Retarded School in E1 Cajon.

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IT'S ' THE GREATEST

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION and San Diego County Fair-DEL MAR

Literally glittering with stars, features and fabulous events. Come once and you'll come again! Look at the lineup

TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD and his t roupe f eatur ing Anjta Bryant FRIDAY, June 30 • SATURDAY, July 1 • SUNDAY, July 2 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Grandstand general admission $1.00 • Special reserve box seats $2.00 • Pea pickers 12 and under free!

ARTHUR GODFREY and his famous trained horses, Goldie and Goldie, Jr. MONDAY, July 3 • TUESDAY, July 4 • WEDNESDAY, July 5 • THURSDAY, July 6 • FREE SHOW 7 p.m.

SPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Grand His· torical Tableau. PLUS Arthur Godfrey Show. Especially for children­spectacular fireworks! FREE SHOW at 7 p.m.

XAVIER CUGAT and ABBE LANE with full cast and orchestra FRIDAY, July 7 • SATURDAY, July 8 • SUNDAY, July 9 • FREE SHOW 8:00p.m.

... AND EVERY DAY-THE DON DIEGO VARIETIES Two free shows daily • BUNIN'S PUPPETS featuring David Seville's Chipmunks- three free shows daily. Continuous COMMUNITY STAGE performances • NATIONAL HORSE SHOWS morning, afternoon and evenings. World's largest Junior show and the largest Senior show in the United States.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION JUNE 30 THRU JULY 9

GATE ADMISSION Adults $1.00 Children $.25 FREE DAY- Kids 18 and under and over 70 admitted to Fair Grounds

FREE ! Fridav. June 30

B. Shepard Thorpe MAJORS: M. Harrelson Rix Earickson Spine to Wilcox Marshall Wake Seay A. Wood McHone Anderson R.Cooley Archer D. Cooley Romaine MAJORS: R.Bonnin J. Daynes Harris Barton Rowan

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INDEPENDENCE Tuesday, July 4th, is Independ­

ence Day and most Americans W1ll tty flags and try to celebrate the day in some way. Unfortun­ately too many will think of it as just another holiday. Many will sleep late, ha\'esome kind of fun, or · do some long-deiayed taik around' the house. Perhaps some of us will watch ths ftreworkl and unfortunately some wW use poor

. judgment and get themselves or someone else into trouble.

Too few of us wW remember the reason for the holiday and even fewer will trouble them­selves to give thankS ·for our A­merican heritage or rejoice in their knowledge of the treasurer that is ours. Even fewer are those who will rededicate theiilSelves to the task of bringing to greater

------------------------1 fulfillment the American dream

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of a society where every man can be confident of justice, of equality before the law, of opportunity to work for his own happiness without unjust discrimination, and where every man can expect respect for his person, his property, and his liberty both by his fellowman and by the state.

We are accustomed to hearing

PRESENTLY p,\ RT TIME EL CAJON to ALPINE about our material advantages.

~;::=======================~ We all know that the American ~ standard of living is the best in

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the world. Most of us know that this high material standard is. made possible by the liberties and in­stitutions that our forefathers de­veloped for us at the cost of their labor, blood, and tears. Although we all know that our country is not perfect. I believe- that when we . take the time to think of it most of us are genuinely thankful for all that is oms.

But this is riot everything. If America is to keep what is hers, we must move forward. Like a a boat man in a swift stream we can never relax our efforts lest

BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Youth Center vs. TEAM Runs Hits Kiwanis American Fence vs 35 10 V.F. W. vs. Alpine Trucking 19 8 Florences Whitt Plumbimg vs 3 2 Casino vs. Lazy A 15 5 !.azy A Kiwanis . vs. 7 4 (forfeit game) Florences 17 12 Pepper Drive vs Youth Center vs. 16 7 Pony All Stars V.F. W. 7 8 Alpine Cleaners

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Casino vs (Woolridge) 13 Whitt Plumbimg-cancelled Alpine Cleaners

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(Woolridge) 7 5 TEAM STANDINGS Alpine Cleanen Team Won

(Spires) 8 5 Minors: END OF FIRST HALf American Fence 4 Alpine. Trucking VI 8 3 Alpine Trucking 2 American Fence 2 1 Majors: Whitt Plumbing vs. 10 2 V.F.W. 4 Casino 6 1 Florences

the constant change and challenge of time sweep away all we have gained. We still have with us many who do not have a fair opportun­ity. We still have laws that are not always just and courts that are slow and costly. We still know

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Z ACRES ON WATER EASY TERMS DON BATES

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W\Ll TRADE -Two new 3 bedroom homes in Lakeside. very nice, "not t ract, close ro schools, churches and shops . . Excellent for home or income. Will trade for clear acreage or will sell. HI 5-3146.

hate and fear, selfishness and.------------..!============: greed. The task is unfinished. The challenge awaits. Ours is the bur­den and ours is the opportunity. If our country and our time are to go on to greater and better ideals. to finer standards, it will be be­cause we have put eager hearts and hands to the task that lies a­head. Let us thank God for the op­portunity and attack the future with confidence and enthusiasm.

Rev. Edgar s. Welty

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CANYON NEWS Room One at Harb~son Canyon H ARB IS 0 N C A NY 0 N N E W S wer"' . ..:rtained at Ghost Town by Luc·; : : ·CONNELL- HI 5-31H~ ·• ·'"'' !.~h the courtesy of Hank

Have you uc~~~ •:h~ song, "John Smith and his associates. Each Brown had a Little Indian"? Mon- child brought his or her own lunch day, June 19th, there were lots of which was so much more enjoy­them running around Spur Valley · : able eaten under the trees than in The Cub Scout Pack meeting was a classroom. held out in the open with twenty : The Harbison Canyon Community one well simulated very young ,Church Daily Vacation Bible Indian warriors really whooping School is being held this week in it up. Awards were presented to a the mornings through the 30th. number of boys as well as an a- They are having music, handi­ward to a former den mother who craft, stories and refreshments. A received her just acknowledge- welcome is extended to all school

THE

ECHO ALSO KNOWN AS

ALPINE ECHO Edgar S. Wei ty EDITIII

PHONE HICKORY 5-2616 Address corespondence to

P.-o. Box 8, A I pine, Ca I i lornia

JUOtC.I ALLY D[CLAA(O A N~WS•

PA~ (. It Of" G-Uf(RAL CfltCULAtiON 8Y THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY. CALIFORNIA,

N0Vf.iii48[R 12 . 1959 ; I..(C.ALL Y DUAL If H. 0 TO PUBLISH

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ment which she earned too long age children to participate in this }.V-.-F-.-W-.-M-E_M_0_R_I_A-:L~-­ago. Virginia Hettinger, Route l, fine venture. here are some Alpine, kept up her Cub Scout So far I have two names to sub- of the details you den even when there was no long- mit to the oldster society. Mrs. will need if you er a Cubmaster or a committee Phillip Stein and Mrs. Dorothy want to enter the to give her a helping hand. Not Baker. I hope to get a complete contest for the many of us would put ourselves . history of these two by next issue l>~st design for the out to that extent for a bunch of as well as supply a little more VFW Memorial. little boys .Our hats are off to you, information about our community· The dimensions of Virginia, We :lo have a history and I'm the plot on which

Each den put on a skit using the trying to get it dug up . Did you the Memorial is Indian theme for which there was :know the original Harbison House to be placed are lots of applause and laughter· Re- ·is still here? those slown in the freshments were served at the . The Teenage Dance was held diagram. end of the meeting which every- Saturday night at the Community one must have enjoyed. Hall with a good time had by all.

Wednesday was the last meeting Heard one of the married couples ALPINE YOUTH CENTER

of the Harbison Canyon Ladies remark that they had more fun Those that were unabie to sign Missionary Sewing Group. The with the kids than· they did with their children at the campfire ladies enjoyed a potluck dinner. the ones their own age. Youth has last Monday may do so Friday, Rev. and Mrs·.Frenchwerepresent- a lot of advantages, but darn it, June30,betweenll am and 1 pm. ed with a quilt which the ladies we can't stay young forever. The summer program will be

hadmade.TheCommunity Church Children are out of school for held at the Alpine Youth Center is an asset to our whole Canyon. the summer and we all need to starting July 3rd and will run to

Bill Hopkins was seriously in- give it some thought. All boys and August 25th . Each session will be jured in a freak accident Saturday, ...,irls need certain things planned for two weeks with crafts, sports, June 17 while trying to do some for them that are constructive as. and swimming. There is a fee of work on one of his properties on well as fun. Every child should be $2.00 per session.

S UMMER CAMP

Almyra. He was hit' with a skip- expected to do certain chores a- · For further information call Mr · loader that he didn t see coming round the house witnout expecting Wilcox, HI 5-2353 . nor did the driver even know he pay. They will feel better for it l_w_:il::.l.:..b_:e_:_h_e_ld_ a_t_t_h_e_C-om_m_un_i-ty-

had hit, until he turned aro~d. and we can have that much more Hall July 3rd, 7:30pm. The Har­Bill is confined in Navy Hospital time to do something with them. bison Canyon Volunteer Fire De­where he will be for about three Plan some time with your children partment is sponsoring the dance months. He has a com-r'und frac- this summer. Even a lunch in the . which will feature a four-piece tured leg and. arm. I m ~ure he park can be an event for them as band.Better get your tickets early will enjoy ~emg any of h1s many

well as you parents. so you are sure to not miss the friends who can get up to see him. The annual 4th of July dance

June Thirteenth the children of fun·

CAMPO NEWS by FAY FARRIS-GR 8-b396

Roi Wooley, president of the In­ternational Fire Chief's Associa­tion, and associate editor of the Fire Engineering Magazine pub­lished in .New York, will speak on the subject of fires in the home and matter relating to all types of fires at the Pine Valley Com­munity Club House at 7:30p.m. on Saturday, July 8. Everyone is welcome.

The Square Dance Fiesta held at Balboa Park in San Diego June 16,17,18 was a big success. Those attending from Mt. Whirlers in Campo were Mr. and Mrs . Wm. Wordley, Bee Boyd and Fay Farris. They were there on Saturday, June 17. There was dancing in several buildings and oh a boardwalk in the open.There was a grand march on the boardwalk and adult ex hi­bitions in the Ford Bowl from 8: 30 to 10 p . m . The exhibitions were beautiful.

The Mexican Canasta Club met at the home of Marie Lindemann in Campo on Wednesday, June 21, and the following were present: Marie. Martin, Ardelle Craft, Phoe­

be Thompson, Jane Ham, Gertrude Haskell, Helen Smyth, Fay Farris and the hostess. Prizes were won by Marie Lindemann and Marie Martin.

Maret Andrews of Rancho del Campo returned on Sunday, June 18 from her visit to Michigan to attend the wedding of her son, David. She had been gone for about a month. The Rancho del Campo staff held

a Scotch Ball Twosome Golf Tournament on their golf course on Sunday, June 11. The contest­ants were paired off in twosomes consiSting of one with a high handicap and one with a low handicap, and each partner alter­nated shots.Andy Zuelner and Paul Andrews were w·inners of the to urn­ament, and balls \-Jere won by the

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following; Bee Boyd and Dean Matthe' s for two birdies, Andy Zuelner for being closest to the pin on #9, and balls were given for the shortest shot off #9 tee, and for the highest score.

The Homemakers Club held a potluck picnic in one of the parks in Laguna Mountains on Thursday, June 22, and 15 members were present, including the son of Babe Johnson, Bob Turner, his wife and three children from Fallbrook.The food was delicious, and they had

a lovely time visiting and en­joying the cool breezes .

The Paul Morelands who live on Cedar Street in Lake Morena have been enjoying houseguests from the Los Angeles area . They are his sister, her husband and three chil­dren.

Ted and Lorene Stone were a­wakened early Thursday morning

to find that their home was on fire. Mrs. Stone's mother, Mrs. Minnie Howell, 85, resided ·with her, and she was burned to death. It seems she returned to her room after her daughter had taken her from the dwelling . Mrs . Stone tried to reach her a second time, but was driven back by the flames. Understand none of their belong­ings were saved.

Mr. and Mrs. David Lindemann were in Anaheim a few days last week to attend the graduation of one of their grandsons. Here­ceived a car for his graduation present from his parents.

Eighty people attended the re­ception for Bonnie and Stephen Gallegos at Looney~ Dining Room at Cameron Corners on Saturday evening, June 17. The food con­sisted of delicious sandwiches, chicken salad, jello salad, relish­es, beautiful tiered cake made by Mary Robertson, and punch. Dan­cing was enjoyed after the food was served.

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ounty o San Diego, We hereby certify that we are

partners transacting business at P. 0. Box 311 Spring Valley in the State of California, under a des­ignation not showing the names of the persons interested as part­ners in such business, to-wit:

ZODDICRAFT CO. The names of the partners are:

Robert E. Townsend, residing at 1868 Spring Dr. , Spring Valley, .l.ella M. Townsend, residing at 3868 Spring Dr. , Spring Valley.

WITNESS our hands this lOth day of June, 1961.

ROBERT E. TOWNSEND ZELLA M. TOWNSEND

STATE OF CALIFORNIA; County of San Diego, ss ·

On the lOth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one, before me person­ally appeared Robert E. Townsend, Zella M. Townsend, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same .

WITNESS my hand and the seal .:>f my office this lOth day of June, 1961 . (Notarial Seal)

MAE s. GATES Notary. Public

My Commission expires Jan. 11, 1964. 1st publication June 15, 1961.

Garflener'_s Claecllisf by Calif. Assn. of Nurserymen 1. Prune off faded blooms on roses, fuchsias, potted geraniums before they go to seed. 3. If feeding with an acid food fails to green up camellias and azaleas, use an iron chelate. 4. Plant cushion chrysanthemums for a summer-long show of color.

R.Jerney 10 ...... C.Jerney 6 co (7) ...... Foster 9 (7) C'l

Rabawin 10 Q) B. Pierce 11 c:: ::l M. Daynes 10 -rl McMaken 4 rl Walkter 4 P,.· Allen 3

MAJOR TEAM AVERAGES Kiwanis 136 Florences 133 V.FW. 150 Youth Center 156

Some typical Sunday drivers would be easier to take if they only drove on Sunday.

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113 West Mai~ St. El Cajon We GiveS & H Green Stamps PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY

Telephone Hickory 4-3135

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Auto Service

HI 5-2132

Jealousy comes more from self-love than from true love. LA ROCHEFOUCAULD

Name Brand JEWELRY

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COMPLETE WATCH OVERHAUL

$5.95

DIAMOND MART II 0 East MAIN

ELCAJON H l'f- -2021

WALK UP AND SAVE

PAINT SALE

Outside WHlTE Outside Primer Interior Lett ex White Regu\or Price•bM NO _.W;...;.,._.$_.....;;..;:1ftl ·

We Make All s;ze AlUMINUM

SCREENS AL HINKLE

LUMBm AND Jt4NCH SUPPU£5

ALPIIE 2101 H;.uy 10 ~ a.aJM

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HOME INSULATION INSTALLED fOR 6¢ A SQUARE FOOT UP .

HOT WEATHER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER IN SULAT E NOW FOR A COOL HOME THIS SUMMER

For a FREE home showing of all our insulation products

(No ob l igati o n of course)

Phone CY6-6381 AIR-SEAL

INSULATION CO.

PARIS MORTUARY An iustitute of personal se r v i ce

within the mea n s of a l l.

IN EL CAJON SINCE 1943 '

Completely Modern, Air-Conditioned Church-Like Chapel

NO FINER FACILITIES ANYWHERE

* P.re-Ne(>d Trusts * Funeral Insurance * Complete Funeral Arrangements

* Veterans Benefits Applicable

MILT PARIS, Owner and Dir~ctor HI 4-5195 HI 4-4224

374 No. Magnolia Ave. EL CAJON Me mber San Dkgo C:unn t v f'u nc:ra I [)ir<!cTOrs Association

AMPLE PARKING ON THE PREMISES

To quote our new neighbor's own words be has moved "from the fertile valley floor to the majestic peaks of the mountains" . Meaning he has moved from San Diego to Alpine--that's Bill Bowler and his wifeJuneand their children, Tim, 9, Mary B, 7, Amelia, 6, and David, 4. They have rented the Buckmiller house on Anderson Bill works at Convair and he also does illustrations.

Bob 9aarlaer Home Const .

Alpine HI 5 - 2997

I NSURAN CE Jeannette C Hi nkle

2105 Hwy. 80, Alpine HI 5- 2502

PLUMBING Ted Whitt , 2325 Elting, Alpine

HI 5-3665

POOL MAINTENANCE Alpine Swimming Pool Service.

Roy Crane HI 5-2766

P. i2, June 29, · 1961

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