ALPIN E POPULA TI O N IS NOW 2400 VOL 2, NO 15 TRACY FAULCONER, DESCANSO, AND ENRIQUE S ANCHEZ, GUAMUCHIL, SINA�OA __ _ M EXICO, ENJOY RE• ENACTING THE OLD SPANISH TRA- DI TIONAL COUR T• SH I P AT TH E RE JAE[ WINDOW, WHEN THEY VISITED THE SOUTHERN NEIGHBOR RECENTLY. PHOTO BY MRS. F. tDUSE NUMBERS FOR ALPINE Du e to per s istent effort, in- vescigation, and final approval, The n is happ y to announce that early in 1954 Alpine will be given house numbers on all streets and Highway 80 We have sent the official request to the County Street Addres s Co- ordinat or, who reveals that numerous communities desiring this facility have piled up a 6 month backlo g of work. This will be of great benefit to every resident and property owner in directing friends to an address, for all emergencies, fire, police, ambulance, doctor, delive ries and so on. We interrogated the assessor, tax collector, electric and phone (MOH OM PAGE 15) ,. z > X < 0 - z > z >-> , I Q � 0 - • , . , , coo� z - w m . 0 � 0 > r 0 . 0 , " 0 0 0 0 , r 0 > - z n > - � - NI- • -� 0 z -· > -0 1 . w � �
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ALPIN E POPULA T I O N I S N OW 2400
VOL 2, NO 15
TRACY FAULCONER, DESCANSO, AND ENR IQUE S ANCHEZ, GUAMUCHIL, SINA�OA.;,, __ _ MEXICO, ENJOY RE• ENACTING THE OLD SPANISH TRADI TIONAL COUR T• SH I P AT TH E RE JAE[ WINDOW, WH EN THEY VISITED THE SOUTHERN NEIGHBOR RECENTLY. PHOTO BY MRS. F.
tDUSE NUMBERS FOR ALPINE Du e to per s istent effort, in
vescigation, and final approval, The Sun is happ y to announce that early in 1954 Alpine will be given house numbers on all streets and Highway 80 We have sent the official request to the County Street Add r e s s Coordinator, who reveals that numerous communities desi r ing this facility have piled up a 6 month backlog of work.
This will be of great benefit to every resident and property owner in directing friends to an address, for all eme r genc ie s , f i re, pol i ce , ambulance, doctor, delive r ies and so on. We interrogated the assessor, tax collector, electric and p h one (MOH OM PAGE 15)
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THE ALPINE SUN AMERICA
0S TINIEST NEWSl"APER
FORTNIGHTLY ON THURSDAY
ALPINE, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.
_CLARKE IRVINE, EDITOR-PUBLISHER ALICE IRVINE, NEWS 8 COMPOSITION
ED ITORIAL HOW DO WE FIND YOUR PLACE?
Well, you drive up 8 0 t o town, turn around and go back down Arnold
Way, then turn left at the first cross street, that's Tavern road,
OFFSET PRINTED AT SUNNYSLO•E RANCH then go south about a mile and a WHCRE wE co A HEA• o' LIVIN�! half till you see some white houses 5¢ • copv, BY MAIL, $2 YEARLY. on the left and our nam e on the =--"_;:c-""-..:..:.-"-'-�-"-"-'-.e...;:__;...::..:.:.::.=..:..:.---- mailbox in front of one--that's our TIil RO TERM FOR MARY DOERR
At the election of Alpine Youth Center, Mrs. �ary Doer r was reelected for the third year. Jerry Klipp becomes vice-president; Mrs.
Little Linda Williams is mourning the disappearnace of her puppy Butch who left home sometime last week and didn't return. If anyone has seen him, a small white dog with a black head, please call H4-2913 and make a little girl happy again.
Sgt. Norman Reabold is home from Okinawa for a wonderful 30 days' leave with his parents here. He was 26 months overseas, will be out of the army in January.
The Grossmont Hospital au xiliary will have its meeting Aug. 14, at 10 a.m. in the La Mesa woman's club. All interested are welcome.
Ha� Dempster �£.the realty firm bearing his name in S .0. has subscribed for The S un.
place. (Or some other more difficult direction.)
How long have Alpine folk thus suffered in di'recting friends to their homes- for many years, but within a few months this will be forever remedied due to the persistence of The Sun in working for the allotment of house numbers on all local roads.
Another matter is the placing of a highway sign at Tavern rd. and Hiway 80 informing people that it is Tavern road. We are working on this and hope to accomplish something real soon. Our officials are busy and funds have to be spread thin, but this is a mu st for all who Jive along this pri mar y county road.
One lady called us to relate how a ma n ref used to buy in A l pine because th' highway sign told him it had a population of 410. That must be remedied. We have about 2400 livin g here now .
What is your pet peeve, or desire, for something to improve our wonderful community ••
e IF YOU LIKE THE SUN YOU SHOULD CERTAINLY SUBSCRIBE, $2. YEARLY
AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE � REFRIGERATORS, ELECTRIC RANGES, UPRIGHT
� FREEZERS, & AUTOMATIC WASHERS.
� .. Come in N�:�,.!:::"$!�· to $85 . .. ! Also greatly reduced prices on slightly used Re f r i g e r at o r s , e I e ,: t r i c & g a s r an g es , wash e r s , an d gas w ate r heat,; r s.
PIH SON CAMP STARTED Work on the new medium-security
Viej a_s Grade prison camp ahove here has Ju st b egun. I t will relieve co�nty jail crowding. Inmates from the nearby honor camp are doing the work. It will accommodate 48 from the S.D. jail.
. Ice cream h as been.added to the list of products now served to the mountai� area by the Model D ai ry, S.D., which reports growing trade in the back country.
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BR ING S IN 3 NEW WE LL S S.O. Brooks, A. Wotring and Walter
Reabold are joyful over the wells th a_t F z: ank H. B ri g h am g e neral engineering cont_ractor, has completed for th�m on r�nches above Alpine, p�mps JUSt having been installed by his busy crews.
Y?ung Bride:. "Now, dearie, what will I get if ! cook a dmner like that for you every day this year?
Young Groom. "My life insur ance."
bank by ii save those long trips to the bank!
Save those long trips to the bank! Here's a real, worth-while, modern convenience for many people.
SECURITY'S BANK-BY-MAIL plan means you mail in all deposits and pay bills by check.
We furnish forms, envelopes and monthly statements.
Start saving time and money on hanking_ ask about the BANK. BY-MAIL plan at Security Bank.
OF SAN DIEGO Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Depc-sit Insurance Corporation
EL CAJON VALLEY BRANCH 205 West Main Street
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QI A S. KERN SELL S RAN CH Spearl E Bison, one of the owners
of the Manor Hote l, S.d , has just purchased the C. W. Kern ranch as an 1nvest.ment pl'operty. The Kerns have moved to El Cajon temporarily. The ranch will be operated by Ellison's brother-in-law, Zane McNutt, former salesman of San Francisco, who comes here with his wife and 5-weeks old daughter, Sharon. He wil l insta ll chicken equipment on part of the 12½ acre pl ace.
Jim B lackton has contracted to erect a 50' mast and antenna for the C.E. Durbin ranch, Japatul. He started pouring concrete �onday. Durbin owns the feed store in E. C.
RENDEZVOUS CAFE and Trailer Park
t'OME COOKING AND BAKING
Highway 80, 2 mi. East of Alpine CLOSED TUESDAY FROM 2 P . M ,
H4 H4- 2150 MR. AND MRS. KARL HAUG
.ATCH£5 Ol·AM0N0S SILV{AWAAE LUGGAGE
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 115 W. MAIN EL CAJON H4.3628
• PROPANE GAS •.
INSTALLATIONS Investigate our low-cost Meter Plan. Pay for the Gas as it is used-Right through the meter.
ROCKGAS SERVICE Co. INC.
H4-3173, 201 Highway 80, El Cajon
HINKLE REVEAL S EXP ANSION Due to steady growth of the back
country especially Alpine, Al Hinkle is completing his fine new showroom, soon to be given a grand opening. He enga$e d R o y Crane, well kn o wn Kiwanian and worker in the Community church, to act as manager of the new hom e furnishing depart ment , now heing readied.
Tex Jones, electronics navyman, long experienced in radio and now
TV, has joined the firm to manage the 1V defartment for sales, service and insta lations.
And finally, the big Kaye-Halbert Television Corp., has granted Al exclusive franchise in the mountain area for their splendid line. Don't miss the early opening of the new sh owroom.
RE COR D GET S NE W M AN AGEMENT Neil Langlois and Irene M. Baker
have relinquished op eration of the El Cajon Record, which has quite .a circulation in the back country, to James Frost, Edmund Cordova and Wm. Moc kl er. They wil 1 run it, and the Lakeside Star, as ·a joint venture til l plans for purc hase are comple�ed in the nea r future. T�ree fine chaps and we wish them cont1n�ing success, assured due to their interest and hard work.
N e w r ep o rt e r for A lp in e i s Clarizetta Standen, two-year resident here, a firm believer in the future of this community. News received at H4-2857. E d Bike is selling sub s now, to benefit the Scouts.
J.P. Colb urn is back home from Mercy hospital where he underwent an operation by Dr. Peter Crabtree;,for three stomach ulcers. He made fine recovery, was up in three daysi at the wheel of his car in 15.
Bill Doerr, teacher, and wife, are back from a tour to Zion and Yellowstone National parks with fishing as the m ain o bj ective, whi c h they achieve d.
A man drnppcd his wig in 1hc strtet and •'.\. boy pick1,;d it up and handed it to him.
"Thanks, lll)' boy," ,aid 1hc <i\\IH;r, "you arc •the first genuine hair restorer I have ever seen."
�F (�-l�r.; Alley-R,tmay Paint &. Supply EL CAJON
Tl-iE HOUSE OF .COLOR
1/ ' r/ � �RTIST'S S U P P L I E S
PAINT WITH �- 148 EAST MAIN
MATERIALS AND TOOLS FOR HOBBIES
E. A. UHLER HILLDALE 4-5 t-70
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SHEPARD SMOKI NG OUT BEES THAT SEfTLLD IN NEWS REALTY OFFICE. HIVED THE QUEEN, TOOK HOME THF. SWARM, ANO A BUT OF COMB HONEY'
Rodeo, �al:- Dear Editor: Enjoy our subscr1pt1on to The Sun so much. Will renew when it runs out in Oct.
-Mrs. Marian Petersen.
Lili: "Whatever hecame of those oldfashioned girls who fainted when a boy kissed them?"
Belle: "Whatever became of the oldfashioned boys who could make 'em faint?"
5 DRIVE OVER 60 , CHE AT SELF
B.R. Ca ldwel l, commissioner Calif. Highway patrol has called attention to the rising rural death toll, due mainly to speed.
'Th_ose _ who go, ove� 60 and get a way w1 th it aren t being honest with themselves' he says, 'they' re just being lucky. ------
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Belloni, former pr inci pa 1 at Des cans o school, and she taught dancing here, are the proud pa rents of a new ba by boy, Kurt Richard, who weighed in at 7 lbs. 4 ozs. They have two other boys and
gir I.
TV RADIO TV Jim Announces First Back Country Showing of
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1954
ADMIRAL TV
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80. ALP Flt£.
At his new T,V. Studio
in. $L59.95 H 1-n. $,199.96 195� Adm•ral Radt� $l�.95-,up "U>mf! in, he lax-- O#ld' Enjoy."
Ao•11a:.. "OR •54
6 OHI OANS BUY HOME HERE
Car l M. Staten, and wife D aun, have just purchased the Ann Ol son pl ace on Ol ivewood lane, are now making their home here, the sale having been made through Qon Bates. Mr. Staten is a native of Pennsyl vania. Mrs. Staten of Il l inois. He is a retired manufacturer's agent for vaporizers, but is going to keep active here by being an associate with Bates in his real ty office.
The Ted Browns, who l eft Alpine last year for E.C., have moved to 949 Hiway 80, 84-7950, s o their many friends wil l know. He reports business as booming in real estate.
The John Coxes, with Janet and Johnnie, are back from a vacation jaunt to Lake Tahoe.
McGUFFIE'S
ALPINE
H4-2121
Sundries MEDIC INAL PREPARAT IONS . VITAMINS
COSMETICS FOUNTAIN LUNCH.
Chiropractor
Or. Frank Bornowski
Arnold Way, 1/4 mile west of P.O.
H4-2169 Closed Wed. Alpine.
Alpine
MOTOR SERVICE
Complete Automotive Repairs Arc & Gas Welding
76. . · .......... /
GAS 0 IL LUBRICATION
HIWAY 80 H4-2317
UNIQUE BU SIN E SS O PENING S.P. Archer, who recently bought
the 50 x 150 lot adjoining Rorie's on the west, from· the Wiewal s, is working with Bob noane, S.D., to open a gem shop and produce California desert ironwood products as .lamps and unique wood formations for decorative purpoi�s. The store is being remo·deled and readied for the opening next week. Cut stones wil l be made into almost anything and special objects of wood art will be produced.
FIRE BOYS ' HOUSEWARMING F inishing touches are being put on
Al pine's new fire house, the former Al pine Barn which was abandoned as a nite spot. A number of citizens have inspected the place, approved the improvements which include living quarters for the all night and day fireman on duty. As s.oon as the eguipment is moved, the department wil l hol d a housewarming for the publ ic, date to be announced in nex t issue.
Russel I Brown, son of Capt. and Mrs. Horace Gates Brown of Beverly Hill s is on a 15 day furlough from Stockton, his N avy base. H e is visiting the M cCalls, his Al pine address.
Al pine Terrace streets are now finished, ieports Sam Hanson, i n charge of Alpine road station making quite an improvement. The sweetwater river bridge and the 1.3 mil es of new road el iminating curves, has also been blacktopped and the bridge covered with 135 tons of topping.
Sgt. Wal l ie Way who loves these mountains, built his home up off Victoria Dr., recentl y back fr om Korea, is a ddin g a bedroom and porch. Grace and the two boys are doing fine, too .• -------
Thel ma Price, of Harbison, is enjoying a visit from her son Wm. G. Price recentl y teturned from Korea. He bought her a lovely set of China. He is to report for duty at Roswell, N.M.
Cl aude Bail ey is now runnin� a Mobilgas station in Ramona, living there temporarily.
T H E C A N D L E L I G H T D I N N E P. H O U R , A N D S U N D A Y 1 2 : 3 0 TO 8 : 30
5 MILE S E A S" OF EL CAJO N O N ROUTE 80
CLOSED THURSDAY HILLDALE 4.3586
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MO RE N EW S AND PI CTURES? Ye s , Th e Sun w i l l be h a pp y to
print more in.teresting news, interviews, pictures, verse and jokes, when we grow a bit. Suppose you pass the word along to stores that do not advertise when you buy or pay your bil l s, here, in El Cajon and in S.D. That' JI hel p.
SMALL FRY WITH CIVIC SPIRIT A RE THESE KIDDIES WORKING. HARD TOO, SAT URDAY AT ALPINE YOUTH CENTER. THEY ARE JUDY DYKE. JE.RRY HOOVER. D ICK STURDIVANT AND RCTHA RUDY.
Hans Kern is ba ck fr orr, Oregon where his b r ot her George d ied recently at ohn Day. On the way home he fished on the Rogue river, accompanied by Hans, Jr. and David Fookes.
Tom Daugherty, Al pine Heights, suffered shock and bruises Sunday week when his horse tossed him off.
Dr. and Mrs. Hobert Grant and their four children will be wel come residents sometime soon as they have b.o ugh� the M urr a y property on Victoria Drive They plan to build a home in the near future.
AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE Now in Progress
Fall Merchandise Selections Now Complete for Back to School.
S & H Green Stamps Open Friday Night Till 9
,� �hildr.en's shop
135 W. MAIN EL CAJON H4-4788
V ADIO V JIM SAYS
"This T.V. Service Business
is sometimes a rough deal on the customer if it gets into the wrong hands. High priced "Technicians" (?) can run the costs up so high the family has to eat beans for a month to pay the bil l. I have no "Technicians" (?) I do the work myself. If I fix
it the charge is fair. If I don't, THERE IS NO CHARGE, no matter how long I might have sweated over it! u
P.S. I think you'll like my new T.V. Studio, so
"Come in, Relax and Enjoy"
Admiral for '54
Jim Blackton HIGHWAY 80, ALPINE, (NEXT TO BAKERY) TEM PORAR Y PHONE H4-2495
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Mrs. Robert Standen did a perfect s tand-in for Bea La force at Alpine library w hile she wa s away in the hoseital, returning to her literary duties this week. Mrs. Standen made many fr i ends , s a y s she did n o t realize what a splendid library this community has.
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Tyler Winn, Temple Rock Ranch, is back busily at work as stage manager at La Jolla Playhouse,
John C .. Chalupnik
Real Estate Br-0ker
Insurance Agent, Notary Public, Victoria Heights Subdivision.
H4-2539 PO Box 792 Re�. H4-2511
PERRY'S H4-2334
�f obil Service GAS. OIL. STOVE OIL, KEROSENE
WHITE GAS LUBRICATIO� AC CESSORIES
PARIS MORTUARY
This Area's .Pioneer Mortuary 474 N. MAGNOLIA £L CAJON
H4-5195 H4. 4224
24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ·.
ALPINE STORE '2!TA8LISHED 1890
WHERE You GET QUALITY MERCHANDISE COMPETETIVE PRICES COURTEOUS SERVICE EASY PARKING
Free Delivery
LEAVE YOUR F!LMS HERE FOR FINISHING BY BUNNELL'S. AGENT FOR HOMELAND FLORISTS.
H4-2153 Jack Wilson
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YOSEM ITE ·1 S MECCA FOR SNAPSHOT FANS SAY ALICE AND CLARKE IRVINE WHO SELF•SNAPPED THIS WHILE ATTENDING A TRAILER CLUB TR EK NORTHWARD SOME TIME AGO. IN THE M IDDLE DISTANCE IS �AMED HALF DOME WHICH IRVINE CLIMBED ONE SUMMER.
PIL GR I MS EL E CT OFF I C ERS Clarenc.e Ha�ren is new president
of the. P ilgrim fe llowship of the C?mmuni ty church, Manual Maddox, vice-president, Eunice Hamren secretary, and Sue Williams, trea�urer.
Members have been hard at work laying .tile for the new church floor: an? d?ing. a lot of repair and rebuilding in Fuller hall which was officially dedicated last
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funday week.
CANDLELIGIT CLOSES WErnES:>A YS D ue t o ins is te n t de ma n d f or
p�ivate parties at the famed Candlelight on 80, they are now closed on Wednesdays in order to accommodate such occa sions, announces T ho s Tessem, owner, who with Mrs. Tessem runs this popular spo t. T hey ar; cl osed regularly on Thursdays as usual. For arrangements, they may be con tac ted at H4-3586.
TAPP Y ' S A DDS NEW RENTALS four modern bedrooms have jus t
been �omple ted a s par t of the attrac tive motel known 'as T appy' s reports Mrs. Katherine Tappmeyer' ow ner. Ba ths are of til e glas; 1oors, the lates t fixtures: She is Just back from L.A. where she went to order furnishings, and is glad to be home again.
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KERN BUYS E.C . NURS ERY Bill Bain and family who have been
here for a few weeks getti�g their A!pine .. place fixed up for lease, and disposing of some El Cajon properties have just sold their nurs ery proper ty on 8 0, to Chas. W . K er n les see, who has been r un ning i� sin ce the Bains l e f t h e r e for Missouri to make their home.
BIG OAK RANCH SOL D Mr. and M rs. Leipper, of the
realty firm bearing their name in La Mesa, have just taken over the B ig Oa k flanch from the Huebners. They are oper a ting it a bout the same as before, but are reserving Thur�day as an open da y for the publ�c, no �ar�y reservations being required. Picnic grounds available from noon, p ool from 1 to 4 and 5 to 10. (H4-3822).
Dear Editor: - I . so enjoy my copy. Thank you for publishing such an interesting 'little' paper.· (Enclosed $2. for renewal). Mrs, C.A. Tracy. ( Thans k so much. )
Magistrate (to the man accused of begging) : "What have you to say?"
P risoner: "It wasn't my fault, sir, I just held out my hand to see if it was raining, and the gem dropped a dime in it."
IF You Cannot Find it in Alpine, Come to the Hayseed, in El Cajon. Thousands of Items to Pick from.
215 WEST MAIN STREET
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Mrs. J. B. Stuyvesant of Morro Bay formerly .of Honey Hill, Alpine ha; been confined to her bed for several months and is anxious to hear from �er.many friends here. Her husband is in excellent health. Address Box C Morro Bay, Calif.
The V.F. W. boys gave a delightful and successful dance ·sa turday las t in Harbison Community hall.
• PLUMBING H4-2260
E. A. Wilcox
Route 1, Box 226, Alpine, Cal.
FOR HOMES & HOMESITES S E E
DON BATES ALPINE
HJW AY 8 0 H4.2537
PEKIN CAFE WS-2610
FAMED FO R
CH INESE FAM ILY STYLE D INNERS CLOSED TUESDAY
2877 UNIVERSITY NEAR N. PARK THEATRE
Twin Oaks
PRODUCE
Fresh Fruits
& Vegetables
DEAN AND EUTH� SHANNON
H IWAY 80 BELOW FLINN SPRINGS ALSO SHELL OIL STATION
H4-5018
H4-3129
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APPLIANCES - HARDWARE
FEED - GARDEN SUPPLIES
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SH OE SHO P CLO SES Be c a u s e h e h a d to retu rn to
Paei fi c Beach to take over his old shoe repairing business, Aden gilder sold his shop hack to -S.M. Chaille, Des cans o , w ho cl o s e d the store , moved the machines hack to his place. So now Alpine has no s ho es hop. An opportunity for som eone !
This Sunda y the Cub s c outs are ha ving a big pic nic up at Gree n Va l l ey Falls, l eaving the W oman' s club at 1 : 3 0 p.m. The entire family is i nvited. Parents must come with cubs. If enough reserve, a sc hool bus will be available. Phone Mrs. Trail, 1 14-242 5, or Mr. Schoonover, H4-2 8 92.
Irene Spear is in New Orleans on a v i s i t with relative s , Freda Hem mingson taking her place at Bailey ' s
FORREST HOHANSHE LT Cont ractor & Bu i l der
HOHAN H4 - 2 376 ALPINE
L ISTINGS WAN TED
News Realty S . A . Wa t k i n s , Re a l t or
H I WAY 80 . 50 " W. OF LOG CA B I N CA F E H4- 2 5 39
Model Dairy· FARMS
F I N EST COMPL ETE DA I RY PRODUCTS I c e Cream
N. D . MCLAUGHl l N . SALESMAN
Servin g tne Mountain Areas MON . WE D. & FR I .
SERV I N G TO A LP I NE . DE S CANSO. TUE S . THURS . & SAT.
SE R V I NG TO CAMPO, MOR ENA LAK E . TEL . R . 4279 SAN DIE GO 10.
S T Y L E S H O P
! 20 S. �AGNOLIA , EL CAJ ON, H4- 8778
WATER FOR VALLE Y C EN TER ? An example for numerous town s that
will need more water within the next few years, such as Alpine, which has ample now, has been set by the lively little community of Valley Center. They raised $1 000. by public donation so a l o ca l committee may seek i11-formation. They plan raising $3000. for law yer' s fees and surveying of the district to bring in Colorado river water .
The Alpine Chamber of Commerce_ has as its chief objective the same idea on water, which, when and if supplied here, will work imm�nse benefits to t he area, now and in future years.
66 1 P HONES IN ALP INE Wm. Rank, new manager of the E. C.
branc h, Pacific Teleph one & Telegraph Co. , was a visitor to The Sun office and Alpine area recentl y , revealed that the Harrison exchange here has 6 6 1 sub sc ribers, a huge growth indeed.
It is am using to note that the highway sign sa y s populatio n 41 0, wh en P.O. boxes nu mber over 6 0 0 whi ch means 3½ pe r s on s p er b o x the population would h e 2 100. With tho se. w ho don' t get m ail h ere, Alpine has around 2 4 0 0 population today, and growing fa st.
P IONEER BR I S BO I S PASSE S After 3 0 years ' here, Chas. B.
Brisbois, 68 , retired auto mechanic, native of Wesl ey, la. , pas sed awa y in him home. Cancer was the cause of death. Funeral was at Bon ham Bros.
Mortuar y, S. D. , with c rem ation. Survivors zre three son s, Elmer, C harles and Cl yde.
PER R Y ' S GE TS ME C HAN I C Steve Toich, for 2 0 years a garage
man in Cleveland, has bought a home here and moved in with h l s family, having signed with Perr y ' s Mobil gas station for duty, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. except Sunda y.
Jim Rorie is d own over 5 0 0 feet with his new well, being dril led by Kenneth Bittle, owner of Butler Drilling Co. Says there is s urel y a lot of rock under Alpine.
TELL ' EM YOU SAW TH E I R AD HE R E !
D I ST I NC T IV E AP P A R E L F OR THE J U � I O R , M I S S O R MA T R O N
S I Z E S 8 T O 2 6 ½
Use Our Lay-a.way Plan.
WE G I VE ll()<b}/ GREEN STAMPS
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CAR CLO CK CL IN I C COMES E. G. Zabe l and wife, have ; u st
moved !1ere from Verdugo City, Ca fif. , moving their unique business to a n atcade s hop adj acent to the Alpine baker y. Mr. Z abe l is an expert in e lectric automotive clocks, serves motorists and dealers all over the state. They hail from Neenah, Wisc. , were latterl y in ft. Lau derdale, Fla. , where they operated the first suc h business south of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi. They plan on even_tually building a home here, as the y like A lpine .
MRS . C UL B ERSON' S FUNERAL A f te r res idin g here f or five
years, Mrs. Jessie Culberson, 7 1, native o f Io wa, died iri a S. D. hospital, was cremated with burial a-t Greenwood Mortuary. She leaves one son, Harold, Harbi son Can yon.
G L A Z i E.: R W I N S L I A .8. P R I Z E R e c e n tl y a t the Borrego Peg Leg
Liars' Club, Guy o. Jl azier, who runs t he Tr ad i n g Post up at Boul evar d , won S E:Cond p r i ze o f $500. for tl,i s t a l l t a l e f r om t he m o un t a i n s • a furJ1y l i ttle one • says he .
"Clle e - cnee " A surva;i, o r was c amp e d up ir, the
Cl eve land f or e s t . Every morning he was awakene d at 4 o y a l i t t l e chiprnonk, c al l in g cliee chee . che e c hee . He would tnrow a stick at i1im ar,d tne l it t l e an imal would j ump on t o tne Do le o f a smal l tree, run up to tlle top and c ont inue t o call cr1e e ci1ee . so 1r, d e sp erat i on tl1e surv ayor c ut down the l i t tl e tree. Next ,norn lng;, same tllin5, h i s l ittl e fr i en d called che e cne e . Tli 1 s t itne h e t.11r ew r, i s o o o t o u t at i:i l m , a n d t he a n i m a l Jump e d on t o tl1e tre e and ran c l e ar up t o ti,e top b e fore lie real i zed i t had o e en cut ctown 1
Oh ye s, we l i ea a b i t ourselve s , r,e won $10 . ! - Ed i tor
A delightful �wim -dinner was held Su nda y - at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dowd y b y t he Gamma Gamm a sorority. A W(lnderf ul pic nic was enjoyed under the large oaks.Present: The Dowd y ' s, Anders on' s , . Brown' s , Cady's, Gardner ' s , Ball's, lleyser' s, Irvine's, Kli�p' s, McCall's McGee's and Rooklidge s.
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ANO THER S T . PH ILOMENA PAR T Y 'fhe Ladies' A l tar society of the
Alpine Catholic c hurc h are having one of their delightful games parties at the lo ely home of Comdr. and �rs. F.R. McDon nell, ( Ca t s A c res ) , Alpine Heig hts rd, next S�turd a y evening, Aug. 15. at 8 . Nei g hb ors are cord iall y invited as u sua l. Cas h realized is for the b uilding.
An o ther sm all hrush ' fire on 8 0 be low to wn w a s qui ckl y an d ef ficientl y controlled b y tru cks from here and Harbison.
Former Alpiner George Bennet t ! w ho was graduated thi s spring in C h u l a Vista, sol d his prize <'alf at the county fair for a good price.
JEANETTE C. HINKLE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
CASUAL TY & F I RE H4- 2505 H I WAY 80 -' L P IN E
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Le on a r d f e l l o ws , man a ge r of Bunnel l ' s Ph o t o Sh op , whi ch serves the back coun t r y th r ou gh v a ri ous s t o re s , is not only a regu l ar adv e t i se r h e r e in , bu t w r i te s ; ' I like y our p a per , r ead i t and t ake it home. Keep The Sun c oming my way $2 c heck he r e w i t h ' . Th ank s Mr .
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A S TA N D A R D O F EXCELLEN CE FOR O V E R 30 Y E A R S
EMPIRE M A R K E T
FANCY fOODS
WI L S ON BUY S BE NNE T CORNE H Mr. and Mrs. C .E. Benne t t , Al p ine
pi oneer s , who las t Se ptembe r s old their Texaco service station busines s and leased it to Bob Wilson have just c oncluded sale of the ent ire pr oper t y to Wilson who takes possession Sept. l. They r e served their own home where the y will cont inue to 1 i ve . Wilson , his wife , Iris and daughters , Linda , 5 , and Pa t r ic ia , 7, a r e m o v i n g fr om t he Weiwe 1 house on Arnold Wa y , into the house vacated by the Frank flea tons who are moving to S.D.
Inc l uded in the pr oper t y are s ix ren tals and the compl ete ser v ice s t a t i o n oc c up y ing t he n o r t heas t corner of Hiwav 80 and Marsha l l rd. Frontage on 80. is 1 32 feet .
B ob is a f i r m believ e r in the fu ture of this com m un i t y and has won many fr iends in the sho r t year that he has oper ated this popular bus iness , The y came here f r o m E l Cajon.
JIM ffA S N I FT Y SHO WROOM When J im B lack t o n opened h is
1V and radio shop nex t to the Alpine Ba ke r y , he t ore out par t i t i on s , furnished t he p l ace w i th rugs and ea s y chairs , dressed it w i th new Adm ira l TV's a nd c oi ned a m o t t o 'Come in, Relax and Enjo y '. That is just what fol ks from all around are doing-- and buying sets .
' Th is is the onl y showroom in the mountains' sa ys J im, 'and l want to make it comfortab l e for a l l to come in and quiet l y en.i oy our di sp lays ' .
D ia n a W ins l ow h a s r e ce i ve d a postal f r om Mandi lay, Bur ma , which wa s on the p lane tha t cr ashed ove r Ca l cu t ta :i n Ma y. T he p la ne w a s name d Come t . ' Sa l va ge d mai l ' was wr i t ten ac r oss it. No J ives wer e sa l va ged. One v i c t im , Mr. Watumul l , East India s t ores , Honol u l u , was a fr iend of Clarke I rvine.
There is a great need for mature baby sitters as many reques ts come in. for such service. I f interested just pl ace a cla s sified a d in The Sun .
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La rry Rook l idge , tha t l i vel y La Me s a Chevrolet dea le� , o f A lpi ne , :i.11 haclt bom a sniU. hvelier l 0-d11�
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NEW CHUR CH OP EN SEP T . 1 3 Fir s t sermon in the beautiful new
Alpine Commun i t y church is sla ted for &inday , Sept. 13, with dedication service on Sunday , Oct. 4, at 7 p .m.
During Dr. Roger Larson ' s absence on vacation to Por tland, where he is occu p y ing the pulpit of the Fir s t Congreg a t ional church , fou r wi l l substitute ·for him. The Rev. Joseph Ba ird Gleason , of E.C. , i s booked fo r Au g. 16 and 2 3 , w h i l e nex t S unday Michael Kern and Janet Man] y , Pilgr im Fel l owship , will gi ve the sermon , and on the 30 th, The Rev. J.W . Br ownell , will be h� re fr om S.D. Dr. Larson returns on Sept . 1 .
FR E E DR I NK I NG W A TER J. Har r ison , retired nav y ch ief
storekeeper , has a s tanding invitation to anyone desiring pure, tested dr ink i n g wa te r , t o m o o r t o the fa uce t at h i s ranr. h and f il l up bot tles-- without char ge. His pl ar.e i s a mile east of town , no r th side
H i w a y 8 0 of p o si t e H o n e y h i l l. Tha t' s a �ea pub l ic sp i r i t 1 ( An d a good ad f o r Alpine.)
BAKER ON VA CAT ION Ralph Hose , .the Missus and Carol
ine , of Alpine Ba ke r y are off on a vacation of several weeks following remodeling and impr ovement of the bakeshop which should be open again before Lab or Da y . Business has been gr owing steadily since their opening, and m ore sp zce and imp r o vemen ts were necessar y for the coming winter .
J ack and Mimi Wilson, Alpine Store, ar e b a ck f r o m a mu c h d e s e r v ed vacation, fea turing the ever-de] igh tfu 1 Yosem i te. Ar tist Edwa rd Do cker is b u s y t here pain t ing p o r t r ai t s whi l e the Mi ssus is chec ker in the bus y cafeteria. ------
The Ray W i l k inses ar e back from · their dr ivin_g vacation to I owa.
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The Pen t ec o s tal church is n ow mee t ing , sa ys t he Rev. A.J. Sch oon o ve r , a t t he W m. B r o ok e home , we s t on Arnold wa y , l¾ m iles fr om t o w n . Sun d a y s ch o o l is a t 10 , wo r s h i p a t l l •
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R E M O V E S S C A L E , RU S T , S L U D G E A N D ' O B S T R U C T ) O N S F R OM YO U R R A D I A T O R A N D MO T O R B L O C K .
Se e fo r Your s e l f Wha t We Re111ove !
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lA R SO N S NOW IN CO RONADO A f ter an enj oyabl e voyage from
duty in Adak , Aleutjans , and a nice · drive down the coas t via Hiway l L t . Comdr . Lief La rson , Maree, and daughter Jenny , are g l ad to be home again , have taken a house in Coronado as h e w i I 1 be o n du t y a t No r t h Island . They stopped o ff to visit rel atives in Spokane and Sea ttle. On a fishing trip Maree taught her first trou t , five beau t i es . Jenny s t a r ts high s chool this fal l . The whole famil y looks fine after their tour of duty in the far nort h :
Mr . and M rs. A le x Vasq uez a nd chil dren , Anita , 1 ()1/, , and Jimmy , 9, have moved into the house adj oining
Winjo Ranc ho , Tavern R d . , having moved from S pring Va 1 1 ey , before that Oescanso. He is an elec trician working for contractors at Claremont h�mes , S.D.
The R . F. Runbecks and Roberta are back from a �elight ful fortnight ' s motor vacation � o Med ford , Ore. where they visited cousins.
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Homes . Acreage . I ncome O E F O R E YOU S E � � OR BUY S E E MCK I E
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log Cab i n Ca fe S P E C ! A L TY· AL E S I ' S I TAL I AN
SP A GH E TT I A N D M E A T BALL S . S I Z Z L I N G ST E AK S · CH I CK EN BAS K E T
SH R I MP BA SK E T T RY O U R F A M O U S I TA L I AN
'' TO R P E D O '"' S A N D W I C H
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JERRY MYERS
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H I WAY 80 H 4 - 2963
JO LLY PART Y AT RAMS E Y ' S Friendship and fel l ows hip key
noted t he u nique ge t -acquainted garden party Sunday at the charming Ramsey place on Vi c t oria drive _over l . ooking Al pine and the sea . Th� event was sparked by an editorial in The Sun , which evoked verse from S�ra Ramsey , inspirational writer , gardener and good neighbor . ' L E T U S G E T T O G E T H E R F O R AN H O U R O R T W O : I T C O.U L D B E O F B E N E F I T TO SOM E O N E • M A Y B E YO U , OU R K I N D E D I TO R , C L A R K E I R V I N E , W H O S E N D S O U T T H E A L P I N E S U N S U G G E S T E D T H I S O N E , T H A T W E S H O U L D G E T T O K N O W O U R N E I GH B O R S , E T C , '
S o from 4 to 6 , 50 friendl y fol k real l y got acquain ted wi th this del ight ful hos tess , her family and neighbors . Mrs . Ramsey , 8 3 years young , does her own ga rdeni n g , gav e man y bouq ue t s to ad miring fo l ks , read some of her ve rs e ser ved t as t y pun ch ' wi thout any s t icks' .
We hope more Al piners wil l plan similar events during this delightful weather . It real l y w�s thril ling to mee t so man y good people , and t o s � e everybody having a real l y fine ti me.
PERM I T BU RNING A GA IN S in ce t he e x t reme fi re hazard
seems to have abated , loca l fire of ficia l s are iss ueing burning . permits , bu t not w i t hou t an in -spection , these to be on Wednesdays , obtained from Marshall Conard, Chief Randa z z o or Com missioner �c Kie . Hel p preven t al l sor t s o f fire s !
Betsy McCall and her litt le friend Jil linda Baker celebrated a double birthday Monday week with a deligh t fu J party. f!er pony . Cand y was the main attrac tion of the day with the c�i} dr�n riding her . T hose par ticipat ing : Barry McCall , Jimmy and Johnny Ba ler , Cyn thia, Cecil e and Cel es te I rvine , _Pamela and Penny Cady, .sherry_ Ro?khdge, J�dy , Phyl l is and Linda Wil l iams , Merri lu Wil cox Heidi, Pe ter and Da nny Crosby and Michael Campbell .
Harry Cl arke, of Florence's market, is in Mercy Hospital . Another operation may he peF formed ,
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FOR SALE. M I SCELLAN EOUS
T H E A L P IN E U N I O N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T o F F E ft S F O ft S A L F A 4 0 C U B I C F T . ft E S T A U ft A N T T V Jt E " E F ft l G { Pt A T O ft . 1 9 4 7 B U f C K S E O ;.. N & U S E C S T U D E N T O E S K S . B I D S M U S T B E I N B Y N O O N A U G . 1 4 . B o x 8 7 . A L l" I N E . D I S T R I C T ft E & E ft V E S T H E ft l G H T T O ft E F U S E A N Y O ft A L L B I D S .
CH R O M E O I N I N G S E T , $ 5 0 • C A L L H4 • 2 2 3 0 ,
N E W W H I Z • M I X L I Q U E F I E R , F I N E F O • � " E fl A ft l N G F O O D S F O ft I N F A N T S 0 I N • V A L I D S • M A K I N G D f l l C I O U S O ft ( N K S . • E D U C E O , $ 2 2 , 5 0 , H4 • 2 3 9 4 ,
T W O J E T P UM P S S L I G H T L Y U S E D , 1 H > & ½ " ' · H 4 - 2 3 9 4 ,
S 1 0 , C L E A N E L E C T R I C R A N G E • w o • K s •. W E L L , H 4 , 2 2 3 2 ,
H ELP WANTED
YO u N G L A D y F O " L I G H T H O u s E K E E • I N G A N D P L A I N C O O K I N G S A T S . & S U N S . C A L L M• s . C A M . B E l L , H 4 - 2 3 2 8 , o • R T , 1 Bo X 3 2 0 , A L • I N E
FOR SAL E , MOTOR I/ E H i CLES
3 7 F O R'D C O U P E , N E W T I • E S • 11 5 5 , H 4 • 3 5 8 6
TRA I LER . F A R M W A G O N . 4 .. W H E E L . H E A V Y DU T Y T l f< E S , G R E E N B CD Y , $ 2 2 5 , H4 - 2 3 9 4
FOR RENT N I C E T R A I L E R , 3 R M S . R E t' U I G . B U T J1 f..; E R A N G E & H E A T E R . AD U L f S f l N E F O f-1 W H I L E Y O U B U I L D , G U E S T S A N Y T E M P . O R A R Y H O U S I N G R E A S O N A B L E . H 4 - 2 3 9 4 . W I L L T O W T O Y O U R L O C A T I O N .
H OUSE NUMBER S ( F " 9 M P A G E 1 )
offi cial s , newspapers , pos to ffice and many residen ts, and al l were in favor .
'Jhe util ities and newspapers have had a bad time in des cribing where anyone lives , this work of addressing and finding each home wil l he l es sened . The pl an al l ocates a number for every 20 feet of stree t so that no mat ter how densel y it may grow, there wil 1 be no mi xup in numbers . Hurray !
Kiwanis Ladies' night is slated for th e t h i rd Thu rsday ev eni n g i n Au gust .
30 ¢ P E R L I N E P E R T I M E , C A S H . CO U N T 6 W � R D S T O E A C H l I N E . L E A V E A T L E S B A R R E T T ' S 8 A P B E P S H O P . ( O L D P O ) AL P I N E $ T O P E BL G . O R M A I L T O T H E $ U N
SPEC I AL NOT I GES
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� L P I N E H E I G H T S R E S T H O M E , C O M P L E T E S E R V I C E , H A R R I S O N 4 . 2 5 2 0
A L P I N E D I S P O S A L S ER V I C E . J A Y S L A T E R L I C E N S E D . T W I C E - W C. E K P I C K U P , H4 - 24 5 5 .
G L E N V I EW R E FR I GE RA T I O N S E R V I C E , H I W A Y 8 0 , GL E N V I E W . H 4 , 8 2 0 8 D A Y O R N I G H T • • •
F E N T O N O A K S R AN C H H O M E , ( M E N O N L Y ) . C O O L . C O N V E N I E N T . $ 1 0 0 . M O N T H . H 4 - 2 1 7 5 . A L • I N E ,
C OM P L ET E O F F I C E S U P P L I E S , G I F T S , G ft E E T I N G C A ft O S . V A L L E Y S T A T I O N E ft S • 1 1 7 E . M A I N , E L C A J O N , H 4 - 8 4 0 1 .
R E A D A L P I N E H I S T O R Y O N S A L E A T A L l" I N E S T O ft E .
MOTELS & COTTAGES
T A P P Y ' S M O T E L & B U N G A L O W S , MA I D 5 E R V I C E I F. D E S I R E O • H I W A Y 8 0 , 2 B L O C K S E A S T O F P . O . H 4 - 2 4 8 4 .
M E L O DY L AN E M O T E L , H I W A '/ 8 0 ½ M I L E E o r A L P I N E . S S I D E Fl O A D H 4 - 2 2 9 0 .
T H E W I L LO W S M O T E L & C O T T AG E S . D A ! L Y , W E E K L Y . M O N T H L Y R A T E S , H 4 - 2 2 1 6 .
M O N E Y T O LOAN
BALBOA F I N ANCE CO RP . 1 3 3 N , uR A N G E E L CAJON H 4 - 4 1 03
Mr. an d Mrs . Runbeck an d Roberta are driving home from a fortnight ' s vacation in the north.
S I NCE 1929
Butler Dri l l i ng Co K E N N ETH H ITTLE
Diamond Dri l l ing, Laterals, Test Holes, Water Wells Dri l led , Dug,
Bored
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1 1 77 EAST M A ! N S T .
EL C A J O N , C A L ! F
C A R C L O C K C L I N I C A 1 pin e Bakery B u i l ding
Alpine, California
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.HEREr NEWS . . I R O Y C R A N E i s n ow w i t h u s to m a n ag e
o u r n ew hom e f u r n i s h i n g s d e p a r t m e n t w h i c h w i 1 1 i n c l u d e a l I t y pe s o f q u a I i t y f u r n i t u r e a n d h o m e a p p l i a n c e s .
2 T E X J O N E S h a s j o i n e d u s t o ma n a g e o u r TV d e p a r t me n t , f o r sa l e s , se r v i ce a n d i n st a I I a t i o n s •
3 K A Y E - H A L B E R T Te I e v i s i o n Co r p o r at i o n h as j u s t g r a n t e d u s exc l u s i v e Mou n t a i n Em p i r e f r a n c h i se f o r t he i r q u a l i t y l i n e .
4 W A T C H F O R O P E N I N G D ATE o f o u r at t r act i ve n e w s h o w r oom fo r f u r n i t u r e a n d a p p I i a n ce s .
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• Eve,ything fOI' the Bui lder One Stop Does It ! !
J U S T A R R I V E D ! R e f r i g e ra t i n g A i r - Con d i t i o n e r s
S i z e s t o F i t Yo u r N e e d s $ 1 9 9 . oo T o $ 4 2 0 . oo
G EN E R A L E L E CTR I C A P P L I A N C E S R A N G E S WA S H E R S WAT E R H E AT E R S R E FR I G E R AT O R S
LUM B E R . ROO F I NG , CEM E N T , SH E RW I N - W I L L I AM S PA I NTS , WAL L P APER , PLUM B I NG & ELECTRICAL SUP P L IES , H AR DWARE , L I NOLE U M & A S P H ALT T I LE , H AZARD BLOCK S . .
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