AMERICA"S TINIEST NEWSPAPER

· �o � • 4, No • 3

ALLIANCE PATROLS A LPIN E Due t o requests from v arious

me r c h a n t s , A l l i an c e De t e c t i v e &ireau, La Mesa, has added Alpine to its patrol territory along wi·th other nearby towns, reports Capt. R.R. Sayers. 'There will be a resi­den t officer in Alpine to assure proper coverage,'he says.

PRICE 5¢

�ILEY'S MOTEL HELD UP Three sa ilors from t he navy a t

S.D. admitted guilt in Judge Fenton Garfield's municipal court in the $63. arme·d robbe ry Thur sday of George 't.i] anich, owner of Smiley's �otel, Highway 80 near Willows f�ad. They were certiiied l:.o. superior court for Fe L. 1 5 arra ignm e nt bail ft 100 0.

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·''SWE:ETHEART f;lALt; 'MYAlTY, i..EFT To'FIRST. IIOUSE NUMRERS·SEt·-� -.· . IHGH T: J E.R'ffY- HARMER·;:.:·ooN FE RGUS0f:j,. ·: ·.T_. l/� · Y _a ke l, county e11g i nee r .':-.

H0S!,fER MCKOON, PRtNtE,.'GE0R.GE DOWDY, repo·t,;s t·h·at h e .. ·has.··co·mple t e d· .-J� .•• JOYCE' BRADSHAW;' SHARON INGELs/:.alJotin� n umbers, oli Highwa'y 8 0 ·.

PRINCESS, .{'AT RIOO�t,:. .• CHRIS HEM,::. from-the sewer pll\llt Up to where So. M_IKE CADY, EMCEE M -:0 SM:All FRY IN Grade Road comes in. Highway 80 at FRONT D ONN:Y MAN<UELE AN D LIND,\ ,Victoria-is 220 0. (In-November we RUSH ING. HENRY l'lELSOt,! PHOTO. gues.s e d it a t 24.00) •. Work w ill

--------- pr<lgress in widening circles from the cen.ter·of -town a nd should be completed short! y. Numbering is done on ba sis of 660 foot blClcks. The proje ct was sta rted· by t he Sun .

&\LLBACH HAS HEART ATTACK Stil 1 in county hospi ta], b ut

maki.ng s t eady r ecovery is Wm. Ballba ch, s chool bus driver who suffered a heart attack last week. He was on the critical list for some days. While a< ay his bus is being driven by John R. Reynolds, Alpine' s Oiamber of Co1111Jerce se cretary.

NEWSPAPER FOR JACUMRA . Alice L. covert has just started

a riew publication at Jacumba, the Mountain Em�ire N ews Roundup, to serve the high back country. Success

2 Classified ads in the Sun help you s,11 unwanted articles, try one!

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Concrete Work of All Kinds !U 5- 251:,8

P'.0. Box 93 A 1 pine, Ca 1 if.

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Strout �ealty '"$ I N CE 1 9 0 Ou

Nation-Wide Service: Buy, Sell, Trade

Call or send for free

Catalog of Properties

all over America,

FRANK T. ZIRWES REPRESENTATIVE

656 Hiway 80, El Cajon, HU-8787

VALENTINE SUGGESTIONS:

Editorial LET US PL ANT TREES

S � v er a l t i m � s we_ ha v e u r ge d residents of this arid section to start a campaign of tree pl anting to help con•erve moisture, b ut as usual, littl planting was ever done.

The value of this was shown in recent news from New Zealand where a large pulp and paper mill in June starts the harvest of wealth from the largest plant1n!l' in the world the Kaingaroa State Forest.

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When I was a traveling U.P •. writer 81?-d lect urer in that delightful little country 'down under', in the late 20's, I was taken by officials to see t e wastelands pl anted by prison labor, mostly conscientious objectors from WWI. Now, 2 8 years later, the government's idea is bea ring fr uit in t hat 20 -by- 50 mile forest for a $44,800, mo plant is to yield pulp, paper and timber worth some $20 million. The country spent $36,400,000 on a huge new port at Kawarau on the R arawera River This wil 1 be its four th industry after meat, butter, wool.

The UN is about to plant 3 mi11ion mimosas atop the infertile dunes of Gaza w he r e A ra b f a r m e r s wil 1 eventually be able to reap harvests from the sandy hummocks which today are windblown wastes.

Planting trees around S.D. county, especially in our own community, would not pay in millions of dollars, but it could help yield more water, beautify the 1 nd scape and give employment and pleasure to many.

So why not plan right now to put in two or three trees ev ery year around your pl ace. A tree is God's beautif ul gift to mankind. -C.I .

ll.JCH M IL L ER BOY LO SES DOG Mr. and Mrs. Norman B uchmiller

�re worried because.their son Terry 11 > ap upset ov_er the d�sappearance of his short haired English pointer Rip . ' We'd li k e t o k n ow w h at happened to Rip' says Norman 'so we offer a reward for him de�d or al�ve'. Rip was a good pet, always waited for Terry at t e b us stop and was liked by all I f you ha v� any information, call HIS-2382 .

Costume Jewelry for the Lady. Good Selections.

Alplne Hardware ancl Department Store High11ay 80 We give ,l; ... J./. Green Stamps HIS-2406

ALPINE IN NEWS AGAIN Sunday week the s.D Union ran a

be1;1utiful 3-c_olumn photo and story on the Community Church in its Fine Afts section. It was well written by <;ieo, S. Sorenson, chairman Fine Arts division, ·S.D. State C�llege.

He gives an enli�htening sketch of e�rlJ church .architectural history, _wi� s up wi th_ A l[l i ne' s ' sm all, in�imate, community church ••• con­ceived in the spirit of the small early, �.thic_-Fnglish panel church: not in imitation, but rather to have the Gothic sense of reverence and aspiration in a modern settin&.' . Note- Re�rdless of your faith, 1t .is always interesting- and inspiring­to visit different edifices. I have al ways enj oye1 while travel in& in foreign countries, the opportunit

r of entering such edifices not on y t.o see the beauty of architecture �t a l s o to medit ate w here th� presence of One God, surely must be found, and I ind eed found it in mighty cathedral or lowliest chapel. Try it sometime. - C. I.

NEW MEMBERS IN CHUR CH

Money kept in Alpine helps you too.

Pl:ZZA PIE To Take .Ou t

H ome-Cooked to Order S paghetti & Meat Balls

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LOG CABIN CAFE

Hiway 80 Alpine HIS-2243

RENDEZVOUS CAFE and Trailer Park

t<OME COOKING AND BAKING

Highway 80, 2 mi. East of Alpine CLOSED TUESDAY FAOM 2 �.M.

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

FOR HOMES & HOMESITES

SEE

DON BATES ALPINE

III 5- 2537 At. the coffee hour foll owing Highway 80

service Sunday at Community Omrch, �-�--.::._ ___________ ..J.

several newcomers were wel corned in to membership; Miss La Verne Chenowith East S.D.; Mr. and Mrs. R al ph T. Thompson, L.A. They were ·greeted afterwards at the cof fee hour.

Frank Ball i s home visiting his p�ren ts. from use where he is taking his medical training.

PANHANDLER-Have you got the pri.ce of a meal, mister?

Panhandled-No, but don"t worry; I'll manage somehow.

COMPLETE APPAREL SHOPS

SMAR.T SHOPS IN 'EL CAJON, LEMON GROVE

RUR-AL GAS PROPANE-BUTANE

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HERCULES GAS SERVICE HOUSEHOLD GAS APPLIANCES

HICKORY 4-3743

SERVEL WATER HEATERS RANGE$ HEATING

SECOND & MAIN ST. P. o. Box 336

EL CAJON. CALIF.

FOR WO MEN AND MISSES

30 - 60 -·90 DAY CHARGE ACCOUNTS

Open Friday Evenings

145 SOUTH MAGNOLIA

EL CAJON

• � Hic kory 4-2 177

NATIONAL C_ITY , PACIFI C BEACH

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Mr. and Mn. Victor Fulk, Granby, Colo., fi,nierly o·f Alpine Hardware, viai�d �ere last week, being �et at Phoenix by Ruth and Larry Rookhdge. They had a merry time Yisiting old friends.

JEANETTE C. HINKLE REAL ESTATE_AND INSURANCE

CASUALTY & FIRE

H15-2502 HIWAY 80 ALPINE

DON FU LLER

General Contractor Residential

Commercial, Remodeling

H15-2890, RT. 1, Box 264B, ALPINE

l WASSON. s FI REWOODI

Disposal Service WEEKLY & MONTHLY PICKUP

ODD HAULING & YARD CLEANING Hl5-2273 ALPINE

�EUJ tubeless

3 -transistor Zenith

"ROYAL-M"

Weighs about the same as a pocket lig hter, and i s hardly larger. Oper­ates for 10¢ a week!

ONLY $100 • • • Bone conduction accessory at moderate extra cost.

EASY TIME-PAYMENT PLAN

'kl� 1 69 E. Main El Cajon HI.4-5248

DIM ES DA N CE GETS DOLLARS The third annual Sweetheart Ball

sponsored by Gamma Gamma sororitr, ESA, Saturday night at Alpine schoo , turned in $1 300., the three teen­couples competing for royal position turned in $1 098. of it.

Hosmer McKoon a nd Sharon I ngels were crowned prince and princess by George Dowdy, jr., and Joyce Brad­shaw, 1954 w inners, with Linda Rushing and Donald Manuele, tinies, who made a great hit as cro\l/11-bearers The beautiful cr owns were made by Mrs. Frank Doerr, sorority sponsor. Winners represented Pilgrim Fellow­ship with $46 8 . Don Ferg uson a nd Pat· Riddle, Harbison, made second with $340� Mike Harmer and Chris Hem of the Tr i-Hi-Y, came third with $290.

An oil painting by Maree Larson, noted artis t, went t·o Mrs. Ja ck Snith in the dimes raffle . Mrs. Arlo Martin, S.D. County Mothers' March chairman, was a guest.

Mike Cady emceed the eTenin� for Mrs. Jerry Klipp, danc e chairman who was uded by Mrs·. O.E. McGee, sorority president and Mmes. Virginia Spires, V erlie Boyd, Philip Hall, Mike Cady a nd other members. Wm. Suter is chairman of t he area.

McKoon and Miss Ingels asked the Sun to t hank all who helped t hem in the great work of raising dimes for Victory oTer polio.

195 5 GROSS MONT CONCERTS Hugh Sessions, president, Grossmont

Comm unity C on ceft A ss o c ia tion, adYises that the annt1.al membership drive starts the 28th, for the four fine attractions slated.

•If capacity membenhip is reached' he promises, 'an added concert will be offered' . Mrs. Jas. B. Harter is in charge of the drive. This is one of 1000 such bodies in the U.S. Two nights remain; Frances Yeend, lyric soprano on Feb. 21, and the Phil -harmonic Piano Quarter on Mar. 22 • Many from Alpine attend.

N�wto� and G�raldin g Ball with their little girl are spendin� a few days with his parents, having driven down from Richmond.

EYES EXAMINED--BROKEN LENS REPLACED--VISUAL TRAINING

LOUIS M. WINN, 0. D.

Hiclcory 4-8546 H. DUDLEY WINN, 0. D. Our 42nd Year

OPTOMETRISTS

120 REA AVE •• FIRST STR£ET NORTH OF MAGNOLIA

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Oh lady, lady - how can you go on week after week winding up dazed, old and beaten from your battle with the laundry when modern magic offers you these wonderful appliances for turning this chore into a pleasure - automatically!

The speedy automatic w4sher . .. washes loads of clothes - clean, sparkling and beautiful - in just minutes - any time day or night.

The speedy n11tomalic dryer . .. dries everything sunshine-soft and fluffy - in minutes - in all kinds of weather - day or night. Saves on ironing ... and you don't take one step to or from a clothesline.

These smile-provoking: appliances are ar your dealer's - waiting ro be put in your home. The rost is small. compared co the priceless hours } t;ur launJry now rnkcs.

�<:c them. �l, ·c 1h..:1!l. 1h1: easy 1e::n,-·.

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WASHER Pu! in lhe wo�h • preu o bullon -loundry'1done,oulomo1icolly.

AUTOMATIC GAS REMEMBER-HOTWATIR

CLOTHES DRYER Firs, euen1iol 10 o hoppy Quid, . 1un1hine -clean heat w,uhing • o lorge•1i1e ovto-lluff-drie1 your wo1h in1ton11y, motic woter healer For lah of effortleuly. hot waler.

BUREAU OF HOME APPLIANCl:S OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY

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GUY PHELPS H I CK ORY 5- 2467

M A S O N R Y C O N S Ti U C T I O N

L I CENSED CON TRACTOR F R E E E S T I M A T E S

.. T H E F l N E S T I N M A SO N R Y ' "

PARI S MOR T UAR Y

This Area ' s Pioneer Mor t u ary 474 N. MAGN OL I A E L CAJON

H l 4 - 5 1 9 5 H l 4 - 4 2 24

2 4 - HOUR AM BULAN CE SERV I CE

• PLUMBING H I S - 2 2 60

E . A . W I L COX

Route 1 , Box 226 , A l p i n e , C a l .

Y o u r

A T L A S

T i re & Batte ry Stat io.n

S T A N D A R D O I L P RO D U C T S L u b r i c a t i o n , E t c ,

AN TIFREEZE A t l a s

,.,p ERM A - GU ARD "

Larry Lanclholm H I WA Y 8 0 , A LP I N E , . H l 5- 2 96 3

KI W AN I S H A S 40 t h B I R T H J;) AY Fre d Rushing, Kiwan i s p re s i d en t ,

an d mQst o f i ts 2 1 membe r s are t o attend the great 40th birthday party of the o rgani zation in s, D. on Sat. Feb , 1 2. Over 800 reserv_a tion� h ave be en m ad e by m em b e r s i n t hi s a� d Imperi a l coun t i e s . M a in s p e aker i s to b e H a ro l J H ei mb au gh , gov e r n o r o f Cal i fornia-Nevada-Hawaii Kiwanis. Ge o . Co x and V 5.n ton Os ter a �e co ­cha i rmen o f the even t , a d i n n � r ­dan c e a t B al b o a P a r k . · T h e f i n e wo r l d - w i d e c i v i c c l u b n o w h a s 2 33 , 0 0 0 m em b e rs ; h a v e � ai s ed o ve r $ 1 4 m i l l i o n fo r c h ar i t a b l e an d pu b l i c h e a l t h p r o .i e c t s •

�Y D E R S R UY H O FFM A N H O M E Th e R o b t . C . H of f m a n p l a c e ,

El tinge Dr. , has j u s t been purchased by mu. Snyder and wi fe, Chi cago , who wil l m ak e thei r home h ere shor t l y, Al p i n e Re a l ty repo rts. Hi_s son , :Ym• ,i r . , tea cher a t Camp o , _i s l oo k i n g after i t whi ] e they are in th e east wh ere M r . Sn y de r ' s mo ther i s i l l . Th e h ou s e was o r i gi n a ] y bui l � by Ju l i an El t in g e wh en he l i ved here and p l anned extensive bui I ding before hi s death.

The Ho ffman fami l y- - he i s out of Na v a l H o sp i t a l - - h a v e d r i v en t o vi si t h i s brother i n Texas.

CA T T L EM EN AT T A V E RN Th e J anu a r y s e s s ion of the S. D.

C...ou n ty Ca t t l emen s ' . As so ci a ti on w a s hel d at a l un cheon in Al pine Tavern Wende sday week . J ack Bo r ch e r s , new man a ge r , S. D. Ch amber .o f commerce , wa s t h e s p e a k e r b e f o r e t h e S O me m b e r s .

WAS SON N O W H AN D L E S WO O D Fol k s wi th comfy firepl aces who run

short on J ogs wi l l not have to scurry ar o u n d a n y m o r e to f i n d c h e e r ma t e ri a l f o r t he h e a r t h b e c a u s e Was son' s Di sposal now h a s avail abl e al l l en gh t s and k i n d s o f f i r ew oo d for thi s area. Buzz h i m a t HI S-2273 .

�y I N A L P I NE O R �L CA J ON

FLORENCE'S MARKET Owned & Ope ra t ed by F l o ren ce C lar k e

Groceries • Meat - fresh Vegetables · Liquor

Nor th Side Highwa y 80 HIS-2436 A l pine , Cal i f .

N EW TAVE RN ROAD , W I D E , S T R A I GH T , LOOK I N G SOU TH , OL D ROAD A T L E FT, NOW P A R T O F L E E CH R A N C H . T A K EN F RO M CO R N E R O F SO . GR A D E R O A D ,

H E Y K I D S , $ 1 . FO R S N AP S Th e Sun . de si re s to en cou r age

youngsters to make more p i cture s , a fasc inating and o ften profi tabl e hobby. So send in your sn ap s for publ i c a tion , as many as you l ike. Every, on e used wi l l be p ai d $ 1 . c a s h . B r i n g o r s e n d wi t h t h e nega t i ve so we m�y ' bl o w i t up ' to make a better cu t. I f you wi sh them back , enclo se s t ampe d , ad­dressed envelop e. Any ki d in thi s communi ty may enter , n o strin g s, no box-tops requ i red !

I LLN E S S CAL L S - M R S . BENTON Th e s e r i ou s s i ckn e s s o f h e r

father, H.M. �rter, has taken Mrs. Cl i fford F; Benton t o Gr innell , Iowa, where �er parents l i ve. 'l)iey we r e h e r e wi th the Ben ton � f o r t hr ee ye ars , h av6 man y f r i e n d s

' who wi l l b e s a d t o l ea rn o f hi s sic kn ess.

Wan t to se1 1 it? Then run a 1 it tl e , classi fied ad in the Sun .

A I 's Mobilgos H l 5 , 2 3 3 4

O P P O S I T E P O S TO F F I C E

L U B R I C A T I O N A C C E S S O R I E S

S TO VE C I L , K E ROSEN E , WH I TE GA S , ETC .

TO M EA R WO OD , ME CH AN I C ON DU TY

SERV I CE CALLS

JACK HOI STAD

ALPINE Tr uck ing Se rv i c e

QUAL I TY MATER I AL S

R o e� • SA .N D • GRAVEL • TOP SO I 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

Hickory 5-2188 Alpine

VALLEY l:kaliA 1-.,o..o..cU VIS.I T OUR ENL ARGED SHOP, MAN Y' NEW I TEMS

FOR THE HEAL TH 0.f' YOUR FAMIL Y. COME IN;

WHOL E WHEA T ; OR GANIC PROD UCTS; MINERAL S.

1 33 PRESCOTT, EL CAJ ON llI . 4-844 7 W. L . HOUGHTON , OWNER

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W.B. Thorp , who owna "proper ties her-e , has aoTed t o La Me•.•, b'!'t wi l l b e b a ck h e r e t o l 1 Te 1n se Teral mo n t h a. ·

AT4-7698 HI S- 2468 Suter Bros. HARDWOOD FLOORS

Laid • Sanded & Fini shed Old Floors Refinished

A L P L N E

J. H. MCK-I E, JR. REALTOR

OFFICE CY- 6-2137

3 7 4 1 FIFTH AVE. SAN DIEGO 3

L I S T I N GS N E E D E D TO E XCH A N G E FO R S AN D I E GO P RO P E RTY .

McGuffie's H I 5 . 2 1 2 1

AL P I N E

SUN D R I E S

M E D I C I N AL PR E P A RA T I O N S V I TAM I NS

C O SME T I C S FOUNTA I N LUN CH VALENT I NE S

cyou! . . . MR A N D M R S . A L P I N E

FOR Y O UR P A TRONAG E O F O UR D I N I NG ROOM WH I C H H A S F ORC E D US TO CANC EL

P LA N S T O C L OS E D UR I NG TH E SPR I NG .

Ye Alp ine Tavern Dining Room

WE ARE NOW S ERVI NG D I N N ERS E A CH E VE N I NG FROM 5 TO 8 .

S U ND A Y S A N O HOL I DA Y S FROM 1 2 T O 8 .

HICKO RY 5- 21 2 3

Th e fi n e s t f o o d s e r v ed in l o v e l y s u r r o u n d i n g s .

S P E C I A L M E N U S A R R A N G E D FOR B A N Q U E TS ,

WEDD I N G S , C L U B S , E T C .

9 U N D A DOWDY FROM HOuSP I TA L

M r . a n d M r s . G e o . J):> w dJ a r e feeling h ap�i er over the con i t ion of l i t t l e ,i n d a who w a s i n t h e h6spi t.a) l ast week fo r removal o f · a tumor on · h e r neck . St i tches are out and she wil l be back in s choo l sho r t l y , n e ws t h a t m a ee s a l l o f

Alpine PTA had a deli ghtful sess ion l a s � week wi th Vi r gini a Sp i re s as c�a 1 rf!l an . The school cho1 r s an g, h1 ghl 1 gh t was Torrey Ann H ue y and c'olor sl ides of her trek over Europe.

STA T I O N ERY . her fri ends h a pp i er . O F F I C E S U P P L I E S

G '1 F T S AND CARD S SCHO O L BODY E L E CTS . . TE L L u s v o u • tt E F R O M AL P I N E . .

Deanna Langl ey was named president r,f t he s tuden t_ Coun c_i l o f A l p i ne schoo_J Monday, WJ. �h Terry Kl ipp vice­pre s 1 den t , Ronni e Rook l i dge s e c ­re t a ry - t r e a s u r e r .

Val l ey Stat i oners & Supp l y

1 1 7 E . M A I. N EL CAJ ON H I 4 ° 8 40 1

Adde d t o the Tavern' s l ong l i st ,£ p roducts made he re an d marketed al 1 over the country is a 'Gl o:..&.ig' , swe e t a i r o s o l r e p e l l an t c and l e , imi ch i s goi n g over i n a b i g w a y.

M o u n ta i n

Trucking Servi ce DESCAN SO

Ice , Produce , Gene ral Hauling L . H . VA S Q U E Z

Hiclc o r y 5- 2 0 6 4

T E M P L E B. S M I T H

Bul ldozi ng (HAD I N G . SO I L CONSERVAT I ON

�AN O F D E S T l �Y W H O S E R E G A R D F O R HUM AN D I GN I TY TO DAY A F FE C T S AM E R I CA I N R E CE N T S E G R E GA T I O N L A W , S T I L L L I VE S AROUND TH E GLO BE . TH I S S K E TCH WA S D O N E BY A . A . B A R R E L L E . N O T E D AL P I N E A RT I S T , K I N D L Y L O A N ED TO TH E SUN . TH E B O O K ' L O V E I S E TE R N A L ' , S TO RY O f' L I NCOLN ' S GR E AT ROMAN CE , , I S WEL L WO RTH READ I NG .

H 1 5 - 2 4 1 8 , RT . 1 , Box 4 2 6 ALP I N E

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· ·s t i. I · b e s t r o I Now AvAILABLE I N

fUI:O·PEp PRO- SWE ET SUPPLEMENT

CAREFULLY CONTROL L ED TESTS SHOW ST I LBESTROL I NCREAS E S GA I NS FROM 20% TO AS MUCH AS 37%. • • RicDUCES FE ED COSTS BY 10% TO 20%

I T ' S A REAL - GA I N- BOOSTING I NG RED I ENT .

Ask for ful - 0-Pep Pro-Swe e t St i l bestrol

(Meal or Pel l e t s )

F R E E D E L I V E R Y I N A L P I N E O N T U E S D A Y S

DURBIN'S FEED & SUPPLY COMPANY H I CK ORY 4- 3241 1 202 PALM AVE . , EL CAJ ON

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OI R I S TI AN YOUTH SUN D A Y Th e Pi l griro Fel l o ws hip o f Com ­

mu n i ty Chu r c h wi l l sh a r e i n the servi ce, and Gib Scou t s , • spon sore d by t he c hu r ch , w i l l a ttend i n a group on the 6 th which i s rhristi an You th Sunday.

Chlropr,cfor

D r . Fra n k Bo r nows k i

-A RNOL D WAY , ¼ M I L E W E S T O F P . O .

H I S- 2 1 6 9 AL P I N E CL O S E D WE D ,

8 AM - 6 PM H l �AY 80

A lpine

L� r-.�12 HATT E R S . ALT ERAT I ON S . R EP A I R I N G

LAUNDRY SERV I CE

FREE PICKUP & DELIVER Y Hi c lc. o r y 5 - 224 2

S U I TS

n RESSES ( PL A I N ) $ I . 25

B TEXACO SERV I CE

WE G I VE COMMUN I TY G I FT BOND STAM P S

Alpine Hiclc.ory 5- 2872

ALEMITE El ectric Wheel Bcd an,cing

Goodrich . Lf fe saver Tires & Ba·tteries

L U B R I C A T I O N

S t o v e O i l K e r o s e n e

BETH E L I N V I T E S YOU N G FOLK The Rev. A.J. Schoonover, pil ot of

Bethel Assembl y Chur ch , i s invi tin g al l youn g p eop l e o f t h e a r e a t o a t tend i ts n ew � services ( Chri st Am b a s s a d o r s ) . re cen t l y s t a r t e d .

Meetings are f rom 6 t o 7 p . m . on San day, wi l l 1 ater be ch an g ed to mi dw e ek . N a a c y Pr i c e , 16 , f r o m Sancrest, has been selected p resident by the church group . -Oth er o ffi cers are to be chosen l ater by the young fol k themselves.

Th e CA' s are t he youn g peop l e s ' organi z a tion · o f the As sembl i e s o f God chu r ch e s . They h a ve t he ir own se r v i c e s a n d var i ed a c t i vi ti e s . Aie l i m i ts a r e 1 3 t o 3 5 bu t th e AJ pine church has 1 owe red. i t to 10 in order t o meet the needs of the youn g p eop l e here.

NUT R I T I ON W E E K T S H E R E ' To m ak e t h e pub l i c mo r e con­

sciou s o f th e rel ation sh ip between ·nutri ti on and heal t.h' says Dr. J . B. Ask ew, di re c to r o f publi c heal th, i s the obj ective of Nutri tion Week , Fe b. 1 3- 19 . Sl ogan i s ' Food Fi r s t �o r Fi tnes s ' , to h e l p point u p the imp o rtance o f an ade9.ua te di et i n bui l di n g h e a l thy bodi e s and p ro­mo t i n g h e a l t h in a l l p h a s e s o f l i fe . Thi s i s the sea s.on to e at a good breakfast, i s its sound advice , to l ive wel l a d l ong. Inciden tal l y, S. D. Coun ty h a s one o f the lowe s t dea th rate s i n the U. S. , onl y 7 . 5 per 1 0 0 0 p o p u l a t i o n , f o r 19 5 4 , Je s s t han 1 9 5 3 .

FI R E D E S T B O Y S HA Y TR UCK . A . huge truck and trail er l o aded

w� t � h a y i gn i t e d c o m i n g d o w n YieJ a s grade above Wil l ows Road causing much excitement one morning l as t week a t 7 a. m. The driver cu t off t�e b l a zing trail er , c ame down the highway abl a ze, dropping· bales a l l along , wound up in front � f t�e Rende zvou s Cafe where Al pine · · Fi remen doused the fl ames. . ,·

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3 a . m . de l u ge , r e gi s t e r e d o v e r a thi rd o f an i nch- on t h e gu a ge a t Du rbin Ran ch , J ap atul ; the p opul ar E. C. feedman rep·or ts.

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Gf R I S T C H A P E L I N - T H E - ' ' O U "I T A l � S DED I CATED . S E E S TO RY , P A GE 1 4 .

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have received wo d at thei r \iarvrlo1 1 s Vi e w r an ch home th a t thei r son 1 . t . C.o l . P au l F . B al l amv h a s b e rn o ro­mo ted to ful l Armv Co l onel two vears a h e ad of s ch e du l e . Co l . H e l l a m v rendered ou t s tan di n g s er v i ce a s an in s tr u c t o r in t h e K o r ean Arm v , i s expe c t e d t o r e turn to h i s f am i l v in S . D. Feb . 1 5 th .

(DN ' T M I S S 8 I G A U TO s : i o w The 1955 S . D. Au to s how, fi r s t in

man y y e a r s , c l CB es Sun J a y n i gr, t a f t e r a b i g run s i n c e We dn e s d a y . Hi gh l i gh t i s famed Sp i k e Jone s and h i s mus i cl o wns . [) ors o p en 10 a r., . to 1 1 p . m . Au tomot i ve exhi b i t s a r e t ru l y d a z d i n g .

M r s . Ade l e Se l l s j u s t r e t u r ned fr om L . A. a f t e r v i s i t i ng he r son Kenneth for two week s . He has been trans feired f r om the main Chi c a go office o f the Saturday Eveni n g Post, to Los Ange l es whe r e h e wi l l open a branch for them .

IF Yo u C a n n o t F i n d i t i n A l p i n e , C o m e t o t h e 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 lli .

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Su bdi vi ders wi l l gr_adually awaken to t he great d eman d for country property at a small d ownpaym ent . Unt i l that t i me t he pre sent home owners can sell their older houses at a substantial downpayment.

ALPINE REALTY CO . lllckory 5-2442 Alpine, Calif.

Watches Diamonds

G U A R A N T EED W A T C H R E P A I R I N G

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Fred D. Rushing

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E .C . CHAM B ER AI MS HIGH The annual installati on dinner of

the E l Caj on Chambe r o f r.omme rc·e 1 was a li vely event at Casper' s last we e k w it h many c i ty a n d c ounty not a b l e s a n d n e w s m e n on h a nd .

O bjectives , which will help al l the back cou�try ; i nclude the fi ne new g o lf c ou r se at G i lle s p i e , ex pa.n d i ng w ork o p po r t un i t i e s, in d u s t r y , b u i l di n g a n d· r e t a j 1 de ve lopment . P arki n g and zon i n g were also highli �hted b y incomi ng president Jack Atkinson, of Dorman' s.

Talks were made by many , including Carlyle R e e d , chamber manar e r and former newsman. C . R up ert L i nley was emcee; Outgoing president F. Jos. Doerr, son of the Alpine D oerrs , told of the work the body had .done last se ason, rece i v ed a hand some plague.

Also installed as vice-presi dents were Wm. York and Wm . Mari ner; new directors ; W.R. Carrol l, R C. Hale, Ray Johnson, Felix Land is , Forrest McKinley, Ed Tobin and Wm. Rank.

No t e - A s S . D . ·a nd i ts f a st -sprouting sate llite El Cajon, grow, so �rowa the back country, of which Alpine is a fast enlarg i n g part . 'The future li es in mutual help and cooperation. We hope A lpine marches along. C. I .

N... S E CUR ES M ECHAN I C After taking over Wiley' s Mobilgas

station, Al Bonyil l e f5l)t so busy he ha d to get a mechan i c on du ty to take car e of business , so now _Tom Earwood is wit him in that capaci ty. Th ey m a k e serTi c e c alls from the s.tati on, opposit e the P.O.

IE S CAN SO WATE R CO . SOLD Transfer of title to the Deacanso

Park Water Co. 1 - wi th 6 0 patron s , i s t o be - made n e fore Jun e 1 , the Public U ti li ti es Colllllission reports. It per m i t t ed sale f r om Be rn a rd Jacobs t o LeRoy J . F r en t z , for $12, 000 ; rates to remain the sqe.

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cattle food , reports D urbin's Feed & Supply, E. C. which has been gi ven t:arefully controlled tests wh.icli show increased gains from 20 to as much as 30%. D u r b i n, a r e s i d en t o f Japatul, says some have reduced feed costs from 10 to 20%, a b i g i t e m today , with thi s ingredi ent called

Stilbestrol, which is in Ful-O- Pep Pro-Sweet Supplement put out by the Quaker Oats people .

McKI E BOOSTS AL PIN E A lthough h e now has a n offi ce at

37 41 Fi fth, s . D . , Henry McKi e, j r. , real tork fonnerl y of Al pine, cal led the &in to say he has had many calls on hi s ad, found many visitors have hea r d o f thi s a r e a an d a r e i n ­terested in buying u p h ere. 'We need li sti n g s' says H enry, ' so l et u s have them, CY6-2 137' .

JEW E LRY A T HARD WAR E S TO R E Since taking over Alpine Hardware,

Gene and Ann Sauter have followed calls for certain goods so that today they term it a department store, and ri ghtly so, for every week they add new lines. Latest is costume jewelry, which they s ay makes a fine val en tine p ft . 'fhey r eport steady increase in tr aae .

UND S C A PING CHUR CH G RO UN D S aturday f rom 9 t o 4 Community

Oiurch i s staging a work p arty to landscap e the grou nd s around the new edi fice. ' Bring gard en tools' say s the pastor, ' lu n ch w i l l b e se rved i n Fuller Hal l . E v e ryon e invi te d . '

Little Lynne Blankenshi p i s back from the hospital at the home o f her p a r e n t s M r • a n d M r s • J a ck Bl ank en sh i p .

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It i s fortunate for Alpine that a few individuals own l arge tracts of land. It acts as a protection against haphazard growth until a zoning law can be enacted. Only then will large investments in a home be safeguarded.

ALPINE REALTY CO . Hlckory 5-2442 Alpine, Calif.

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OON 0 R CAM P GE T S C H AP E L Many better men wil l l eBYe Alpine' s

Vie.i as Honor ,Cmnp because they wil l have had the opportuni ty to improve throu gh the inspirational wo rk o f the ch a p l ai n , t h e Re v . R a l p h D. Bonacker for hi s e fforts, with the ai d Qf the men themselves, gave the camp a chapel , dedicated Sund ay at 4 p . m. �veral hundred came to aid, al ong with fwo supervisors and o ther notabl es.

Christ Oi.apel in- the-Moun tains , i s a r us ti c bui l ding i n whi ch the Ep i s cop a l Coun ty & Ci t y M i s s ion So ci e ty o f S . D. fu r n i s h e d t h e ap,pointments and servi c e s. Th e in ­mates did al l the work, even erected an a t t r a c t i ve s ton e fi rep l ac e .

T h e d e d i c a ti on f o l l o we d t h e Ev e n s o n g a n d w e l c o me f r om th e ch ap} sin . Ray Bel n ap , h e ad o f the ·coun ty honor camp s gave gree tings wi th Wayn e A. Neal , o f the S. D. area Counci l of Omrches. Supervisor J am e s Robb i n s was m ai n sp e ake r , tel l ing how the c amp s m a de be tter men. He p r ai�ed Belnap · fo r hi s new i deas , whi ch are bein g cop i e d by oth e r c o un ti e s . Thu s t h e r e are fewer repeaters and these men go out to earn a I i ving, take , care of their famil ies and so on ' .

F e a t u r e s o f t h e qui et. l i t t l e chapel i s the hangi.n_g cross, al tar, and accessori es, all carv ed by Lt. Comdr. Fred A P ayne, U� retd. o f S. D. Th e battered piano was ·given a good tuneup by L. E� W atson. M any ot h e r s a i d e d i n comp l e t i n g t he c h ap e l , vi r tu a l l y ' a dr e am com e true and a prayer answered' said one speaker.

The choir froin Al l Saints P ari sh sang�- Many men of the camp attended, and s eemed pr;>ud o f thei r ch ap el .

As a great Oi.ri sti an mys tic wrote many years a go , 'He who seeks Go d h a s al r eady foun d H i m ' , . so t hi s c h ap e l in t h e b e a� t i ful h i ll s o f Al pine may help o th e r seeker s who find themsel ves in thi s p o si tion, whe r e h e l p from the Fath e r i s at h an d.

Th e' chap! ain ' s p rogram t hank ed the admini stration o f honor camp s, Ray Belnap

! Geo. Jami eson and John

Pe she l , a so t he.a" f o r h e lp an d provi din� i tems : Mi s s Sar ah Brock , Mmes. Le,n11 Th()mburgh, Paul Stewart, Violet Bert lett, Geo. Burnett, Roger S. T ayl o r a n d t h e ReT. P au l G . Sa t r an g •

NUTR I T I ON I S T S E L E C T GR ANT Dr. Ro bt . Grant, j r . , Alpine, has

been insta l l ed aa president of the S._D. chapter, Ameri can Academy of Nutrition. He is a dentist in S.D.

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FORlNI GiT TO FEB, 2 A V E RA GE H I GH 64, LOW 35

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T H E S U N C A N G O W I T H Y O U R L E T T E R T O A.

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" OU T WH E R E TH E COUN TRY B E G i N s "

TED M . BROWN REALTY FOR ALPINt PROP ERTI E S .SEE

B . G. M i I ey

H I GHWAY 8 0 , 2 M l L E S E . O F ALP I N E

H I CK O RY 5 - 27 36

For El Cajon- · P roperti es: /.-·" 9 49 l ! I GH WAY 8 0 . · EA S T EL CA J O N

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L O C A L

TAV ER N S TAY S OPEN D A IL Y I n the l a s t t w o i s s ues Alpine

Tavern advertised that a new spring pol ic y of remainin g c lo sed du ring the week , but , say s Wm. S . L e th­bridge, owner , • so many c al led to expres s their disappo in tmen t tha t we ju s t had to go bac k t o the full week sc hedul e, however we will no t serve lunc heon, exc ept to c lubs by reservation ' . Hours for dinner , 5 to 8 ; Sundays and Holidays 12 to 8.

mV E RN R OAD COMPL ETED All. tha t remains to f in i sh the

· widening o f Tavern Road from So uth Grade to D ehesa R o ad , is o iling, c ounty roadm�kers having opened the

· new c u to ff w ith sol id gravel top . lt i s a f ine improvemen t .

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.AL HINKLE Lumber & Ranch Supplies .H I GH WA'Y 80 H I CK O RY 5- 2 1 8 4 8: 2 50 2 A LP I N E