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Vol. 18, No. 26 Alpine, Calif. 92001 _ _friday, Jun!:!_ 27_, 1969 10¢

DONNA SCHWENCK MARRIES Here is last Friday's pretty wedding

in Community Church. From left, back row: JoAnn Villa, Judy Dickman, Dr. Roger Larson, who officiated, and Peggy Schwenck: front row: Marianne Clay, Donna Schwenck, the happy bride, Norman Dickman, the lil<ewise

happy groom, and Russ St. Mars, best man, Sue Willoughby, bridesmaid. The tiny ones in front: Sherri Schaefer, flower girl and Raymond Nelson, ring bearer.

Delightful reception was held in Fuller Hall for 150 friends, relatives and guests.

Happy couple are on honeymoon in North, called from Lake Tahoe, "are having a wonderful, exciting time and weather is beautiful."

ARIZONANS ARRIVE Just moved into the Willows are Sid­

ney and Winifred Denny from Yuma. Denny, an operating engineer with the Daley Corp. at Rancho Bernardo, and Mrs. Denny, a garden enthusiast, have just enrolled their 15-year old daughter, Margaret, at El Cap HS.

V ALLEYITES BUY HOME HERE Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Denny from El

Centro have just purcbased tbe Willows home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer, reports Betty Hodges of Alpine Realty who made tbe sale. Schaefer is well known having been a teacher here.

CANYONITES BUY ADJOINING LOT Mr. & Mrs. H. Van Esch have just

bought a nice lot next to their home in Har5ison Canyon, reports Betty Hodges - of Alpine Realty, who handled the Support your hometown paper, subscribe! ; transaction.

Tune Clarke Irvine, Physical Fitness, Radio 860, XEMO, 3:lS&.-11:15 pm Sunday

2 Tomorrow at 9 a. m. local members · of Alpine Area Art Assn., friends and students are invited to "come as you are and bring rake, hoe, cartons-- and a lot of energy for a workday at the Art Chalet, 1321 W. Victoria. "

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OLD VIEJAS VIEW HOME SOLD The original ranch house where Joe LaShelle, star camerman of Fox Films lived when not in Hollywood, has just been bought by Mr, and Mrs. Raymond E. Carlson, Sellers were Mr. & Mrs. L. Sims who lived here since 1962, are buying a motorhome, will travel. There is a guest house included on the 2½-acre site, 2725 Vie Viejas in Palo Verde Ranch which Auren Pierce developed after buying from LaShelle. The ancient sign Viejas View Ranch still stands at tbe old entrance on South Grade Road. , The guest house was occupied by Don & Billie Hart. She is the Sims' daughter. The deal was handled by Mary Browne Realty of LM, Carlson, a 10 year resident of LM, is manager of internal audits for Convair. They bave two daughters, one married in Oakland, and Barbara, 16, a senior at Grossmont. They will occupy the large home, keeping the guest house for that purpose. The Sun called Mrs. Carlson to wel· come them to Alpine, and she subscrib­ed, will get the Sun in LM till they move up about July 25.

FAIR ANIMAL AUCTION LOOKS BIG Business firms from all over the South­land will be at Del Mar to bid on blue ribbon beef, sheep and swine in the colorful junior auction open to fairgoers at 2 pm on June 30. The big So. Calif. Expo runs June 25- July 6. All three winners of Grand Champ­ion honors from last year will be there to compete: Tom Vogel, Rancho Santa Fe; Terri Turner, Encinitas and Cindy Conley, Del Mar. Records of up to $16. a pound were collected in 1968.' The fair this year- · expanded into an exposition - · promises much for all types of entries from the 4H clubs.

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EDITORIAL SCIENTIST'S ASTOUND! NG DREAM WORKS FOR US.

Perhaps only a few of the millions the globe instantaneously via th� three who enjoyed the splashdown of Apollo cirding objects. Echo was the first, a 10 off Samoa in those limpid waters of mylar fialloon inflated by gas after be-the soutn Pacific, realized that what ing fired by rocket. Today the three _are they saw on TV was the result of the working every minute to serve mankmj. dream of John R. Pierce, communica- As.radio waves will not go through tions scientist at the American Tele· , land as the earth's curvature, the satel-phone & Tele-graph firm's Bell Labora · ' lite :eceives the transmission, reflects tories. or echoes it back to another station on His dream was sparked by a British_ the ground. So with three such space science writer, Arthur Clarke, who,· rn stationi, transmission may circle the 1945 wrote in Wireless World about ex· globe in seco�ds. . . . traterrestrial relays. Thus he was the Pierce, raised m Callforma, was an first to propose communication satel enthused reader of H. G. Wells, himself lites which led up to the present miracle a dreamer, later wrote some science Telstar. fiction to help pay his tuition, He was Way back then, before the space . an outstanding student all along, and age began, Clar_ke e[1;visi_oned the three gifted with perspicacity in science. stationary satellites circling 22, 300 Three years before Sputnik, in 1954, miles aloft to cover the entire earth he proposed the first communication with radio, TV and phone messages, satellite, the 100-foot balloon of alum-which we use today and think little of inum foil, to ride at a 1000-mile alti-it. tude. President Eisenhower's voice in-Thus we were able to enjoy the Apol- augurated its history.�making flight. To­lo drama, and many other events around day we use the idea with little tbought of its inception. Alpine Is Fine Weather Pierce believes that "we are living in the most exciting age of man's his-High 82, Ave. High 76 tory, but that not enough people are Low52, Ave. Low 55 watching". Trace Rain, Sea, 21. 62 You may see Echo, resembling a star, if you scan the western sky after Elev. 2000 Ft. Population 4, 000 , sunset, for the slowly moving, dying Where the Sunshine Spends the Year , satellite, is nearing its demise in earth's atmosphere. We have seen it. .. If you want to read this astonishing A L P I N E S U N

� story, and many o�hers o_n the mag_ic America's Tiniest Newspaper • of the space a�e, rnc�.udmg _a special 445-2415 or 445-2394 ! report on UFOs, see America s Ex-2255 Tavern Road, Rt. 1, Box 189 plorers of_ Space", by Do1;ald W. Cox, Alpine SD co. ca. 92001 superbly illustrated, published 1961 by b ' ' Hammond, Maplewood, N.J. It will Pu lished weekly on Friday h 1 nde stand the untold value of 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. yearly e P .}'.OU u_ . r . Clarke Irvine, Editor & Puhl. spending billions on space proJects. Cl AOPA 194347 Alice Irvine, Art & Composition Printed & Produced on the Ranch 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine. Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal ads on ll• 12- 59 in superior court, No. 238120,

Louis Pick, who drives a school bus here, donated 5 watches for the Viejas barbecue, raffled them off to benefit well-behaved youngsters. Two from the reservation won, three from out­side. farmers l1sur11nce Group 149 N. Magnolia, El Cajon ARLIE D. NUNLEY 442-9484

NEWLYWEDS scJ HAPPY Here is Celeste's' photo of Mrs. Mar­tha Schwenck, left, with her handsome new son­in-law, Norman Dickman, and his bride Donna, as they cut cake at large reception in Full er Hall fol -1 owin� Friday's beautiful wedding in Community Church, ' , . .,J

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,,·1 gather your wife came from an aristo-cratic old family?" 14 NEW FAMILIES MOVE IN! A caravan of luxury, modern mobil­homes ribboned its way up the mountain last week to Vista Alpine Mobile Home Estates, 2400 Alpine Blvd. It brought "Came from, my eye! She brung it with her."

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the total of new residents to 14, wfio will be welcomed at the park's first potluck dinner tomorrow night in the splendid new recreation hall. William and Melanie Murrell, Vista's genial managers, said "reservations are coming in steadily and we are proud of the calibre of people that are settling here." Newcomers: Allan and Marjorie Clary, Rupert & Birdie Best; Temple & Anna Molinari, Malcolm & Jeanne Shaw; Harold & Betty Walker, Bob & Iris Wilson, Alpine Texaco dealer; Rudolf & Helen Angerman, W .E. & Helen Weeman, Harry & Sadie Waldrip, J,R. & Florence Lovett and Jamie & Janet; Bill and Nell Dobbs, Paul & Johanna Hensel; James & Sharon Updike and daughter Jacqueline; and Dr. and Mrs. Charfos Leverette and daughter Sandra.

MAY WAS VERY GOOD SAYS MOHR Business activity showed 200. 2 for May, says L. J. Mohr, manager of Sec­urity Pacific National Bank's Alpine Branch. This level was estimated by the bank on the basis of available stat­istics. The local index compiled by the bank was (1957-59 - 100). So. Cal­if. economy climbed 3, 7<1/o in May, over 11<1/o during the past year. Up were department store sales, real estate, bank clearing and construction.

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. Our columns will suffer a little this week and next because we are working at the fair and are staying with friends in Del Mar, so forgive us, and the July 11th issue will make up for it with lots of pictures and news. . Here is an opportumty to buy a mce looking white horse , part Arabian, for only $150, She belongs to Mr. and M�s. J. D. Cox's granddaughter. She doesn t ride her, so wishes to sell to a good home out here in the country. Call 442 -

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4024 if interested. It is a small mare, sounds like a nice animal for a young­ster, to us. Maureen Carrell and her relatives from New Jersey have reserved a camp­site at the horse camp over the 4th, are taking 5 horses up for the long weekend. Sounds like fun. JoAnn Villa might trailer her horse Mark up to be with them but isn't sure if she can go, Jesse and Barbara Jones, Arnold Way, were disappointed Saturday when their gelding Chocolate Joe threw a shoe and couldn't be ridden at their party. They entertained the Free Methodist Church of Grossmont at their ranch last Saturday and nearly 50 came to the potluck, Most of the younger kids were disappointed about the horse. JoAnn Villa and Maureen Carrell were out riding last weekend and ran into a small rattler. They are out, so if you ride or hike, be sure to look where you are going and avoid a lot_of trouble • .Most snakes are not aggressive and will try to get away, but just be careful. We were glad to talk to Bob Frenzel and learn that the state had repaired the hiking and riding trail around the mountain, Someone had dumped an old car body right in the path and it was hard to get the horses to go by but he told us they had repaired it and also the narrow trail that looks down on the river. We have ridden over that trail at night and it can be mighty spooky, and fatal if your horse accidentally took the wrong step, so are glad to know it is in good repair.

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SWEETWATER BRIDGE RISES • Looking south from the cliff above the north fork of the Sweet­water, the piers to support east and west double lanes of I-8 are rising rapidly. The one at right is poured wfiile the left one is being readied by Morrison­Knudsen workers. A tall crane buckets the con­crete up to the top from the riverbottom.

Boy Scout Troop 105 left Wednesday for the Lagunas with Scoutmaster Larry Glavin ana Leroy Wedel in charge to spend 5 wonderful days camping and enjoying the mountains.

Judge: "You admit that you drove over tliis man with a loaded truck. Well, what do you have to say in your defense? " Offender: "I thought he was dead."

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CHAMBER NAMES NEW DIRECTORS Pres. H. T. Magnussen says the cham­

ber of commerce is " proud to announce nominees for the new board to be elected in August. The slate was submitted by o. E. Palmer, chairman of the nominat­ing committee which included Mrs. Kat herine Black and Jerry Funk.

Nonimees: Dr. Robert C. Burak; Mar­garet Lowthian: Robt. H, Miller; Robt. Ostrander and John c. Ronski. Ostrander seeks another term. Those remaining: Al Adams, Jack Hoistad, Henry Mckie, and Jack Spatz •

. Outgoing directors: Magnussen, La Force, Ostrander, Rushing and Mrs. John Titus.

Magnussen says: "Additional nomi­nations may be made by written peti -tion to the secretary to be received on or before August 1, signed by at least 5 active members for each additional nominee who has signified his willing­ness to serve if elected. "

Things are humming at Alpine Art Chalet, 1321 W. Victoria as the owners, Mr. & Mrs. John Titus have just instal­led a potter's wheel, " so come and enjoy it" they say. It hums nicely !

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12 FORMER ALPiNER DIES IN EAST

Julius H. Schulke, 84, former resi­dent here, died on June 18 in the Alpena Hospital, Mich. , where he had been ad­mitted on June 12. He and Mrs. Schulke, who preceded him in death in April, 1968 , had lived on Willows Road during the 7 years they resided in California. He was a Mason and she was an Eastern Star, and had many friends here. Word was just received b}' Mrs. Byron Smith, his sister- in- law, of Willowside Ter.

Martin Lacko, now retired from his machineshop work, is back from a trailer vacation to the Colorado River. "I' � a poor fisherman", he says, "but I enJoyed the sunshine, swimming and boating".

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WEATHERMAN HAS NO ALIBIS Tuesday when the smog was so heavy

that a gentle drizzle wet everything the Sun cafled Weather Chief Anderson at SD to find out when there might be some sunshine.

"We have broken the record" he said "for we have just had one low pressure trough after another and it may continue for some time".

Regarding the air pollution- - said to be 97<T/o from motor exhaust- - Clark Goulding, new man at the air pollution office in SD turned the Sun over to Dr. J.B. Askew, health chief. He said they are doing all they can, but there must be more done to stop the heavy amount of pollutants discharged. The inverted temperature being higher at times, allows the smoke to reach Alpine.

Note- They better hurry and get an electric or steam motor to drive our vehicles or we may find we have none to buy or drive anything ! Sunday's Union and Tuesday's Tribune had start­ling stories on this most distressing sub­ject. -Ed CI.

NICHOLAISEN ART TO BE SHOWN July 1- 31 a 1- man exhibit of the late

Hogar A. o. Nicholaisen of Alpine, will be shown through courtesy of his siste&, Mrs. Asta Daughtry, in Alpine Art halet, 1321 W. Victoria. Hours are 11-4 daily except Monday, says Mr. and Mrs. John Titus, owners of the chalet, and there is no charge.

FOG SHORTENS STAR PARTY At dusk Saturday 40 members of the

SD Astronomy Assn. , met on Olive View Road, set up their telescopes and enjoy­ed some fine views of the young moon, Jupiter, Mars and other space sights.

"We had a fine look atJupiter and four of his moons" said Pres. Bill Lucas, " but we were disappointed when we had to depart as high fog came in at 9: 30. But we' ll be up agam soon".

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Don Diego, the Hollywood actor, known to his many friends as Tommy Hernandez, wel,. comes the Irvine Ranch Twins, Cecile & Celeste Irvine to the big Del Mar Fair. They sing at the Youth Stage twice during show's 12 day run, will be on fair grounds entire time as they are working for Patricia Stevens Modeling School.

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The Sycuan 4-H Club of Dehesa Val­ley has elected officers: Pres. Keitha Bis�op, vi_ce-pres. Rick Slagle; Sec. Julie Carlm; Treas. Randy Loftis; Report­er, Betty Burton. They will be installed at the .s�ptem�er meeting.

Retiring officers: Tom Davis Keitha Bishop, Betty Burton and Randy Loftis.

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LOCAL ARTIST'S FAMOUS AVIATION MURIAL GOES TO SMITHSONIAN In a note to the Sun Justin C. Gruel­le, noted painter of Lilac Lane, writes: · Dear Clarke: - The enclosed page from the Aeronautical Review of Dec. 1955 will look familiar to you as you ran a :ut of the mural in the Sun shortly after Mabel and I moved to Alpine. " We have some current news about the painting that you may find of inter­est as both an art and aeronatuical item. The mural has been given to the Nat-ional Air and Space Museum, Smith­sonian Institution, Washington, D. C. It is the gift of Clarence A. de Giers, for whom it was originally painted, and the I. A. S. now called the A meri -can Institute of Aeronautics and Astro­nautics. " When the A. I. A. A. notified the industry, last year, that they planned to sell their building in L.A. , the dir ­ectors of the National Air · Space Mus -eum put in a request for the painting. The transfer of ownership was made and the canvas , 18' by 8', was removed

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Historic a ircraft of pioneer days 9reet the visitor to Western H ad rt L . � I · , . . : · The liquidometer Corporation. A key identifies each subject e I q�h ;

rs, os dn ge es, in this mural given to the I AS by

Arnold, Lt. John H Towers Cla A d G' GI · n_ e oregroun are portrayed (left to right) Lt. H. H.

Wright, Orville Wri�ht, Gle�n L rM��in ·ch�rl;:t La:�:n� �rb55, Capt. Thomas S. Baldwin, Frank T. Cof'fyn, Wilbu;

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fro1!1 the wall and shipped to the Smithsonian in April. " As you may know, the NA-SM has be�n _occupying one of the Smithsonian bmldrngs and were only able to display a very small portion of their huge and wonderful collection. They have long ne��ed an adequate museum building.

ing to begin until the war is ended. In the interim the painting will be on dis­play in the present quarters. " I know how you love to fly so I am �ure you will be delighted that a nat­ional museum devoted to the history o_f man's c?nqu�st of air and space is frnally takrng shape in the nation.'s capital."

FAI license #77; founded his company after WWI. Gruelle painted the mural in 1940 while residing in Sil vermine, Conn.

. <;:ongress passe� the necessary leg­�slati�m for this durrng the last admin­istration and the architectural design has been completed. However congress may not give the green light f�r buifd-

deGiers is founder of the Liquido­mete: Corp., and an_aviation pioneer, le_armng to fl)'. a Blenot single-seater, without benefit of a co-pilot ! He holds

. Thanks so much, and all Alpine will be glad to know that one of its dedicated painters executed that most interesting and beautiful mural which many pilot, and resident of Alpine will surely wish to see. CI '

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DAZZLING PREMIERE OF " KRAKATOA" Center Theatre in SD was the scene

of a brilliant first showing of the latest Cinerama film "Krakatoa, East of Jave" , Wednesday night with Mayor Curran of SD as officialnost, as part of the 200th Celebration.

SD County's civic and scholastic leaders were guests of Pacific Theatres and Cinerama at this Hollywoodesque premiere at which the famed Grossmont HS band played.

"Krakatoa" stars Maximilian Schell, Barbara Werle, Brian Keith, Diane ,Baker, John Leyton, Rossano Brazzi and Sal Mineo. The American Broadcasting Companies and Cinerama, presentation in technicolor was produced by Wm. R. Forman and directed by Bernard Kowal­ski.

This is an adventure- packed film with backdrop of the greatest explosion in history, Krakatoa 's memorable erup­tion in 1883, which caused temblors and tital waves as far as 6000 miles away.

The plot deals with the effects of the eruption on the lives and fortunes of a group of passengers aboard a tramp steamer on a peri1ous search for a sun­ken treasure and a lost child.

Here is one picture, according to re­viewers, that is well worth seeing.

Martin Lacko has not leased the store, he told the .Sun. A woman con­sidered it, but due to health reasons, did not make the lease of the attractive space at 2144 Alpine Blvd.

442-2294

D E S C A N S O 0 I N G S

The all-day event begins at noon, will feature sack races, game booths, Model- A car parade, live western music by the Mt. Empire Western Band, folk -Next weekend should be real lively singers , arts: and crafts and a delicious up here! ham dinner at 5 pm; adults , $1. 50,

The whole town's excited about the I children, 50¢. big Country Fair and Family Picnic Sat­urday, July 5 , at the Town Hall.

In photo, from left, Mrs. In�rid Mere­john and donkey, " Honest John' , How­ard Cornman, Karen Blodgett, Colleen Hulska and junior cowboys and girls. All don western togs and " howdy, pardner" smiles as they get ready for the big event.

Ron Blodgett, Mrs. Mike Martin, and Mrs. Howard Cornman, co-chairman from Descanso's livel:y Booster Club, send a special invitation to families of the MT. Empire to join their neighbors in Descanso for a day of " good fun, entertainment and excellent food· -country style. "

land Listings N .M . GR I E CO

Rea�tor 465-9900

7299 University Ave. La Mesa

Robt. Miller who runs Alpine Print­ing �ith _his wife Agnes, says they are runmng JUSt about to full capacity in their sfiop, 2251½ Alpine Blvd. They do work for many firms all around the country.

BETHEL ASSEMBLY o f G O D

1929 Arnold Way Alpine

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e I sl� 11 A. M. 7 P. M.

SundayaSchool 9:45 A. M.

Pastor Eva Bailey Ass't, Pastor Cynthia Davie

445 - 2 156

VISITORS WELCOME

18 TWINS TO SING AT BIG EXPO QUILTING BEE IS EXPO FEATURE Expert quilters will make some color­ful pieces and show their oldtime skills at the unique Quilting Bee in the Home Ee Building during the So. Calif. Expo

Del Mar has booked. the Irvine Ranch Twins, Cecile & Celeste to appear two times during the So. Calif. Expo, giv­ing folksongs on one of the stages at 5 p. m. on June 26 and 30.

All cruelty springs from weakness.

A L P I N E

PLUMBING

LICENSED & INSURED 2604 W. Victoria Dr. 445-4 1 14

E v e l y n ' s

BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENTS FROM $6. 50 UP

Closed Tuesday , 2030 Crest Dr. 444-4294 Suncrest

ALP I NE TV Color T V S pec ialists

Autho rized RCA Dealer ANTENNA

I nst al 1 at io n &: Repair

445- 21 3 4

Emerg. 445 -21 12 23 57 Alpine Bl vd. Al pi ne

at Del Mar this season. This nearly lost art has been revived of late and visitors at the Expo will have the chance to see just how these beautiful pieces are made. Many women will be busy at the quilting frame with needle and thread for 12 liours daily that this beehive build­ing is open. Six work in each 4- hour at the frames. Others in the booth will answer questions. Another special booth will house weavers at work sponsored by the Creat­ive Weavers Guild of SD County. Swiss weaving of 200 years ago will be illus­trated, in keeping with the SD 200th Celebration.

ADVICE ON OBSCENE PHONE CALLS Don Lloyd, manager, EC exchange of Pacific Telephone, has advised pat­rons who may receive nasty calls, to at once report to the company. " While the caller is not always id­entified, " he said, "nor is every case prosectued, we are successful often enough to make the prospects unpleas­ant for such a caller". Best thing to do is hang up, he con­cluded.

BBQ SEASON ON SAYS HAYSEED Another old advertiser the Hayseed F ireside Center, 600 Broadway in ED, is back with a message in last issue that they have "Anything Your Hearth Desires! " in fireplaces, stoves and BBQ's. They had an interesting exhibit at the big Spring Home Show. A smile adds immeasurably to your face value. ..

N E W O WNERS , Gerald R. C raig &: Yula E . Harris Mrs. Harris, Manager

Ji. AJ.. A LP I N E

� WESTERN WEAR · Full Line o f Bo o ts , Clothing , S addles , Tack &: Ac cesso ries

2 1 1 1 Alpine Blvd. Alpine Rexall Bldg. 445 - 2739

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Few drivers going . past the SE cor­ner of Tavern & South-Grade Roads ever know there is quite a little lake here on the Barrett place. While there is evapor­ation, and no inflow of water the pond remains far into the fall. '

. Water au!horities say the back count-ry shoul<l build more conservation dams t? hold t�e spring rains instead of let­trng precious fresh water flow into the sea.

Alpine needs a roofer.

loll Wilson's

T EXACO S E R V I C E

® BATTERIES - TIRES - ACCESSORIES

Complete Motor Tune-Ups 445-2872

2232 Alpine Blvd. Alpine, Calif.•

2 0 0 0 C U S TOM C O L O R S

I N E XTERIOR &: I NTERI OR PAI NTS

Mary Carter Paints 242 W. MAIN . EL CAJON 9 to 6 Dally - J=ri. 9 to 9

Charles & Mildred Peck, Owners

444 - 23 1 6

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00UILE TALN By Cecile and Celeste Irvine

Friday night we attended Donna and Norman DicR.man's wedding and were thrilled with it. She made ber own gown and those of her attendants and all were quite beautiful. The soloist, Gary Wilson, did a thrilling job and after the ceremony they had a recep­tion in Fuller HalI. Linda Nichols was the lucky catcher of her bouquet but said she was not next. Will see !

We are working at the Del Mar Fair for Patricia Stevens Modelling School and will be our booth in the P"olynesian section for the duration. Be sure to come by and say hello. Sign up your teenage girls , they mi�ht win 3. scholar­ship to tlie school and It helps us too, as we get so much a name for the ones we sign up.

David Greathouse doesn't have to

L IST I NGS WANTED EXCHANGES RANCHES

HOMES ACREAGE

AL SMITH 2249 Hwy 80

BROKER

445- 2670 Alpine

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REV. DOUG SCHACHT - PASTOR 466-7769

have surgery on his feet and is happy about that, but he does have to wear special shoes and maybe later on will get the callouses removed.

Anyone looking for a nice female watch dog? Marilyn Glavin has one she wants to give away to a good home. She has had all her shots, is 6 months old and a nice dog. Call 445- 3870 if interested.

Jackie Reed spent last weekend in SD visiting Tina and Nita Miller, had a good time.

Gary Menconi graduated 4th in his class in basic electricity last Friday. He hopes to go in the Navy soon, will specialize in underwater demolition if he can get in that department. Right now it is his main interest.

Linda Nichols is working for an architect this summer, was thrilled to get to work in her chosen field.

Mrs. Fred Sandel has some kittens to give away to a good home. Call 445-4717 if you want one.

Anyone want to buy a nice - toned guitar. I want to sell mine for only $15. It has nylon strings and was not bought in Mexico. CaU me, 445- 2394. I want to get a more expensive one but need to sell this one first.

Anyone have a 10 gallon acquarium they are not using and would like to loan it to McCalls for the summer? They are studyin� oceanography and need it to keep their live specimens in. Call the school if you have one to sell reason­ably or want to loan out.

Here is good news. The Ringlin� Bros •. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is comrng to town ! The big show will open July 15 at the Sports Arena. It has some wonderful new acts from all over the world. Last year's show was beyond description, so if you want good seats, suggest you call the boxoffice now for reservations.

. Tu�sday night Janice Douthit, our girl friend who lives in Lakeside came up with her new Fiat and took us' for a ride. It is red and beautiful and we can see how she is thrilled with it.

Sunday School . . . . . . • 9:30 Morning Service . . • . . J0�45 Choir Practice . Sun. . 6: 30 PM Evening Service . • • . . 7: 30 PM Wi:d. l:ve Bible Study 7: 30 PM A great man is one who affects the

_ _ - mi nd of his generation

Carl's Boot & Leather Shop SA D DLES - TACK - SUPPLIES - CHAPS T O ORDER 1 275 H. Second, El C�j on

· 4-4-2-3027

. Sleep)'.' Hollow Ranch as seen from a�r, loo�rn9. west, taken by Editor Ir­v me while ' upstairs" over Alpine. Famous old ranch was recently pur­chased b!' Ev & Ted Shilts, who are oyer�aulrng entire spread as family picmc _ranc�. They brought some new horses rn th�s week, are fiuilding quite a stable, will board and train animals for horselovers.

Two pools and a possible lake are planned. They have huge vegetable garden, and are working steadily to make the place mecca for families wi� chil_dr_en and horses. They are on Ca_hf. Hikrng & Riding Trail , have built many smaller trails around the ranch.

Alpine needs bus service to EC.

En 1 oy The A t t r a c t i v e New

Log Cabin Cafe Adjoining The Lounge *

2205 Alpine Blvd. 445- 2243 * SER YING OUR FAMOUS

BROASTED CHICKE N S T E AKS & SEA FOODS *

DAILY 9 A . M . . TILL 1 1 P . M .

Elizabeth Fordney has been out of commission for a week. She fell in the bathtub last week and it jarred her, so she spent several days in bed.

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Meachum's W i ndow Cover i ngs And

F l oor Cove r i ngs SALES AND INSTALLATION

444-4 3 9 8 260 W. Douglas El Cajon

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L e a r n i n g

C e n t e r TUTORING · TESTING

COUNSELING

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Children, Adolescents and Adults Reading · Study Skill; - Spelling Mathematics - - Speech Therapy

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, COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL TESTING . I SUMMER READING CLINICS

Fully Credentialed Jeannette W. Schuster, Director

Telephone 442-2722

594 North Westwind Drive El Cajon, California 92020

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22 ARE.A FEATURE IN GEOGRAPHIC July's National Geographic has a 39-page story and fine color photo of "San Diego, California 's Plymouth Rock" by Allan C. Fisher, senior as­sistant editor. He calls it " a city of uncommon handsomeness and promise" . :

Trailer & Camper Service & Repairs Mobil Home Towing

TRAILER S U P PL Y

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

ALP I N E REALTY Company

L I ST I N GS WANT ED HOMES - RANCHES • LAND

2175 Arnold Way. 445- 3310

s,ECIAI.! N EW 1 969 CHEVROLET

NOVA COUP E DELIVERED IN EL CAJON $1 , 9 94 . 00

Plus Sales Tax & License - 442 -020 1

EILEEN WOODALL Service was Tuesday in Erickson­Anderson Mortuary for Mrs. Eileen Wo­odall, 48 , of 7613 Sturgess St. , in LM, who died Saturday. Her son Stephen found her dead in bed that morning. She was a medical transcriber at Gros­smont Hospital, formerly lived here. She was a native of Ill. Burial was in Mt. Carmel, Ill. Survivors: sons Jeffery and Stephen of LM; daughter, Mrs. Jane Carter of Santee, and her mother, Mrs. Ruby Henterseher, of LM. Cause of deatb is pending autopsy,

YC PROGRAM ST ARTS JULY 1 All school-age children are invited to partake in the Youth Center program which starts July 1 from 9:30 to 4:30 every day till Aug. 29. Elaine Budzinski is in charge, has Gayle Adamcuzk to handle arts and crafts and Steve Wilcox, sports. A small charge of $1. , annual member· ship to the YC is asked or if the young person has his card, just present it at the beginning of the session.

GLA VINS TO ENTERTAIN Mrs. Marilyn Glavin's sister Claire Fuentes is flying out from Miami to spend a month visiting her, This will be her first trip to Cafifornia and the first time she has seen the twins. All are looking forward to a wonderful time and trips to Ensenada, Las Vegas, San F rancisco and all of the interesting things in SD.

The Daley Co. , now finished with their part of the fre.: way have moved their trailer-office from Tavern Rd and only a few workers are completi'ng the _clean-up. Chet Coolong, hwy engrne_er says their office, 2802 Alpine Blvd, 1s to be closed within a week as their part is completed except for some paper work,

F i r s t C h u r c h o f C h r i s � , S c i e n t i s t 9573 Los Coches Rd. In lakes ide Sunday Services 11 A. M. • Sunday School 9: 30 A. M. Wednesday Meeting 8 P. M .

Care for small Children during Sunday Services

JASENCAKS LIKE ALPINE LIVING Betty Jasencak now salesman with Al Smith Realty formerly of Red�n­do Beach, says Alpine is wonder­ful place to retire, or to keep busy, shown here in comfortable living room, South Grade home with husband Andrew. Many find tran­quallity in area's quiet neighbor­hoods,

LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS Sunday, June 29, Pastor Paul Hayn will preach on the text I Peter 5 : : 6-11. The theme will be "How to face Life" A new Vicar, Lawrence A. Retberg, will replace Curtis Lyon at the Lutheran Church here in August and Lyon and wife are returning to Milwaukee so be can finish school. The Bible Class will begin studying the 5 major Prophets of the Old Testa­ment Sunday and meets at 10:15 a. m, The Lutheran Pioneers will not meet during the summer, Several outings are being planned for the young people be­tween other Wisconson Synod churches in the SD area and July 6 they are hav­ing a beach party in Oceanside. Member Bill Graf has again been confined tb Doctor's Hospital for special medication for his back,

Glenvie w Fe�d Co. PURINA CHOW - ACE HI FEED

Hay & Seed Grain 443 - 3883

13283 Hwy 80 At Los Caches Road

EARL ' S

G U L F STAT I ON Complete Lub� Service, Dorman Recaps, Truck Tire Service: Any Place, Any Time. Batteries and Accessories, White Gas and Block Ice,

We Gi ve ·s&H Green St amp•

2151 Alpine Blvd. 445-4188 I

T h e P ERKIN S BROTH ERS

D ES CAN SO

CONGRATULAT E THE DESCANSO

Booster 's Club B e st of Suc ce s s ori County Fair & Picnic ''-'•'

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Raymond K. Anderson, wife JoAnn and 10-month old son Andrew Allen, of El Centro, who frequently visit here, drove up to the Sun office Tuesday to say hello. He served as a corporal US MC, spent a year in Vietnam, in company with Richard Irey, formerly of Tavern Road. He is now with Safe­way in Brawley.

Alpine Meat Co. C o m p le te

MEAT P ROC ESS I NG 2358 Tavern Road 445- 2752

A l l Types of

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

Accident - Life - A utomobile " Serving Alpine Area Since 1875"

442- 8871

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LEGAL NOTICE 47739 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME It ls hereby certified that the undersigned is trans­a?rn� busi�ess in Lakeside, County of San Diego State �

0 C� ifornia, under a Hctirious name, or a desiSnation

th I s . owing _the name (s) of the person (s) i n t e r e s red erern, town: County Radiator Repair 9764 Los Coches Road, Lakesdie, Ca. 92040 WITNESS my hand this 2nd day of June , 1969.

1. Edward J . Pauon P.O. Box 793, El Cajon, Ca. 92020 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss On this 2nd day of June, 1969, before me R. B. J a m e s , County Clerk and Clerk of the S u p e r i o r Court of the

State or California for the County of San Diego. person · ally appeared Edward J. Patton known to me to be t h e

CARRELLS ENTERTAIN KIN Maureen Carrell 's cousin and family,

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Anton, their two boys Martin and Frank, and his mother, Mrs. Edna Anton, drove out last week from Brickton, NJ, towning a trailer with two of their registered horses in it. They had made plans previously and Maureen made reservations at Los Cab­allos over the 4th so all could go up and do a lot of riding. Besides Maureen's relatives, George Jr. and his family and friends will be along to enjoy tbe riding and camping. Anton's will return after the 7th to their home in New Jer-sey where he is a judge.

LIVELY OAKS DOINGS Gladys Pinkerton presided over Mon­

day's meeting as Emma Holmes, prexy, is still on vacation. The group cele­brated June birthdays with a nice little party.

The Hillbilly Band is slated to play at the Del Mar F air June 26 at 1 pm in the Community Stage to help celebrate Senior Citizens Day and the King and Queen of the county, Jim Pinkerton of Alpine and Gracie Morley, of Coronado, will be on hand to greet all Senior Citizens,

MANY CITIZENS OPPOSE SURTAX Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin, D-SD, re­

ports that 18 , 000 answered his April questionnaire on the emergency 10"/o surtax which was to expire June 30. He says that 43. l"/o of his constituents op­pose continuation which congress used rn hopes of stopping runaway inflation.

Note- Everyone we talk to is getting more exorcised over increasing rises of' all kirn:Js- - gas, sales, room, phone, property, venicle, postage and so on ad rnf. Where will it end? Where did the Boston Tea Party end? - Cl

person whose name is subscribed to the within i ns t r u -:emnet., and acknowledged to me that he executed t h e M rs. Marie F rey of Altine Oaks Mo-rn WIT_NESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my h a n d bile Est t l ' d d 1 1 - th U · and a_fhxe_d the seal of the Superior Cour t the day and a eS, S lppe an e 1n e nl-year tn thlS Certificate first above written. mart parking lot and broke her wrist, ·

R. B. James, County Clerk · She g t th t ff h · k 1 f f �y Mary Kaneyuki, Deputy O e CaS O t lS wee , e t Or Alpine sun, June 13, 20, 21 & July 4, 1969 #238120 Oregon City where they spend the sum-

r----------------�er with son Ralph and family.

DR. F.RANK J. BORNOW8KI · D.C.

1981 Arnold Way

General Practice 'Sundays & _Holidays By Appointment

Closed Wednesday y 445-2169

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MOBILE HOMES ¥OVING IN FAST Here is one of the first handsome modern 24-wide ' mobilhomes to

drop anchor in one of the finest new trailer parks in the Southland Vista Alpine. '

It came in last Wednesday, No, 2 to arrive, with happy owners, Mr. and Mrs. Allan c.

Clary. He is a native San Diegan, Marjorie Lois being born in Nebr. He is a retired GMC of the USN, now head custodian in SD schools.

The home is a roomy Villa West, modern, insulated, air-conditioned and simply beauti­ful.

RABIES OUT OF CONTROL . A s�all boy is dying of radies. Many

wild ammals have been trapped, or kil­led, found rabid, They can transmit it to dogs and other pets, says the county healtfi office. So keep your dog on leash or penned, as ordered by law. Remember it is illegal to trap skinks. Last year 291 from 27 countries were reported rabid.

A l p i n e CONVALESCENT

C e n te r STATE LICENSED .

Conscientious Service, Balanced Meals, Congenial Atmosphere

Reasonable Rates Depending on care ·required 445-��44 or 445-2645

_ 2 1 2 1 Alpine Bl� 445- 277 1

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SPECIAL NOTICES

TYPING, secretarial aid ; neat, accurate. Letters, term papers, forms, resumes. From 35¢ a page . Also professional help on preparation of manuscripts for pub­l ication. Marilyn Lee: 445-4640.

30¢ a line ( 6 words) per line Min, 75¢ cash with copy to Sun.

REAL EST ATE FOR SALE

ONE ACRE in Alpine. Soutli Grade Rd. Good building lot. Water hookup avail able. 447- 33131 or 448 · 7284.

Lovely custom 3 BR family room, 2 fire­places, acre, $39, 950 ,

PLUMBING & HOME Repairs. Low prices. Lovely Oaks, 3 lots, 2 BR, $11, 100. 284- 7945, &7/ 4) 3-BR , 2 lots, $2 , 000 down, $12, 000 .

---------------- ·· All usable 8. 48 ac. oaks. $8000 -down, HORSESHOER - Quality work at regular $ 34, 000 . Owner will carry. prices. Robt. Walker. 465-9327. Level 6. 69 ac. Oaks, $12, 000 down,

ALPINE !\ !AP, shows freew ay & all roads 25¢ ma iled anywhere. Alpine Sun, Ca.

HELP WANTED

WOMAN W anted to do ironing. Amount is small. Please contact writer at P. o.

_Box 691 , Alpine.

SALESMEN, man, girl or student, part or full time. Must fiave car. 442- 5837 or 296-4892. ( 7/11)

PART - TIME Secretary wanted. 12 to 5. 445 - 2676.

Charmming, mature women as sales consultants, Earnings unlimited. Full or part time. 469- 3"678. (7-4)

LEGAL NOTICE

47802 CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME

It is hereby certified that the undersigned JACKSON D�VE GROUP, a partnership transacting business in San Diego.' .county of San Diego, State of California, under a ficuuous name. or a designation nor showing the name (s) interested therein, to wit:

Jackson at Navajo Professional Center 7400 Jackson Drive, San Diego, Ca. 92119

WITNESS our hand this 9th day of June, 1969. I . William C. Thompson

4383 Beverly Drive, La Mesa I Ca. 2. Paul M. Powers

8675 Hudson Drive, San Diego, Ca. , 92119 3. Burt A. Rees

699 Morgan Way, EI Cajon, Ca. 92020 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss On this 9th day of June, 1969, before me Geo. c. Fis· cher, a Notary Public for said County and State, du I y commissLOned and sworn. personally appeared William C. Thompson, Paul M. Powers and Burt A. Rees known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WIT.NESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my h a n d and _affixed m y official seal. the day and year in this certificate first above written. George C. Fisher

Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission Expires June 8, 1972.

Alprne Sun, June 20, 27, July 4, ll, 1969. No, 238120.

$ 30, 000 , Owner will carry. 1 3/4 ac Beautiful oaks, $12, 000 down. $ 30, 000 . 1 Acre. Victoria Dr. Cash. $ 5000.

NEDA HILL REAL TY Cor. Tavern & White Oak. 445-2818

F OR RENT

2 BR, Partly furnish. $105. No pets. No children. 445- 38 90 .

SMALL Furn. apt. Alpine Villa. 445-3890 ,

WANTED

CHILD CARE, my home. Fenced yard. Plenty of play room. 445-4009, 10 GAL, Acquarium for oceanography project at McCall's Summer School . Call 445- 2676. Be a Sun Subscriber, support your paper.

LEGAL NOTICE No. 91471

NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA

FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO

Estate of VELMA P. POTTER. Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the aboye named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are reqttired to file them with I die necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the nec­essary vouchers, to the under signed at Ar,thur Potter, 1759 Putney Road, Pasadena, California, which is the pl�c_e of business of the undersigned in all matt�rs per­rainrng to t.he estar: of s_aid dece.dent, within four months after the first pubhcauon of this notice. Dated May 14, 1969 EUGENE J. POTTER 231 'l Florencita A venue Montrose, Cal ifornia 91020 249-5852

A rthur V. Potter Executor of the Will of the above named decedent Attorney for Executor ·t Publication: June 6, 13, 20 & 27, 1969 A lpme Sun, 238120 II/12/59 40743

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ONE l½ HP WAGNER motor ind-repel, Good, plus pump, Recrip. double-act.

•$40. 445-2491.

SPECIAL NOTICES

LARGE DISPLAY HAND crafted wood­work. Book cases made to order. Smiley's Hobby Craft Shop, 3905 Alpine Blvd. 445 2770 ,

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ELECTRIC RANGE fine cond. Bargain $ 20 . Alpine. 445�2394. DON'T PAINT TILL YOU call this rium-SEARS SHOWER Cabinet, never used, with fittings. Sac. $40 . 445- 2394.

WATERMELONS, 4½¢ lb. The Egg Hut. 2721 Alpine Blvd.

SELLING OUT- - furniture, dishes, tools, camp equipment, miscl. 445- 2532.

GENTLE, Small white part Arabian mare, 9·years. $150 . 442-4024 or 463-6392.

TOP OR LUGGAGE carrier, 45' wide, 48' long, 1 ft. deep & covered. Pick-up bed, Model T or early Model A. 445- 3167.

12' SHASTA TRAILER, $400 . WANTED- - Reese or easy lift hitch. Box 48 , Mt. Laguna, 90248.

TWO LAMBS- 5 mos. old. Weight 75#. 1 Ram, 1 Wether. 445-3336. (7/4)

. ber. 445-2797. 22 years experience.

LICENSED INSURED Electrician. Chas. Shorter , 2812 Alpine Blvd. 445- 3763.

PIANO Lessons, Ruth Burdett, 445- 2877.

La Mesa Gold Seal Cleaners & Laundry. Free pickup & Delivery. 466- 5957.

SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Septic T ank Service, 444- 6197.

PROPANE GAS SERVICE, All types ap­pliances; gas refrigs. Free estimates. ByroI). Crawford, 445-2087.

DO YOU NEED A LOAN on Real Estate �r�l5;{rust deed? Call Don Bates,

• CUSTOM BUILT HORSE TRAILERS Parts and Repairs. 8201 Wintergardens , Lakeside. 448 - 0 168.

62 CORVAIR Monza Hardtop, Auto trans. R�dio, OK tires, $295. 445-4613. ( 7/4) ; CUSTOM DRAPERIES. Free estimates.

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I LICENSED ELECTRICIAN in Alpine area. 445- 3137.

COSMETICS From Nature's Garden, Heart-oils of Ferns, Flowers, Herbs, Roots, Barks. Nine generous samples $1. State skin type- - Dry, oily, com-

. bination. RANDALL COSMETICS, Box ; NEW CONSTRUCTION & alterations of 1 948 ; La Jolla, Ca. 92037. any kind. No job too small. John Schu­

macher, 445- 2173. PO Box 377, Alpine. HELP WANTED --------------- ; PINE ACRES TREE NURSERY

: PART TIME student for yard work. Call / SPECIAL SALE- Only 69¢- Bottle brush, :<145-3887. i Oleanders, Junipers, Liquid Ambers

----------------/ European Birch. Arnold Way 445 - 303'8 . HELP WANTED- Lady to help elderly 1---------___;;.._ ___ _ woman in Alpine. 445- 2134. ' AUTO REPAIR - Rear 2538 Alpine Blvd.

_W_A ___ N_T_E_D ___________ ! Carl Schumacher. ( 6/27)

WRECKER to dismantle small cottage & remove for material. 445- 3890 .

THREE Cute kittens want good homes. Free. 443- 3635. (6/27)

FREE to good homes. 6-weeks old kit­tens, also one female adult cat. 445- 20 06. (6/27)

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

George l e n g b r idge F O R TV S E R V I C E B la ck & Wh i te or Color

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RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED Second Class Publication ALPINE SUN Rt. 1, Box 189 Alpine, Ca. 92001

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M u s i c S tu d i o Classical & Popular Harmony & Theory

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Water Wells P U M P S

SALES . • • . . SERVICE Water Wells Drilled

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MORE TREES FOR NEW FAMILIES Jack Spatz, chairman of Alpine's

C of C welcoming committee, present­ed gifts of trees to 19 new families re­cently. Jack, who is the town's official greeter , adds "There are some fine families settling here; and they appre­ciate our chamoer's friendly greeting."

The new families: Mr. ana Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nov­ell, Victoria Dr. Mr • • and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Tavern Rd. ; Mr. and Mrs. H. Hildebrand, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Putty, So. Grade Rd. ; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Liner, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Scales, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Catlett , Mr. and Mrs. Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Engebretsen, Alpine Heights Road.

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