ALPINE, CALALPlNE ECHO

PI_UCE FIVE CENTS VOLUME 3, NUMBER 28, Page 1 THURSDAY, ·ocTOBER 20, 1960

Date Book .THURSDAY, Octobi:r 20th Kiwanis, Fuller Hall, 7 .PM FRIDAY, October 21st St. Mary's Group of StlPhilomena 's, home

of Mrs. Vitalich, Victoria 'Dr., 2 PM Alp_ine Community Church Family Night

Dmner, Fuller Hall, 7 PM Chapel of the Hills Fellowship Dinner, 7 PM Chairmen's meeting for Halloween Party

Night, Alpine School El Capitan Varsity Football game-vs

El Cajon at Escondido SATURDAY, October 22nd Food sale and bazaar at Fire House l.n Pine

Valley by Mt. Empire Woman's Club Goodwill bags d6l.ivered by Scouts SUNDAY, October 23rd Pilgrim Fellowship, Fuller Hall, 8 PM MONDAY, October 24th Alcoholics Anonymous, Fuller Hall, 8 PM TUESDAY, October 25th Alpine Fire Department business meeting,

Fire House, 7:30PM WEDNESDAY, October 26th Alpine Community Church Guild,

Fuller Hall, 9 AM Polio clinic, $1. each, Alpine School,

6:30•8 PM Square Dance Class, Campo Club House,

8 PM THURSDAY, October 27th Kiwanis, Fuller Hall, 7 PM FRIDAY, October 28th El Capitan varsity football game••vs

Hilltop at Hilltop Cub Scout Pack 350, Fuller Hall, 8 PM SATURDAY, October 29th El Capitan barbecue and sportsarama,

from 3: 30 PM on with sox hop in gym

SCOUT-GOO[WILL DAY In cooperation with Cub Scouts, Boy

Scouts, and Explorer Scouts in the entire County our local boys will distribute bags for you to use for your Goodwill donation. This Saturday morning, October 22, the boys will bring the empty bags to your homes. You will have all week to fill them with your discarded clothing. Then on the following Saturday the boys will return to your homes for the filled bags.

HALLOWEEN HI-JINKS

The Halloween party night to be held at the Alpine Union School on October 31 will begin at 6:30 P.M. The costume par­

ade will run from approximately 7:30 to 8 P. M. The booths will be open until 9 or 9:30 P.M. Beginning at 9 P.M. there will be a dance in the auditorium. It will end at 11 P.M.

Chairmen for the various committees are: Dance, Mrs, Wake and Mrs. Gault; Fish Pond, Mrs. Anne Bachelor; Beauty

Shop, Mrs. Verlie Boyd;. Cake Walk, Mrs. Wanda Frey; Dart Game; Mrs. Eleanor

Shepard;Fun House, Mrs. LetaJudd;Fortune Teller, Mrs.Johrinie Axsom; Baseball Pitch andPennyPitch,Harbison Canyon P; T. A.; Wheel of Fortune, Ken Jerney; Gold Pan­ning and Mouse Hole Game, Cub Pack 350; Ticket Sales, John Reynold~ •. Chuck Wagon, P. T. A. Board; Donuts and Cider, Alice Irvine; and Popcorn and Soft Drinks, Noreen Shaw. Mr. Reynolds is general chairman of the event . Helping him on ticket sales a~e Mr. Place, Mr. Emerson, and Mr. Smith The Chuck Wagon will sell hot dogs, beans, cole slaw and coffee. Plan to eat your dinner at the Chuck Wagon.

Jerry Webb, publicity, reports that cakes and help for the booths are great! y needed . Anyone wishing to help can call Mr. Reynolds, at HI 5-3130; Wanda Frey, at HI 5-2659, or Jerry Webb at HI 5-3332 . ATTENTION CHAIRMEN! ~11 chairmen for the Halloween Parry

N1ght: Remember the meeting of all chair~en on Friday, October 21, at school. · Important meeting--BE THEREJ

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott of El

_Cajon are announcing the engagement of their daughter Sandra Louise, to Bradley ·ROmaine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jen­. nings of Alpine. Sandra received her ring on Monday. Bradley is stationed with the forestry at Laguna, while Sandra attends

El Cajon Hip:h School. No wedding date has been ~·,

COMMUNITY I TEAMWORK On October 12 Alpine business men or­

ganized a Chamber of Commerce adopted temporary bylawss, elected a temporary board of directors, voted to incorporate the new Chamber and to affiliate with the United States Chamber of Commerce, and contributed $107. 50 to provide a starting treasury.

All this happened at one meeting be· cause almost" everyone agreed that Alpine really needs, an organization which will be open to all and wtiere everyone ~an work ,tOgether for the good of the rown. After intr9ductory formalities talks aboUl

Chamber of Commerce program ahd problems were given by Chuck Farree; the manager of the El Cajon Chamber; Mr. Hildebrant of the U.s. Chamber of Co~· merce and ex-Mayor Hodge of National City.

Action followed in quick decisive ·steps The· temporary directors chose Paul Este~ as temporary president; Corky Jones, tern· porary secretary, and Ed Welty, temporary treasurer. They voted to. place the masteJ copy of the temporary bylaws at the Alpine Hardware Store so that any inter~ ested business man or citizen could sign as a charter member. Those who have signed since the meeting

have also added to the treasury so that the . new Chamber has now almost $150. 00.

YOU TOO ARE INVITED TO BE A

CHARTER MEMBER! SIGN UP NOW! It was also voted to hold the first board

meeting at Sleepy Hollow Ranch on the evening of Thursday, October 20 .

As the first duty of the Board is to com· plete the organization of the Chamber it is anticipated that incorporation papers will be signed, bylaws adopted and other

:steps taken to enlarge the Chamber mem­:bership and start an active program. The :next general meeting will be called by :the board when they have made sufficient 'progress to warrant calling the members .

YOUR VOTE IS YOUR VOICE

IN GOVERNMENT N OVEMBER 8, 1960

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MAl'LED AT ALPINE. CALIFORNIA

. ALPINE ECHO P.O • . Box 8, Alpine, California

_ A~OUT ALPINE 1 by CAROL WILCOX HI 5-2353

The movies held every Saturday night in Alpirie are being moved from the

' Woman's Club to the Youth Center. Mr.and Mrs. Larry Wilcox and family of

Tavern Road have made a new addition to their family. He is "Pretzel," their little dachshund puppy. Today he is six weeks old. · Alpine students enjoyed a day off school

on Monday, October 17,as Alpine teachers attended a conducted tour through the County Schools Service Center in San Diego. It is from this center that classroom teachers receive such services as library books, supplementary text books, testing

services, . audio visual . equipment and fi~~· and scores o~ ~~er teaching_aids.

and Valley Chapel

624 El Cajon Boulevard

GEORGE ROACH

President and Director El Cajon Mortuary

El ,Cajcm. California

• Lioon~ed Lady Embalmer

• All Veterans Benefits A vail able

• Completely Air­Conditioned

• Funeral Insurance and Pre-Need Trust Accounts

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CRAFT CORNER by MRS. W. W. MILLER

This column for the next three months, October, November, and December, shall oe devoted to Christmas ideas. BATH SALTS: Divide 5 pounds of bath salts into small jars. Put in a few drops of food coloring and shake well. Add a few drops of perfume and let stand several weeks. · CANDLE HOLDERS: Paint the inner roll from adhesive tape holder. Let dry and bend up the front and back to form lips that will catch drippings. Tie red ribbon around the middle. CANDLE HOLDERS: Roll a piece of clay until it is round and smooth. Press a candle inthesoftclayand let dryslowly forabout 24 hours . Smooth with sand paper and paint. SNOWSTORM PAPERWEIGHTS: Take a round, glass jar, clean it thoroughly. Pour hot, melted paraffin into the jar cover. Set a small Christmas tree ornament or a religious figure in the paraffin. Let it harden, Fill the jar with clear water, add finely ground moth flakes. Screw the cap with the ornament on tight. Turn upside down and give a shake. . GLO-CANDLES: A tall pretty water glass, wick and paraffin. Tie a heavy brad or b:.ttton on one end of the wicl!, lay a pen­cil acros~ top of glass and tie other end of wick to it. Ti1is i3 to heep th~ wick straight. Melt paraffin and color with wax crayons as desired. Pour the paraffin into glass. Paraffin will shrink when cool so more paraffin may .be added.

CORK PIN: Cut small cork in half. Glue sequins on curved surface; attach bead to bottom of each cork with stra ight pin. Make ribbon bow . Place bow and cut sur­face of corks on cardboard and cut piece same shape. Glue to cardboard. Attach pin back to other side.

One of the best things to have up your sleeve is a funny bone.

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-- . SMILE A-·-WH I LE Ouch! I bumped my crazy bone . Well, just comb your hair over it, and the bump won't show. Guide: That's a skyscraper. Tourist: My, I'dlike to see it work. Teacher: Jack, use income in a sentence. Jack: Tom opened the door and in come the cat. Overheard in the kindergarten class What are you doing, Mary? Writing a letter to Sally. But Sally doesn't know how to read. That's allright.l don't knowhowt.o write.

RIDDLES: 1. What would happen if a boy swallowed a spoon? 2. What is it that no man wants, but would hate to lose? 3. Why is a wig like a lie? 4. What kind of beans won't grow in the garden? (Answers below)

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ALPINE RESIDENT DIES

Isaac· Chutot, of Alpine Terrace, died October lOth in Washington, D. C. , while tie and his wife, Marvin, were vacation­ing. He suffered from double pneumonia and a heart condition. Interment will be at Fort Rosecrans. Isaac, who recently received his 25 year

Masonic pin, was a me~ber of Silver~ ate Lodge, Alpine Acacia. Club, Amerj.c~n: -­Legion, an!l Retired Postal Civil Service Employees Association.

EL CAPITAN-B-IR-T'!"'-H_D_A_Y,_,PARTY

You are invited to help the El Capitan students celebrate the first birthday party of their new school. There will be a bar . .: becue and Sportsarama sponsored by the · Lakeside Kiwanis Club, on Saturday, bet. 29, from 3:30P.M.

BOB BAARLAER

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Bananas· 2tbs.23C.

2 lbs 2·.5C' BOLOGNA CHUNK BOLOGNA 35 ¢lb.

Wieners an mea.t skinless

iFRYERS cut ID WHOLE FRYERS 35¢lb.

39Ctb

. MINIM~M wr.tGHT llb aqz Barbecued, Ql1ckens Ready to eat $1.19e~

WE NOW CARRY DIETET IC FRUIT ;VEGETABLES,

GELATIN DESERTS ! PUDDING DESERTS. ALSO SUGAR . AND SALT SUBSTIT UTES . ANY SUGGESTION TO HELP IMPROVE OUR HEALTH FOOD SUPPLIES WILL BE APPRECIATE

APPIAN WAY ----5¢off Reg. Pri ce -- 12 1/2oz . Pk1! . .

PIZZA -MIX ·3·6c ·1- Collee 6oz. Jar 1 OrAOtf ,

9\8 . BuHernut · I 1 C

5¢ off Reg. Price 1 lb.6oz.Pkg.

RI.NSO BLU·E DEL MONTE

SWEET PICKLE CHIPS 26oz. Jar

CHEfRJQS 10 1 / 2oz . Pkg.

·Sunsline. CHOCOLATE NUGGETS 7oz.Pk_g.

, Nabisto PREMIUM CRACKERS : 1 lb.pkg.

Turkey Chicken Haddock Meaf

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GENERAL CONTRACTING W. L. Weeks Construction Company

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CAMPO NEWS by PAY FARRIS - GR 8-5396

'on Sattlfday evening, October 8th, Daisy McCoy and Cloma Pfeiffer gave a baby shower at the latter's home in the Rancho del Campo area in Campo for Mrs. Richard O'Day, the wive of one of the teachers. Those present were Della Seiken, Ruth Thomas, Marion Dieckma-n, Joan Jackson, Margaret Manguso, Ann and Betty Jeter, Nona Zuelner, Margaret Ison, ~elen and Jane Richards, Ava· Moreland, Marion, De­lora and Patsy Yanke, LeVern Thompson, Gene and Diane Cyman, Bee Boyd, and the hostesses. The usual fun games were played· and prizes were won by Helen Rlcha~ds, _ Betty Jeter and LaVe!n Thomp­son.

The new Tecate-Ensenada Highway was formally opened on Saturday, ~~tobe!-' 8, and a caravan of automobiles made the trip to Ensenada and back . They were e.n­tertained at . luncheon in Ensenada and visited a winery .

The Mountain Empire Woman's Club

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will hold a "Hodge Podge Bazaar and Food Sale" at the Fire House in Pine Valley, beginning at 9 A, M. on Saturday, October 22. Luncheon will also be served. Final arrangements were made at the club meeting which was held on Wednes­day, October 12, at the home of the pres­ident Lee Pingley in Pine Valley. The residents of Rancho del Campo have

had their share of misfortunes this past week. Mollie Wilson, mother of Bee Boyd wastaken to the El Cajon Valley Hospital on Monday, October 10, after being scratched and bitten on the hand by their pet cat. Mrs. Paul Andrews had major sur­gery at Mercy Hospital on Wednesday, October 12. Also on that date Megan Jackson was rushed to the hospital accom­panied by the Highway Patrol, after she and eaten some pheobarbital. It was nec­essary to pump her stomach. She is out of danger now, and at home, but her life would have been at stake if she had reached the hospital five or ten minutes later.

The Campo Elementary P. T. A. met Tuesday ev_ening, October . 18_. in the school auditorium.Films on Scouting were shown by Lloyd G. Peters, a Scouting official. He also gave a lecture.

On Monday evening, October 31, the P. T. A. will have a Halloween Carnival at the Officer's Club at Rancho del Campo A pancake supper, including bacon and eggs, will be served between 6 and 7:30

E & M AUTO PARTS Acetylene and Oxygen-Welding Supplle-Factory. ~•built En­gine~uto Springs-Chains and Tire Chain-Armstrong nres

. . 945 Hlway 80, Two mlln East of El c•ton EL CAJON. CALIF. . Hickory 4-3119

ANNOUNCING THE 1961 c ·HEVROLET AT HATCH ,,

Featvring "the "GREATEST SHOW ON WORTH

850 EL CAJON Blvcl~ EL CAJON VALLEY OPEN EVENINGS-----CLOSED

offering 20 different· full-size Chevies, 9" new Corvair models, and over 175 Truck models including new Corvair Corvans, Ram psi des and Loadsides. INTRODUCTORY DEALS,

L_O~, LOW ~ERMS!

MANY THANKS To all my friends of Alpine who gave

me their support and prayers through my recent ordeal, my family and I say thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Ray Partridge and family.

P. M. There will be game booths, candied apples, popcorn, ice cream--and also a photography booth. Coffee and hot choc­olate will be served at the supper. Dona­arion will be 75¢ for adults--35¢ for chil­dren from 5 to 12 years old, and children under 5 will be free. The Mountain Empire Masonic Club met

at the Pine Valley Club Hoilse for its month! y meeting and dinner on Friday, October 14. Mrs. Bob Looney of Campo catered the dinner. The rest of the evening was spent playing cards. Hostesses were Mrs. Alden Farris, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Fred Kerns and Mrs Pearl Glick.

As a final reminder, do not forget the

new Square Dance class on Wednesday evenings at 8 P.M • . at the Campo Club House, sponSored bythe Mountain Whirl­ers. If you want to put a iittle fuh in your life, try SQUARE DANCING.

Slee-py Hollo¥# Ranch and . '

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CERTIFIC ATE OF r~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ lNDIVIDUAL FICTITIOUS NAM E No. 29006 .

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ss.

County of San Diego. · I hereby certify that I am transacting busines~~t 15430 Highway 80, El Cajon, in the State ofCalifornia, under a desig­

·nationnot showing the name oftheperson interested in such ·business, to.,-wit:

THE ORANGE BOWL Roy Harris Dahlstrom 15436 Highway 80 El Cajon, California

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Diego. ss.

On the 3rd day of Ocsober in' the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty, be­fore me personally appeared Roy Harris Dahlstrom known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same.

Witness my hand nad the seal of my office this 3rd day of October, 1960.

ALICE ANGLIN, Notary Public in and for the County of San Diego, : ' .. · . State of California

My CC!lmmission Expires February 15 , 1964 1st publication October 6, 1960

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.while the word is yet unspoken, you are master of it; when once it is spoken, it is ~aster of you. --Arab Proverb

The McLean's who live in Alpine had a baby bpy October 5th, He is stationed at theAir Force base at Laguna.

COME SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER

BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

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PLJ:NTY_ ~ 6t .FR(E~P~KJNG [

Gar.tl~ner' s Che(klist by the California Assn. of Nurserymen 1. Plant plenty of spring bulbs in pots and other containers to provide your garden with portable color. 2. Keep leaves raked up as they fall. It's no.t only easier, it makes the garden more pleasant to live in during fall. 3. Look around your area for signs of fall color and plan to plant the best of it in your own garden for next year. 4 , Don't uproot dahlias until the tops have died back. Like most bulbs, they store energy from the fading top growth. 5. Evergreen shrubs and trees pl;mted now take advantage of winter rains and establish themselves more fully. In the spring, they are ready for a good growth.

VICTORY by Carol Wilcox American Fence won the El GajonMen's

Softball Championship last Wednesday night, October p2, when they won their second game out of three in the playoffs. Scores were 5-1, American Fence; 7-4, F.E.G.B. Engineers; and 6-5, American Fence. The game was played at the £1

Cajon Junior High School grounds. The following are the names of the men

on this team; their positions and batting averages: Marvin Chynoweth, pitcher and manager, ,383; Malcolm Huey, catcher, • 408; Lynn Gupp. short stop, • 357; Bob Clifton, short stop and infield, • 325; Pinkie Anderson, first base, • 270; Newron Ball, second base, • 209; Jim Benefield, third base, . 258;George Rubidioux, pitch­er, • 289; Bill House, outfield, • 235;Garl Beasley, outfield, .19l;Bud Cooper, out­field, .150;Bobby Grimes, outfield, .111; Nick Rubidioux, outfield, • 083;Mike Mc­Call, outfield, • 250; and Billy Ball, third

base, • 250. Each player received a trophy. Charles

Smith of Alpine, sponsor of this team and owner of American Fence, also received

a trophy.

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CLASSIFIED, ADVERTISING

.'only four eenu a word, 50¢ minimum. Mail your ad copy ana money to THE

ECHO, P. 0. Box 8, Alpine, Galiforni~ or drop it at the house, 3037 Victoria Drive, Alpine. caq _ HI 5-2616 or

· -- ServiCes · CARPENTRY AND CABINETMAKING See Dick Lane tor all your carpentry and cabinet making reqUirements: Expert workmanship at Reasonable Rates. All work guaranteed. Call HI 5-3740. No obligation.

LAWN MAINTENANCE: gardening, painting. Reasonable rates Phone HI 5-aoos. Ask for Sam·

WANTED: HORSE. SHOEING at your barn. Phone GR 3-8312. '"Mac"

·. OPPORTUNITY WILL TRADE EQUI1;'Y: 1 B. R. modern house trailer, ftirnished, fot equity in cabin in ·Descanso area. GY 5-07{)3 after 4:30PM.

- - -EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESSES to work irregular hours in their o:wn homes. Must have a room in which to sew and no small children. EVELYN HIS-3600

.FUR SALE FOR SALE: Garden· tractor with all im'" : plements and 2 Poland China pigs, 3 month old. A~so oil heating stove and oil drum

HI 5-2715 FOR SALE: F20-Farmall Tractor with hydralic blade. Stand saw and disc. Good condition. $595. OOEstep 's Alpine Outpost. 2 miles E. of Alpine on Highway 80.

FOR SALE: 35 ft : PanAmerican trailer. Good condition. 1 B. R, Modern $1295 or best offer. See at Estep s Alpine Outpost 2 miles East of Alpine on Highway 80.

FOR RENT FOR RENT: One B. R, furnished cottage, clean, stove & refrigerator. 1903 Hwy. 80, $35. month. HI 5·2222.

. . .WANTED. WANTED: Commercial artist to do quick fashion sketches . Call Evelyn

HI 5-3600.

The adult Sunday School class of the Alpine Community Church will have its monthly class party and business meeting atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Wall ace Kent on Victoria Drive on Saturday, October 29th at 2 P.M.

POLIO CLINIC IN ALPINE The next Polio Clinic in Alpine will be

given Wednesday, October· 26, 6:30 to 8 p, M, in the Alpine school auditorium, acco~ding to the chairman, Mrk Clyde Gilley. You can get any one of the shots. There will be a third ,polio clinic next spring.

.WATCH YOUR RIGHT "On highways with more than two lanes

of traffic in each direction, a simple . . method to determine if you are in the · correct lane is to watch the traffic at your right. If cars are passing on that side, you. are driving in the wrong lane. Move to the right and let the faster cars pass on the left,

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