VOL . 2. NO . 20 AL�INE, CAL . THUR, OCT, 22. 1953 PRICE 5¢

BEULA H HYATT DIES IN L.A. S aturday Mrs. Beul ah H yatt ,

formerly of Alpine, passed away after three weeks in an L.A. h os pital, suffering for several months with cancer. She was 56, leaves a brother in Oticago. Clyde Hyatt, her husband, preceded her, tuberculosis taking him in 1945. He had been secretary of the chamber of commerce. They had many friends here, Beulah leaving in 1949.

DESCANSANS

SHOW THEIR FINE CIVIC SPIRIT WHEN A GROUP G OES TO WORK FOR THE SCHOOL PLAYGROUND.

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(RAND OP ENING AT NEW AL HINKLE SHOWROOMS With a b e a ut i f u l st ock o f

furniture, first ever to he carried east of El Cajon, and a big new stock of builder's hardware along with his ap pl iances and T V, Al Hinkle i s inviting folks from Al pine and the hack country to come in and_ enjoy one of the finest stores 1n the county.

The big show will he on Friday •MORE ON PAGE 11.

The James Jensens are proud parents of a new son, horn on Sept. 27.

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Mrs. E .G. Zabel is back from Redwood Falls. Minn., where she flew to attend the funeral of her sister's husband, F.E. Forbes. T he F orbes were on a visit from their home in Montrose, Calif., when the husband was stricken. Mrs. Forbes returned with her sister for a short visit with the Zabels at their Alpine home.

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MO RE BU SES IN FUTU RE 'Seven years ago we ran one bus

hourly to Tia Juana', explained V.R. McClure, district sales representa­tive, Pacific Greyhound, when he came here for an interview with the Alpine Sun following the bus story in Jast issue-, 'but today traffic demands a 12 minute schedule'.

Similar improvement can be obtained for Alpine when and if such service is required, with adequate stops along the route to S.D., he added.

Alpine, once a flag stop, is today a point on the schedule, McClure pointed out, and more buses will be put on as demand grows.

F.H. Whelan, industrial relations director, S.D. Transit System, with E.A. Reeder, sup erin t endent of transportation, also paid a visit to the Sun office. Whelan pointed out th at his firm, while a nxious to serve all its territory, is in no position to handle mountain traffi c,

at least not for many years until this area becomes densely populated'. They showed keen interest in the welfare of patrons and prospective ones.

The conclusion is that a bus line, or even a taxi service, must have sufficient business to m ake it profitable. Population along Hiway 80 is still too sparse. Likewise, serv­ing Harbison Canyon's 175 families would be impractical.

'Through buses of course do not stop at every road' mentioned McClure ' but local cars will pick up and discharge passengers at an y point'. When more traffic shows the necessity, more coaches will be run, he said.

Present schedule is ample, with 8 west and 5 east dail y leaving Alpine.

To run an automobile round trip to S.D., the cost is 7¢ a mile or $4.20, while bus fare is 75¢ plus 11¢ US tax, the roundtrip $1.35 plus 22¢ tax.

As for a special bus to haul workers, it is believed that is im­practical due to widely diver�ent destinations and ho urs, besides added cost of getting to and from the bus terminal in S .D.

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NEW MAIL HOURS ANNOUNCE D Due to the change back to normal

time, postoffice hours l ikewise revert to clocktime says Phil Hall. P.M. Mails clos e at 7: 5 0 a.m. and 1: 2 0 p.m. and incoming mail is distributed by 8: 5 0 a.m. and 2:4 5 P• m.

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B IG CHURC H CONCLAVE HERE The San Diego A s s o ci ation of

Congregational Churches and Ministers met Sunday afternoon and evening at Alpine Community Church. Over 300 representing the 22 churches in this county attended. A Pilgrim Fellowship panel discussion was held during the afternoon, at which Michael Kern and Manuel Maddox were Alpine delegates.

At the evening worship service conducted by Dr. R oger Lars on, Rev. Walter Smith, Mission Hills church, a former missionary to China, gave the sermon 'What Are You Doing'?

Refreshments were served in Fuller Hill during the supper hour. Mrs. Gordon Wilson, chairman.

SHOWER F OR PA PA PRATT! Last summer A rthur P. Pratt ,

Lazy A Ranch, invaded an engagement shower, mentioned 'nobody ever gave me a shower'. So Mrs. Pratt re­membered it Thursday last on his 73'd birthday, gave him a bang up one at a surprise dinner, a baby shower as she says 'to observe his· second childhood'. Babyland was the decor. Dr. and Mrs. C.O. Tanner brought a bonnet and bib, which he had to wear! Mrs. Pratt turned up a unique gift, his picture in long dress at age 2, shop in Red Wing, Minn. Among many guests were Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones, of Alpine. The Pratts leave the end of this month for a trip to Mexico City.

Enjoying the opening ni ght of 'Caine Mutiny Courtmartial' in S.D. were a number of Alpine drama lovers and members of the players: Elizabeth Ball, Bea La Force, Mr. & Mrs.Clarke Irvine and others.

Cecil and Beany (Bob Cl ampett), of TV fame, were attention-drawing visitors Sunday week at the L og Cabin where Cecil Starling, one of the owners, is an old friend.

After the check-up of a returned ve�eran, the doctor said, 'There's nothing zadically wrong with you. All you need is a little sun and air.

'Yeah, I know, ' replied the patient 'but my wife is dead s et agains t children.'

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NEW CHURCH G O ING U P The Rev. A.J. Schoonover, head of

Bethel Assembly, which is building a n.ew edifice on A rnold Wa y nea r T�vern ro�d, i� working every spare minute with his generous helpers t? get the build�ng ready for ser­vices. Th_e roof is going on today, �nd_the sides follow next week. This is indeed a labor of love, all work being done by members of the con­gregation. The reverend is also progressing nicely with his own home at Oak Glen.

Leah Callahan, formerly of Alpine Drug Store, was recently married to

Lee <;irigsby, in a lovely church wedding up north.

4 0� WORK FO R NEW HO SP ITAL Widespread recognition of the great

need for the Grossmont hospital is shown by the 400 workers out on their own to get voters to o.k. the hospital bonds at ·the Tues. Oct. 27 election says Mrs. LE. Carfson, Alpine, on� of the committee here. There are also 223 in the Women's Hospital auxiliary carrying on their part to get out the vote. Eve ry kind of promotion is being used for this very necessary issue. {We suggest everyone in this community get busy on the 27th).

Joann Adams, Tavern rd. artist is home from the hospital where she had surgery, is mending fast.

Photographer MOVIES OR STILL, BLACK & W HITE OR COLOR. WEDDINGS & PART IES

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TV RADIO TV Jim Says:

WILL THEY DROP THE ATOM BOMB ON US? Your guess is as good as mine, hut if they do, our only source of reliable i nformation will be the two radio w ave bands allotted to the Civil Defense organizations by the govern ment. My 1954 radios h�ve these positions indicated on the tuning dial. They also tell you the time, wake you up, and start the coffee percolator. How they can do it for only $35.95 I'll never know. Come in and give 'em a look-see. Others from $19.95 up.

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MELO DY ENJOYS BI RT H DAY Little Melody Gates, great grand­

da ug h t er of Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Sturdivant celebr ated her third birthday on Oct. 11th at their home, Her great-grandpa even made t he bir thd ay cake! Melody's gr and­parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gates, her pa r ents, D ou g and C a rol Gates and Carol's brother, Richard all helped m ake the day a happy one.

Chiropractor

Dr. Frank Bornowsk i

Arnold Way, 1/4 mile west of P.O. H4-2169 Closed Wed. Alpine.

AERO Drive-in BOSTON IA H4-8800

$1.25 Per Car Fi 11 the car, come as you are!

FR I. & SAT. OCT. 23 & 24 RAY MILLAND IN JAMAICA RUN BRODRICK CRAWFORD IN lliE LAST POSSE SUN. MON. TUES, OCT. 25, 26 & 27: MARIO LANZA IN BECAUSE You'R MINE JOHN DERICK IN PRINCE OF PIRATES VED. THRU SAT. OCT. 28,29,30, 31

MARTI.N -& LEWIS IN SCARED STIFF OiARLT-ON HESTON IN ARROWHEAD.

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Alpine

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LUBRICATION

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VALLEY

IDRO R ITY A ID S Y.C. The Gamma Gamma girl s voted

unanimously last meeting to help the Youth Center financially to the best of their ability. They have taken this as their philan­thropic project of the year, already have donated $50. ';oward s play­ground equipment to be purchased as soon as it is needed. Patty Blankenship and Dorothy H all were elected to represent the sorority at Youth Center meetings.

BLA CKTON SA LE S JU MP Alpine's noted ad writer who

operates Jim's 1V & Radio, reports recent TV sales to these viewers: E.G. A l mon and G.A. Davidson, Alpine; Mrs. J.M. Johnze, Blossom Valley; Chas. Matthias, El Cajon, A. Remington, Jr., Lakeside and H.R. Randleve, Campo. The Randleve installation included a novel port­able, collapsible antenna mounted on his trailer so it may be ro­tated from inside the mobile home.

NEW HOME FO R S.D.G. H E. A splendid building is to be

erected at Main and Johnson, E.C., for the S.D. Gas & Electric's new valley headquarters for cus tomer service, now in La Mesa, also to house the present E.C. o ffice. Shifting center of population in this area necessitated the big move, a decided sign of growth and progress by the company.

DESCANSO PTA ELECTS Descanso's PTA is getting out 'Ihe

Project, a neat Ii ttl e news sheet for keeping p arents in formed on activities.

The P.T.L officers this year are M�s. Chet Dorman, president; Mrs. Die� Raybold, vice-president; Mrs. Edwin Dye, secretary; Mrs. H. A. Perkins, treasurer; Mrs. Ney Landry, historian; Mr. Miles Hill, parliazoon­t ar ian; and Mr . Al Richardson, auditor.

Sgt. Wallace Way, Holly Rd., is with the Marines in Japan, expects to be home for Christmas, which his wife and two young sons are already an ti cipa ting.

AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG ELECTRIC CLOCK

MINERALS, V ITAMINS, DIET AIDS , HERB TEAS, WHOLEWHEAT BREAD, WAFERS,-ETC. BLACKSTRAP MOLASSES, RAW SUGAR, DIABETIC FOODS.

133 PRESCOTT, EL CAJON H4-8447 W.L. HOUGHTON, OWNER

TWO SMALL F I R ES DOU S E D Last Saturday week a tenant a t

O'Hare's motel departed evidently �ef� a rubbish pile bu;ning which rgn�ted_ the brush, but was quickly extinguished by Alpine' s fire boys. Another caused by an oil heater leak called them to the Woolrich home Monday night.

Mr. and Mrs, Vergil King from New Jersey, cousins of J. H. McKie, Jr, stopped on their way home to visit them and Mr. McKie' s father. King is eng ineer for H ills Br others Coffee Co. They were much impressed with Alpine,

�bscribe, help pay your postage!

7 Says Johnnie Fredenburg--"Don't

be alarmed if lights are burning in the wee hours, just working in an effort to catch UP-- nine to six isn't enough--should twe nty five hour s a day.

Bruce M.cKie has been transferred by the Federal Forestry from Escon­dido to Henshaw. He was promoted to forman in charge of the I.R.C. crew.

Saturday five kids climbed out of a stalled car in front of Alpine TV, disappe ared down Hiway 80. Later Johnnie Fredenburg suspicious, found it was stolen fr m S.D.

ALPINE SHOPPING CENTER LAND T BUILDING, HIGHWAY 8 0, AL PINE, C A LIFOR NIA

McGuffie's Sundries H4-2121

MEDICINAl PREPARATIONS PAY LIGHT BILLS HERE

VITAMINS COSMETICS FOUNTAIN LUNCH

Alpine Variety Store GIFTS NOTIONS TOYS

BLOUSES SKIRTS R OBES NY LONS SCARFS Dry Cleaning and Laund�y Agency

Louis H. Landt LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

T WENTY-ONE YEARS IN ALPINE

PUMPS - WIRING - FIXTURES . RADIOS

GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

P .0. Box 776 PHONES H4-2 361, RES. H4-2116

J. H McKie, Jr. Realtor HOMES A CR EA G E I NCOME

"Befor e You Se ll or Buy Se e McK ie�

Alpine Television H4-2309 H 4-2916

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SPECIALIZING IN A�TENNAS FOR YOUR PARTICULAR LOCATION

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GOP LAD JES ME ET HE RE Mrs. Rachel Wyllie, president,

southern district, Republican Women, was the interesting speaker at the me et ing Monday aft ernoon of the Alpine sect or at t he home of Mrs. Bruce Butterwort h, Midw ay Dr. Mrs. Esther Wessell, president of t he count y federation, was a special �uest .

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FRI. & SAT. OCT. 30 & 31 10 to 6

Alpine

BAKERY

TEACHER WINTERS HERE �1iss Mabel Beck, retired Chicago

highschool teacher, has arrived for the winter at Tappy's Mot el. She is a lready sold on A lpine, hav ing selected it from one of Tappy's ads in the S.D. Union. She taught history English and math, plans hobbying in birds, hopes a bird club may be st art ed here.·

The other night t he pair were having dinner at the Candlelight when Florence Farmer serving them, said 'I know you from some place-­I've t alked t o you' Upon chatting, it was disc ove red t hat she had at.tended Miss Beck's classes back in Chicago. The Tessems, owners of t h e Candlelight , also are from Chicago. 'Small world, indeed' they all echoed.Alpine welcomes Miss Beck.

ST EARNS RETURNS TO BUILD After summering at their beautiful

mountain lodge in Minnesota, the Clarence Stearns have come back t o Alpine t o st art t h eir home o n Victoria Dr. are staying at Tappy's Motel t ill the new home is ready. While away Mr. Stearns underwent an operation, is now fitter than ever, anxious to see their new residence going up. They are great boosters for Alpine. He is a ret ired photo­grapher of not e , p r omise s some scenics for the Alpine Sun.

Arriving at the Claude Young's home is Walter R. Wilson, U.S.S. Romulus, recently put in at S.D., on 30 day's leave. He is t.he son of Mrs. W.E. Wilson, cousin of Mrs. Claude Y oung, Tavern R d., who is visiting here from Crowley, Colo., accompanie d by her fr iend Mrs. Welcome T orgler. Walter is t he fiancee of the latter. The cousins have not seen each ot her si nce chi ldhood.

OPPORTUNITIES IN ALPINE- Large residential trailer park with sewer connect ions a nd spaces for bi g trailers; they're coming.

Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Haskell have added a pair of twins to the several in Al pine, a boy and girl having been their luck last week1

EYES EXAMINED BROKEN LENS REPLACED VISUAL TRAINING

LOUIS M. WINN,

TELEPHONE HILLDALE 4-8546 120 REA AVENUE

EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA

O.D H. DUDLEY WINN, 0. D.

OPTOMETRISTS OUR 40 TH YEAR

TELEPHONE MAIN 3203 506 BANK OF AMERICA BLDG,

SAN DIEGO 1. CALIFORNIA

SU PT. FRANKS . B ROWN, ALPINE UNION

SCHOOL OIS TRICT, SOON TO DEDICATE THE BEAUT IFUL NEW BUILDINGS HERE, WITH TWO PTA PRESIDENTS: BLANCHE MCCALL, OU TG OING, A N D WM. DOERR, 1953.4

\\OMAN' S CLUB CARD PARTY A halloween luncheon and card

part y will be at the Woman's club on Oct. 27th at 12:30 under auspices of t he Ways and Means committee, headed by Mrs. Marcus Schaeffer. Reservations from Mrs. Willard Hayes, 84-2195, t ariff $1. Members and friends of t he club are cordially invited. There will be table prizes for winners. Please bring your own cards. There wi 11 al so be a door prize.

4H ELECT S NE W O FFICERS Friday night in Fuller H all

Alpine 4H' ers held t heir first ' f'.111 meeting, electing these of­ficers: Alfred Randazzo, president· George Landt, vice-president; Loui� Landt, Jr., secret ary, and Lou Ann Mercer, treasurer.

Regular sessions are the first and third Fridays, 7 p.m. at Fuller Hall. Any boy or girl, lp to 18, interested in this fine work, contact a member at school or call 84-2361.

"Yes," said the old woman, "I have a hard time eating. I have to get along with only two teeth-one upper-and one lower-but thank the Lord they meet."

S T Y L E S H O P

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JO HNNIE MAE WIT H BATES From B aton R ouge ret urned Mrs.

Johnnie Mae and daughter Christine, after some years' absence. She was with Bates the realtor seven years ago, selling her home and leaving after her husband died. She has been real est ating in Nat ional Cit y, will handle the personal Loan depart­ment here.

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O LD JAPA TU L S CHOO L SO L D Don Bat e s , A lpine realtor, who

bought the unused school of Japatul valley and an acre from Harry I . Carlin some time ago, has just sold the property to Mrs. J.D. Clinging­Smith, Lakeside , who wi l l make her home here. Mr. C. is a fisherman of San Diego. ------Buy all you possibly can in Al pine.

Ted & Teemo Brown

W I TH BA I L EY REAL ESTATE OUT WHE R E THE COUNTRY BEG I N S !

949 Highway 80 East of El Cajon, West of Alpine

84-7950

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O P E N 5 TO 9 D A I L Y Sunday Hoon to 9 p.m.

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Parties & Special Events

AGE MATTE RS NOT WH E N O N E I S F I T , P ROVED BY TOM CL ARK E , N EA R I N G 80 , WHO CL I M B E D M T , WH I TN EY N U M E RO U S T I M E S , O N C E W I TH C L A R K E I RV I N E WH EN H E P U B• L I S H E D L E T ' S L I V E M A G A Z I N E I N H O L.L YWOO D , I R V I N E S PON SO R ED A T R I P FO R 1 7 I N T R E P I D CL I M B E RS TO TH E TO P O F A M E R I C A ' S T A L L E S T P E A K.

NEW B I DS FO R SEWE R BON D S AJpine ' s Sanitary district has been

temporarily held up due to there being only one bid for the 'bonds, Taylor & Co. Beverly Hills, whose interest rate of 5.46% was thought too high, so the supervisors re­jected it. Legal limit is 6%. It was for $120, 000. They will advertise for $ 1 15.000 on a 24 year term, as the low bid from E.P. Watson, S . D. con­tractor was for $103, 000. Six con­st r uct ion bids w e re r e c e ive d.

C.B. Olsen, in the county' s public works office, to l d the Alpine Sun that 6 0 days is al lo sed , s o re­advertising for new bids will be in order, and new date for opening has been set for Nov. 1 0, which should reveal a more inexpensive deal.

Larry and Ruth Rooklidge took off last week to spend their 1 2th an­niversary fishing in Utah, leaving Windy Hill Ranch and the kids in charge of his mother. They report a wo nd er f ul h o n e ymoon r e n e wa l .

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Alpine California

NEW S C R IBE F O R CHAMBE R At the last ses sion of Alpine

Oi amher of Commerce directors, Ed Bike, president, in the chair, John 'Fl. Re ynolds, was admitted to as­sociate mem bership, unanimously elected a director, then secretary, r e p l a c in g R • 0 es e r , r es i gn e d •

It was decided to see about getting deca l s as a promotional idea. The secretary was asked to write a letter of commendation for the spl ndid work of the Alpine Fire de partme nt and federal and state forestry services. Next meeting will be 8 p.m., Tuesday Nov. 3rd.

JIMMY S TO L Z HAS PA RTY A birthday party is a mighty big

event in the eyes of a J i ttle 5-year old youngster of the August Stolzs who recently moved to Alpine from San Mateo. Jimmy invited many of his little friends he met in kinder­garten and they enjoyed an afternoon of · hunting peanuts, games and a few of the younger ones enjoyed dunking in the fish pond when no one was watching. Mr. Stolz is a realtor.

Janet Manly, Gray Gables, Oberlin, O., subscribes to The Sun, says 'am looking forward to reading the local ne ws while I'm here at Obe rlin ' .

H INKLE' s OPENING, F R O M P A G E I .

and Saturday, Oct. 30 & 3 1 , high­liEhted by a 1 0% gift discount on furniture and appl iances. There will also h e gifts, and a coupon in his ad this issue is good for $1. on any $5 , purchase, an added 20% discount.

We have gone to great expense in eplarging our place and putting in these big stocks' says Hinkle, known all over the county for his fame as a baseball player, a southpaw; ' hut we have great faith in the growth of the mountain areas and Alpine as the coming_ big suburban resort for San Diego'.

Hinkle' s is on Highway 80 about a blo ck we st of Alpin e ' s growing business section, with ample parking space. His mother , Mrs. J eane_tte Hinkle, occupies part of the � £fices for her realty & insurance business.

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4H E CO N OMIS TS TO ELECT Alpine 4H Home Economic club held

it s first re gul ar m e eting last Saturday w e ek in F uller H all . Officers will he named at the next session, Saturday, 9: 30 a.m. to noon, in the home of Mrs. R. Bostrom.

CL A S S I F l E D A D S I N THE SUN A R E R E AL D I V I D EN D -P AY I N G ADS, TRY ON E NOW !

. EL CAJON

T H E A T R E

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JEANETTE C. HINKLE

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

CASUALTY & F I RE H4- 2505 HI WAY 80

B OB ' S

ALP I N E

TEXACO SERVICE ALP I N E H 4 - 28 7 2

T H E C A N D L E L I G H T

D I N N E R H O U R , A N D S U N D A Y 1 2 : 3 0 TO 8 : 30

5 M I L E S E A S T O F E L C A J O N O N R D UTE 80

CLOSED WEDN ESDAY & THURSDA Y H I L L DALE 4 - 3 586

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M:s• Jean McCullough entertained Alpine Artists and Writers Friday afternoon when officers were elected: Mrs . H . D. Sturdivant, president · Mrs . Bea Laforce, vice-p resident ; Mrs. Roy Kup haldt, secretary and Mrs . Jean M cCullough, treasurer .

Al pine Coffee Cup Our r oast beef i s r ea l ly s ometh i ng !

Fred and Ann Dal l y

HIWAY 80 ¼ MILE E . OF P .O. H 4-2355

Kodak Finishing Leave You r F i l ms

f or B U N N E L L ' S F I N E Photo F i n i sh i n g

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A LPIN E S T OR E , ALPIN E EL CAJ ON PHARMAC Y , EL CAJON JAcu,:BA PHARMACY . JACU MBA MAc ' s S T OR E , PIN E VALL EY M cCORMICK' S, GUATAY P ERKINS BROS � OESCANSO

A S TANDARD OF E XCELL ENC E F OR OVER 30 YEARS

I S O B E L' S Hobby Shop

p LASTERWO RK and S U P P L I ES

Y a r ns

c ro c h e t cot tons

S tamped Goods

c a rd s

G i f t s , Et c .

Ins truct i on HI WAY 80 N E X T TO ALPIN E BAK E RY

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CHA L_UPN I K, PIONE E R , D I ES _A�pine lost a pioneer and respected

c1t1zen when John Charles Chalupnik 72, succumbed to a second stroke last Monday week. He was born in Traer l a . , � an . 2_7, 1 88 1 , of Cz ec ho� Slov�kian emigrant p arents who had met i n that state . John was the eldest of 8 boys, and 3 sisters who came for the funeral at Benbough' s San Diego. '

Chalup nik was an honest hard­w�rking God-fearing farm boy �ho put himself thro�gh college, being a graduate of 06 at Iowa S tate in Ames. That year he came to L.A. went into �he Imperial Valley, far�ed at Holtville, Brawley, Calipatria . He was once a director of the bank in Imperial, was wel l known and liked all over the desert.

Besides the large fami l y, he leaves his w i do w , Mrs. Gladys, to whom he had been wedded 1 0 years, having met in Descanso, and one daughter, Alma, wi f e of the war correspondent David de Luce, now in Germany .

He founded Ocotillo in 1944, on the desert's edge, also a tract in Alpine, engaged in real estate and insurance here.

His brother Mike, a minister of the Four-Square gospel, came to aid Mrs. Chalupnik, and assist at the services which were conducted by a brother minister, the Rev. J .O. Kirk, S . D. Family and friends from all over the Southland were p resent. Mrs. David Barker, a cousin, is here from La Habra, help ing Mrs. Chalupnik, who wi l l carry on, wi l l maintain her home here.

Mrs. James C. Irwin, who is staying here with her s i ster, M rs . Fern Womack, whi l e her husb and is in Beaver Lodge, Can. with the air force has been entertaining her mother Mrs.Lena Brown, San Pedro. The Irwin� came here from Klamath, Cal, before he was sent north.

PL EAS E S EN D IN ANY N E WS

FLORENCE'S MARKET Owned & Operated by Flo rence Clarke

Groceries • Meat - Fresh Vegetables • Liquor

North Side Highway 80 H4-2436 Alp ine , Cal i f .

A P A R T Y FO R C YN T H I A To he lp ce l ebrate her 5 t h b i r t hday,

27 l i t t l e f r i end s g a t he r ed a t t he Cl ar ke I r v i ne home Sa t ur d a y a f t e r­�oon, enj oyed a gala t ime wi t h games v i s i t s , ref res lment s.

Mr s. Wa l l y Way, Mr s, Car 1 McCa 1 1 and Mr s . Fr a n k F i t z ge r a l d he l ped Al ice wit h t he l iv.e l y gr oup. Cyn t hi a r ec e ived many cons tr uct ive p r e s ent s

cY'NTH IA f r om t hose p r e sent : Ca l v i n, Char les and Roge r Je r ne y, Dana Fa r nswor t h, Br uce Hi l l , Jer r y Ear l , J irrmy St o l z , Penn y Cady, She r r ie Rook l idge, Linda Dowd y , Be t s y and B a r r y McCa l l , Sp udd y l Ru s t y Wa y, Bar b a r a But t e r­wo r t h, L i n d a , P h y l l i s a n d J u d y Wi l l i ams , Joan Haug, K i rb y Ca ldwe l l . Ma r y Ev a F i t z g e r a l d , D o nn i e and De n n i s She p a r d and Cynt h i a ' s tw i n

. s i s t e r s , Cec i le a n d Ce l e s t e .

Mr . an d Mrs . Bates celebratec their 26th wedding annivers ary on Oct . 1 5 . They met and were wed in Pensa cola when he was a student p i lot .

HEAR I NG A I D S

3 MODELS • $75. 00 (W H Y PAY M OR E 1 )

BATTER l �S FOR ALL MAK ES

'kl� RA D I O & A P P L I A N C E

E L CAJON

169 E. M AIN H 4·524B

J O HN BAT ES GO IN G IN A RMY Alpine Wil l miss John Batesk 20,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bates, when he is ca lled away, as he i s en­listing in the army on the 27th. H i s older br other is in the ai1 force. Don was a navyman himseJ f.

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FORREST HOHANSHELT

Cont r actor l Bu i l der

H� 2376 Alp ine

SI NCE 1 9 29

Butler Dri l l ing Co K EN N ETH H ITTL E

D i amond Dr i l l i ng, Late ral s, Test Hol es, Water Wel l s Dr i l l ed, Dug,

Bored

H. 4-5B6B 1 1 7 7 EAST M A ! N ST.

EL CAJON, C A. L l F

EMPIRE M A R K E T

FANCY FOODS

FINE MEATS

* H4. 2 105 AL P I NE

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OL D GL O BE T H EAT R E R E OPEN S The fourth annual revue ' Caught in

the Act - 1953' is being readied by director Craig Noel for the Old Globe Community Theatre reopening on Tues., Nov. 1 0 . There will be song s and witty sayi ngs, and a lot of revue acts, an i ntimate sort of jollity, �ot just a musical revue or vaude­ville bill. As usual, many Alp i ners wi ll be on hand for the ki ckof f .

PAINTING & DECORATING Guaran t e ed Wo rk,

Rea s ona b l e, by l oca l man .

+ H'! . 2493

Log Ca b i n Ca f e S P E C I A L TY · ALES I ' s I TALI AN

SPA GHETT I AND MEAT B A L L S . S I Z ZL I N G STEAKS · CH I CK EN BASKET

SHRIMP BASK ET TRY O U R FAM O US ! T A L I A �

" T ORP E D O'' S A ND WI C H

A l p i n e H �-22 �3

Pinu'.s �u.sit �frupp£ Rad i o & TV Repairs

An tenna I n sta l l a t i on And Co rrect i on s ,

U sed TV ' s , Records , Reco rd P l ayers , Rad i os . We bs te r W i re Recorde r & � Spoo l s of W i re , $ 50 ,

S o . GR A D E R D 8, P E TRA W A Y , H4 - 2 5 2 3

JERRY MYERS

�s�> '"R': �O�oa ��/ ·------�--can boost gas mileage up to 1 5%

Gas, Oil, lires, Batter ies, Com­plete Mot·or Service, Lubrication

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CH E ST BEGINS CAMPA IGN 'Mend Your Community' s Heart' 1s

the slogan the Community Chest i s using th i s year wh i ch starts the greatest cam p ai gn i n the county's history.

'Everyone benefits, including you, so get out and gi ve th i s .campai gn

your utm ost encour age m ent say offi ci als. There are 56 Red Feather serv i c es i nclud ing Boy and Girl Scouts, D or of Hope, YWCA and YMCA, Children's Hospital, USO and American Relief to Korea, to name a few. The drive ends Nobember 2nd.

Marne Butterworth i s chairman for Al pine with zone ca ptains: Cmdr. F.A . �cDonnell, Mmes. Jessie Young, T.A. Smith , Allen, Howard Bao) , So p h i e Hazard, Russell, Cathy Cost, E.C. Fordney, H. Magnussen, B. Bostrum, Hans Kern, Wm. Doerr, M. Bowlus, M. Leech, R ut h V i et s , Irene Cady .

Other areas are: Mrs. I.M.Bradshaw, Flinn Springs; Mrs. Helen S paulding, Suncrest-La Cresta; Mrs. Jerry Kli p p Harbison Canyon; Mrs. John Wilson, Dehesa ; Mrs. J.D. Smith, Oa� Glen ; Mrs. Marcus Schaef fer, The W1l lows : Mrs. Bruce Butterwort h , Al p i ne.

Or vi l and Peggy Clark, Em p i re Ma rket, a r e d r i vi ng o n th e i r vacat i o n to Montana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas to visit friends and relati ves . Wh ile away Don Fulk has donned th e white a pron in the po pular de p artment, having at one time been in that business back Ea st.

The Gordon Wil son's are readying themse l ves to we l come son Sta n l ey who wil l be home sh ort l y, h a v ing comp l eted h i s Air Force service . Alp ine wi l l be g l ad to have h i m back.

Luck went with the Jay C. Vinsons on the ir tri p to the H igh Sierras for the y ' re back with pl enty o f f ish and two deer. Her sister and husband, Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Brown and two S .D. cou ples went along.

Sailor : "He must live in a small apau­ment."

Sailor's Wife : "Why do you saiv that?" Sailor: "Well, didn't you notice that bis

dog wags its tail up and down instead of sideways ?"

ALPINE REPAIR SERVICE G. O.Llnne

Lock & Key Work, Saws Filed, Elec­trical & Mechanical Re pairs, Etc • •

H I W AY 80, OP P , FL ORENCE "S MARKET

C L A S S I F I E D

FOR SALE, M I SCELLANEOU S 3 W HI T E R A B B I T S ( D O C S ) $ 2 , 5 0 E AC H , B E A U T I F U L C A T & K I T T E N S N E E D" G O O D H O M E ( FR E E ) C A L L H4 - 2 630 7 T O 1 0 A , M ,

EL E C . MI X E R , G O O D C O N D I TI O N . $ 7 . 50 H4 - 2 5 8 1 .

T Pt A V E L O H O U S E T " A I L E ft . S L E E l' S 4 . G O O D C O N t> . CO L EM A N F U E L S T O V E . R T , I B O X 5 89 , o • P O S I T I WI L L O W S M O T E L ,

2 7 ' T • A I L E • , $ 8 0 0 . C A S H O R E Q U I T Y I N . i c l<'<J • , H4 - 2 493 .

WO R K W A N T E D I R O N I N G I N M Y H O M E , S H I R T S A s • E C I A L T Y , H4 : 2 794 ,

EX C H A N GE HOUSE P A I NTI NG O R T R AI L E R Q U ART E ft S F O R B R I CK L AY I N G O R CA Pt l' E N T R Y H4 - 24 9 3 ,

FOR SALE O R TRADE, REAL ESTATE SEL L OR TRADE , LI S T WI TH U S , W A N T T O B U Y . T A L K W I T H U S , B A I L E Y ft E A L E S TA T E H4 - 7950 .

FOR SALE OR TRADE O I L H E A T E R . P l f' E & D RU M : 3 O L D E R RU G S E X C H . F O R W O R K I N G S E W I N G M A C H I N E , H 4 - 2 4 93 .

REAL ESTATE WANTED

W H E N Y O U D E C I D E T O S E L L Y O U ft H O M E O ft A C R E A G E • G I V E U S A R I N G , W E MI G H T H A V E T H E R I G H T B U Y E ft W A I TIN G ,

Sto l z Real ty P H O N E H 4 • 2 3 6 0 0 R HI G H W A Y 8 0

H 4 - 2 2 3 6 A L • I N E

AL P INE IN T RA IL E R D I R ECT O R Y The only trailer park i n Alp i ne

li sted i n the big annual 3 36 p age 19 5 3 edition o f Woodall' s Trailer Park Directory, is Irvi ne' s Trailer Estate s. T h i s valuable guide to parks all over the country reaches over 50, 000 t ra i leri t es, i � o f great p ubli city value to A lpine. The book may be ordered from the Sun, $1.10 postpaid, including tax.

Back from a tri p to Phoeni x are Mr. and Mrs. Oias. Sauer, Valley of the Oaks, Descanso.

We give ,d.'9/. Green Stamps

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i0 ¢ P E R L I N E P E R T I M E , C A S H . CO U N T 6 W O R D S T O E AC H L I N E . L E A V E A T L E S BA R R E T T ' S 8 A P B E R S H O P , ( O L D P O ) A L P I N E S T O RE BL G . O R M A I L T O TH E SUN

SPECIAL N O T I C E S

A L PINE HE I G HT S RES T HOME , CO M P L E T E S E R VICE , HA R RI S O N 4 - 2 5 2 0

A L PINE D I S. P OS A L SERV I CE . J A Y S L A T E R L I CE N S E D • T W I C E · W E E K P I C K U P • H4 . 2 4 5 5,

G LENV I EW REFRIGERA TI O N SERV I CE. H I W A Y 8 0 . GL E N V I E W , H 4 - 8 2 0 8 D A Y O R N I G H T . , .

CO M P L ET E O F F I CE S U P P L I ES , G I F T S . G R E E TI N G C A R D S , V A L L E Y S T A T I O N E R S . 1 1 7 E , M A I N . E L C A J O N . H 4 - 8 4 0 1 ,

M O T E L S & COTTA G E S

D AR NE L L C O T T A GE S , O L J H I W A Y 8 0 , Z i M l , E A S T A L • I N E , F U R N , R E A S . M O N T H L Y R A T E S . S E l' A Pt A T E C O T T A G E S , C O M F O R T A B L E , S H A D E D , H4 - 2 4 3 3 ,

MEL O D Y L ANE M O TE L . H I W A Y 8 0 t M I L E E . O F AL P I N E , S S I D E R O A D H 4 , 2 290 .

T A P P Y ' S M O TE L & B U N G AL O WS . M A I D S E R V I C E I F D E S I R E D . H I W A Y 8 0 , 2 B L O C K S E A S T O F P . O . H 4 - 2 4 8 4 .

THE WIL LO W S M O TEL & COTTAGES , D AI L Y. W E E K L Y, M O N T H L Y R A T E S , H 4 - 2 2 1 6 .

MO N EY T O LOAN

BALBOA F I NANCE CORP . 1 3 3 N. OR A N G E EL CA J O N H4 - 4 1 03

Leonard Hedin and wi fe, Duluth, are here visiting her cousi n, Mrs. G.O. Linne, H o ly Rd. They like it very much, are toying with t�e idea o f tarry i ng . He h a s been 1 n t h e r e frigera tion business.

J OHNS ON ' S

G R O C E R Y ( F ORMERL Y R A Y ' S P L A CE )

BEER W I NE SOFT DR I NK S

F E A T UR I NG ,d.W. GREEN S TAMPS

J I M J O H N S O N , P R O P .

H I W A Y 8 0 , A L P I N E , ½ M l . E , O 'F PO

Now ' s the time to let us

get your car ready for winter ALP I N E • H4- 2 44 3

RORI E' S ASSOC I ATED SERV I CE

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O P E N I N G AL HINKLE ·

Lumber and Ranch Supplies H I GHWAY 80 H 4 - 2 1 84 H4- 2502 ALPIN E

Everything for the Builder . One Stop Does I t .' !

LUMBER, ROOF I NG, CEMENT, SHERW IN-W I L L IAMS PA I NTS , W AL L PAPER, PL UMBING & ELECTR ICAL S U P P L IES, HAR DWARE, LIN OLEUM & AS PHALT T I L E, HA ZAR D BL OCKS , .

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Appliances Television

Hardware

Furniture

1 0% DISCOUNT o n FURNITURE � APPLIANCES DURING THE GRAND OPEN I NG

FRI . & SAT . OCT . 30 & 3 t

COME I N AND SEE OUR B I G NEW S TOCK OF

BUI LDER ' S HARDWARE

Th e B e s t . . SERVICE . Po s s i b l e

Ser v ing t he Ent i r e Mo untain Em p i re !

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14 ,J 3 D $J G I F T C O U P O N

Th i s coupon worth $ 1. on any $6. purch a ae (except lumbe r ) , on Fri d a y o r Saturd a y, October 3 0 l 3 1, 1 9 5 3.

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