Alpine Man Charged Alpine Chosen for Charger Photos

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Alpine Chosen for
Charger Photos
Alpine Man
Charged
ALPINE - Don Collard, of
Sha dy Rock Ranch , Alpine,
was arra igned with three other men on charges of conspiring to make pornographic
movies and making pornog.raphic movies.
Among the three othe rs i.nvalved in the charge were two
sheriff's deputies.
The investiga tion of the case
has been taking place for several months, according to Joe
O'C•Jnnor, San Diego County
Sheriff.
There have been no new developme nts in the case up to
press time, when Capt. J. R.
Stables was contacted .
Preliminary hearing has·
been se t for 9 a.m. on Sept.
2~ ~ g~p.
THE ''CHARGER" BUILT BY CONVAIR. SAN DIEGO SHOWN
IN FLIGHT OVER RESIDENTIAL-AREA. (Convair Photo)
Henry A.Boney, Second District Supervisor, announced
rhe approaching comple ti on,
f Sepr~mber) of rhe new SurD1•
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY BENEF-IT SET
ALPINE - The children of
Alpine are concerned about
other chi 1 d r en. And one
child in partic ular, is concerned with children who are
stricken with the dread disease, muscular dystrophy .
Little Kirsta McDt:>rmid, of
l59'l Olive wood Lane, ls trying to raise money for these
unfortunate children by holding a Carnival starting at 10
a.m. Saturday morning .
vision 1 He adquarters at Jamacha Juncti on.
The 60' x 200' modern,
steel structure will contain
an equipment repair shop,
supply room, administrative THANK YOU I
offices, and several specia lized storage and repair areas.
Construction of the building is ALPINE- Gladys Pinkerton,
by the Dunphy Construction general chairman of the food
Company, at a cost of $160, - concession for the horse show
00.00. Mr. Boney pointed which was spo n s ored and
out that this replaces the old served by members of the
"s table and smithy" type LivelyOaks, wasverypleased
headquarters buildings cur- with the response and assistre ntly locate d at 7410 Waite ance that was shown by the
Dr. in Lemon Grove.
varicus members. She wishWith the move into the new es to take this opportunity to
headquarters, which is the last thank you - "each and every
of the three divisional head- one."
quarters to be completed, the
Fred Rohr was chairman of
last vestige of the era of the Bar becue beef dinne r.
mule- po\"er disappears from Jim Pinkerton gave freely of
the scene.
advice and experie nce.
Sup. Boney added that Road
Wesley and Barbara GrazDivision I maintains approxi- ier, chefs, made a n outstandmately 600 miles of roads and ing contribution by preparing
streets, most of which are in the delicious roast beef menu.
his district. The Division Earna Earle painted all the
Superintendent, Edward A. signs, and Lillian Lyman and
Singer, has eight y men in his Lois Rood appeared both days
division- forty worki ng out a t the early hour of five and
of the Division Headquarters, stayed until noon.
and another forty divided The president of the club
among five road stat i ons, Jeanette Smartand Jim PinkJama cha , Bonita, Alpine, e rton took care of the finanCampo and Lemon Grove. cia! end by selling tickets.
About for ty pieces of heavy The Welches and Barbers
or specialized road equip- manned the coke stand very
ment are normally assigned to ·e fficiently a nd many, many
this division.
more individual members,
The new headquarters loca- gave their time and efforts.
tion will be more central in But for lack of space, we rere lation to the division as a gret we cannot mention these
whole. The re te ntion of the names.
Lemon Grove Rd. Station at The building fund of Alpine
its present site for road main- Lively Oaks was materially
tenance purpose under Road increased by our participaForeman E. Smith will per- tion and support of our very
mit continued adequate serv- fine Alpine Viejas Days Horse
ice to the area .
Show.
There will be games, prizes,
refreshment sta nds, and a
rummage sale-. Children of
all ages (and adults) are cordially invitt·d.
Donations for the rummage
sale will be we lcomed also.
It is hoped that ~he pPoplc
and children of Alpine will
support this carnival which is
being given for the unfortunate sufferers of m u sc u 1 a r
dystrophy.
F. B. Walker Dies
ALPINE- F. B. Walker who
was a long- time resident of
Alpine, died Friday. Services
were held T uesday and burial
was at Alpine Cemetery.
Mrs. Neal Jordan, and Mrs.
Dorothy Markley, daughters
of Mr. Walker and residents
of Alpine, survive him. He
is also survived by three
brothers, among them Donald, of Grossmont and Douglas of Alpine .
Paris Mortuary was in charge
of services.
Fiesta and Barbecue
Set for 22nd
BARONA INDIAN RESERVA TION - The Barona Ind ian
Mission is celebrating the annual Fiesta and Barbecue on
Sunday, Aug. 22, 1965.
The major event in this
year's celebration will be a
pit barbecue a t the Reservation, located five miles north
of Lakeside .
There will be Indian dancers
and music by Texas Bob Robe rts and his Western Playboys.
The fiesta will begin with
the cele bration of Mass outdoors a t the Shrine of the
Blessed Mother at 10:30 a.m.
preceded by the blessing of
the horses and pets.
The dona tions and pro ceeds
from the Fiesta will be used
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Indian church and for the upkeep of our Indian Missions
of Baron Long, Manzanita,
Campo and Sycuan.
It is powe rt:!d by 650 horsepower turbo prop e n g i n e s,
driving two nine- foot prope lle rs. Extra largt! flaps, exte nding the entire length of
the wing trailing edge, are
bathed in the slipstre am to
provide m ax i m u m lift for
t ake off and landing.
The "Charger" is the first
airplane developed specifically to perform a tactical role
in direct support of combat
troops in the fo rward batt!P.
area. It will brid ge the gap
between the helicopter and
the high-performance je t.
The phot o missi on on last
Thursday, was conducted with
photographers on the ground.
According to Ray Blair, Alpine concei vably could have
another visit from the "Charg~~~Coon~. It utilli~ er" with a helicopter accompwhat is known as deflected aning the plane for aeria l
s 1ip s t ream to achieve re- photos.
markably short take offs and The plane has the versatility
landings in less thah 500 feet. needed for a Viet Nam situation.
ALPINE - Thursday a fternoon, residents of this area
were startled to see a rather
unique airplane flying over
the western section of Alpine.
The plane fle w directly at the
hills across Highway 80 and
W·:·uld seem almost to disappear.
After some inquiry, ::..ay
Blair, assistant to the president at G e n e r a 1 Dynamics
Convair, San Diego, called
the T own and Country News
to tell them that the "Charger" was in the area.
· Alpine had been chosen for
photographs because of re- .
semblance to the kind of area
in which the "Charger" was
designed to perform.
The "Charger" was designeq
built, and is now being flight
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Headquarters
Constructed
.,.yt~-&oad'<,.l'&nment
Serving the Foothill a nd Mountain
a reas of Southeast
San Drego County.
Population,l5, 000
Mt. Empire Benefit Barbeque Set for Sunday
DESCANSO - The publicicy chairman of the 27th Mt.
Empire Bar BQ, Walter Price,
announces that the event is
e x p e c t e d to be bigger and
better than last year.
Tickets for the e vent are to
be $1.75 for a dults a nd 75¢
for children. Families can
buy a family ticket for $6.
In a ddition to th'! good food
that will be served, the ticke ts include chances to win 21
door prizes.
All roads lead to the Paira - dice park, two miles west
of Pine Valley on Hwy. 80.
The hours are from 12 noon
to 7 p.m.
The event is sponsored by
the Blessed Sacrament Church
of Descanso and proceeds go
toward the building fund.
Cooperation
Aids Horse Show
ALPINE - Many people
worked behind the scenes to
bring this area one of the finest horse shows in recent
years.
Despite warm weather, the
entries were many and the
spectators were trea ted to a
fine two days of excellent
entertainment.
Paul Nichols, chairman of
tlie Horse Show would like t o
take this opportunity to thank
a ll of the people who did so
m uch to see that Alpine was
ready for the Viejas Days. He
especially would like to thank
all of those who donated the ir
e quipment so that the ring
was in such excellent shape .
He also wishes to thank those
who worked on the entry gates
and the ground crew. In fact,
every service re ndere d was
deeply appreciated by a ll
those in charge.
"Alpine can well be proud
of the people who worked together in such a fine spirit,
through these re cent months,"
according to Paul Ni chols.
(Results of the show will be
found elsewhere in this newspaper.)
PART OF THE CREW WHO WORKED SO HARD TO SEE
THAT EVERY DETAIL WAS TAKEN CARE OF FOR THE ALPINE VIEJAS DAYS HORSE SHOW. THESE MEN DID A
MAGNIFICENT JOB! (Town and Country Photo)
Fire Calls
-Wednesday, Aug. 4, a
grass fire was brought under
control at the Wilcox home A COUPLE OF 'COOL CATS' BEATING THE HEAT!
on Tavern Rd . It burned approximately one and one- half
( Leinhaupel Photo)
acres.
-Tuesday, Aug. 10, two · ~ HIGH 103 Ave. High 98 LOW 56 Ave. Low67
truck tire fires were con- I
trolled on Hwy. 80 below th{; ~,
No rain for period, season . 08 of an inch.
,
fire statiun.
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August 12, 1965
Town and Country News
<C~urcb )J'tttts
A STATEMENT OF POLICY
There have been some changes made at the Town
and Country News. These changes have come about as
a resu It of circumstances over which we have no control.
As most of the area knows, recent actions of teenagers in the area, and many fromoutof the area, have
resulted in damage to property as well as many other
problems.
Sheriff Joe 0 'Connor has cooperated with Alpine by
assigning a Country Deputy to our town. Apparently
th is has been a challenge to some of the young people
and there has beenaspeeding upof 11 hostilities" rather
than a healthy respect for the law .
Therefore , it is with regret, that we announce the
following:
:11 Whenever a teenager is arrested, the name of that
teenager (or any lawbreaker, for that matter) wi II be
pub Iished in the Town and Country News. And furthermore, the name and address of that teenager's parent
or guardian, will head the list.
Most of you are aware that this pol icy has been tried
in other communities with excellent results.
We fervently wish that we would never have to publish a single name of a teenager in our communi ty.
That, however, is up to the young people themselves .
ST. LOUISE DE MARILLAC
A class for a dults who are
going to recei ve the sacrament of Confirmat ion will be
he ld Thursday eve ning, Aug.
12, a t 7:30 p. m . in the rect ory.
Recent visitors to St. Loui se
i ncluded two forme r past ors,
Father Alfred Geimer and
Capt . Fred Meh ling, CHC,
USN Re t .
PURElY
lOCAl
SCHOOL BOARD
Second Monda y at 8 p.m. a t
the Alpine School.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Third Monday a t 8 p. m. at
the Fire Sta tion. Hwy. 80. ·•
ACACIA CLUB
Second Friday at 6 :30 p, m .
a t the Youth Center.
LIVELY OAKS
Monday, 11 a, m . to 4 p.m.
at the Youth Center.
FIRST BAPT IST
CHURCH OF THE WILLOWS
"The Most Importa nt Thing
You Can Do" will be the
WOMAN'S CLUB
II*
them e of the 10:45 a.m . Second and fourth Tuesday, 2
m orning worship hour mes- p. m . at their clubhouse .
sage .
" Burde ns Tha t Bear Us Down
YOUTH CENTER BOARD
- A Domestic Crosss' is the First Monday of the m onth at
t opic fo r the e vening m e s- 8 p. m. , at the Youth Center.
sage. The Rev. William Bray
will spe ak at both services.
KIWANIS CLUB
MRS. KATHERINE BLACK SHOWN IN HER HAOn A u gu?, t 13, _a " Frida y Thursday, 7 p.m. at Fuller
WAUAN COSTUME WITH SOME OF T HE BEAU- Specta cula_r for pnm ary age Hall.
TIFUL DECORATIONS WHICH SHE PROVIDED FOR boys and _guls, grad~s o.ne to
VICTORIA AREA CIVIC
T HE LUAU SATURDAy EVENING. SHE WAS T HE three, Wlll be a plcmc at
CHAIRMAN O F THE HA PPY EVE NT WHICH GAVE Sa ntee L_akes follow~d by RolASSOCIATION
THE HORSE SHOW COMMITTEE, THE ALPINE ler Skanng.. On th!-s ~ve nt
445-2882
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND OTHER GUEST S boys and gl_rls. of )umor age
1
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FLEET RESERVE #258
A CHANCE TO RELAX. (Town and Country Photo) ?f~:· :~ ~~l~eda gru:~t~.n t
Second Tuesday, 8 p. m. at
" spla sh party: and a barbecue
visiting, discussed thei r part at the horne of the pike Fulle r Ha ll.
in
the
V
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s
Days
Horse
LIVELY OAKS REPORT:
Meades a nd 25 were in atShow. They were p l ea s ed te ndan ce. The BYF have set CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The m embers of the Alpine
with the outcome and satis- the ir plans for a Sept. 25 trip Third Wed nesday of eac h
Lively Oa ks held their weekfie d that the y were able to t o Dodger Stadium, and have month at 8 p.m. a t the Wom "ly m e eting at the Youth Cenparticipate. The proceeds m ade pla ns for another August an 's Club.
ter and along with thei r usua l
will be used for the Youth Fellowship event, bow 1 i n g
ALPINE CLUB SCOUTS
activities in the fore noon of
Center building fund.
and a trip t o Ba lboa Park.
Fourth Friday, 7 p. m. , Fulplaying cards, reading a nd
Tw10nty nine m embers e nA church fam ily dinne r for
joyed a pot luc k or roast beef, Aug . 27 is being planned le r Ha ll.
beans, sala d and desert . Cof- with a specia l planned proWWI MOUNTAIN BARRACKS
fee i s alwa ys served.
gram . All families re la te d to
Mrs. Nola Brabazon kindly the church are cordially in- First Monday, 1 :30 p . !JI·.
Fuller H alL
offered to donate a fan air
vited t o participate and share
conditione r.
in this monthly family event. ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.
The 4-H group, under the
supervision of Mrs. Martha ALPINE LUTHERA N CHURCH
Schwe nck, was t ha nked for
The sermon for Sunday will
i ts fine work at the ic e cream
be " The Synod at Je rusalem."
stand a t the horse show.
The recreation room of the All who are interested in this
Youth Cente r which wa s re- church a re cordia lly invited Established October 10, 195~ ·
P. 0 . BOX 8, ALPINE, CA LIF.
cently painte d by the Senior to atte nd this se rvice .
PHONE: 445-3133
C it i z e n s, conti nues to re Ad judicated a newspaper o
m ai n cle an a nd clear of Grunion Hunt,
general circulation by the
marks and scratches and the
Supe rior Court of Sa n Diego
m embers are appre cia t ive of Family Entertainment
County, California, Nov. 12,
the care the youth are giving
"It's one of the best things 1959 . No . 238,684.
the building.
Is there anyone in the a ge a family ca n do fo r e ntertain- Ente red as second class matgroup of 50 or 60 who plays ment, " said Zane Dana com- te r a t Alpine, Calif.
a fiddle or string instrument menting on an.e ve n i ng of
SU BSCRIPTION RAT ES
who would like to join us i n grunion hunting whi ch he and
Single copy 10¢
ou r Senior C itizen 's Hill Billy his fa m ily we re partici pants
Pe r year, $3
Band? Please '~a ll Mrs. Jim in recently.
who
lives
in
Harbison
Member
of the California
Dana,
Pinkerton, 445- 3865. PracNewspaper Publishers
t ice is every Wednesd ay at Ca nyon with his wife ShirJ:ey
and their two daughters, takes Association, Incorporated
12 :30 p.m.
A picnic i s planned Aug. 19 his fam ily to the beach where Ronald Va n Til, publisher
Edith Van T il, edi tor
at the Frontier T own. It will they spend the evening sur fbe pot luck and coffee will be . ing on inflated rafts and ha vserved. The park opens a t. 9 ing a we iner roast . When the
a. m . Several cars will be grunion run starts, they are
CAlifORNIA NEWSPAPER
a vaila ble at the Women's a ble to pick up a s ma ny as
Club for those who do not 467.
The last time out, the crowd
have t ransportation. Call the
· following numbers: 445- 386q had left a bit early, and the
445-3172, 445- 3839. There grunion were literally coverwill be swi mming , cards a nd i ng the sand.
A license is required for anythe Hill Billy Band will be
one over 16 a nd the fish can
he ard .
V•:shn WYA'tT EARP: MQat f• m<o11a of Bl'OtheU
this sport fo r the family for
John Reynolds has moved to only be ca ught by hand .
Vlrr U. Morg.u a ncl Jam~• · 8om l848,t:lled l9Z'
Dana cleans the fish quickly several reasons. It is inexthe Alpine Heights Rest Home.
MaraluiU, Et-o•lh. DollJ~t Qly, Wiehla. Stap
a nd t he ones his family don 't J?e ns1ve, the fa mily can enDrivel!', Wells F&l'I O I bot JIUI l'lch r, CaUfonlla,
He can have visitors.
use, are gi ven away so that JOY the surf and the children
Drove~~~ waaon hJ "!'lllmlag.
they are not wasted .
have a really great experiD a n a highly recommends e nce.
Old We.st
Photo
Series
TOWN and commlY HEWS'
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ALPINE - The Town and Country News will not ~print
the story of any citizen's vacation BEFORE that person
goes on vacati on, unless they rece ive special pe rmission
from the parties involved. To le t the public at large
know that a h ome will be unoccupied for any period of
time is to not only bring abou t the risk of the ft or dam age, but it will throw an added burde n on our Sheriff's
De pa rtment. Therefore, we want our readers to know
tha t a ll of us are interested in vacat io ns. But we prefe r
to prih t them AFTER the trip, not be fore.
August 12 1 1965
TOWN and CODY
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SHOPPING NEWS
POST OFFICE BOX 8
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PHONE 445-31 33
CHUCK
CHICZCEN
Round
Steak
STEAK
59c
01' VirginiaALL MEAT Franks
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lb.
Mello Crisp
73 ••·
Cocl(o·rHEWalk
Elberta Peaches
Pillsbury
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FLOUR
303 Can
Dole Sliced Pineapple
5::G49c
2
35c
for
39~.
MJB
Coffee
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lb.137
2
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Beef Ravioli 40 oz.
Beefaroni 40 oz.
Spaghetti & Meat Balls 40 oz.
Dr. Ross Ass 1t
Dog Food
49c ·
Ground
Beef
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee
Pillsbury White Angel Food
15 112 oz.
9f
Can
8 1/2 oz.
Mix
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AlWAYS a "FUll HOUSE" of SUPER SAVINGS!
Sale Prices Effective
Thurs. 1 Fri. 1 Sat.
Cake
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PHONE 445-2105
2i69 Arnold Way
Alpine
Bacon
Su~ervisors
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MELONS
Tender leaf
Instant Tea
2 1/4 oz.
. Bell Peppers
2 29C
for
10
BARTLETT
2
tbs.
Pears
29C
lbs.
CASABA
WHITE ROSE
Potatoes
59c
CANTELOPES
PERSIAN
9
HONEY DEWS
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lb
August 12, 1965
Town and Country Shopping News
'8usin•ss
445-3133
Til~·
dead l in~· for d a ssifinl ativl'rtising is Tuesday noon. Pho ne 445- :.l l :.l:.l or send toP. 0 . B ox
,\lpillL', CaUL Tl1is IIL'\1/Sparx: r will not be r~·sponsibk for more tha n one incorrecr insertion.
Real Estate
I
Services Offered
FOR BEST RESULTS
LIST WITH US
BOB WILSON'S
!Pierce Realty C
1
Member El Cajon Board
Multiple Listing Service
Complete Notary Service
Rentals
2237 Hwy. 80 445-2631
Eves, 445-3035
TEXACO
TUNE UP
BRAKE SERVICE
TIRES
BATTERIES
ACCESSORIES
~.
RATES: 30¢ pe r line per issue.
Display, $1. 50 per inch.
& Trucks
NEW AND USED
riiii/;05.
KIP'S
~L~
p~
ORDERS
TO
GO
FINE CHINESE FOOD
1058 E. Maio. El Cajon
442-1211
Have Buyers
Listings Wanted
Nancy S o c k w e 11 was the
guest of Becky Axsom
cent Alpiner.
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S u nday, Aug. 15, there
ALPINE
3-BR 1-bath, attached gar. will be an ope n horse show in
Alpine Community
$9,000. Easy terms.
Pine Valley.
$495
Queen of Angels Catholic
KUBIK Realtor
444- 8115
"',.,.
First Southern Baptist
Rhodesian Ridgcback and
Mel vin Roth, who has lived :
First Baptist, Willows
6- YR-OLD m are $17 5; 18- in Alpine for a 1m o s t nine
PROFESSIONAL
Alpine Lurheran .
8_____ Ho---.lrses
~o-old quarter horse ge ld- years, will be m 0 vi n g to
Bethel Assembly of God
J\L,...IN£ C"AL IF OR "'t "
Real Estate & Insurance I I. - - - mg $150; 8-yr- old Appa- Grossmontafterthe first She
1
loosa geld in g $225; (kid will be going to Gros;mont
SERVICE
THE CREST
horse); 10- yr- old
High School
M.H. Bredesen D.C.
gelding $200; 6 1/ 2-yr-old
(\ ~ *
St.
Louise
de Marillac
General
Practice
Since 1875
Bay mare with 4-mo-old
Community Church
The Sage Riders are holding
BODY ALIGNMENT
Appaloosa filly $27 5; 16Chapel of the Hills
490 N. Ma gnolia, El Cajon
300 El Cajon Blvd.
m o - o 1d Appaloosa stud, a horse show Sunday, August
Sunny
Knolls
Ranch
15
at
the
Triple
J
Ranch
in
$400. Both above horses
442-8871 583-7462
DESCANSO
445-2321
can be registered, 445- 3803 Blossom Valley.
442-6676
Ble'SSed Sacrament Church
Chapel of the Hills
Jerrie Dinius and Paula AnCONTRACTORS
SWAPMEn
derson spent the a fternoon
HARBISON CANYON
Aero Drive-In
Tuesday at Holiday Ranch on
442-1020
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Hwy. 80.
Community ChurCh
Want
1470 E. Broadway, El Cajon ~___;_
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Baptist Church
SALES AND SERVICE
9 to 5, Saturday & Sunday NEED mature woman, lite August 28 the Beatles will
LAKESIDE
Plumbing
Saturday, 35¢ & 50¢ per car hskp. & care for 2 school be at the Community ConROSKO
Sunday, 50¢ & $1 per car
age girls. Live in or out. course Building.
1st
Church
of Christ, Scientist
575 Cypress Lane, El Cajon
REFRIGERATION
PHONE 444-8800
Ref. $20 week. 445-2139.
MT. LAGUNA
JIM WHITT . AL WICKENS
Refrigeration
WA NTED fash i on representaLady of the Pines Chapel
and
tive i nAlpine- Harb.Canyon
WATER WELLS
Community Presbyterian
a rea to present h ome fashion
Air Conditioning
shows selling latest ladies
9926 HAWLEY RD.
PINE VALLEY
fash ions in mix & match ap(Flinn Springs, off Hwy. 80)
Church of Christ
parel, full or part time.
Water Wells Drilled
445-3836
Call 442-9398.
STOCKTON PUMP
AND MACHINE 311 N. 2nd
By
GLENVIEW FEED CO.
444-2672
El Cajon
Engagement
8111 Loa Coches Rd. In Llktslde
Pattie
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Announced
Sunday Services 11 a.m.
Care for small
Wi lson
SEED GRAINS
Sunday School 9:30 a.m:
Children during
r~
~III'JM Delivery in Alpine Thursdays
Mr. and Mrs, Ri chard Nay- . Wednesday Meeting 8 p.m.
Sunday Services
13283 Hwy. 80 at J.ps Coches
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There are still dances going son Canyon, announced the
,
on for the rest of the summer. engagement oftheirdaughter
:Ji'C.1l.t !Bahti1l.t
Cli;E. <Willow~
The ones at G r a n i t e HiTls Gilda Ann to Phillip Minja3520 Hi~hwav 80
eve ry T uesday and Thursday, rez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cle445-3362 445- 3702 445- 2502
REv. WILLIAM BRAY
P A s T o R
GrossmontCollege and the El mente Minjarez of La Junta,
Colorado. Th e announce Affiliated with the Ameri can Baptist Convention
Cajon danc'!s on Sa turdays.
10:45 THE MOST IMPORT ANT THING YOU CAN DO
Last Wednesday a full length mellt was made at a party
surfing film i n color was given recently in the Naylor 7:30 BURDENS THAT BEAR US DOWN- A DOMESTIC CROSS
LET MAC haul your rubbish
shown at the Granite Hills home.
Sunday School9:30
Mid-Week, Wednesday 7:30 p. ill ;
and garbage. 445-2955 1----=---~-----lgym. It was 90 minutes of
Miss Naylor is a junior at El : BYF Hour 6 p.m.
N mery a vailable
from 5 to 6 p.m.
Log Cabin liquor Store the bestsurfing filmedinHa- Capitan High School. MinYou are cordially invited to atte nd a ll church e vents. .
7 a. m. to 12 midnight
waii, California, A u st ria, jarez is stationed aboard the
SKILLED GARDENER
Florida and Old Me xic o. It u. s. s. Washburn, an attack
Free Estimate. Hourly,
COCKTAIL LOUNGE was the first showingin San cargo ship. After a few days
monthly, Lawn, ydwk, all
7 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Diego County.
leave Minjarez returned with
pwr. equiP,. 444-9014 aft.
A reminder to those poor his ship to the fa r east.
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No wedding date has been
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Freshmen thatDAY
FRESHMAN
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on Friday, Sept. 10. School
starts on Monday, Sept. 13 .
1981 Arnold Way
CLOSED WEDNESDAy
445-2 169
TheEl Capitan Vaqueros defeate d Clairmont and Granite
.__ _ _ _s_u_n_da_y_s_a_n_d_H_ol_i_da..;y;_s_b..;y_A.;.p.;..po_i_n_tm_e_nt_ _ __.. Hills in their last game of the
D R. FRANK J. BORNOWSKI, D.C.
----------summer. TheSantanaSultans
were defeated by the Highlanders in the first round of the
playoff games.
August
Town and Country Shopping News
HORSE
12, 1965
cr
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asickcaE andwas i nviteu to e nJois in he r second yearat
AERO DRIVE - IN
U /(Ui~e/l Ot.hJUtg ·autog~~ph th<;: le~ cast . Iva Grossmont Junior College.
SHOW · RESULTS
B LILLy LEINHAUPEL
says, There s plen ty of room
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BOSTONIA 444-8800
Weste rn Showmanship- 17 & Under: 1st: Laurie McGrath
on Stearling Lola; 2nd: Kathy Casey on Ap!il Dawn; 3rd:
y
for more , so come and c all, We are happy to ha ve Judge Cl
h
Mr. a nd Mrs. A. Dau e r as I'm grounde d fo r a while ."
d M El
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arence t e Cross-Eyed
T ipton Oldsmobile's Black Rusher ridden by Susa n Oldham. vtstung
with their daughte r
an
rs. . mer · e~ 0 '
and
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El Ce ntro 1n the pa rk wnh us. He rcules, Sam son & Ulysses
Western Equitation - 9 & Under; 1st: Marion Hadden on and f a m i 1 Y in La Habra , .
Package Baby, owner 'I:he Inn: 2nd: Katha Fe ffer on Triple while the re enjoyed the corn
Mr. a nd Mrs. W. T . Kee lP-Nut; 3rd: Woody ridden by Julia Phair.
festival.
ing Jr. a nu fa mily of Santa
Western Equitation- 10 thru 12: 1st: Linda Cumming$ on
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Ba r b a r a c ame dow n fo r a 1
Call for Yours at
Poco Lonnie: 2nd: Cindy Weseloh riding c. w. Neill's MeloMr. and Mrs. F. Ca rter en- fa mily re union witn his sis- I
dy; 3rd: She rri Sproul riding Holy Ghost.
joyed a surprise visit from ter and family Mrs. A. WaSTROUT REALTY
Western Equitation - 13 thru 17; 1st: Heathe r Hodson Joe a nd Earl Hodgson of the te rs of El Ca~ ;,n and his pa r1439 E. Main, El Cajon
riding Target Stormy owned by Mary Susan Brotherton; 2nd: Big Oa k Garde ns Trailer court ents the Wm. Ket:lings.
Mary Susan Brotherton on Came lot Mint: 3rd: Lani Streuter in Ca limesa.
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4 4 2 -6 6 7 9
riding Gentleman Jimmy owned by Joe K. Feffer.
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Tw o little grandso ns Ma rk piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Western Pleasure- 12 & Under; 1st: Linda Cummings on
Mr. aild Mrs. c. Clar ke
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a rt spent a mg t 1-11t 1
her Poco Lonnie; 2nd: She rri Sproul on Holy G ost: 3r : e drove to Burbank to ret u r n their gr a n d m a, who they
Inn's Package Baby, ridden by Marion Hadden.
Western Pleasure - 13 thru 17·, 1st: Mary Susan Brothe r- their grandda ughte rs to the ir know a s Cadillac grandma .
m other. Ca therine and Char*,"
ton on Camelot Mint; 2nd: Kris Trimlett riding Otay Bub- lie are both looking forwa rd
bles: 3rd: Leigban Feffer riding Miss Santa Rosa owned by to a good rest afte r nine weeks T)te re will be another popuDeborahCameron.
la r b r eak fa s t s on Sunda y, . Eve ry Six th Wash Free
Stock Horses - 17 & Under; 1st: Mike Me rillat riding of e nte rtaining their young August 15 in the clu bhouse.
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Marketta Hug owned by Me rillaire Ranch; 2nd: Jerry Evans grand childre n.
on The Henchman owned by Buckeye Ranch; 3rd: Diamond
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A big welcome t o our newest ·
Jim ridden by Verne Pershing.
So sorry t o report that Iva reside nts, Rev. and Mrs. John
Stock Seat Equitation - 17 & Under; 1st: Malia Crosby I' Gunther suffe re d an a ccide nt Amundson and daughte r Karon Zumba; 2nd: Jane t Hayes on Pop Top owne d by Norm recently. Dropped by to pay e n Jo. from Johnstown. Ka r1
ok·Ie Roan owned bY M er1st & Ma in El Cajon
l rd h ' S
McDannel : 3 : S ern prou on
Hunte rs- Open;
on ToAcross from Food Basket
• Building Sites
• Sub-Division Work
illaire Ranch. . .
.
bacco Road;
Isa Alvarado on Silver Lining Stable 's
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Western ~quitatlon - 17 & Under: 1st: Lam Streuter ~ ~ Wild Rose · 3rd: Carey She fte on Indian Town owned b r
• Roads • Brushing
Gentlema_n Jimmy own~d by Joe Fef~e~; 2nd_: J~dy !omaskiPShadowlan'd Ranch.
•
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• Oil Mix e Sub Sailing
on Mr. Nifty; 3~: ~aune McGrath ndmg Kmg s Zlp Code.
5-·Gaited Saddle Horses - Open; 1st: Marty Williams on ·
• Road Oiling
Western EqUltatlon Bareback - 17 & U':'lder; 1st: Target Thistle Sifte r; 2nd: Jane Nichols riding Imperial Rocke t, :
• Dam B~ilding
Stormy, owned by Mary Susan Brotherton ndden by .H~the~ owned by Bonita Valley Farm; 3rd: Eleanor Luddy on Boom
CONVAlESCENT CENTER
H~son! 2nd: ~a~ Susan Brotherton on Camelot Mmt, 3rd. owned by Bonita Valley Farm.
All Modern Facilities
Kns Tr_lmlett ndmg Otay Bubbles.
.
Working Hunters under Saddle - 12 & Under; 1st: Linda ·
Tra1l Horses - 1~ & Under; 1st: Jerry Eva~ on Flunda Cummin~ riding WildRose owned by Silver Lining Stables·
Lea IV ow_n ed by W1llow Glen Farm; _2':'1d: Jams Lister on 2 nd: Holly Manion on Heathe r Manion's Bold Beau; 3rd; ·
Bed or Ambulatory
Poco Hurncane ; 3rd: Marne Hadden ndmg Package Baby, Linda Barnes on Satin Duchess
CERTIFIED FOR
owned by The Inn.
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Trail Horses _ Open; 1st: Janis Liste r on Poco Hurricane; . NoVlce. Sa le Seat. Equ1~t10n - 17 &_Unde r; 1st:. Sal~y M . A . A . . PAT IE NT S
2nd: Kathy Casey on April Dawn; 3rd: The Inn's Package Ro_e on Kmg Supreme, 2nd. Deanne Shields on Kmght_s I
445-2644
Baby ridden by Marne Hadden.
Pnncess <?e_noble o_wned by Bonita ,Val~ey Farm; 3rd: ChriS,
Since 1948
2120 HIGHWAY 80
Palominos - Weste rn Pleasure - Open; 1st: c. w. Neill Shubert ndmg B om_ta ':'alley Farms Bnef Encount~r.
P.O. aox 397
FRED RUSHING, Owner
riding Tigold owned by Mr. and Mrs. William M~thews;
Saddle Seat Equ1tat~on - 9 & Under; 1st: D~b~1e Holl_o- j
ALPINE, CALIFORNIA
445-2214
2nd• Kris Trimlett on Otay Bubbles· 3rd: Judy Tomaski on way on Uptown Charlle; 2nd: Beverly Hyde ndmg Bomta ';:=====:::====mab:.:---~;.;;;;..;:t=:====--4
Mr.' Nifty owned by Frank Owans, J;.
~alley Farm's Courageous L~dy! 3rd: Joyce Ball riding MurACESSORIES OPEN DAILY BATTERIES
Registered Quarte r Horses-Western Pleasure-Open; ntaLas~ownedby BreastoChlckenTuna.
.
1st: Sherri Sproul on Holy Ghost; 2nd: Mary Susan BrotherEngliSh Pleasure Horses- 12 & Under; 1st: Lmda Ouer on
ton on Camelot Mint; 3rd: Sally Shuman on Spook owned Bermuda Belle: 2nd: Cindy Hyde on Bold Brummel; 3rd:
WELDING & SUPPLIES
Chris Shube rt on Bonita Valley Farm's Brief Encounter.
by Indian Hill Ranch.
Ace tylene and Oxygen - Fac tory Rebuilt Engines
Western Pleasure Horses - Adult Amateur; 1st: Gretchen
Working Hunters under Saddle - Open: 1st: Evelyn Hough
Te le phone 444-3119 El Cajon, Calif.
Tank on Camelot Leigh owned by Barbara Butterworth; 2nd: on Ranger 8; 2nd: Linda Cummin~ riding Wild Rose, owned
1655 East Main St. - P. 0. Box 85
ludyLeeper on A.lkaUMac owned by TiptonOlds; 3rd:5ally by Silver Lining Stables; 3rd: Mehl Lawson riding Tima
Shuman on Indian Hill Ranch's Spook.
Marie owned by Hilda Hutchings.
Registered Appaloosas - Western Pleasure - Open; 1st:
Saddle Seat Equitation - 17 & Under; 1st: Bob Rice 's
FrankEvans on WillowGlenFarm'sBlue Admiral; 2nd: Ward PopularDemand ridden by Christine Crumley; 2nd:DeeDee
Keyes on Orange Wasp owned by Jeff Phair; 3rd: Jerry Evans Foster on Windy City owned by Bonita Valley Farm; 3rd:
on Flurida Lea IV owned by Willow Glen Farm.
. Sally Roe riding King Supreme.
TIPS FOR ECONOMIZING
Stock Horses - Open; 1st: Ronnie Richards riding Bobby,
3-Gaited Saddle Horses - Open; 1st: Mrs. Clarke Braly
owned by Mr. Brotherton; 2nd: Lee Pitman on Dusty Forty; on Dash of Spice; 2nd: Kathleen Sullivan on Red Garte rs;
3rd: Mike Merillat riding Marketta Hug, owned by Meril- 3rd: Jane Nichols on Sue Sea.
laire Ranch.
English Pleasure - Adult Amateur; 1st: Jane Nichols on
• Be sure you have a large enough water heatRegistered Morgan Horses - Western Pleasure - Open; 1st: Sue Sea; 2nd: Debbie Carrington on Lady Marcia owned by
er to take care of your hot wate r requireLynn Runge on L. B. Muzzy's R. Shamrock; 2nd: Margie Rid- Betty Warnicki; 3rd: Jean Fry on Cathy Fry's Man O'Glory.
ments. Set your wate r temperature control
ing on R. Echo; 3rd: Robin Roth on Ramona Warrior.
Hunters Working - Ope n; 1st: Isa Alvarado on Bojangles
at the desired water temperature. ExcesWestern Pleasure - Open; 1st: Frank Evans riding Willow owne d by Silve r Lining Stables; 2nd: Carey Shefte riding
sively hot water is a waste of gas.
Glen Farm's Blue Admiral; 2nd: Mary Susan Brotherton on High Rise owned by Shadow land Ranch; 3rd: Care y Shefte
Came lot Mint; 3rd: Heather Hodson riding Target Stormy, on Indian Town owned by Shadowland Ranch.
13262 Highway 80
FREE CA
f ree
car Wash
Main St.
Car Wash
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Alpine Grading
& Equipment
Rentals
E & M AUtO PartS
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PElROLANE GAS SERVICE
ln. Water Heating
owned~MarySus~fum~~~
443.380 7
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Dr. Edgar M. Poe
D0 f f •
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Working Hunters - 17 & Under; 1st: Dennis Dale
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Secret Message owned by Mrs. Light; 2nd: Susan Peabody
onPatito; 3rd:Holly ManiononSue Willoughby'sMr.Hasty.
OPTOMETRIST
leS
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3-Gaited Saddle Horse - 13 thru 17; 1st: De eDee Foster
FOR APPOINTMENTS
riding Ramon's Genious; 2nd: King Supreme ridde n by Sally
2538 Hwy 80 Alpine
ALPINE CLINIC
Roe; 3rd: Diane Shields on Stonewall's Sir Jonibe ll owned· PHONE 445- 2345
by Bonita Valley Fa rm,
. (Dr. Wooda ll's Office
VICTORIA DR.
Hunt Seat Equitation - Riders 11 & Under; 1st: Susan ·:======================~
Peabody on Patito; 2nd: Holly Manion on Bold Bean owned
by Heathe r Manion; 3rd: Margaret Dale on Maverick.
Saddle Seat Equitation- 13 thru 17; 1st: Christine Crumley on Popular Demand owned by Bob Rice ; 2nd: Vale rie
Sandwiches -Cold Beer -Games
Gree n on Blue Orchid; 3rd: Dee Dee Foster on Lady Marcia
owned by Be tty Warnicki.
3-Gaited Saddle Horses - 12 & Under; 1st: Karen Zahle ·
1385 Nortfl Magnolia
on Ace's Genius; 2nd: Cindy Hyde on Bold Brummel owned
by Gordon Hyde; 3rd: Chris Shubert on Bonita Valley Farm's
E1 Cajon, Collfomlo 92020
Brie f Encounter.
Hunt Seat Equitation - 12 thru 14; 1st: Heather Manion
on Bold Beau; 2nd: Dennis Dale on Mrs. Light's Secret Mes-
Opening
Sat. August 14th
Lots of Fun for Everyone
chemic aI c0ncr et e
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Saddle
Seat Equitation
10 thru 12;
1st: Linda Ouer on
sage;
3rd: Carolyn
Carte r on- Carter's
Prince.
Bermuda Belle, owned by Dr. Roy Ouer; 2nd: Cindy Hyde
on Bold Brummel owne d by Gordon Hyde; 3rd: Cathy Fry
riding Man O'Glory.
English Pleasure Horses- 13 thru 17; 1st: valerie Green
riding Blue Orchid; 2nd: Cindy Hoffman on Peggy Kleveno 's
Hill 'n Dale; 3rd: Mary Bethkirk on Silhouette owned by
Jarvis Esenwein.
Hunt Seat Equitation- 15 thru 17; 1st: Barbara Penwarden riding Fatal Facts; 2nd: Mary Bethkirk riding Silhouette,
owned by Jarvis Esenwe in: 3rd: Hill 'n Dale, ridden by Cindy Holtman and owned by Peggy Kleveno.
5-Gaited Saddle Horses- 17 & Under; 1st: Michele David
riding Chief's Highland Fling; 2nd: Valerie Green on Song
and Dance Man; 3rd: Eileene Carnot riding Steppin Out,
owned by Cleancraft of La Jolla.
Jumpers- 17 & Under; 1st: Barbara Penwarden riding
P. 0 .
TRAILER
SUPPLIES
&
REPAIRING
TRAILER TOWING
HITCH \'IELDING
10 & 12 Ft. WIDE lWINTENS SKYLINE
Valley Trai Ier Supply
1540 E. Main El ca·,on 442-0971
Box
442
craf t
Alpine, Calif.
445-3651
STUC K-0 -STONE
TOMBSTONES
Blooming Curbs
Retainer Walls
Bar-B-Q'S
Veneer
Low Prices
F~l~ts;~~eybboofu~T~~~~~===================~------~-e_D_u~p-l~ic~a-t_e_a_n~y~S-t_o_n_e_"
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Shadowland Ranch: 3rd: Susan Peabody on Patito.
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August 12, 1965
Town and Country Shopping News
COINS
AI Hinkle
Lumber
Bought, Sold,
Traded, Consigned
At Antiquaire
2549 Hwy 80 Alpine
445-2184
Hiway 80 Alpine
Bell Bottoms $3°
0
Pau Iin e's Sportswear
BLOUSES
BERMUDAS
JAMAICAS
CA PRIS
Valley Chase Center
El Cajon
SHIFTS
SHORTS
Chase and Avocado Blvds.
442-1408
Mountain Empire Ambulante Servi'e
''I saved
$}14
with an
auto loan
at
SERVING THE MOUNTAIN AREAS • • .
ON CALL 24 HOURS
Choice Lean·
Ground R.ound
·.·79c
CALIFORNIA
69C·
~!':;
2 lb. Con
WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING AIR CONDrriONERS
Seven Seas
Apartments .
sALAD
99 0~
9
4,000 BTU
Stew
Vegetables ·
21b.
2204 Highway 80
445-3023
G;~e-;;e~a-;;o::p~t:;;;~
on me. I would like a free. survey of my air c;'~~ I
ditioning ~:~ME
0 OFFICE
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City
State, _ __
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BITS 0' SEA
Light Meat
137
Grated Tuna
5 89 ~
for
~\\1tN FOOI/t
ICELANDIC
Four Breaded Steaks
HASH BROWN
POTATOES
Halibut
2 lb. Bag
67c I~
37c
GRAPES
West Coast Air Conditioning Co.
469-50U
5
Thompson White Seedless
ALPINE BRANCH
P.0. Box 534
Peach Chunklets
ORE-IDA
49¢
59
SANTA PAULA
35 ~
Cello Packs
Superbly engineered • . • conscientiously manufac·
tured ••• rigidly tested at every step in its production,
the Fedders air conditioner reflects the highly de·
veloped skills and t echniques of an organization that
has been the leader in heat transfer and comfort
control for sixty years.
B11logna
Your Choice
Dressing
PICTSWEET
up
OSCAR MEYER
All Meat
Hills Bros
Coffee
445-2703
For Home, Stores,
49~1b,
49~.
Picnic
H·ams
Proudly Serving You
PINE VALLEY,
frankfurters
Swift's Premium
(Oxygen and Resuscitator Equipped)
OFFICE
All Meat
lb.
EMERGEN(/ES CALL 473-8778
BUSINESS PHONE -
Swift Premium
Home 443-6387
U.S. N1 WHITE ROSE
2lbs.FOR33c
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Potatoes
10
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For
59c
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Old 'Hickory
10 yrs. old
86 proof
$ 499
Buckhorn Beer
Boyar Vodka
Quart
11 oz . cans
439
August 12, 1965
. LEGAL NOTICES Town and Country News
Page 7
.NOOolCli
nceconsideration.
clause.
TO CONTRAC'l'<l!S INVrnNG BIDS
ABSTRACT OP MINUTES OF THE metered mail
Ita t n respons "bl
t e re 1a t"tves of patients ing
64.maintena
Filed. for
let- Del
No. Mar
5404.Shores
· subdivision, Map
REGULAR MEETING OF THE
28. Purchasing Revolving Fund. 1a t Fa irview State Hospita l.
h
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN that the Alpine Union Sc hool Dis trict
SQD~
IT $2 400.00
. 48. Accepted, with tha nks. the ters of protest concermng t e re- 96. Adopted. as an emergency
of San Dleso C ounty, California, a c ting by a nd tlttol!gh Its -Gov BOARD OF SUP£RVI •-. S - .
As requested by the Auditor ' following don~tions in memory of quest of Edmund W• Bourne for per- measure, Ordinance No. 2858 (l'.ew
e rning Board, hereinafte r referred to as the District, wJII receive up
.and Controlle r. Director of Public •Mrs. Ann
Roberts: Mr. a nd m ission to use the wes t e r ly ten Series) establishing interim zo_mng
to, but not late r than 8:00 P, M. of the 13th day of September 1965,
GUST
,welfare
, Clerk of the Sout h Bay ;Mrs. ErnestSchtefer$7.50. and ~rs. acres of the Ramo na Refuse 01Spos- for approximately 52 acresad )Otn3 1965
sealed bids for the award of a con tract for:
Meetin • was called to order at· ·Municipal Court a nd Sheriff: e rant- W. P. Lodge $5.00; and aurhon zed al Area for the purpose of process- ing the existing Poway Zoni ng Se c2·25 p ~
Present - Supervisors: ed perm ission forthe destru ct i on of the expenditure byf th~dSupef rfmrethn - ing chicken manure.
.
rion. as requested by Carlton L.
FURNISHING & INSTALLING CABINETS in classrooms
dent of Ht ll~ rcst o sat gt ts or e
Took the following acuons con- Schmeck. e t a l.
F-ra nk A. G. ibson Chairman Rob- certain records.
o f the Alpine Union School, locate d on Highway 80,
.
~: G ff A j- a nd
30 Authorized the Audlto ro nd purpose indtcated by the donors.
cerning County rights of way: .
97. Filed a letter from th~ PlanAlpine, California,
C D
en · ent. "" ra
us '"
·
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i
49 Authorized the Purchasing
Road Survey No. 551- Washtng- mng Commtssion transmitti ng and
11
RobertC.Cozens;also Helen Kleck- Con tr o er to tra~s er certa 0 A e~t to sell or otherwise dispose ton Street, Lemon Grove, Pa rcel recommending denial of theappliSuch bids sha ll be rec eived in the Auditorium of the· Alpine Union ner C lerk · Supervi•or He nry A amounts fromthcapph cableCound db h c
t
65119
cation submitted by Dr. J.F. GuyEleme nta ry School of said District in Alpine, California, a nd shall Bo,;.,y being absent
. ty funds to the County Employees' o tems.Jtot ne e e h yt e S olun y,
65. Accepted one Slope IUghts ton. Martin L. Thomas. er al. inbe opened and publicly read a loud a t the a bove stated t ime and
eluding two adjacent areas. for re B/ E 203 Rescind~d the Board's Retirement Fund for rhe month of rnsf~r\l.d to Pure asmg a vage Easement
5
place.
action on.July 22, 1965. Ite m No. July, 196 r~~ v~u:;:;s dh~~~me~~- sent to Roa d Survey No.1714- 6:1 - Coun- classifi cation from A- 2( 4) toA- 1( 1)
202. on closing hearings; allowed
31. Setfor conferenceonOcrober the Veteran~r Servic~office. filed ry Road E-21. Winter Garde n s of certain property in the Ramo na
Each bid m ust c onfo rm and be respons ive to this Inv itation, the In- the withdra wal of Apph cau on No. 4 · 1965. wt~h departmentheadsand ale tterfromRobert A Calhoun ex- Boulevard. lv.O. 2-1580
Section.
form ation for Bidden, the Specifications, the Plans, a nd a ll the 216 ofThriftyDrug Stores Co. Inc. ; admunsrra tlve asmtants the matter
·
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h . _
66 . Accepted five Grant Deeds, 98. Filed a letter from the Planothe r docume nu comprising th e pertinent Co ntract Documents. and dI rect c d that the Board of of whe the r or not an additional reg- f:~~5 11 ~~i;:ri~~:·~·ff~rd~rd t h~~o:,:d Parcels 63398. 634!16. 63444. 63473 ning commisswn transmirun~ and
5 · ~· b L p c isw ·11 of the and 63485
Copies of the Contract Docume nts are now on file and may be ob- Equa lization hearings be closed .
ularwecklyscheduled Board meet- h i
recommending denia l of the re tained in the office of the Alpine Union School o f said board a 1 t he
FRANK A. GI BSON
ing is advisa ble to allow ri me for
s WI e' y ·. . 0
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67. Accepted one Full &convey- quest of Jan and Ma n on Stachow10
a bove address,
Chalrman of the Board of
depa rtme nt heads
inform the V~~cra~sut~~~~~~~ th~c"transfer of ancc, Parcel 63436
ski for reclassification from R-1
Equalizat ion County_of S!'n Board of .'he operatwn.s and plans $16.'670.00 from the Departme nt 0 r 68. Accepted four Partial Rccon- to R-3 of certam property located in
Ea ch bid sh a ll be accompanied by a ce rtified or cash ier's check
Diego. State of Caltforn1a of ope ra tion of the van ous depart- Public Wo rks Major Ma intena nce vcyances. Parcels 63398, 6:1436, the VISta Section.
payable to the Dist rict, or a satisfactory bid bond in favor of the ATT EST·
ments.
p · t M :or O!flce Alterations 63444 and 63485
9~. Reproposed permanent zooDistrict execute d by t he bidder as principal a nd a satisfac tory surety HELEN K-LECK NE R, Clerk of the
32. Designated the ca rnation as ro ); c:;, _aJ_ 1 c
f h s '
69. Authonzed payment of $3 , - '"ll plan for the San Marcos area :
company as sure ty, in a n amount not less than 5'Vo of the maximu m Board of Equali•ation
the official flower of the County of ~~:R~ Ju~~~~~f~istr~~:~ ~0 ~~~vi~~ 175.00. Parcel 6:1:398
a copy of the le tter having been
amount of the bid. The check or bid bond shall be given a s a guar- SEAL
S~n Otego.
offtce furniture. equipment a nd 70. Au thonzed p.lyment of $1, - scm to the PlanningCommtsswn.
a ntee that t he bidde r shall execute the c ontract if it be a warded to Notes taken by Drumm
33. Referretdro the A:s;:ss~r a 1et-f books for the new municipal court 064.00. Parcel 63436
filed a letter from Jack Pin over
him In conform try with the Contract Documents, a nd shall provide
ABSTRACT
OF
MINUTES
OF
THE
~:~f~~~i~o~~arl·o~~~u~li:::fo~
created by the 1965 Les.islat ure.
71. Aut h o rt z ed payme nt of pro t c sting tile proposed zomng
the sure ty bond or bonds a s specified therein within 5 days a fter no.
• 52. Aurhott•ed travel on County $407.49, Parcel63444
change of property owned by John
tification of the award of the contract to the bidder,
REGULAR MEET I NG OF THE stating that pursu a nt to its c?nsti- buswessas follows· BoardofSuper- 72. Authori•ed p.:~ymellt of Prohoroff to pe rmit the operation
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HELD tutional a nd statu 1 or y dunes to v·
_ De Grafr"Aumn _ August $445.78. Parcel 6344~
of a fe rtihz e r .>!ant.
The Distric t re.erves the right t o reject a ny or a ll bids or to waive
equa lize averageas~essmenr levels ~'g"
73. Authortzed payment of
100. Re request of John W.Rosc,
TUESDAY. AUGUST 3. 1965
a ny irregularilles or Informalities In any bids or in the bidding.
Meeting was called to order at o~ the ~everal count!e.sof theSt_atc. To attendameetlngof the South- $489.14, Parccl 63473
e t a l. for reclassification from APre ference will be ma de In the award for C alifornia m ade supplies, 9:35a.m. P resent: Supe rvisors hiS asststant wtll VISit San Otego
California Regiona l Associa- 74. Aut h o rt zed payme nt o f 4( 1) to E- 1-A of certain property
purs ua nt t o Sections 4330, to 4334, inclusive, Government Code.
Frank A. Gibson. Chairman. Hen- Count y August 2-6. 1965. for rhe e rn
·
$633.51. Parcel 63~73
111 Htllsdale Sectton: h ied a letter
ry A. Boney, Robert C. De nt, De purpose of maki ng a ppra isals of tlon of County Supervtsors, at 75. Aut h orized payment of fr om Mrs. John IV. Rosestating that
The DtS trlct has d e te rmined the prevailing rate of per diem wages Graff Austin and Robert C. Cozens: randomly selected propenies. and M~mmoth La kes, Cahforma , by $2,375.00. Parcel 63485
she and he r husband a re willin~: to
In the locality In wh ich this work is to be performed for each craft abo Helen Kleckner. C lerk.
asking to be informed if for any pu va re0 far
·
G ff Road Survey No. 1765- Ma ple- stgn a deed granting five feet of
or type of wo rkman needed to execute the c ontra ct, which will be
Invocation was gi ven by the Rev - re ason the 1965- 66 local secured Board
Super~150fk5 De ra view Street, Lakeside. W. 0. 2- 1508 righ t of way for the widening of
awarded t o the successful bidde r, to be as follows:
erend Rex D. Wilson; a nd pledge of a nd unsecured assessment rolls are Austm - August ·.
76. Accepted two Grant Deeds, Chase Ave nue.
unavaila ble a t tha t rime.
To attend a _mee ti ng of the Recallegiance t o the flag was given.
_ Ft"le d a letter from the S•n rea lion Sectton_ofthe Natur.. t Re- Parcels 650b8 and 65062
101. Directed tha t the Unite d
34
T rade or Occupation
H & W Penslop Vacation Per Die m Wage
1. Approved minutes of the reg•
c
c
s
77. Approved and authou zed the States Department o f Agricul ture.
ular meetingof the Board of Super- Diego County Employees• Associasour~es ommlttee, ounty_ u- Chairman to execute a Right of Forest Service be informed tha t tile
Laboren, Genera l
15¢
15¢
15¢
visors held Tuesday, July 27,1965. tion e xpressing a ppreciation for the pervuors Assoctatlon of Cah for- Way Contract, Parcel 65058
Board has no objection to the pro28,04
Opera ton & T e nde n of
2. Approved claims against the Board's a ction toward the eventua l ~Ia. tt Sacramento. Ca ltform a , 78. A uthorized payment of posed exch ange of lan d between
Pneumatic & Electric Tools,
County of San Diego, List 836 5.
adopt ion of a n ordinance ame ndY pr vate car
·
·
$438.00. Parcel 65058
the Clevela nd Nat ional Forest a nd
lng Section 8.9. Rule Vlll of the Department of Medtcal Insutud
f
v ibrating machines & sim79. Auth o r ize payme nt o Mrs. Cathe ri ne V. w. Spencer.
1W. Authorized the District At- 1965-66 Sala ry Ordina nce, revising tlons- Commum_ty Me ntaiHealth Ilar mechanical tools not
torney to ta ke appropriate a ction t o the premium pay ~rovisions thereof . Dr. Geor ge B. Ribble - August 28- $1. 000.00. Parcel 65062
Re request of J. M. Ja yne. repre separate ly classified herein 15¢
15¢
15¢
29. '12
. .
T . M. 2576- 3
senti ng v. P. Coppedge. forthe vaobtain comple ted Sta teme nt of Re35. Asrequested by the Presiding September 2. 1965.
15¢
Borlna Machine he lper
15¢
15¢
29.08
sponsible Relative forms (AG225) Judge of the Superior Court. ap- Toatt~nd anAm.e~tcanl'sychtatnc 80. Accepted oneDra inage Ease - cation of a portion of a n e asement
Carpenten
·
18¢
lli¢
35,60
Assoc ta tlon Dtvmonal Meetm g,at ment
no rtherly of Border Road , Road Sur15¢
from the responsible re lat ives oftwo proved the installation oftwo vendMlllwrlglu
18¢
15¢
recipie nts of Old Age Securi ty.
.
.
. 1h
h l bb f Honolulu. Ha wotu, by atrplane.
81. Acce pted two Subordination ve y No. 443. County Road A32- 1A.
15¢
37.60
3. Auth o ri zed the continued mg mactunes 10 e nort 0 Y 0
at no expense to the County other Agreements
Via de Ia Valley, Parcel 65~6C, SoSa w File r or Table
granting of Gene ral Re lief to one the thud fl oor of the Courthouse.
than sa lary
Road Survey C HC. Route 19. Di- la na Beach. California:
Saw Operator
18¢
15¢
15¢
36,24
a
nd
a
uthorized
Depa
rtment
of
Public
Health
visionCounty
Road
B
35.
Valley
102. Accepted one Easeme nt.
needy
case.
36
.
Approved
Table Saw He lper
15¢
31, 04
18¢
15¢
103. Adopted resolution vacat ing
4. Autho rized the gr a n t ing of the Chauman to~xecute a Ren_ew- Dr. ). B. Askew- Au g ust 9-15. Cente r Road. Parcel 64471
Powde r-A c tuate d Tool &
Genera
l
Re
lief
to
two
ne
edly
ca
ses.
a
l
Agreement
with
the
San
Otego
1965.
82.
Accepted
one
Easement
and
abandoning said street .
Pneumatic Na iler
18¢
1:>¢
15¢
37.60
5. Re State of California Depart- Ae ro Space Museum. for the 1965- To visit automobile manufactur83. Authorized the transfer of 104. Adopted resolution e ndors18¢
15¢
15¢
Layout and Instru. Man
36.80
ers. as a member of the Stare <>f the following amounts in the Road ing a nd u.-ging rhe citizens of San
me nt of Social Welfa re Bulletin No. 66 fuca! year.
Piledriver
18¢
15¢
15¢
36.64
644 (aua ranteed annua l wage for 37: Approvedandauthorlzed the California Moto r Vehic le Pollu- Fund:
Diego Count y to support the proApprentice fund - 1/ 2¢ PH W
farm employees): filed Resol ution Cha urnan to executean Agreement rionCo ntrol Board. atFort Wayne.
$1,675.00 Cooperative improve- gram of the Independent Insurance
No. 1 of the Grand Jury of the With the Sa~ Otego Civic Ltght Indiana. and Detroit, Michigan, ment ofportionsof Z - 1667. Z- 1665 Age nts Associa t ion of San Diego to
The foresolna schedule of per d iem wages Is baae d upon a wo rking County of Madera recomme ndi ng Opera Assoctallon. Inc. for the by a irplane. at no expense to the and Z-1659
reduce crime and t o cooperate with
day of e lgbt (8) houn, The ·rate for le gal holiday a nd overtime opposition to said program; and le t- 1965- 66 fuca! year.
County other tha n salary
$1. 600.00 Coopera t ive Im prove- law enforcero1e nt officials.
work shall be at time a nd one -half. The hourly wage rate ptes- te r from tlte Grand Jury ofthe Coun38: Approved a nd authorized the Surveyor- Road Dep.:~rtment- D. me nt o[Jamacha Road(County Road 105. Awarded pins and Cen ificribed hereinabove Is the per diem rate divided by the aforeme n- ry of Ve ntura thereon.
Chau man to execute an Agreement K. Spe~r - October 13- 16. 1965 019)
cates of Award t o five employees
tioned number of tJ?un constituting a working day,
$1,215.00 Budget adjustme nt of for me ritori ous County Service.
6. As recom mended by the She r- with the La Jolla Museum of Art for T o attend the a nnua l meeting of
tff. su•pended. until the m isde- the 196~-66 fu ca ! year.
the County Planning Commission- Carlton Hills Bouleva rd
106. Presented wa rrants to fou r
It shall be rnalldatory upon the Contractor to whom the contract Is meanor charges for viola tion of 39. Ftled ~regress rep~rt of the ersAssociation. at Yosem ite, Ca l84. Approved a nd authorized the County employee s for suggestions
a warded, and up on a ny subcontractor unde r him, to pay not less provisions of the County Code are Chtef Adm tnts tratlve Officer con,- Jfornia. by County c ar. includ- Chairman ro execute ChanRe Or- pursuan t to the Suggestion Awards
than the said speci fied ra tes to all labore rs, workme n, and mechan- dtsposed of by the Court, the C lass cem_1n_g the status of the County s ing registration fee of $1 0.00
de r No. 1 to contract with C . W . Progra m.
ics e mployed by them in rhe execution of the contract,
.. A" adu l t dane~ license issued to paructpatlon t n . the Neighborhood 53. Ap p rove d a nd a uthon zed McGrat h, Inc. for Construction on 107. After heanngon Special AsJohn B. Kopit to conduct dances at Y?uth Corps pro~ect, maccorda nce payment of vouche rs and claims fo r Skyline Dri ve, R. S. 1161· 63, from sessmcnt Investigat ion Re port on
Attention u ca!!er/ to the fact rhat a list of proposed subcontra crors " Th tt]ail", locateda t Hi ghwa y l OI wah the Board s approval of an thereturnofmoneyc rrone ously de- C anton Drive to Alton Drive in I mp r ove m en t s in an unoarr.ed
nlll$t be aubmltted with tbe bid.
and " D" Stroet. Encini tas.
Agreement for the 196~-66 fisca l posited in the County Trea sury.
Le mon Grove. a Net Le n~rh 0 .39:J Street. e t al, Chula Vista. 1911
7·8. Authorized the re fund of ta x- year with the_ ~an D_iego. UrM:n 54. Referred to the C ounty Coun.. Mile, providing for an extension of Improvement Ac l Uni ncorporated
No bidde r may withdra w his bid for a period of thirty (30)days afte r e• and other assessment roll correc - Le ague to p.lrtlctpare lll satd pro)- sel a claim of Clifford A. Goudie, 16 workin~ days - tO September Area 181. R.I. D. 6068, adopted
the da te set for the opening of bids.
ttons.
ect.
Chula Vista. for property damage 22. 1965- for com ple tion of the resolution making find ing in debt
9. Approved c laims forre fund of -10. As r ~ '7 o m mende d by the i n the amount of $12,000.00, a l- construct ion.
It m it proceeding. wa iv ing debt
PAUL C, CLAY
taxes paid by cert&ln raxpaye.rs on Chtef Adnu mstta rlve Offtcer, flied legedly caused when a drainage 85. Adopted resolution awardi ng limita tions and d i re c t ing r he
Secretary to Governing Board
property
acqu
ir
ed
by
negotiated
the
le
tte
r
from
.
th~
San
Otego
di
tch,
maintained
on
a
perma
ne
nt
to
Kenneth
H.
Golden
Co.
the
conCoumy
Surveyor to per form duties
Alpine Union School District
purchase a fter the com mencemem Ambulance Assoc~atlo~ requesting easement. wa s blocked with debris. tract for Resurfacing Porti ons of of Engineer and Superinte nde nt of
San Diego County, California
of th~ fiscal year by various polhi- a h.ea nng concermng su ua u ons 111 dut, etc., a nd rainwa te r backed up Various Streets 1n the Vicinities of Streets,
cal subdivisions, pursuant to Sec- whtch mem bers of the Association a nd flooded his property.
El Cajon, Lemon Grove. La Mesa
108. Aftering heanngon resolution 5096.7 of the Revenue a nd Tax- rende r servtce Without betng patd 55. Filed letter from the State of a nd Chula VISta, a Total Distance tio n of inte mion to establish San
a t ion Code.
·
for said service; and approv~d in Call forma Department of Parks an d of 5.68 Mtles.
Diego County Ser vice Area No. 1.
10-12. Authorized the Audi tor and pnnctpal the procedure and umform Recreation concerningpubltc hear- 86. Adopte d resolution awarding in the Whispering Palms area. as
Controller t o take appropriate ac- schedule of payments. f~r ambu- ings to be held by the Stare Park to Sim J. Hams Company the con- requested by Amberwood Construc t ion in accordance with Sc c t i on lance calls by the Shen f£ s de.pa.n.. Commission o n the preliminary re - tract (or Resurfacing Portions of uon Corporation, a dopted resolu4986 of the Revenue and Taxation ment shown_on Ambulance Servtce !•Ott on the Sta te 's proposed North Vanous Streets in the Vicinity of tton establishing County Servi<.:c
Coast Redwood l\laster Pla n.
Solana B"ach. a Total Distance of Area No. 1- Whispe ring Palms.
I HAVE SPENT so much time complaining about the Code conc< ming properties ac- Report. revtsed Form 287 ·
qu ired by various political subdivi41. As re ~om me n d~ d by_the 56. Ftled Resolution No. 9690 of 6.94 Mi les.
109. After heari ng on Applicainconveniences of living ina house wh ile trying tore- sions.
Chtef AdmtnlStratlveOfftcer. ~tied the Cit y of La Mesa sdting August 87. Re :mprovemenu In "o· tlon No. P65- 50 of the Fa llbrook
build it from to p to bottom, that I have complete ly
Amended the following Board Or- the letter from the State ofCahfor- 24. 1965. at 7:00 p. m . . in its Street. eta!. Poway. 1911 Improve- Sanitary District for a special use
overlooked one aspect of such an ex istence which con ders concern ing th e transfer of tax- ma Boa rd of Educauo~ .approvmg Council chamber as the time a nd ment Act Unincorpora ted Ar~a 165, pe rmi t for a sewage treatment plant
es
property acquired by a pub- the formation of a untfted. school place for a pub h e hearing on the R.I. D. 6016: accepted the ·..ork on property in the Fallbrook Secbe a posit ive boon, at times. Nlaybe my discovery lieonagency
under Section 4986 of dtsruct compmttt~ ~he rerrttory of proposed a nnexation to said Ctty .a nd ordered that the m e ets be in- tion, pursuanttothcappeal of Witwould work for others, and so I have de cided to share it . the Revenue and Taxation Code: the San Dtegut!o Umon Htgh School of -Mattei Annexation".
eluded a sa part of the County Main- son R. Bolen from the condit ional
Date
DISt nct; but dtrecred that the Su67. App roved a nd filed Certifi- rained Road System.
gra nting by the Plan ning CommtSOrder No.
I DO NOT mean to give the impression that I am 13.
12 a nd June 22. 1965; and penm~ndent of Schools b~"e~uesr- cate of Publication of Ordi na nce 88. Re improvements in Edgehill sion. closed the hearing and oranti-social, or that I dislike having company: it is just
7
June 1, 1965
ed. t f It meets other. c m ena. to No. 295l(New Series).
Road. Vtsta. 1911 Improvement dered action held t n abeyance
11
June 29. 1965
coord tnate the eiecuon therefor 58. Re Escondido Creek Wate r- Act Unincorporated Area 184.R. I.D. thereon pending a viewing of the
that there are times in everyone's life when it simpl y 1~.
15-16.
9
July 6, 1965
wah the forth comtngpnma ryelec- shed' Protection and Flood C ontrol 6069: a dopted resolu tion approv- site by Board mem bers.
isn't conve nient to have guests and of course one would
17. Authorized the prim ing of llo~.
.
Project : approved a nd a urhorized tng the Special Assessment lnvcstiAFTERNOO N SESSION
like toavoid hurt feelings and keepone 's social life on the tax rate booklet fo r the fiSca l 42. Re proposal of the Untted the Chairman to execute a n Amend- gation Report and setting a h~aring The Board reconvened a t 2:04
year 1965- 66.
States Department of the Interior, mcnt t o Ag reement with the State the reon on September 21. 1965, a t p.m .. Supervisors Gibson. De nt,
an e ven keel as well . And this is how I do it.
10. Filed a h!Uc r from Mrs. John B~rca u of La nd. Management, to Forestry for insta llation o f works of 11:00 a.m.
Austin and Cozens being preS~.! lit ;
THE TELEPHONE RINGS in theeveningandofriend Rose prot~sting the dema l by the \ilthdraw certa Ln d~vel~pt!d and im provcmt:nt applica ble to forest Re improvements in Julian Avc- Sup~rvisor Bonl;!y being absl!nt.
you haven't heard from in some time intimates during Board of Equalization of her a ppii- propos.ed BLMrecrcanonSttesfn the and wtldlanda reas. ame nd ing par- nue, e r al. Lakeside. 1911 Im- 110. After hearing on Appllcat ion for a r~:duction in improve w ~lcS:am Valh:y Resourct!s Conser .. agraph 2 to prov1de an am ount of p r ovement Act Unitl('Orporatt:d u on No. V65-1~7 of G.B. }.Ii lle r
the course of the conve rsation that she and her husband ca
ments assessme nt.
vatton Area from all forms. of ap- $14.670.00 (the County's share of Area 189, R.I. D. 607~:
for a variance for the enlargement
and her four adorable chi ldren would not be averse to
19. Au thorized the Chairman to propnatlon ~nder .the pub h e land the costs for the first yea r) a vail- 89. Adopted resolution propos- of an existmg non- conforming
ing to instttutt: improvemt! nt prl)· trailer pa rk. and rt:ducti on in fwnt
popping in to spend an hour or so with you and if you ext:cute 3 $atisfa ct ion and Dis- laws, Uldud ~ng ~tning.but not the ablt: for the fisca l year 1966.
charlo';.~ o f Ltcns releasing Grants :Jf mmera l leasmg · ~ws: dHectec! that 59. Rtderrt:d to the Aud itor and ceedanp.s and dircc u ng preparat ion yard set backs on prop~rtv in the ftl ..
are busy or tired or just not in the mood the re are sev- · Lten ~x"cuted by Amador Aguilar the Bureau be ~nformed that . the Controller, for inclusion in the tax of specjaJ asse~~mcnt invcstiAat ion mona s.;n ion, ~ramcd Satd Appliera I things you can do , if you a re re modeling your home, and Guadalupe R. Go nzales.
County of San Otego has no ObJt;C- levy. the Final Budgets a dopted by report.
cation. ,ubject to certain condiRe Mortgage and Grant of Lien tion therdo, but calhn(t aucnuo n the Boards of Directors of the fol90. Authorized t h c Suney~r· tions, as agrct:d to by thC" pctithat is . O ne clever gambit I have use d many t imes is
executed by ~t.ugarita Gonzales. to p.Jssi.ble con~~ict 10 the use of th.c lO\•.'ing Sanitauon Districts for the RJad Department to St;('Ure th~ ah.:: «.' · t iJner; a nd r..:fC"rrC"d 84id nMttcr to
very simple a nd very effect ive . I keep one of Robert's authoriz~d the Chauman to exe- name Potrero for the Burt:au 5 fis.ca l year 1965· 66: Alpi ne, Bue - eS>a ryea,emcnts t o be ht:ld pendlng th~.:: County Couns~l for dra fun~ .Jf
e le ctric sawson the tele phone tobleand whe nthego ing cute:
Su e No. 7 ·
na, Card iff, Ju lia n, Lakes1de, l.em- the succcs)ful ou tconh:: of the pro- an appropriate: A~tt;:mcnt t·,m ..
20. Sausfaction and Dh<:hargc of
43. As re com m c 11 de d by Ihe on G rov~. Montgomery, Pa lm Cit y, ceeding~.
t•crninc. th~ ~rJ.ntinq oi a ~0-year
(Jets rough I simply turn it on for a minute . It is the
l\lortgagc.
County Counsel, rt:fer red to .the Ramona, Rancho Santa Fe, Rolan- 91. Reletter from Julia H. Kl.!l- opu:m to tht: County for cc rtau1
most effective conversation stopper I ever come in conl l . Sausfaction and Discharge of San Dtego Cou nty ~att!r Authoru y, do, Solana Beach. Spring Valley le rby allegtng lhe encroachm~nt of right of \•;ay a Ion\! !\l..tgnolla ,\ \ C tact with. I turn it off and say brightl y: "We are just Lien.
for review and posslblt: action, the and \Yhupenng Palms.
.
Road Survey ND. 1377, County Road nuc, and lht: m o\ llh!, J.t no c:\pcnsc:
22 . Auth~rizcd the Chauman to resol uuon of the District Attorney 's 60. Approved and~· Jthonzed ~he J 12, Splu Mount ain Road, .JI1 her tn dtc County .of :-.aJd ~lUll~. in thl.
in the middle of putting down a new floor, " or perhaps
a Sattsfa~non and 0 1s- A~soc~ation of California urging the Chairman t o execute a n Operauon property in Borc~to. Map No. 19a7: C\t:IH of widemn\! ~aid ~tn:et.
"Robe r t is installing new bookcases the full length of the ext:cut~
163
cha rge of Lien re leasing a Gra nt of adJptionbythtCongreSSJISB
6 Agreement between the Count y of ft led a copy of a le tter from the 11 1. Appro,ed and authori<cd
living room tonight- my the place is a mess!" Then Lien t!Xt:cutt:d by Aurclta B. Galli. !egarding f t;" d.:. r a 1-Sta tc con flict Sa n Du:go, City of Carlsbad. ViS[a Surveyor a nd Road comnu~~L.>ner the Chairman to cxe«.'Uk Chang'-'
23.
Autho
rized
che
Chairman
lO
over
\
...
·atcr
np.hh.
Sanitation Distri ct and Buena Sam· sra tingtha t th'-•Countyha~oblatned Order No. 1 to the t•onUJ. l't \•li th
I turn the saw on aga in for a more pro longed per iod.
a Satisfaction a nd Dts44. Accc p tl'd, with thanks, tatio n Dtstnct for the ope ration by pn:scripttv~ ric,ht) to ca td roau~ by Sim ). Ha rri~ Company, forGille sUsually this is oil it takes - the prospect of an entire c>..~culc
charge of Liens releasing Grants of SSO.OO donatcd by Scott a nd Stephen the County of the Joint .Se~<er Sys- usage by the ~cncral public •nd pic Fidd. Runway 17.:35 Su rfa ce
evening of suc h noise and ge neral disturbance is d is- Lien ~x~cutt:d by Clifford L. and Mason;andauthorizedthct!>..p~.:ndi- te m, for a two- y~arpeuod fo.Jlo"' - main tl!nancc by the Roac.l Dl!pan- Tr~.ltllh:nt, ProJect B52G.
NormaL. Locke.
ture by tht: Superinte ndent of the 111~ commencementofoperanon of me nt ; and directe d thdt c.1 ~:opy of 11:.!. At.Joptt:"d rcs.>luu,m .H...•an.Jcouraging and you can relax.
2-1 . Authorized tht: Chairman ta C.mnty General H 0 ) Pi 1 a 1 of said ~a id System.
th..· surveyor and RoaJ Com nu s,!o n- m~t t,l C. W. ~kGrath, Inc. the
ANOTHER CLEVER AND very simple devi ce is the exccuh! a Partial Sau sfaction and gift for thl! pur p o.:.c indicatt."d by 61. GrantcdSimJ. Ha rrisComr>- e r 's letter he forwarded to Julid H. «.' lmtract f.>r C,>n:S.tructl,)U .>f Road
Duch
argl!
of
liens
partially
rE::leas·
C
ht::
donor....
any
.m
t'Xte
nsi
on
ofao
calendar
days
Kdle
rby.
Sun ~Y ~a. 127.J- 65, ~las~ DhJ.
use of the sound of loud hammering in the background .
4
inp. Grants of Lien c >..eo:. e u t c d by
5. Rc A fl r \!em en c "'Hh lllc - to August 28, 1965 - for comple- :n. Appmv~d ant..l filed a Modi .. (Cou nty ltoatl ;)"~0) b c t \'' ~ C" n Z This is something I don't hove to stage- it is going on Arlhur \II. and As.tnc~ M. Van Ropr.::. Amen can ~lational Rtd Cross pm- thlll of ~.,rOJCCt B52G, Gillespie l:i..· ld, fkatlon of A~ut:cmcnt to lmpro\c: 1 lb~, ~.. 1I.n!nolia A\t: , . Ne t l.t.' IH!th
25. Authorizl.!d the C:hauman to \! 'li•l~ for chc tbc of tht:. He my Gun· Runway 17 ta5 Surfa ce;;' T rcanr.cnt. Subdivi,ton <.tnd PI:Jll .llkctinp, Ciu- .:~I o.;J:-- ~lile.
inourhousea ll thetime a nyway and it isve ry effective.
0
I ~0. ~~utiJJrizt.'U payt~~t.::nt .lf a
I oft e n wind up with a hea dache but it is worth it . Yo u c~~cutc 3 Partial ~.tusfa.cuon .and ~:~s:skf~ f~~~ \~~~:<)1. ~~~·~·~~J~"l~~!~~ G2: Approved a nd at~thonzt>d thc dy Park Unit ~O .~:i. ~lap No . 550 L
DisdlarAt: nf Lien partially relea~Chaarm.1n to " xccute <.,han~e .order ~l'l. Acc'-' Pll;d rh~ )tr'-~'-'t lnlJlrov'-· - ~·t.um ~I tit ..· [IIL'<lnt~ ( .1' ll' Club
can a lso say "Why, we'd just love to ha ve youover for ill)la
Grant o f Ltcn c:\t;"CUtcd by Jan- Augu.sl :.1, 1965: JJlflr()\t.>d and au - No ~ to contrac t wnh Altar..:ua nh..llh in !lt.ILc.1 !:state~ Uni t .NJ. :!. 111 th~: a!li'.HIIH J l ..,1uo.oo f.H aJ dinner tonight , but Robert has turne'd off the e le c tric ity c l Buxton Wood.
th::>nzed the Chairman to c~ ..~cut'-' Pmah::r and Frttd..·rick EttgC"llc Pinn~r. ~l..lp ~..l. 5 1~:); ,1,TcptctJ SJld lltr~eb \ t: rthtlio! C.>uau y r..:~.Hm. ·'-' 5,
:.!6 . Rcf.tue:.tt:d the C.nmty Coun- a First Amc ndmcm to s.ud As;!rcc- a partn..:rslup, dba R. T. Puw . . r ,~nd IIHJ the C.>Unty ltJJd S}Sh:m ; ur- 1 J I.. Filt:J kth:r fr.Jm th ..· Board
a nd we can' t use the stove - we are making •major re~c
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tu prepare: a iorm oJ rc~:>lution. mem, changing the beginnin\!Uatc Son. and Ernc't ?>.I. Puryear dll 111- de red tht;" rc.cord 1HtOn of J ~Jtic c oJ J f Rt"tu\.' 111\.' m tran . . nHtUIH!d suncy
pairs wh ich will take all eve ni ng .•.• "
.h rcqu..:st~d by t he County Clerk ..lf the program t o Au"u~t 10, 1965. di \ idual, JOint \Cilturer.... ior Projec t <....:> nlplcuon; .wd .J.uth.>n/.cd the h. - r..:l.1ti\ .... t.> ..1 comp.Hb01l ol C.>tmthe County C lerk to 1m-16. A C('(' ptcd, with rc)!.rcl , rhc 1.- t-b7 , Agua Calh:ntc Park. C.Jn- h.·ast.· of thl" Utmd tor &: n 111 ~ !\lonu· ty r'- tirl.! mem bt: ncfu~ \dth that .>f
IF YOUR PRO SPECTIVE visitors have small c hildre n authJnZlllA
pose a se r \ t c t: ft:~ oi ~:.LOO per resi~nanon of FraaH'c~ t\nna 1-iJ.hn, <·es:-ion Building .
nh:nh.
pn\at'- mJ u~try .
one of the most effe ctive visitor deterre nts of all is to rn.Jnth on all r\!cipr:.>cal ca~~~whcrc County Libraria n. to bccomt: t.::f- tJa. Rc Airpott LeJ.~t: wi th Pr~- !H. A pp r \' '-' d :.uhdi\i'ijn tax 11 .1. Dm..:<.'ttd th ..· Ch,tirm.Jn 1.,
0
say you are just in the middle of redoing the bathroom the lunds art:. to ~ u a nsfcrrcd to fe ct n ·c &ptt!m bc r 16, 1~65: and \',lstF. Smith, dba Prc- \'Ost F. Smith bJnd gu.t rantcci
llA. th ..· ru ym t: lll ot .lflp.)int .1 c.Hmnitt~:c: 10 cJm.idcr
- and that is the e nd of thot . All in a II, there is a lot .:>thcr jurhU ic u onsu ponapproval •>f rcquestcdthat aproperform ofre~J- Parachute Company, for a p.Jrtion 1axt>~ a nd. J r as~c$::tllh:llb rJlkc t- the h. Jrc.h;.•rinQ nf Cia!!~. Jr Jrc.k rinp.
luuon bl prcpart·d expressing tht: Jf Gillt:spie Fit!'ld, for a peri od of cU J :) r~l:\\!) an the ~ubdt\ uhm kn o\vu .Hih: r ..tppr.)priatt: ...Hih·nir~.
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the Cou n.
to be said for liv ing in the midst of complete chaos a ll
ApprJ H:d p~stagt: rt:qu1si ti ons .b Boa rd '~ appr~c1a u o n fl>r ht:r :.t=r \'- ( 1v'-' yea~ commencing Novt:"mbcr J. ~ Surf .1nd Turf Unit N.J. 1. fl.c llti. t\· rl..'«..·.,mnll..·nJ ..·rJ fly the
the time . Your best friends don .. t mind it and it is a follows:
ict:s.
1. l96a : appro\-C"d and authoriz~d City Jf San Diq!,.J.
27. Department of ~h:dical In-1-1. Appro\.ed V;)luntary Suppjrt thc Chairman to ..:-xecutc an amt.·JH.I- 95. Authoritcd tht.• r'-·1~.1~1..' Jf til~..·
wonderfu I way to dis pose of the rest I
stltut icns· H Oll p i t a I, .~1.200.00 Agr-.: ..· me m sand sc t liabi li ty >i ,.l.'r- mcm to ~aid L\.J. St! add inJ.!. .1 builc.J.. ·Bond loJr $-.:ttin~ ~lonullll.'ll b · .:>n
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LEGAL NOTICES
Town and Country News
August 12, 1965
All
Around
Alp.ine
The luau he ld Sa t u rday
eve ning, was a huge success.
Mrs. Ka the rine Black a nd her
committee did se nsational
things t o make the e vening a
me m orable a nd lovely one .
DEHESA
One big surprise of the evening was to find none other
than Orville Palmer te nding
bar! We understand he did
quit e a job t oo!
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And those hulas! Did you
see Kathe rine Black a nd Julia
Sachse? It was really something!
....
The re were many private
parties before a nd afte r the
luau, and every one had a
really re laxing time afte r a
hot day in the sun working to
promote a nd help Alpine .
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