ALFA Bookstore
ALPINE — Now that the holidays are over and winter is here,
it is time to sit down, relax and enjoy a good book. You
will certainly find many to fire your interest and
imagination at the ALFA Bookstore at 2554 Alpine Blvd.
Store hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wed. through Sunday.
The volunteers at the bookstore want to thank all of you
that have supported us this year.
Back Country Bootcamp
ALPINE — Back Country Boot Camp is taking registration for
the first 2009 six-week session. Co-ed and Ladies only
sessions are available.
Boot camp began on Jan. 5 and will continue through Feb. 13.
Meet your New Years resolution by signing on or before Jan.
5, and get one class free. Bring a friend and get another
class free. Free stability ball upon registration while
supplies last.
Get these kinds of results from your 2,3, or 5 day a week
boot camp.
Visit www.backcountrybootcamp.com for more information or to
register today.
Ham radio training
PINE VALLEY — There will be ham radio training in Pine
Valley on Saturday, Jan. 24 from 8 a.m. to 5 at the fire
station trailer behind the Pine Valley post office.
We want to train people, so that if the power goes out
during disasters, we will still be able to communicate.
There will be a charge of approximately $10 for the test,
which will occur after the training or at a different
location.
Please contact Margaret for details at 473-0175.
Survivor at Sycuan
EL CAJON — Do you have what it takes to the be the next
Survivor on the Emmy Award winning reality TV show on CBS?
CBS8 is holding open auditions for Survivor 19 at Sycuan
Casino, on Casino Way off Dehesa Rd., this Saturday, Jan. 24
starting at 8 a.m.
Get there early, space is limited! If you have what it takes
to outwit, outplay, outlast, you could get a shot at a
million bucks.
Go to CBS8.com for a complete list of details, eligibility
information and application.
Historical Society Luncheon
ALPINE—The Alpine Historical Society will be having their
quarterly luncheon on Sunday, Jan. 25 at 1 p.m. at the
Alpine Woman’s Club 2156 Alpine Blvd. This is free and open
to the public.
Carlette Anderson will be the featured speaker and will tell
those in attendance about interesting tidbits she has
learned while gathering information for the children’s book
she is currently writing about the history of Alpine for
children titled, “My Alpine.”
In addition a slide presentation depicting the life and
accomplishments of Benjamin and Harriet Arnold will be
shown. Also as a special treat you will get to see a
documentary recently completed about Dinosaur Land. The
documentary is being shown on CTN TV every day this month at
7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Come for the lunch and the speaker at 1
p.m. or just to hear Carlette's presentation at 2 p.m.
For further information please call Carol Morrison 445-2544. |
Fire agencies meet and greet
ALPINE — The Crown Hills Homeowner Association, the Fire
Safe Council of San Diego County and the USDA Forest Service
is hosting a support agencies meet and greet on Saturday,
Jan. 31 at the Crown Hills Community Clubhouse, 1821
Victoria Park Terrace, Alpine, from 9 a.m. to noon.
More than 10 local, county and state agencies will be
represented at the event, and refreshments will be served.
Get to know your local fire and support agencies.
For more information contact Mary Kay Bradford at 659-3520
or Faith Berry at 562-0096.
CPR course
ALPINE—Would you know what to do if you child stopped
breathing? If you answered, “No” then you should consider
learning how to perform CPR. It is easy to learn and the
life you save may be someone you love.
There will be a class at the Alpine Fitness Club on
Saturday, Feb. 7 from 9 to 11 a.m. located at 1620 Alpine
Blvd. The course covers CPR for adult, child and infant,
Heimlich Maneuver for choking and what to do for drowning.
AED training will also be covered. That is the Automated
External Defibrillator machine, which is used to give a
shock to a person when they have a heart attack. AED
machines can now be found at many public places, like
airports, libraries, etc. This class is also open to
children ages 9 years and older. Space is limited.
If you are interested in attending please call Save-A-Heart
at 445-4569
Fire Station
open house
ALPINE — Please join the Community of Harbison Canyon for
the Grand Opening of its new fire station.
Lost in the 2003 Cedar Fire, the reopening of the Harbison
Canyon Station at it’s new location at 551 Harbison Canyon
Road is on Feb. 7, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. is a long awaited event
for it’s residents. Join San Diego Rural Fire Protection
District Board, Volunteers, Cal Fire and others with a
barbecue and open house.
For more information, call Mary Manning at 445-5044.
Father-Daughter Sweetheart Dance
ALPINE — The Father-Daughter Sweetheart Dance (or special
uncle, brother, grandfather or friend) will be held on
Friday, Feb. 13, at the Alpine Community Center from 6 to 8
p.m.
There will be a live DJ, dancing, games, refreshment,
raffles, and a gift for each special girl. Come early and
have a Free Portrait taken with your sweetheart! Only $30
for both Father & Daughter, additional guests (daughters)
ages 6-13 years old $10.00 each.
This event is a sell-out each year. Reservations are needed.
Tickets available at the Alpine Community Center 1830 Alpine
Blvd., or call 390-0061. |
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