Published weekly

August 17, 2010

Page 1   This week's print edition   Sun Dial briefs Advertising in The Alpine Sun Staff

Scholarship
      ALPINE-The Alpine Woman's Club Scholarship, Preservation and Education Foundation will offer four $1,000 scholarships to deserving high school seniors who reside in Alpine. Scholarship applications are available at the following locations; your high school, see your counselor, The Alpine Chamber of Commerce, The Community Center, The Alpine Library, Albertsons, Daniels, or you can visit our website: info@alpinewomansclub.org.
     Applications are due by May 31, 2010. Pick up one today. For further information, call 445-5274, or 659-0050.

Hatha Yoga Classes
     ALPINE-Weekly Hatha Yoga classes on Sundays @ 5:30 pm,
Boulder Oaks Park. If you are interested in unraveling those kinks and want more information , please contact Connie Nash at 619 445-YOGA (9642)

We need a Tree Service Contractor
     PINE VALLEY-Pine Valley Fire Safe Council seeks Licensed, Bonded, Tree Service Contractor for removal of sixty-four dead and dying trees in Pine Valley and Guatay. Qualified contractors should contact Story Vogel at (619) 473-0166 by May 15th for RFP package.

STEEL CANYON GRADUATION CEREMONY
      Commuters can expect heavy traffic on June 3rd, at Campo Road/Highway 94 starting around 4:30 PM and again following the ceremony at approximately 7:30 PM. Stadium gates will open about 4:30 PM. Arrive early, parking at SCHS is limited. Free shuttle bus service to and from the event is available and located at Skyline Church, 11330 Campo Road, La Mesa (please do not contact the church regarding the graduation event). SCHS's phone number is 619-660-3500.

Looking forward to Library events:
      Saturday, June 5-1 p.m. Award winning author Eleanor Garner shares her experiences as she was writing her memoir, Eleanor's Story: An American Girl in Hitler's Germany. Ages 12 and up.
     Every Wednesday-10:30 a.m. Story time-Bilingual Story time - alternating Wednesdays.
The Alpine Branch of the San Diego County Library is located at 2130 Arnold Way.

Viejas Concerts
    ALPINE-The DreamCatcher at Viejas Casino, SoCal's premier intimate music venue, has announced an exciting concert lineup featuring an eclectic line up, from Country to Jazz and Rock to R&B.
     The DreamCatcher at Viejas Casino seats approximately 700 people and provides southern Californian's a unique opportunity to catch well-established music superstars, as well as rising stars, in an up-close and personal setting. Once again this year, $1 from every ticket sold will go to the Alpine School District's music and math programs.
      The DreamCatcher concert schedule is as follows (tickets on sale now unless otherwise noted):
Thursday, June 10: Country legend Merle Haggard (On sale April 30th)
Friday, June 11: Chick Corea Freedom Band with Kenny Garrett, Christian McBride, Roy Haynes
Saturday, June 12: The Temptations
Friday, July 9: Boyz II Men
Saturday, July 10: Vicki Lawrence & Mama: A Two Woman Show (On sale April 30th)
Friday, August 13: George Benson
Sunday, August 15: Los Lonely Boys
Friday, August 27: Asia
Friday, October 8: Keith Sweat
Thursday, October 21: Taj Mahal | Vieux Farka Toure

Tickets to all concerts can be purchased at the V Shop inside the east entrance to the Viejas Casino, or online at http://viejas.frontgatetickets.com/index.php. Must be 21 and present a valid I.D.

Help Us Build a Library
     ALPINE-Remember Moms this week-end as well as the many new Grads with a wonderful gift, of a book. Half Price Specials for May: Biographies 5/26- 30. Don't forget our end of the Month Sale 5/29 and 30. See you at 2554 Alpine Blvd., Wed.- Sun. 10 to 4.

Harbison Canyon Lion Student Scholarship
     Harbison Canyon Students age 16-22 years interested in applying for one of two Harbison Canyon Lions $500.00 Scholarship can call Mary Manning at 619-445-5044. Application are due June 1, 2010, 8pm and require an essay, written faculty reference and summary of Students volunteerism.

4th Annual Ultimate Music Challenge
     VIEJAS-It's southern California's biggest cover band smack-down, as Viejas Casino hosts the 4th annual Ultimate Music Challenge.
Thirty-nine of the area's best cover bands will compete at Viejas Casino's DreamCatcher Lounge every Sunday night through June 20th from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
      Up to five bands will perform each Sunday, with the winning bands advancing to the Semifinals, then to the Championship on June 20th.
     The winning cover band takes home $25,000, second place earns $10,000 and 3rd place pays $5,000. A panel of distinguished judges will score each band's performance in the categories of Showmanship, Musical Ability and Audience Response.
      For more information, including dates, times and participating cover bands, visit
http://www.ultimatemusicchallenge.com/dates.html

Exercise Classes
     ALPINE-NEW! Zumba Classes at the Alpine Community Center, 1830 Alpine Blvd. Great Exercise, lots of Fun. $5.00 per class each Wednesday at 10:30
Call for info 445-7330 and/or to sign up. See Zumba.com for info about the class.

Mountain Empire Men's Club (MEMC) News
     PINE VALLEY-We are busy planning for the 40th Annual Pine Valley Days. We will be returning the BBQ dinner to Friday night this year on July 30th, with the parade on Saturday, July 31st. We'll have more information soon. To keep up to date, visit the website at www.PineValleyDays.com. If you would like to help be a part of this year's event, please contact us at mountainempiremc@hotmail.com
     For further information on events and how you can help support the MEMC please visit our website at www.MountainEmpireMensClub.org.

4-H Amigos looking for members
     ALPINE - The Alpine Amigos 4H Club is looking for new members from the ages of 5-19.
4H is a kid's club that provides learning opportunities such as horses, dogs, community service, archery, and judging. 4-H is looking for members and adult leaders that would be interested in Small animals, Biking, Leather Making, Lego, Computer, Garden, Arts and Crafts or any other fun projects you would like to add.
The most popular program is the Horse project, which lets children that are 9-19 years old learn how to ride a horse in a safe, fun environment.
Come join us the first Tuesday evening of the month at 7 p.m. If you have any questions feel free to contact Christine Dingle (Club President) at 659-9856 or Charla Cranor (Adult Leader) at 445-4249.

Fashion Show and Luncheon
     ALPINE-Please join us for a Fashion Show and Luncheon presented by the Alpine Community Church Guild on June 12 at 12 noon in Fuller Hall--2225 W. Victoria Drive. Ladies fashions will be presented from Bon Worth in Viejas Outlet and also teen fashions. Luncheon to be served by Agosta's Catering. There will be door prizes and drawings. Tickets are available for $15 and $10 for children under 12. Reservations are needed--call Alpine Community Church 445-2110 or Norine Shaw 445-3651


 

Summer Sports Camp at ACC
     Tennis and Basketball will be offered during Sports Camp week at the Alpine Community Center. The one week camp is scheduled from June 21 through 25th.
      Youth campers will have lots of fun learning basic fundamentals of both court sports. The Instructor and coordinator of this years' camp is Rene Toscano. On court assistants will ensure players are provided with quality instruction.
“Learning the racquet sport of tennis and basketball hoops all on one court will be a unique experience for campers” says coach Toscano.
     For more information, contact Rene Toscano (619) 722-1669 or e-mail retoscano@yahoo.com.

Alpine History Days
      ALPINE-Come and celebrate the 10th Annual Alpine History Days on Saturday, June 5th from 11am to 2pm at the Museums, 2116 Tavern Road Alpine 91901. There will be something for everyone. Tour the two pioneer houses, listen to the East County Retired Teacher's Chorus sing and see the display of the working beehive. This is also the time when the 3rd grade essay contest winners receive their awards for their essays about Alpine history.
     A delicious lunch will be served of homemade chili, salad, garlic bread, drinks and ice cream sundaes. Cost is only $8 for adults and $5 for children. There will also be a 50/50 raffle where you can win half of what is collected. This is a great opportunity to learn more about historic Alpine, get together with old friends and meet some new ones. This event is a fundraiser for the Alpine Historical Society to help maintain their historic buildings and create Heritage Park for the community. All donations are tax deductible.
      For further information please email to info@alpinehistory.org or call Carol Morrison 619-445-2544

10th Annual Cajon Classic Cruise Opens Wednesday, June 30
      ALPINE-The 2010 Cajon Classic Cruise, Southern California's largest weekly classic car show, commences Wednesday, June 30, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm on Main Street in the heart of historic Downtown El Cajon. Admission is free to the Cajon Classic Cruise car show, featuring more than 500 classic, custom and hot rod cars and motorcycles valued at more than $10 million in a street festival setting every Wednesday evening through September 29. Two special post-season car shows will be held, including the Halloween Trunk or Treat show on October 27, and the Parade of Lights Holiday show on December 8.

Intermediate Grant Writing Workshop
     ALPINE-Alpine Ranch Creative Health & Ecological Solutions (A.R.C.H.E.S.), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization is proud to offer the Intermediate Grant Writing Class, a carefully tailored workshop designed to enhance your grant writing skills with John Drew, Ph.D., Saturday, June 5, 2010, 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m., Alpine Ranch 450 Summerhill Ct., Alpine, CA, $60 per person Includes workshop book, materials, and a delicious vegetarian lunch.
      As a non-profit executive and consultant, John Drew has raised over $6.5 million. For more information on John Drew, visit his website: http://www.speakermatch.com/keynotespeakers/144447596.htm. To register:
Mail this information: Name, Organization, Email address, Phone number, along with a $60 check (payable to A.R.C.H.E.S.) to: Alpine Ranch, 450 Summerhill Court, Alpine, CA 91901
Confirmation and directions to Alpine Ranch will be sent upon the receipt of registration and check. Questions? Contact cass.crain.arches@gmail.com
Western Heritage Days in El Cajon
EL CAJON- On June 5th please join us to celebrate Western Heritage Days at the Olaf Wieghorst Museum. This event is free for the whole family, featuring: Western art, artisans & craftmakers, Vendors, Blacksmiths, Mountain Men, Native American Dancers, Western re-enactments. Food & Drinks, Country music, Juried art show with Women Artists of the West Western Heritage Days.

Bowling for Helmets Fundraiser
     ALPINE-June 5 at Viejas Bowl at the Viejas Outlet Center Alpine Pop Warner is raising funds to purchase new, safer, state-of-the-art helmets for kids in the Alpine Pop Warner Football League. This fundraiser will be used as a template for other Pop Warner leagues. Football helmet construction and technology hasn't changed in generations - until now. The new helmets are custom-fitted and contain little "air bag" -type cushions throughout the inside layer. Much safer protection from head injury, which has become a major issue in both professional and amateur football.
    Bowling for Helmets fundraiser at Viejas Bowl from 2pm to 5:30pm on Saturday, June 5, 2010, Individual, team, or corporate bowlers are welcome. Tickets and Sponsorships available at different levels. Includes bowling, shoes, food & soft drinks,
raffle drawings

Eleanor Ramrath Garner is coming to Alpine
    ALPINE- Saturday, June 5 at 1 p.m., Eleanor Ramrath Garner, who is the author of award winning young adult memoir Eleanor's Story: An American Girl in Hitler's Germany will be at the Alpine Library.
    This book (available for check-out at the Alpine Library, while supplies last!) is the compelling story of an American teenager caught up in the daily struggles of surviving World War II in Berlin. Readers will learn what it was like to live under a totalitarian regime without freedom of speech and the press, where fear ruled every aspect of life. The story takes us through bombings, evacuations, the final battle for Berlin, and the terrors of Soviet occupation. Above all the reader will learn the sustaining values of love and family, the gift of friendship, the celebration of traditions in the midst of a collapsing world, and the realization that even in the darkest times the heart can still dance, that hope never really dies.
      Eleanor will speak about her experiences writing the book, and copies will be available for book-signing. The Alpine Friends of the Library Association (ALFA) will provide refreshments.

ITALIAN NIGHT is back!
      ALPINE-Sat. Jun. 12th @ 5:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale now and must be purchased in advance, adults $15, children 12 & under $5. The event is hosted by Christ the King Episcopal Church at 1460 Midway Drive in Alpine. This is a fun filled evening for the whole family that includes complete dinner with beverage & dessert, live musical entertainment, door prizes, bounce house/slide for kids & more. Featured talent includes Music Director Sylvia Lorraine Hartman, Soprano along with guest artists Joe Pechota, Baritone, Karen Donahue, Soprano and The Choir of Christ the King. CALL TODAY! (619)445-3419. www.christthekingalpine.org

6th Annual Novelty Dog Show
     ALPINE-Attention all dog lovers! The Alpine Stagecoach Lions Club presents the 6th Annual Novelty Dog Show at10:00am, Saturday, June 5th, 2010 at the Viejas Outlet Center in Alpine, Ca.
     Canines of all shapes and sizes will be given a howling reception as they compete for the illustrious “Top Dog” title. “You never know - your dog could win top prize” says Alisa Keener an avid dog lover and volunteer. She adds, “At the same time you'll be having fun and helping to raise money for a worthy cause.”
Show sponsored by the Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians.
Great family friendly dog show for canines and humans alike. Dog devotees can watch the pooches being judged in classes such as “Least Trained Dog” and “Waggiest Tail”. 1st place class winners compete for prize money of $50.00 and “Top Dog” title.
Free spectator admission. Dog show entry fees are $6 per class or $20 for 4 classes. Ribbons & gifts awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each class.
     Grab the kids, grandma and of course the dog and come join us at the 6th Annual Novelty Dog Show on Saturday, June 6th, 2010 at the Viejas Outlet Center, 5005 Willows Road, Alpine, Ca. 91901.
    For more information visit: http://www.alpinelions.org or call (619) 200-0675.
Vendor spaces for $25 still available.

Workshop to Reach
Your Personal Goals

     ALPINE—Emotional Freedom Technique Introduction (EFT) with Dr. Laura Hershey DC at 2400 Alpine Blvd., Alpine CA. at 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday, May 22nd
     Dispel unhelpful emotions that are getting in the way of your personal accomplishments. EFT is easy to learn, and the process requires no courage. We use our fingertip to tap on the acupressure meridians of the face and hands while focusing on the unhelpful emotion.
     Bring your personal goal, whatever it is.the cost: $15.00, checks or cash For More information, and to register: Contact Dr. Hershey 619 222-5299 EFTcertified.com
 

Page 1   This week's print edition   Sun Dial briefs Advertising in The Alpine Sun Staff
If your business isn't showing up in the search engines, you need to call us!