Scope and Contents "Three parachutes opened and skydivers from the staff of radio station KOWN landed in the field adjoining Grape Day Park. Jumpers were Doug Fogleman, Gary Douris and Greg Nicol. Leading the entourage was a wagonload of beauties - Miss Kitty Carson (Kim Bishop) and her court consisting of Theresa Ruggles, Susan Sacker, Linda Cotton and Debi Lemley. [Photographs in this folder show the five women looking up at the sky watching the parachutists, vehicles and horses on the road which are part of...

Scope and Contents "'You mean to say Ed Wofford's going to live in that thing all week?'" asks John Reynolds (left) ownder of Reynolds Toyota, Inc. 'Right!' replies Lyle Davis, KOWN sales manager. Wofford, a disc jockey, will ascend to his flagpole house today to begin his lofty vigil with all the comforts of home, including air conditioning. The installation was directed by Morris Burns, a supervisor with the Escondido office of the San Diego Gas & Electric Co. Einer Brothers, Inc., and the Escondido...

Scope and Contents "W.B. Curly Annabel, former editor and publisher of a newspaper in Bega, New South Wales, Australia shows Sam Conway of Escondido how to work an offset camera in the shops of the Daily Times-Advocate. Annabel's paper also is printed in offset process. Now a syndicated columnist for a chain of 460 newspapers in N.S.W., Annabel and his wife are visiting the United States for a series of meetings. Conway served as an Escondido guide". [Other images in this folder show him working the camera...

Scope and Contents [Envelope contains images from story about impact of fire season, with images focused on aftermath of Harbison Canyon fire. Some images unpublished.] "Neighborhood youngster Frank Roberts, 12, plays amid the ruins of an unidentified neighbor's house at the fringe of the Harbison Canyon fire. The house was empty when it burned, its owner absent. Frank's house across the street was only slightly damaged. An estimated 150 homes were completely destroyed in the blaze." "Harbison Canyon resident...

Scope and Contents [Envelope contains images from story about impact of fire season, with images focused on aftermath of Harbison Canyon fire and Boulder Creek fire. Some images unpublished.] Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coe, one of 30 burned-out families in Harbison Canyon, apply for HUD aid from representative Bill Houghton in the emergency aid trailer at the site. A machinist, Coe lost all his tools, a car, furniture and personal belongings in the fire which completely destroyed his rented house." "Wake of flaming...

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"'Oh yeah?' 'Yeah!' The above confrontation on East Valley Parkway between Bob Burrows' burro and patrolman Ed Ryan failed to prove anything, as the beast was automatically found guilty of horseplay. Ryan relented and tore up the ticket in the true spirit of Kit Carson Days. It was all in fun, and part of holiday atmosphere."

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"This floor-length princess-style white embroidered Irish linen dress tells of Constitution Week, Sept. 17-24, and reminds owner Mrs. Holmes E. Manchester of her mother, who wore it while dancing to a Strauss Waltz. The display, arranged by Mrs. Alan Hudson, regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Rincon Del Diablo chapter, is appearing in the window of the Walker Scott department store in the Escondido Village Mall. Mrs. Manchester also is a member of the local chapter."

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"Helping salesgirl Dana Ostrenger learn prices of items at the Drive-in Dairy at 1555 E. Valley Parkway, is owner John Poet. The new store allows drive-in service for a wide variety of dairy and delicatessen items, plus self-service gasoline." [Envelope contains related images. Dairy "offered complete of Hollandia and Darigold dairy products, eggs, lunch meats, bacon and many other delicatessen items, plus soft drinks, ice cream and bakery products."]

Scope and Contents "Merits of Sta-Power engine conditioner seemed impressive to Ken Hogeland, owner of Ken's Shell Service at Ninth Avenue and Highway 395, when described by the firm's North County distributors, Charles Elliott (center) and Jack Cardoza, whose office is at 647 N. Broadway. A pure petroleum additive, the product is alkaline-based and will not only clean dirty engines of gum and lacquer, but is expected to reduce air pollution by as much as 70 per cent, according to the representatives."...

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"Learning by touch, Angela Stringer, 5, accepts a toy guitar as Charles Dove, Host Lions Club treasurer and past president, and her mother, Mrs. Wayne Stringer, assist. The club recently provided Angela three months of preparatory training so she could enter regular kindergarten classes. The drive begins Oct. 2."