Box 1
Contains 130 Results:
"Titan coaches 'pressing' construction" [and] "Oratorio changes structure of board", 1970-08-27; 1970-09-13
"Children learn water safety", 1970-09-07
"Children in the Poway Backyard Swim program listen intently to water safety directions from Gordon Crismon, instructor. From left are Patty Harrewl, an instructor, who aided with the lesson; and Janet Fuller, Anita Fuller, Valerie Webster, Laura Webster, Bob Hahn and Clarence Wahlstrom, the pupils."
Untitled, 1970-08
[Images 001-005: Woman with short hair wearing a dress. Images 006 & 007: Man in a suit and tie smoking out of a smoking pipe and wearing a fedora.]
Untitled, 1970-08
Drs. Petersen and Johnson picket Loman Animal Hospital, 1970-08
[Two part-time veterinarians, identified on signs as doctors Petersen and Johnson, picket outside Loman Animal Hospital. Signs say "Part-time Vets Need Love Too!" and "Dr. Johnson Dr. Petersen also Work Here!!"]
Untitled, 1970-08
"Hobbyists will show work", 1970-09-03
"Many North County Hobbyists will display their work at a Hobby Fair sponsored by the Woman's Club of Vista on Sept. 19 and 20 at the Vista Woman's Clubhouse, 1375 Oak Drive. Committee members for the fair are (left to right) Mrs. Harold Dignan; Mrs. Frank Meyer, chairman, and Mrs. Ed Wollenberg. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20." [Envelope contains additional related images.]
Untitled, 1970-08
"Culinary expert shows how", 1970-08-27
"Rene Verdon, right, formerly chef to the late President John F. Kennedy, shows Norman Mitchell, left, president-elect of the American School Food Service Organization, and Mable Dalrymple, coordinator, proper use of the "French knife" in the culinary field. Mitchel and Verdon were expert lectures before a group of more than 400 school food service workers attending the 11th annual County Food Service Workshop." [Envelope contains similar images.]
"Checking for 'color'", 1970-08-24
"Whitey Morgan (left), systems' operator for the Vista Irrigation District, scoops up a bottle of alum treated water at the VID's Pechstein reservoir, while Tom Wilson, project engineer, prepares to chart the findings. The VID's alum treatment plant went into operation last February at a cost of about $5000." [Envelope contains additional photographs related to article on Vista Irrigation District and alum treatment.]