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"Jane Conway demonstrates how a pilao is used in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. A pilao is a pepper crusher and the one she brought back as a souvenir is made of jacaranda wood, her favorite. She recently spent seven weeks in Brazil."

Scope and Contents "Frank Paulson , chief of the Y Indian Guides' Choctaw Tribe, supervises as three tribe members (from left) - Scott Watson, Neil Steinbeck and Doug Paulson - husk corn that will be part of the Kit Carson Days display at Hoffman's Pharmacy, 114 W. Grand Ave. Most local stores will participate in the celebration, which runs Sept. 9-13." [Y Indian Guides was a program created by Joe Friday (Temagami) of Ontario, Canada, and Harold Keltner of the St. Louis YMCA in the 1920s. The program was...

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"Three members of the Junior Woman's Club of Escondido work on putting up a 'Safety Town' at the Escondido Village Mall. The little town is used to educate youngsters from preschool through the third grade on proper procedure in safety rules. Shown (from left) are Mmes. Max Mitchell, Jack Gotherman and Verne Scheffler. 'Safety Town' will be open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday and Friday and from 10 a.m. Saturday."

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"Francie Williams, 10, added more than a little color to the Pow Wow Days parade Sunday with the gay artificial flowers on her cart, drawn by her snappy pony, Pee Wee. She won first place trophy for horse-drawn carts."

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"Gone forever are the blazers and straw hats, as the Poway High School Titan marching band struts proudly in the Pow Wow Days parade Sunday, first time ever in their new uniforms."

Scope and Contents "Lucille Johnson of 1101 Rustic Road will be hostess at 7:30 p.m. Monday for a workshop to be held by Palomar Unity 270, Ladies Auxiliary to the Fleet Reserve Association. The women are preparing for their participation in Bazaar Days at Escondido Village Mall Nov. 5 to 7. Some of the women working on children's toys and decorations for the bazaar include (from left) Mmes. Thomas J. Harris, Earl J. Manning, Johnson and Green. Mrs. Green, co-chairman with Mrs. Harris for the bazaar, will be...

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 "Prizes from Felicita herself, Tina Sarno (right) were presented Tuesday to winners of the Kit Carson Days downtown window decorating contest. Tickets to the Felicita Pageant were awarded to Ann Hamilton (second from right) for her first place theme entry in the window of the Valdon Shop, 113 W. Grand Ave. (rear). Other first place winners were Anita Kratka, co-winner with her sister, Annette (second from left), for their most comical entry. Kim Wright (third from left) was a second place...

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"Reverand Richard Huls, pastor of the Community Reformed Church of Escondido, pleased with the growth of the plants at the biblical gardens at the church with around 50 varieties of trees, plants and shrubs." [Images in folder show him inspecting the various plants and trees contained in the garden.]

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"Vista Mayor Mrs. Orbee Mihalek "frisks" deputy mayor Kenneth Annin while Vista Ranchero Days sheriff's posse members (from left) Jim Kennamer, Mike Gilbertson, Dom Yanik, Leonard Lower and Carl Chadwell hold the 'desperado' at gunpoint. Vista begins celebration of Ranchero Days Wednesday. It continues through Sunday."