Scope and Contents "James Christie, Poway High School's new instrumental music teacher, checks out band instruments as one of his first chores. Christie has taken over chores of marching band from Dennis O'Drane." [and] "Plenty of comfortable adequate seating is avaliable at the Felicita Pagent in Kit Carson Park, which winds up it's three-weekend run this weekend. Viewers watch the action, including fast riding, fight scenes and love scenes in the natural surroundings of a bowl-shaped, tree-shaded area...

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This series consists of photographic negatives taken by Dan Rios and other photographers at the Escondido Times-Advocate and North County Times newspapers.

Negatives are in 35 mmm, medium, and large formats, and are black and white negatives, color negatives, and color positive film.

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"James Flournoy, a Los Angeles attorney who seeks the office of secretary of state in November, told the Times-Advocate in an interview Monday that one of the things he would do if elected is change the wording of propositions on the California ballots. They are now so worded, he says, 'that a voter seldom knows how he's really voting.'"

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"In a successful effort to prevent fire, Escondido fireman Gary Taylor washed leaking gas from the impact area of a collision between a large truck and a car Monday afternoon at Mission Avenue and Rock Springs Road. Four were injured."

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"Bill Moose (right) accepts a toy from Michael Haslinger (left) as the scouts loaded two station wagons and a van Saturday morning with items for a Tijuana orphanage. Moose chose to collect clothing, toys and other materials for the orphanage as his Eagle Scout project. Helping are Tom Haslinger and Ronnie Roberts."

Scope and Contents "Robert L. Fisk, who runs a Poway meat market, accepts a California Highway Patrol community service award from Capt. W. B. Terry for saving a man from drowning, at the risk of his own safety, last June 20. Fisk was mainly responsible for righting a car which overturned in a drainage ditch with three feet of water and pulling the driver to safety. He was aided by a sheriff's deputy who happened by." [Similar images in envelope, as well as additional images related to 1970-09-16 article with...

Scope and Contents "Participants in Wednesday night's "Fiestas Patrias" parade of the Escondido Chapter of the American G.I. Forum ready their mounts for the parade and feature of the two-day Mexican Independence celebration which starts at Grape Day Park at 5 p.m. today. The parade will start in front of 631 E. Valley Parkway at 5:30 p.m. It had previously been announced by the Forum that the parade would be Tuesday night. Participants are (from left) Chon Palmerin, Humberto Green, Joe Hermosillo, Mary Cruz,...

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"Grand Knight Al Averbeck (right) of the Knights of Columbus, Regina Coeli 4953, drapes a cape worn by the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus over the shoulders of Charles Ho. The cape was presented to Ho at an awards night of the local KC council. Ho received the 'Knight of the Year' plaque."

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"Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Harris Mark golden anniversary"

Scope and Contents "Val Cavey, (left), San Diego Suburban Division plant manager for Pacific Telephone Co. presented his company's highest award for bravery, the Theodore N. Vail award to James Waters an Installation man who lives in Escondido, at a ceremony this week at the firm's local service headquarters. Cavey was Incorrectly identified in Wednesday's Daily Times-Advocate as John B. Arbuckle, plant manager for the company's Escondido operations. Waters received the prize for heroism for having given...