Box SC003-002

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"Chester Deaver, Master of the California State Grange, cut the first piece of cake at the recent 34th anniversary celebration of the San Marcos Grange. His wife (right) accompanied him to the affair held in San Marcos Grange Hall, more than 90 state officers and grangers from throughout the state attended". [Other images in this folder show Chester and his wife with the cake as well as other guests next to them and in the background.]

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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."

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...

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"Escondido women looking forward to the annual Appearance of Autumn fashion Show of The Country Friends include (from left) Mrs. Rod Comunale, patroness; Mrs. James D. Brown, Escondido area director and Mrs. Richard K. Manson, patroness. 'The Agony and the Ecstacy" is theme for the show which is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at The Inn, Rancho Sante Fe. Fashions will be shown by John Hogan Co."

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[Miss Kitty Carson (Kim Bishop) and other attendees at an outdoor event, possibly the Powwowaroo of September 11, 1970, which included San Diego County Native American leaders, Escondido Mexican-American leaders, former mayors of the City of Escondido, and members of the Escondido Chamber of Commerce.]

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."