Escondido (Calif.)

"Anne W. Machen is the new owner and operator of Patches 'N Things, a shop at 113 S. Broadway, Escondido" Store offers patches, shirt transfers, jewelry and silversmithing instructions. Headshots are of Machen displaying her handcrafted bracelet, necklace and ring.

Escondido "...Mrs. Edward Biddison of 1818 Country Lane" watched her dog chase a cat up a 56-foot palm tree. The cat would not come down. The humane society cannot help since tree was not in city limits. The same with the fire department. SDGE will not rescue unless on utility poles.

"Construction Worker taking a break from work at North County Times Building remodel"

North County Woman's store customer is a young woman with glasses. Ina Bradley, owner of the small bookstore located at 1718 E. Valley Parkway also in this envelope. See photo set #21802.

"Ed Quick of Escondido made his own one-seat buggy, and it didn't cost a lot either. He found a discarded automobile seat, a few two-by-four boards and a couple of wheels off an old farm machine". Quick drives around the city pulled by Miss Texas Twister.

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "Community leaders will read to students in celebration of OG's reading program. Students accumulated 682,000 min. of reading." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper. Images taken at Orange Glen Elementary School, 2861 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido.]

"Parents and teachers joined to paint a variety of colorful images, including a yellow brick road on the playground at Central School in Escondido. The games are designed to provide learning as well as enjoyment for younger students..." This envelope also has views of children in a school yard playing on various outdoor equipment in rural setting (photo seem to be same school playground at Palomar Mountain School.)

Photograph negatives show Mr. and Mrs. August C. Steffens as they manage the Pine Tree Motor Lodge on Highway 395 in Escondido, California. [Image 010 is used in the article.]

Envelope had views of lab activities by technicians, needles and other supplies at Palomar Memorial Hospital, Escondido.

Envelope has views of lab technicians working at equipment using laboratory supplies at Palomar Memorial Hospital.