Escondido (Calif.)

Scope and Contents

Headshots: Dave Darren, Escondido High School trophy winner for public speaker awarded by DECA - Distributive Education Clubs of America (DTA 02-12-1976). Also in envelope, San Marcos Candidate for City Council, Robert Maier, retired Police Lt. (DTA 02 16-1976).

Scope and Contents

"Escondido Taro 4-H Club members (from left), Lance and Tom Davids and Robert Rhamy, display prized lamb and pig which they have donated to the Escondido Junior Fair, currently under way. The animals will be auctioned at the fair at 6 p.m., Thursday, with proceeds going to a "Davids Scholarship" fund to aid a youth in his education."

Scope and Contents

[Two men and woman photographed in and outside of Discount House of Imports, noted on signage as "opening soon." Store was located at 2246 South Escondido Blvd.]

Scope and Contents

Headshots: "Controls shackle citizens" "Doug Best is a candidate for the Escondido City Council in the March 2 elections. Best, 50, is in public relations with a title company". (Best headshot is the man stareing directly into camera). "Budget expertise stressed" "F.J. Berry is a candidate for the Vista City Council in the March 2 election. Berry, 62, is a retired insurance company executive". (Berry slightly tilts head and smiling)

Scope and Contents

Home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark at 1221 S. Escondido Blvd is damaged due to a downed pepper tree toppled by wind gusts from a rain storm.

Scope and Contents

[Envelope contains images of volunteers cleaning up two buildings in downtown Escondido, California. 143-145 West Grand Avenue. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

Scope and Contents

[Per photographer's assignment, "Eileen Seiffert -- 77 year old legally blind lady has come every day for 5 years to serve breakfast at the NCIC [North County Interfaith Council] soup kitchen." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

Scope and Contents "Merits of Sta-Power engine conditioner seemed impressive to Ken Hogeland, owner of Ken's Shell Service at Ninth Avenue and Highway 395, when described by the firm's North County distributors, Charles Elliott (center) and Jack Cardoza, whose office is at 647 N. Broadway. A pure petroleum additive, the product is alkaline-based and will not only clean dirty engines of gum and lacquer, but is expected to reduce air pollution by as much as 70 per cent, according to the representatives."...

Scope and Contents

"A box-lunch auction for the benefit of the Escondido Regional Arts Gallery is planned...." Several views in 21867