Cain, Bill

Scope and Contents "Rousing itself like a young behemoth for an assault on the universe is the new 60-inch Mayer telescope at Palomar Mountain. The scope, though smaller than the famed 200-inch telescope, will see almost as far. It will be used to map areas of the heavens which later will be explored in detail with the more powerful 200-inch telescope." [Envelope contains similar images. Images in envelope related to those in envelope 398. Adjacent story "'Wiener-scope' fills gap in probing stars' secrets,...

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"With banners flying, 250 members of 12 Escondido service clubs rendezvoused Tuesday at Grape Day Park at their eighth Inter Club Luncheon. Members were entertained by the Orange Glen High School concert band, heard an address by Lawrence E. Vredevoe, a UCLA professor and enjoyed lunch of barbecued beef, ham and condiments."

Scope and Contents [This envelope contains three published images and numerous additional images related to Fort Irwin. Published images contain the following captions and bylines: "Escondido brass on hand: Getting a "Well Done!" from visitor Will Mason, Escondido city councilman (left), are S. Sgt. Richard Flores (center) and Capt. Roy "Pat" Archer of Escondido. The local guardsmen put on a show for the visitors at a remote firing range."; "In touch with tanks: Some guys don't have it so bad at that - like...

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"Getting ready for their first customer at Chuck's Bootery, 1622 E. Valley Parkway in Valley Plaza shopping center, are Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hankins, owners. Son Michael, 5, celebrates the opening with an ice cream cone. The store will feature a complete line of Dr. Scholl shoes and foot products, and will offer a shore repair service." [Envelope contains similar images from inside and outside of store.]

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"Long-time Escondidan Peter Oliver recalls earlier times in the Southland as he scans a pulp novel about Kit Carson, printed in 1935. Oliver says he hopes the new Kit Carson Days will be as wonderful for the community as Grape Days were."

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"Mrs. Homer Smith (left) and Mrs. Barry Brindley (center) advise Mrs. Randall McCowan on the proper place to put a bumper sticker reminding other motorists not to forget U.S. prisoners of war. The women are members of Iota Lambda chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority which will participate in a letter writing campaign to obtain names of the prisoners in Vietnam." [Envelope contains similar related images.]

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"Food for frontiersman George Davignon, president of the Escondido Chamber of Commerce, is offered by Felicita (Tina Sarno) and Miss Kitty Carson (Kim Bishop) during Kit Carson Days festivities Thursday at Grape Day Park. Employes [sic] of businesses around town are appropriately garbed in the true frontier spirit during the event." [Envelope contains additional images from the festivities.]

Scope and Contents Image 001: Lady standing while talking with someone on the telephone Image 002-006: ["Bike safari gets clearance"] Photograph negatives show a summer school bike class receiving safety instructions. The bike line is led by Principal Royce Moore and student David Briggs.["Image 006 is used in the article.] Image 007-012: ["Pollution-free vegetables"] "Mr. and Mrs. George Norton of 706 Bennet Ave. admire their organically-grown vegetables raised on only one-quarter...

Scope and Contents "While driver Robert Jennings made a phone call for help from a neighborhood house, an unidentified spectator (left foreground) speculated on how a water-pull vehicle fell from its trailer on the Metcalf Street onramp to Highway 78. The equipment, owned by Jennings Grading and Paving of Escondido, suffered an estimated $2000 damage when it became overbalanced going around the turn and fell off. A diesel-powered vehicle, the water-pull is used to wet down newly-cleared areas to keep dust...

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"Roy "Max" Maxon and wife Mildred admire an old radio transmitter using "breadboard" construction."