Box SC003-DR097

Views of the Escondido canal filling with rainwater. Also in this envelope are views of little children with disabilities in classroom at the California Avenue School in Vista, see evelope #21879.

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.

Man holds cardboard sign, "Hank's fishing hole Permits .25" above a pothole and a dead fish. In view is a pick-up truck with camper shell.

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)

"A new Brandeis University National Women's Committee chapter for North County will meet for the first time at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17. Members include (from left) Florence Wright, who will be hostess; Evelyn Keilson, president; and Sarah Stein, vice president."

Headshot: "A.T. Yancy, Jr. of 561 E. Mission Avenue has announced the he soon will operate a private postal serve for Escondido and North County". This privately owned business will be known as "Advertisers' Postal Service" for third class mail delivery.

"Bond try for SPHS readied" Escondido Union High School District trustees meet with teachers, parents and teachers to address a bond measure to finance overcrowded and underequipped San Pasqual High School. Envelope includes photos of meeting as well as photos of two speakers.

A week-long rainstorm in Escondido damaged an underground telephone cable at Pennsylvania Avenue and Waverly Place. The photograph of "Larry Taylor, a Pacific Telephone Co. repairman, seems that he is adrift on a large puddle."

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.

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.