Escondido (Calif.)

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[Envelope contains images of dedication of Fire Station #1, at 310 N. Quince Street, Escondido. The fire station was remodeled ($400,000) with an enlarged staff area, additional equipment, and a bigger kitchen. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

Scope and Contents "The Pioneer Newspaper of Escondido and Interior San Diego County." Library holds digitized copies of microfilm of the Escondido Times from 1893 - 1908. Access to this resource is restricted to students, staff, and faculty of California State University, and visitors to the physical library building, who can access the paper via ...

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[Exterior and interior shots of Fashion Floors, 553 W. 9th Ave., Escondido. Also exterior images of San Diego Gas & Electric workmen laboring outside of Escondido Dodge, Inc.]

Scope and Contents "Work and fun were combined last weekend at the Palomar Family YMCA when members of the Y Indian Guides enjoyed one of three campouts and worked on the Y's Indian Village at the rear of the Y. Fathers and sons who volunteered labor on seating for an amphitheater around a permanent campfire ring, are (from left) Irving Vaughan, Frank Brockel Jr., Gene Gray, Dee Nolan, Frank Brockel and Daryl Quandt." [Similar images in envelope as well as people by "Y Indian Guide" signage. Y Indian Guides...

Scope and Contents "Artist Alta Smith Happ of Escondido explains details of her painting depicting events in the historical Felicita Pageant, to Melville Howell, president of the pageant corporation. Mrs. Happ has donated the painting, estimated to be worth about $600, to the corporation. Presently it is on display at pageant headquarters at the Stoner Realty, 131 S. Orange St. The pageant, about the area's early history, will run the last three weekends in Sept. in Kit Carson Park, as a feature of Kit Carson...

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"Assisting a customer at the new North County women's store is Ina Bradley (right)". Store located at 1718 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido sells boooks, posters, crafts, jewelry and items on consignment. "The store also serves as the North Copnty headquarters for the National Organization for Women and a women's center." Other photos in this envelope are of Jean Kuchenmeighter, Poway playing fetch with her Labrador Retrievers at Webb Park, Rancho Bernardo.

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[Envelope contains images of sports "Field Day" with students from Orange Glen Elementary and Nicolaysen Center. Images taken in the field between the two schools. The Nicolaysen Center, named for Dr. Arthur Nicolaysen, was a Special Education Center for Escondido Unified School District from 1979-2006. It was converted to Community Day School in 2006. Unknown if images were published in newspaper.]

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"Frank Hagata, old time rancher - Escondido [California]."

"Frank Hagata, 98 interviewed for a project by San Pasqual High School history students told stories he remembered about Escondido." [Source: Times Advocate. May 22, 1991. Staff writer, Jeffery Bean. Photos, Dan Rios.]

"Valerie Ryan listens to Frank Hagata, 98 for a project by San Pasqual High School history students taping him as he told stories about Escondido."

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"Dr. Nick. G. Tsoulos shows some of the equipment in the pediatrics intensive care unit at Palomar Memorial Hospital to auxiliary members (from left) Francis Merriam, Faye Gould and Penny Rich. ..." 'X-Ray -Ted Folllies '76' , a musical revue fundraiser was presented at the Mr. Carmel High School auditorium in Poway.