Escondido (Calif.)
Found in 178 Collections and/or Records:
"Happy day for 4-H member", 1970-09-02
Harry Sternberg, artist
Harry Sternberg, artist, 1994-09-27
"Artist Harry Sternberg in his Escondido studio points to a self-portrait while interviewed about his 120 print show presented at the San Diego Museum of Art. The show covered his nearly 70-year career. Source: Times-Advocate September 27, 1994. Author, William Fark. Photos, Dan Rios."
"Helping hand for injured driver", 1970-08-12
"Escondido police officer comforts dazed Ronald Lee Griffith, 19, of 1254 N. Ivy St., Escondido [California], after auto he was driving east on Highway 78 plunged down embankment near Metcalf Street and overturned. Griffith escaped with apparently minor injuries in the accident which occurred early Tuesday. CHP [California Highway Patrol] investigated the crash." Envelope contains similar images of accident.
"Imitate Golden Door menus", 1976-02
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.
"Imitate Golden Door menus", 1976-02-15
"Mushrooms, low in calories and high in flavor, make hors d'oeuvres for the vegetable cocktail hour (top right). In other photos Michel Stroot creates one of his delectable, slimming, fruit and gelatin souffle desserts and garnishes with kiwis, oranges and raspberries."
"Informal patio tea is planned", 1970-08-09
Photograph negatives show three members of the Escondido branch of the American Association of University Women discussing arrangements for an informal tea. The three members are Mrs. Oscar P. Liebreich, Mrs. Kenneth Seebold, and Mrs. James M. Lynch. Image 008: Ceiling light on. [Image 006 is used in the article.]
""Instant Personality" is show theme", 1970-08-13
"Deana Craven (left) director at the Girls' Club, and Debbie Tyree (standing at right) are looking for the right type of wig for Miss Tyree's mother, Mrs. James B. Tyree. Miss Tyree is the president of the Volunteens, teenage girls at the club, who will sponsor a wig show at 7:45 tonight at the club, 165 E. Lincoln." [Envelope contains additional related images.]
