SAN DIEGO TO BECOME FLAGSTOP Yes, that's right! San Diego will be a flagstop on Saturday, May 14. That is the day that PSRMA is sponsoring an excursion via the Santa Fe. "The Fallbrook Avocado Festival" is the main event of the day. Our train will operate from National City over freight only trackage to San Diego. After a short stop in San Diego the train will proceed over the coast line to Fallbrook Junction, and on over the freight only Fallbrook Branch.
Equipment to be featured on the train will include an open baggage car, heavy weight equipment, and the observation car owned by OET.
The depature times and fares are yet to be announced, but should be out any day now. Be sure to watch for the flyers in your hobby shops and other places where rail fans congregate.
Information may also be obtained by phoning the PSRMA office, 233-0379.
ENSENADA OR BUSTToo late for a full story in this issue came the news of a new railroad to be built in Baja California. It is to be Electric Operation. More on this one in the next issue.
PSRMA ON EXHIBIT APRIL 16-17Various items of railroadiana will be exhibited at the Lakeside Family Fair on April 16 and 17.
This is good publicity for our museum. Help will be needed to staff the exhibit. Anyone who can assist please contact Walt Hayward.
INVENTORY DATE SETA work party is slated for April 24th to inventory PSRMA property. The project will include the cataloging of materials stored at the Hayward property in Lakeside and will take place there.
SAN DIEGO ELECTRIC HISTORYComing up soon is another chapter on the history of the San Diego Electirc Railway. The next issue of the Dispatcher will carry the story.
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MARK YOUR CALENDER NOW
SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1966 - - - - NATIONAL CITY TO FALLBROOK EXCURSION
SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1966 - - - - PSRMA MEETING 7:30PM - OLD EL CAJON LIBRARY
SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1966 - - - - WORK PARTY - INVENTORY OF MATERIALS
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