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Black and white photograph of Tony Moiso and a young girl changing the number of the Mission Viejo population sign. To the left of Tony Moiso and the child is Jim Toepfer (Mission Viejo Company Vice President) kneeling down and holding something that looks like a map of Mission Viejo made out of a cake and a little boy placing candles into it. To the left of them is a man and a woman standing and watching the little boy. The man, woman, and two children are probably Mission Viejo residents. In the lower right margin is printed, "Photography by Richard A. Pucillo 646-5934." On the back of the photograph is stamped, "Credit - Photography By, Richard A. Pucillo, 2024 Meyer Pl., Costa Mesa, Phone 714-646-5934." Written in green ink is "Corporate." And in the upper left corner of the back is "M.V. April Report, Shoot 3x4 1/2" written in pencil.
Planned communities--California--Mission Viejo Photographs--California--Mission Viejo Cities and towns--Growth--California--Mission Viejo Signs (Notices)--California--Mission Viejo Children & adults--California--Mission Viejo Population--California--Mission Viejo Mission Viejo Company Toepfer, Jim Moiso, Anthony R., 1939-
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