Box SC003-001

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[Images of soldiers, jeep, and tank. Jeep contains sign that says "Sixth US Army Evaluation." Images possibly taken at Fort Irwin, possibly related to envelopes 00020, 00021, 00023.]

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Photograph negatives were part of an article written by Eloise Perkins about the Laurence Welk Country Club Village. The images showcase the mobile home park located on Highway 395 in Escondido. [Image 008 is used in the article.]

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Photograph negatives were part of an article titled “Around the Arts” written by Kathlyn Russell in the Sunday Supplement section of the Escondido Daily Times-Advocate. It showcases local artist Craig Boggs, who was the opening artist for Escondido’s new art marketplace titled “The Alley Galley,” which opened on August 15, 1970. [Image 002 is used for the article.]

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[Envelope contains images of men -- including possibly Rube Nelson -- standing around or sitting on Rube Nelson's 1895 Russell steam tractor. The tractor was a fixture at Rube's Country Corner (est. 1925), at one time the oldest supermarket in Escondido, California. Rube's Country Corner went out of business in 1982.]

Scope and Contents "Images 003-006 and 008: [""Churches combine vacation school""] ""Mrs. Hal Beach (left) from the Westminster Presbyterian Church explained the combined Daily Vacation Church School of the Presbyterian and the First Congregational churches."" Other individuals in the photos include Libby Murray, Mrs. Terry Back, and Carmen Back.[Image 004 is used in the article.] Images 007 and 010; [""Scout earns Eagle rank""] Boy Scout Donald Sinclair is being awarded the rank of Eagle Scout...

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Photograph negatives show Mr. and Mrs. August C. Steffens as they manage the Pine Tree Motor Lodge on Highway 395 in Escondido, California. [Image 010 is used in the article.]

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"Many North County Hobbyists will display their work at a Hobby Fair sponsored by the Woman's Club of Vista on Sept. 19 and 20 at the Vista Woman's Clubhouse, 1375 Oak Drive. Committee members for the fair are (left to right) Mrs. Harold Dignan; Mrs. Frank Meyer, chairman, and Mrs. Ed Wollenberg. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20." [Envelope contains additional related images.]

Scope and Contents [Images probably related to envelope 119. Images 001-003, 010: Older woman with a short light-colored hair wearing a horizontal striped shirt sitting at a table with checkered tablecloth, food on table, lady picking at long sub sandwich. Image 004: Woman kneeling on the ground behind a table, table she is kneeling behind is covered with foods on plates and cans, more tables set up behind her, people standing around the other tables. Images 005-006: table with cans on it, man with sunglasses...

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"Rene Verdon, right, formerly chef to the late President John F. Kennedy, shows Norman Mitchell, left, president-elect of the American School Food Service Organization, and Mable Dalrymple, coordinator, proper use of the "French knife" in the culinary field. Mitchel and Verdon were expert lectures before a group of more than 400 school food service workers attending the 11th annual County Food Service Workshop." [Envelope contains similar images.]

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"Whitey Morgan (left), systems' operator for the Vista Irrigation District, scoops up a bottle of alum treated water at the VID's Pechstein reservoir, while Tom Wilson, project engineer, prepares to chart the findings. The VID's alum treatment plant went into operation last February at a cost of about $5000." [Envelope contains additional photographs related to article on Vista Irrigation District and alum treatment.]