"Lt. John Jensen of 1942 S. Broadway, Escondido, barks an order to his men aboard a tank at National Guard headquarters at Fort Irwin, apparently unimpressed with their pride in target accuracy. North County men are (from right) Larry Jones of Leucadia, George Miller and Ted Matzen of Escondido. The men wind up two weeks training Saturday at the desert base." [Additional images in envelope are of other activities at Fort Irwin. Images in envelope 00015, 00020, 00023 possibly related.]

"Campbell Naismith of San Diego, who has begun a class for would-be bagpipe players in Escondido, tunes up his 75-year-old set for the edification of local fans. He wears all his regalia except one shoe and stocking. His ankle was injured in fall from cliff."

[Possibly related to envelopes 00015, 00020 and 00021, images of Fort Irwin.]

"A water wheel stands at the southern end of the mobile home park [possibly at Lawrence Welk Village]. A tiny trickle of water runs from it -- music in an otherwise quiet spot." [Envelope contains additional related images of water wheel and nearby water (Images 001-010). Images 011-012 of senior women posing for group picture.]

[Three elderly women sitting at a dining table with each other looking at menus and conversing.]

[Images 001-007: Three women sitting on chairs in a room conversing with each other. Image 008: Ceiling light on.]

"Mrs. John Edmondson Jr. displays the trophy recently received by the Junior Woman's Club in recognition of the many hours they contributed in the neighbor to neighbor cancer drive. Mrs. Edmondson is cancer chairman for the local Junior Woman's Club. The trophy will be on display for one month at Escondido National Bank." Other images in envelope include a group of men around a table, and something unclear bearing the description "A Brett & Edwards original."

[Three men standing in a room by a table. One man holding "parts list"; on top of table is a TV. Atop TV is a trophy, possibly golf trophy.]

"Seemingly unimpressed at being named grand champion at Thursday's auction at the Escondido Junior Fair, was "Bull-ett," who sold for $1.45 a pound. His owner, Joleen Beljean, of San Dieguito 4-H Club, was happier." [Envelope contains additional related images.]

[Duplicate or similar images to 00032]