Box SC003-DR097

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Jack Koontz, Director of the San Marcos Multiple Listing service for real estate brokers and associates (Weekly Free Press)

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Robert Baker, Orange Glen High School Escondido is first male allowed to compete for DAR "Good Citizen" award. Envelope also has headshot of unidentified middle-aged woman.

Scope and Contents "New officers of the Rancho Bernardo Welcome Wagon Club will be installed at 11:30 at the Miramar Naval Air Station Officers Club". Envelope headshots are: Esther Holt, President wears light colored knit jacket with several long chain necklaces; Margie Wiehl, First vice president wears printed wide collar blouse over jacket and bead and chain necklace; Vicki Curtis, Recording secretary wears loose turtle neck with dark jacket, large hoop earrings; and, Betty Briegel, treasurer wears...

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"Some oranges on a tree in a grove between Escondido and Ramona on San Pasqual Valley road are reflected in pool of water left by the current rain storm, while other float". Views in envelope include flooded irrigation canals and fallen fruit.

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"High and dry above a new lake formed by the recent rains, these farmhouses stand lonely but secure under a threatening sky. The scene, off San Pasqual Road near the San Diego Wild Animal Park, is a study in reflections, illustrating the contrast between the stark dryness of the recent prolonged winter drought and the sudden wetness that ended it."

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Teacher at a table in a classroom working with young children. Paint or color projects are about first grade.

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"Devon Cadwell (left) recently showed her teacher, Barbara Menard (right), what looks like a auto jack, but really is a musical instrument." Devon won an award in a math fair for the invention at Twin Peaks Missle School, Poway. Steve Rexrode (second from right) also awarded for a math project relative to winning at gambling. "His teacher, Dorothy Koniges, is behind him."

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Fire hydrant art painted with prints of bare feet joins a fad in Poway competition for bicentennial art along Poway Road.