Escondido (Calif.)

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Photograph negatives were from a 98th birthday celebration for Florence Luse at Gillette Restaurant. Other women in photograph negatives include Ethel Dixon and Amelia Paul. [Image 011 is used in the article.]

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"Sixty-five persons were served in the first day of a new nutrition program at the Joslyn Senior Center in Escondido". The program is City funded and meals are prepared by the Escondido Union (elementary) School District.

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"Maureen Tuzza - goblin. City of Escondido [California] employee contest - fundraiser." [Other images related to contest in file. Four prints are duplicates at different exposures]

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[Envelope contains images of musical note and children from Central School, Escondido (now Central Elementary School). Students painted an 8-foot musical note and wrote on the note words about education and the arts. The note was to go on top of the California Center for the Arts, Escondido. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

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[Author's account of diagnosis of family members with COVID-19.]

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[Author's description of online education experience, mother's kindness, injustice, Black Lives Matter.]

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[Author's account of working as a Youth Director at a San Marcos elementary school and Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos, online education, delaying graduation, contracting Covid, working as a substitute teacher in San Diego.]

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"The men of the Fundamental Baptist Church of Escondido put their building skills to work to bring a new baptistry into their church building. Ken Blocker and Ralph Robbins (left to right) and Dan Johnson (front) add finishing touches to the structure which will be dedicated this Sunday." This envelope also had two headshops of Robert Harman, candidate for San Marcos City Council.

Scope and Contents "The Boys' Club of Escondido recently received several pieces of equipment from local groups for use in various programs. In the photo on the left (left to right) Gary Wilson, executive director of the Boys' Club; and Sid Colquitt and Del Bradford of Security Pacific Bank, work out on the new 16 station universal gym given to the club by the California Community Foundation and the County Employees' Charitable Committee. At right, George Doherty of the Rancho Bernardo Lions Club, watches...