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8 NEWS, Van Nuys, Calif. PART Monday, Jan. so. 1930! UNIVERSITY ToiiiToiiRslTM COURSES IN CONSTRUCTION OF KOUSiKG phase in planning a Included on the new schedule constructing a home, irom real are courses in laws and practices estate principals and estimating relating to ownership, control and Television Set 10 construction costs to interior decoration and landscape design, will covered in a group of courses to be offered in the spring semester of University College, late transfer of real estate, estimating costs in building construction, planning the home, historic periods of interior design, principles of interior and landscape fornia. will start Feb.

8 and will meet weeklj- for a 16-week period, according dean. to Dr. Carl Hancey, afternoon and evening division of plant materials. the University of Southern Cali- Of special interest to those planning new homes is a comprehensive course to be offered on Wednesday evenings which will cover site selection, cost analysis, new home materials and equipment, the use i of space, principles of color and furniture arrangement, acoustics, insulation, heating and lighting. Registration for the classes, which offer college credit, will begin Feb.

3 in the University College offices on the S.C. campus. West Vaiiey Pickup 6700 Aldea, Van Nuys RUgby 6-2132 S2 Per Month RUBBISH DISPOSAL RESIDENTIAL BARRELS ON WHEELS FURNISHED RAISE SPRING WHEAT Much of Alabama's foreign merce passes through Mobile. Mattress arvcL Sterilizing Van Nuys Mattress (o. 14901 Oxnard St.

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High in County Ownership of television sets was more than quadrupled in Los Angeles and neighboring communi- ties during 1949, Chairman Richard W. Millar of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce television committee reported today. TV sales in 1949 totaled 270,036, boosting the number of receivers from 79,640 a year ago to 349,676 as of Dec. 31, Millar said in an analysis of monthly sales surveys of the Southern California Radio and Electrical Appliance Assn. "We are eagerly awaiting, yearend reports from Chicago and Philadelphia in the hope that they may verify our belief that more TV sets were sold in the Los Angeles area last year than in any other television city except New York," the Chamber official added.

Possibly in Third "At the end of November, we were some 2500 ahead of Chicago for the year, it it has been, unofficially reported that Chicago sales slumped last month. "In the first three Quarters, we were about 2500 ahead of Philadelphia." Millar said the Chamber TV committee is hopeful also that final figures may show the Los Angeles market as a whole has at last passed Chicago for third place, behind New York and Philadelphia. Managing Director William J. Quinn of SCREAA estimated Los Angeles County has one TV set for each 3.8 families, with one for each 4.6 families in the area covered by the seven Los Angeles stations. A research firm (Coffin, Cooper, and Clay) reported one set for each 4.3 families in Los Angeles and Orange counties as of Dec.

15, Millar declared. Believed Shortage December sales in the Los Angeles area hit 47,041, down from 51,594 in November. Quinn asserted the drop reflected a shortage of product rather than any decline in public interest. Some distributors reported they were unable to keep up with demand in the Christmas rush. Millar estimated the public laid out more than 880,000,000 for TV receivers in the Los Angeles trading area last year.

Services Conducted for Accident Victim Funeral services for Mason Alden Page, 25, of 12306 Wicks Sun Valley, who died Jan. 22 as the result of a motorcycle accident during the Big Bear races, were conducted Saturday at 1 p.m. from the 'Pierce Brothers Valley Chapel. Church of the Latter Day Saints conducted the service. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery.

Page, a native son, died in the San Bernardino County Hospital. He was a sheet metal man by trade. He is survived by his widow, Genevieve; two daughters, Irene Gail and Ilene Dale, his patents, Mr. and Mrs. John Page of Studio City; two sisters and five brothers.

HONORED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE in church, war, civic and philanthropic activities during her nearly 88 years of life, Mrs. Margaret Carter of Van Nuys is shown receiving "Orchids to the Living" corsage presented as a feature of Community Sing program. By invitation of "Orchids" committee, presentation was made by her grandson, Ferdinand Mendenhall, pictured here with honoree. New9 ph ot True Pioneer Receives Orchid on Community Sing Program With firm step and lively manner which would do credit to one far less than her age, Mrs. Margaret Carter, now approaching her 88th birthday, walked up to the stage of Donna H.

Hubbard Audi:) torium Monday evening to two musicians of lauded abil- ceive the "Orchids to the Liv- ng" honor bestowed as a feature of Van Nuys Community Sing. This feature is carried on to give ity appear as guest performers on the program with Hilda Hemer. concert pianist, and Na- a Liebenbaum, cellist, present- moXWOOD TIMBER Ironwood is the popular name for trees whose and heavy. timber is hard NO DOWN PAYMENT ON QUALITY UPHOLSTERY We Meet All Competition of Comparative Quality PHONE STATE 5-0918 FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON DIVAN AND CHAIR OTTOMANS CUSHIONS RENOVATED FOOTSTOOLS FURNITURE REDESIGNED ALL TYPES OF QUALITY UPHOLSTERY AS LONG AS 24 MONTHS TO PAY VAN NUYS UPHOLSTERERS ESTABLISHED SINCE 1927 6847 VAN NUYS BLVD. STATE 5-0918 2 BLOCK NORTH OF VANOWEN recognition lo persons who have in selections.

Both have appear- demonstrated long, unselfish serv- ce in the interest of mankind, in jersonal or philanthropic ways, and co-sponsored by the Community Sing and by The News, with Mollett Florists as donor of the ethereal corsages. Responded With Message Pleasantly surprised, Mrs. Carter was called from the audience to the stage a a brief recounting of her church work, Red Cross activities and other service's down through four score years, and received the orchid corsage, presented to her by her grandson, Ferdnand Mendenhall. Mrs. Carter responded with a message over the stage microphone, stating that it is the duty and privilege of good citizens of the country to engage in civic and parish work to the end a "our nation and people all over the world may constantly be bettered." Mrs.

Carter's father came to the Civil War, crossing Atlantic on a sailing vessel. He moved west into Indiana and engaged in farming, marrying while in that state. The family thereafter traveled by covered wagon to northwest Missouri, where the immigrant and his wife homesteaded rich a i land and established their home. In Jlany Activities Coming to Van Nuys over a quarter of a century ago following death of her motncr a'nd father, Mrs. Carter built a home on Van- owen St.

where she resided for a period of years prior to. making her residence with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mendenhall, 14306 Valeric St. Member of the Christian Church since childhood, she has been active in parish work, both in Missouri and in Van Nuys, down through the years.

She served actively in Red Cross during World Wars I and II, and has long worked in missionary circles in her parish. Lauretta Lind, gifted contralto sang a group of selections before the highly appreciative audience as guest artist of the evening, being introduced by Col. C. W. Otwell, director of public relations.

Two Artists Next' Mrs. Ethel Richards, Community Sing chairman, was in charge of the evening's program, which opened with a half hour of audience singing under direction of Carl Cravens, with Athol Laity at the piano. Program scheduled tonight like- i i be opened at 7:30 o'clock with community singing, NATHAN" LDEBENBAUM Plays Cello Tonight ed with great symphony orchestras in Europe and America. Liebenbaum has announced his selections for the program as follows: Air Matteson Serenade: Granados Goyescas Air J. S.

Bach He will be accompanied by Mrs. H. J. Hemer. Liebenbaum has been solo cellist with the Berlin Symphony and New York Symphony, was on the musical staff of Warner Bros, for 14 years, also with R.K.O.

Studios, and for the past four years has been solo cellist with Eagle Lion Studios. BROAD JTJMPEB The kangaroo is a broad juniper par excellence but when it comes to high jumping he's not so good. He can broad over 30 feet but has difficulty clearing a four- foot fence. I FLOWERS 6179 Van Nuys Blvd. New Business Filings Listed In Valley Area New Valley area business enterprises as listed by licenses issued by the city clerk's office are: Vending Machines: Boles M.

Zyle and Kdna K. Zyle, 12063 Ventura and John W. Wheelus, 10606 Samoa. Retail: J. H.

Coscarella, 10844 Ventura Rogert Mark Ryan, 5266-70 Pico Ratsch McDowell 7050 Laurel Canyon Henry Sobbe a A Sobbe, 14076 Ventura Herman Sklar, 4349 Tujunga Jacob Kipen, 4349 Tujunga Joe A. Prothro, 5202 Van Nuys Blvd. Abel I. Balkind and Joe Balkind, 13274 Van Nuys Charles Montalbano, 17628 Ventura Paula S. Palmer, 11737 Victory Mark Clifton, 12670 Ventura Meyer Diamond, 7125 Van Nuys Robert Jewell and James Wilhoyte, 5960 Van Nuys Genevieve Green, Forman Ralph Trigo and L.

F. Tucker, 17741 Ventura Morris 1 12450 Magnolia W. C. Fenton and C. O.

Fenton, 8765 Reseda Blvd. Mack Johnson, 5701 Lankershim Frances Apagnola, 8734 Sepulveda Ellena and Harvey Bartlett, 14450 Titus Alice V. Rowley and Mary P. Wilson, 11731 Victory Joe Mahler, 13817 Foothill Blvd. Contractor: Dwight B.

Nolson, 3918 Goodland Hugh I. Freeman, 7031 Woodman Gene Simmons, 14849 Hartsook Lloyd W. Shite, 931 N. Avon St. Foot Peddler; Ella Kittleson, 18631 Collins St.

Kestaurant: John E. Quave, 17815 Ventura Tim Jardine, Archie Joint and Olive Griffin, 6127 Sepulveda Cosmo Pizza, 7218 Sepulvecla Catherine L. Teague, 16226 Ventura James Daginella, 12S30 Pierce Jack A. Hooser, 10910 Magnolia; Jean E. Smith, 7787-93 Foot-1 hill Joseph F.

Roubal, 52401 Vineland John G. Grimm, 44201 Van Nuys Grover G. 5661 Lankershim Howard Ross, 15300 a Blvd. Professional-Occupational: Caldwell Rogers 13159 Riverside 1 Drive; Peter Yoder, 7352 Reseda 1 Bird R. P.

Braverman and CaiV Groten, 7634 Sepulveda Johnnie B. Moore. 8518 Van Theodore M. Beem, 1S671 i Ventura Florence N. Mitter- ling, 10686 Haddon Whitney Leigh Dean, D.O., 8920 Katherine Edward L.

Sancomb, 19155 i Arminta O. Clay Roberts. 13700 Victory Robert H. Sission and Robert Strano, 8761 Gamut PL; Samuel Casselman. 4424 Simpson Florence B.

-Shaw, 7660 Sepulveda Blvd. Wholesale: Martin M. Rigby, 13650 Riverside Drive; Olayo Rubio, 8958 Glenoaks Richard A. Falla, 13207 Bradley Kenneth J. Rios, 11029 Sutter Georgette B.

Johnson and Germaine Trieste, 14438 Victory Rlvri Auto Camp: Val H. Amthor and Edith J. Amthor, 8951 San Fernando Road. Self-Service Laundry: Edward F. Nordsiek, 4714 Woodman Ave; W.

J. and Gladys R. MacKenzie, 5614 Van Nuys Blvd. Auctioneer: Jack Sheldon Wood, 7456 Lemp Ave. Commission I Broker: Joe O.

Harms, 9560 Van Nuys Blvd. Merchandise Vehicle: E. J. Gardey, 11921 Laurel Hill. Retail and Wholesale: Martin H.

Johannes, 14218 Aetna St. Speedometer Repair: Leta B. Harris, 5401 Lankershim Blvd. Contractor and Owner Builder: Sdward H. Pelkey and J.

Springer, 1732 Oakdale Ave. Dance Academy: Ray Leslie and Decline Shown in Gas Tax Revenues Gross z'evenues derived Turn Nu- vember distributions of fuel taxable under the motor vehicle fuel license tax law amounted to $12,045,245, according to William G. Bonclli, fourth district member of the State Board of Equalization. Net revenues of $11,015,125 were 2.3 percent lower than those of October 1949. Corinne Leslie, 5536 Reseda Blvd.

Auto Repair: Rinehart F. Seegar, 14441 Erwin St. tO 4 Ib. BERRIES IN STRAWBERHT PIE! YOU'LL ENJOY DINNER AT LUCILLE NORTON'S Lunch from 11:30. Dinner.

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GLOVER, D.C., Ph.C, Director 14524 Archwood Street Phone ST 5-9891 Van Nuys 1 BLOCK WEST OF VAN NUYS BLVD. AT VOVS MARKET Hours: 9 to 9 to 6, Sat. 9 to 12 U-DRIVE RENTALS Where have you been Our shoes are mighty thin Give us a break, Don'f wait too late Or we will have to close our gates Tractors, trucks, plaster mixers, cement mixers, cement finishers, saws, senders, and renovators. Trailers, horse trailers, hoists, wheelbarrows, post hole diggers, scoops, hand trucks, dol- lys and rotofilSers. Pipe cutters, ladders, weed burners, sprayers, pipe wrenches and 100 miscellaneous tools.

VISITORS CALLERS WELCOME Johnson Equipment Co. 18408 Sherman Way, Reseda Phone RUgby 6-1678 or 6236 Lankershim North Hollywood SUnset 2-0639 or'STanlev 7-4675 BUTCH SHOP 8747 SEPULVEDA BLVD. EMpire 2-2181 Specials for Jan. 30, 31, Feb. 1 Furniture--Furnishings Antiques--Appliances Tuesday Wednesday JAN.

31 FEB. 1 7:30 P.M. Each Evening Complete liquidation of consignment stock from homes, stores, warehouses. Eastern Hard-Rock Bedroom Set--English Highboy--Maple Chests. Dresners and End Tables--Decorator Table Lamps--Antique Secretary Desk--Crystal Chandeliers--Bedroom Room i--Used Refrigerators Stoves--Antique Implements--New Kitchen Uiensila--New Pop-lip Toasters--Folding; Chairs--Hundreds of Other Consignments.

VALLEY AUCTION STUDIO "FIRST AND LARGEST IN THE VALLEY" 6858 Lankershim No. Hollywood 1 Blk. No. of Vanowen SUnset 2-7777 LOEB L. COSSACK Valley Auctioneer STanley 7-4266 PURCHASES MAY BE PLACED ON TIMB PAYMENT PLAN LARRIE'S FIRST OF THE WEEK SUPER SPECIAL That Outstanding Sausage i SLICED PORK BACON CHOPS DELICATESSEN None Sold to Dealers--Quantity Rights Reserved A E.

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