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Santa Cruz Sentinel-News 9 Friday, December 23, 1949 Calvary Episcopal Christian Alliance Presents Pageant Micb'ols Writes Ck Meek Trairkey 9 By Harman W. Nichols Washington, Dec. 23 There isnothing as delicious as a turkey r.eck- if you know how to prepare The dope on how it's done comes from Anthony Rota, head chef of the iVillard hotel. He has been in s.this country 36 years and he has and stewed turkey necks around the world. 3 We.

got. to talking about how a turkey stays in the average ice box so long 'you begin to consider it dne-of the family. 'flow can you get away from gravy turkey, gobbler livers on toast and plain old hash?" I ask-- ed. "There are m(jre pleasant ways 3 to get rid of the remains," Rota said, fingering hisxwaxed white -mustache. "Ever heard of wing-3 neck a la-Riviera?" Vell, said the chef, it goes like Jhis: Take some bay leaves, a few slices of onion, a tablespoon of (NEA Tdephoto) PRAYERS MAY BE ANSWERED Ten-year-old Betty Lou Marbury of Memphis, who asked the nation to pray for her so that she would not lose her right hand which has a malignant lesion on one finger, is shown with her father, Henry Marbury, on arrival in Boston.

A bone specialist and the entire board of experts of Boston Children's Hospital will examine the "highly malignant lesion? to see what can be done about saving her hand. Early Railroading Days Hare Chronicled In Iron Ponies one-half years ago I asked two friends similarly interested in the Congratulations 5V, March of Dimes 1W9 Poster Girl Linda Iris Brown, 4, of San Antonio, (right), wishes Wanda Wiley, 8, of Austin 1950 poster girl, best of luck. Linda has recovered from polio. Texas' Governor Allan Shivers, who entertained them at the governor's mansion in Austin, looks on. Both girls will leave for Washington where Wanda will be received by President Truman at the White House.

(AP Wire-photo) Live Oak Church School Presents Program Tonight The first Christmas celebration in the newly constructed Live Oak Community Methodist church will be held this evening at 7'30 o'clock with children from every depart ment of the church school partici pating in the program. Mrs. Earl Giles, church school director, announced that the children would present recitations, instrumental and vocal numbers, a verse-speaking choir and a pantomime. Emphasis of the program is placed on sharing, as each child has been asked to bring a white gift of food, clothing or toys. Parents have also been urged to bring their white gift to assist the needy in the community.

Following the evening program the Youth Fellowship of Live Oak will join with the young people of Grace Methodist church to go caroling. J. Kane, Private Detective, is Dead San Francisco, Dec. 3 A. J- Kane, 60, a private detective who cracked many famous cases, died yesieraay.

He established the A. J. Kane detective agency in 1910 and over the years solved many sensational crimes. In 1919 he nabbed Theodore Banta, a young San Francisco embezzler, tracking him to Wheeling, W. Va.

Later he apprehended two of the remaining members of the "Forty Strong" bank gang after a daring daylight robbery of the Al-varado bank in Alameda county. His work involved dangerous assignments. He was shot in the back in the 1920's while investigating the Ku Klux Klan for a district attorney. There are more than seven thousand different kinds of ants. hb; 14 A WilM 11 1 Call Us Now for a free estimate on your plumbing and heating needs Power Sewer Cleaning Equipment Neat Installation Work Guaranteed Clinton's Plumbing Located Brookman Hardware Phone 3943 or 4119-J onfidence in one's marketing agency pportunity to.

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By Appointment Ph. 85-W-4 Holds Eve Service The customary Christmas Eve midnight service at the Calvary Episcopal church will begin at 11:30 o'clock Saturday night with holy communion and a short address, with Christmas music. On Sunday there will be the celebration of holy communion at 8 o'clock. The Christmas service for the church school will have an offertory by the junior choir and a special item for the instruction period in addition to carols and appropriate hymns. At 11 o'clock the choral communion service will be held with a sermon and Christmas music.

There will be no vesper service in the afternoon. Illustrates Service At Church of God During the one-hour service at the First Church of God, Seabright at Broadway, Sunday evening, Pastor-artist Wade B. Jakeway, will draw with colored chalk a picture entitled "A White Christmas," while Dick Woodsome, talented soloist, provides background singing of carols and hymns. The drawing will show an American Christmas setting rather than the usual Oriental background with a spotlight emphasizing it under six different colored lights. The service will begin at 7:30 o'clock with a cordial invitation extended to the public.

St. John's Offers Two Yule Services Two Christmas celebrations will be offered at St. John's Episcopal church at Capitola, opening with a high choral eucharist at 11:30 o' clock on Christmas eve. The evening service will include the blessing of the creche followed by special musical selections by the choir. Soloist will be Margaret Feagin who will sing Holy Night." Topic of the Christmas message to be given by Rev.

Fred W. Dag-lish is "The Face of a Child." The second celebration will begin at 11 o'clock Christmas Day with the augmented choir for the occasion under the leadership of Mrs. Charles Tipper. Forty Hours Devotion Of Dioceses Announced The Forty Hours devotion for the Monterey-Fresno diocese has been announced and will begin in this county May 21 at Capitola, June 24, Holy Cross, Santa Cruz; July 2, Boulder Creek; August 27, Our Lady Help of Christian, Wat-sonville; August 27, Felton; September 24. St.

Patrick's, Watson-ville, and December 8, Star of the Sea, Santa Cruz. ftj BLIC IQTI CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ ss. We hereby certify that we are part ners transactine business at 1106 Pacific Avenue. City of Santa Cruz.

State of California, under a designation not showing the names of the persons interested in such business, to wit: VETERANS G. I. -CHECKER CAB COMPANY. The names of the partners are: Aneelo Peter Urbani. residing at 124 Encmal Street, Santa Cruz, California; and Floyd R.

Travlor, residing at 328 Main Street. Santa Cruz. California. WITNESS our hands this 20th day of November, 1949, ANGELO PETER URBANI FLOYD R. TRAYLOR STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ 55. On the 29th day of November. 1949 before me personally appeared Angelo Peter Urbani and Floyd R. Travlor. know to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same.

Witness mv hand and seal of my office this 29th day of November, 1949. (SEAL) EUGENE J. ADAMS. Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, State of California. J.

FRANK MURPHY, EUGENE J. ADAMS, Attorneys at Law. Dec. 2-9-16-23 The Chapel of The Open Door Palomar Hotf I Chinese Room (Take elevator) Sundays 11 to 12 AH Welcome SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE on the -25th, Christmas -Sunday, arranged by Mesdames Woods Ilynen. Christmas story by Mrs.

Ethel Palm. minister of the Chapel and his ever grateful to the vast, number of friends who have flooded their home with cards, -gifts, etc. It will take time but sall shall "be duly acknowledged. Donations are being used for 'hospital and. other needy purposes.

The minister will give a short sermon on "No Room," Sunday. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Dr. HeBer St. Clair Mahood 152 Walnut Phone 5194 -W S3 .54 OH permanent wave S5.S0 ilX0'Cri eU cold wit S7J5 ipoo hair lyl 31S SALON LOUISE Ml Walnut 'Av. Ph.

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A- Phone 5490-J We have recommended permanent radiator 4 Sorth end 43rd Ave-, 1 blk. from Capitola-Rd. John Lahde, Prop. I- flour, a tablespoon of curry powder. Kick it up into a batter and sim mer for two minutes and then add a half pint of milk.

Then take a turkey neck and two wings already cooked and steam and serve with steamed rice. Another way to set the family mind off slightly-used turkey is to dice what left of the dark and white meat. Add some red or green peppers and mushrooms, add two tablespoons of butter and cook for 10 minutes. Then put in three ounces of sherry wine and Vz pint of cream, plus two tablespoons of flour and the yolk of an egg. Serve in a patty shell and the folks won't know they're eating turkey at all, Rota says.

But one of Rota's favorites is what he calls "turkey short cake planta tion." You slice up what is left of the turkey and slosh in half a glass of white wine and a pint of cream sauce. Then you bake some corn bread and saw it up Into three-inch squares. Then you put the whole thing into the oven and bake until it is a golden brown. Serve with sweet potatoes, a slice of ham on top, plus any kind of soft cheese. It sounded good and it was.

Prisoner Makes Good On Second Escape Attempt Texarkana. Dec. 23 VP). A 24-j-ear-old man held here after escaping from the Kern county, jail, sawed his way out of the Texarkana city jail this week. He is James Prince White, one of seven men who made a mass escape November 12 from the Cali fornia jail, three days after he was arrested in Bakersfield, on charges of burglary, narcotics possession and probation violation.

Bowie county officers here ar rested White Tuesday and said he admitted burglarizing a drive-in theater here and attempting two other burglaries. White sawed through a seven- inch bar in a cell window seven feet high after piling on his cot old traffic stands kept in his cell. He then slipped out a side door. MASS AT DAVENPORT Midnight mass will be performed Christmas Eve at St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic church, Davenport, it was announced today.

Confes sions will be heard at 11 p. m. Earthworms swallow soli and di gest the vegetable matter from it. ireee CT AAA Garage Phone 3050 -3gf antT subject if they would be interested in collaboration. They were, so we set to work." Last June the volume was ready for printing.

Aptly named in a chapter on the old South Pacific Coast line which was built by James G. Fair, the Ne vada silver millionaire, in 1880. It is entitled "By Tunnels, Trestles, and Trees." It ran from Alameda to Santa Cruz. It was this line that had the gi gantic task of tunneling through the Santa Cruz mountains between Felton and Los Gatos. A number of long forgotten days are related Another chapter of great inter est here is the one on the Spreck- els line which ran from Capitola to Watsonville to Salinas.

It was built by Claus Spreckels, the German immigrant who made millions in sugar and built himself a mansion on several thousand choice acres at Aptos. ror those interested reading why there are today remains of a wharf and railroad embank ment at Palm beach and what happened to several rail and streetcar lines, "Iron Ponies' has the answers. It is always fascinating to learn about the development of our county, especially when a book is well written, documented, and illustrated as "Oil Lamps Iron Ponies." Incidentally, the volume is also the answer to Santa Cruzans search ing for a Christmas present of last ing value. It is available at loca book stores. The price is $5 for the regular edition and $7.50 for the de luxe edition.

It was printed oy .1 uramo Fress. Salinas. Re viewed by r.NJ.) Announce Capitola Baptist Program The First Baptist church in Cap- 1101a win Degm ennstmas fesuvi-ties this evening with a program of caroling and prayer and on the screen the "Life of Christ" and "The Christmas Story" presented Dy Kev. Max Hughes. Recitations by the Sunday school children will complete the eve ning's activities.

Topic for Sunday morning's serv ice on Christmas dav will be "God's First Christmas Gift" by Rev. C. L. Hammond. At the evening service the pastor will address the congregation on "The Light of the World." Prayer meetings will be discontinued until after New Years.

Th nrnnhfw and fulfillment of mminff of the Messiah will be presented in eight scenes in the naeeant "The Coming of Christ" at the Christian and Missionary Alli ance church, 260 soquel avenue Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. A cast of 29 will participate in the nresentation wearing colorful costumes of bible lands with suit able scripture and special music provided throughout and augment ing each tableau. Mrs. Priscilla Bertscb, director of the tableaux, is ably assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Trinidad and Mrs.

Ona Wiig. Musical director and pianist is Miss Ruby DimmicK. There will be treats at the close of the pageant. The morning program at 9:45 o'clock will be a series of colored slides showing the Christmas story. An address by the pastor will fol low at 11 ciock on -None reav er Soloist will be Mrs.

Bertsch. A cordial invitation is extended to attend. Masses Announced For St. Joseph's Midnight mass will begin the special Christmas observances at St. Joseph's church in Capitola, Rev.

Father J. M. Phelan announced. The mass will include holy com munion, benediction of the blessed sacrament, a sermon, and Christmas carols by the choir under the direction of Leo Garsky with Vir ginia Garsky at the organ. Soloist for the 9 o'clock mass is Barbara Doran, and Anita Giudici will be at the organ.

The morning mass will also include the sermon and holy communion. At the 11 a.m. mass Captain Laf-fler will be the organist and Louis Breckon, soloist. Theme for all three masses will be "Christ, the Son of God, Became Man to Remain With Us Until the End of Time Special Service At First Methodist A special service of Christmas music and the spoken word will be held at the First Methodist church, 207 Church street, at the regular 11 ociock morning worship hour. Rev.

Raymond M. Squire, pastor, has announced that his sermon topic for the day will be "Christmas Day, 1949. There will be a num ber of appropriate Christmas an thems presented by the senior and junior choirs under the direction of Vera McKenna Clayton. At the regular Sunday school time, 9:45 o'clock, there will be a presentation of the Christmas Story according to Matthew and Luke, using beautiful full-color slides The Sunday school assembly will be in charge of Arthur Ward. There will also be carol singing and the customary song sung to a shut-in member of the church school, over the telephone.

Baptists Combine Christmas Service A unified service for both Sunday school and congregation will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday in place of the regular services at the First Baptist church. Dr. Arthur S. Lewis, pastor, will have a message for children and adults. Van Dyke's story of the "Foolish Fir Tree" will be followed bv an address on "The Wonderful Christ." The junior choir under the direction of Mrs.

Lloyd Oterendorp will also participate in the Christmas program. This evening at 7:30 o'clock the Christmas tree party for Sunday school children and parents will be held in the church sanctuary. large extent in the construction of many television receiving tubes. Cruz County Kiwanis Club. or Bob Morgan, Soquel, Calif.

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The book chronicles the fascinating tale of the building, development, and alas, decline, of narrow-gauge lines, nia and Oregon. Of particular interest here are two chapters on Santa Cruz county narrow-gaueg lines. "Iron Ponies" was written by three men: Frederick Shaw, Sau-salito architect; Clement Fisher Jr. of the Santa Fe railroad, and George H. Harlan, U.

S. army transport service official at Fort Mason. The book jacket train design is the work of Warren Chase Mer-ritt, Aptos artist. Merritt has been a friend of Shaw for many years. He is expert on trains, having designed many covers for railroad fan magazines.

In an informal style, the three writers tell tales of railroading in the old days. In a letter to this reviewer, Shaw said: "Three and PUBLIC NOTICE On Motion by Director Kessler Seconded by Director Tabaechini The following Resolution it Adopted: RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO MAKE CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS CAPITOLA COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT. PROJECT NO. 1949-1 RESOLVED, bv the Board of nirer. tors of the Capitola County Sanitation District, Santa Cruz.

County. California. mat tne puonc interest and convenience require, and that it is the intention of said Board to chance and modify the proceedings under the Resolution of Intention adopted by tHi Board on November 18, 1949, as follows, to-wit: 1. Change and modify the said proceeding to provide for the construction of an 8-inch vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewer main in Forty-Fifth Avenue between Topaz Avenue and Soquel Avenue, and that a 6-inch vitrified clap pipe sewer main, together with risers, wye branches and laterals opposite the improved lots on the east 5-ide thereof be constructed in Oak Street between Beverly Avenue and a point, 470 feet north of the center line thereof, and in accordance with the plans for said sewer as contained in the engineer's report filed pursuant to said Resolution of Intention. 1.

Change and modify said proceedings to provide for the deletion of the laterals running to the parcels of property bearing assessment numbers 1130, 2175. 2178 and 2195, by canceling the assessment on parcel number 1130 and by reducing by $50.00 each the assessments on parcels numbers 2175, 3178 and zisjo. 2. Change and modify said proceed ings to increase the boundaries of the assessment district to include addition al lots on Railroad Avenue (now Esca lona Avenue) to Bay Avenue, and all the lots on Saxon Avenue and Central Avenue, and Grand Avenue to Cliff Avenue, Fairview Avenue between Central Avenue and Cliff Avenue, and on the east side of Cliff Avenue be tween Fairview Avenue and Grand Avenue: and all the lots on McCor mick Avenue and Park Avenue from Bay Avenue to Washburn Avenue, Lorn a Avenue from McCormick Avenue to Washburn Avenue, Younger Avenue from Monterey Avenue to Loma Avenue and on the west side of Washburn Avenue from Monterey Avenue to Park Avenue. 4.

Change and modify th proceed ings to assess the cost of the newer line Bay Avenue from Park Ave nue to Cherry Avenue to the property in said proposed assessment district north of Park Avenue and East of Monterey and Bay Avenues. 5. Change and modify the proceedings so that the cost of the Improvements south of Escalona Avenue and east of Central Avenue be assessed upon the area lying south of the South ern Pacific Railroad and east of Bay Avenue and Cliff Avenue and its southerly prolongation to the Bay of Mon terey. 6. That said changes and modifica tions be done by endorsement on the face or the engineers report or oy filing amended documents therein, or by both.

7. That Thursday. January 5. 1950. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.

M. in the meeting place of this Board. Council Chambers, City Hall, Capitola. California, are hereby fixed as the time and place when and where the matter of maxing said changes ana modifications will be considered by this Board and all persons interested therein will be heard. 8.

A copy of this resolution shall be published once in the Santa Cruz Sentinel-News at least ten days before sai a hearing. PASSED and adopted this lJth day of December, 1949. by tne following vote: AYES, Directors: Kessler. Tabaechini, Oettl. NOES, Directors: None.

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