anaheim-gazette 1952-12-07

82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1827 VOLUME LXXXII ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Vera B. Oster Opens RE Office Vera B. Oster, licensed real estate broker, announces the opening of the realty office at 709 So. Los Angeles st. in Anaheim. Mrs. Oster has been a resident of Orange county for four years. Prior to her residency in Anaheim she was engaged in real estate in Sherman Oaks, Calif. Colonial Classics Homestead Provincial DINHERWARE Here's The Home CHARMING HOME — Charles and Hazel Washbon amply supplied with ideas when they tackled the plan of their new home, shown above, at 13932 Country I Homestead Provincial DINHERWARE By Paintrail HAND PAINTED FROM CALIFORNIA Modern in design, but antique in flavor. Striking green and red pastoral scenes against a background of Provincial Maple. You'll want a set of these interesting Early American shaped dinnerware pieces because it will enhance your dining pleasure. Open stock. ECONOMY STARTER SET FOR 4 16 PIECES—four each cupa, saucers, bread & butter, large plates. If pieces purchased separately... $18.00 SAVE $585 Mitchell's 239 W. Center St. Anaheim Phone 4648 CHARMING HOME — Charles and Hazel Washbon amply supplied with ideas when they tackled the plan of their new home, shown above, at 13932 Country Place. BY JOAN S. WHITE Charles and Hazel Washbon adventured into good living. Their first house in Fullerton's Sunny Hills was conventionally lovely but never made them feel at home. Their second, at 13937 Country Lane here in Anaheim, was tailored to family specifications, built in the spirit of adventure, and suits the occupants right down to the ground. The house is as casual as the California couple who lives there. Both Charles and Hazel were born and raised in Orange county and enjoy the freedom that the long, low ranch type dwelling gives with its many entrances and its blending with the out-of-doors. When it was in the drawing board stage, Hazel said, "give me a country kitchen and a big fireplace. Give me a home that is easy to care for. We have learned what we like in a house. Now let's have it." Charles went along with that, even though as a general building contractor he sometimes advises home-builders against it. He had seen enough of the building to know that these ideas have resale value. Neely Landscaped The house stretches down middle of a 60x135 corner the long way. Some twelve dredged square feet of house on a narrow front fringe of which is charmingly landscaped with geraniums, daisies and a similar space in back is over to a sheltered brick with barbecue, redwood tall comfortable chairs. Each room is resigned to compliment the while requiring a minimum yard work. Inside, Hazel has her co-kitchen designated by sofa a dining-den as well as kitchen proper is a stained 9x12 affair, very cool with bright yellow tile sliding work space flanked on one side by stove and refrigerator. This part is removed from remaining 11x12 foot area by a short breakfast and built-in hutch. The whole room takes its place from the picturesque wall of mellowed used brick fireplace itself is small and raised hearth. It blends fully with the open beam of the shoulder high wainscot hand rubbed knotty pine vincial patterned wall paper two-toned cottage curtain plete the background for the dining table, a Boston rock of all things, a television. Just naturally this is the used room in the house. The rage, patio and half bath are jacent to it. Asphalt tile completes its practicality. Home Feeling On the other side of the place wall is a much larger place serving the living room again the warm tones used brick contributes much homey feeling of the house. The Washbon house has elsewhere, is just one room allowing a big picture window either side of the living and plenty of light. Heavy drained in tiers like cottage can be drawn at top or You've Read About it in LIFE. Synthetic Rubber Emulsion Base—No Other Wall Paint Like It! Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping Ready to Use Stir and Apply $1.59 Qt. $5.19 Gal. Dries in 20 Minutes! No Odor! Won't show Brushmarks or Lips? Will Not Chip or Crack! Covers Most Surfaces — No Priming Required! 14 Beautiful pastel and deep-toned hues! MADE ONLY BY GLIDDEN • ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE NEFF'S PAINT & GLASS CO. 200 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM PHONE 3219 Homey Feeling On the other side of the place wall is a much larger place serving the living room. Here again the warm tones used brick contributes much homey feeling of the house. The Washbon house has elsewhere, is just one room allowing a big picture window either side of the living area plenty of light. Heavy dry made in tiers like cottage can be drawn at top or to insure privacy. Maple furnishings have been used throughout and the floor carpeted from wall to wall with candy striped broadloom. A brick planter box at the place is interesting. The floor is large shiny-leafed rubber and a giant split leaf philo that reaches nearly to the are the modern touch to an wise early American settling Versatile Hallway. The home's only hallway one and serves several rooms. The first is as an entryway front door opens into it. The way toward the living room ward the other for bedroom bath. The hall's second function circulate heat. The floor is located centrally in the and dictates the wall treatment. Although all other walls join living room and bed are of plaster, one wall of the hallway is done in knotty Hazel noted in her last book had a tendency to stay the heat, lean against the wall mark up the plaster. I stand over the heat here, specially treated knotty pear not mar. Other than passageways third function of the space hall is for storage. For located a convenient coat and an out-size linen closet. The two bedrooms feature windows for elastic furnishing. The youngst man, 11 and Chuck, eight the larger of the two rooftop plans call for a part divider here that will give privacy yet allow the full of the room for activity. TO ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 287 e Home Experience Built and Hazel Washbon were they tackled the planning at 13932 Country Lane, Anaheim. The result is a comfortable, casual, ranch-type home that exactly fits their needs and makes them feel very much at home. (Gazette Photo) COUNTRY KITCHEN style kitchen. Sho charming ceiling-h way leads to kitche maple breakfast co room. Kwikset Ma Gift to FUHS Students of Fuller high school and jun were aided toward bef ship last week as a n gift by Kwikset Locks sisting of one thousand and Hazel Washbon were they tackled the planning at 13932 Country Lane, in enough of the building trade know that these ideas would live resale value. Landscaped The house stretches down the middle of a 60x135 corner lot—long way. Some twelve hundred square feet of house leaves narrow front fringe of ground which is charmingly landscaped with geraniums, daisies and ivy, similar space in back is given to a sheltered brick patio with barbecue, redwood table and comfortable chairs. Each area isigned to compliment the house while requiring a minimum of hard work. Inside, Hazel has her country kitchen designated by some as dining-den as well as kitchen. The kitchen proper is a streamlined 9x12 affair, very compact with bright yellow tile sink and work space flanked on either side by stove and refrigerator. This part is removed from the remaining 11x12 foot kitchen area by a short breakfast bar and built-in hutch. The whole room takes its flavor from the picturesque fireplace all of mellowed used brick. The replace itself is small with a used hearth. It blends beautifully with the open beam ceiling. He shoulder high wainscotting of and rubbed knotty pine. Procedural patterned wall paper and no-toned cottage curtains complete the background for the maple dining table, a Boston rocker and all things, a television set. Just naturally this is the most bed room in the house. The gage, patio and half bath are adjacent to it. Asphalt tile flooring completes its practicability. Heey Feeling On the other side of the fireace wall is a much larger fireace serving the living room. Here again the warm tones of the red brick contributes much to the heey feeling of the house. The Washbon house here, as elsewhere, is just one room wide, allowing a big picture window on other side of the living area and plenty of light. Heavy draperies made in tiers like cottage curtains can be drawn at top or bottom. Anaheim. The result is a comfortable, casual, ranch-type home that exactly fits their needs and makes them feel very much at home. Gazette Photo Thirty Families in Bonded Homes' Tract; Third Ready by Christmas Homes in the second unit of the Bonded Home development at East and La Palma sts., just north of Center st., in Anaheim, are ready for occupancy and 30 families already have moved in, it was announced yesterday. This report was given by C. Fred Smith and Arthur B. Weber, heads of Bonded Homes, Inc., developers of the three-bedroom and two-bedroom and den dwellings, each with two baths. They further disclosed that residences in the big third unit of the new community will be ready for occupancy by Christmas because of the construction tempo required by heavy sales activity. Priced from $13,550, the homes are offered to veterans or non-veterans for as low as $1500 down on conventional financing. On FHA terms down payments are from $2900, plus impounds. Qualified veterans may buy on VA terms. Furnished model homes are continuing on display every day from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., typifying some of the many architectural styles created by William M. Bray, A. I. A. The dwellings have 1350 square feet of livable area, besides that in porches and garages. In styling, quality of construction, number of features and location, they are rated equal in value to those costing from $20,000 to $25,000. Features include forced air unit heat, indoor planters, large sliding doors, wood burning fireplaces, garbage disposals, luxurious wood paneled living rooms, birch and knotty pine kitchen cabinets and convenient center hall plans. The property was once an orange grove and many of the trees remain intact on the sites. Designed for the easy informality of outdoor living, the homes have living rooms facing room. Kwikset Mall Gift to FUHS Students of Fullerton high school and junior were aided toward best ship last week as a gift by Kwikset Locks sisting of one thousand a 40 page booklet on "under the Constitution" by Lincoln Memorial u Harrogate, Tenn. The books, printed on per and containing num-ored paintings, contain language interpretation and property rights united States constitution. contain and explain the court's definition of "cluding benefitis and ties." Stanton Ejection Suit Filed in SA Suit to eject Delos and Wanda Wilson from possession of property at 10961 Western ave., near Stanton, was filed in Superior court at Santa Ana late yesterday by Dorothy N. Czinger and John Czinger, who sold the property to the Wilsons on contract last Aug. 6, the complaint states. The Wilsons claim that the Czingers have failed to make agreed installment payments of $72 each on Oct. 10 and Nov. 10. On Nov. 24 the Czingers served notice of default and demanded for possession of the property, which is located at Western ave. and Katella rd. Return of the property is refused, the complaint states. SAN DIEGO, Dec. 4 (AP)—Approximately 2000 friends and relatives accorded the 1000 man crew of the escort carrier Sicily a multitude welcome today as the baby flat tied up against the quay wall at north Island naval air station, ending its third tour of duty in Korean waters. COUNTRY KITCHEN—Mrs. Washbon wanted a country-style kitchen. She achieved her end admirably with the charming ceiling-height used-brick fireplace at right. Doorway leads to kitchen and at left, just out of the picture is maple breakfast counter separating kitchen and breakfast room. Gazette Photo Kwikset Makes Gift to FUHS-JC Students of Fullerton union high school and junior college were aided toward better citizenship last week as a result of a gift by Kwikset Locks, Inc., consisting of one thousand copies of County Planners Give-Timely Homes The Green Light Timely Homes, Inc., of Santa Ana were given the go-ahead sign by the county planning commission last week to build a 30-acre subdivision with 132 lots for single-family dwelling quarters. Cypress Farmers Propose Heavy Agriculture Zone Jake Van Dyke acted as chairman at the second public meeting of Cypress residents at the school Tuesday night when more than 80 attended to discuss the proposal of the farmers of the area to create a heavy agricultural zone and a dairy district. Peter Bouma from Buena Park was present, as chairman of the Orange County Farm bureau dairy department, and reports that the first public hearing on the establishment of the proposed dairy zone has been set by the county planning commission for Dec. 5 at 2 p.m. in the Santa Ana court-house annex. Bouma also stated "there will be a continuation of hearings." The Tuesday night meet was held to clarify and develop a plan that will not penalize any property owners and will provide protection in the future. Anyone owning property less than four acres within the contemplated area would be allowed to build on it but subdividing in the future would not be allowed unless a variance should be granted by the county supervisors. The residential area of Cypress is excluded from the four acre building site plan. Many of the townpeople stated this dairy rezoning plan will keep out the subdivisions which they prefer rather than the dairies. Farm Bureau to Feature Orange County Products Anaheim Farm bureau center will observe their Christmas meeting with a traditional turkey dinner served in the AUHS cafeteria at 6:30 p.m., Dec. 9. The program will include a Kwikset Makes Gift to FUHS-JC Students of Fullerton union high school and junior college were aided toward better citizenship last week as a result of a gift by Kwikset Locks, Inc., consisting of one thousand copies of a 40 page booklet on "Your Rights under the Constitution" published by Lincoln Memorial university of Harrogate, Tenn. The books, printed on slick paper and containing numerous colored paintings, contain modern language interpretation of human and property rights under the United States constitution. They also contain and explain the supreme court's definition of "liberty," including benefitis and responsibilities. County Planners Give Timely Homes The Green Light Timely Homes, Inc., of Santa Ana were given the go-ahead sign by the county planning commission last week to build a 30-acre subdivision with 132 lots for single family dwellings a quarter of a mile east of Brookhurst on Lincoln ave. The commission and the county fathers also approved two Stanton developments: a plant for Cough and Phillipi of Los Angeles to manufacture baked enamel steel rings on the property purchased from Harold Heitmiller near the Pacific Electric railroad tracks and Fern st., and an expansion permit for the Stoner Rubber Co. on Monroe st. and Hansen. Farm Bureau to Feature Orange County Products Anaheim Farm bureau center will observe their Christmas meeting with a traditional turkey dinner served in the AUHS cafeteria at 6:30 p.m., Dec. 9. The program will include a Christmas message by the Rev. E. H. Pflug of Zion Lutheran church. Miss Pamela Stockwell, 5, will give several violin solos and Mrs. W. J. R. Richardson will entertain with a puppet show. Community singing will be led by Walt Taylor. Santa Claus will be in attendance to distribute gifts to the children. A door prize donated by Mercury Stationery store will be awarded. EAFSNYDER ANAHEIM SINCE 1867 ART-WARMING GIFTS HAPPY HOMES GIVE PRACTICAL GIFTS THIS CHRISTMAS LAMPS Always a thoughtful gift. THIS CHRISTMAS LAMPS Always a thoughtful gift. OTTOMANS Many shapes and colors. Delight Your Family and Friends With Something for the Home TABLES A gift every woman appreciates PICTURES Always welcome! SHOP EARLY! MIRRORS A practical gift for everyone. SELES ST., ANAHEIM Anaheim 2409 Y NIGHTS UNTIL 9 SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO.