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Photograph was edited for publication purposes The shake roof and wood siding on this home, actually located at 5668 Jumilla Ave., was later replaced with asphalt shingle and stucco. Photograph caption dated December 25, 1963 reads, "Christmas is especially for the young - A scene depicting young children experiencing Christmas for the first time captured first place in the Woodland Hills Junior Chamber of Commerce outdoor home decoration contest. Mrs. Charles Walters, foreground, stands admiring one of the props she used in constructing sweepstakes winners. The home is located at 5666 Jumilla Ave., Woodland Hills. This was the second time in three years that the Walters home has captures the award."
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