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Pamphlet for The Community Church in Miami, Florida. Hanadwritte note added by unkown. 2 pgs. [Other Document], 2/9/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to RN RE: Joseph Neff's plans for Elmer Bobst's birthday. Handwritten notes aded by unknown. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/11/1969
From RN to PN regarding family pictures for their bedroom in the White House. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/5/1969
From RN to PNL RE: Musak in the family dining room. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/5/1969
From Donald M. Kendall to RN congratulating him on his election. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/5/1969
Paper advising that copies were sent to Peter Flanigan. Author unkown. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Maurice Stans RE: Finance Committee and finance team. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/8/1969
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Rose Mary Woods RE: enclosed document. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/6/1969
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Peter Flanigan RE: Republican National Finance Chariman. 3 pgs. [Letter], 2/6/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to John Ehrlichman regarding the Presiden'ts insurance program. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/19/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman and John Ehrlichman RE: attached brochure. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/10/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to Shirlee Breaux regarding property on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/10/1969
From Shirlee Breaux, on behalf of Harrington Realty, to Rose Mary Woods RE: Palos Verdes Peninsula property. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/4/1969
Page detailing a home near Lundad Bay in Palos Verdes Estates. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
Business card of Shirlee Breaux of Harrington Realty. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
Formal listing of the discussed property in Palos Verdes Estates. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
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This file contains:
Pamphlet for The Community Church in Miami, Florida. Hanadwritte note added by unkown. 2 pgs. [Other Document], 2/9/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to RN RE: Joseph Neff's plans for Elmer Bobst's birthday. Handwritten notes aded by unknown. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/11/1969
From RN to PN regarding family pictures for their bedroom in the White House. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/5/1969
From RN to PNL RE: Musak in the family dining room. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/5/1969
From Donald M. Kendall to RN congratulating him on his election. Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/5/1969
Paper advising that copies were sent to Peter Flanigan. Author unkown. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Maurice Stans RE: Finance Committee and finance team. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/8/1969
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Rose Mary Woods RE: enclosed document. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/6/1969
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Peter Flanigan RE: Republican National Finance Chariman. 3 pgs. [Letter], 2/6/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to John Ehrlichman regarding the Presiden'ts insurance program. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/19/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman and John Ehrlichman RE: attached brochure. 1 pg. [Memo], 2/10/1969
From Rose Mary Woods to Shirlee Breaux regarding property on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/10/1969
From Shirlee Breaux, on behalf of Harrington Realty, to Rose Mary Woods RE: Palos Verdes Peninsula property. 1 pg. [Letter], 2/4/1969
Page detailing a home near Lundad Bay in Palos Verdes Estates. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
Business card of Shirlee Breaux of Harrington Realty. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
Formal listing of the discussed property in Palos Verdes Estates. 1 pg. [Other Document], N.D.
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
White House Special Files Collection
Folder List
Box Number
Folder Number
Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
2
2
02/09/1969
Other Document
Pamphlet for The Community Church in
Miami, Florida. Hanadwritte note added by
unkown. 2 pgs.
2
2
02/11/1969
Memo
From Rose Mary Woods to RN RE: Joseph
Neff's plans for Elmer Bobst's birthday.
Handwritten notes aded by unknown. 1 pg.
2
2
02/05/1969
Memo
From RN to PN regarding family pictures for
their bedroom in the White House. 1 pg.
2
2
02/05/1969
Memo
From RN to PNL RE: Musak in the family
dining room. 1 pg.
2
2
02/05/1969
Letter
From Donald M. Kendall to RN
congratulating him on his election.
Handwritten notes added by unknown. 1 pg.
2
2
N.D.
Other Document
Paper advising that copies were sent to Peter
Flanigan. Author unkown. 1 pg.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Page 1 of 3
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
2
2
02/08/1969
Letter
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Maurice Stans
RE: Finance Committee and finance team. 1
pg.
2
2
02/06/1969
Letter
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Rose Mary
Woods RE: enclosed document. 1 pg.
2
2
02/06/1969
Letter
From J.D. Stetson Coleman to Peter Flanigan
RE: Republican National Finance Chariman.
3 pgs.
2
2
02/19/1969
Memo
From Rose Mary Woods to John Ehrlichman
regarding the Presiden'ts insurance program.
1 pg.
2
2
02/10/1969
Memo
From Rose Mary Woods to Bob Haldeman
and John Ehrlichman RE: attached brochure.
1 pg.
2
2
02/10/1969
Letter
From Rose Mary Woods to Shirlee Breaux
regarding property on the Palos Verdes
Peninsula. 1 pg.
2
2
02/04/1969
Letter
From Shirlee Breaux, on behalf of
Harrington Realty, to Rose Mary Woods RE:
Palos Verdes Peninsula property. 1 pg.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Page 2 of 3
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
2
2
N.D.
Other Document
Page detailing a home near Lundad Bay in
Palos Verdes Estates. 1 pg.
2
2
N.D.
Other Document
Business card of Shirlee Breaux of
Harrington Realty. 1 pg.
2
2
N.D.
Other Document
Formal listing of the discussed property in
Palos Verdes Estates. 1 pg.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Page 3 of 3
and He took
a
child
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH
*THE PRAYER AND LORD'S PRAYER
Glenridge Road & W. Heather Drive
*THE BENEDICTION:
Key Biscayne
Miami, Florida
*THE RECESSIONAL: "My Faith Looks Up..."
HYMN 348
*THE CHIMES MEDITATION:
MINISTER
MINISTER OF MUSIC
*THE ORGAN POSTLUDE:
Rev. J. A. Geschwind
Paul Golden (822-6086)
ORGANIST: Betty Stoltz
(*denotes congregation standing)
5TH SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY
FEBRUARY 9, 1969
THE ALTAR FLOWERS TODAY
THE ORDER OF WORSHIP
are presented by
THE AUGENSTEIN FAMILY
THE ORGAN PRELUDE:
*THE PROCESSIONAL: "Our God, Our Help in..." HYMN 1
*THE INVOCATION:
The Youth Fellowship Meeting for this Tuesday evening
*THE RESPONSIVE SENTENCE:
has been moved to next Sunday, February 16th! Please
*MINISTER: Our help is in the name of the Lord
note change! We will meet at Plymouth Church at 5:45
*CONGREGATION: Who made heaven and earth
for dinner and remain for the Program which will be
presented by the F.B.I. The message will be important
*MINISTER: I said, I will confess my transgressions
and the fellowship great! Parents -- practice your
unto the Lord
driving with teens, we'll need you for this!
*CONGREGATION: And thou forgavest the iniquity of
my sin
The Southern Area Church School Workshop for our South-
east Coast Association is scheduled for this Saturday
*THE SEASONAL SENTENCE:
at our United Church of Miami Lakes. Every age group
*THE KYRIE:
will be covered; complete details on the Bulletin
THE ANTHEM: "Salvation Is Created"
Tschesnokoff
Board and in the office.
THE SCRIPTURE READING:
CHANCEL CHOIR Fill
House Tour time is fast approaching and we want you
*THE RESPONSE:
"Gloria Patri"
HYMN 513
to support this event enthusiastically. Our Chairmen-
*THE APOSTLE'S CREED: (back of book)
HYMNAL 511
Jane Craig and Barbara Swartz have been hard at work
THE MORNING PRAYER AND RESPONSE:
on this for some time. Details will be in the Chimes.
THE HYMN: "O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee" HYMN 418
THE ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Board of Trustees will meet in the Church Office
THE MORN ING OFFERING:
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Both old and new
ORGAN OFFERTORY:
members are requested to attend,
*THE OFFERTORY RESPONSE:
THE DUET:
"O, T'was Love"
Stainer
Bud James is making good progress in Mercy Hospital.
PAUL GOLDEN and HAL SHILLITO
His room number is 254.
THE SERMON:
and He took
a
child
SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS
February 9, 1969
Race Relations Sunday
Mark 9:30-37
The picture of children from various races playing together immediately
appeals to us. The hard fact of later racial prejudice is absent and a joyous
delight prevails. As the disciples discussed who was the greatest, Jesus
placed a child in their midst. He spoke of receiving such a child and
thereby receiving him. To receive a child is to receive also his racial
blindness and radiant openness to delight in others. The big question is
not "Who's the greatest?" It is "Who has received the spirit of a child
that destroys human barriers and brings delight?"
HOPE FOR HOUSTON
For thousands of poor in the city of Houston and Harris County,
Texas, the past century of increasing technological advance has resulted
only in increased exclusion and unconcern on the part of society. Re-
cently, a concerned Methodist minister, the Reverend Earl E. Allen,
tried a new way of dealing with the problem of these Texas poor.
Dissatisfied with a local, government-sponsored anti-poverty agency's
ability to deal effectively with problems of the destitute, Mr. Allen re-
signed his position as agency director in order to redirect his efforts as
president of HOPE Development, Inc. (The initials stand for: Human,
Organizational, Political, and Economic.) Now speaking for many of
Houston's quarter of a million Black citizens, Allen tells people that all
alone they can do little to help themselves or their fellowmen. Only
together can they achieve their goals: the end of deprivation and poverty,
the beginning of justice, equal opportunities and real freedom. Only to-
gether can they exert the power necessary to control their lives.
For many of Houston's citizens, HOPE Development, Inc. repre-
sents a positive and powerful force for long-needed change. Both the
United Church of Christ and the United Presbyterian Church have aided
HOPE through contributions to IFCO, the Inter-religious Foundation for
Community Organization, which has provided $90,000 for implemen-
tation for several badly-needed programs and projects in Houston.
PHOTO: U. U.S. DEPT. OF HEALTH. EDUCATION AND WELFARE
This message is prepared for joint use by the United Presbyterian Church and the United Church
of Christ.
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST SUNDAY BULLETIN
1969 CHRISTUS DESIGN 2269
THE WASHINGTON WHITE HOUSE Schedule
FYI
2/11/69
Joseph Neff called today from Palm Beach
and said that he wants to plan to have
a birthday party for ELMER BOBST for his
85th birthday on December 16.
Needless to say, he wants you and Mrs.
Nixon to attend.
I, of course, told him it was impossible
to know what might be going on at that time
but I knew you might want to have Elmer
come here -- but that we could not work
anything out at this early date.
Kr
rmwoods
do
10 mg
owe smithy will try for Elema to here-
February 5, 1969
TO:
Mrs. Nixon
FROM:
The President
I also would like to have some family pictures
in my bedroom. Would you pick out the best ones of
yourself, Tricia, David and Julie.
February 5, 1969
TO:
Mrs. RN
FROM:
The President
In the family dining room what I want is
not Musak but I would like to pipe in the music from the
Fisher which is right off the bedroom. I believe a couple
of amplifiers could be put on either side of the fireplace
in attractive end tables. If this can't be done, then I
am inclined to do some thing else than have the Musak.
It is not a particularly attractive instrument and the
music is not frankly what I like. Having the amplifiers
tied in to the central sound system gives us a chance to
choose what the music will be.
DONALD M. KENDALL
500 PARK AVENUE
NEW YORK CITY
5th February, 1969
n.m.
My dear Mr. President,
As I told you after the Election, I would not
write you a letter until after the Inauguration
because after waiting this long I had to make
sure it actually came true.
First, I want to congratulate you on what undoubtedly
will go down in history as the greatest political
campaign of all time. The planning and the strategy
were masterful, and the execution brilliant. One
of the outstanding features of the campaign was the
format that was used for the media, which brought
out warmth and compassion so that the public could
see and feel what those of us who knew you were
aware of.
It has been a long, hard, uphill struggle, and I
greatly admire the courage, the strength and leader-
ship that you displayed during this period of your
life, and I will always be grateful for having had
an opportunity to participate.
Kindest personal regards
Sincerely,
Den
The Honorable Richard M. Nixon
President of the United States
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Copies sent to Peter Flanigan
file
1665 NORTH OCEAN BLVD.
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444
AREA CODE 305-CR6-6445
J.D. STETSON COLEMAN
February 8, 1969
Mr. Maurice Stans
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Building
Washington, D. C.
Dear Maury:
The following group of members of the Finance Committee
and leaders of your finance team
Lee Kaiser
William Liedtke
Allen Merrill
Spencer Olin
William Mittendorf
Lillian Phipps
Mary Runnels
Charles M. White
Samuel Wyly
have reviewed a number of names and come up with the
following three suggestions for your possible replace-
ment as Chairman of the Republican National Finance
Committee:
Jeremiah Milbank, Jr., George Champion, Roger Milliken
The consensus was -
9 - Jeremiah Milbank, Jr.
1- George Champion
With kindest personal regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Joga Stetson Coleman
P. S. They would accept any one of the three
cc: The President
1665 NORTH OCEAN BLVD.
DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA 33444
AREA CODE 305-CR6-6445
J. D.STETSON COLEMAN
February 6, 1969
Miss Rosemary Woods
White House
Washington, D. C.
Dear Rosemary:
See if you can get our man to read the
enclosed.
Regards - and see you in the Spring.
Sincerely,
Atcts
J. D. Stetson Coleman
February 6, 1969
PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL
Mr. Peter Flanagan
Dillon, Read & Company
Wall Street Station
New York, N. Y.
Attention Miss McFadden
Dear Peter:
Can't reach you by shore-to-ship phone at the boat and
I
don't think it wise to put this on the air. 1711 com-
mit the unpardonable political sin and put it in writing
so it can be mailed, or will be there on your return.
After our talk on Walter Thayer for Republi can National
Finance Chairman on Saturday night I phoned you Sunday
some reservations that had come to mind. By Monday
night these reservations had become full blown facts and
I tried to reach you but to no avail. Tuesday morning
you had slipped anchor. I conveyed certain facts to
your secretary, Miss McFadden, in case you called. By
today, Thursday, I am convinced if Thayer is confirmed
as Finance Chairman you will hurt the President, the
Party, yourself and the country People will think
R. N. approved the appointment. If confirmation is forth-
coming practically all/of the fund sources I work on will
shift to Bob Wilson in the House and George Murphy in the
Senate for conservative candidates in those two houses.
The National Committee will not get a dime from these
sources with Thayer as Chairman. Why?
Outside of New York, Thayer has no following and he really
doesn't know the people who contribute outside of New York
State. He is not regarded as a money man. During the
last campaign this was brought out when he assembled the
Rockefeller money raisers and one by one they found some
reason to bow out. You can get the story from Stans or
Milbank.
Let's take Stane as a Chairman. He has courage, vision,
tact, patience, a facile mind and above all, a willingness
to work that knows no bounds. I cheerfully did chores
for him I swore I never would do again after the 164 can-
paign. Manry's fealty to Nixon is a lesson in loyalty.
Mr. Peter Flanagan - page 2
In his current job he has got to step on some toes shortly
but I'll wager it will be done positively and constructive-
ly. Not once did I see a negative decision on his part in
the entire campaign. Everything was positive. My ex-
perience goes back to Guy Gabrielson as Republican National
Chairman. Do you remember him? One thing us old fellows
have on you is age. I think Maury Stans the best of the
R.N.F. Chairmen I have known. Why? Well, he didn't try
to hog it all and when he made a mistake he admitted it
quickly and rectified it rapidly. I cannot say enough for
this man. He is a real leader and he assembled the best
team yet simply by using the material, the names the or-
ganization and the methods devised in 1964, mainly by Jerry
Milbank, Bill Higgins and others. He assembled a terrific
team and my hat's off to him in every way. I don't believe
Theyer could keep the organization and I don't think he
could assemble one anywhere near it.
Without consulting Stans I bet he would pick George Champion
every time over Walter Thayer. Chamy ion knows the entire
country. As a life long banker, the entire donating pub-
lic immediately attaches campaign funds to his name and he
can get funds from every segment. For example take Mary
Runnels from whom Charlie Barr and I ollected funds for
campäigns you never heard of such as Woods for Sheriff of
Chicago. I estimate Mary has given the Republican party
over half a million dollars in her lifetime. I am certain
she would contribute through Champion. I am not so certain
she would through Thayer. I think George could keep a good
part of the organization and if not, build a strong one.
At any rate, it is my understanding George has agreed to
take the job 11 offered. In my humble opinion this would
be the correct appointment of the two. If Thayer is a good
soldier he will accept the verdict no matter what and turn
to for the good of R. N., the GOB and the country. If not,
well he shouldn't have gotten the job anyway. After all,
he is a Whitney man. Nobody knows what he really believes
because the public thinks he reflects Jock's philosophy and
views. Whitney was Scroll and Key 1926 and I was S&K 1927.
Mr. Peter Flanagan - page2
He hasn't changed one iota since college. Personally they
are wonderful people but politically in the minds of the
public they represent an element unknowingly undermining
this country. This is my opinion on the subject for what
it is worth.
Hope you had a restful trip, you surely earned it. Ex-
peet to see you and Bridget shortly and certainly during
the next quail season.
Affectionately
J. D. Stetson Coleman
February 19, 1969
TO:
John Ehrlichman
FROM:
Rose Mary Woods
RE:
The President's Insurance Program
I have sent the original of the attached invoice
up to the Andrews office for payment.
However, I thought you might like to have someone
look over the attached folders on conversion if there is any
interest in the life insurance. I believe you mentioned
you felt RN did not have enough insurance.
On the other hand, you may well have taken care of
this with John Krehbiel or someone else.
If there is no interest -- please just toss this
memo and the attached material in the wastebasket!
THANKS.
February 10, 1969
TO:
Bob Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
FROM:
Rose Mary Woods
I am attaching a brochure on the property
which Helene Drown suggested that Harrington Realty Company
forward to me. It looks beautiful, and isn't it nice that this
land happens to end up very near the Drowns!
February 10, 1969
Dear Mrs. Breaux:
It was most thoughtful of you to send along a brochur e
on what certainly is a very striking and beautiful
piece of property on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. I
have passed this brochure and your letter along to
the President. If he and Mrs. Nixon are interested
in this property I am sure you will receive a phone
call from one of the men on the staff who will be
handling this matter.
With appreciation and best wishes,
Sincerely,
Rose Mary Woods
Personal Secretary
to the President
Mrs. Shirlee Breaux
Harrington Realty
63 Malaga Cove Plaza
Palos Verdes Estates,
California
bee: Bob Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
RMW/ma
February 4th, 1969
Miss Rosemary Woods
White House
Washington, D. C.
Dear Miss Woods:
I am enclosing for your perusal a brochure on a
beautiful piece of property, just listed, on the
Palos Verdes Peninsula. This property is very
secluded and large enough for a helicopter to land
comfortably.
Harrington
If this information is of any interest to Mr. Nixon,
realty
a telephone call will place me immediately at your
service.
63 MALAGA COVE PLAZA
PALOS VERDES ESTATES
It is at Mrs. Jack Drown's suggestion that I send
this to you.
CALIFORNIA P.O. BOX 122
TELEPHONE: FRONTIER 5-0567
Thank you for the consideration you may give this
matter.
Sincerely,
1712 S. PACIFIC COAST Hwy.
REDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA
Shilee Breauf
AT THE PLUSH HORSE
TELEPHONE: FRONTIER 8-2287
Shirlee Breaux
Harrington Realty
MILTON E. HARRINGTON, REALTOR HOMES LOTS INCOME EXCHANGES
FINE
SCENIC VIEW
LOCATION: On a triangular shaped level site which is known
as Resort Point. It juts out into the Pacific ocean to form
the southern end of beautiful Lundad Bay in the City of Palos
Verdes Estates.
FACILITIES: Nearby marinas afford excellent sailing. Two golf
courses, tennis clubs and riding stables. An excellent
swimming and surfing beach is adjacent to Palos Verdes
Estates on the north. The island of Catalina is twenty miles
across the channel to the south. Excellent public and pri-
vate schools. Churches of nearly every denomination are
only minutes away.
PROPERTY: Lot 4, Tract 2301, also known as 2735 Via Oleadas.
Approximately I 5/8 acres, level lot about 160 feet above the
sea, with views of miles of coast line, surf, coves, bays,
ocean sùnsets and off-shore islands. To the east are the
rolling hills of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The entire
property is exquisitely landscaped and includes a small brook
and pond. The giant gray whales pass this point in December
and January en route from Alaska to their mating grounds
off Baja, California.
RESIDENCE: French Mediterranean architecture by J. Merril Gray,
AIA. This magnificent residence built in 1967 has 6 bed-
rooms, 4 baths plus powder room, dining room, family room
and large living room. There is a captain's observation
tower above the dramatic entry. Space does not permit an
adequate description of the many built-in features, quality
of cabinet work, hardware, fixtures and imported tiles.
Three car garage and maintenance room. The 20 X 40 swimm-
ing pool features a Jacuzzi whirlpool. Ample paved parking
for guests.
PRICE: $ 295,000.00
TAXES:
$3,466.00
SEAL
Harrington
realty
63 MALAGA COVE PLAZA
PALOS VERDES ESTATES
FR. 5-0567 RES: FR. 8-9560
SHIRLEE BREAUX
2735 Via Oleadas
Schiff
$295,000
9-18
Owner
BR 6
Approx 1-5/8 acres, level lot about 160' above the sea,
Address (LUNADA BAY)
Price
w/views.of.miles of coastline, surf, coves, bays, ocean sun-
Vacant No
Apprx.Ft. 4020
Style Contemporary Mediterranean
sets & off-shore islands. To the east are the rolling hills
Baths 4 + Pwd/Rm
Age
1 year
Lot Size 1-5/8 acres aprx (Irreg.)
of the PV Peninsula. The entire property is equisitely land-
Fam.Rm. X (Large) Roof
Tile
Legal 4, 23201 (F)
scaped & incls a small brook & pond. The glant gray whales
Din.Rm. Yes
Blt.Ins All
Taxes $3,466
Den
Cash Dn. $ CTL
pass this point in December & January enroute from Alaska
Carpets Yes
to their mating grounds off Baja, Calif.
Bkfst. Yes
Drapes Yes
1st TD $84,500
Serv.Porch Yes
Pool Yes-w/Jacuzzi
Terms $530 Month
French Mediterranean architecture by J. Merril Gray, AIA.
Fireplace Two
Horse Lot No
Holder Home S&L
This magniflcent residence built in 1967 has 6 BRs, 4 baths
Garage 3 plus
Sewer Yes
2nd TD Owner may consider
+ pwd/rm, DR, FR, & lrge LR. There is a captain's observa-
View 360°
Connected Yes
Terms Negotiate
tion tower above the dramatic entry. Space does not permit
Possession C/E
Lokbox No
Holder
an adequate description of the many blt/in features, quality
Call for App't. Yes, A MUST: Thru LO Ph. # FR 8-5208
Liens None
of cabinet work, hardware, fixtures and imported tiles.
Remarks: Beach access from property; aviary; pond; radiant heat; TV cable,
Three car garage & maintenance rm. The 20x40 swimming pool
Master Bdrm to be recarpeted. Xchange: None.
features a Jacuzzi whirlpool. Ample paved parking for
ALL CONTACTS TO BE MADE THROUGH ALLEN & COMPANY. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTAN-
guests.
CES IS THIS HOME TO BE SHOWN WITHOUT APPOINTMENT THRU L.O.!
Eric & Betty Ann Schiff, c/o Listing Office.
C4D notky FUTTIE nw.
''' rym
$77,500
16,905-P
Address
(LUNADA BAY)
Owner
Price
BR 3
Vacant No
Apprx.Ft.
2850
Style Contemporary
Baths 4
Age
12
Lot Size (See Map)
Fam.Rm. Den
Roof
Shake
Legal 16, 17606 (F)
Din.Rm. area
Bit.Ins
Yes
Taxes $2,150
Den
Carpets Yes
Cash Dn. $ CT existing loan
Bkfst. Room
Drapes Yes
1st TD $64,500
Serv.Porch
Yes
Pool 20x40' H&F
Terms $411 Month
Fireplace
2
Horse Lot
Holder Community S&L
Garage
2
Sewer
Yes
2nd TD
View Yes
Connected Yes
Terms
Possession C/E 1-5-Lokbox No
Holder
Call for App't. Yes, Call L.O........
Ph. # FR 7-1524
Liens None
Remarks: Rim lot. Hdwd loors, new furnace within past year. Wet bar &
fireplace in den.
APPOINTMENT NEEDED TO SHOW...See FRANK N. WRIGHT for key.
Frank N. Wright, Same.
Wright Realty, FR 7-1524
10-31-68 (4-30-69)