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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 76

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4 Zoaflngctgg ramcg MODEL HOME COMPLEXES -r wwr idents, has, been achieved. Five freeways will encircle Diamond Bar by the end of 1872. Completion of the Pomona Freeway to the Orange Freeway terchange.at the northeast Contract Awarded BURBANK A $189,560 1 contract for reconstructing storm drain facilities on the Golden State Freeway has been awarded to the J. F. Shea Co.

by the State Department of Public Works. scheduled for next spring. Diamond Bar has schools and shopping centers are immediately accessible. Pomona, northern Orange County and downtown Los Angeles are accessible on the freeway system. eage of the community is tU 1 ifnTTil' ft-v nYifT-ny unequalled luxury custom-built homes fflt starting zt $66,450.

Six read for November delivery! HOMES and all bedrooms are carpeted. Wallpaper, seldom a standard feature, comes in muted golden motifs or flocked floral prints. Slumpstone fireplaces and concrete tile roofs are other features. Sprinklers and front-yard landscaping are included, Transamerica Development which has been bringing Diamond Bar into fulfillment of the master plan since 1956, Intended from the beginning that the community would provide a total environment for people of a wide range of income and, living requirements. Robert M.

Hunt, general manager of Diamond Bar, says "this stage of the unity, eventually planned for 70,000 res- hillside neighborhood, offers "the complete home, packed inside and out with thousands of dollars worth of extras and ready for instant living, according to Croonquist. Included in the purchase price of a Diamond Crown home are air conditioning, concrete driveways and walks and shag carpeting. The buyer's only extra, is for draperies, and "we offer a package price for these," Croonquist said. Priced From $31,900 The homes are priced from $31,900 for the three-bedroom model to $32,950 for the four-bedroom design, with four floor plans and 10 elevations. Vinyl floors give extra beauty to the entry, kitchen and family room.

The sunken living room, dining room Continued from First Pago designs preserve the varied streetscape. The one and two-story homes are priced from $25,050, Diamond View1 homes have covered entries, with cultured marble pullmans, decorator light fixtures, patio kitchens with pass-through windows to outside serving bars, fireplaces, carpeting, eye-level ga3 ranges and waste disposals and dishwashers. The flexible two-story model Is basically a three-bedroom home, but the completely furnished second floor can be parti-, tioned to create a fourth bedroom. This provides a bonus room with or no additional expense. Diamond Crown, also-a DEWNSHmr NORTHR1DGE most fashionable address in west San Fernando Valley! 2 MODELS FOR SALE $83,500 LSI Up to 3800 sq.ft.

of absoluta 4 AND 5 BEDROOMS Fran SAN DIEGO on Nordhoff luxury, tun iz-acra estates. Large rumpus room, 3 CAR GARAGES to Reseat N. to Lassen then 2 AIR COND. W. to Tunney.From VENTURA FWY, 2 family rooms in some plans, 4 baths.

UNITS (some N. on Reseda Blvd. to Lassen, it in a. plant) n. io tunney ra moaeis.

EXECUTIVES NAMEP Coldwell, Banker Co. has named Stephen N. left, as resident manager and John B. Allen as sales manager of its new Santa Ana office, temporarily located et 2140 N. Main St.

Office will be moved to permanent quarters in Santa Ana Financial Plaza in the spring. i JACK NAGEL CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE 349-8353 or 937-4540 CONSTRUCTION $750,000 Facility 117 Ml fll i Planned Comple rar rr nr-znnn nn til 4 1 1 I I 1 I 111' mm I Lb uuuuu "4 I Plans have been com-'pleted for manufacturing facility for Fluorocarbon 'which will be located on a ive-acre site in the Irvine -Industrial Complex on the 3rvine Ranch. "A spokesman for the firm said the estimated Tcost of the facility is $750,000. The project was -designed by McLean Schultz of Fullerton.

tracts have been awarded to Tri-Cor Inc. of Long Beach, franchised builder of Pascoe Steel Corp. structures. A dairy products transfer station, costing will be built at Western Milk Transport headquarters, 8049 E. Compton Paramount.

The second contract for $30,000 covers the cost oi constructing a warehouse for Berard Spring 11031 Garfield Place, South Gate. (sun i ft HI Ml I It 'JA $350,000 building is feeing constructed by the Alison Co. in the Newport Financial Center. The 'building, when completed, WLU be a twin to the one in the center that houses the firm's Orange County offices. The one-story structure rras designed by Kenneth H.

Neptune of Beverly JHills and the contractor the project is Birtcher pacific of Santa Ana. Li 1 1 CU NOW FOR FREE Hawaii Land Brochure (213)274-2221 mat E3.sai2 Hawaii United Investors 1 -Two construction con- 3 M4 on the beautiful Palos Verdee Peninsula E'dwdri ZucUrman -3 8 II nw, SMOO FREE community four, ftv ond tlx -bedroom homti 33 custom 1 and 2 story plans A complete shopping center with over 35 stores and services, comfortable homes In lovely neighborhoods and fabulous golf and recreational facilities Sun City Is i "country club" world. 7 LOS ANGELES SAN BERNARDINO gmmmmmmmmmmmmm mr o7tmA 531,500 1 1 CITY Over 5,500 happy Sun Citizens have chosen to stop fighting the big-city clamor and smog In favor of the clean air varm sunshine country club atmosphere beautiful community comfortable homes magnificent recreational facilities and the companionship of the friendly people they found in SUN CITY how about YOU? il locitd22 milM south of RWtrsidi on Hihway39S Imp. CSf-it' Air Condilionlnt Ilectrle SAN DIEGO FOR FREE FULL-COLOR LITERATURE ON SUN CITY write today to i SUN CITY DEVELOPMENT Dept. LT-109-2 P.O.

Box 100 Sun City, California 93281 you're out in the quiet countryside, away from it all, yet only minutes from Riverside and San Bernardino an hour to top entertainment, ocean beaches, desert spas and mountain lakes; 4 Make your happy discovery nowl Come to Sun City and find out how easy it is to enjoy countryside living away from big-city congestion, pollution and noise. Seeing is believing! If YoutasD cr Ovsr-Mrei er Kot-Yca Cxs It ta Yosr nssSfYonrPockotbook, and Your Futon to tailgate Sun City Howl TAKE A LOOK! You may find Sua City is your kind of place, too. The broad green fairways of Sun City's 18-hole fulksized golf course (a second 18-nole course is under construction) rolling hills and ma jestic mountain views distinctive homes and apart ments on beautiful tree- lined streets bright sunshine and spring-fresh breezes all this plus the friendly wave and the warm smile and you'll fcnow you're in Sun City I A secluded paratSiso convenient to everything! In Sua City lot Vordes Estates San Diego Frmay to Hawthorn Boule II MODELS f' vard, turn otf Via Rfvin ust north of Palo Vtrdei Drtvo West Open tally from 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. Telephone C13) 377-5573 mi CHECK THESE FACTS ABOUT SUN C1TYI 7 ul I I tzr-iii iiTrn ff inrw IMMEWftTtHfe Magnificent recreational facilities swimming, shuffloboard, lawn bowling, professionally equipped arts and craft shops, and more that Sun Citizens enjoy for only S'if cfayl A beautiful, 13-hote coif course which residents may play every day for less than B0f a round, ennusl bssls.

A second lS-hcto coures Is scheduled for opening this fall. Over 70 social, civic, hobby, travel end srvlct organizations that you may Join. A complete shopping center having over 33 tores. Beautiful, modern homes, duplexes end apirt-ments, priced from $18,230 to $32,990 Including lot and lendscaplns. At Sun City, you own your home and may sell it as you see fit, Sun City has i fine madlcaldental centar.There Is new hospital In nearby Hemet.

The luxurious Kings Inn resort motel with dinlnj room and cocktail lounge. California's Finest Resort-Rettrtment Community U'J-SSI usjiue Sun City Divelopmp.nt Ccrr A SUBSIDIARY Cf Del E.Webb Corporation Community mviiomimt iviim.

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