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$1 00,000.00
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(39° matiress not included) Reg. 599.95

$480

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In a dark finish. Ideally suited =.
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5 PCE. PECAN FINISH

with sercll work on top drawer & mirror
+9 drawer dresser +bookcase headboard

+2 mirrors +5 drawer chest Reg. 947.00
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+6 drawer dresser -+mirror 1
+headboard Reg. $29.95

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with Geld trim Reg. 219,
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3 drawers. Almond colour.

$750”

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640°°

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Joe Jacobs liternly -
‘fell-into sculpting. ==:
46-year-old

The
Canadian : Indian was
tarring the roof of a-
propane factory seven
years ago when an
explosion inside the
building sent him flying
2% storeys to the
ground. He landed on
his back -and needed
major surgery.

During his

Nations Reserve near

took up carving, and
today, he’s one of
Canada's foremost
Endian sculptors: His

stone carv-
ings have fetched up to
$40,000 aplece at art
abows,

Saturday, Jacobs’
work and that of 63 other
contemporary . native
artists was featured at a
native art auction that

‘ralsed about $45,000 for

the Native ‘Canadian
Centre if Toronto.

It doesn't take singer
Kensy Rogers long to
make up his mind.

Less than a week alter
be first saw it, Rogers
has agreed tobuy the 35-
room Beverly Hills
mansion of movie pro-
ducer Dino
DeLaurentis,

Rogers agreed to buy
the house after several
days of negotiations,
and is planning to move
into the estate, known as
“The Knoll,” by late
March.

The price? A mere .
_ $14.5 million.

The ranch where U.S.

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recuperation at the Six -

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PEOPLE

President Renasidé
- Reagan appeared in
Death Valley Days and
where the late Richard

Boone sug a guin

Have Gus Wil Travel
hasa't attracted 0 high:
"enough offer to make it
worth selling, He owner

Sue Schillemas, an
Arizona = real-estate
broker and invester who

~ bas owned Apacheland
since 1977, sali the high

rl + bid of $400,000 at‘ an
Brantford, Ont., Jacobs

auction Saturday was

well below her
minimum asking price
of $750,000.

“I'm not going to-
accept the offer,’ she
said. “It would cost a
million dellara* to
rebuild, not to mention
all the antiques and
history that go with it.”

The 1600e-style ranch
town was built
specifically for movie
productions. .

Howard Heaseman,
who plays Dr. Joheay
Fever, the laid-back
dise jockey on WKRP In
Cincinnati, says the
secret to bis success is
his ability to make
Johnny a mysterious
character whose per-
sonality is never fully °
revealed.

“T tonality is never
fully revealed.

“1 think one of the
things that works weil
for Fever is the
mysterious quality,”
Heasseman said. “‘T

- fought for that mysa-
terious quality. 1 think it
heaves something to the
imagination. 1 think it.

also heightens any cu- —

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riosity people have
about the character.

“But I also think
that’s specifically a part
of Johnny's persona,
that he is, If sot
secretive, not terribly
open about what's going
on in his life.”

It took a governor, a
television network head
and a lot of friendly
people to get Frankie
Rotesberry to his day of
glory on the sidelines at
the Super Bowl.
17-year-old
Rotenberry, who is

_ fighting for bis life after

two unsuccessful kidney
sat in one of
the best seats at the
Super Bow] in New
Orleans on Sunday and
watched his prediction
of an Oakland Raiders’
vietory come true.

He was flown to New
Orleans from his
Princeton home on
Sunday in a plane
chartered by the state of
Wes Virginia. NBC
supplied his game
ticket.

Jimmy Carter may
have been oul of office
for only a little more
than a week, but
already a talent-and-
literary agency has
been appointed to
handie the former U.S.
president's yet-tobe-
writien memoirs.

International
Crealive Managemen}
said it also will repre-
sent the former
president's wife,
Rosalyn, if she decides
to write a book.

Marvin Josephson,
chairman of the board
of International

, Creative Management's

parent firm, said Carter
bas hot begun. writing.
hia memoirs and jt ig not
possible to predict when,
they will be. completed.

Meanwhile, another.
former president,
Gerald Ford, has some
words of advice for Car-
ter now that the latter is
beginning his enforced

‘retirement.

Ford, who has been
there himself, says
Carter should keep busy
in retirement and ‘have
activities that'll give
him a chance to make
observations, maybe
some criticisms,”

In a television in-
terview, Ford sald the

and compare nolés;
“and I would. weleame
it”

Yet another former
president, Richard
Nixon, is to be’ vener-
ated when San
Clemente, Calif., builds
an $800,000 mdseum
dedicated to him. ~
The museum is to
include a bronze bust of
Nixon and two floors full,
of pictures and artifacts
to remind San Clemente
of the 11 yeara Nixon
lived there — but
nothing indicating
Nixon resigned . from

office in the midst of the.

Watergate scandal in
1974.

Charlle Ashbaugh,
president of the San
Clemente Historical
Society, said the
memorabilia antedates
Nixon’s forced depar-
ture from the White
House.

“We saw his value in
being here because he
did put us on the map

_ and we bad the reflected -

glory,” he sald, “We
bore the burden of his

humiliation and that.

was bard to take, but we
didn't hate him.” *

Speaking of the Super

Bowl, referred to by
some as the Super Bore,

it seerns only appro-

priate that the Raiders,
the renegades. of the
National Football
League, should end
their season in a sea of
controversy.

Coach Tem Flores,
savoring his teams
victory. over Phila-
delphia Eagles,’ said
Monday he wants the
*Ralders to remain in
* Oakland.

Al Davis, he Ratdera’
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the league in an attempt
to move the franchise to
Los Angeles without the
other owners’ per-
Taigsion. :

Fiorea, however, said
he would make such a
move with regret.

“T've been an Oakland -

Raider since 1360, with a
leave of absence for a
few years someplace
else (1967-71 in Buffalo
and Kansas City as a
player and coach),"’ be
said. “I was the first’

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INTRODUCING
- WOODGREEN APARTMENTS

4632 Lezelle Ave.

Rental Applications are now being taken
for occupancy March 1, 1981. a
FEATURING:

One and =o two) bedroom’ ‘[Lexury
unit,

«Fireplace In every

drapes.

-Undercover parking.
Central Location
Controlied Entry

unit.

|. Dishwasher, Fridge & Stove included.
7 Bright, large Bay Windews with olor co-ordinated

-Spacious open beam bedrooms with EA Sultes.
-Grond staircese and bright halls. |
- Ground fleor apartments with Private Gerdes.
- Ceramic jiled kifchen floors & bathrooms. a
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