Tyler Restaurant Celebrates Renovation Unveiling New Layout
The Tyler Street restaurant owned by Charles Bashata and Leo Mussery completes a renovation. An opening today and tomorrow features an open house to showcase the redesigned space at 796 Tyler St. The dining area now seats up to 176, with most booths replaced by tables and several removed booths moved to the bar.
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Quick Action To Halt Bathroom Overflow
Emergency tips warn not to dash for a mop when a toilet is about to overflow. Lift the flush tank cover to insert the flush ball, blocking water from entering the bowl. Then clear the obstruction by hand, flushing, or using tools like a plunger or auger, and call a plumber if needed.
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Converting an Attached Garage Into Living Space
An attached garage can become a paneled family room bedroom or even a one room apartment with powder room. Utilizing existing foundation walls and roof saves up to 40 percent of an addition cost and allows much DIY work for speed and savings.
Most Phases of Construction Industry Optimistic for 1965
NEW YORK Construction management workers suppliers of materials and equipment expect 1965 to match or exceed 1964, per Engineering News Record. Awards of construction contracts may rise seven percent to nearly 28 million dollars as demand grows for steel lumber cement and aluminum. Many manufacturers run ahead of demand while steel and lumber may lag after last December floods. employment rose to 3.1 million, up four percent from 1964. McGraw-Hill notes new orders for 1984 up 24 percent and capital market borrowing hit a record 23 billion with state and municipal bonds at eight and a half billion, suggesting further high issuance.
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More Plastic Products Seen For Use In Construction
New York report notes plastics in construction may rise to 6.2 billion pounds by 1970, a 158 percent jump from 2.4 billion pounds used last year. Last year's 2.4 billion pounds, valued at about $450 million, accounted for about one half of one percent of all materials.
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Hard Water Soap Scum Solved Only by Softening Equipment
A Plumbing-Heating Cooling Information Bureau warns detergents with softening agents only hide hard water problems. true elimination requires home softening units. Hard water causes rings, dull glassware, and higher costs to over $100 yearly.
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