Beautiful ranch house with spacious 1949 square feet of living
Spacious low profile ranch home offers 1,949 square feet of living area with brick accented exterior and a large front living room. The plan includes a formal entry, coat closet, dining area at the front, a rear family room with sliding doors and fireplace, a well equipped kitchen, utility room with laundry, half bath, inside garage access, and three large bedrooms including a master suite with two big closets and private bath. Optional basement access near the garage. Complete drawings and plan books available from Larry Farnsworth at P.O. Box 1841 Las Vegas Nevada 89101.
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Larry Farnsworth
P.Q. Box
Las Vegas
Nevada
1977 Rose Buying Guide from American Rose Society
A short note on the 1977 Hand Book for Selecting Roses a Rose Buying Guide. It explains rose classes hybrid tea miniature climber rambler and a 22 page alphabetic list of roses with classification color and a 10 point rating scale. The booklet ends with a list of specially highly rated roses to ease choosing.
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American Rose Society
P.O
Shreveport
Louisiana
Rose Society
Housing outlook and notes on roses and solar energy
Open House Q outlines a 1977 year favorable for single family construction and sales of homes. Rates appear stable with slight near term increases possible, while composite wood offers a strong lumber substitute. Solar energy use dates back to ancient times, with modern mentions and a guide to selecting roses highlights the Grandiflora and Floribunda varieties and practical care tips.
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H. Jackson Pontius
National Association of Realtors
Fabric patterns harmonize rooms with repeated textiles
A design guide shows how repeating a plaid fabric across a bed, curtains, drapes, tiebacks, and even a laminated headboard creates coordinated, elegant spaces. Add a second floral fabric for slipcovers and accents, then finish with a kaki table and ginger jar lamp. Ensure sufficient yardage to avoid discontinued patterns.
Winter injury to trees from dry, fluctuating winter weather
Hot winds and temperatures over 100 degrees followed by cold dry conditions in winter cause injury to evergreens pines and hardwoods. Drying out in February and March during temperature swings increases water loss despite normal winter reduction. Trees and shrubs suffer.
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Bob Voboril
Moisture Causes Exterior Blisters on Homes
Moisture causes exterior paint blisters, often due to vapor moisture and poor venting. Increase ventilation at the source and through siding to ease the problem. Stains may better allow moisture escape, but old paint must be removed before staining. Tree and pine blight notes follow with brief guidance on management and chemical controls.
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Waud
Privarts Association
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Ana Nore
Columbus
ARS
Rose Buying Guide
Sdles
Federal National Mortgage Association
CFNMA
The
Forest Service
Department of Housing and Urban Development
B.C
Realtors Review
Paris Fair
Scott Nelson
Jerry Frieze
Marshall-Nelson Agency
Wath St
Catarines
Handy Wenans
Forteze
Shawna Moyle
Alon
Monroe
Platte College
Tennes
Amdaabir
Columbus, Nebraska
Jan Grams
Sorting Company, Inc. Ory
16Th Ave
Price
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