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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1971
Page
5
Mr Fix outlines a season long screen cleaning and repair guide. He advises lowering raised screens, washing with detergent, and drying before maintenance. He covers material specific repairs, patches, molding removal, spline replacement, and securing screens on wood or metal frames.
Sleep consultant Sally Ames notes rising interest in Hollywood beds among teens in Tacoma, young marrieds in Minneapolis, and career women in Baltimore. The complete set saves space and money, converting bedrooms into private living rooms and serving as seating in one room apartments and guest rooms.
The article warns that bonded fabrics vary in composition such as acetate nylon or wool face and may be reversible. Expert Gerda Petersen from the University of Nebraska cautions that selection affects long term satisfaction with wear. Also notes to check rain conditions.
Versatile wood bookcase units serve as simple home storage. Unfinished shelves sold by lumber dealers and stores let you build dimensional walls by arranging sizes, suspending some and resting others. Add a folded desk door for a home office and create a music wall with record storage units.
To ease guest traffic jams, move the closet area away from the front door. Consider switching to a bedroom closet or building a wall extension and borrowing space from another room to break the blockade near the entrance. This also allows greeting visitors and storing their coats.
A rustic note advises letting each coat dry before buffing and dusting prior to applying the final finish. It mentions pine steel wool as a buffing aid and stresses careful preparation of ponderosa pine, hemlock, and western red cedar.
Savings and loan associations may now lend up to 90 percent of a home’s value and the Federal Home Loan Bank Board raises the maximum loan amount to 36000 dollars from 11500, broadening financing options for buyers.
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