My Home of Tomorrow by Gerald W. Cahill
Three bedroom compact home plan priced to fit FHA or Veterans loans. 932 square feet with large closets, compact bathroom with shower, efficient kitchen layout, central dual door furnace, and rustic exterior with brick veneer and stucco options. Plans 744 with elevations and cabinets available for $10 per set. a 40-plan booklet is $31.00.
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Dream Lush Lawn Made Possible by Chemistry
Improved chemical products from garden firms enable lush lawn dreams. Spread topsoil, break up clods, and level ground then add peat moss or leaf mold to reduce water use. After watering, wait about ten days before applying a weed killer and seed. Continuous chemical nourishment promises a hearty, healthy lawn.
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Fire inspections mark progress in nations program
Hayward fire department inspection program reported in Safety Review. In the issue a complete report lists results. Firemen visited more than 7000 homes and inspected over 2000.
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In The Home Moe Rud Wyeth Spline Chaise Plan
A pattern for a wheeled chaise with five back positions and a rope foundation promises comfort. Includes weather resistant ready-made pad measuring seventy six by twenty six inches, available in multiple colors, with natural wood finish or matching paint. Step by step sawing and assembly instructions. Pattern 315 priced at 5 200.
Massa to Lead New Farmer Rally Committee in Fall
Massa will head Hayward high school's rally committee for the fall semester. Members include Pete Livanos, incident Larry Stahl as secretary, and Chuck Stoddard as treasurer. Advisors are Berert Brogahl, Perry Smith, and Fred Zook. The committee held a steak fry tonight at Half Moon Bay.
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Sheetmetal Class Offered at San Leandro Adult School
A new sheetmetal riveting class will start Monday at San Leandro Adult School on 2200 Bancroft Avenue. The course runs four nights a week from 6 p.m. to midnight under the direction of I Frank Ryan.
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Replacing old plants to refresh home exteriors
A home makeover can start with the garden as nurseries advise replacing worn shrubs with a few varieties to create pleasing foundation plantings. Selecting 5 or 3 shrubs for repeated patterns helps blend with the building, while mixed plantings counterbalance mass and harshness. Consider Abelia Grandiflora cautiously and favor combinations like Raphiole Indica rosea Osmanthus lemon and other dwarf citrus for adaptable foundation color and texture.
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Summer heat friendly flowers for tough garden spots
In heat and drought, plant natives and sun loving varieties. Portulaca grandiflora thrives in hot, dry soil and bright color. Zinnias offer white pink purple red and yellow blooms with larger new strains. Alyssum forms a low carpet, Royal Carpet yields velvety purple blossoms. Scarlet sage Salvia splendens provides brilliant red color on poor soil with limited water.
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Showing More Qak Is Newest Floor Trend
Floors take a prominent role in home decor as oak hardwood gains popularity. Trade reports show hardwood flooring rising, with shipments in the last four years at 765 board feet per dwelling unit, compared with 13 board feet per unit in 1925.
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Elizabeth Whitney
Business Failures Decline Week Over Week
NEW YORK INS Dun and Bradstreet reports nationwide business failures for the week ended May 27 totaled 206. This compares with 248 in the prior week and 168 in the same week a year ago.
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Begonia Society To Meet Thursday in Hayward
Hayward. The Southern Alameda County branch of the American Begonia Society will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday June 17 in the high school cafeteria. Vice president Vincent Peck will project two color films Mystery of Plant Life and Utah the Rainbow Land and give a brief account of the growth of his 400 begonias. He is the flower show chairman and will offer last minute instructions for the club’s Pleasanton equity opening June 2.
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The Common House Fly Explained Its Filthy Spread
A detailed piece on the house fly describing its speed of 17 miles per hour, 13 mile reach, and ability to walk on ceilings. It explains how flies breed in feces, spread bacteria, and carry diseases including tuberculosis, urging control with fly sprays and space mist atomizers.
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Tiny Worms Harm African-Violets Nematodes damage blossoms
The May issue of Better Homes and Gardens cites University of Tineis tests showing several nematode species attack African violets. The most harmful northern type lives in soil, feeding on roots and gradually ruining blooms. Remove infested plants and soil to prevent spread.
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