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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1967
Page
33
The plan lists a living room dining room family room kitchen dinette laundry mud room center hall three bedrooms and two baths totaling 1497 square feet. It features a spacious front porch rear terrace and a fireplace in the family room with a shared chimney. A two car garage has a front entry and overall dimensions of 76 feet 6 inches by 38 feet 2 inches including the garage.
House of the Week features a long low ranch design by architect Lester Cohen with 1497 square feet of living space. The layout emphasizes open formal and informal areas, a rear terrace, and efficient use of space for a family of four or five.
The 1967 housing view mixes high mortgage credit ease with rising interest rates. Builders use novel incentives such as guaranteed tax relief, interim rental, repurchase offers, and room-specific designs to attract buyers. Despite a recession, long-range planning and cost-cutting keep demand lively as costs rise and buyers are urged to act when ready.
The article discusses best seasons for painting the exterior and cautions about heat. It advises painting in spring or fall or using latex paint on damp surfaces. It covers surface prep caulking and painting ancillary items. It then describes a house design Z-1 with a two car garage, terrace, fireplace, bay window, and a three bedroom layout with a dual lavatory master suite.
Finishes spark disagreement among woodworkers. varnish yields a hard brilliant surface, shellac is easy to apply and durable in several coats, lacquer is growing in use via spray. The best choice is personal preference after practicing on a piece, with emphasis on smoothing the wood until a seamless feel is achieved and avoiding haste.
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