De Jong Construction Seeks Busy 1963 in Pella
Martin De Jong of De Jong Lumber and Construction Company predicts a strong 1963 in Pella with 21 new homes the goal after finishing a Tyssel ing and De Wild department store installation. Northland Lanes development expects three to four homes this year, while several residences in Liberty Street and Elevator Road are under way. De Jong notes rising home demand and better financing from local banks reducing reliance on FHA programs.
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Weight trends for local men and women reveal shifts since 1929
Special to The Chronicle reports Marion County men average about five pounds heavier than in 1929, totaling 67 000 pounds or 33 ½ tons more for the male population. Women show opposite trends, weighing less at similar heights and ages. Health authorities note men over 30 average 20 pounds overweight with higher mortality. reducing intake and increased exercise are advised, while taxes and home renovations are discussed in adjacent notes.
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Improvement On Home Necessary To Keep Valus
The piece argues home improvements protect the home as a major investment and curb long term costs. It notes fears of higher taxes are often unfounded while stressing repairs maintain value and safeguard neighborhoods. Cities publish lists of improvements not to raise taxes.
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Decorate For The Future Newlyweds Budget Home Furnishings
Newlyweds stretch budgets by choosing durable easy care furniture and vinyl flooring for a first apartment and future ranch house. The article highlights plastic and vinyl upholstery with urethane padding, melamine tops, brocade vinyl chairs, and man made fiber carpets in colors like amethyst emerald and burnished gold, emphasizing practicality and long term style.
Real Estate Board Touts Blight Reduction Program
The National Association of Real Estate Boards through its Build America Better Committee promotes a plan to help cities curb neighborhood blight by encouraging property owners to comply with housing codes and keep homes safe and sound. Further details are available from NAREB Department of Public Affairs at 1300 Connecticut Avenue NW Washington DC.
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Power to become God's perfect child through prayer
The passage urges embracing inner potential by casting aside past disappointments and doubts and seeking silent communion with God through prayer to attain spiritual perfection.
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