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K « Kitchens The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the house and most people are unhappy with their kitchens. The reasons — not enough cabinet space, poor lighting, lack of color, or a small eating area — are correctible. If spring has brought remodeling fever to your abode, check out the library before you start to rip out walls, paint or redecorate. How to Design & Remodel Kitchens by Ortho Books (643 H). The Kitchen; 100 Solutions to Design Problems by James Brett (643 B), Thousands of Creative Kitchen Ideas by Virginia Habeeb <643.3 H), Kitchen Storage: Ideas and Projects by the editors of Sunset magazine or The Kitchen Book , How to Exactly the Kitchen You Want •by Klaus Paradies (643.3 P) will give a myriad of ideas and possibilities for you to consider. IF YOU decide that because of expenses or effort, you would rather just | redecorate your existing | kitchen using paint, wallpaper, flooring and/or curtains; you will want to look at decorating books centered on a particular • style. Mary Giklia tt has published two very popular books which contain samples of paints, carpets, tiles, fabrics, wallpapers and fixtures with three dimensional room drawings. The first of these books/is The Decorating Book (747 G) and a companion book is the Mix & Match Decorating Book, bound like a sample book, which flips a portion of the page so you can match and explore color combinations. Hi-Tech; The Industrial Style and Source Book For the Home by Joan Kron and Suzanne Slesin (747 K) shows you how to use this style of design effectively with style and panache. The storage chapter shows the possibilities of lockers, poultry nesters, pie cases, mail boxes, map cases and laboratory glass for storing all those kitchen gadgets. American Country; A Style and Source Book by Mary Ellison Emmerling <747.23 E) takes the opposite tack and features warm, old fashioned charm and a reliance on wood and wood tones. SPACE CAN be relieved by some extent by adding a deck or patio off the kitchen area, and an ideal source .'or this is How To Design & Build Decks and Patios by Ortho Books (643 Bi Want to try an add-on dining room? The library has all the information you need. Build Your Harvest Kit chen. edited^hy William H Hylton, (643.3 Bris a complete and practical manual that will help turn your

ideas into reality. It tells you step-by -step how to build a thoroughly modern, old fashioned socialable, workable harvest kitchen. A place where you can cook, bake, process food, serve meals, visit friends, do homework or work on the budget. Excellent for sprucing up an old kitchen or tackling a complete reconstruction; it covers all th£ obvious tasks like wiring, plumbing and cabinetmaking. IT OFFERS specific guidance on planning and layout; scheduling work; stripping out an old kitchen; framing in new windows, doors and partitions; routing or rerouting plumbing and heating; plans for a dozen kitchen cabinets complete with materials list and instructions. If you want to restore an older home's kitchen with fixtures and authentic trim peruse The Old House Journal's Catalog in the reference section of the library or take home Old Holises; A Rebuilder's Manual, by George Wash <643.7 N) for how to install tin ceilings and other goodies found in older homes. Retrofitting an older home is given a detailed Study in From The Walls In by Charles Wing (643.7 W). Books on specific home improvements and various sections of the house are all found at the library — kitchens were merely used as an example. Start your renovations with us!

Award Set For Locke AVALON - Theodore F. Locke Jr.. 42, formerly of Nether Providence and now a resident of this borough will receive the Widener-PMC Alumni Association's Distinguished Alumnus Award during Widener's 165th commencement ceremony 9:45 a.m. Saturday, on the University's Pennsylvania Campus in Chester. Locke retired as vice president for administration last year and is serving as acting dean of the School of Hotel and Restaurant Management HE FIRST returned to his alma mater as an employee in 1966, after retiring from the U.S. Army with the rank of lieutenant colonel, to become assistant to the dean of engineering. Between 1966 and 1985, Locke served in several positions in the School of Engineering and the University administration with responsibility for budgeting, programming. < planning, physical plant, housekeeping, security, purchasing, personnel, and computer systems.

Bill Hikes Fire Co. Fund Cap TRENTON - A municipality could increase the funds it appropriates to a volunteer fire company under a measure sponsored by Assemblyman Guy F. Mu ziani/; R-Cape May. Cumberland, that won unanimous approval recently from the Assembly Law, Public Safety. Defense and Corrections Committee The bill. A-1676. would authorize local governments to designate an addi tional $15,000 of their budget to volunteer fire companies, increasing the annual cap to $60,000. Under the bill, municipalities with three or more volunteer fire companies could appropriate an additional $20,000 to each company The measure now goes to the Assembly for consideration.

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