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I I Creating a game room, den or recreation area rails "fore" a flooring that is practical and unique. This deep-pile green grass look-alike carpet is called "Sunnyside Up," from Ozite. Recessed golf cups and flags are packaged by Ozite 4 to a carton, complete with instructions for easy placement. Flat heating surfaces for smooth cooking 4 to a carton with complete instructions for easy place­ ment anywhere in the room. Another exciting use for Ozite synthetic turf in the game room . . . cover your HO or N gauge train board for instant and realistic greenery! Ozite Sunnyside Up syn­ thetic turf retails for ap­ proximately $5.95 a s.y. and can be purchased nation­ ally in floorcovering stores, home centers and depart­ ment stores. And for a dramatic touch to your floors or outdoors, "Sunnyside Up" is also available in colorful stripes. Kitchen triangle works wonders for saving steps A most reliable check for a kitchen plan is what is called the work triangle. Measure the distance from the front edge of your sink to the front of the range, the range to the re­ frigerator, and the refriger­ ator to the sink. This path across the floor should not be less than 4 feet nor more than 7 feet with the excep­ tion of the path from the refrigerator to the range, which could be 8 or 9 feet. Those who bear in mind the work triangle when planning a new kitchen will have a beautifully planned kitchen. When hanging wallpaper be sure to keep a record of the exact number of rolls used. Forty-three million Amer­ icans live in homes 10 years old or older, which accounts for the present and contin­ ued growth of the remodel­ ing market. The American Institute of Kitchen Dealers has es­ timated that 2.44 million kitchens are being re­ modeled annually. The aver­ age price of a remodeled kitchen is from $3,500 to $5,000. When a tight-money sit­ uation resulted in a decline in housing starts, remodeled kitchens continued to in­ crease, AIKD statistics in­ dicate. A survey by TIME maga­ zine, in conjunction with the AIKD, tells why families remodel their kitchens: • 59 per cent want new styling • 56 per cent want up- to-date equipment and new features • • 36 per cent have appli­ ances that need replacing • 17 per cent moved to another home • 10 per cent noted other miscellaneous reasons (The total exceeds 100 per cent because many re­ spondents noted more than one reason). Another survey of Ameri­ can homemakers indicated appearance and the self- cleaning oven were ranked first and second in priority by persons buying new ranges. This explains why in kitchen remodeling and in new housing starts, kitchen designers and builders have begun to show a preference for mixing kitchen elegance with practicality. One indicator of this is the use of smoothtop cook­ ing appliances, as standard features in many new kitchens, according to Corn­ ing Glass Works, the orig­ inator of the smoothtop concept. The large number of op­ tions available with smooth- top cooking appliances -- built-in cooktops and both slip-in and free-standing ranges -- combined with built-in wall ovens, makes them a natural in kitchen design. The built-in cooktops are available in both two and four-element units, ideal for virtually any kitchen counter or cooking island installation. Being a flat, smooth sheet of glass-ceramic, these cook­ tops double as additional counterspace when not be­ ing used for cooking and add to the "clean appear­ ance" of the kitchen. Corning reports the use of smoothtops in a number of kitchens in large-scale projects from coast to coast -- condominiums,® apart­ ments, and housing develop­ ments. Some of these are: • Pinehurst Estates, town- house condominiums adja­ cent to Pinehurst Country Club, in Denver. • Costa Brava, prestige condominium, in Miami. • Ashborough, a commu­ nity of distinguished homes, being built in Dorchester County, S.C. • Golden Heritage Homes, Phoenix. • Regency Apartments, Naples, Fla. 31 Reasons Why We Are ,YourOne-Stop Shopping Area For Garden Needs • annuals • bark • bird baths • containers • decora­ tive boulders • edging • evergreens • fertilizers • flowering trees • fountains • fruit trees • garden hose ^geraniums •grass seed • ground covers •in­ secticides • Mexican pottery • night lighting •ori­ ental lanterns *peat moss • perennials • potting soil •roses *sedum • shade trees • shrubs •sprink­ lers • statuary • stone chips "trellis • vegetable plants. . . NURSERY oad LANDSCAPING 1 9203 US 12, Richmond, III. 1 Sun. thru Sat. . .9:00-6:00 WW UNTIL MOTHER'S DAY FRFFI NORMAL RI \LL. 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Green St *Hem, T I T DAILY 8:00-5;30 Wed. 8:00-Noon Friday 8;00-9;0Q Unique carpeting paves game room with synthetic turf that brings outdoor sports indoors If plans for remodeling a den or converting unused basement space into a rec­ reation area are in your spring fix-up schedule, here's a few inexpensive decorating ideas sure to make this the most popular room in your home! Create a game room, filled from ceiling to floor with your family's favorite lei­ sure time sports. Call the family to order for ideas and start right in. Gather up mom's bowling trophies, dad's sports equip­ ment and prize catches, and set aside an area for the kids' race cars. Don't forget the pool table, dart board and chest of drawers to house all the table top fam­ ily games. Don't waste a foot of space. If you can't store it, hang it, shelve it, or stack it. This room says "game power"; here a game, there a game, everywhere a fun- giving game! green of Ozite synthetic turf. Here's where you can practice to your heart's content, challenge the neighbor to a serious game, or liven up a party ... and laugh at bad weather to boot! And there is family fun in golf. Make this room a haven away from the course with a wall-to-wall putting Sure to be the focal point of your decorating scheme is this lush deep pile green grass look-a l ike carpet called "Sunnyside Up" from Ozite, the innovators of outdoor/indoor carpeting. Made of durable polypro­ pylene olefin fiber, it has the look and feel of a beau­ tifully manicured country club green and the warmth and comfort underfoot of a fine carpet. If you're "game," install­ ing it can be your weekend do-it-yourself project. Or call for a helping hand from the family; in 6' width, this grass carpet is easy to han­ dle and Ozite AP 770 peel- up adhesive makes a game of what could be a sticky situation. The recessed cups and flags are packaged by Ozite