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18A THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Apel 28, 1967 Old Appliances Don't Jell In Modern Kitchen Set - up Old appliances do not a mod- freezer into the space now ern kitchen make. Yet some homeowners overlook this tru ism when formulating plans for an up-to-date kitchen. The principat reason why kitchen planning should include modern appliances is that the goal of anew kitchen is to give the homemaker added conven- fence and to save her-time and labor. Older model, "left-over" appliances just can't do that. What's more, out-dated ap- pliances detract from the ap- earance of a remodeled room. ew models are designed spe cifically for the sleek, built-in look of contemporary kitchens. Buiiding Supply News, a trade publication, points out, for ex- ample, that there are two types of built-in electric ranges: one which has surface elements dropped into a countertop. with ovens set in the wall or cab- inet; and one which is a com pact unit of surface elements and oven that slides onto a low platform base. Either fits right in with built-in cabinets and countertops. Other range styles are equal ly suitable. Free - standing ranges fit flush with the tops and fronts of standard cup- boards. High - style eye - level ranges have single or double ovens hung from the wall above the surface units. All styles are available with the latest con- venience features including automatic timers and tempera- ture controls. New model refrigerator- freezers are designed with square corners and_ straight lines to fit flush against the wall and cabinets. 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For mod- ern convenience, refrigerator- freezers in which frost doesn't form in either the refrigerator or freezer compartments end the messy job of manual de- frosting. Pool Design Must Blend With Terrain What should you look for in a swimming pool? It's a good question, considering that more than half a million homes now have pools. This includes only the perma- nent, in-the-ground type, as contrasted with additional thou- sands of pre-fabricated and above-ground pools. Add the neighborhood swim clubs, apartment, motel, coun- try club, school and other per- manent pools, and the total soars to more than 700,000 for a splash-happy populace. Because there are 65 times as many permanent pools as there were in 1948 and because of the scientific explosion, Aquatech corporation was form- ed five years ago to keep its 17 member companies through- out the nation abreast of de- velopments, All are designers and builders of permanent pools. The presi- dent of the corporation, Edward P. Wagner, offers some advice to prospective pool owners. "Whether for a private resi- dential pool or a larger installa- tion at a neighborhood swim club, a school, or public park," Wagner says, 'design should complement the architecture of the home or other structures and should blend in with the surrounding terrain and land- scaping. "It's a good rule of thumb te make the shallow end larger than the deep end, because peo- ple spend most of their time in the shallow end. If there are youngsters involved, they like to race, so the pool should have parallel ends for take-offs and turns, Even if you swim laps for exercise, parallel ends are helpful and there is still room for great flexibility of design." Wagner recommends reim forced concrete construction, either poured or sprayed, as being best able te take the strains imposed by water in the pool and by the surrounding earth. USE OUR SERVICE ie. 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