From the EDITOR As I set here this February evening watching Antique Road Show on the educational channel, I got up and ran to my computer and started typing. Wow! What I would have given to have been a carpenter, painter, craftsman, or mechanic! I admire furniture and pieces of art that are worth twenty, or even thirty thousand dollars! Yes, just imagine men and women in the 1800s sculpting a stool, or a cabinet that has great value. These ancestors were blessed with clever minds and talented hands. Keep in mind how important it is to plan, prepare, and organize your projects. This issue has just the companies and services to assist in the completion of your desired plans. If you are purchasing a new home or one to fix up and repair, give these advertisers a call.
by JOE GOOCH
On a community note, for a little different type of home improvement, please clean up your property! If you have an old washer and dryer sitting on your front porch, call your city offices to find someone to haul them off. Maybe you have tree limbs and/ or debris all over your yard. Please pick it up and let’s improve our community! If you have several cars parked in your yard, move them and park them properly in the driveway. This March Home Improvement issue features talented craftsmen from today. Give them a call! I’d better get back to my Antique Road Show.
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