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(IlKAdO TK1UUNE. SATUKUAY, MAY 23. 1070 Section 1 A Half Million Items Exhibited in Antique and Hobby Show More than 25,000 visitors arc more than 30 million dollars publisher of Hobbies magazine, expected at the Chicago An- will be displayed by about 150 is sponsor of the show, tiques Exposition and Hobby exhibitors, according to Charles Hook rugs, Civil war memo-fair, which opens today. Marston, show director. The rabilia.

African nrlmifivpt Open house at Cress Creek this weekend Some 500,000 items valued at Lightner Publishing company, American furniture, post cards, and pendants arc some of the items of interest. Venerable lighting fixtures, Georgian silver candlesticks, Victorian heirlooms, Canton china, multihued Tiffany glass, Wedgwood, and New England 'ji chesfs arc among items (hat Traditional, Contemporary and Provincial homes. From $50,000. In your backyard, a private 18-hole championship golf course. Drive out to Cress Creek In Naperville this weekend.

Take the East-West Tollway to Wheaton-Naperville Road. Turn riant and follow the signs. A child could find the olace. Be sure and bring one. We're expecting you.

RSVPhone 355-4600. 0 0 OOA aa noi oniy win aciorn me nomc, but do double duty as conversation pieces. The show is in tlic exhibition hall of the Hilton hotel and admission is $1.50. Hours arc noon until 10 p. m.

today thru Tuesday, and noon until 6 p. m. Wednesday, Ihc final day APPLIANCE GAIN NOTED IN APRIL BY INDUSTRY April factory nf major home appliances were A per cent ahead of April year ago, the Association ol Home Appliance Manufacturers reports. The (igurc of 2.441.200 units was an all-time high for April and only Tiil.fWO units below Die all-lime industry record set in March Ibis year. March is traditionally one nf the peak months in the appliance industry, said Guenlher Baumgart, association president.

The April figuro included 41 per cent gains over a year earlier in both freezers and oooooo It's no place like home Sue Dunn, queen of the annual Chicago Antiques Exposition and Hobby Fair, lends her charm to this selling of age-old artistry, oriental Satsuma temple urns set on a pair of band-carved tcakwood stands from China. More than 150 exhibitors will participate in the show, which opens today in the exhibition hall of the Hilton hotel. SMYKAL ASSOCIATES SINCE 1871 A sort of rnlinary center in a family room was lie idea behind ilic attractive decor of this kitchen. Breaking away from the stereotyped old fashioned ideas, this one was planned to be the huh of the home. For the Cook Who Likes the Family About JIY JANK AllltAMS SAY GOOD-BY to old fashioned ideas about kitchens.

Today, will) so many men joining the women in cooking a in gourmet, no one wants to be isolated with the pols and pans in a lalwralory-likc cubbyhole. The cook appreciates slaying in the mainstream of conversation while attending to the culinary chores. If you arc planning to remodel an old house or arc drafting a scheme for a new one, investigate the imaginative changes that can be made in kitchens. By Incorporating everything we think of as kilchen equipment into large room, especially in an informal or vacation house, il can be turned into a real family room. Decorate it in much Ihc way as the rest of the house.

A core of living-room-like furniture, liberally seusoned with hooks, pictures, wallpaper, and even carpeting, can create an exciting room that is the hub of the household. This is where a storage idea usually associated with the living room or den. wall hung furniture units, offers a good way to make Ihc transition. Take a look at a culinary center created by a man designer. Albert Herbert.

He took advantage of a blank wall to get storage and display space. Using Royal System furniture, lie arranged glass-front cabinets to show off attractive china and lower ones so that quantities of cooking addenda could be stoned away. Manufacturers of more traditionally kitchen-like components hate been working to expand on styles, colors, patterns, and textures. Major appliances come with a nonutilitarian look. The Chicago Tribune honors another outstanding carrier salesman 1 1 1 i 1 lit? Ouckinglum -Micdroorn Rjnch: Cooking (or 'Hi isn't even a problem in the Buckingham.

Hoffman Rosner gives Mom a dotible-dose of convenience in good old-fashioned touches. Like a larder, for example! And her own planning-cenler desk and cabinets. There's plenty of room (or family dining in the separate breakfast loom. Nearby utility room stands ready for complete laundry facilities and storage. Even Ihc kitchen area awaits Mom's pleasure with Scheirich furnilurc-quality kitchen cabinets; Ciown eye level double oven and range; built-in Wcstinghousc dishwasher.

So if you're looking for convenience, look at the Buckingham. Looking for Ihe richness of wood panelling, beamed ceilings and a soaring fireplace? Buckingham. Whatever your reasons, Hoffman Rosner lias perfected a beautiful blend of the practical and the luxurious. Reason enough to drive out and sec it (or yourself today. If you now own a home, Hoffman Rosner's Guardian Purchase Plan guarantees to eliminate the risk of owning two homes at once.

1 Intciior design: Carol Sigcl NMD jnd Mary Home for today by Jacqueline Roberts Featuring the Buckingham in Westlake Incredible! lust $3795Q This home could easily sell for A future electrical enginoer, Mile Mitrovich is saving toward his college education. As a student in the 7fh grade al Volta grade school, his favorifo subjects arc math and science Mike delivers over 100 Tribunes everyday and likes Iho early morning hours. Miko works for Mr. Alex Groonwald of tho Mayfair Nows Agency. In the past, he has earned various scouting honors including selling and building awards.

Mike's hobby is building and collecting model boats apd planes. Mike, his 2 brothers (one of whom is also a Tribune newspaperboy), and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitrovich, live at 4718 Springfield, Chicago. The Chicago Tribune congratulates Miko on his fine delivery sorvice and wishes him much success with school and his future plans.

Would you like to become a carrier salesman like Miko and have a chance to earn money and prizes and have fun in your spare time? If so, and you live in Chicago, please phone Ben Sahr at 222-3780. Suburbs call Paul Freischlag at 222-3728. Or mail the coupon below. lourlh bedioom or private Midnite Brasilia panelling makes cither a rich experience. The high rolling countryside is part of the charm of Westlake, nestled in the century old village of Bloom-ingdale.

Planned around a 14 acre lake, good schools, parks, playgrounds and shopping, Westlake is the ideal family community. Surrounded by three of the finest golf courses. And a drive to Westlake at Army Trail and Glen Ellyn Roads in Bloomingdale is only a short 45 minutes from the Loop. Plan to spend a pleasant afternoon at Westlake. take your time Whatever your reasons for buying a new home, lake my professional opinion.

You'll find more of them built into Hoffman Rosner's newest ranch home: The Buckingham. Take your choice: The Buckingham offers four truly spacious bedrooms. three bedrooms and a study luxuriously panelled with Midnite Brazilia deep-grained wood. Bedrooms and study form a convenient cluster around two full-baths, walk-in closet and linen closet. But the living room (well.

kitchen too, for that matter!) offers the greatest excitement. The long expanse of carpeted living room is visible directly from the foyer and, upon approaching, one can't help but be captured by the huge ceiling-to-floor fireplace set at an angle in the opposite corner of the living room. Further attention is drawn to it by massive beams that criss-cross the ceiling with solid richness. While both fireplace and beams are optional, I think you'll find them irresistible. to wander through the 10 model homes, situated in their own private park.

You'll want tostayall day. even a lifetime! Mom's planning-center desk, larder, separate breakfast room and kitchen work area: a kitchen has never been such a pleasure! Adjacent to the living room is a family-sized dining room. Dinner for 16 would leave plenty of room for since gracious sliding doors lead out to a generous-sized patio. mituni Carrltr Salosmen Opportunity Center Room 2IS Tribune Tower 435 N. Michigan Ave.

Chicago, Illinois 6061 1 Yeii I'm intomled mora information on the opportunities for Chi cago Tribune currier salesmen. Heme Doy'i Aqe Addrou Telephone City Stale Zip HOFFMAN ROSNER'S Transferees: Homes can be delivered, to meet your immediate needs. 7.8o Interest conventional mortgages, as well as VA and FHA morlgagc plans, are available. from $30,950 to $43,500 Annuil percentage Hie H.li'i. wWeslmks IN BLOOMINGDALE i 5.