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104 S. Park Creston

A complete custom remodel in 2004 with new siding, windows and floor heat with central air. Huge living room.

Large dining room open to the kitchen overlooking the park and lake. Large master bedroom with walk-thru closet, whirlpool tub and double shower.

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Four-plex apartment. High efficiency ground source heating and cooling. 2-Two bedrooms and 2-One bedroom units.

The basement apartment has 1356 sq ft of living space with two large bedrooms. Plenty of off street parking.

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Talking turkey: It’s platter season (BPT) – What’s your idea of the perfect Thanksgiving meal? A big family buffet, or perhaps an intimate evening with a few close friends? Thanksgiving brings us together from near and far for all sorts of fun-filled traditions that are uniquely our own. And while those traditions may vary somewhat as families grow and our lives change over time, there’s one constant at the heart of Thanksgiving entertaining the beloved turkey platter.

“Turkey platters really are the Christmas tree of Thanksgiving,” says Keith Winkler, product marketing manager at dinnerware giant Replacements, Ltd. “When you talk about Thanksgiving, I think most Americans picture that iconic Norman Rockwell painting with the mother serving the perfect turkey on a huge platter. Even though that image has been reinterpreted in so many ways as times have changed, the platter has always remained the centerpiece of the gathering, even for those who by-pass the bird to serve another main course for their Thanksgiving meal.”

Winkler notes there’s also a strong sentimental attachment to this seasonal favorite. Turkey platters often become heirloom pieces, handed down in many families, making the platter even more special.

Turkey dinnerware history 101 The history behind Turkey patterns and ultimately the iconic platter is literally as old as the holiday itself.

When Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving official back in 1863, English potters seized

the opportunity to target the growing American market by producing turkey-themed dinner plates and platters. These ingenious designers generally took an existing design and replaced the center with a turkey motif to create those first Thanksgiving patterns.

Manufacturers such as Spode, Mason’s and Wood & Sons used their colorful transferware patterns to start a new holiday tradition, which became an instant hit.

In fact, Replacements’ most popular Thanksgiving pattern, His Majesty by Johnson Brothers, started as an accent plate in the company’s Friendly Village pattern. The English manufacturer received so much demand for this particular motif that the company turned the proud Tom Turkey-adorned plate into its own pattern.

The great platter hunt Designers say you don’t have to buy entire set of turkey-themed dinnerware to find the perfect platter.

Replacements’ Julie Robbins notes you can find platters that blend well with any pattern, from the very old to the very new.

“Turkey platters aren’t necessarily bird-themed; you’ll find them in designs ranging from florals to even scenic vistas,” Robbins says. “Think who is going to be at your table, what you’re serving and find a platter that speaks to you.

If you’re serving turkey, it doesn’t matter whether you’re carving your bird in the kitchen or on the table, just make sure it’s large enough to accommodate your guests. So many people make the mistake

of trying to put a large turkey on a 12-inch platter and quite frankly, that is just too small and it’s not going to work. This is a special piece, not an everyday platter.”

Robbins adds she’s seen people do wonderful things with a small turkey, such as placing vegetables around the bird to fill out the larger platter and complete the look. Turkey platters aren’t only fun, many are also functional. Lenox and several other manufacturers produce turkey-shaped platters and other autumn themed serving pieces in alternative metal serveware. This is a special alloy that when heated or chilled maintains temperature to keep foods warm or cold.

Gobble up this season’s table top trends Many dinnerware companies are producing Thanksgiving or turkey-themed accent plates and platters to mix and match with everyday dinnerware in colors and motifs to fit all tastes and lifestyles, from the very traditional to a more modern aesthetic. And if Tom Turkey isn’t the right design element for your table, Robbins says you can still create a seasonal feel, minus the bird.

“You can use fall leaf or even woodland patterns to create a classic Thanksgiving table without going with a turkey motif. Even beautiful classic fruit patterns give your table that cornucopia or horn of plenty flair.”

Not sure where to start?

Find a list of Replacements’ most popular fall and Thanksgiving patterns on the company’s website, replacements.com.

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Corning Main Street building. New facade, paint and tuck pointing makes this stately building look inviting! New roof coating in 2013. Come and take a look and see what you envision. About 1600 SqFt in front area and about 800 Sqft in rear office.

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4 BR on the main floor with a huge living room. Large dining room open to kitchen, overlooking the park and lake. Two full BA and two half BA. Large master BR with walk-thru closet and large master BA with whirlpool tub & double shower. Custom remodel in 2004 with new siding, windows & floor heat with central air. Mature trees & landscaped areas on 1 1/2 acres.

607 E. Page St. Creston, IA

Three BR ranch home, on level lot, with mature trees, located near Highway 34. This home, built in 1975, has three BRs, one full BA up and stool in basement. Newer furnace and central air and all appliances included, washer/dryer, kitchen stove and refrigerator. With some updating, this home has lots of potential for the right price. Schedule a showing, soon!

1847 Fairway Dr. Afton, IA

Great investment opportunity in this four-plex apartment which has 2-Two BR and 2-One BR units. Three apartments remodeled and have high efficiency ground source heating & cooling. Three units currently in service. The basement apartment has two large BR and would be great for owner/occupancy. Plenty of room for off street parking.

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612 W. Mills Creston, IA

104 S. Park St. Creston, IA

This 2 story frame home has 3 BRs, 1 BA and a 2 car detached garage. This is a solid home that is in need of updating and is being offered as is. This home has a newer furnace and central air and has a large dining room and living room. Full length, enclosed front porch and full basement. If you are thinking of a home to remodel or update, take a look!

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Large 2 story home with 4 BR and 2 BA, open stairway. Newer furnace and water heater. Need a heated work shop or Motherin-law quarters, take a look at the back apt, complete with its own heat and BA.

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This home features a large beautiful kitchen with lots of lovely maple cabinets. All new stainless steel appliances are included.

Huge master BR with corner fireplace, Large walk-in closet and master BA with whirlpool tub.

813 Quiet Harbor St. Creston, IA

Beautifully designed 3 BR home with 2 BA, 2 car attached garage and large deck. Huge kitchen and living room for entertaining. Located in Quiet Harbor, this manufactured home community provides lawn mowing, snow removal,water,sewer and trash removal with the lot rent.

1006 N Elm Creston, IA

Immaculate home with 3 large BRs, full BA up. Large living and dining room on the main level. Finished basement with a large family room, utility and BA. Upgraded furnace and central air. Electric box and most wiring is updated. Roof, siding & windows are in good condition. Beautiful landscaping with gazebo.

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Charming home that you must see to appreciate. This home has been very nicely updated within the last few years. Double lot with plenty of room to do some gardening or just have a nice lot for active children.

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4 DIY projects for your first home (BPT) – “Where should I start?” It’s a question many homeowners ask themselves.

DIY is a great place to start for new homeowners.

DIY projects are very versatile - they can easily be adapted to your skill level, budget and desired project.

With a little extra time and creativity, you can transform your home.

Other benefits to choos-

ing a DIY project are that they are typically more cost-effective than the alternative and they offer an added sense of ownership and pride in your home.

Since DIY project ideas are endless, it’s important to choose ones that will improve your home’s value at a reasonable cost. A DIY project should make your life easier and more enjoyable. These are some top

recommended DIY projects for first-time homeowners. They won’t break the bank but they will deliver a bang for your buck.

1. Add crown molding or update casing and trim. The addition of crown molding to the top of interior walls is a subtle change with big impact. Casing, which is the trim around doors and windows, can also make a huge difference. The re-

placement of dated crown molding, casing or trim can make a room look newly updated. Go one step further with a fresh coat of paint on the walls, and you’ll basically have an entirely new room. For more information on how to install crown molding, check out these simple steps.

2. Replace doors. Doors are often forgettable, but don’t have to be. Replace

hollow core bedroom, bathroom and closet doors with wood alternatives for an instant dash of richness. And don’t limit yourself to traditionally-styled options.

From specialty woods to glass panels, there are plenty of options to choose from.

3. Clean and refinish your wood deck. As long as your wood is in good shape, all you need is deck

4. Update your closets.

Add built-in shelving or simply streamline clothes hangers for an organizational boost you’ll thank yourself for every day. Or you can tackle a popular closet upgrade: lining a traditional closet with cedar.

Natural cedar looks great, smells great and keeps moths and mildew away.

It’s a classic and high-end upgrade that’s not terribly expensive or time-intensive. When your friends or family open your closet, they will be pleasantly sur-

cleaner and wood stain to turn something dated into the focal point of your backyard. You can buy deck cleaner at your local hardware store. Wood deck stains are available there or at a paint store. You’ll be amazed to see weathered wood look like new again.

If you haven’t cleaned or refinished a deck before, here are step-by-step instructions.

prised.

Use tongue-and-groove cedar to line some or all of an existing closet. You can leave baseboards in place if they’re thicker than the cedar. If not, remove them with a pry bar before the cedar installation. Use nails to attach the cedar to the wall studs, or adhere them with a construction adhesive. Prepare to feel like a bona fide fancy grown-up when it’s done!

These are just a fraction of the many DIY projects possibilities. The most im-

portant piece of advice is to have fun and don’t be afraid to try new things.

The more DIY projects you complete, the more confident you’ll feel. To get started, pencil in a dedicated DIY day on your calendar and enjoy the process!

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Home improvement: What’s old is new again (BPT) – Fall is a popular time for home improvement as people think about impressing their guests during the holidays. It is also a time for change, which makes the current trends in home décor so unique.

Simply put, what’s old is new again. Homeowners are gravitating to classic and timeworn elements to give their home a traditional feel.

Character is not something with which every home is born. Newer construction often sacrifices some of the charm or detail of older home styles that can be incorporated with strategic use of materials and furnishings.

Imagination is the limit for homeowners, but here is a sampling of what can be

done.

Build from the ground up Install new flooring that’s inspired by the charm of vintage floors. Retailers like Lumber Liquidators sell an array of flooring styles that mimic the look and feel of vintage woodwork - wide planks that echo farmhouse floors, distressed finishes and much more. By replicating techniques such as wire brushing and hand scraping, distressed flooring achieves the look of vintage craftsmanship.

Rustic charm of wall accents Adding a wood accent wall can create the feel of a farmhouse or even an industrial loft. Wood can add

an artistic element or focal point to backsplashes and ceilings. Whatever your goal, accent wood makes a statement.

Small touches: Fixtures and surfaces Don’t forget the little details: a glass doorknob, an oil-rubbed light fixture or a stained glass panel in the window. These touches go a long way to convey the look of another era in a newer home.

Mixing eras with furniture Antiques and classic period pieces mix well with more contemporary furnishings to create an eclectic style in a newer home.

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If homeowners are looking to imbue a newer home with the timeless details of tradition, there’s a project of every scale. New materials that are designed to look old will not only perform better, they’ll last for years to come. And “timeless” is always on trend.

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See the light: Get the real facts about LED bulbs (BPT) – Light-emitting diode (LED) light bulbs have transformed home lighting since coming on the market.

Despite proven benefits that far outweigh older lighting options, like incandescent and compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs, many people remain hesitant to make the switch.

It’s time to finally dispel some common LED myths and get the real facts about these light bulbs so you can choose the best lighting for your home.

Myth: LED light bulbs aren’t worth the cost.

Fact: LED light bulbs are now only a few dollars more than ordinary light bulbs; significant research and development from manufacturers like Philips Lighting has made LED light bulbs more affordable.

Although the initial cost of an LED may be slightly higher than an incandescent

light bulb, making the switch to LED lighting provides significant long-term savings.

For example, the Philips A19 LED with a warm glow dimming effect has an average lifetime of 25,000 hours. This means if you have a light bulb on for three hours per day, then it will be 20 years before you need to change it.

Plus, LEDs use up to 90 percent less energy than ordinary light bulbs; replacing incandescent bulbs with LED lighting will reduce your energy bill.

Myth: LED light bulbs are not bright enough.

Fact: LEDs can emit the same amount of light as incandescent bulbs while using far less energy. Many consumers look at the wattage of a light bulb to determine its level of brightness, but wattage only measures how much energy a bulb uses.

Light levels are measured in lumens. When you com-

pare lumens, a 9.5-watt Philips LED bulb with a warm glow effect is as bright as a 60-watt incandescent bulb - both emit approximately 800 lumens.

Myth: LED light bulbs need time to warm up.

Fact: It’s a big misunderstanding that LED bulbs need time to warm up before they reach full brightness. While fluorescent or CFL bulbs come on slowly, LEDs are “instantly on” and immediately shine with their full light output.

Myth: LED lighting can’t be controlled and dimmed.

Fact: Unlike many CFL bulbs, most LED light bulbs are designed to easily dim.

Dimmable LEDs can provide the right lighting for any mood or room in your home. For instance, the warm glow dimmable light effect in the Philips A19 LED allows light levels to gradually go from everyday functional lighting to a cozy, relaxing warm glow.

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Superior design, superior functionality (BPT) – Incorporating style and sophistication is becoming a standard in today’s modern homes. As the center of activity and entertaining, the kitchen is the room to truly “wow” guests with elevated design choices that don’t compromise the space’s necessary functionality. From countertops to fixtures, a modern kitchen is designed with the home chef in mind and should seamlessly integrate purpose and style.

Beyond granite Long considered the hallmark of a luxury kitchen, granite has been widely chosen for its aesthetic appeal and rugged durability; however, homeowners looking to break from the standard have a range of alternate materials from which to choose. Crisp marbles infuse a room with a clean, stately charm while

having the benefit of being cool to the touch, perfect for the home baker. On the warmer end of the spectrum, butcher block countertops bring in a more relaxed vibe and will withstand rigorous use by the serious home chef.

For something a bit out of the norm, soapstone and concrete are dependable surfaces that will patina over time.

On display Open shelving in the kitchen ensures the most used items are within reach while simultaneously delivering an airy feel. Customized to fit any space, these shelves effortlessly draw the eye to perfectly-organized dishes, cookware or dry goods. Complemented by a sophisticated backsplash, unique shelving materials such as galvanized iron or reclaimed wood can transform the kitchen into an

industrially-inspired space, while floating shelves in white oak or black walnut provide a more contemporary note.

Technology that simplifies From appliances to faucets, kitchen tools are becoming increasingly high-tech. Intuitive applications that anticipate needs and increase functionality without sacrificing design are must-haves in the modern kitchen. The single-handle Articulating Kitchen Faucet with SmartTouch Technology by Brizo combines a jointed arm that allows the spray wand to be positioned virtually anywhere around the sink with the brand’s signature touch technology, allowing water activation with just a simple tap anywhere on the faucet base, handle or arm for maximum flexibility and functionality.

ABSOLUTE ESTATE AUCTION Saturday, October 29th, 2016 • 10 AM

Location: 219 Myrtle St., Creston, Iowa. One block south of stop lights at Sumner and Adams, then west on Jefferson to Myrtle. Watch for signs.

HOME/PROPERTY SELLING: Brief legal description, W C Sec C Lot 174. This is a 2-story frame built house, built in 1923. Total gross living area is 1,712 sq. ft.

It consists of kitchen w/built in dishwasher, dining room, very large living room w/ fireplace, solarium area, and 3 season room all on main floor. The 2nd floor consists of one large bathroom and 3 bedrooms w/closets. A large open staircase brings the 2 floors together. A good block foundation is found in the unfinished basement, with laundry hookups and additional bathroom area. The roof is a architectural shingle roof believed to have been replaced in more recent years. The home has permanent steel siding. A Goodman gas furnace and central air unit less than 10 years old. A one car detached garage and storage shed are also part of the property. This is a good, clean, sound home being sold at auction. The net taxes are $1,698.00.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The home will be sold to the highest bidder. They will then enter into a contract to purchase and pay 10% down auction day to Kenyon and Nielsen Attorneys at Law, Creston who will be handling all real estate transactions.

The sale of the property is not pending on your financing, so please have your finances in place. You may contact Mary Hovelson, Executor, for additional questions about property at 515-988-2332.

Also selling that day: Appliances/Household; Furniture; Antiques/Collectibles; Garage/Tool Items; Glassware

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