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for a private homfe, don’t you? And we’ll paint the stall walls white. Then we’re going to get a special pencil so that everyone who went to school here can come sign their name. Then we’ll shellac over that.” Instant grafitti.
“In the boys’ room, we’ll have the old dentist’s chaff' we found in the office outside. I’ll plant cactus in the latrine. That’ll be really funny. And we’ll keep just two stalls. Oh yes, I’m going to pick up a telephone booth. The men’s room should have a telephone booth, even if it doesn’t work.”
In the basement under the auditorium, the Lipkos plan a caretaker’s apartment and a wine cellar. Even the animals’ quarters have not escaped Mrs. Lipko’s attention.
“Gingham curtains in the chicken house and an old blackboard out of the school so I can keep track of who is laying how many. The dogs will have their own living room. I’ve already bought them cushy chairs and a sofa. We’re using them now for the workmen to rest in, in their muddy clothes, while they’re working on the house.
LEST MRS. Lipko’s ideas seem too far fetched, her current living quarters, the former agriculture and shop building, show that the lady is serious.
She’s taken advantage of all the windows and turned it into a “living greenhouse.” Plants in scores of bright new aluminum
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