New Vacation Home Rising in The Green Mountains
In Wilmington two promoters argue that midcentury Americans favor a second home near Mt. Snow. They describe an equilateral triangular prefabricated A-frame, built with foam insulated panels, offering speed, low maintenance, and year round use. Prices range from four to seven thousand dollars, with larger designs up to twenty five thousand.
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County Bank Expands Facilities at 407 Main St
County National Bank begins remodeling in a store at 407 Main St to add a walk-up teller window, offices, and a conference room. About 450 square feet in the western portion will be used with private access from the new offices to the bank. Occupancy is expected in about three months. The property was purchased in December from Mrs. Lawrence Gokay, now of Cleveland Ohio.
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Lamp From a Baseball Bat End
How to make a lamp from a sawed off baseball bat thick end. Saw the handle off to desired length and split the thick end lengthwise. Use a one eighth inch threaded pipe as the lamp stem, cut grooves inside the bat halves, fit the pipe, glue halves, and clamp 24 hours. Alternatively have a shop drill the hole after buying and bringing the pipe.
99s-a club buys plane for Korean trainees
New York reports members of the 99s-a club purchased a $5.59 plane for a young Korean miss to train other Korean women to fly. The plane was traded for 3 million trading stamps, the first time stamps paid for a plane. Earlier, stamps bought fire engines and school buses. Utica children collect stamps to fund a town zoo elephant.
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Hinges Often Cause Door Jams and Simple Fixes
When a door sticks, do not rush to plane or sand. Check hinges for looseness by testing hinge screws with a screwdriver. Tighten with larger screws or fill screw holes, then replace. If still sticking, insert a shim under the appropriate hinge leaf to adjust alignment.
Study Halls Split School Administrators Across Nation
A Nation's Schools survey of 16,000 administrators shows 57 percent say study halls are educationally justified if properly supervised and linked to library work while 37 percent oppose them as wasted time. Six percent are undecided. The survey covers standards for supervision and alternatives like longer class periods and free library time.
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