Butternut Basin a Berkshire ski success story
The G-Bar-S property was bought in 1963 by Murdock and his wife Jane and became Butternut Basin. Six years of expansions followed including chairlifts, a larger base lodge, snowmaking, and new trails. Murdock, a skilled skier, emphasizes reliable conditions and customer satisfaction as the mountain grew into a top Berkshire area destination.
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Great Barrington
Channing
Murdock
Connecticut
G-Bar-S
Vermont
Butternut
Jane
Berkshire
Butternut Basin
Ford Plans Complex in Dearborn Park Setting
Ford Alotar Co announces initial planning for a multimillion-dollar urban complex in Dearborn near its headquarters. Under William L. Pereira design, the project would cover about 2 200 acres with a town center, green belts, retail, offices, hotel, housing, cultural and recreational facilities, and a transport coordination center.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Alotar Co
Henry Ford II
Ford Real Estate
William L. Pereira & Associates
Fixing Steam Heating Bangs and Home Repairs
House Doctor explains common steam heating racket causes and fixes. Loose pipe supports or floor openings cause round bangs, while water pockets and improper slope create loud bangs. Loosen supports or use perforated straps, raise radiators with blocks, and check pipe slopes with levels.
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Dak
Thermostat Zoning Suggested for Home Comfort and Savings
The National Better Heating Cooling Council advises placing thermostats in different parts of the house to cut fuel use and boost comfort. Bedrooms may stay cooler during the day when unused, improving energy efficiency.
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National
Better Heating- Cooling Council
Dishwasher sales double in four years report says
The Plumbing Heating Cooling Information Bureau notes electric dishwashers have more than doubled in four years with about 10 million women owning one. New models offer more wash cycles, quieter operation, and features like prerinse and hold cycles. Benefits include health advantages and time saving for large families and working women.
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Bureau
How Many Feet Board Foot Calculation
To find board feet multiply thickness in inches by width in feet by length in feet. For example a 24 ft long 2 by 4 equals 16 board feet (2 inches by 0.333 ft by 24 ft). A 24 ft long 3 by 4 equals 36 board feet (3 inches by 0.333 ft by 24 ft).
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Ford Motor Co
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al Is
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The
Regierad Tribune Syndicate
Kelly Lumber CO
Merry Christmas
Our Home
Tyler
Pittsfield
Home Sweet Home
H.8. Foster, Inc
Bridge St. Great Borrington
Newell
Carr Hardware CO
North St
Pratt & Lambert
Tonetic Wood Stain
P&l
Kolman’s
Berkshire Wallpaper & Paint
Tel
Giose
Homasote Board
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Dettinger Lumber Co., Inc
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Spadina Parkway
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