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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1961
Page
29
The Enterprise highlights B-461 Country Kitchen a modest three bedroom home with Early American charm. Architect Herman H York notes kitchen focus for homeowner comfort, detailing a 13 by 16 foot wood paneled space, brick and wood exterior materials, and flexible layouts suitable for a couple or retirement living.
This five room ranch offers 1 135 square feet of living space. A large country kitchen includes a fireplace and sliding glass doors to the rear terrace. Plans call for a basement but a slab foundation adaptation is possible. Overall dimensions are 54 6 by 38 1.
A neighbor finished an unfinished coffee table using shellac. The article advises a novice to strip with denatured alcohol, sand smooth, then apply three shellac coats with thinning 50 percent for the first two coats and two parts shellac to one part alcohol for the final coat. Light sanding between coats and optional waxing are noted, with caution about humidity.
Barbara Luna recalls Marlon Brando as an entertaining but confusing influence. She credits him with opening discussions on politics religion and even wrestling while noting she never claimed to be intellectual.
In Cibecue Arizona the White Mountain Apache Reservation hosts a possible iron ore strike with an estimated 10 million tons. The Apache nation could earn 42,100 dollars from prospecting rights plus annual rent and royalties if mining proves feasible, with feasibility hinging on ore quantity and quality to cover extraction costs.
S Sgt James L Allen of Lockbourne Air Force Base says he is a full blood Yuchi. He has received about six dollars in headright payments from a prior tribe settlement and now a one cent check, costing the government roughly a nickel to process.
Sellers say buyers want workshop locations as much as a home’s other features. Basements offer ample space and a concrete floor for stable tool stands, with acoustical tile helping reduce upstairs noise. If no basement exists, utility rooms attics or garages can host a shop, often heated for year round use.
The passage notes open studding in garages to attach shelves and perforated hard board on studs. A 4 by 7 piece with hooks can hang small tools. Handymen can hang shelves from the ceiling for lumber and plywood. Workshops typically have concrete floors suitable for large power tools.
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