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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1977
Page
48
An upbeat three bedroom ranch features a dramatic contemporary exterior with a turned gabled roof and heavy box beams. The open living area includes a cathedral ceiling, large stone fireplace, clerestory light, and glass walls tying to a back yard patio.
The article advises buyers to pick tools that feel right in the hand and operate safely. It covers portable circular saws, blade sizes, depth of cut, and the importance of features like slip clutches, non locking triggers, and proper grounding. It notes safety marks from Underwriters Laboratories and power tool institutes and explains amperage as a proxy for power.
Readers submit practical guidance on wood staining water concerns, faucet packing replacement, ball pein hammers, installing tongue and groove flooring on concrete, cleaning stove grates, selecting nails, painting over old woodwork, hardwood and softwood floor species, caulking fillers, mirror resilvering, and scroll saw blade care with tips from “Practical Easy” handbook.
A short ad notes 24 plans from the House of the Week series featured in a book. It invites readers to send $1.50 to The High Point Enterprise for a copy, with a P O Box address in High Point North Carolina.
High Point Township transfers involve Browning Homebuilders to Groninger and wife and to Howard Owens and wife among many others. Parcels include Ridgecrest and Oak Hollow areas, Park subdivisions, and multiple lots through High Point, Deep River, and Greenbriar Estates. Names include William J. Crisp, Jay A. Tacor, Petrick B, Alfred K. Sampson Sr., Elizabeth Park, and Bob Leckey Inc. Various trustees and developers appear with property transfers and lot redeployments.
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