The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1963 — Page 6

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GREENCAoTLE, Kl'DIARA

TUES, OCT. 20, 1963. Pag** 6

XT. LOt lS \K.\T The New York Giants’ Sam Huff kisses the bald pate of passer Y. A. Tittle after their 33-6 trouncing of the league-leading Browns in Cleveland. The Giants move in on the St. Louis Cardinals on Nov. 3.

Insulation Can Be Added House Never Too Old

To Be Made Cosy

Many older homes with charm ar* shy on comfort. One reason for this is that insulation was either skimpy or skipped entirely when they were built. Even many new homes are not insulated adequately to provide both comfort and economy, heating and cooling engineers now tell

us.

Fortunately, the original error Sn insulation can be corrected. Most homes, regardless of age, design or exterior facing material, can be insulated to recommended standards. This has been made possible fcy the development of a method of blowing mineral wool insulation into the walls and ceilings of homes. To insulate walls with “blowing wool,” the contractor first removes sections of the siding to expose the sheathing behind it. Holes are then cut in the sheathing in line with the spaces between studs. Then a pneumatic hose is inserted in these holes end insulation is blown in under air pressure to fill every nook end cranny between the studs. The last step is the careful replacement of the sections of siding to leave no sign of the work that has been done. To insulate ceilings, the pneumatic hose can usually be brought into the attic or crawl

Insulation mechanic is using pneumatic hose to force “blow* ing wool” into spaces between wall studs of older home. space through a ventilating Iou» ver. The mechanic then blows mineral wool into the spaces between the joists, being careful not to cover eaves vents. Once a house has been insulated to recommended standards, families find they enjoy draftfree winter comfort and cooler temperatures during the sum-

mer.

Studies show that families frequently reap a bonus of as much as a 40 per cent reduction in heating costs. At that rate, it doesn’fc take long for the insulation to pay for itself.

AUCTION Due to change in residence Mrs. Frank Travis has commissioned us to sell the furnishings from her home in our auction room SATURDAY, NOV. 2nd At 10:00 A. M. Sale includes: extra nice sofa and contrasting chair. 3 pc. walnut bedroom suite excellent condition, 2 pc. wal. bedroom suite, 2 chests of drawers, maple single bed complete, twin size rollaway lied, small gate-leg table, card table, Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table and 6 chairs, radios, mirrors, net of encyclopedias. bookshelves, pictures, lounge chair. Speed Queen washer, utility cabinet, refrigerator, extra nice gas range, lawn chairs, power mower, garden tools, dishes, utensils, step ladders. ANTIQUES Flat hack what-not, cane rocker, wicker rocker, 5 Hitchcock chairs, old lamps, some fine old quilts, brass candle sticks, old dishes and other items. Note—this is an extra nice lot of home furnishings. CLAPP’S CORNER AUCTION Maple & Ohio Sts.

Household Sale

As we are moving to a trailer we will sell at auction, at our home, located on the eorner of North Main St. and Clinton Street in Cloverdale, Ind., the following on Saturday, Nov. 2nd STARTING at 12:30 P. M. E.S.T.

HOUSEHOLD 30” G.E. electric stove like new. 3 pc. gray t»edrooni suite with bookcase l*ed. springs and mattress, 2 pc. Mahogany bedroom suite, Ilide-a-hed blue. Studio couch, 5 pc. chrome dinette set. 2 radio anti record players, chest. 3 pc. breakfast set. Wringer type washer, sewing machine, sweeper, round table, utility table, chair, lamps, twin tubs, fan, bikes, dishes, scarfs, I ted spreads, stroller, and many niisc. items. TERMS—CASH. Not Responsible in Case of Accidents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fink

OWNERS

Wayne Brannenian, Auctioneer

Glen Furr, Clerk

At the same time and place VIC and OLIVE 8UTHERLIN will sell the following items: K.C.A. 21” T.V. in 3 cornered maple cabinet real good, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table and extra leaf, 5 pc. dinette set, coffee table, 2 small rocker*, 1 lot straight chairs, occasional table, 30 inch mattress, 2 double mattresses, 2 wash vats, odd tables, dishes and misc. Choremaster garden tractor and attachments good.

Texas Is No. 1 NEW' YORK UPI —- The Texas Longhorns today became the first college team ever chosen unanimously by football coaches as No. 1 in the nation, despite one of the most topsy-turvy seasons on record. No less than 10 different teams have occupied the first five places in the ratings by the UPI board of coaches this fall and only Texas has managed to appear for more than two W';* Jus in the same position. Teenagers Clash DALLAS UPI — The 50 can-

didates for "Miss Teenage America of 1964'’ clash today in a queenly game of touch football, in a state where the gridiron is king. The first annual "Miss Teenage America Bowl” will be at the professional football training field of the Dallas Texans at 4:30 p.m. EST. Texas has two professional football teams and is the home of the nation’s top-ranked University of Texas.

Stage Hunger Strike MIAMI UPI — Twenty-two Haitian refugees have gone on a hunger strike to protest their

detention by federal authorities. The group has refused food since Saturday. The Haitians, alonj with two infants, arrived here in a small boat six weeks ago and sought asylum, but they have been detained while federal officials investigate their right to asylum.

Unexpected Vacation INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Nearly 200 pupils of Pleasant Run elementary school got an unexpected day of vacation yesterday when a gas main ruptured near

their schoci The children had just returned to school after the year’s first vacation—a four-day weekend because of the state teachers' convention-when a construction crew broke a main and gas fumes drafted toward the school. Classes were dismissed for the rest of the day. Low Elevated To No. 2 Post WASHINGTON UPI — The space agency announced the

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Innumerable families throughout Putnam County have solved this situation in a practical and convenient manner by selling their extras via Quick-Action Want Ads.

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elevation of George M. Low to the No. 2 post in the office of Manned Space Flight which is responsible for the U.S. program to land men on the moon. Low as of Nov. 1 will be chief deputy to Dr. George E. Mueller, associate administrator for manned space flight of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Mueller has overall responsibility for all manned space flight projects, including the lunar landing venture now likely to be reviewed and perhaps slowed because of Russia's announced withdrawal from the moon race. Low’s elevation was announced as part of a general reorganization of the manned flight office along lines requested by Mueller since he took over last September from D. Brainer Holmes, who resigned.

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INDIANAPOLIS 14th ANNUAL

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