The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1964 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 Page

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

— By Will!AM RITT — Central Press Writer

THERE WERE 4 098,020 babies bom in the U. S. last rear — 17,020 more than had been estimated, the Public Health Service announces. Good news, Uncle Sam — you’re younger than you think! ! ! ! Weather’s so changeable this time of year says Grandpappy JcnkinSj we’re liable to hare Indian Summer cmd Squaw Winter the same day. • • t The royal antelope of West Africa is only one foot in height —nature item. That's hardly kingsize! ! ! 1 A lonesome seal in the Edinburgh. Scotland, Zoo flipped over a five-foot wall into an adioininer nool containing' two

polar bears — and then disappeared. Bet those bruins woke up the next day with a furry taste in their mouths. i ! t If you fall for one of those football pools, warns Betcha Dollar Dennis, you can expect to get soaked. Ill The playing of the bagpipe is depicted in ancient Grecian sculptures, we read. Too bad it didn't become a lost art. « ! t According to an historian, it cost the backers of Columbus an estimated 52,000 to enable him to discover America. Even if true it certainly wasn’t a bargain — they didn’t get to keep it.

Leftover Appliances Can Spoil New Kitchen A new home deserves new I Thinner walls, made possible kitchen appliances. Don't make by an efficient foam-type of insuthe mistake of trying to econo- lation, provide considerably more mize by installing your old range, I food storage space in a case that refrigerator, and dishwasher in has the same exterior dimenyour new house. sions as an older unit. Shelf When you add the moving j arrangement and special corncosts to the increasing service partments make food storage j easier and more efficient, and the old problem of ice cubes has been taken care of by cleverly designed trays and bins on some units and automatic ice makers on others. The most-wanted improvement j of many current refrigeratorfreezers is the frostless feature which completely eliminates the messy job of defrosting. New automatic dishwashers have been improved inside and out. Portable and convertible models are popular with apartment dwellers ahd families who don't want to change their kitchl ens. A built-in dishwasher is | preferable in a new home. Top rack of this 1965 electric dishwasher revolves for thorough ' washing, rinsing and drying. costs of aging appliances, you may find that the savings aren’t

great.

Most important, though, are the appearance and efficiency of your kitchen. The past few years have seen many improvements made in electric kitchen appliances. Because there are many more styles, colors and operating features available, it may take longer to make a choice, but you will be able to find just the right writs for your individual taste

and requirements.

The n«w electric ranges, for instance, come in several basic

styles — free-standing, compact “drop-in,” separate built-in range j n g and more cycles have been

This all-electric kitchen fea-

tures latest console style refrig-

erator-freezer and range. Washing power has been in-

creased to eliminate hand rins-

top and wall ovens, and •‘console” with eye-level oven or double oven. Some have ovens at

added for special purposes such as scrubbing pots and pans, gently washing fine china and glass-

both eye-level and below the ware, and rinsing and holding

cook-top.

Various automatic features of the new electric ranges are designed to help you get better cooking results consistently with a minimum of fuss. Cleaning the new units is easy, too. Today’s electric refrigerator-

dishes for later washing. New rack designs make loading easier, and many models now can handle larger loads efficiently. If a dishwasher isn't to be installed in a new home until later, a 24-inch cabinet should be put in the space where it will eventu-

freezers also come in a variety of ally be located. By having the styles, including new console or plumbing and wiring for a built-‘break-front” models much like in dishwasher roughed in now, die eye-level-oven ranges in ap- along with the other plumbing aearance. Freezer sections may 1 and wiring, the cost of installing ae at the top. the bottom, or be- the dishwasher later will be kept

nde the refrigerator section, j to a minimum.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE STATE OF INDIANA >8S: PUTNAM COUNTT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PRESTON H. McPHEETERS. Decetsed. Roachdale Bank and Trust Company, Administrator IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM (Extended), 1964 Probate Cause No. 10.326 Notice is hereby tlven that the un- | dersltned Administrator will offer for sale, at private sale, at the banking house of Roachdale Bank and Trust I Company, In the Town of Roachdale, and at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M., on the 20th day of October, 1964, and from day to day thereafter until sold, the following-described real estate In Putnam County. Indiana, to-wit: All that part of the northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 1. Township 16 North, Range 4 West, which lies north of the right of way of the BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD, formerly the Radlanapohs Decatur and Springfield Railroad and east of the east line of the CASSANDER G LEWIS ADDITION to the said Town of Roachdale. containing 28 acres, more or less. Terms of sale: CASH Abstract of Till* continued to date

Good Home Rates Better Mortgage Low maintenance cost of a home is one of the prime factors in granting a mortgage, says August M. Strung, senior vice president of the Bowery Savings Bank in New York. Mr. Strung should know, because his initials, “A.M.S.,” written on mortgage applications, represent final approval for disbursement of more than a million dollars on mortgages every business day. The Bowery Savings Bank, with more than 550,000 depositors. last year exceeded 2 billion dollars in assets, largest of any mutual thrift institution in the nation. It has over $1,700,000,000' in mortgages, the greatest part on homes all over the country. Although two homes may be the same price, Mr. Strung points out, one of them may be in a comfortable economic range for the buyer, while the other can cause a calamity because of recurring repair costs. That is why he believes that the old yardstick formula for rating mortgage applications is “wooden” and unrealistic. “By the old rule-of-thumb method, only the buyer’s income was considered in relation to the cost of the home. But we recognize that the construction of the house plays a vital part in determining whether the ownership will be secure. Where recurring maintenance expense can be expected, we must require that the buyer’s income be sufficient to cover such contingencies in addition to the monthly carrying charges,” Mr. Strung explains. On the other hand, he said, if long-lasting, low-maintenance building products have been used in the house, the mortgage may be paid up before any substantial sums on upkeep are spent. Mineral fiber siding is a good example. Its acrylic plastic finish keeps the house looking like new for years without repainting. Similarly, heavyweight asphalt roofing shingles are both wind and fire resistant and will last up to 25 years. Mr. Strung emphasizes the value of keeping the home modern in appearance. All banks, he points out, are wary of obsolescence because it results in the rapid decline in both livability and resale price.

BARGAIN DAYS! TODAYS HOURS — 8 AM to 8 PM FRIDAY — 8 AM to 8 PM SATURDAY — 9 AM to 4 PM BIG SAVINGS ON

* Automatic GAS Ranges * Labor-Saving GAS Dryers * Top Quality GAS Water Heaters * GAS Refrigerators * GAS Lights * GAS Incinerators MRS. RUTH LIBKIE Home Demonstrator will demonstrate modern GAS COOKING CONVENIENCE Come in and see us DOOR PRIZES - FAVORS - REFRESHMENTS Com* in and r*giit*r.

INDIANA

& WATER #1' COMPANY, INC.

LIVE MODERN, FOR LESS, WITH GAS

will be furnished. Said sale to be made free and clear of all hens and encumbrances. ROACHDALE BANK and TRUST COMPANY

Administrator of the Estate of Preston H. McPheeters. deceased. LYON & BOYD. Attorney* 17-24-2t

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By Jimmv Hatlo

Phootkiss VOWED THAT IF HE WERE FOREMAN, HE’D BE ALL FOR THE MEN-NOT LIKE BEANBELLY THE PRESENT STRAW BOSS--

AWRIGHT, YOU GUYS// 1 timed you-you wuz half S / A MINUTE OVER ON YOUR Sj coffee break/ now oet 'OVVwiTH IT/ YOU'RE NOT ^ PUTTIN' OUTVOUR T^^/mCWTA! nA icr?)

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KENNEDY ASSASSINATION REPORT—Frank Granata looks at book covers for the Warren Commission’s report on the assassination of President Kennedy in the cutting room of the VV. F. Hall Printing Company in Chicago.

Well.lo/ and BEJAB&ERSJf PHOOTV DID make foreman SOMEHOW—AND LET'S SEE WHAT HE'S DOING FOR THE MEN •••• Tkr^olA^DA HP & TUB HATLO HAT TO JOHN SARRAi 346 2!sr St, EKLVN. 15, N.Y.

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