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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
6
A simple home project describes lining a closet with aromatic red cedar to repel moths. Pieces nailed over walls and floor with tongue and groove joints create a strong seal requiring no finishing. Ready prepackaged cedar lining is sold locally with shelving and molding options.
Technical Sergeant Daniel L. Diveney stationed at Edwards AFB California has spent weeks in Florida for school. He and his wife plan yearlong assignments in Vietnam and Japan, leaving June. The Diveney family hosted Sunday visitors including Milton Diveney, Candy, Sonny, Paula Kay Davenport, and Mrs Monte Danielson with Jeffrey.
Cracked peeling bathroom ceilings upset homeowners after remodeling. Heat and moisture from tub area worsen the issue. Solutions include plastic surfaced hardboard blocks that resist heat and humidity, come in colors and patterns, and require no painting. Blocks install over old ceilings with tongue and groove edges using wallboard adhesive.
The expert explains there is no single paint that works perfectly on all surfaces. Some paints suit specific surfaces better, while others are adequate on a range of surfaces. Advances have produced coatings tailored to particular materials, though choosing remains a bit complex for consumers.
The piece discusses housing land use disputes between zoning and density, introducing cluster development as a solution. It explains how one land area is used for housing and another for parks, plus linking clusters to expand open space. Whyte and the American Conservation Association advocate the idea despite resistance in Westbury and Tenafly.
David Stanley won the prepare a speaker's award at the regular Toastmasters meeting with How to lose money without really trying. Other speakers included Dale Neder woll and C B Gillespie. Keith Hultquist won the critic award, with Roger Johnson and others noted. Also listed are topic speakers and event roles. A separate Wilton notice invites entries for a Power Show during Wilton Days at city hall June 20 with a bazaar and bake sale.
Sharon Lee of Mount Union was crowned district park queen at the Pork Appreciation Day gathering in Columbus Junction. More than 400 swine producers from eight counties attended as hog judging drew most attention, with four Vincent brothers winning top honors. The Porkettes auxiliary, formed in 1964, elected officers and accepted 14 new members after a ham dinner.
J Glatstein of Muscatine earned his M D from Stanford University on Sunday. Acting president Frederick E Tetman conferred 3325 degrees at the 73rd commencement in Laurence Frost Memorial Amphitheater with Chief Justice Earl Warren delivering the keynote. The class setting a record, 1445 BA/BS and 1880 advanced degrees. Miss Vivian Deam appointed Louisa County recorder. Helen Trible named Deputy Clerk and Deputy Recorder, planning to start July 1.
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