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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
6
Andy Lang outlines new home repair aids and materials including a clear super strength cyanocrylate adhesive that cures in seconds and bonds nonporous surfaces. He reviews Root shingles with a fiberglass core and five layered construction, plus lighting integrated furniture and an aluminum can topcutter enabling repurposing of cans into desk items.
Pike Grange No. 2218 will meet May 2 at 8 p.m. with Mathers Day observed and a potluck lunch after. Host couple is Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lanfier. Personal notes include John Elder returning home after knee surgery at Mercy Hospital Iowa City and the birth of Kelli Marie Burr on April 23 at Jackson County Hospital. the mother is Nancy Mills Burr. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. (incomplete).
Reader asks how to remove yellowing from piano keys without damage. Denatured alcohol can be used gently but may not remove all discoloration. A spar exterior varnish note for patio wood. weathered surfaces may need revarnishing within a year or two. Underground sprinkling rules vary. check local authorities.
Donald Mills and Nichols are listed with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wayne Burr of Lone Tree. Bill Coe now resides at Restopia in Columbus Junction, reflecting family and address changes in the community.
Judy Allan, a lithe do-it-yourself expert, has crafted most of a Wilton Connecticut house herself, from carpentry to wiring. A Cornell textiles graduate, she learned by watching her father and now teaches women wallpapering and upholstery while planning more projects abroad after a trip to Asia.
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