Tips on How to Saw Hardboard
Easy to saw hardboard for home projects. Use standard woodworking saws per American Hardboard Association. Slow shallow strokes with a soft touch produce smooth edges. Cut on the down stroke with teeth disengaged on the up swing. Expose surface up for hand or table saws. reverse for power saws. A 10-point cross cut saw works well. Remove marks with plane, file, or paper. Avoid crowding power saw to prevent rough edges.
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American Hardboard Association
Seal Chairman Describes Camp Sunnyside Applications
Reuben Schakel, Easter Seal Chairman, announces Camp Sunnyside for Iowa crippled children. Open in June for ten to twelve days with programs for ages eight to sixteen. includes weekend sessions and varied activities.
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Sunnyside
Iowa
Reuben Schakel
Camp Sunnyside Offers Iowa Handicapped Camp
Wildman Home features report on Camp Sunnyside near Des Moines Iowa planned for handicapped adults and children. The program includes one week and two week options with staff to meet special needs and Easter Seal Society coordinating contact at 4104 University Des Moines. The project is funded by many Iowa groups and individuals and is expected to open at season start.
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The
Easter Seal Society
Camp Sunnyside
University
Des Moines
Iowa
Margo Frankel Woods State Park
Ankeny
Des Moine
Sunnyside
Society
Building and Construction Trades Council
Peoria item covers many local notes and events
Peoria items include a facial surgery need for Allen Hoksbergen after a dog bite, family announcements of a second daughter for the Fynaardt family, and various community notices. Other items mention jury service, Easter Seal camperships for disabled children, weather related Prayer Day cancellation, anniversary and baptism celebrations, hospital recoveries, visitors aiding home projects, and local military and hospital staff movements.
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Allen Hoksbergen
Ralph Hoksbergen
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Allen
Henry Vande Voort
Ben Vos
Raised Ranch Home in Sunset View With Four Bedrooms
The Wayne Wildman home in the 1400 block on West First features a mid level entranceway, open stair divider, and stained Philippine mahogany doors. Interiors showcase Rome antiques and modern pieces, full length glass doors to the breakfast nook, a U shaped kitchen, shutter doors, and a lavender master suite. The two story setup includes a large lower recreation room, four bedrooms, and expansive two mile distant views, with landscaping planned for spring.
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Wayne , Wildman
West First
Sunset View
Wildman's Breakfast Nook
Wayne Wildman
Sunset Iew
Mrs Havert returns home after hospital stay
Newton report notes Mrs Kenneth Havert’s return from Methodist Hospital Des Moines after surgery and her satisfactory recovery. Other items include infant baptism Mary Ann Van Walbeek Chr Reformed church and social visits by Mr and Mrs John Henken Prairie City to Arthur Samson home.
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Douglas James van Wyk
Lester van Wyk
Grace Slykhuis
Pella
John Kool
R. Nieuwsma
Iowa City
Kenneth Fynaardt
Gerrit Rus
Rodney
James R. Vander Waal
Rus
Arvin Roose
Ft. Leonard Wood
John Westercamp
Donald Meyers
Roger Feldtman
Clara City
Minn
Francis Schiebout
Janice Hoekman
Arthur Hoekman
Janice
R.N
University Hospital
Minneapolis
Bernice
Kenneth Havert
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Mary Ann
Joe van Walbeek
Chr. Reformed Church
John Henken
Prairie City
Arthur Samson
Mr. Hope
Christian Reformed Church
J. ‘Eenendaal
Andrew Samson
Hubert Struik
Dick Jansen
Sully
Jimmy
Kathy
Ruth Ann
Craig
Robert Samson
Knoxville
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Seal
Wildman Home
Peoria
Oskaloos
John de Nooy, Jr
Mrs. Rhan
Wildmar
Mow
Were Linden
Chronicle News
Wildman
Newton News
Arthur Simson
Ralph Clausen
C. van Gorp
K. Flaugh
J. Swank
M. Spain
B. Anderson
E. Wasson
K. Winn
W. Barnett
V. Soderblom
Circle Drive
Madison
William Rouw
Jansen & Rouw Const. CO
FORD
Ulrich Motor Company
Broadway
Pella,Iowa
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