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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1952)
DETROIT By MRS. S. T. MOORE The Detroit school board announces that applications will be received for ■cafeteria cook for the school year due to the resignation of Mrs. Wayne Woodward who is in poor health at present. Levelling of the Detroit school ball field and playground is underway with the J. W. Briggs construction com pany in charge, Cost of the project was slightly under $2000. Brad Hum phrey surveyed the area prior to the ■dirt moving operations. Mrs. Arlene Sorseth and sons Steve .and Craig of Westfir are visiting by Dick Shaw friends at the Detroit Ranger station Phus week The Sorseths lived at the ‘ S'f z z -z former ranger station a year and a zj/".’//’ / /z / half, moving last January to the Oak ridge ranger district where Al Sorseth /Z ZZ / is administrator of timber sales at Westfir. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer of Idanha were luncheon guests at the Guy Moore home Sunday. Visiting at the Irving Steers home la.-t weekend were Mrs. Steers’ aunt and unde, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz, and their children, Jimmy and Margery of Corvallis, attended by David Hill, the children's playmate. Also guests at the Steeys home were Mrs, Steers’ par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hanson of Seaside. The Detroit Women's Civic club held a rummage sale Tuesday, netting $31.67 from sales. A large collection of clothing and miscellaneous items left from the sale will be held fol a future sale this fall. Visiting wtih Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Rasnick last week were Mrs. Rasnick’s sno, Tom Griffin of Portland, and her aimer ami family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richmond und Patricia Ann from Montana. Mr. and lion i ng in visit relatives in Butte. Mrs. S. T. Moore and children spent several days in Corvallis last week at The Iravrlcra Njirly Service the home of Mrs. Moore’s mother Mrs. Edwin T. Reed. Mary Lou Moore Luckv von — von ignored road conditious and celebrated her ninth birthday with a avoided lili- hospital party at her grandmother’s home. Present for the celebration were Mrs. Reed, Mrs. H. D. Hartwell, Mary Lou’s Eryer will take a 9-months trade way to Breitenbush hot springs for a great grandmother, cousins Phyllis course in body and fender work. few days’ vacation. Mr. McClanahan and Kathy Reed and Edward Aidwell The Detroit Community church will as the Detroit district ranger about of Sonora, Texas. welcome as guests this Sunday a sixteen years ago. The couple found Mr. and Mrs. Zealand Fryer are group of Sweet Home high school few familiar landmarks in new De moving to Pocatello, Idaho, where Mr. young people who will attend services troit or the surrounding country. BIG TIME Review State FAIR SALEM 6 here enroute to Breitenbush hot springs for an outing. Mrs. Nolan Rasnick is confined to bed with an illness diagnosed as sec ondary blood-poisoning resulting from an allergy complication. A birthday picnic dinner honoring Cal Schlador, Earl Parker and Ray Johnson was held by the thiee fam ilies on the lawn at the Calzetta motel last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mac McClanahan of Grants Pass called on formei friends in Detroit early this week on their Salem Heavy Hauling & Equipment Co 1105 N. Front St Salem Phones: 2-1924; Night 2 1117 SALEM, ORE Lyons Phone: 1 n HAI LING AND MOVING HEAVY MACHINERY and Mill Equipment Up To 25 Tons Including DR and 111)11 Cats, and 3s-yard shovels. 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Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson are Mrs. Lola Christenson, Mrs. Johnson's daughter of Newberg, and her little girl, Norma Lee. Alaska visitors at the home of Mr. i and Mrs. Ray Sophy are Mrs. Sophy’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Waters and two children from An chorage. The Waters drove from An chorage to Yakima, a total of 2700 miles, in five and one-half days. Also visiting at the Sophy home is Mrs. Gladys Hunter, Mrs. Sophy’s aunt of Seattle. Retroactive Pay Due CIO Woodworkers Loggers and sawmill workers who terminated employment with employ ers who have contracts with the In ternational Woodworkers of America, CIO, during the recent strike in the northwest, were urged today to apply immediately to their former employers for retroactive pay due as a the strike settlement. The notice came from A. F. Har- tung, IWA president, who said the men may have only a few days yet to make application, The retroactiv- ity tsems from the new contract which grants a wage boost of 7P< c an hour plus differential pay and other bene- ftis as of April 1. Men who worked from that tune until the strike was railed will have pay coming to them if their operations were covered l.y the IWA northwest regional negotiat ing committee settlement, Hartung said, regardless of where they are working now, or what union affiliation they may have. Deadline of 30 days for applica tion is based on the date each indi vidual company was notified by the wage stabilization board that its con tract with the union as approved, That deadline is nearly at hand in some cases. 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F>ccev>-rv » C* »LOU» FQOM —*’S DOuc-crta S su'TOf. iv SHOWS «e IS nCCEPT»Bir O m O T w V WEOO in G S004 VæCE A FAVORITE DELICACY OF Kl MG HEMCY vm OF EMGLAUD'. 4 <t»ET?TAiN SPECIES OF COWS IM TUBKEV HAVE TA iu S J-ONO&t All Building Supply Needs AT Kelly Lumber Sales NEW RETAIL LOCATION: East City Limits on Highway 222 Phone 3215 MILL CITY QUESTION: My basement has much water coming up from below only after a hard rain, there tore it must be surface waser Would you install drain tiles inside or out, and how? -A. R.. Niagara Falls, N. Y. ANSWER. While you may be right about this being surface water, it is obvious, also that your foundation is undermined. Water must pass under the footing to come up inside. Therefore, unless drain tiles are located out side the tooting, there is always the danger your foundation can be completely under mined and collapse. Put your drainage tiles outside-and below the footing. QUESTION: The interior of my house is finished with fiber board panels. Every joint has cracked its full length. The joints seem to have been made with a tape and putty or paste. This may have cracked due to swelling and shrinkage due to moisture changes. Is there a flexible inatetial 2 can use for these cracks? -D. C. J., Racine, Wise. ANSWER: More likely the cracked joints result from shrinkage in structural timbers of your home. Taped joints are standard, and we’d suggest replacement with the same ma terial. Green timber continue« to shrink for seme years, with resulting cracks in all wall finish, but it seems probable you’ve passed the worst stage. Flexible materials make poor bases for paint, paper. Never a. Dull Moment “At the Bottom of the Hill" MILL CITY TAVERN QUESTION: I’m looking for something to prevent rust on gutters and downspouts. Would red lead do this? -W. B., Seattle. Wash. ANSWER: Yes. Red lead is a fine rust pre ventative on all metal. It does require a coat of paint after it has dried, unless you want to live with its color. In addition there are paint-on galvanising compounds, black metal paints, rust-sealing compounds with rubber and asphalt bases. This column is prepared by the edi tors of THE FAMILY HANDYMAN MAGAZINE as a service to home owners. If you have any questions or problems relating to your own home, please address a letter, stating your problem to THE FAMILY HANDY MAN, 211 East 3 7th Street. New York. New York, Attention of News Syndicate Editor. If the question has widespread appeal in the opinion of the editors, it will be printed with the answer in this column at a later date. However, we cannot enter into detailed correspondence with everyone. THE FAMILY HANDYMAN is available at newsstands and hardwire stores everywhere. r
