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I Women Never Run Low On Ideas To Better Industry's Products WOMAN'S VIEW By CAY PAULEY UPI Womtn's Editor NEW YORK (UPI) -The na tion's housewives never run low on ideas for improving the manu facturers' products. The latest list of "why don't they?" from a consumer consult ant panel arrived on Uiis desk to day. The women offered sugges tions ranging from a plea for soup without onions to man-sized paper handkerchiefs packaged in masculine looking containers. National Family Opinion, Tole do, Ohio, compiled these "why don't they?" from letters written by the women, consultants. The firm says it has 85,000 home- GAS V APPLIANCE DEALER DIRECTORY CAS RANGES Btrgh'l Appl. . 672-1661 Firestone Srora ' 672-3356 Horn's Appliance , 673-5513 Montgomery Ward & Co 672-4811 Phll'l Appliance 672-1700 Sears Roebuck 1 Co 6734673 South Stephens Hdwe s, Appl 672-3751 Western Auto Assoc. Store 673-4522 GAS DRYERS Firestone Store 672-3356 Horn's Appliance - 673-5518 Montgomery Ward & Co 672-4811 Phil's Appliance Co 672-1700 Sears Roebuck & Co 673-6673 South Stephens Hdwe & Appl 672-3751 GAS WATER HEATERS Coen Supply Co 673-4461 Gerretsen Bldg. Supply Co 672-2636 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating ... 679-8705 Harris Plumbing & Heating 673-8173 Jensen Plumbing 673-8542 John Nelson 673-522? Ken Cum Plumbing 672-4698 Kler Crooch Plumbing 672-3364 Montgomery Ward & Co 472-4811 , Sears Roebuck t, Co 673-6673 GAS SPACE HEATERS Firestone Store 672-3356 Montgomery Ward & Co 672-4811 Munlon Heating 673-5460 Sears Roebuck & Co 673-6673 GAS FURNACES Munion Heating 8, Air Cond 673-5460 Toter Heating & Sheetmetal 672-3379 Yow's Healing t Air Cond. 673-6055 GAS AIR CONDITIONERS Toter Healing 8. Sheetmetal 672-3379 SCAUFORNtA-PACiriC UTILITIES COMPANY ,..H.,MIIIII..MI.HJ.!.IIAT makers enrolled as part time art ful in numerous ways when the visers. One woman wondered why there weren't more of the popular soups made without onions for those who cannot eat the "tasty" little fellows. The one who wanted the man sized paper hankies indicated the packaging of most of those now available are in feminine looking boxes. Other "why don't they?" re quests: Make a spray can dispenser for grease and oil to be used for baking purposes. Cloth Bags Put flour in cloth bags as they used to. The cloth was use- flour was gone. Make elastic that will last as long as the garments that it is sewn into. Package lard and other short enings in pre-mcasured units, as they do for butter and marg- I arine. Use lubes to pack butter or margarine for picnic and travel use to simplify sandwich-making. Package individual servings of instant tea or coffee. The writ er suggested such packages would be easy to carry to work and with a little saccharine also en closed in the container, a boon to dieters. Eliminate Glan Make windshield wipers of black metal only. At certain an gles of the sun and car, sun re flection on chromium is blinding. Put non-metal, perhaps plas tic, stocking fasteners on gridles because many persons are allerg ic to metals. invent a better tooth paste tube. With a family of "middle squishcrs" something new would be welcome. Make a clear plastic foot feed on the sewing machine so one can see when the bobbin thread is al most gone. Fit upright freezers with roll i out baskets on the shelves. If a freezer is at all full, frozen packages continually slide o u t iwhen the freezer door is opened. Arrange the stocks of super ! markets so that eggs, butter, '. frozen products and bread can be ! picked up last. Having these first on a shopper's rounds forces him or her to rush so that frozen foods won't thaw before being un- : packed at home and constant i product shifting to keep bread 1 from being crushed under other purchases. I Welfare Recipients Told ! To Help Bean Harvest SALEM ( UPI V All able bodied persons on public welfare have been told to aid in the bean har vest which is expected to get un der way next week. State Welfare Administrator An drew Juras said the able bodied who get state General Assistance money or are in the Aid to De pendent Children with unemployed parents welfare program are to work in the bean harvest. For the first time youngsters who get welfare aid will be able to keep part of the money they earn for special needs such as ed ucation. Previously money earned by the youngsters was reduced from the wlfare grant they received. C. Valley Methodist Women Schedule Baked Food Sale The Camas Valley Women's Society of Christian Service held two meetings recently, one at the home of Mrs. Jack Wilson and another at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Doris Lamm were in charge of worship and lessons on missions. ! Plans were made for a baked food sale to be held July 25. be I ginning at 10 a.m. in front of jtlie general store. Profits will be I used for church repairs. I On Aug. 7, beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the church, the group will hold a potluck luncheon in con I nection with a "Christmas Par : ty" fur Alaskan children, (iifts of i dolls, toys and other items will be gift wrapped for sending. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Banks of Torrance, Calif., spent the past week visiting friends in Camas Valley. Sunday the Banks and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thrush drove to Diamond Lake and Crater Lake for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinnan made a trip by plane recently to Walla Walla, Wash, where they spent two days attending an equip ment sale. Mrs. Myrtle Pitcher of Seattle is visiting her sister, Mrs. Oral Sallee, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dancer and daughter, Judy, spent a day re cently in Granada, Calif., visiting their sons and daughters-in-law, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Danc er and families. On the way home they stopped in Ashland to visit Mrs. Dancer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith, at Jackson Hot Springs. The day after they returned home they received word of the birth of their 26th grandchild, a son, Jess R., bum July 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dancer. The baby who weighed 7 pounds, is the Stanley Dancer's first child. Mr. and Mrs. John Glidewell of Yakima. Wash, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thrush. The two cou ples spent a day on the coast fishing and also stopped at Win Chester Bay to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jess McMaster. U - a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkendall" accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Palm-i er of Myrtle Creek, returned re-'-cently from a sightseeing trip of five states with a side trip, into ; Banff and Kootenay in Canada. -Several national parks were in cluded in the trip. -: Mon., July 22. 1963 -The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 SWIMMING POOLS Above) Grojnd Do ran Taylor, Distributor 517 NE Dean Drive, Grants Pass Ph. 476-6535 Plumber's Plumb Job Defied Law Of Gravity SEATTLE (UPI) Would - be plumber Vernon D. Johnson, 34, was sentenced to 20 days here recently for practicing his trade without a valid permit. Health authorities inspected a plumbing job done by Johnson and said it was an attempt to defy the law of gravity in one section the sewage would have had to run uphill. It' coming. . . NATURAL GAS will you be ready or it? 0 30-GALLON GLASS-LINED DAY & NIGHT GAS WATER HEATER 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Q T, i 1 m. l. 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