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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-
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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
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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.
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46-oz.
can
Prices Good Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
CATSUP
Highway. 14-oz. bottle
row -
BEANS
DmLimm CaiJm A,m & Hommer 0 07c
DDKing jOGO Mb.pk9 L for LI
Wilson' Bif 49
DriCCl B&6f Wilson's Sliced 2'2-oz. can . . 49
Steero Cubes Beef pk9. 23c
Plfl6tHHp!& Dole Sliced No. 1 Flat can 2 for 39
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Surf Determent
45,2-oz. pkg
Bread
Ovenjoy
2212-oz. loaf
79'
PLUMP JUICY
Apricots
Morepack Variety
Fresh Plums 2yRo,
D . Local
ureen Deans
Juicy
Grown
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Fresh, snappy.
25
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SAFEWAY SKINLESS
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CORNISH GAME
HEN
Summertime favorite. All
light meat. 20-oz. size
Always fresh and flavorful.
Dinner Suggestion!
Try Safeway Skinless Franks with
Highway Pork and Beans. Season
to taste. A hearty meal for hot or
cold weather. Economical too!
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pkg- 1 lj1 JJ
BEEF SAUSAGE SCALLOPS
ALL-BEEF FRANKS
Sofewoy. Mildly
seasoned.
Mb. pkg.
4 , $1
Copt. Choice
Pre-cooked.
7-oz. pkg.
49'
Safeway. Made
from selected
beef cuts.
Mb. pkg
59"
ea.
Friskies Treats Fish & Chicken 6V4-OX. 231 C
Friskies Treats Kidney & Chicken 6V4-OZ. 231c
Friskies Treats Liver & Chicken 6V4-01. 231c
Friskies Treats Chicken & Broth 6V4-OZ. 23 lc
Friskies Treats Chicken & Egg 6V4-OX. 231c
Friskies Mix 2-lb. pkg. 27Se
Friskies Magic Sauce Cubes 2-lb. pkg. 275c
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PICKLES
Fanning's Bread
ond Butter
IS-oz. ar
29'
LUNCH BAGS
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Kitchen Craft.
Pkg. of 50
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