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I s Wffi 1 K I FARM FOREST FACTS ljr l SS Al L l BY BOB BRADLEY (&Yi JJeClV Stbblll OStGOM STATZ UNiVZftSfTY Her Sons Are "Lost"! Playthings , By ABIGAIL VANBOREN Regarding the thigh. He told his wife it must October usually marks the. Also, since dark green color: time when inquiries regarding and froshncss are important,' Christmas trees begin to come trees should be cut as close to in. This year, both buyers and the shiDDinz date as oossible.i D3AP. ABB sellers have already contacted If this is not possible, they debate on whether boys or girls have been caused by a sharp our office. should be stored in a cool damp are preferable: You never featner jn the motel mattress. ror uiose producers who slupP'ace unui smpmeni. oome pru-ir.c ;'. .-Wiley was suspicious. And rees long distancei and in fair-icers have even stood their you said. "Wait for your sunset v,"f wa5 . v " " ", and see who gives youYUU uear nuoy, uiun i imp trees long distances and in fair ly Urge quantities, cutting oft- trees up in water- along small years en begins in mid-November or'streams or in the moist soil mo attention." I am the moth-maiiers rauci u-u jju,i sooner. Since needle retention "ng ine DanKS. ,cr ui man suns aim uaugu-i is important, a few frosty nights! As already indicated, con- iters. My daughters call me ev- feathers m mattresses anymore.) should precede cutting, if pos-sumers are looking for a fresh ery day and always find time It was probably the whole sible, although trees are nor-tree with dark green foliage and to drop by to see Dad and meJchick. well, I nave news tor; mally dormant In most areas'needles that won't shed after, Our sons have grown apart you. This morning I awakened, at this time of year. i day or two in the house. Na- from us. It makes no differenceiwith a handsome scratch on my .... Ii 1 i :Ih1iiiiiIa L-nnm IhAir rlnn I nut lurauy, tney are also looking "0" loving a son is, once ae is - ri for a well shaped, symetricalmarricd (except in rare cases),leathers in maiiresses anymore, tree of medium to heavy den-1 'ou might as we 1 kiss him good- and since there were no chicks sitv. This is the tvDe nf trpnibye. Nine times out of ten hisii round, l invesugaiea. Mark To Get Demo Assist SALEM (UPI)-Oregon House Democrats will cooperate with Gov. Mark Hatfield in solving I foundi ou should cut if you intend tolvvife takes him over to her sideithey do put steel springs in mat- get repeat orders year afterf the family. tresses mese aays, ana one! year. ONE WHO KNUWS'snarp con nau i-uinc luuao mm If you are "farming" your DEAR ONE: Are the p rants ;WuTnea us way uuuusu iu me: trees that is pruning, and0' yur daughters' husbandsj shearing them you should"'"Plinin.a. about the attention! have many premium trees toiVu set? Things even out. Be-I Sincerely, VICTIM ..... . . . w'iihv inHnv nrpmnim me states fiscal problems at au . n-Z-.r. " .:j j n.. ah I nrin Annv- Tim mntrnver snaial cccir, s i.n;.i.. vc!1' aney are uie ones inar.i, " iiin. n -i ShJ2Stalitalilghtpricei!rM son. ar. not "lost." And syabout the Little League man- next month, they agreed at caucus here recently. 1 and heln vnn in octnMich . more often than not. Mom and ager brought to mind this amus snnri rnnntliiir n in ti,o rh,-iet-iDad retain the devotion they've inE story: A Little League However, they did not take mas trpo trai-.p it is iho nm. earned, pitcher had walked the first any action on the question of ducer who markets relatively I eight men at bat. The manager giving Hatfield the power to small quantities of hifih oualitv D3AR ABBY: No problems, 'sent in a new pitcher. Out of Mtrees from this county, who is DUl 1 want to lea you now mucn we i-ruwu huiuoi me sou consistpnilv npttinn tho hiohotilmv husband and I eniov vour mother. "What do you mean ACROSS 1 Air-borao plaything fiBadmiatoa I Girl's plaything 12 Biblical bum 13 In three parts (comb, form) 14 Indian 15 Golf teachers 16 Rodent 17 Brood of pheasant! 18 Spanish cil 20 Rents 23 Convent worker 23 Sup 24 Retaliation 28 Insurgent 32 Tumorous (suffii) 33 Nigbt before 35 Seraglio room 36 Poetic contraction 37 Reverend (ak) 38 Conducted 39 Perfume 43 Counlriea 45 Toy for a boy 47 Oriental coin 48 Swap M Buries 65 Iroquoian Indian S4 Since S8 Wicked 69 Pismires 60 Large cask 61 Memorandum 62 Castle ditch 63 Abstract being 64 Legal document ' DOWN 1 Retained 2 Nested boxes 3 Implement 4 Hebrew ascetic 5 More vigorous 6 Time period 7 Name 8 Give 9 Elevator inventor 10 Mineral vein 11 Sediment 19 Beset lor payment 21 Auricle 24 Hurdy-gurdy 25 Eiud 28 Hubs 27 Level 29 Machete 30 English statesman I Viewer to Pryrloue J" , J Tuei., Oct 29, 1963 The News-Review, Page 7 CARNIVAL By DICK TURNER 31 Striplings 34 Dodge 40 Certify 41 Sturgeon eggs 43 Number 44 Mean 46 r-attla 48Ry 49 Italian stream 60 Feminina appellation 81 Cry of bacchanals 83 Cereuooy 64 Winter vehicle 7Pop i n r s k p f i pa in re re 1 - n v r n i r pr T ' a a ' ' !irk r - a rwTsr B I"- SS 14 S s 1 n a -Irpr re rr 1 1 1 a Irp n 1 1 1 prprp 1 n r.HH L arb- 9 p z n p h a Ft ! 1 1. .1' t handle cuts in the basic school fund. House Speaker Clarence Bar ton, D-Coquille, said the Demo crats wanted to wait and see V Ho w .JTw tii ITT7rSi "I couldn't say whether or not that dress Is 'tftally you,' Pet, but I call tell VCJ that tha nrlri. rlti:iii .sn'tME!" returns lor nis trees. Net re turns to low quality producers are generally lower and not what the situation was when the! consistent, sometimes involv special session opened Nov. ll.ing the wasting of many unused The special session was madeitreeLs necessary when the 1963 legis- Tne Bowing of Christmas lature's $60 million tax pro-l!6? involves either the "farm gram was turned down by the '"8 ,or culturing of wild trees state's voters earlier this01 PIan'ed ones, the latter oft month. jen bein8 oa agricultural land. The Democrats also agreed to 0n Tuesday, Nov. 5, at 1 p.m., limit tha cnonisi .SocSnn i. ihjwe are holding a meetins on column. By the way, we raiseitiking him out of the game? basset houi.'ds and one of the!she yelled. "He had a no-hitter best females we ever owned going!" was named Abigail. She has1 ORLANDO whelped many a champion. ANNETTE I Everybody has a problem. DEAR AMNETTE: I'veiWhat's yours? For a personal whelped a cojple myself. Butjrcply, write to Abby, Box 3365 could your dog write? DEAR ABBY: Some time ago you published a letter from Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envel ope. For Abby's booklet, "How To truck driver's wife. It seemsjHave A Lovely Wedding, Vffirt probiemsUand!he Bm B?Uey Chrlstm., treel"- husband c.. ho, from a50c to Abby, Box 3365. Beverly tn rnl rhanltn tihioh nrnnlH r.i'arm m LllXOnVUle. quire bilU to go through al At this time you.will have an rules committee before being!opportun'ly ,t0 se.e now a wel1 introduced. - managed plantation of many This, in effect, would eive the's.pecles .can.De made 10 P' House Rules Committee au-,auce st?leab tr"s 'n thorty over the subjects which & JlTT Sand,erV 0S-n would come before the 1 0 w e r S? J?" .T ",1 W' 1 chamber jdemonstrate tlie latest in cul- No action was taken on pro- L"i)itecnni2ues lntj. discu?s posals for cutting the salariesTd'Jcth ' , "f''"8 prb of tlie state leffislatnr llems .wlth .ym ' Thls meetl"g Canyonville Scouts Exemplify Promises Boy Scout Troop 125 and Girl Scout Troop 40 exemplified their laws and promises for the Miynn Canvnnvillp PTA at iu latest 11 " meeting at the junior high Ua'r school. 1 ,B The boys opened the meeting. will also afford you an excel' lent chance to meet fellow Christmas tree producers and discuss mutual problems. Ducking Lead Is Question (Written For NEA) By OSWALD JACOBY I think it was the late R Foster who soliloquized, Come and bring your friends, duck or not to duck question. For whether 'tis bet-! ler to win a men at once or wait for more that may not come I cannot say." West does not have any at- M1?V VARTf 1-TTOH t,.ani;..a l.i- l. "V?::.1!' G"dr' conduc,ed Vice President Richard M. Nix- ooens the ninn nf h.art, in hn vii uas i&Mieu tt uuiuui oi re" 1 that jjuiib inui ne may ue a aunt Denies Candidate tne business session, A. report was made on the " ' Ti, . i,. T , .. u . J...u Ula' his partner will have a current membership drive, and;horse eandidate for thc mi Re.;neart sull plans were made for a spaghet- pHblica , presid enti al nomina-l ' The lead succeeds admirably ti dinner in January. Mrs. Gar-tion v provided that East is smart dncr presented Mrs Leroy Mor- .., ,lavo noliced a rash of enough t0 duck. after the jack n in Wn'J rwriv J'h.r 5riHn..f slatomen,s abollt m-v inten" 'S played fr0m dl"n'"-V' Ei,st nin , ntll ,h e"tsitions," Nixon said. "First. I am should have no great problem , ... .... ... . ranrlirtntn unit thorn will Here. His nn V nnsslh p rp.nn. a drift. I am not sim-l'T 's the king of spades and porting or opposing any of thosel 'he heart suit is slopped twice who have indicated they arc against him. candidates. i So East ducks and signals "I will support any one of with the eight spot. South holds those who wins the nomination the trick in dummy and comes in San Francisco (the site of to his hand with the ace of dia- me uup convention).' Nixon made the comments on his return from a 10-day Euro pean trip recently. F.'but merely the usually normal To! Ploy of second hand low. If. that is the! "e51 P'ays second nana iowi ouuui wiu nave nu lunner truu ble making his contract. If East NORTH (D) AQJ98 V A J 743 KJ8 WEST EAST - 4A54 AKA2 VD4 VK87 53 Q 8 0 2 - 4 B 5 1U743 962 the " gram hour the Girl Scouts told , f, auubl U1C11 1 iwe U11U Uidllla' tion. NEED OIL? Call 673-8356 South End Fuel Co. STANDARD HEATING OHS SOUTH A 10 7 3 V 1062 A K .1 10 AQ5 Both vulnerable North East South West 1 A Pass 1 Pass 1 a Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead V 9 The following radio and television programs ore printed at a free public service for News-Review readers. All program listings are published at received from the respec tive ttatiemt. Tho Newt-Review does not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules fumiihed thit newspaper. imonds in order to lead a spade, takes his king of spades " . , V . entry for the heart suit .. '. Vu' ihvc been used """" 1 ,Ka"y " UUCK. doesn't take his abandons KPIC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00-Teds :00 Two Earl 4:00 Yoga lor Health 4:15 TB (Mon only) :15-Sducetlonal TV (Tutl-Frl) :30-Word for Word 10:00 Concentration 10:30 Mtsilna Link color 11:00 Your First Impression color 11:30 Truth or Consequences ll:J5-Nowl U:00-People Will Tslk-Color I3:15-Ntwl tJ:3o-The Doctors 1:00-Leretls Younl 1: You Don Say ; 00-Mlch Garni 2:25 Afternoon Rsoart 2:30 Make Room tor Daldy tMon-Wsd.) t.jv usv s Kiicnen ir-ri 2:30 Be My Gueit flui t, Tlturs) 3:00 Social Security fMon. only! 3:00 Faihlon Flashes ITues. only) 3:00 Spectator Matinee (Wed thru Frl) 3:15 TBA (Mon. only) 3:15 Spectator Matinee (Tues. only) 1:30 Wire Srira (Mon only) 1:30 tone Ranger 5:00 Capt. Shipwreck 3:30-Opan House 4:00 Malor Add.ns Trallmaster 5:00 Karloon Klubhiuss 5:30 Mickey Mouse CluO 4:00 News 9 TUESDAY 3:30 Quick Draw McGraw i'.OO-rlorlhwest News 6:30 Huntly-Brlnkley 7:00 Teen Dale 7:30 Mr. Novak 1:30 Redlgo 9:C0 The r.lchard Boono Show 10:00 Andy Williams 11:00 Report 11:' 5 Tonight Coior WEDNESDAY 5 30 Yogi Bear :00-Northweif News :30 Huntley-Brlnklii ' 7:00-lndlan Highlights 7:30-Vliglnlai - Color 9:00 Espionage )0:0o eleventh Hour 11:00 Report 11:15 Tonight the will up. If East king South thc spade suit and makes his contract with three clubs, three diamonds, two hearts and a spade. If West rises with the ace of spades and leads a second heart thc hand is set because East will make his hearts be fore South gets a spade. KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Morning New 9:301 Love Lucy I0:00-The McCoyt 14:30 fete and Cladys l!:00-Lovt of Lite tl:24-CBS News 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:15 Culdlne Light 12:00 Tennessee Ernie IJ 3C Ae The World Turns l:og-passwerd 1:30 House Party 2:00-To Tail The Truth 2:25 News 2:30 Edge of Night 3-00 Secrtt Siorm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Trallmaster TUESDAY 3:00-Sky King 5 30 Woody Woodpecker 4:00 Channel 5 Report :30-CBS News 7 :00 Deputy 7:30-My 3 Sons 1:00 Red Skelton 9:00 Petticoat Junction 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 Gary Moore 11:00 Nws Final WEDNESDAY 3:00 Tennessee Tuxedo 5.30-Yogl Bear 4:00 Channel 5 Report 4:30 CBS NSWS 7:00 Candid Camera 7:30 Ouie end Harriet l;0O Tlie Nurses 9:00 Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Van Dyke 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:00 News Final KOIIM-TV Ch. 6 CHANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 Sunrise Semester 7:30 Westher Forecast 7:35 Cartoon Time 1-00 Captain Kangarse 9:00 News 9:30-1 LOv9 Lucy I0:0tThe McCoys ;:3t Pete end Gladys 1!:0O-Love Ot Lite 1t:JO Seerch For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding LI(M I2:00-Newr U:05 HI, Neighbor 12: jo As The World Turn! tOO-KOlN Kitchen 1:30 House Party 2:00-To Tell The Truth 2:30 Edge of Night :00 Secret Storm 3:30 Password 4:00 Cartoon Circus 4:15-Erlv Show 4.00 Newscene 4:30 Cronkite News TUESDAY 7-00 Cain's Hundred 1:00 Red Skelton Hour 9:00 Petticoat Junction ! 9:30 Jack Benny Program ' 10:00 Garry Moore Show 11 00 Nigh-jcene : 11:15 Happy Time !): Joh.my IIjcjio WEDNESDAY ; 7-00 The Lew and Mr. Jones ! 7:30 Chronicle : I 30 Glynls 9 00 Beverly Hlllblllle. 9:30-Dlck Van Dyke Show 10 00 Danny Kaye i 11:00 Nigh scene ! 11:15 TV Hour of Stars Learn the Jacob system with i your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacob." Just tend ! your name, address, and 50 I cents to: Oswald Jacoby Reader1 Service, co this newspaper. Q The bidding1 has been: South West North Fast 1 Pass 2 Pass Pass 2 3 4 Pass 7 You, South, hold: 42 fA2 K.J1 AQJI7 What do you do? A Pass. Your partner's first bid was only a sincle raise and he Jast wants to compete, not let to lane, TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of passing; over your partner's three diamonds. East bids three hearts. What do you in this case? Answer Tomorrow KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t:jo Cartoons 9.00 Jack LeLanne 9:30 Morning Movie 11:00 The Price Is Right 11:30 Seven Keys 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:30 Father Knows Beit 1:00-Gwierai Hospital 1:30 Educational TV 3:0O-TV (mgo 2:30 Oay In Court 3:55 Lisa Howard With the New: 3:00 Queen For a Day TUESOAT 4:00 News Nine 15 News 4:30-The Rfbel , 7:00 Lee Marvin 7:30-Combal 1:30 McHaie's Navy 9:00 The Greatest Show On Earth 10:00 The Fugitive 11:00 News 11:15 News 4 Final 11:30 The Filberts 12:00 The Lete Show WEDNESDAY I 00 News Nine 415 News 4:30 Country Show 7:00 Beverly HiiitHHles 7-30 Ortie And Harriet I 00 Patty Duk Show I:30-Prlc4 Is Right 9:00 Ben Casey 10-00 Saga of western Man 11:K The Nws 11:15 News 9 FMSI ll:30The Late Snow A RINGER MOBILE, Ala. (UI'I) Fish erman Bill Rice netted a large ' shrimp encircled by a lWiO Spring Hill College ring recently i in .Mobile Bay. ) " Through engraved initials; and college officials, he traced 'the ring to David Brown Ilirch- burg Jr., 25, a department j store manager-trainee, who said he probably lost it 'month ago on a fishing trip. RADIO PROGRAM KRNR 1490 KC 18-Hr. Programming CBS Network music, oessrs, weather. KQEN 1240 KC. 6 A M. to Midnight ABC Network music, news, weather KYES 950 KC. Down To Dusk Independent music, news, weather. for Tha Finest In WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS M & M PRINTERS I134HI L.VLiilX ;NC0Fv IM I M TWE ONLV ONE IN THIS WHOLE fToOK ME IN THE rf ANt WHAT COULD -W ONLY-ONE WORLD WHO WILL B SPENDING TELL ME IM NOT CRAZV T ? WH0BELIEVE5 HALL0UEENNI6HT SITTING IN A icUMb WWICKA.. J I I SAY? J INTHE"6&AT PUMPKIN RMOI WAIT.N6 fOR HdM tf7r? ' l to Appear... 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