Manufacturers See Service Industries As Good Money Market For Their Wares
'Mon., Oct. 30, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
Camas Grange Plans Thanksgiving Dinner
By SAM DAWSON
.' AP Busirms Ntws Aiulyit
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and retail chains offering package
travel tours. Sometimes the con
nection is ohviuus like General
Motors and lord subsidiaries fi
! for independent service firms
I some by setting up their own
chains of coin-operated devices
resorts, company sponsored ami
teur teams and leagues of all
sorts.
panics, independent or subsidiary,
to their advantage.
Rapid expansion of the school
age population, a bonanza for pub
lihers of text hooks, has put tome
makers of school supplies in the
i service lminess. Some "2.000
'vending machines nuw seuvicc
schools in XJ slates with note
nooks, pens, typing paper and the
like.
The increase in leisure time
whether at home or on the road
is attracting more business atten
tion. 1o that end. leisure Devices.
Inc., is being set up for research,
development, manufacture and
distribution of labor and time sav
ing products.
The company's aim is "To in
crease leisure by reducing radi
cally the amount of time consum
ers as well as industry now must
spend on mundane, nongratlfying
i tasks."
I Tentative plans for the annual
were made at Hie recent meeting
community Thanksgiving dinner
of the Camas Valley Granjje Home
Economics Club held at the Grange
i Hall. .Mrs. Donald Lawson presided
i at the business meeting prior to
l the regular social meeting.
The dinner is scheduled for 1:30
'pm. Nov. 19. Further plans will
1 he announced later, according to
1 Mrs. William Ranks, Camas Val
ley corresiwndcnt.
. Officers Elected
I Election of officers for the com
ling year was completed. Those
elected were Mrs. Louis Pryor,
chairman, Mrs. Donald Lawson,
vice chairman and Mrs. Leslie
I athpole, secretary treasurer. The
co-chairmen for the food and kit
chen will be announced at the
next me tint,.
Following the Home Economics
Club meeting the resular social
night of the Subordinate Grange
was held. Several tables of cards
and other games were enjoyed by
the 25 members present.
Mrs. Frank Kinnan, Mrs. Rob
ert Wheeler, Mrs. Earl rarrctt,
and Mrs. I-ee Banks were hostesses
for the evening.
i r. iut w ' .Many man
ufacturer wish you'd spend mure
of your income on their joods. 1
But many others see in the serv
ice industries that are Betting an
ever larger share of your spend
ing money a good market for their
own wares. ,
And an increasing numher of
manufacturers and producers are;
letting into the sen ire business
themselves, either to share in the'
wealth or because of a connection
between their goods and icrvicej. I
. Sometimes the connection seems
ay out like Montgomery Ward
and Sears, Roebuck mail order
for the serve yourself minded. I
Cosmetic makers set up their
nancing dealer sales of autus on
the instalment plan. Sometimes
it's a wedding of convenience
like that between makers of con
sumer goods that sell on the in
stalment plan and insurers of the
debtor's life.
Often manufacturers get in
I Standard. Inc.. little Hock.
own beauty salons and chain at, I
i Ark., began selling dry cleaning
! machines nearly two years ago. i
Norge has several thousand in op-1
eralion. ALU, Inc., distributes:
Wesfinthouse machines. I'hilro is'
! starting its own chain. Whirlpool
health ranches some with a
celebrity clientele.
Klectronic companies, like In
ternational Business Machines.
INSTITUTIONS LOSING SPARK
liAl.K.SliLHU, 111. (AIM-Amcr-ican
business, unions, churches,
schools and government are de
veloping a "civil service mental,
itv." I'rof. Eugene E. Jennings of
Michigan State I'niversity told a
meetins here. ' Our whole society
is developing this bureaucratic
mind, Crest men are subordinate
to efficient men. The executive
type has dethroned the leader."
Remington Rand and Ceneral
Electric, find the services offered
smaller companies by computer
centers is good business, as well
as that from large companies that
can buy or rent the big machines
full time.
Makers of trucks and all sorts
of factory equipment have found
doing business with leasing com.
lis putting dry cleaning machine
volved in the service industries
as the bet way to promote use of
their products.
Appliance makers have been
making a good thing out of laun
dry and dry cleaning centers,
some by furnishing the machines
in some American Oil Co. service
stations.
The fast growing recreation in-
1 crease has put manufacturers of
sporting equipment knee deep in
the promotion of such things as
i bowling alleys, skiing and other I
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