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10 A FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 19E2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON V") ?- 7-36.311 I W MAY 21 fa-66-6-8Q851 STAR GAZER" Jlj CLAX K. POLIAV GEMINI MAY 22 SJ JUNE 22 VC1 -M-73-jd CANCfl JUNE 23 JULY 23 uo j JULY24 AUG. 23 ,11.18-28 38 81 89 .'V68-72 vmco AUG. 2 SEPT. 22 4- 6-16-24 77-7B Voor Doily AdrVity Goide JH According to tne Sfon. To develop menage for Soturdo, read words corresponding to numberj of your Zodioc birth sign, 1 AtWK 31 Frtendly 61 tr 3? OrvrM 67Af 3.'t Hood-noV tSlW.th.n) 34 Fun 4SojkJ .1 5 5prMJp 6) Poy 37 PMt .18 Or 39 An 10 Petvm I Your 2 imil.rtg 4 Sfp 5CnilHrn 6 I ivly 7Fx BYrxi 9 That 10 Owtrvo 1 1 Your 12T,ma 13 Somf 14 WiMa 14 NS Gx-d-Hnny 67 Indicated t An A9 Aijtwe 70 SifodirtAt 71 Get 2 Opportunity 72 imDndin(j -43 Or 44 Or 5 Action IftEserything'i .6 Social 1 PJons 1 8 itat I'JRafro'fl ?0Tr ?l And ?2Frn, ?1 Aikrng 74 la 75 Pet 7(4 And 77 Lnttf 78 Worr 29 S .If 30 PrKiuon -7 Invalids 4ft A re SOFavonj 5) Your b? Or S3 Ideal f4 It !6Toct 571.ilO 58 If 59 An AO Ability 73 Reoeh 74 PMt.bl 7b Off 7AThnt 77 Fowr 78 Now 79.-J0O4 BO Disturh 81 Personal 87 Shift 81 Don't 84 From SSYnri 8(S Fr.r 87 Dunes R fruiirotioft 89 You 90 Kfttrrrt'OO rutal OCT. 2J fetfe 5 25 44 474 55-69-84 851 tcotpto ocr.it (JO, V 25 SJj M5-56afl k2-70 83-86 SAGITTARIUS NOV. DEC. 22 Hl-53-59-60' W-71-79 90 CAMKOeN DEC 21 JAN. 8-10-13-3440 C746-57 1L AOUAMUt Fo. i .arc 9-777H1Z' B4-63-73 - ptsclf MAR. 21 . 1 11 tft - l49-52-B2-87 m Your Money's Worth By SYLVIA PORTER Copyright, Hall Syndic!!, Inc. 'HOME' CONDITIONING The appliance manufacturers constantly dazzle us with ' promises of a work-free, worry-free home, but when arc those "dream kitchens" of the future going to arrive? Appli ances are being turned out In ever more intriguing colors, sizes and shapes, but are they really any better than a decade ago? Here, from Herman L. Weiss, vice president and group executive for consumer products of uenerai tiectnc, are some answers about home appliances which may startle you. Porter: Where are those "dream" appliances of the future? Weill! Actually, the "dream kitchen" of the future Is here today, but 90 per cent of America's households haven't caught up with it. The future may hold refinements like phoncvlsion or transistorized motor detectors in lawns to turn on sprinklers automatically or home vacuum cleaning systems in which the housewife would merely set a few dials to "program" her vacuum cleaner, then leave the house and come home to find the job done. These are all technically feasible. While it Isn't practical to produce, we have developed a "Rube Goldberg" machine which could take frozen food out of the freezer and put it into the oven before the housewife gets home. The day surely will come when we will have home dry cleaning units to stand next to your washers and dryers. Right now It would be possible to have cooled closets for your furs or clothes conditioning closets in which the heat and moisture are controlled to remove wrinkles. Porter: I'm a modern housewife, but my kitchen is no "dream." Weill! That's the trouble. Most housewives think de frosting is a loathesome chore but the readily available auto malic dctrosting refrigerators are not widely enjoyed. Very few families arc currently enjoying the benefits of air con ditioning or of "programmed" ranges with their automatic timers. Many homes have isolated labor-saving appliances, but the kitchens arc not properly laid out to make effective use of them. We are Increasingly looking at the home as a system. We ask what are the average housewife's daily chores, what is her schedule, what docs she want from us? Then we work with the architects and designers of homes to be built in the future. It costs far less to air condition or light condition a home when it is being built than it docs to do it later, and the same is true of a well-designed kitchen. Porteri How should consumers shop for home appliance systems? Wain: Consumer Ignorance on how to buy home appli ance systems is a major problem which manufacturers arc trying to overcome through educating dealers and through working closely with electric utilities and builders, so we can coordinate appliance Droducts with actual home-building and installation. Many Americans simply do not understand what an up-to-date kitchen looks like or how to go about j acquiring one. They should ask questions, go see a modern j kitchen before buying. Portori Why should appliances cost, so much more than i they did a decade ago? j Weill! Because of the constant number of new features being engineered into them which greatly increase the value of the appliances. Actually, taking comparable products -non-automatic defrost refrigerators - prices have decreased. ! Between 1(150 and March of this year, the consumer price Index had gone up 23 per cent while the household appliances index has gone down 2 per cent. Porter: What are manufacturers doing to improve service? ; Weim We are putting increased emphasis on building better products to start with to eliminate many repairs. Hut with appliances becoming more complex, they will continue to need service. Since we realize that nothing is more annoying to the housewife than waiting for the re pairman, we now have in major cities radio-dispatrhed ser vice trucks which enable us to give one to two-day service on most priority calls. Appliance buyers also should take annual service con tracts to allow manufacturers to give them better service and to distribute such routine jobs as changing air condi tioning filters through the year instead of facing Impossible peak loads on the first hot day. Dorothea Van Gundy Jones NUTRITIONIST Will Be at Moon's Health Store 124 S. Central - Phone 773-3061 Monday, Dec. 10 Wednesday, Dec. 12 From 2-4 P.M. To Help You With Your Nutritional Problems Mrs. Jonei ii the Nutritionist for th. International Nutrition Research Foundation in Arlington, Calif, and has had wide experience in helping homemak.ri better thair family'! nutritional program. She Ii cur r.nfly holding cooking and nutrition classes. For Further Information See Us al Moon's Health Store THEY SURE T V : am " -. : ' 4 i ft V OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 That's right! These are classified as used cars . . . but . . . they sure don't look like used cars. We are looking for the person who wants the best used car money can buy. A car with low mileage, one owner, and the complete life history of the car. If this is what you've been looking for, come out to our 3'j acre Automotive Center and ask one of our salesmen to show you the car of your choice. We know these cars are in top shape and will stand behind our guarantee. Don't settle for less . . . drive the best ... a like new used car from Dean & Taylor. BOB TAYLOR Y Low Mileage One Owner 8,000 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 18,353 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 28,931 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 24,883 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 9,709 Actual Miles IbiQrafeft SlM,' MfiM '61 RENAULT GORDINI This car Is exceptionally ahjrp and will get close to 40 ml. per gel. 4 ipeed trans mission like new ShQQQ condition ipWQ '61 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE Fully equipped, classy Morrokide interior Black with white long life top, COCQQ like new condition p-fcOM '61 CHEV. IMPALA WAGON Power steering, automatic transmission- Radio and Heater. Real clean $2399 '61 PONT. CATALINA WAGON This Is one of those roomy 6 passenger wagons with Power Steering and Power Brakes, C0700 Radio and Heater pfclOO '62 CHEV. IMPALA HARDTOP This one is real sharp, white with blue trim. Fully equipped, V-8, S19f?QJ automatic transmission Qfcwww Low Mileage One Owner 32,929 Actual Miles r , - - - - -- nil I Low Mileage One Owner 6,231 Actual Miles m-n turn Low Mileage One Owner 16,000 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 3,100 Actual Miles i r-,vW-. Low Mileage One Owner 16,368 Actual Miles I '--' AllWfi4-t, .,M,'?'yf... .j,, t j '59 4 PASS. THUNDERBIRD D.rk blu nd whir, bciuly, full power quipptd, new tir.l, $2699 '62 PONT. CATAUNA CPE This one is in new condition and was owned by our bookkeeper. It's loaded with eitras, '"u'Vr"; $3299 you II hka it vve-ww '61 PONT. BONNEVILLE Etra clean convertible cpe. with Jewel Morrokide interior, radio, heater, COTQQ power steering and brakts Qfclw! '62 TEMPEST WAGON Like new, 4 cyl.r automatic. We have 2 t choose fromGreen or white COTQO The other one has 3 1 00 mi 0- I 33 '62 BONNEVILLE CONVERTABLE $3299 Power equipped all the way. White with blue long life top Low Mileage One Owner 23,778 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 12,241 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 12,000 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 23,160 Actual Miles Low Mileage One Owner 10,869 Actual Miles Muni) ii-a-nwi. mm l,ww 61 DODGE lANCER HARDTOO 4 cvl. .nd ic. .utom.tic tr.nimmion. Com. our this en. toon, it's a real clcjn c.r. '62 PONTIAC CATAUNA VISTA HARDTOP fully equipped and we can give vou the service record from CO 1 QQ W7 I UtJ 11 nppif jsp r lv'.- -J - 4- '71 ' eur shop , '61 CHEV. IMPALA HARDTOP Power steering, V-8, automatic transmission, tan color and a real 04Q Q clean beauty Wfc433 '61 PONT. BONNEVIUE CPE. All the ettrat electric tcit, power ttecr ine and brikel, COCQQ. r.dio and heater OatDj3 juts W!l f I i n '62 PONT. BONNEVILLE VISTA Power iteenng and brakes, power windowi. Morrokide interior, rear teat COJflO ipeakcr, teat belli. Il l loaded Dean & Taylor Pontiac Co. 2177 So. Pacific Hvvy. "98"
