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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1961)
Home Calorie Spending By ALTON BLAKESLEE I Stripping and changing bedlwifcry has influenced the voca AP Science Writer linens 5.5 calories per minute.Uionai counselling of the woman Housewives are among the na- Cleaning windows 3.5 to 4. with heart trouble," Dr. Heller- IHERALO NO NEWS. Kl.m.th Paid. Ort9a Sunday, Jan. . mi Paaa 'iMis biggest . spenders of scrubbing floors on hands and stein says. rlories. Ker daily tasks .can cost her 4 U 7 calories per minute. Meanwhile her desk-job husband is spending 1.5 to 2, the steel worker 3 to 4. , All this can have great bearing on a woman s calorie savings bank, and her figure. For calories are like money. Put too much in the bank, and the account swells. Spend more even a little more every day and tne savings dwindle. Just how much total enercv or in carrying a 20 to 30 pound child. calor ies housewives spend varies, Walking to and from the shop- Knees 7. At times it has been easier Putting washing through a for the cardiac woman to obtain mangle up to 7. Carrying out a secretarial job to. obtain suf and hanging up- wash 4.5 to 5, j ficient funds to pay for someone and more if the wash is carried! else ' fulfill the household up steps. Washing lingerie by chores." hand 3. Ironing 4.2 per minute. "Many husbands convalescing Automatic machines cut the cost from a heart attack have rccog- sharply. Gardening up to 5 or 6; par ticularly with digging and spad ing. Sitting and sewing 1.5 to 2. Walking up and down stairs to 6, with 1 or 2 more added far more than that of factory workers performing the same job in the factory, says Dr. Hermani K. Hellerslein of Western Re-! ping area costs 2.5 to 4, at a walking sj)ced of 2 to 3 miles per hour. Lugging 15 to 20 pounds of groceries adds another calorie serve University Medical Schooljper minute Cleveland. i Dressing and undressing costs j fl?-s calories per minute, shower-! Allien aepenas on me size oi nig about. 4.3, nized the high energy cost of housework, particularly when they perform some of the household chores while their wives are en joying the less energy consuming duties of clerk or secretary. Small wonder the husbands are happy to return to work, for this (and other) reasons!" . By BILL CLAYTON Lazy Life? AUSTIN. Tex. (UPH Mrs. Re- The picture of hard .work of'eca Warden has made a child's houscwivery "does not apply to fascination with jingles pay off all housewives," Dr. Hellersteinj jn a plan that literally mokes stresses. . multiplication tables child's olav Tutor Uses Mathematics Music For Easy Learning Dr. Hellerstein, an authority in measuring the energy costs of various jobs, citei these house-' keeping spending figures a recording made. "I've sold quite a few of the records about 50 now," she said. "I've heard from universities who want the song for teaching the handicapped, from grandmothers jwho want to help their grandchil dren with lessons, and from peo ple who want the song to help their children with homework." She said the Record sales turn ,.; . (, . .. tmiu a iiuit-m uiii vc uuiu i'c Area the refrigerator, telephone or tele-!, u, anrt m.,us ,, ' cause she is selling the recordings "The childless housewife who! The grade school teacher's sys- her house, bow many children she erinc. with more b.di.. i. j " ... j ,:icm is simple. ue set 10 music tends or pursues, now many laDor- saving appliances she enlists. movement senrls il iin tn 5 nr- l J . . . me 1WO limes two equal lour movement, sends 11 up to 5 or i m hoUse cleaning, laundry or ,nfl ..T... ,,, ' a1 - Energy Costs shopping, may exfni her maxiJ;',nd J'10, !lmes "'jee equal six. -At the Work Classification'mum enerev wnlkintf to and f,m 1 lc s'mP' time l"cked out " a Clinic of the Cleveland Heart Society, this awareness of, vision set, where she so often Lnough ,lke a television jingle toil11 . '" takes " mail the high energy Success Quirk: Twist The Tune By DICK KLEINER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK (NEA You .conscious, and she's still selling might not think about it, but one the same old style. It sells, too. of the occupational hazards of a1 As for rock-and-roll itself. Sun- night club singing career is an.ny thinks it s here to stay. i will, accumulate rather than dis sipate caiunes oi course 10 ner, own aemmeni. Much needs to be done to sim plify and take the drudgery out. of housework, he adds, so house ! wives then can have more leisure! time to spend as many or more calories in recreation. i catch a fourth-grader's ear, she. ing them. Each week, mail to her 20G Sa lem Lane homo here, brines mm t inquiries about the recording. 'I want them used," she said. aversion to the cold. At least, that is how it has affected Sunny Gale. "I love singing in clubs," she says. "But sometimes 1 wonder if I haven't spent the best years of my life in night clubs. I've had ' so little outdoor life that nnwndnvK t r;in't stand the cold I l.ivo In do.m iinrlur llirnfJ blankets." I But Sunny keeps on singing in clulia (and freezing in bed cause she enjoys the work be and "I always did think it would last," she says. "But nobody would believe me." Now they do. The reports of Cesan Siepi's retirement from opera, like so many similar rumors, are great ly exaggerated. ( The great basso would like it made known that he is not about I j the i Answer ' "The beat of the music suggests the answers, she explained. "Af- ""V""" -: m'S '! get requests from manv statu while, they are reminded of the L ,he coun, -right answers by the beat and" Wanen thjnks musicaI p.tch of various nu. t.pl.cations.' imalhomillic, is a nalural 0 u t. The song has caught on so that; lh of 0 chjlds dcsjre for va. Mrs. Warden now hears it .-t 0j r, oti,,iat!C work. the school play hummed . in grounds. And the idea has spread. When Mrs. Warden realized oth er schools could use the method, she had the song copyrighted and Current Best Sellers By ANDY LANG AP Newsfeatures Question: We are having l...m it n II, nil "enma III1A mil has a 2-year-old daughter to sup-:nolhing js definitely scheduled to give up the Met or grand op era. He lias incucaieci an iniciesi10use built on a concrete slab.! sampling Broadway and maySome time ag0 we decided to port. She conlines her work to it could be next season, or it the New York metropolitan area could not happen for another year Ol 3U. And. whenever it happens, it 1 . . . .. - win only oe a temporary uung. a MM have r.ork tile put down on thei I Sunny Gale Cesare Siept mostly, however. . "1 could get plenty of other jobs." she savs, "but I hate to leave my daughter. And. besides, my mother said I shouldn't work so hard any more." Sunny was on," of Ihe pioneers of rock-and-roll, in Ihe days be fore it was called rock-and-roll. "I always liked rhythm and blues, as the music used to be called." she says. "I guess that's kind of strange in a girl from Philadelphia. I was never really exsed to it. but it just sort of came naturally." ' She had a natural trick in her voice she says it "twists and turns" which lends itself to the rock-and-roll style of song. These tricks, she insists, arc natural and unlearned. "My father always told me t'j chance to try something differ ent. Afler that, if his current dreams are fulfilled, he'll come back to the Met and opera. Dick's Picks: Brenda Lee tries again with "Emotions" on Decca Others: "Where the Boys Are" (Connie Francis, MGM; "I Made You Cry" , (Llovd Price, ABC- Paramount : "The Little Shep herd of Kingdom Come" (Jimmie Rodgeis. Roulette); "Thumbin" a Ride" The Coasters. Atco; "Or living room floor. The contractor agreed and said nothing about cork tile being unsuitable for in- Istallation on concrete. Now, a friend of ours tells us that he is sure cork tile should not be placed over concrete. He says the alkali in the eonciete eventually will affect the cork. Is he right? Answer: Your friend has the right idea, but apparently is un-j aware that cork tile can be placed on concrete under certain condi tions. First, the surface of the concrete must be at least one foot above grade. .And secondly. there must be a drainage slope FICTION AKVISK AND CONSENT, Drury. HAWAII. Mirhrner. THE LOVELY AMBITION, Chase. SERMONS AND SODA WA TER, O'Hara DECISION AT DELPHI. Maclnnes. NONFKTIO.V THE RISE AND FALL OF THE THIRD REICH. Shirer. THE WASTE MAKERS, Packard. THE SNAKE HAS ALL THE LINES. Kerr. THE AMERICAN HERIT AGE PICTURE HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR, Ciltton. BORN FREE, Adainson. "You can learn just most any thing faster by rhythm." she said. "When you sing the multiplication tables, you're putting sight and sound and rhythm into the infor mation, and live use of more sens es makes it easier to learn. Any child will learn many of the singing television commercials to the last word, and yet can t learn mathematics tables." The teacher thinks the idea can be used in other school subjects. "People live so closely with mu sic now," she pointed out. "I think this is a medium of teach- in wre haven't used enough. We Lill lfm-n u-ilh Vrnlclips.' and if you give a child a musical crutch to remind him of sometlting, he'll rememlwr." LANDS IN SECRETS away from the floor. Sometimes PORTSMOUTH, England IAP) The City Council learned Mon- tractor said he would make the day that an amateur parachutist hie installation, it is to be as-landed smack in the middle of a sumed that the concrete slab of, factory doing highly secret clec- Altantic': "One Little Candle ' your house will be laid properly. ironies work lor the British gov- (Herscliel Thomas. Madisoni. 'However, there is always the pos-ernment. The unidenlilicd jump anae Blossom Special" IBillv 'hese conditions prevail. some- Vaughn Dot': "No One Cares", times they do not. Since your con- i Denny Right:'" side': 1 Reed. Trey: That .s (Nat Addcrley. River- 'Sure 'Nuff" (Ruth Brown Some good recent jazz releases on LPs "The Don Shirley Trio on Cadence, has the fine pianist surrounded by a rhythm group, Contemporary has the third vol cork time of "Shelly Manne and His Men at The Black Hawk": on Capitol. "The Unsinkable Jonah Jones Swings the Unsinkable Mol ly Bron," a good combination of musicians and material: Riv erside has "The Cannonball Ad derley Quartet at The Light house." recorded live at the club sibility of a slipup, so it would er had planned to land at the city be advisable for you to check airrt. but missed his target by with the contractor before the several hundred yards. cork tile is installed. Incidentally. ile can now be obtained with a vinyl surface for easier cleaning. But if you want this new combination, il will cost you more than regular cork tile. GUARANTEED TRUCK SERVICE - AND REPAIRS We Sel! 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