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Sophisticated appiiances feature highiy efficient parts
By JoANNE J. FALLS
Agriculturai Extension Agent
Many of today's highly sophis
ticated appliances feature micro
computer components that help
them perform belter, faster and
more efficiently.
These are some of the features
found in today’s appliances that
have electronic controls:
Easy Operation: These appli
ances often require only a single
touch. Many
also have pre
set cycles to
help insure
good results,
even from the
inexperienced
users.
• They
have built-in
safeguards.
This prevents
combinations
of cycles or
options that
are not
Falls
designed to work together.
• Some appliances have built-in
diagnostic programs that help tech
nicians to locate the problem and
correct it
• Some of these appliances
have through light and sound sig
nals.
• These automatic washers with
.electronic controls offer pro
grammed cycles that give the wash
time, water temperature, agitation
rates and spin speeds needed for
different kinds of wash loads.
Some electronic control dish
washers can be electronically
locked to prevent unwanted opera
tion.
Present day consumers can
expect to pay more for these fea
tures. Some consumers may need a
little extra time to learn to operate
these highly sophisticated appli
ances to get the maximum benefits
from the money invested in the
appliances.
One of the leading corporations
is offering:
Four new Clean Touch series
undercounter dishwashers with an
undercounter dishwashers that offer
electronic look consoles that are
smooth and easy to clean.
Homemakers can chose a seven
cycle option combination or a three
cycle option combination.
If you are worried about leav
ing your heating element on after
cooking and rushing off to work,
you might be pleased to know that
Bethesda
From Page B1
area churches.
John R. Smith, a member of
United Metropolitan Baptist
Church, said that he volunteers at
the center as an extension of the
services provided by his church.
United Metropolitan is one of sev
eral East Winston area churches
which participate in day shelter pro
grams for the homeless during the
winter months. Smith said he chose
to answer the call for volunteers at
Bethesda Center because "they
needed somebody and I had free
time. The center does a lot of good
so I didn't mind helping out."
Smith said also that he has
learned from his volunteer experi
ences at Bethesda.
"I didn’t know that there were
that many or that their situations
were that bad," he said. "Most of
them are really desperate. I think
the center is a very worthy cause
and 1 feel that if other people have
the time they could volunteer to
help at the center."
Ms. Chaffee said that the cen
ter's funding is scheduled to run out
in November and that she also will
be seeking ways of financing the
center. She said that while funds are
essential, the help of volunteers is
equally importanL
"We haven’t really been able to
get out to a lot of churches. If we
could schedule limes to come to
churches and talk to them, I think
we could show them the kinds of
things that Bethesda Center does
■ for homeless people," she said. "I
know we could get more volunteers
to come in. We need a whole lot
more than we have now so that we
can help our homeless individuals."
hands. previous models. mfrigeram,
. Some of the new models of
some stoves feature individual indi- features:
cator lights for each heating ele- ■ Easy to clean plastic interior • Four adjustable door shelves-
ment, it shows at a glance if the Imer. ■ -two size to hold full half gallon "T” ^ tazer s|ije.„,,.
surface units are left on. . Dairy compartment with see containers. , hecm.sf it “h very a,.
Some of the new designer style through cover that stays up when • Dual deep crispers offer near- cially for meat, D tores food items and lo
refrigerators have the following lifted, freeing both of the users ly 100 percent more storage than meat at a temperature ower than ciency.
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