Show MANAGING a 0 aYOUR YOUR MONEY FACTS TO HELP YOU Invest For The Long Term All of us would like to tomake tomake tomake make a killing in the stock market But the record shows that most investors in individual ual stocks will lose trying II tb t- t b y 1 r I 1 II f t. t c 5 oc F o If you want to have more money in the future than you have today there are relatively relatively re reo re- re risk low alternatives to traditional methods of saving saying sav say ing at fixed interest rates One alternative is through accumulation of capital Investing successfully in ht stocks is becoming increasing increasing- increasingly ly Iy difficult Collecting and analyzing all the available information information information in in- formation about a company and its securities is an overwhelming overwhelming over over- whelming task for most part part- time investors When you in in- vet in a mutual fund along with many other investors who have common objectives objectives objectives tives you obtain the talents and resources of professional money managers A mutual fund is about the only investment vehicle open to the ordinary investor that provides built in research and proven time full-time money management expertise says George Putnam Chairman of the Putnam Mutual Funds of Boston Mutual fund companies and the investment community ty as a whole agree that investing in mutual funds should be a long range long range commitment com com- commitment and that it should hould never be entered into as a speculation While past results are no indication of future perform performance ance since the record shows that the average mutual fund over overall overall overall all 19 ten year lr periods since World War II had an annual compound growth rate of slightly more than 10 per percent ent assuming reinvestment of dividend divi d and capital gains DONT DON'T lot let only tho the price per por pack or claims or quality that isn't there RE BE your guide in buying garden plants If you do 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appliances appliances ances antes In normal use for one month When figuring your electric usage you need to take Into account the size of an appliance and how much you use it It We hope that knowing which appliances use the most electricity will help you become an energy energy- saving watt watcher ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF EL ELECTRIC HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Est hI kwh Id hI kwh Id hI kwh Arage Wattage Monthly Wattage Walley Monthly Wattage Monthly Air Conditioner Hair Dryer 2 Automatic Defrost Blanket 15 Heater Portable 1000 90 18 1618 Cu Ft Fl Blender 1 Heating Pad 65 1 Automatic Defrost Broiler Oven 1500 8 6 Hot Plate 1250 8 20 Cu Ft Fl a 8 Up Clock 2 2 13 Side by Side Clothes Dryer 80 Iron 1100 12 Rooster Roaster 1320 10 Coffee Maker 1000 9 Lawnmower 1000 8 Sewing Machine 1 Corn Popper 1 Lighting varies with Shaver 15 1 Deep Fat Fryer 1500 7 size of home and Sun Lamp 1 Dehumidifier 31 habits Dishwasher 1200 30 Mixer Food 1 Black and White Fans Night Light 10 2 Tube Type 30 Attic 24 Oven Ovell Microwave 1450 16 Solid State 55 20 Circulating 90 4 Post Light Photo coil Cell 35 Color Kitchen 8 Radio Table 50 6 Tube Type 50 Way Roll 11 Solid State Radio phonograph 40 Freezer 21 1521 cu ft Stereo three hours Toaster 1150 4 Chest Type per day 10 Toothbrush 5 1 Manual Defrost Range Oven Trash Compactor 4 Upright Type With Cony Oven kw Vacuum Cleaner Manual Defrost Includes Microwave Standard 4 Automatic Defrost Oven 73 Waffle Iron 1100 2 Disposer Food 1 With CleanIng Sell Washer Automatic 10 Fry Pan Pall 1100 10 Oven Water Heater Furnace Includes Microwave varies varle considerably Automatic Cycle 90 Oven Ovell 78 with clothes clothe washing Continuous Cycle and bathIng habits Griddle 1200 3 Manual Defrost Water Pump 15 1015 Cu ft 60 Varies Vallel considerably with ai area olea a. a degree deglee days daY and family amity living habits Add 10 to kwh per put month for or automatic k Ic tee maker make Dos Does not Include ct electricity to Nol Mat water wale T Read Reddy's 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