Pleasant Grove Review | 1956-02-23 | Page 4 | Air Conditioned Home can Mean Much to Family

Air Conditioned Home Can Mean Much to Family by Oi-ville Gunther Let's look at a few reasons why an air conditioned home can mean so much to a family .Recent .Re-cent facts, accumulated from an air conditioned village, show that adults living- in an air conditioned house sleep an hour and twelve minutes longer per summer night, than their neighbors in un-air conditioned con-ditioned houses. Children sleep 36 minutes longer in an air conditioned condition-ed home, than one not air conditioned. con-ditioned. In addition to longer sleep, it has been found that families fam-ilies living in air conditioned homes hom-es sleep more soundly and awake more fully rested. Other points in favor of central air conditioning for residents were discovered. It was found that wives feel more like preparing well balanced meals, and that families enjoyed their meals better. As a consequence, children consumed a greater number of calories, as much as '40 per cent more. Families Fam-ilies in air conditioned residences entertained three times as often as people living in un-air conditioned homes. As a whole, more time was spent at home as a family unit, with the accompanying sense of security in children. Childrert had regular afternoon naps, and there was no cases of heat rash on infants. in-fants. No modern home should be built without proper provision for year around air conditioning, and every owner of a home with a central heatine" svstein. tshmild investi p-n tp the addition of a summer air conditioning con-ditioning unit. Orville Gunther