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The range mentioned in the ad is pretty nice too - if a bit older than the fridge I think.

As an aside, among the performers on the first day of BBC broadcasting were American performers Buck & Bubbles.

I was just in an "ethnic" grocery on the north side (basically had a bit of everything, especially Eastern Europe) and they had Polish made and labeled Nutella!

I think the dad may be more into it than the kids - from what I saw last night, some of the kids could have cared less.

I just noticed that in the first picture you can see the reflection of what looks like two people.

Is that like the TV show "Diva on a Dime"?

Looks like it sold, but I've seen some with the burners "in the middle" - I wonder if it was a "design feature" or just using the same tooling/parts as a smaller range?

I too, grew up with one (the sort of orange/butterscotch color). It worked well and was fun to pull around. When my grandmother moved we got her blue one, which my grandfather had thoughtfully put wheels on... My mother foolishly got rid of ours to only find out it worked better than Babcia's...

I've never had a problem with my range pilots going out (O'Keefe & Merritt deVille, it has 5 pilots - 1 for each two burner pair [total 2], 1 for the griddle/5th burner and one for the broiler and one for the oven). It does keep the kitchen a bit warmer, but not drastically. My previous...

Didn't Ming Tsai have a cooking show before he became a big shot restaurantuer? Yes, "Cooking with Ming", wasn't it? I've eaten in one of his restaurants (The Blue Dragon iirc) - I thought it was good, my dinner companion felt it wasn't that great.

Joan did NOT do her own decor - trust me on this one. This is who did her interiors for the rest of her life (and you can find him and his partner in her wedding photos, which were even re-created even though he wasn't included in Mommie Dearest).

According to my best friend's mom her parents were the Lunt's neighbors there (at Ten Chimneys), though that might just have meant "same town" or nearby - her family is from Waukesha originally so no shock there. I can't remember if it was Joan "wire hanger" Crawford or Carol "raspberries"...

Create (if you have digital antennae its often one of the PBS .x channels) has been showing Baking with Julia on and off lately.

WHO IS BETTINA, SWEETIE? The Queen of Minimalism of course... http://www.tagtele.com/img/videos/thumbs640x360/e/6/a/63628_default.jpg She renovated Ed's kitchen in one episode. There was a ring of fire on the floor to "make it cozy for the client."

Genesee Depot, Wisconsin It's open to the public, what's it called, Ten Chimneys (or was it twelve)?

I think we need Blue Light Special washers in such case... I just find it hilarious that Sears would sell thousands of "limited editions" (like a Ford Ltd and whatnot).

It's not far from the Funt and Mundane country pad, maybe it was theirs?

I remember going to what I think was the Frugal Gourmet's shop when I was a kid - in the then no man's land of the "near north side" - now specifically River North.

Of course, it all became simply a ring of fire with no stairs when Bettina redid it in "White Box"....

I find it funny that Sears, a mass retailer, would have something truly "Limited Edition"....