Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1957, Image 48

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Many trees shade the 1,200-plus mobile homes
at the Bradenton (Ha.) trailer park for oldsters.
. John Anderson has lived at the park for 15 years,
and often works in his shop part of his trailer.
For Old Folks Only
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fr the almost three million Americans living on wheels in
streamlined mobile homes some 2,500 live in a trailer park which
admits only the "unemployed." This is the Bradenton (Fla.) Trailer
Park, operated by the local Kiwanis Club exclusively for retired
couples. One of the largest of the nation's 12,000 mobile-home parks,
it includes a store, three laundries, eight horseshoe courts, 22
shuffleboard courts, and a recreation hall seating 1,200. A full
schedule of games, dances, and other recreational activities keeps
the oldsters busy and happy. Compact and mobile as they may be,
the trailers offer many conveniences of conventional living. Some
even have automatic dishwashers, garbage disposals, and wall-to-wall
carpeting. As one resident put it: "Move into a trailer if you
want to start living when you stop working!"
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