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SUNDAY. MAY 14. 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Hearing on Zone Changed
Request Continued by Planners
The city planning commis
sion Thursday night elected
to continue for two months a
public hearing on a request
for a change of 'zone, which if
granted, would allow the erec
tion of a motel on Barnett rd.,
just east of Bear creek.
In other business, the com
mission scheduled six public
hearings' for its June 8 meet
ing, including a hearing on
a proposed new sign ordi
nance for limited commercial
zones.
' The request for a zone
change from single-family to
limited commercial to penriit
a motel was being made by
Luther and Anne Davis. .
The request has been before
the commission since 1958.
Commission President Jack
Edson brought forth a burst
of laughter when he read a
portion of the original letter
seeking the zone change,
which said: "We hope to have
at least 20 units (of the mo
tel) completed in time for the
Centennial." The Oregon Cen
tennial was celebrated in
1959.
Attorney Bill Deatherage,
representing Mrs. Davis, not
ed that the proposed freeway
(will run to the immediate
west of the Davis property
and declared that the free
way would not be conducive
to resdiential use of the prop
erty and suggested that its
best use would be commercial.
The commission's chief ob
jections to having commercial
developments along this
stretch of Barnett rd. between
Bear creek and EUendale dr.,
seemed to be over traffic
problems that these commer
cial developments might bring
about.
Mrs. Davis told the com
mission that she would be will
ing to provide an access road
along the front of her prop
erty to relieve any traffic
problems on Barnett rd. The
commission wondered if other
property owners in this area
would be willing to do the
same, and voted to postpone
action on the matter until its
July meeting in order to find
out more about the. idea.
The commission denied a
request for a change of zone
from single family to limited
commercial for property at
the intersection of Merriman
rd. and Table Rock rd. to per
mit a gas station at that loca
tion. Its objections primarily
concerned traffic congestion
problems as this is a five
street intersection.
Commission Member Wal
ter Higgins, in making the mo
tion that the request be de
nied, asked that it be recon-
The Medical Roundup
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Emeritus Consultant in Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medlcint
Mayo Clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate,
1961)
Signs of Emotional Maturity
I recently read an article
by Peter J. Hampton, a Pro
fessor of Psychology, who says
that some of
us grow up
very fast emo
tionally, w,hile
others grow
very slowly.
Some perhaps
never grow
up properly.
One can be
childish when
he has a big,
grown body. A person shows
signs of emotional maturity
when he deals sensibly with
reality. Such a person accepts
things as they are, good or
bad, beautiful or ugly, true or
false. He faces things square
ly, and doesn't try to evade
facts. If he cannot change the
' situation around him, he
learns to conform to it.
' He doesn't behave like so
many alcoholics and neurotic
; people who blame everyone
around them for their own
limitations. It never seems to
occur to some of , them that
their own faults caused all
- their troubles. It is so much
.' nicer to say that the mistakes
of their fathers and mothers
were responsible for their dif
". ficulties. Many a psychotic or
alcoholic person begins to get
.' well the day it occurs to him
: that it is he who is responsible
for most of the disasters that
have come to him in his life.
It was he who wanted to get
' drunk; it wasn't his father
who wanted him to take to
. the bottle.
A mature person finds it
easy to adapt to those changes
. in his life that become neces
. sary. Many of us have to face
changes. If they are inevit
able, the quicker we face them
i and adjust to them the better.
' Many a middle-aged man sits
' down and quits when he loses
'. his job; he won't go out to
; hunt for a new job. Perhaps
his wife has to do it for him.
- Many persons, when they lose
health, adjust to it and carry
on; others don't. One man
. when he gets a bad stroke,
' quits, gives up, and practi
" cally stops living. Another
. man goes ahead and runs his
t business , from a wheel-chair.
; I once knew a brave woman
; who, although terribly crip
pled with rheumatoid arthri
ties, ran a good-sized business
' from her wheel-chair.
J A mature man fights fears
and handles them well. He
: doesn't let his worries get him
down. Many things he refuses
to become fearful about, and
often he refuses to worry
I about certain possibilities un
; til they happen. He may re
fuse to worry about a loss of
security. The mature man
does not neglect the dangers
that face him, but he quickly
does the right thing about
them and then goes about his
business.
Dr. Hampton tells us that
some 75 per cent of those per-
sons who lose their jobs do so
because they can't get along
easily with the people about
them. Many a man is able; he
. can work well; but he keeps
' fiehting the men around him
" until he gets let out. One of
the surest signs of sanity in a
'. person is his ability to get
' along easily with people, and
to make allowances for any
weaknesses or unpleasantness
that they may have. The psy
chotic person U so rigid, he
can't make any allowances.
He insists that everyone must
treat him with great consider-
. 1
ation, forgetting that often he
is very "ornery" himself. I
have known men who failed
in businesses just because
they could rarely see the other
fellow's side of a bargain.
They always wanted to have
their own way. The mature
person controls any hostile
feelings he may have. One of
the worst things about mildly
psychotic people is that they
have so many hostile feelings.
They hate many persons.
Sometimes they hate their
own relatives. When I want to
know how sane a man is, I
ask him how he likes his rela
tives. If he tells me that they
are all scoundrels, I suspect
there is something very wrong
with him. If he says he loves
all his brothers and sisters,
and even his in-laws, I do not
worry about his sanity.
I often marvel at the smoul
dering hatreds of many of my
mildly psychotic patients. I
cannot understand such feel
ings because I never had any
like them. The mature person
has capacity for affection. Oft
en the surest sign that a per
son is sane is his or her abil
ity to love generously and
acceptably. As a woman said
to me a while ago, she had
sixbrotherswhonever
showed any affection for any
one - man or woman. They
were always all wrapped up
in themselves, and they never
married.
If you've suffered a dizzy
spell lately, don't let it go un
diagnosed. Dr. Alvarez' book
let, "Head Noises and Dizzi
ness" will enlighten you. It
may be obtained by sending
25 cents and a large, stamped,
self-addressed envelope with
your request to Dr. Walter C.
Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The
Register and Tribune Syndi
cate, Box 957, Des Moines 4,
Iowa.
sidered after the city's propos
ed .new zoning ordinance be
comes effective.
In other business the com
mission granted a request for
a variance to allow a struc
tural change to a nonconform
ing structure located at 912
South Oakdale ave.
A request for an extra-large
sign during construction of
the . new St. Mary's High
school on Black Oak dr., was
granted, with a one-year time
limit.
Request Granted
The commission granted a
request for a change of zone
from single family to limited
commercial for property lo
cated near Bear creek and ad
jacent to the Crater Lake
highway. Attorney Death
erage, representing the prop
erty owner, said that a filling
station would be erected on
the "property, and held that
the land was good for little
else.
Public hearings were called
for the next meeting on:
- A request for a change of
zone from single-family to
class IIIB limited commercial
on the southeast side of Crater
Lake highway, south of
KBES-TV.
- A request for a change of
zone from single to multiple
family for property owned by
Six M. Enterprises Inc., loca't
ed on the north side of Bar
nett rd. at the intersection of
Barnett and Black Oak dr.
Zone Change Request
' - On a request for a change
of zone from single family to
light industrial for property
located southeast of Crater
Lake mgnway and west of
Whittle ave.
- A request for. a variance
to construct a trailer court on
a parcel of property on the
west side of Table Rock rd.
between DeBarr ave. and
Berrydale ave.
- On an amendment to the
sign provision in the zoning
ordinance for Class IIIA lim
ited commercial districts.
- On a request for a change
of zone from single-family to
multiple-family for property
located at 25 and 29 Quince
St.
- On a request for a zoning
variance to permit a nursery
school to be built on Effie st.
between Saling and Jackson
sts.
Scheduled In July
A hearing on a request for
a change of zone from single
family to limited commercial
for property owned by the
Eagles lodge and located near
Biddle rd. on Stevens st., was
scheduled for the commis
sion's July meeting.
The commission denied
"without prejudice" a request
to annex property located east
of the Rogue Valley Country
club. The matter had been on
the commission's agenda for
several . months, but some
problems remained .; to be
worked out before the prop
erty 'could be annexed to- the
city, and apparently these
problems have not been work
ed out since no. one has ap
peared on behalf of the re
quest at the last several meet
ings. The commission approved
the 15-lot Rogue Terrace sub
division unit No. 1 plat with
the condition that a satisfac
tory improvement-bonding ar
rangement be worked out
with the city.
A request from Mark F.
Bernard that he be allowed
to conduct a television repair
service at 413 Union st. as a
home occupation, was grant
ed by the commission. The
request will still need council
approval.
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