Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1962, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT, MEDFORD, OREGON
This Week's Ranch and Modern Home
THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1962
is a guest closel while on the vate Arssing area
other : the entrance to the conlete the suite.
and bath
By HIAWATHA ESTES
For those who seek a com'
omauon 01 outdoor living separate Bining room. The The handsome living room
iin prdniLdi inaoor comiort, dining room has become a with its corngr fireplace over-
mis u.mic iios mum io oner. ! torgotten element in most
It is also a fine example oP hnm- ,. i-
........ ... . '"" uvjifcito nt" IPI KV I
how construction and design-
ing can go hand-in-hand to
achieve a combination that is
both economical and good
looking.
There are many excellent
features in this design. The
first that one will see is the
.roofed front porch and the
recessed front door which is
well protected from the
weather.
Dining Room Entranc
From the entry, traffic is
efficiently routed directly to
at the side of t'.ti house dur
ing construction.
The low sweeping lire of
the exterior form an impres
sive and dramatic design.
Part of file front porch has
been eliminated to f,. m a
looks the lar;e circular patio planting area in front of the
through sliding glass doors, dining room.
This arrangement greatly ex-j
nanri the livino area nf this Compkne working drauinfs for
is now having something rnm lhl. p'aj can puri-hai at a
room. ; cost ot $7 50 for the tirt set and
Ci thi r,..r.n anil r I
.i.v. ..... v.v.. ni,u '""'orde
-or cooking top-have been plan
liberated from each other, you
Hospital Staff Members Visit Hearth Officers
ones - for many years, but
it
of a revival
All four bedrooms are lo
cated Tn the same wing and
have complete privacy from
the remainder of the house.
Thoughtful planning to assure
both comfort and relaxation ranee can
in the master bedroom suite
is apparent. The large room
has sliding glass doors that
Jpen to the rear patio. A
nvra inI ranpp . . anamonai Jit wncn
..u ordered at tlie sain n,.. Ti... J:
Staff members from the terested
stale mental hospital spent welfave.
the last three days conferring Male. Homt VUits
with the staffs of the Jackson
county health department
! and the public welfare com
! mission, according to Dr. A.
! Erin Merkel, public hcaltk of
I ficer.
! Purpose of the orientation
mental patient , quire nursing home or a fos-1 Staltenberg. chief social
ter nome type oi arrangement worker ior the state hoital.
the
continue treat-!
will
availahle at
prices until Sept. 20. Please allow I better working relationship
can separate the two and have ; ire ateve home de5 not7,ture- I bclwccn J unly otti
the oven at eve-level height- lv '"i your approval, a 1 cials and the slate hospital,
with drawers below-while the I SlTiS." SSXSA S.'aff memb"s conferred
be located in the lor - ni all orders lor either ! wiin some nursing nume oper-
counter top and anywhere in ! .rn.ra'Nnd,':: i alors' the'?w.' men,al .hcal.,h
the kitchen where it is most icaiii. ! group and other agencies in
convenient. " "
while
The hospital staff members merit.
made home visits and field i Most of the public health
visits with the health depart- i nursing staff has fjjent from
ment staff to become better ! one to two weeks in the state
acquainted with local re- hospital becoming acquainted
sources. By an inspection of with the care and treatment
local resources, the hospital I offered. The public health
staff members will be better I nurses are better prepared to
able to evaluate problems : interpret many of the ques
faced by hospital patients tions patients' families may
when they are sent home. ask. Dr. Merkel said.
Much of the discusi'on with ! Hospital staff members who
At 70 strokes a minute, t'ff
human heart beats 37 million
times a year. Six O-inces of
blood are moved ea; h time or
land Mrs. Nadine Nunn, who
alra is a social worker.
4.380 tons a year"
the welfare department offi
cials was on problems faced
when patients return and re
visited here are Dr. Larry
Doyle and Dr. Thad Furlong,
psychiatrists, Mrs. Gertrude ,
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inc living, work and sleeping other outside wall provides
areas of the house without 1 light and ventilation but does
cross-circulation. j not interfere with the ar-
On one side of the entry I ranging of furniture. A pri-
This compact plan can be
shoulder high window in the easily located on a small city j
lot. If a wider plan is desired. ;
the detached double garage-
for which complete plans are 1
furnished-could be attached j
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Here's all you do: wme.n ?5wordior
leu on this entry bUnk, or i plun intet of paper, if
you prefer. WHAT WE CAN 00 TO HELP SM0KEY
BEAR PREVENT FOREST FIRES. Mail entry, together
with a bo i top from any kind of Aunt Jemima Pancake
Mn The Original. Buttermilk or Buckwheat -or the
top 2 inches cut from an Aunt Jemima tack to addreu
at right. All entries will be judged on the basis ot sin
cerity, creitivenest, and aptness ol though I, weighted
equally. Entries must be postmarkM no later thin
June 15, ?, and received by July 1, 196?. Winners
will be notified by mail approiimately July 10, 1962,
and a list of winners will be on
hie at The Quaker Oats Com
pany. Chicago, Illinois. All
entries become the property
of The Quaker Oats Company.
Contest void where prohibited
r restricted by law.
ENTRY BLANK
To Camp -Out Contest Pott Office) Boi 9339, Chicago 77, Illinois
Here's what we can do to help Smokey Baar prevent forest fires
(in 25 wordi or less):
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QAOCKirt NAMl
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47'
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