'High Density' Approach Eyed
Washington - IUPII - The Na
tional Association of Home
Builders, which for years has
complained about the rising
cost of land, is trying to do
something about it.
In fact, it hopes to apply
the brakes to land prices by
winning public acceptance
for a new approach to
houying. "High density" is
the best term for that ap
proach so far devised.
While it may remind some
people of tenements and
slums, it is descriptive of
what the association has in
mind. The builders hope to
beat the problem of land
costs by putting more people
w;m,.tr:r,'r.n
Phone 772-4S34
dab
S. M8888 ' Je V ToA
MATCHING fZtk&Zxti V. J
DRYER TV" J V& L-
Reg. $169.95 a
t8 $1CQ88 ' "a?!!1
pru. 15S y
USED 11.5 Ft. G-E
i ii , . . REFRIGERATOR
USED 30-INCH
eft hand doer $4 AO 88 I II
C0R0NAD0 RANGE i used XlEhJ
I lilt, n.w condition C "Waft " 1 16 Cu. Ft. 'VB
large Oven 111 I CO-OP S " '
chest type S USED G-E 2-Door
u whp i . freezer REFRIGERATOR
Gr rii TCD CI A l R,d T,9 Fri" Y'l,ow
-t rlLltn rLU cjjaoo Au' $10088
WASHER I $H0 JlW I
uilt SOfiOO W&&F
Guaranteed All
J Red Tag Price f 0M Zl CO.',
KA FALLS 303 SO. FRONT ST. Ph. 772-5595 JjlL
1001 East Mim St. -m--n -
I
on less land. To put itv an
other way, they want to re
duce the amount of land per
dwelling unit.
Enormous Obstacle
Two enormous obstacles
must be surmounted to make
high density design more
than a here-and-there experi
ment: -People must be persuaded
that it's a better way to live.
It's hard to imagine that
many American families can
be talked out of their pref
erence for a house with front
and back yarr'..
-Local zoning and building
authorities will have to be
induced to allow high den
sity construction.
The builders, and housing
specialists elsewhere who are
interested in getting more
use out of land, are talking
about such things as:
-Clustering. This means
grouping hiuses more closely
together.
-Common areas. The land
given up by each house in
a cluster arrangement may
be pooled in recreational
or park area. Some builders
are talking about English
type village greens.
Mixed land use. Instead
of only one-family houses, a
project might also contain
apartment buildings several
stories high and a string of
town (row) houses.
-Atrium or patio houses.
Semi-detached houses built
around and fronting on an
interior patio.
Robert C. Ledermann, the
association's director of com
munity facilities and urban
renewal department, has
drawn up the following table
to contrast conventional and
cluster use of land:
Conventional clutter
Acre In streets 24
Linear ft. of street . 16.033
Per cent of site in
streets 19
Acres In bide, sites ... 1
Dwelling units 604
22,30(1
29
590
0 Acres of usable open
space 51
The builders hope to con
serve not only land, but also
utility lines and pipes and
paving. According to Wil
liam F. Fitzgerald of the as
sociation's staff, builders in
many communities are sad
deled with terrific costs be
cause of regulations which
require excessively large lots
and wide streets. The extra
costs, of course, are reflected
in the price of the house.
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON
To Curb Rising Costs of Land
Fitzgerald said that some
suburban communities de
liberately make development
of new subdivision- expen
sive to keep down the influx
of population and the need
for new schools. Wrre this
is true, it is hard to see why
the authorities would be will
ing to allow high density
land use.
Will Reduco Cost
Also open to question is
the proposition that housing
more people on less land will
reduce the land cost per
family. The price of a piece
of land is heavily influenced
by the income to be derived
from its use. Change a zoning
ordinance from single-family
houses to high rise apart
Rythm Study Adds Fourth 'R'
To Modern School Curriculum
You can help your child im
prove his ability to cope with
the three R's by encouraging
him to study a fourth R -rhythm.
Educators and psychologists
report that musical training
ments and watch the price of
the land soar.
This is not to say that the
association's hopes of pro
moting more intensive use o
residential land are wholly
unrealistic Not everybody is
willing to fight 40 or 50
minutes of rush hour traffic
for the sake of having two
yards and his own trees. As
the suburbs extend further
further from the central city,
the advantages of in-town
living increase.
In Washington, for exam
ple, the fashionable George
town section consists almost
entirely of row houses. Many
are small and narrow. Most
have a small backyard or
patio barely big enough to
helps many children succeed
in other school work. In a re
cent controlled study of seven
and eight-year-olds in three
New Jersey school districts,
parents and teachers re
ported marked Improvement
play catch in but adequate
for cooking over charcoal or
sunning in a deck chair.
Similar housing ' being
built or refurbished in other
sections of the city. The de
mand evidently is strong.
Prices have shot up on Capi
tol Hill, in Foggy Bottom
(near the stale department)
and around Dupont Circle.
The association has pro
duced a lively 17-minute
technicolor, 16-mm. sound
film titled "Community
Growth - Crisis and Chal
lenge." It may be borrowed
by interested groups by
writing to William F. Fitz
gerald, National Association
of Home Builders, 162S L St.,
NW. Washington, D. C.
in study habits, cooperation,
behavior and overall attitude
by most youngsters after ten
weeks of instruction on the
accordion.
Dr. James L. Mursell, Col
umbia . university educator
and psychologist reports, "Mu
sic can greatly help In the
emotional stresses experienc
ed by most children, espec
ially during the formative
and adolescent years."
Major R.aion
A major reason for the
great upsurge in young music-making-more
than 10,000,000
American kids play inslru-ments-is
the Increasing pop
ularity of easy-to-play Instru
ments such as the accordion,
guitar and ukulele.
They all share several ad
vantages - portability, versa
tility, relative inexpensiveness
and ability to produce both
melody and chords. All are
easy to learn.
The most versatile of these
instruments Is the accordion.
One of the easiest Instruments
to learn, there's a continuing
challenge as the child's skill
increases.
For playing old favorites to
jazz and classics, the accordion
is a particularly good begin
ning instrument. It teaches the
fundamentals of music - mel
ody, harmony, rhythm and
tonal color-all at once.
Modern teaching methods
are designed to entertain as
well as instruct, and now ac
cordion students are taught
simple tunes at the first les
son, rather than boring scales
and exercises.
In recognizing the accordi
on's natural appeal to child
ren, educators point out an
other plus factor: Children
like to be admired, to take a
lead and to get on well with
their companions. Playing the
accordion satisfies these nor
mal and natural desires con
structively and enjoyably.
Inflation Statistics
Told By Foundation
New York - IDPH - The Tax
foundation in out with gome
striking figure on inflation.
Just 28 year ago, a Chevro
let cost $62.V Five pounds of
flour was 27 cenLs a dozen
eggs 2A cents and a pound of
ground beef IB cents.
Here's Why.
1
2
3
4
5
The Guaranteed Warranty, unlike most merchandise
warranties, not only guarantee! you 11 discount
on ail part,, bur also guarantees yon 15 discount
on ALL LABOR (or non-collision repairs , , , and
ia good for ONE FULL YEAR without any mileage
limiietion.
The Guaranteed Warranty is not limited In the dealer
where you buy your used car. Your GW .ertiftcate
will be honored by more than 8,000 franthised new
car dealers throughout the U.S. and Cansda.
The Guaranteed Warranty, unlike other warranties,
include most mainienanre items surh as tires, muf
flers, batteries, brake adjustments and linings, lights,
spark plugs, lune upf, wheat balancing, iront-end
alignment, etc.
The Guaranteed Warranty is your assurance of qual
ity service by actory-lrained mechanic, with factory
parts, because only ranchised new car dealers can
qualify as member, of the GW Plan.
The Guaranteed Wsrranty assures you of a TRUE
discount because you do not show the official GW
Certificate UNTIL AFTKR the repair work it done.
Buy A GW Used Car From
Your Now Cor Dealer Who
Displays This Emblem
And Ask for The FREE GW
lEGAlNOTICIS
NOTICE TO C Ft E D I TO It S
No. 114.14
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE Or OREGON TOR
JACKSON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
OAVID. ADOLPH SCHATZ.
Defeased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
thai the above rouri has appointed
the undersigned executors of the
estale of DAVID ADOLPH
SCHATZ. deceased. AU persons
having claims against aald estate
are hereby required to present
the same with proper vouchers
within six months from this data
at the offices of rrohnmaver. Low
rv, Hogan Ar Deatherage. Cooler
Theatre Building, Medford. Ore
gon. Dated and first puhlished this
1st day of Aug.. 19B2
FREDERICK DAVID SCHATZ
RAYMOND VICTOR SCHATZ
Executors
NOTICE Or SALE
No. 114'.'4
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON. TOR
JACKSON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
WALTER A GRANT. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to an order made
and entered in Ihe above entitled
Court and matter, the under,
signed Administratrix, on and
after the 24 day of September.
1862, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
A.M. of said day, at the office of
Kelly & Grant. Attorneys. Suite
No. 24. The Mall Ruildmi. 10 IIS
East Main Street Medford. Ore
gon, shall proceed to sell, at pri
vate sale. 10 the highest and best
bidder, for cash, or cash and
credit, the following described
real property, being and aituale in
Jacluon County, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeast Cor
ner of Lot 14 of CONSTANT
TRACK ADDITION to the City
ot Centra Point. Jackson Coun
ty. Oregon, according to the
official plat thereof now of rec
ord; thence West along the
South line of said lot, 100 feet
to the true point of beginning;
Thence North 120 0 feet; thence
West S0.O feet; thence North 73.0
feet to the North line of Lot
14; thence West along said North
line. 80 feet to the Northwest
corner of Lot 14; thence South
73.0 feet; thence East 7.0 feet;
thence South 120.0 feet to the
South line of Lot 14; thence East
along said South line 123.0 feet
to the true point of beginning,
said property to be sold In separate
parcels.
DOROTHY S. GEBHARD
Administratrix
NOTICE OF niANT.K OP NAMK
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OK OREGON, FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI
CATION FOR THE CHANGE OF
NAME OF LEONA FRIEDA
YORTON TO LEON A FRIEDA
GERMAN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Ihe 20 day of Auguit,
by order or the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for Jackson
County, In the above court and
matter, my legal name, "Leona
Frieda Yorton" was charmed to
"Leona Frieda German" and upon
due return of proof of publication
of thin Notice for one week tone
publication, In a newipaper of
gcnerfll circulation in Jacltton
County, Oregon, to said Court, a
certificate under the aeal of aniri
Court will be duly iuued declar
ing my legal name to he Leona
Frieda German, In accordance
with laid order of the 20th day of
Auguit. 1962.
DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED
thia 22nd day or August.
LEONA FRIEDA GERMAN
(Formerly Leona Frieda
Yorton)
Kelly V Grant
Attorneys at. Law
1005 Enst Main Street 1
Medford, Oregon
NOTICE OF PUIll.IO 1IEAHINO
' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL,
BE HELD BV THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX.
OREGON, ON THE 27th DAY OF
AUGUST. 1002, AT THE CITY
HALL. PHOENIX, OREGON, AT
S P.M.. PACIFIC STANDARD
TIME, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
HEARING OBJECTIONS TO OR
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE EN
TITLED: AN ORDINANCE ZONING THE
CITY OF PHOENIX, OREGON.
REGULATING AND PRESCRIB
ING THE USES TO WHICH THE
PROPERTY IN SAID ZONES MAY
BE PUT OR USED; REGULATING
AND RESTRICTING THE ALTER
ATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF
BUILDINGS WITHIN THE CITY
OF PHOENIX. OREGON: PROVID
ING PENALTIES FOR VIOLA
TION THEREOF: REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH. AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY. . .
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF PHOENIX. OREGON
BY FRANCES STEVESON
RECORDER
,
CtrtifWate
'iV. . Jwiessii III miw )
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12. 19BI
117 SOUTH CENTRAL
MONTGOMERY WARD
Riverside g??5- TAHVYHnm
2SSml 4lS VHJt
1 ... "Ig:r ) I I - Cad ' 0 r
1 " r sjsci JL I f 1 '' 1 J V
.,. Hfff JVFl f" . . 'EST 4 V '
i ' - iskiCr 1 LM'- pErf , 1 '
-" .,, M PWlf f "J f I 'X, '
7
Save on Pairs!
Riverside AIR
18-month nation
wld guarantoo
Dependability at
an oconomy prlc
Built to give reliable service, dependable mileage.
Nylon cord body fights the major causes of danger
ous blowouts. 7-row tread for safer starts, steps.
Tube-type Sale pile task In Total,,, Sale prke leak In
blase I eash pelts blailiwall ee,h palra
"Yro-jsT J fir ji"7 TrKis.t 7.5007 ji"J $!
7.I0.S li.lS, l MO-15 e. I.0O-I4 IS.It IS
7-ms is.is'"! iV 7.to-is 1 iiTa"' u
WMtewell t marel AII pHsaa plus excise tax end eld lira.
Riverside SAFETY NYLON
11 -month nation
wide guarantee
Reliable perform
once, yet moder
ately priced
Extra-strong Nylon cord construction plus wide),
deep tread with over 2400 road-gripping edges
for better traction. Low-profile construction.
Tube-lype Sal, price New e. Tubelass ' Sale prise Newest,
leckwell each In pelts glacltwell eesh In peba
1.40-U H "' Jjii'" t.0-ll JJV $la)
"70-15 I1.SI' 13" Wril 5 er 7.5014 J8.II IS
7.10-lsT I1SS 152 7"l15 er l.0O-u" ti"" 17
7.0.is I Ml fi 7?60-IS 'ois- 10
.oo-Vs iLss ai a.oo-is liris' is-
Whltswells $3 ifietal AII prices
NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING
instant start powerl
EMLstauation
tjlL- L
(llJAff AMI FS
M nrvita guar ante for tht ip
(fled ttmt, profoted n tht nettht
JieeJ. Atajvibntntl bated M pth
jSfBftfaej.ii whw ttlvftna.
S3 J
3
Pefai '4.J3
fhm. ' 1,31
"M.2 Hi
5J-63 34S
Do,,. .f Tj Ml
0..... 0". '34 ,2 243
10 MINUTI
SUVICI
24 HOUR Bftftll eCDUIPC
truck Tim nuHii ji.niiwi.
E 5
PHONE 773-7301
CUSHION NYL0II
II II lube-lyn
Lai Li hlaikwall
lech In en ,
e.70-15
tube-type
lackwell
plus anise tea end tree'e-ln tire.
RIVERSIDE 24
MONTH iATTERIIS
-V, TYPES 1,21
7
!-V,
88
with
each.
12-V, TYPIS 24S
10
188
with
each.
Delivers dependable,
low-cost service. "Pow-er-Guard"eoating
pro
tects against over and
under-charging.
---tV
AUTO PARTS
POX
MOST CAM
77J.T101
Attar Nturt 772-4721