Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1963, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextPAGES 1 to 10 PTribune MANY MORE UNADVEST1SED SPiCIAiS, UMiTID QUANTITIES i IEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1963 1 1TS, Central Open Fridcy 'Til 9 113-7301 Frts f trklag STAR GAZER -By CLAY B. PQLXAX- Your baily Admfy Guide JK Mm To develop mesoge for Frtdey read words corresponding to numbers ot your iodioc birm sign SECTION C Medford J It fN5-lMM7l Flit, ...seaaaaaaeseeaa- M w. I I I I 61 Futms e4St 63 Your 6 Or e7Eiel 3rs 69 You 70 Boon! 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When the stroke oc c u r red - es pecially i it happened to a Alvarei p a r ent who for some time had been so ill and senile that he was only a burden to himself and every one who had to take care of him - the family wanted him to be left in his own bed at home, and they wanted to wait a day or two to see if he would show any sign of rallying. , But the -doctor called for an ambulance and rushed the old man to a hospital, where for 3 or 4 days, the doctor made dozens of laboratory tests and tried out all sorts of treat ments. Then the man died, as any wise doctor could have prophesied he would, and the family received first a huge hospital bill, and then a huge doctor bill which cleaned out their bank account. I thought of these families as I read the report of a care ful study made by Drs. E. S. Cooper, Johannes Ipsen, and H. Dale Bowen of Philadel phia. Their paper ought to be read and memorized by doc tors all over the country, be cause they show clearly that if, after a bad stroke, the per son is sleepy, it is a bad sign; if he is very sleepy, it is a worse sign, and if he is in a "coma" (unconscious) he will probably die, no matter what is done. I do hope that if I ever get i bad stroke, the doctor will not put a tube into my nose and will not puncture me all over to give medicines and to get blood for a hundred tests. I hope someone will be around to protect me, and lot me die in peace. I hope that if I am speechless, badly para lyzed and much much of my mind gone. I will be permit' ted to go: I hope no one tries I blood cholesterol. to drag out my suffering lor a few days or weeks or months. If after my big stroke I get a pneumonia, I will no want to be cured of it. If, however, after a few weeks, much of my paralysis is gone, my speech is coming back and my mind is working well, I will want to have help from a physiotherapist to keep my muscles in good con dition, and a speech therapist is to help me to learn to talk again. single egg because it contains cholesterol, and some now are refusing to give their chil dren butter and cream; some are giving them only margarine. Here on my desk is a letter from a woman who wants to know if she must use mar garine. Actually, there are several different types of mar. garinc, some made mainly with animal fat and others with vegetable oils. The ones made of vegetable oils have less tendency to raise the level of blood cholesterol, but for a man like me, who never eats more than 2 or 3 pats of butter a day, it is useless to change to a special margarine because the change effected in my blood cholesterol would not be measurable, it would be so small. Other mothers wonder if they must give their children only skim milk. It might be a good idea, if the woman has children who show a great tendency to get fat. Another woman wonders if fat has any value in the diet besides that of putting pounds of weight on the cater. Yes: many years ago, a physiolo gist showed that some fat is needed in our diets. Certainly, fat adds much to the good taste of our food. Today there is evidence, however, that persons with a tendency to get a high blood cholesterol, with perhaps tendency to hardening of the arteries, will do well not to each much fat, and especially fat of animal origin. Oils of vegetable origin seem usually to be less harmful. 1 think it wise, though, not to make people unhappy all the time by denying them an egg in the morning and some cream and butter and shortening in a number of their foods Many a mother who has the problem of keeping a husband or one or two children from getting very fat, would do well to buy few fatty foods and to put on the table some lean meat, plus vegetables, salads and fruits. That will help her loved ones to stay thin. This type of diet will be helpful for her husband if he is over-weight and has a high nil -gjf 'tJ-: . ;-.ij.l!i-'tv, , - i CAMUCOtN AOUAK1S VIyss' 11 . JAN. 2. pV MWn-V)' 4 -ji ra " JN5 ak " " M I .20-3M3Q WuV r i " 4-17.28-39 K "" ,1 " '-' fTK r i MMOOH g i MC UV1N8 0OM A- 2 OrtJ ISrJl f; PLAN N(X 3959 I5IJ SQUARE FEET This Week's Plan for Home Builders By HIAWATHA ESTES The -ne and one-half story home is not a thing of the past. In fact, this style home is becoming more and more pop ular. It is often the most econom ical house to build in areas where land values have be come so high. Here you have all the advantages of second floor bedrooms but with an exciting exterior design that seems to hug the ground. There's a world of modern day conveniences in this prac tical dream home. Especially note the unusual size of all rooms which has been achiev ed in just a little over 1,500 square feet. There is access from the entry to a guest closet the sec ond floor and the huge living room. A large bay with a bank of five windows plus a huge corner fireplace are the fas cinating highlights of this room, A partial wall with turned posts above separates the liv- me and family rooms. By opening the sliding glass doors Area Photographers Attend Convention The 16th annual convention of Professional Photograph ers of Oregon, Inc., held ' Portland this week was at tended by Mr. and Mrs. Kcnn Knackstedt and Mr, and Mrs Philip F. Bratncrd of Med ford. Brainerd was elected to serve on the board of direc tors of the organization and Knackstedt received two gold corners for photographs ac cepted for hanging in the print competition. The convention was attend ed by photographers from Oregon, Washington and Idaho. leading to the patio, the fam ily room is almost doubled in size. An eating bar plus other cabinets spearate the kitchen and family room. The kitchen is one of the most pleasant spots in the house to spend time. It is part of the family activity center and has a constant view of the garden and patio. By prop er planning, the wide pantry will eliminate many extra shopping trips. ( The downstairs bath is ac cessible from the bedroom and the service. Both this bath and the upstairs bath feature a pullman lavatory and a linen closet. The two large upslairs bed- COURT RECORDS MEUrOKD MUNICIPAL COURT Frank Hsrnson Vochalrer, wrong wav on one wsy (reet. SJ0. Letter Chartet Walker, improper lane usage, la Roger Howard Blackburn, all cbeved traftic ulanal. 10 Steve Anton Hilt, dtiobeyed trat flc aignal. 10. t Raymond Harold Chambetlln, violation ot basic rule, lie. Lyle Vernon Doty, diiobeyed atop sign, Sio. Kadean France Mynati, dia oneved traffic signal. Jie. Jamea Kenneth Petty, expired vehicle licenie. S.V Ira Adrian Spirea. violation ot baitc rule, $11) Mack Sol Welteri. violation of basic rule. $1. t Charoictte EstalU Croueher. vio lation ol basic ruie. Sift. Millard Conley Tinker, trtelaUon of basic rule, $18. CIRCUIT COURT Bertha Hanscom vs. Floyd H. Hanscom. divorce decree. May Bell Chiidreth v Keith C. Cnttdreth. divorce decree. Violet M. Wiiliama v. Edward C. Williams, divorce complaint. Lois Lorine Rodenmayer vs. Glenn C, Kodenmayer, divorce complaint. MARRl..C.Ei,lCENSE APPl.irATIONS Walter A Nonim. 1358 Rnts lane Medford. and Mvrna Mae Lindvall, 243 Wilson rd- Central Potnt. Ronald Hene Johnson, 1221 Thomas rd.. Medford. and Kath leen Elaine Maioney, box ?6, Star route. Ashland. Karoid Lvnwood Vickers Jr . Rogue Valley Mobil V, Medford, and Linda Lea Evans, box 443. Rogue River. rooms are luxurious in size and offer an unusual amount of storage space. Each of these bedrooms has a built-in stor age closet above the stairs, Two additional closets open to the hall. The furnace and water heat er are in the oversized garage There is also space for storage and a workshop, One door has been conveniently located al the rear of the garage while another opens to the roofed front porch. An extensive amount of ere alive planning has been neces sary to produce tins charming and distinctive exterior. Band sawn barge boards trim each gable. Used brick has been used in the chimney as veneer and in the planter. Corbels are located under that part of each gable which projects past the exterior wall to form a more interesting and unique exterior. Beams supported by corbels protrude from the top of each gable. Complete working drawl,-ii tol Ihi plan can be purchased at a cost of $7.50 for the ftrst aet and t5 for each additional set when ordered at the same time. This pian will be available at these pricea until June Please auow two to three week for delivery. The following borne elan bonks are also available: Hallmark Homes. $i; Award Homes, $1; Town and Country Homes, $1; Homes for Living, Si; Homes of Distinction, Si: Ranch and Modern Homes, S3. Ail books, a $7 value, only SS. Send ail ordere for either pians of booka to: Hiawatha Estes. post ofli boa 404-T. Northridge. Calif. THE DANMOORE HOTEL lltT SW Mstriian St. PORTLAND, ORfGON All transient f nests. All those whs wme, return. Rata not Sigh, not low. Free garage, new location V Wk Irani dotal. Open imtil 18 p.m. TV's and radio, Reputatim rer cheftiiness. CHILDRfN UNDER SEVEN NO CHARGE Not all strokes produce dramatic and noticeable symptoms. You will under stand strokes better if you read Dr. Alvarez little book let, "Little Strokes." You may order it by sending 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request for it to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez. Dept. MMT, Box 957, Dcs Moines 4, Iowa. Confusion About Foods In these days when the monthly magazines have so many articles on the dangers of eating foods which can make cholesterol, many moth ers, who have to buy the food for husband and children, are puzzled, and wonder Just what they should do. Some will not give their family a Village Variety 8c Garden Sh op Hunting and Fishing licenses Issuad PAY ELECTRIC & WATER BILLS HERE "Medford's Only Independent Variety Store" Next to "Piggly Wiggly" 2-Day Photo Finishing Sarvk POST OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN 771 Stewart Avenue 9 A.M, to 9 P.M. 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