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10 A THURSDAY, MAY II. 1963 BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Pcli?.' 1 'nin t irw 1 , j J . uvm soon K,5rS" I ,,,,, 10.11 I 1 1 d rmi. noon m I imoou f. I J I ' - ix-h, I, " I Iff u PLAN NO. 4913 jf.Z092 SQUARE FEEjV. This Week's Plan for Home Builders By HIAWATHA ESTES Today more people are be ginning to realize that the more important rooms should be located at the rear of the home io as to be able to en joy a garden view and plenty of sunshine in privacy v Here, indoor-outdoor areas blend visually and physically through either glass doors or windows from the family and living rooms and two bedrooms. The planning stage of your home is the best time to pro vide tor the comforts you will want in the years to come. It . la also the most economical time to do it rather than plan . additions at a later date. The four bedrooms and three baths offered in this home will ac commodate a large family with adequate space remain ing to take care of occasional guests, i Along one side of the wide, roofed front porch is a plant lng area where lush foliage and flowers add to the beauty of the entrance. The generous size entry Is well lighted by a pane of glass next to the front door and from the sliding glass doors in the living room, since only a partial wall sep arates these two areas. The center hall offers direct ac cess to every section of the house. . A kitchen nook, formal din ing area and the patio furnish three different kinds of eat ing areas, all of which are convenient to the kithecn. Note how the door leading from the kitchen to the din- Senate Tax Plan Draws Objection Salcm-dlPB-The House Tax ation Committee has ex pressed unanimous opposition to a revenue-raising plan ap proved Monday by the Senate Taxation Committee. The expression Indicated deadlock between the two houses that Is almost sure to send the slate's tax program to a conference committee for final decision. The House earlier this ses sion pascd a revenue-raising package based on an income tax bill, a cigarette tax, and a one-shot measure to speed turnover of withholding pay ments to the state. The Senate committee com pletely rewrote the income tax bill to raise $52 million in stead of $35 million. It junked the cigarette tax and amended the one-shot bill to apply near the end of the 1963-65 bincn nium only if needed; ing room has been located so foot traffic will not cross the nook and so very little of the kitchen can be seen from the dining room. A wide pantry supplements the already large amount of storage area. A partial wall at the rear of the built-in range opens to the family room. A short hall con nects the service, kitchen, gar age and family room. This design is certainly not lacking in baths. A combina tion bath and dressing room are part of the master bed room suite. A family bath has both tub and shower while a complete bath is accessible from the service. All of these baths feature pullman lava tories. To create a more contem porary design, (here are no offsets in the front wall of the house. This also helps keep the depth of the house to a mini mum so it can be constructed on a relatively shallow lot. ConiDlete worklns rirawtnsa far thli Dlan can be DurchasecT at a roil or S7.50 for the first set and S3 for each additional set when ordered at the same time. This Plan will ne avallablo at these firlces until Sept. 13. Please allow wo to three weeks for delivery. The followinff home plflH books are iso HVfliianie: naiinisrK nonics. Award Homes. SI: Town and Country Homes, tl: Homes for Living, SI; Homes of Distinction, SI: Ranch and Modern Homes, $2. All books, a $7 value, only S3. Send all orders for either plans or books to Hiawatha Estea, post office box 404-T. 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The clinic, arranged to pro vide Oregon dentists with sup plementary training in the basic principles of reducing ionizing radiation exposure to patients and operators in den tal procedures, was one of a group being held throughout the state. That radiation is dangerous to the human being, that haz ards are real, and that dentists have a professional responsi bility In the protection of hu manity against these hazards was explained in talks, dem onstrations with equipment, and films. "Dentists have a profession al responsibility because they use radiation and the medical and dental use of radiation produces a major part of the radiation exposure to human beings," it was stated. "Continued use of radiation for diagnosis and treatment is essential in modern dentistry and medicine," the speakers repeated, stressing the need to acquaint all people with the safeguards that are set up, so that they will be willing to take advantage of the diag nostic findings made possible only by x-ray. The hazards which can re sult from radiation were not minimized by the clinic. Rad iation can produce genetic changes, malformation, can cer, leukemia, high blood pres sure, sterility and death, it was pointed out. "There are both short term and long term effects from radiation," Dr. R. Ncal Ed wards, of the division of Rad iological Health of the U. S. public health service, Rock ville, Md., declared. He showed a film which demon strated more clearly his con tentions. "Exposure to radiation is biologically undesirable," Dr. Ray W. Alcox, also of the Radiological Health division of the U. S. public health serv ice, stated. The then pointed out that it is necessary to reduce to a minimum the amount of rad iation while still obtaining good diagnostic radiology. Recommended .for achieving this were the use of filters (aluminum discs), collimators, and high speed film. Offices, he stated, can be constructed to provide some I of this needed shielding, ma terials such as concrete blocks arc helpful, he noted. Dr. Al cox also advised the use of leaded aprons, particularly for women of child bearing age and children. California, he added, has passed legislation requiring the use of leaded aprons. f!nnrfntratin0 the radiation beam to a small area, as is done by dentists, lessens the radiation danger, he pointed out, and demonstrations were presented to illustrate this possibility. The advances made by Ore gon in protecting people, pa tients and dentists, by reduc ing radiation, were described by James E. Mecca. B.S., rad iological health, stale board of health. The stale checks all x-ray machines operated in medical and dental offices. The pro gram started in 1956 after the passage of legislation financ ing the state board of health to make a study of the needs. In 1961 additional legisla- They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy rtatio ( WOMB at II CALOMEL 11 NOW SHE WORCIES DID SOU WEAK DAMON AN' A , op TUAT R6wT&" ) ( ABOUT THE NEIGHBORS! PVTWA CO AT IT LAST NIGHT? L I ymmX EIR WD5 FIGHT ALL DAY;- I WAS ALL FOR CALUtf THE V T P5!s INSTANT" cSftvOO ) ITHEV W&V I i?0PS wlfwDAV I S TWO FV ft 6ET ALONG AND THIS SECTION S NO THEN Wfc HAD At-' 4-T TOOETHEB?. WHAT WILL ) CALLED MAPMONV LITTLE AROUMMT--y gTWINK ?.'.' V , f WONDER WHO THE S3STy WL V WDS TAKE AFTER! IS i ZTA M APPLES DONt FALL L SMTHAT PURPLE EVE Wis. FAR FROM THE & TV)T&5Smi!VPm vm0UTI CIDER MILL-,4., i I a Lky r$Iffs5X' -I LfTifr J&Iif ";"u' Battle royals at all -01 &Sf- HOURS THE FAMILY W?' MUllUm Pl ".SHf' T-A'' HAS CONTENDERS IM Cf&im frtil lr irtSS ' '!' JtL every weight class- lion was passed making the program the responsibility ofn the state board of heallh. This radiation law enabled the, state board of health to wrila the licensing and inspection of isotope users in the state and to look into the industrial as, well as medical users of x-ray in addition to the dental pro gram. The "biggest thing we can do," Mecca said, "is to alle viate the public fears in tha different areas. It doesn't help the healing arts or research to ' have people ban x-ray entire ly." Many of the machines 3ra now designed with the desired equipment for reducing radia tion, Mecca explained. The state team, however, has had ' to modify 7 per cent of tha machines that have been checked in the program. It is . easily possible for operators to add the proper lead washer and aluminum filters desired . to the x-ray unit, he staled. In September or October,'; the state board of health will . issue a report, Mecca volun-. tecrcd, analyzing all the find ings. : . Others speaking at the clinic were Dr. Simon Kins man, division of radiological health, U. S. public health service, and Dr. David M. Wit ter, Dental Health section, . Oregon slate board of health. The next clinic will be held at Coos Bay May 20 The BROADWAY THEATRE LEAGUE ANNOUNCES.. Final Presentation-Current Season: "ELS A LANCHESTER HERSELF" (As Censored by Charles Laughter.) Tuesday, June 4, 1963 Holly Theatre, 8:30 p.m; Theatre League Members! Don't Miss This Delightful Musical Revue! This advertisement sponsored as a public service by the firms listed below. Big Pines Lumber Co. 6th and Fir Burelson's Main at Bartlett Downtown Medford ANNOUNCES.. Take Her, She's Mine The Sound of Music ' JOIN NOW! 1963-1964 SERIES A Man for All Seasons ' Fourth Show To Be Announced All Seats Reserved First Come First Served Seating Crater Lake Motors 6th and Fir Jean Hart, Inc. 617 East Main Mt. Pitt Co. N. Pacific Hwy. Central, Point Headquarters: ROGUE GALLERY 220 West Main St., Medford, Telephone 772-8118 Now! Call Now! Call Now! Call Now! Call Now! Call Now! Call Now! Call! 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