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Retirement Home
Price Includes
Medical Project
Seal Beach, Calif.-fljpt-Med-leal
care i9 included in the
purcnase price ot property at
this unique southern Califor
nia beach retirement colony.
Already 3,000 persons over
tne age ol 52 have moved to
Rossmoor Leisure World. By
the time the project is com
pleted it is expected 60,000
will reside in the $150 million
community 25 miles south of
Los Angeles, according to
builder-developer Ross Cor
tese. The medical and recreation
al plan at the development
is managed by the "Golden
Rain Foundation," a non-profit
organization. Foundation
administrator is Lewis M.
Letson, former administrative
executive of St. Francis hos
pital, Lynwood, Calif.
I he Foundation provides
complete medical and nursing
care, as well as drugs. There
are five full-time and two!
part-ume physicians on the
siaii in addition to many con
sulting specialists. Hospital
ization is not nrnviripH
The Medical center includes
iwo operating rooms for mi
nor surgery, complete x-ray
facilities, a laboratory, physi
cal therapy and 10 three-room
examining suites.
Designed for Care
All of the apartments are
designed for nursing care.
There are no steps, wide hall
ways, built-in seats in show
ers and rolled curbs.
Prices for apartments in
Rossmoor range from $9,950
for a one bedroom to $13,600
for two-b e d r o o m s. After
downpayments of about $1,
000, monthly payments run
from $94 to a maximum of
$122.50.
The apartments are fully
electric with built in heating,
oven-range, refrigerator and
garbage disposers.
The medical costs are in
cluded in the price.
"This is free enterprise's
solution to the nation's prob
lem of housing for the elder
ly," says Cortese. "It also in
dicates there are better solu
tions to the medical needs of
the elderly than socialized
medicine."
Study Heart
The medical staff at Ross
moor is cooperating with two
medical research specialists
. working under a federal grant
to study heart and vascular
distase. They are Dr. Paul
Ehrlich, director of heart dis
ease control station, U.S. Pub
lic Health Service San Fran
cisco, and Dr. Reuel Stations,
associate professor of epidem
iology, medical school, Uni
versity of California at Berk
eley. "We are enthusiastic about
the possibilities of this re
search since this will be the
first time an accurate study
can be made of this number
of people in one area," Letson
said. "It will also be the first
opportunity to establish
standards or criteria of defini
tion on specifics."
Rossmoor also has a com
plete line of recreational facil
ities, including hobby shops,
a golf course, swimming pool
and a $526,000 2.500-seat
amphitheater modeled after
the Hollywood Bowl. A shop
ping center has just been com
pleted. Bus service is avail
able to all points within the
541 acres of the Leisure
World.
MKOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Environment Is
Factor in Ability
Stanford, Calif. - OiPil -What
ever difference may exist be
tween the achievement levels
of American whites and Ne
groes can be explained by en
vironment, according to a
group of Stanford university
anthropologists.
"Difference in partici p a
tion in the existing society"
was the reason given by the
anthropologists in discussing
the findings of Army IQ test
ers who reported that Negroes
scored an average of 20 points
lower than whites.
"In IQ tests for any group,"
Professor Roy D'Andrade
said, "if the person tested
must manipulate unfamiliar
symbols, he is not likely to do
well."
D'Andrade said "illiterate
New York Negroes score bet
ter on IQ tests than illiterate
Alabama whites." The IQ of
any individual, he said, "can
move up as much as 20 points
after long residence in New
York."
FORGETS CHOPPERS
Newburyport. Mass. - m -Mrs.
R. Catherine Welch told
police Tuesday that someone
had slept overnight in her car,
parked in front of her home.
She said she found a set of
false teeth in the car the next
morning.
Starts Tomorrow 10 a.m.
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heels, mid heels, stacked heels and flat heels in all spring and summer colors
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$490
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BE EARLY! DOORS OPEN AT 10 A.M.
9 CLOSE 5:30 P.M.
Main and Bartlett Sts.
Phone 772-6428
DOWNTOWN MEDFORD