Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 02, 1957, Image 32

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Wise., financial adviser, representing the program and activities de partment; and Grand Worthy President Lawrence Leahy, We natchec. Wash. Action Planned Measures to advance current Eagle programs and activities are expected to be t.ken at the convention. Among these is a nationwide campaign by the Eagles for "Jobs Over 40'' to and legislation which will elim inate discrimination because of age. Another is the "Pcoples-lo-Peoplcs'" program by the Eagles to establish better understand ing among nations, which in cludes the donation of "Truth Libraiies" by aeries and auxil iaries to communities in foreign countries to acquaint them with the American way of life, and Eaglchaus in West Berlin, Ger many, a vocational school proj ect for German youth set up by the Eagles in co-operation Tuiifa CARE and the German .govern ment. Continued support of the Di mon Runyun cancer fund cam paign each year by aeries and auxiliaries, and support of the Eagles Memorial Foundation, a trust fund to provide physical welfare services and college ed ucations for the children of Eagles who lost their lives iiv, military service, are expected; to he voted. Youth guidance programs to c o nibat juvenile dcliquency, and aid for the handicapped, community safety campaigns and Crusade for Freedom bal loon launching by aeries are expected to be bolstered by state convention. Holy Land Travel Held To Be Safe Rome ir Travel in the Holy Land is as safe as it ever was despite current unrest in the Middle East, an American Roman Catholic priest has reported. The Rev. Pius Earth, overseer of the Franciscan Middle West Province, arrived here Thursday from an inspection tour of the area's shrines and hoYy sites. Father Barth. who makes his headquarters at the Saint An Ihonv Friarv in St. Louis, Mo., said .little of the Middle East tensions has rubbed off on the holy places. Pilgrims can move about with relative freedom and security. He said the most disturbing result of the tensions has tw?en the almost total lack of pilgrims in the last eight months and the resulting economic strangulation of Holy Land sites. Court Records MINICIPAT. mt'RT Rankin Bart Mclin. drunk In pub lic 523. Bvron Brown Taylor, drunk in pulv lic. S20. John Caldwell Scott, drunk In pub- Cecil W. Demory, drunk in public. Sis. , f-, Roccr Walter Morcland, drunk p public. Sin. J;ick Eugene Stevens, inadequate niufflrr. W Gene Floyd Chambcnin. violation of basic rule, sin Samuel Jacob Rcdriiflj? Jr., violation of ba;ic rule. Sin. LeRoy Arthur Knicht. excewtvt noise. M0 , ., James Van ricr Ptccn Jr., failure to flop at red lipht. S3 Rosalee U. Zimmerman, disobeyo. traffic signal. $.. Ernest Lester Holbrook, failure to slop at red liffht. Nicholas AriMides Vanikiotii, viola tion nf basic rule, si ft. Rodney Alson Willborn. dieobeyed traffic siena I. S5. Stewart Fredrick Schroder, viola tion of basic rule. $10. I,ee Joe Skchon. failure to yield rieht of wav. Sift Dan Richard McMaster. disobeyed slop sicn. S" Gerald Ed ear Olson, violation of basic rule. M0. William Henry Kconeke. failure to stop at red light. S5. Billy James Nelson, failure to stop at red liRht. $S. Thomas F.dwinn Harper, failure to obiain Oregon driver's license. S10. Douglas W. Shepherd, illegal turn. $5. Susan Holmes, failure to yield right of way. $10 Rodney Wayne Bacon, violation of bacic rule. $10. James Allen Hurt, violation of basic rule, $10. DISTRICT roVIT Robert Jean Watkins. operating mr tor vehicle while license suspended, $30 Jerrv F. Kerr, failure to Hop at stop sicn. $10. Calvin L. Richardson, overload, $32.. i0. Earl P Dillre. overwidlh. SIS Harold O. Welch, improper chang ing of lanes on highway, $1.V Dennis A Kittle, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. Jim G Daniels, failure to operate on tbe right side of the highway. $15. David Lr. Johnson, no operator's li cense, S3 J J on A. Thompson, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. Q CIRCUIT COURT Janet Anne Buttram vs Lendcl Carl Buttram. divorce complaint. MARRIAGE I.ICENSK APPLICATIONS Howard John McNeil! y and Ellen Elaine Santnzo. both Grants Pass. Bernard Duane Boyd. 1120 East 1 1 H st.. and Barbara Ruth Stegall. 1020 West 11th St. Charle Le Cummons and JuHa Geddcs Woodward, both 1506 Pacific rd. Llovd Edmus Dyer, R0 West 10th t . and Carol Mant Dyer, route 1, box 31SD.