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ME0FORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 17. 1962
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BLUES SINGER - Negro blues singer Ethel Waters, 61, step
ped out of the 1,500 voice choir June 13 and sang "His Eye
is on the Sparrow" to some 33,000 persons at Billy Graham's
Chicago Crusade at McCormick Place. Two years ago Miss
Waters was hospttatized with a serious heart ailment, which
threatened to end her singing career. Biily Graham spotted
her in the choir and invited her to do a solo. (UP!)
Court Records
IMEDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT
Anne Hocfca Miller, expired Ji
eese plates, $5.
Donald Kent Tinseth, violation
of basic rule, SIO, suspended.
Allay Leo Duin, disobeyed traf
fic signal, StO.
Allen LeRoy Morton, excewiva
noise itiresi. $20,
Jerome Willard Wing, disooeyed
traffic signal. $10.
Lawrence Stanley Horlen, viola
tion of basic rule, $25.
DISTRICT COURT
Howard LeRoy Young, overload,
$18
Gary Rav Fuller, violation of ba
aic rule, $10.
Richard Henry Zimmerman, vio
lation of basic rule. $10.
Alan Bridges, no vehicle license.
Garrv Lee Evans, improper muf
fler. $10.
Harrv Louis Staten, overwidth
load. $13,
Velma Lucille Stembridge, dis
ebeved stop sign. $5.
Myrna Lee DeLorme, violation
Of basic rule. $25.
Keldon Gaylord Adams, impro
per left turn, $15,
Elvis Baxter F, Faith, violation
of hRsic rule, $10.
Bill Wayne Kropp, violation of
basic rule, $23.
Edward S. Hill, overheight load.
(15.
Lola Monier Clark, angling with
out a license. $25.
Jeanette M. Bonson, angling
Without license, $25-
Betty Kay Davis, disobeyed stop
sign, $13.
Cart Solbrig. annhng with pro
hibited method. $25.
Dale George Peterson, violation
of basic rule. SIO.
Milton Foster Nichols, failure to
dim lights, 55.
Thomas Urien, failure to dim
lights. $13,
Calvfn J. Hansen, overload. $S0.
Cloid Logan Donncr, one head
light. $10,
David Don Legg. overload. $f0.
RoEcrs Ronald Larson, truck
Speeding. $in.
Guv Leslie Warren, overload,
t22.fl0
LeFov George Krucger. over
width load. $22 50.
Harold Edgar Colan, violation of
basic rule, $10,
Lee Roy Hanhanock, overload,
$25.
CIRCUIT COURT
Leonard E. Cellars vs. Darlene
V, Cellura, divorce complaint,
Venita D. Jack vs. Dickie Rsy
Jack, divorce complaint.
Msrjorie A. Daltsn vs. Louie M.
Daiton. divorce complaint,
Wyvetta June Newby vs. James
Dean Newby, divorce complaint.
Kathleen Margaret Kitchens vs.
Bruce Kitchens, divorce decree.
Edward D. Oswald vs. Hazel V,
Oswald, divorce complaint.
Lorraine L. Poleski vs. Edward
C. Poleski, divorce decree.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATION
James Claybnrn Conger, 120fi Nt
antic st., and Karen (Beth Larson,
4353j Alder st.. Central Point.
Robert Charles Mount, 419 Mur
ray st.. Medford. and Aleatha Ma
rie Cowan, 325 North Oakdaie ave.,
Medford.
Roy Ward Jr., route 2. box 203A,
Central Point, and Helen Lee
Mitchell Anderson,. U3 Ash t.t
Central Point.
Ford Assembly Plants
To Close for a Week
Dallas -fUPIr- Henry Ford II
said Thursday that Ford as
sembly plants all over the na
tion are going to shutdown
next Monday for at least a
week because of a strike at
the company's Cleveland,
Ohio stamping plant.
The strike in Ohio has
caused a parts shortage, and
there was a possibility the
layoff would last longer than
one week. Ford said company
and union officials have been
negotiating and were contin
uing to negotiate. A work
standards dispute is at issue in
Cleveland,
ESSE
Small Worlds
Around Us
By LYNN M. WATKINS
dUfltster end Tribune
Syndic 1962)
Explode Myih of
'Doctor' Dragonfly
There still are folks who
think a sick or injured snake
has a friend: an insect-angel
of mercy that visits them and
administers to their needs.
This old myth credits the
common dragonfly with min
istering to a sick snake's
wants-the reason for the
name "snake-doctor" for the
dragonfly. The legend, told to
children, and believed by
tome adults, records people
who actually have seen the
dragonflies hovering near an
injured snake.
The obvious reason why
such a superstition should
have found listeners probably
could be explained by some
one observing an injured
snake and at the same time
the presence of the flying in
sects. An injured snake, if the
injury occurred some time
ago, could be attractive to
flies, and the dragonfly could
have been there to eat the
flies. The observer, of course,
allowed his imagination to
run away with the idea and
the legend was begun. An
other snake myth was cre
ated. Difficult Tim
For the sake of the snakes,
it's unfortunate that there is
no genuine "snake doctor,"
for if they ever needed rie.
they surely need one now and
in the immediate future, for
snakes are having a difficult
time of it and conditions will
get steadily worse.
There are instances when
persecution hardens a species
of plont or animal; makes
them wary or toughens them,
causing them to become more
secretive, but not so the
snakes.
These creatures are perse
cuted so relentlessly it would
seem impossible they could
survive. The overwhelmingly
majority of people kill them
on sight, whether they are
harmless or poisonous.
May Disappear
With hardly a possibility of
contradiction, it would seem
safe to say that the present
Hor-aHa Will rnn ih. .mm W
vi me siiBKes m most local
ities. It is doubtful if snakes are
necessary at the present time.
Whatever purpose they once
served is probably taken care
of by other" agencies. The
world will go on without re
gret when the last one is
gone from the earthly scene.
Future students a few years
hence will have to read about
the snake; view mounted
specimens or visit a 200.
Those students may wor.der
why we hated the reptiles so
passionately and for so little
reason. By that time the
squeamish folks will have
found something else to hate
or to fear and probably will
yelp just as loudly for its
elimination.
IN FAR EAST
Storekeeper Third Class
Tommy L. Diliard is stationed
aboard the seaplane tender
USS Salisbury Sound, which
departed the United States re
cently for the Far East. Dil
iard is the son of Mrs. E. H.
Wolf, 1050 Shaffer lane, Med-ford.
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