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Tot Is Cheerful Despif e Prospect Of Motionless Christmas Season By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLYI Louis and two other sisters, Deb niwi-Kview correspondent Home again alter sr. Thanksgiving in the hospii. New Ply Plant Due LEBANON, Ore. (AP)-Santi j am Lumber Co. is building a small sheathing type plywood plant here. j L. R. Davidson, assistant to the Dresident of the firm, said the I Editors Name Sherrill Exec. Vice President ' with prospects of Christinas flat on his back with both legs in trac tion, is the bittersweet story of Michael Roger Slandridge, 20-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Standridge of Tiller. Some two weeks ago, Michael was standing on a child's rocking chair when he slipped on his broth er's toy gun and fell to the floor, fracturing the bone in his upper left leg. He spent eight days in Forest Glen Hospital in Canyon ville and now faces another month in his crib with both lei's fastened securely at right angles to his body. Michael is one of a set of trip lets, a brother. Merlin, and sister, Mary, completing the threesome. He has another brother, Emmit Tiller Ranger Station Personnel Helps In Study Of Rain Beetles r . - -.1. i. iter ti u ...... rt t . inuin-i-u iuuuv st-iecium ol ineo Cooperating with the OSC De- the local species was flying so la e .i,.-, a c.....;ii h....,ji.. w v sordine " "nd Ruth- Ruth is the second j plant is to be completed early ; Par'menl oi Knlomology at Cor-, in the fall. Another shipment was! as executive vice preside!. ' ' f.1. L".?1 firade at the Tiller-Drew School. ... .... vallis, personnel of the Tiller sent when more beetles were found i ,., fc JL :.,. .... ,M u. o.-- ..... ...... .." . , Hanger Slat jFri,, Dee. 9, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Na tional Editorial Association an nounced today selection of Theo- Grocery Store Clerks Ask Christmas Closing PORTLAND (AP) An esti mated 1.000 Portland grocery store clerks held a mass meeting today and asked their employers to "comply with the spirit of Christmas by closing on Christ mas Sunday. Gordon ' Swope, a business rep resentative of the Food and Drug Clerks Union, said a minority of Portland food stores had told their workers they, planned to be open on Christmas Day. a Sunday. The legal holiday is Monday. The clerks in their meeting adopted a resolution calling on all stores to close on Sunday as well as on the legal holiday for Christ mas. Swope said this had heen the practice in Portland in past years wnen cnrisimas leu on aun day. The resolution asked the nuhlii- to help in reversing the plan of some oi me siores to be open. "Christmas has always been ob served in Portland as a famik day, free from commercialism ex cept tor me most essential serv ices," Swope said. Mrs. Standridge says that Mi chael remains cheerful and is a good little patient, despite his dis comfort and the immobilitv of his position. He has little appetite, and she says he is losing weight, evi dent in a comparison with his trip let brother. Partly to brighten Michael's days, but also in response to en thusiastic urging of the other youngsters, the Standridge set up and trimmed a Christmas tree ear ly this week. The family lives in the former Scott home, about four miles up river from Tiller. LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS AM persons having claim against the Es tate of DONALD BAKER. Deceased, now pendinrj In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Douglas County, are hereby noti fied to present the same to the undersigned verified as required by law at the Law Offices Of Kellev & Garriuui. K Dniinia County State Bank Building, Roseburg, Ore- hum, wunin six ioj monirti trom November Uth, 1960. LINDA STREEBY, Administratrix of th Estate of DONALD BAKER, Deceased. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby aiven that tint undr. signed, Executrix of the Estate of ROBERT L. SWAN, Deceased, has tiled her Final Account in the Circuit Court of the State or uregon tor Douglas County, and said Court has fixed December 19, 196" , at 10:00 a.m. in the Douglas County, Court House in Cir cuit Court Room A in Rosebura. Oreaon. as the time and place of hearing objections, if any there be, to said Final Account and ur ins sememem rnereoi. ROSE L. BROS), Executrix of the Estate of ROBERT L. SWAN. Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' NOTjCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the unaersignea nas been duly appointed ad ministrator with the will annexed of the esiaie of Ralph r. Thomas, deceased. persons having claims against his estate are noimea 10 present the same properly veri fied as required by law o the undersigned at the law offices of Geddes, Felker, Walton and Richmond at 435 S. E. Kane Street, Roseburg, Oregon, within six months from date of first publication hereof which is November 25, i960. LAWRENCE O. THOMAS, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of RALPH R. THOMAS, Deceased. OPEN SUNDAYS AFTER CHURCH 11A.M. to 5 P.M. ANOTHER NEWBERRY SERVICE FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE It will be Lebanon's third ply wood plant. The others are Cas cade and Western Veneer. LEGAL SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION NO. 23IU IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORESON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY FRANCIS WEST ind ALIA WEST, hus band and wle, Plalnlilll, VI. JOHN T. ABRAHAM and EVELYN ABRAHAM, husoand and wife: JULIA DOROTHEA McOERMOTT: ELIZABETH ABRAHAM, a tingle woman; ADELBERT ABRAHAM and EDITH A. ABRAHAM, husband and wife; MADGE ABRAHAM, a singla woman; RONALD ALLEN, a single man; DONNA MAE .CLOHESSY, a singla woman; tha unknown heirs of MOLL IE MACK, deceased; Ihe unknown heirs of J. G. MACK, deceased; the unknown heirs of MORRIS ABRAHAM, deceased; Ihe unknown heirs of ALBERT ABRAHAM, deceased; tha unknown slock, holder, of GLENDALE REALTY COM PANY, a dissolved corporation; and also all other persons or parlies unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in Ihe real property described in complaint herein. ion have been on the lookout for specimens of ruin bee tles, and two shipments ot me in sects have been made by the South Lmpqua District in recent weeks, reports News-Keview correspond ent Mrs. Milton llaminersly .make observation . difficult, ami are known to be destructive to fruit trees when, as grubs, they feed on the roots, and they are suspected of being Ruilty of for est damage also. Such suspicion sparked the present intensive study. Rain beetles are large, roundish scarab beetles, about the size of a quarter or 50-cent piece, black or brown or reddish-brown in col or, may be two-toned, often with yellowish hairs on body. They have short horns on the . head. Rain Brings Flight . , . The males are in flight from September to January, after the fall rains. They fly in the very early morning hours, often before dawn, but may fly duing the day An nuarnnul ni iir'tlv H:1V TIlPV Delendantj. " . , . . '.,. TO: The unknown heirs of Mollia Mack, i tl.V Slowly, Close 10 ine gruuuu. oil deceased; Ihe unknown heirs of J. G. Mack, j en making a bllZZing sound, as tSTSiaSSTJ (rr'-ntithey search, for the burrows in the bert Abraham, deceased; Ihe unknown stock holders ot Glendale Realty Company, a dis solved corporation; and alifKaH other per sons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest In the real property described In complaint herein. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE GON : You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you In the above-entitled court and cause within four weeks from the date of , first publication of this summons, and If you tall so to appear and answer, for want thereof the Plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief de manded therein, a succinct statement of which is as follows: Requiring you or any person claiming by, through, or under you, and each ot you, to appear and set forth the nature of your adverse - claims. If any, to the following described real property in Oouglas County. Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way 484.1 feet north of the quarter section corner of Section 32, Township 32 South, Range 6 West, Willamette Meridian; running thence south 484.1 feet to the quarter section corner of said Section 32; thence east on ;he township line 576.2 feet to an iron pipe; thence running south 66' 40' east 4)2.5 feet to a railroad mark er post on the Southern Pacific stalion grounds, running thence north 23 20 east along railroad property 150 feet to a hub set along the railroad right-of-way line; thence running northwesterly along the southerly line ot the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way to the place of beginning. Alt In Section 31. Town- ship 32 South, Range 6 West, Willamette Meridian, and in Section 5, Township 33 South, Range 6 West, Willamette , Meridian. Excepting that portion there of located within the County Road. ' And upon the hearing thereof, It be decreed I that the Plaintiffs are the owners of said real property as tenants bv the entirety and that none of said defendants or any persons claiming by, through, or under them, has any right, title, estate. Hen, or Interest in or to said real property or any part thereof, and that the title of the Plaintiffs thereto be forever quieted against you, and that you be enjoined from asserting or claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest In or to said real property. This summons Is serv?d upon you by publication in Ihe Roseburg News-Review, a legal newspaper published in Douglas County, Oregon, pursuant to order ot the Honorable Eldon F. Caley, Judge ot the above-entitled Court, made and entered on the 30th day of November, I960. Dated and first published this 2nd day ot December 1960. GEDDES, FELKER, WALTON & RICHMOND Attorneys for Plaintiffs P. O. Box 1265 Roseburg, Oregon following the first snow in mid-1 ral" " s,im,hl Presl " " November. j trade association of 6,1X10 weekly, Fellin considered the local speci-J semiwot-kly and daily newspapers, mens of sufficient importance to' said Serrill was chosen imani his study to request immediate no-: mously by the NEA board to iuc-i tification next time thev were ob-1 feed Kdgar S. Bayol. Served in flight so an ntttHUnt Km'rill nnvu nmnUvi.a 1-aIifJ irtnc i I 'roHliiriw nf j'iit'ifin h:ihil- I1mV ! pnillrl hi mn.lu In ,...!..... f..,l.,. i .I........I .....n .. ti... ' ...... ... v.... . -"w-.v . vviiii, iiiimii-a. uviiui llill-lll lllllllui Ul IIIC V.I I U soil opened by ine wingless le males. If it is established (hat they arc responsible lor damage to young trees planted in reforestation pro grams, control may pose difficult problems, for the grubs live for 10 to 13 years in the soil before becoming adults. Six common species of rain beetles are known from Oregon, mostly from the Coast Range and western slopes of the Cascades bordering the Willamette Valley. One species found in Sherman Countv extends into sage brush country along the John Day River. Beetles are found most commonly in clearings in Douglas fir or pon derosa pine forests. Skunks Like Beetles : ' Skunks feed largely on rain bee tles in the fall and often the first indication of rain beetles are signs of skunks digging and wing covers of beetles skunks have eaten. Following receipts of the f i r s t shipment from the Tiller area. Dave Fellin of the OSC Depart ment of Entomology wrote Ranger Hillard M. Lilligren expressing ap preciation for the help and noting that it was surprising to learn that Alt specimens received have been! eery Manufacturers of America 'nals. . will take over the post Jan. 1 FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer "Remember, girls, we must always stick together .j. 1 except when it's every woman for herself.'' 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