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o o 0 2 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sot, Mar 12, 1960 usmess .ByLEROYINMAN. ROSEBURG AREA residents mil swept the United Slates by storm, have to be prepared to lighten appearing first m the b.g cities their belts tax-wise, ith parage and then branching out to include of the million dollar-plus bond is- the smaller cities everywhere, sue Wednesday. There u certain , They have brought about a re to be some increased demand in duced cost of iiuig in our nation the Roseburs School budget for where inflationary trends have sky funds to staff the additional school rocketed mot pnees of non-foods. facilities either this year or next. I The neiahixirnood grocery stiii Only increased assessed valuations , in the district, comprising the met-; ropoliuyi area of Roseburg, can figure as an offset. Within the city, city departments ha(e taken over the trade. turned in the following names as Baiw Mailed Out inon oi me ouuaing whicn Irow also are a.-king for additional; Roseburg has several supermar- canfJl,ja!(.s. j Voting is by ballot mailed to bridge will occupy, funds. These requests are bein iu ind a few others which are iiJstnct 3 (Melrose - Umpqua each of the Co-op's members. They ! The company will make use of scrutinized by the Budget Commit- j smaller but operate on a basis ' arta j j; .young (incumbent and ' may mailjn their marked ballots 'all of the large, split-level build tee, and the nine-mill increase a'-k -.comparable to that of the larger president of the board I and K. C. or deposit them in the bailot taxiing except a 5.G0u-square-foot ed no doubt will undergo some markets in order to meet corr.pe- Layer. The term is for three years, i at the Community Building the 1 space in the corner facing SE paring. It's hardly Lkely the en-1 tmon. District 4 ,'area extending west morning of the annual meeting, ac- Oak Ave. and SE Rose St. Thi tire additional requests will feel Volume buying, cutting down on ir,d nP--ih of Drain i: Bruce Cun- eorairig to Jim Stone, office man-' area will be remodeled to suit the the knife. transportation and other costs. is ninharn (incumbent 1. Lee Adams ager. Counting of ballots will be : needs' of any future tenant, accord- runnermore a nmiieo iwnu is- sue is being talked to care lor city needs in the disaster area. cause of this, tnere is also a grow The combination of increased ex- m trend among the smaller gro-. pendi'ures will be felt when th-? cerJ mosl of t-nem independently lit bills come due next Nov. li. 0Mned. to combine their efforts for. But if the people are willing tothe purpose of promotional adver bear the expense, the Tity of Rose- j ti-mg and cooperative volume buy burg and its school district will be in2 much more attractive piaces in in THE ROSEBURG AREA the which to live and in which the names of Big Chief Stores and now people can share a certain amount jJU Eunyan Stores, each of of pride. They will also attract which are combines of independent new residents, businesses and in-; -jr(cers, are becoming by words. ; dustries. ' along w ith the names of chain j A GROWING CITY has growing ' fUires. Entry' of the McKay inter-1 costs, gradual growlh is much esls in Roseburg eliminates one easier to cope with. .Mushrooming 0f tj-,e larger independents. Niel- growth often catches the people scn s year aso Safeway bought ; in a position where demands for,out Xy Drive In to eliminate that public facilities exceed their abil- jn(fep.ndent, which was itself get- " ity to pay until new businesses ,jng Djg Dv branching into other : and industries can help offset ' c,.,e- some of the increased taxes. i in jaV5 gone by. a shelter large Redevelopment of the explosion enou2h 't0 do a reasonable volume and fire area will add property to 0 business was good enough for ; the tax rolls. Much of the develop- , grocery store. Today such inde-' ment will be of greater value than pcncnt 'markets as Mark s, and that which was destroyed. There is ,r,e tw0 supermarkets under con probability the Central Junior High stnietion Byrd s Low Cost Mar- i site, which has been tax free, will j,,.t an tbe Garden Valley Shop contain a tax paying business es- pinE Center's Cash 'N Save rep- 9,lichm,.nt HiLlmrtinn Thu new . : . I 1-. .,,ii ' ,....,..,v... ' I'ost Office building will be taxed because it is privately owned and leased by the government. The new Kirst National Bank and the projected new L'nited Stales Na- i tional Banks nosenurg orancn building, replacing the old City ; Hall, and other new construction, all will add considerably to as-. aessed values. ! A FRENCHMAN, with govern K, ment support, is starting a super upset the citv'n high cost. f-d dis-; limihei nivdsit;i ui I an nu ma, t tntmlion traditions, a popular tood trarles magazine reports. I he supennrrkel trend has tioners. Inc. The sale was effee- tne March 1 Heading the erouD is Dick Han- en. president of the corporation, who cwns Coos Bay Stationery in Coos Bay. Fred Gleasen, one of the stock- holders, and ins wife. Donna, w.ll be managing the Roseburg buii- nest. Gleason has been employed at Coos By Stationers fur about 12 years. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Voeller have owned and operated Phillips Office Supply for about 10 year. Prior to that V'wller was a partner in the J V Sporting Goods Store (now J C Sporting Goods I. Mr. and Mrs Voeller came to Roseburg alxwt 15 years auo Iron Chico. Cal.f. They state that they Coin-Operated Laundry Planned At Canyonville A new coin-operated self service laundrv is scheduled to om-n in Can-j yonville in May, according to Mr. no .sirs, jonn aiew, wno nave consirucKMi a new tiimice niocK building for their business or N'cond Stieet. The new laundry will have 11 washers, four divers and will fca : I : re;xrls Virginia i'roctor, News-Ite-; view's Canyonville corresiMindeiit. i Foi a Spring Suit or Drctf Mionl OS born. 9-1509 UTAH WOOLEN MILLS M. R. Chillier.. Dill. Rp. Quolity Service Sty la Stelcaffl Melol Oltict rurnllur. . .. .r , , . . " smith have purchased the Gerret- no equipment, me senile ui- nui.mg mi aj uh "n"t internersonal relationshiD's met m I internal uperauons oi me unueu ,r. a I II wo "; ?, PtufPh; r f7 h.'nrfte'Pn " be located in anoth- ranks of the firm. Taucher started "r?ta States Savings and Loan League. PUllliriC fiffirri Cunnlv HPrP ,u,-i ? , T , 'nSi"U e f exPlSnarea of Roseburg er area, and some of the Pe part-time work during summer va-: The appointment was announced rnlllipS UTTICe supply Mere I I. togral,,,y ln Sanu Barbara. ePmithuteaur8rchil5e;wiu resen.ed for parking of cationa in f1948 and 19. Atlanta. Ga.. S. . JL n r, .j . has been in nhoto-ranhv work was maie bv Lockwood and him- company trucks. The basement. ard-Cooperj Albany branch Olrl TO COOS BaV ReSldCntS to, U ywl ,me u , HoelZe se"5 s and not by Lock- formerly used as a body and fen- ."'JJ.''luse of executive time: H) to im. the nationwide trade organization UIU I U WUUd Uaj IVtaiUWIlia "? uhgin,7 'H w00d Molors' lnc- " company, ider repair shop, wiU serve for department .at Albany-"en , prove ability to identify causeslof the savings and loan business !.f Ih,l iim h h k ln ISb1' ,Mo He said thev have no immediate storage. Joined the firm s staff of sales en-. Jf bthavloraj patterns to anaivze and represents more than 4.7IU Phillips Office Supply, 734 SE have no Immediale plans for the h ?,,, ,hs D"'n emP'' plans for development of the prop-: Trowbridge Electric, headed by gineers early in 19m. He has work-1 blems and take appropriate ac- i savings associaUons and co-opera- Jackon St., has been sold to a cor- future. , D 1 "f,',1 ,V ab:rnl. .. erty. but made the purchase for Ben J. Trowbridge of Medlord. ed in sales continuously since, un- (o obtai H1 FobjecUve tive banks. noraiion known as UmDuua Sta-i f:i,, .ttr-H that the Itn.eh.1r3 , .i 0C.P sPace investment Durnose. In h rierideH was estabhshed in Roseburg 15 til his recent appointment as the , .,...:, ,,,,'-, The Internal Operations Com- $Pl.li.i-, l r,c0 o.eeson, mgr. .- . , , , m m y ..H -T3 f"L. U PHILLIPS , u SJZ cene exljU and some peopie prefer to trade there for convenience. But for tie most part the supcrmar- j kels, nvany of them chain-owned, ' jargely responsible tor ir.e aii:i. l0 ieu products more cheapiy. tie-; resent imeMiiieir.s iui ioii.i.-hu.- mg.s fixtures and stock with which to start business of upwards of half , million dollars. Manv add com m, pi,.te shopping centers, The minermarket has done great deal to raise tne standara 0f ,ving in America. The interest t,f the French government in back ing the entry of the supermarket. into France, which admittedly is a ! difficult task, mav be the wedge . UUlllUll Ida. Ilia, ir .lit ...i-.. .,,mrr.nr.nhl 5 Europe. Khrushchev's suppressed cuium. nuiu.-iRiii. b .-u..j amazement at the Amerkan super-1 market points up aennneiy me needs of that country' to step up lis living sianaara and Coos Bay busincsse will be operaiea scparaieiy, exce 11 wncre their combined efforts can be work-! ed to advantage in purchases "I . stocks or in other cooperative ef - forts. The name, Phillips Office Supply, will be retained temporar- ily. Hanen is comparatively well known in Roseburg, especially in uie sporting field in which he c.- eelsgolf. He has taken part in ,ume (,f th,e tournaments held here, (-,.aont rrs,. ,r,.- p. Mlr Dr T) haV(. a son. Bil a junior at Roseburg High School. Jim Byrd Takes Over Flying A Station Here Jim Byrd Monday took over op. eration of the Tidewater Flying A Service Station at 1135 SE Ste phens St. He said he will chanite he name to Jim Byrd's Flying A. He replaces M1I0 faufman. wh) operated 111c station the past scv- elal months ployed ! Brd previouslv was em by Adair 9 Flying A Service, wh he had been since has had previous experience. Modc-Mifchell Logging Is Formed At Recdsport Mudc - Mitchell Ixiing, Inc., Heedsport, has filed articles of in corjwiration in Salem, listing assets of Mtuno. Incorporators are listed as iitnald 1. and Francis W. Mode and James W., Charles Ihumat E. Mitchell. J. .1 Now Under ' ' 4L A New Ownership vf i-s--i I - aak - . f ?A orticc iuppiy rr A i I i roivbridge Douglas Electric Co-op Sets Annual Meeting For Apr. 14 The 21st annual meeting of thei Douglas Electric Cooperative is scheduled for April 14 in tne Cora-' munity Bunding ol the Douglas County Fairgrounds. Candidates for election to terms on the board faae been announced f0f wr , the dj5tricu where Va- cancjef will occur. Tne mmmtiBi 'committee, an-1 IItlj b the Cop board has i ano v.. uuci, term lor inree years " ' ''i V v'r ftf b J : ; jfiH, r e : ' - '.''-fc - ; - i-2 MM: WILLIAM CHRISTENSEN ... to open new studio hriCtOMCOn Nintoe VIII I J I CM JCII aIUICd Opening Tuesday . .1 j. (jt Hhnf fl Stllfllli :!uam (Chris I Christenscn, '""" nuuig tooiosrapn- l " y I inie- hii. bus"1"8 will be v - "'uau,"0 rnoiograpny. iu 1 mercial work , ' " " v'" Christensen. following wnn the Seatx-es gmc-er.ng services, and the A,r, nrra r..,.i-,ir Tk. kii.ii. u.. k,. -m, i ...,,' i cilitatc nhotoiir'inhip nmnii h Ut - ,1,,,1 r Christensen's wife, Camille assist him and t.ikn rare office. Ihey have two children and Brad Pal Moi-ors Has Discontinued Agency For Olds ' Pal Motors has discontinued thei ! agency for oldsmobile automobiles ;m Roseburg but will continue as j agent for the Volvo and Jeep, l.e- I Roy I.add. owner of the local mo- lor company announced 1 I l.add stated that he w.ll continue I i mechanical service for the Olds-1 ' mobile, however, as well as scrv- ; ice work for the otlur two auto i makes. Hie service department, which; a cau-ii in rsortn Koscimrg at j 2163 NE Stephens St. for several ! .,.,., ,i- Aug. 7, has been niuvod to 8.H St Service, where Stephens St. This is the location there. The company has mills in North Umpqua Highway bv the building, which was formerly oc December. He of the new car sales department. , Whittier. Juneau and Sitka, in ad-! Conifer Logging Co. and the Engle ! cf.pied bv an appliance firm, service station The used car kit adioins. idition to several retail yards. ! Lumber Co The Conrads come to Sutherlin i Pal Motors' sales department Williamson worked in the Colum-) jom Lindbloora of Roseburg. I from Portland. They have had con- I w as moved to this address alter , hia River area, then at Youngs ' owner with G. R. Emery of Con-1 siderable experience operating mo- I III.. v,.l,....,n .l...l.n. 1 IK.. J... I I-C III 1 . . .... . . . r . ..,v . .,.,u9vMi uv.wu.tu un- liunii- ing. owned by l.add, at 529 SK , Stephens. Considerable remodeling work has been done to make the quarters suitable for permanent Bette, when it was purchased last) Engle Lumber Co. of Looking use by the sales and service de-glimmer bv Pacific Plywood. j glass is owned by Francis and Ed partmcnls. Carew has been foreman at i gar Engle. The body and fender repair de-! partim-nt will remain at Uie NEjMt. liotte Lumber Co for several I Stephens St. location. - - - ' - - - PROGRESS IS NOTED obove on the construction now under wav on the extension of the Episcopal Parish Hall. Todd Building Co. has !he contract for this work, which will almost double the fellowship hall ond Sunday School class area of (he church. (Paul Jenkins) District 5 (Yoncalla - Elkhead area): R. W. Wise. ( incumbent , ' Vsiibur Briner and C. P. Hunting ton. for three years. District 7 (Oakland - Sutherlin area,: George Wilcox (lncurr.benu Ivan E. Holm and Wendell Truitt The term is for one rear to fill ; the unexpired term of Harry Nor- ton who moved to eastern Oregon. maae aurmg we monug. ne saia. - The nom:n2tir.g committee , eluded A. H. Doerner, LaVerne ; Murphy and Stanley Long Dis trict 3: Koy Ka'dentan. Glenn Cole and Russell WJls. Du'tnct 4; Dan Kr,i r:e-j csjui. wisnici a, aj (""r " I , . T . - . . - 1 f , E. Stearrj Jr., Murray Leeper and Eraest Sanderjcs. District NomLr.auoo proceaure was changed by the new by - laws, 1 amended at the last regular meet- ing. said Stone. Cjndaoates are se- lected by nomcauag committees ' instead of by district meetings. , The by-Laws also allow more flex- v ability on the date of the annual b meetir.r. D-i:i:ns it between Marc.1 B W d April 15. U5w-Ji tSe board b tie date. R9itr.tioo at a. Reji'trau- fcj- the annua! ses sion wul start at 9 a 3.. with the b-jsisess CieelLrg bezinirg at 15. After a ntoa luncheon, afternoon sessions are scheduled. A dersJed aj-iit report will t mace by Russ-eil Morgan of the . Dei.eiwa auditing firm of M k Haaand. Sam. Plans for the coming year will be outlined. S:one said the office stiff it- nlanismf an mvtrnizi meeting:'" lront- damage with pnges to be caerel a pr i. " - ram of enter.a-.rn:e--. a--d a !mcn-: eon served by the Lc:to?giass Grange at go ciarze u cieaiberj 1 and guests. , Lockwood, Smith Purchase Gerretsen 1 1 wl ulu" WtlM""" m In Supply Properties i r r r , Fred Lockwood and Gordon u"Tir" ,.i. i.,..., , pr The properties involved include the form site of the Gerretsen Building Supply building, which oc- cupied most of the block from SE and from SE Pine St. to Uie rail- ncsses for a time, they were con n lV-ff road ,rack- Isolidated in the one store. Bargain 11, Jiu, jt a jso includes property at the Appliance was established later. norm ot the former Coca Cola Bot- William H. Sims is general man tling Co. property west of the for- ager, and Glenn Clute is merchan mer Bob and Gene's Union Station. , dise manager. The company has There were warehouse facilities on a portion lion of this property and also.. tore "office and service person- Hotel in Sutherlin. announces John j from Harry Jacoby. assistant sup se. occupied bv the AI Kuv-inel ' K- Hubbard, Portland realtor and j enntendent of schools, 1058 W. a noise. occuDieri hv the A I Kuv- kendall family. The buildings wefei an uesiroyea oy me explosion ana fire. f nrPW TrtlfPC flwer Pnet H'eW ,0ReS UVer r05l I - R Uill;etmevii Icll DJ IlllllumSOn Hank Carew has been appointed manager of Umpqua Lumber Co. a subsidiary of Pacific Plywood Co. He replaces Dale Williamson wno has accepted a position as 1 general manager of the Columbia i.uiiiaer io. in iasKa. tic leu me first of the nionfn for his nnsitinn i.rt. ,,uuiin-i s.u., j . i iwipuu, Roseburg Lumber and Martin Box. ; He took over as manager of Ump-i oua Lumber Co . formerly Ml. ! Umpqua Lumber and the former i years. - i cieveiopmeni oi me sue. Electric Will Occupy Former Site Of Lockwoods Trowbridge Electric Co. will be moving April 1 from 622 SE Jack son St. into the recently purchased, former Lockwood Motors, Inc.. lo- cstion cn SE 0ak Ave announces Kay Sims, the company i vie president. Todd Building Co., contractor, is ! ?w completing repairs to blast .damage and renovation of the pop ing to Sims. Trowbridge will be vacating the Kohlhagen buildings now occupied by the main store and by Bargain Appliance at 631 SE Rose St. The ) ed along with the service depart- ., n,j.in, , , . , r,,.. f ,: ' and storage of equipment, all in the one building. Dave Almada, owner of Quality Furnishers announces that he has leasea me rvomnagen ouuaing 10-1 cation on Jackson and will move) in as soon as the space has been acatea oy irowDnage. since 1 building at 614 se Stephens, his : Building at 644 SE Stephens, his : Dusiness has been located on Harvard Ave. in the former auction market building. He will have fur ther announcement on his plans. Trowbridge will use the former new car display area of the Lock wood building at 721 SE Oak S'. for its appliance store, with offi ces located to the rear of the sales area. This area was extensively damaged by the explosion and had , , . K..;i. ik.,,1 i,i f Ji'f "LZS L 'J0? ,has betn, rePlaeedv a.lon3 "I to the wads has been repaired, and, the inter . , u, aCrj.auiVliinnnPr lifting. Sims sta'ed that local forest! products will be used to the ex tent possible on tne interior tinisa of the building. It is to be of the latest stvling to give an attractive',! J Tucer the new manag modernisuc touch. Roseburg branch office - - .. .&o, modem residential lighting fix- tu lau.wvu w F.Jt. . i lures wui oe aauea. The poruon a , bunding b. Lockwood for its service area wii nouse eieciriw. suppu. uc -f' .w" T7" SE Cass Ave.. Kohlhagen Building 13 years ago. The company bought out Roseburg Electric Co. from George Mngie from 20 to 25 employes, including 1 Tne st0re is now conducting a stock reduction sale prior to mov- Sim. commented that he is1 pleased that it is possible to move at thu time during a quieter time of the vear. to be ready for the usual business pickup later in the spring. Logging, Lumber Firms Erecting Shop Building A storage and shop building for i.,... ,,,,, ,n h -tH on a 5,te now bc,nj! prepared about . :i .. n, .k.., n, iier Logging V.O., sain me iwo cn - panics will be erecting the build - mg for mutual use. It will be of .m.lo sleel ennstrurtinn Considerable fill work and level- ing of the land is necessary for a - - ) ZXL To Move On u PROGRESSING RAPIDLY is Econ-O-Wosh business. This hos a second similar ploce erected by Henry Handy ond " JOE TAUCHER . . . Howard-Cooper monager Joe Toucher Named a ai aa Of Howard-Cooper paTO! Ro,eburg office is located at 1673 construction and 1022ing eauiD- vr Diamond Lake B vd r TiLVJ left by . the transfer of, Kenneth B Swain tone company s aeauieomue nuseuuis "''"' ,hr Taucher with his wife and three sons, resides at 9o8 w. ebo St. Sutherlin Hotel Is Placed Under New Operation Mr. and Mrs. Guy Conrad are the new managers of the Sutherlin ; agent for the owners and formci auinerun auu ntCTu The Conrads replace Mr. anj , Mrs. . C. Wood, who are retir- ing after many years of service, said Hubbard. 1 ne nOlCl lias W H-lliais. 1 age is both of a permanent naturs and transient. The Greyhound lines will retain their station at the ho - tel. Hubbard said that studies arc being made as to the feasibility of re-estahlishint, a restaurant and making other improvements to the hotel. v.miinlnm are in nrocress to lease the large store rental space i .. ,.r,.t l.r.l flnnr nf the ; tels along tne uresoo v.oai. j ' C-V.ra Local Dentists Attend Annual Meeting Several Roseburg dentists at tended the Oregon State Dental Assn.'s annual meeting in Port- land Sunday throua Wednesday i of this week. Among those attending all or naris of the sessions were Drs. Vcr- I ner Anderson. James R. Findley, Keith Bryant. K. I.. McDonald. Eleanor Stadler. William L. Miller and Bruce Hetrick. The conference consisted most.y nf lectures and discussions on new dental techniques and the annual business meeting. RADIATOR TROUBLE? See ZUCK'S UNITED, Service Complett Radiator Service OR 2-1971 450 NE Garden Vol. Blvd. In Brent'i Eichang Bldg. the obove pictured light-rock building which will house a new self-service loundry will be owned Dy Mrs. Las Cnna wno of business on NE Garden Valley Blvd. The building is being Harold Kruse. (Paul Jenkins) Lyfe Baker Takes Over New Service Station Business Lyle Baker has purchased the business interests of Dick Brown in the Cavalier Chevron Station, lo cated at Cavalier Lodge on NW Garden Valley Blvd. at its junction with Highway 99 Freeway. Baker took possession last week end. The transaction involved a second service station change. The Seminars Scheduled To Give Training For Management The first in a series of semi nars providing professional man agement training for supervisory personnel in sales, production or administrative positions is sched uled to begin at the Umpqua Ho tel in Roseburg on Wednesday, March 23 at 2:00 p.m. Successive meetings are scheduled on March 30, April 6, 13 and 20. The seminar is made available through Gen eral Extension Division of the Ore gon State System of Higher Edu cation. The meetings will assist persons in supervisory positions to improve SfS .S!0,",1? ,Tl,luZth JnJll. " ; ... - nofuecss 5; nSSce what they see aPnd ,d (2) Wentiv difficulties in stren gth and weaknesses, and to asslsfm maxinluIn devclopment o ; . .,,,,, r ...... ru.....u.. Seminar leaders are Dr. Charles F. Warnath, professor of psychol ogy at the University of Oregon, and Dr. Paul Metzger. counsel ing psychologist, Veterans Admin istration Hospital, Roseburg. Enrollment will be limited to 20 persons. Enrollment applications may be obtained from Don Low. 12a0 Emerald St., Eugene, Harvard, Roseburg. : Evans Products Installs - Machinery nor raTcn Machinery To expedite production of some maiiiK pi.nwvj, 1.1.119 riuuutu ; Co. at W inchester has put baci : in operation hot patch machinery 1 and patch cutting equipment which (had been replaced with new ma- : chines, Harold Hall, manager, said th. company is continuing use of the new equipment but is adding the I old machines in producing hot catch boat nanels i 2 Now Under New MANAGEMENT Baker's CHElk CHEVRON Service 457 NW Garden Valley Blvd. OR 2-9221 AT ENTRANCE TO CAVALIER LODGE NEW OPERATOR LYLEAKER et formtrly ltttt-mno9sM' the Chvrn Station t SC Sttphtm n4 WiU (1351 St Stcphtm). Lylt wiihti ( thent-. H mT cwttomtrt h Mtrvnixcfi th ttatton whilt hi wei fhtf, Thr can k tturd th iomt quality nd Mrvict ndtr Hit mnaf tmvftt f Ccil Woria. FORMER OPERATOR DICK BROWN Htnk all his many CHtrairwrt for rktir aatronaft n4 tufftitt Ihn t"H r .tr.n CAVALIER CHEVRON SERVICE. ITLE INVITES ALL HIS MANY FRIENDS TO STOP AND VISIT ANY TIME :8 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS ATLAS TIRES.ATTERIES. ACCESSORIES April 1 8 Standard Oil Co. station at 1351 SF, Stephens St., which Baker has op erated the past seven years, hut been taken over by Cecil Wordeu. Worden has been employed there for the past two years, and by Standard seven years. Brown announced that he is tak ing a position as salesman for the southwest Oregon district for a wa ter control equipment company. Brown operated the Standard sta tion at 561 SE Stephens St. for 3'j ' years until it was destroyed by the explosion of Aug. 7. When the new Chevron station was completed at Cavalier, he opened tnis business on a lease basis last Nov. 26. Hi had also worked for Standard Oil in Coos Bay and Grants Pass. Baker has been with Standard Oil Co. for 15 years eight of which have been in Roseburg. He will change the name of the new station to Baker's Cavalier Chevron. He stated that .'ohn Gage will continue to be employed there. Baker is married and has two children. Worden also is married and has three children. Hermann Named To Savings, Loan League Committe Stanley E. Hermann, secretary of the Umpqua Savings and Loan Assn. of Roseburg, has been ap pointed to the 1960 Committee on mittee's long-range program eludes the following: (1) Coordina tion of standard chart of accounts among all associations; (2) coordi nation of standard reporting forms to management, and (3) analysis, discussion and presentation of ac counting techniques, both in oper ation and under consideration. SOLD by Jim Bevans Realty Thot't what you hear around Roitbura, many timet each month. We Need More Listings If you want ACTION and FREE ESTIMATE of your tale price, call OR 2-3731 CAVALIER o
