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DOUGLAS OIL CO.'S new service station is shown above as it neors completion. Opening is expected within about 10 days. Some painting and finishing work remain. Grounds Young, Patrick To Operate New Douglas Oil Co. Station The nrw Douglas Oil Co. terv- tion has been in operation, the Ire nation, located on NE Garden ownr-rs stale. i' ii T,i a i. . 1..J..1 a i... Melt said that thin it Douglas Valley Blvd., i scheduled for open- oj, Co flrs, Mo RoM Ing in about ten days, according and tnat jt, pltm for furtn,r . to Keith Metz, Medfoid district pansion in this area will be de were blocktopped this week. The station, located on N E. Garden Volley Blvd., will be operated by lessees Glen Young ond Bill Patrick. (Chris' Studio). ; I i ... WEST COAST AIRLINES completed 10 years of service from the Roseburg airport Nov. 1. The Foirchild 27, shown obovf, is o turbo-prop plone put into service about two years ego. DC-3s, the workhorse of the line which handled . ' ... all the chores until F-27s came into use, are still operotea on the line and make one of the doily calls into Roseburg. (Picture by Jay Golden of Photo Lob). WCA Completes 10 Years Of Service Business Scene Total of 38.275 revenue passen-ithe city of Roseburg, with match- plane. The lowest month was in fall months are usually the best gers have boarded West Coast Air- jng federal funds, had completed, December of 10 when only 63 .with "Vo aeT.'of hne. nlM from the Roseburg1., .passengers were listed. However, I from the high 300 s to an excess or Xlatinn Hiirinif the ten ve.r, the,""8 "lrPrl ' Kuve.n.neoi .nU- ,n exceplional month be-! 500, company has operated uigms in;-'""- and out of this city. Leroy E. Scott, resident mana- The company completed its 10th ger of WCA, reports August of year Tuesday, having started op-1 1955 was the peak passenger month erations Nov. 1, 1951, soon after! when 626 persons boarded the manager who was in town this week. Leas operators of the new busi ness will be (ilen Young and Bill 1'atrick, both Roseburg residents. Young has been in the sawmill nd longing supply business in Roseburg, and 1'atrick has been employed at the Clanville Box t o. at Green fur the past three years. Both have had some serv ice station experience in the past. Both men are married. Young, with his wife and two children live at 1758 SE Giles St. Patrick, his wife and one child live near Win ston on Camas Valley Rt.. Box 362. The grounds of the station were blacktopped this week. Painting and considerable finishing work re main to be completed. Grand open ing for the new business is sched uled at a later date, after the sta- termined on a demand basis. 1 REPAIRS Remodeling New Construction HEATING SERVICE PHONE OR 2 3364 n MSB 2443 W. Harvard Ave. Anderson, Ragan Assume Operation Of Tire Service Co. Harry Anderson and Leo Raean have taken over the operation of the former Tire Service Co. and have renamed the business A & R Tire Co. The business is located at 2555 NE Diamond Lake Blvd.. in a large building arross from the Douglas County Shops. They have leased the grounds, building and equipment from owners Bill Upde grave and his son, A. J. Upde grave. The transaction is just now being completed but it is effective as of Sept. 1. Both Anderson and Ragan are welt known in the Roseburg area. both having been engaged in the. tire service business for the past 10 years. Anderson, a native of Kellogg, has been employed the past two years at Tire Service, and Ragan has been with the company for about a year. He has been a Rose burg resident since December 1945. The business consists of a serv ice station, full line of new Fire stone tires and retreading of tires. The latest and most up-to-date passenger tire rapping equipment was recently installed at a cost of 110,000. The new company will also make a specialty of retreading truck tires. By Leroy B. Inman 6 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sot, Nov. 4, 1961 f I ' jaJwti Hak' i mm laaaaaaaaaaaal LICENSi APPROVED : The Oregon Liquor Control Com mission has made a grant on ap plication for change of location for packaged beverage liquor li cense to Thomas Samual and Mar lene J. Tymehuk, for the High land Market, formerly Kir Grove Market, at 2207 Winchester Ave. I Reedsport. JIM ROSS is o new salesman for Howard-Cooper Corp. heavy equipment distributor. Ha will work out of the firm's Central Point branch office. Ross has been with Howard Cooper since 1956, working first in the parts department at Roseburg, and later as the Roseburg branch manoger. Local Accounting Firm Name Change Reported Leo F. Young has withdrawn from the accounting firm of Voung. Walpole and llanberg, and a new name, Walpole, Hanberg & Co. has been adopted. The business will conlinue to be operated by Marvin K. Walpole and Robert Hanberg at 358 SE Jackson St. Young has had only limited con nection with the firm since mov ing to Eugene to attend law school He intends to enter the legal pro fession upon graduation. Norm Johnson To Open Beauty Salon Here Soon California Pacific Erecting New Buildings, To Install New Mechanical Equipment cause of fug conditions. Seasons Important The late spring, summer Major Permits Swell Building During October Building permits for two major protects at the cloe of October swelled proposed new construction figures bv a sizahle amount, aft- By MRS. GERALD B FOX telephone hookup system. More-ler an etherwise dull building The Caiifornia-Pacilic Utilities over, the number system has the month. Co.. which operates telephone e- further advantage that there are a pernlit for $180 000 for the Grand changes in Myrtle creek. (,anon-1 mucn greater numner oi com oma-, j, anor a rel.onstruction of the cities vine. KKHiie. oienoaie ana mnie. ; uu.is puiun: iu u uiu i.u .yn- blas, damaged (Jrnd Hotel for re is presently erecting new exchange ; bet prefixes. , tirement home purposes, was is- buildings in Wolf creen ana uays a new service evaiiaoie io sud- , j k Molhls contractor. : California i. ii ... u I l.i.n. ...ill rio Mtm. frihra in lhak fMoniHilu & mlia ' . v ailiui ilia . en, St. Within the next COUDle of -i.-j IS i. Jh. . and Wnlf "reek area h, ' M. . 5? . W"' " "I I CllB.17 wh,l, pn-.t-u ...s , - - - senior mizens i.ana ana ueveiop- Th i stalled by the time the new tele- near future, will be the oppor-iment to Vallev aDDlianei hHilll.n. r ,phone book, "If re,ad 'r dlsl"-i ,un"." ! d"'1 single number di-i The 0lher major p10ject is start ISorm Johnson, owner of the Koseburg Beauty School, announc-i es that he will onen a new heanivi i L... . '-, Duiuiines in won vree n noseourg at K7 MS steph-! rreek. Both buildings will be corn- north rental which formerly housed me magara of Koseburg business. The space, which extends the full deplh of the building, is now the Hucrest out, there will be a complete switch-over from the present phone nrnnhnrg urhirh inrliuip alohahetl- beine completely remodeled, withical prefixes, to all-number calling, partitions placed, walls paneled j according to George O'Mealy, dis and floor tile put down. Mahogany trict manager, and birdseye birch paneling is be- Actually, he said, the present pre ing used for finish work. fixes, in most cases, will merely The front portion will be used.be translated to the numeral ap for hair styling and drying the rear of the building wi used for shamrjons. A stmnlv rnnm and loiim'p are nanitlnno nir nrefix. will be translated to 83 about midway of the buildini?. with, Nationwide Trend per- When the new directory comes pair service. O Mealy said an an-iSci.00i cafctorium. Building nouncemeul would be made con- j,m i. c.,,. cerning the new service as soon as zk, contractors, for $85,000. ctiuipinciu tiani 10 an iye ai otner business remodeling per mits were issued in the sum of Edith Sherman es the former Rose to arrive at any time, has been installed. Sub-. scrioers win De notinea ot im SJ in f(ir ne numbers they are to call. llaje building. be used be translated to me numeral ap-of(l(,e whj(?h g, while peanng beneath the alphabetical . .en(ianl wiii will be combinations on the telephone dial. ! Jear fuiire an ,y room for example, VErnon, C endale s ; ""r 'u'u,re' ' " and the lower months recorded during periods of heavy fog in lale fall, winter and early spun and months. The highest use year was ia.is. when a total of 4,729 passengers availed themselves of the air ser vice. This also was one of the better times in the Roseburg area's economy. In 1960 the total was 2.8.-.O. For the 10 years the total fig ures show 1951 with 347 passen gers (two months only November and December) 1952 3.561; 1953 4.269: 1954 4,516: 1955 4. 729: 1956 4.277; 1957 4.342; 1958 3.398: 1959 4.001: 1960 2.850. and 1961 1.985. with two months left to go in the current year. (2 Cities Served West Coast Airlines serves 62 along a 4 200-mile route (3.873 unduplicatcd route miles) in Washington. Oregon. Idaho. .Montana, I'tah and in Alberta. Canada, lis fleet of six Kairchild F-27s and 14 Douglas I)C-3's fly an average of 18.600 miles a day. West Coast has flown more than 2.700.000 revenue passengers (since it was inaugurated in 1947 through June 30. 1961) over a total of half a billion passeneer miles. The pas senger figures from 1947. the first full year of operation, include those for Empire Airlines with which West Coast combined in August 1952. The line has 120 pilots, more lhan 30 of whom have flown more than one million miles along THIS BIG 1 EH HOME (ready to live in) can be built on yonr lot NO DOWN PAYMENT 1007S CASH LOAN 5 years paid up insurance Not pre-fab, but built on your own lot by tuHd'wg SptlalisH for lets than for rent! you'd pay ti' Tf'Ti . ! BUILDERS, Inc. Set Model Home On Display At 2510 N.E. STEPHENS Open for Inspection Storting MONDAY, NOV. 6 AUTHORIZED JEM BUILDER 2510 N. E. Sfephens Phone OR 2-3241 THI INSTITUTI fOU IUENTIAL HOUSING passage way between Manager of the new salnn will be Lynn Riley, formerly of Wed derburn near Gold Reach. Riley took his training at the Roseburg Beauty School, then took advanced styling Work in Klieena (mm Rnh Skelton. considered a leading hair '" stylist in the Northwest. Riley has been working the past few monlhs in his mother's beauty parlor at Wedderburn. Assisting Riley will be Pat From dahl and Gwen Robinson, both of Roseburg and recent graduates of the beauty school. Johnson said he will have the latest beauty equipment and plans evening appointments as well as day. Johnson opened the beauty school two years ago last July at 72 SE Stephens. Because of de mand for increased space, he ex panded the business by taking over an additional area in the ' building. Will Close Office I Theatre building which is being The Glendale exchange building converted to house Arthur Rich's office, which now has a regular! The Broiler and his accounting , be closed in the I service: $1,000 permit for remo : nd all equipment I eling part of the Oscar Berry, ....11 .... .: i. .: . fn,m,,lu lha rtruann .u. .. .1.- . ...... i. ... i. rmim.n. offin. nn, ho. routes. WCA captains have had UU-IB US 111 Ultr Slllt-al CM .11 d II tiC. I a i.iiiuj lit, ii u.,,..,. ...... .... - O'Mealy said the closure of the! ing "l by attorney Gordon Carl- from 10 to 15 years experience Glendale office would take place son: a permit issued to Pat I itz.!along the company s routes, er as soon as equipment arrives for! Patrick for a $400 rcmodelins job. 1 cording to Scott. Assisted by qual a niohi rf.nnit,.rt, utni u-hiMiiand $1900 nermit for Kauitable ified first officers, ther average 'eTi, Kl;TJ will make it possible for Glendale 1 Building work. I eight landings each day. Sixly entually necome., ,ub,cribers to make pay-! Tolal of 51 permils for t h e ' per cent of the pilots have been ing to O .Mealy. ! . , . , , mss att nf -ith lh ,nmniv nr Fmnire Air. , , , . J,l i IIIVIIIS UV rilVPlupc UlUppcu III Hie lliuinil aiuuium-u iu w.v., .... 1 rwinted out that worldwiue dial-!dej j thfV do not wfcsh , whlcb the irgest share was for lines for 13 or more years, with alphabetical prefixes , .. . .vm. , ,h. Mvrile : commercial reconstruction. ... ...... Creek office. I Permits were issued for four, , Mrs. Bob Young. Glendale office new dwellings, for a total of S43.- The. company employes 766 per attendant. will be transferred to 303. These were issued to Jim! sons " ' pr,ese"' opi'ra!',onu' the Mvrtle Creek office and will Whelchel at 2946 W. Sharp Ave.; ' these. 405 work at the Seattle head continue as a member of the com-1 James & Slntke. 1724 MW Kline; ! quarters and maintenance base, panv staff. The company also plans Craig Short, 3010 W. Filbert and; Here complete major overhaul on to keep a local repair and installa- i Edwards & Coxey, 1050 W. Lu- aircraft, all repairs on both en tion man in the Glendale area so ellen. ! gmes and aircraft and rebuilding that he will be available to care i Permit was issued for demoli-!of engines is performed. Other for anv immediate emergency in tion of a small building owned by i maintenance bases are at Boise the system. I Klder Beck at 1746 SE Giles St. i and Oakland. California - Pacific Utilities, in converting to the all-number sys tem, is in the forefront of a gener al nationwide movement to tern which will ev worldwide, according to O'Mealy. He would riresent as many complica tions as there are basic types of alphabets. On the other hand, he said, the arable numeral system is used the world over, and is the ideal medium for an International Lower Umpqua Cas, Oil Survey Map Is Available The U.S. Geological Survey has recently issued oil and gas inves tigations map OM-2U4. "Geologic al map of the lower I'mpqua Riv er, Oregon," by Edwarl M. Bald win. The map includes the Reeds port. Scoltshurg and Klkton quad rangles in Coos and Douglas coun ties and covers a large Mp in the geologic mapping of southwestern Oregon. The announcement, contained in Fred Milt enberger, j Arthur S.Hallock I Form Partnership I Fred Miltenberger. formerly owner and operator of Fred's I Printing at 220 NE Winchester St., ! has entered a partnership with j Arthur S. Hallock. j They have named the business I A Jr F Printing and Photo Utho and have moved the operation to 1 2666 Diamond Lake Rlvd. I Miltenberger has been in the printing business in Roseburg 18 ' years. j llalloch came to Roseburg about ! live monlhs ago from Pond Eddy. N Y , where he operated Art's j Print Shop for four years. He be came associated with Millenberg 'er shortly after his arrival here I Hallock does art work and sign J painting, whu h he will coordinate ! with the printing business. He said he plans to bring out some of his printing equipment which is still 1 in New York. the Ore Bin. stale Department of titology and Mineral Industries ' MnriA MrPhprtOH Jfjin.5 monthly nuhiiratmn i.. fh.,iloneiiiCrnern join the map area is underlain by the Eocene Tyee and Coale.lo forma tions and by lesser amounts of Plemtocene and recert alluvium! and dunes. I Descriptive text and cross sec tions are included on Ihe map sheet. The map may he purchased for 75 cents from the Geological Survey, Denver Federal Center. Denver, Colo. : Staff At Umpqua Valley Marie McPhersnn of Winston has j joined the staff of I'mpqua alley ' and will be employed in the appli ance department, replacing Polly Davis. She will be handling advertising and book work in addition to as sisting in the appliance division. Young, Walpole & Hanberg CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 353 S. E. Jackson Street Announces a Change of Partnership Name to Walpole, Hanberg & Co. Following The Withdrawal From The Firm Of Mr. Leo F. Young FOREST GLEN SENIOR RESIDENCE (Now Under Construction) C 0 M F O R T Retirement Home For The Elderly WHY FOREST GLEN, tt visit you o usual. You can fXi' kyrt C0u"v. You o-t M oorg rt.ot ho t them to dinner lt-t oid timet. COUNTY CLIMATE. Thert is not to quol it m beaow, CONTINUE TO ENJOY DOUGLAS Opportunities tor recreation. SECURITY IN YOUR LATER YEARS Ftwt Gen oftr vou cerv, com'ort. ond contentment. Th . on ad -O-Otjcrter millton dollar hotel H dt'gned 'or orac-oui living On of Dougia County' lowest financial ventures. It i a monument to te need, of the ogmg. Heso'ta'ixatton, S'eani heat. Re frigerator O-r COnd' f toning IT IS DESIGNED FOR PLEASANT LIVING tie.fi, it otters recreational opportunities that Set f-t beautiful K. 0' unjurposed. S'de pa 'it m cboreTum erf noti . t COMFORTAILI SUITES. Attroct., rooms. th drtuny room ad both, ail to wail carpei.ng, cd pictu'e window. Povtiveiy fire pr-oof. Tt home rep'. Thf best m msjtm de.rgn. NON-DENOMINATIONAL. T-e-e a no se.-taf.on restriction?. A.-y person post ii'v-to yeafi of o;e, ot good carocte', e'ean haofi, o"d m modera'e health welcome. WRITE FOR BOOKLET SOMETHING TO DO AND A PLACE TO LIVE FOREST GLEN SENIOR RESIDENCE CANYONVILLE, OREGON T
