Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 10

10-(Sec I) Statesman, Salem, April 3, 72 The Oregon Statesman's Business Beat ft i I join A Stole 1 I CARTWRIGHTS it ROBINSON NAMED MANAGER Tom Robinson, 536 S. 4th Independence, has been named manager of Independence Lumber Yard. Robinson has been assistant manager of the facility eight years. Effective Saturday, he replaced Herschel Greenwade, who has resigned to take another job. stutt It SALES MANAGER NAMED Charles M.

Doolan, Albany, who has been with Willamette Industries Inc. 10 jyears, has been named sales manager of lumber prod- ne win coordinate sales of its four F'Bil Stolen lumber mills. iZJ LAUNDRY GETS ADDITION The ftnpnino nf on iHHitmn 1 4 nuuiuuil IV nUUlMIU LdUll- dry coincided with the third anniversary of the firm's ownership bv Dennis and BREADED OR PLAIN 18 0Z. PECG. fStoll Marlys Peterson.

The new addition adds approximately one-third floor space to M. Doolon 6 OU r- A' SMOKE-CRAFT EARNINGS UP A net income of $90,859 was reported by Smoke-Craft Albany, for the six months which ended Jan. 31. It compared to net income of $21,517 for the same period last year. The increase reflects elimination of the poultry, division last year.

The firm had total sales from the meat snacks, Restaurant and Service and Land Development division of $5,425,018 for the period, up $61,581. NAMES IN THE NEWS Edmund "Hap" Adams has been appointed vice president for marketing for Mc-Cormack Engineering a subsidiary of Rem Metals Albany C. Dale Warman, Vancouver, vice president and director of sales for Fred Meyer, has been promoted to director of marketing for the chain. NEBERGALLS BOLOGNA METWURST NEW ENGLAND OR 12 0Z. SIZE A 0 -avVM? CANADIAN BACON PEPPERONI ITALIAN 24 0Z.

SIZE BOW GOLDEN RIPE Sflltt LIQUOR COMMISSION ACTION In recent action on application for change of ownership and greater privilege license, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission refused a beer and wine with meals and entertainment license for Country Place Restaurant Tavern, formerly Leon's, Highway 99W south of Rickreall, Dale C. Anderson, Duane R. Casmey and Robert L. McKenzie. Greater priv- ilege licenses were, granted to Shakey's Pizza Parlors, 1425 E.

Pacific Albany, 3165 River Road and Commercial St. SE, both Salem, and 2475 N.W. 9th Corvallis, Covalt Enterprises beer and wine with meals and entertainment and The Gables Restaurant, '1121 N.W. 9th Corvallis, Hilary D. Hearing, liquor by drink with entertainment.

A new outlet license was grant-jed to Hickory Too, McMinnville, Joyce C. Ronquillo and -Gerald C. Young, beer and wine, and refused to The Hatchery, 1100 Lafayette McMinnville, Leatha I. Fretwell, beer and wine; Gateway Cafe, 4219 Highway 20 Sweet Home, Guy and Frances Naomi Babcock, liquor by drink with entertainment; Marlow's Mini Mart, 2500 S.E. Van Buren Corvallis, Jack J.

and Florence B. Marlow, package store; Chateau, Sweet Home, Wallace J. and Shirley M. Mathers, liquor by drink with entertainment; Service Station Grocery, Dayton Rt. 2, Box 117.

Heaston A. and Imogene R. Strahan, package store, Lisa's Mexican Restaurant, 4953 River Road Sa- lem, Amadeo and Sylvia P. Vasquez, beer and wine with meals. Ivtsas 'Stole -si-? sou- etui VSSS Beth fstoss stoss Sv, Btt Stole JESS.

Sk -to' 'BBffi stole. -to Vr' wmm Ma bony, 100 shares. Cliff Atchley and Elaine Parr, both Albany, and William Wickland, Sweet Home, any lawful activity. J. Arlen McDonald Real Estate, Lebanon, 500 shares.

Earl M. and Berta B. Hall, J. Arlen and Margie A. McDonald, all Lebanon, and James Eickelborg, Corvallis, any lawful activity R.

R. Adams Enterprises, Silver-ton, 100 shares, Sharon Carter and Roy R. and Josephine Adams, all Silverton, purchase, sale and consignment of furniture. A Electric, Salem, 200 shares, Joseph A. and Lucille J.

Coov-er and Kathleen all Salem, any lawful activity. E. H. Burrell Automotive Electric, Salem, 500 shares, Robert William H. Jr.

and James H. Burrell, all of Salem, and Edward F. Burrell, Eugene, manufacture, sell and deal in automotive accessories and parts. AV ASSORTED FLAVORS CORPORATE FILINGS Rocont articles of incorporation filed with tho Oregon corporation commission in-dud: Titos Logging, Swoot Homo, 5,000 shares, Marvin Hanscam and Hal Titus, both Swoot Homo. M.

H. Bryant Wholesale Distributors, Silverton, 10,000 shares, Michael Hagan, Silverton, buying and selling of furniture. Roue ho Farms, Stayton, 1 Charles Alice M. and Gregory P. Bouche, all Stayton.

Albany Realty, Corvallis, Eva E. and Chesley J. Avery and Thomas A. Patterson, all Corvallis, Robert G. Avery, Tangent, development and platting of subdivisions and sale of real estate.

Raintree Properties, Salem, 500 shares, Harold Helton, Robert F. Johnson and Richard A. Seideman, all Salem, develop, invest in and sell real property. Delmer Anderson, Albany, 200 shares, Delmer and Kathryn Jean Anderson, both Albany, and Mkhoel F. McOom, Corvallis, any lawful activity.

Oregon Stag Publications, Al- IIMMRraiff BCLSS WIS irni mitt 5 8 0Z. CUPS Th oz. PKGS BBLh' Stole OVEN FRESH IGA fJo-- sami toig fey 22V2 OZ. 'to Polluted Iron Study Conducted Statesman News Service MONMOUTH Dr. C.

David Jennings, an Oregon College of Education physicist and recipient of an Atomic Energy Commission grant, is beginning a study of radioactive iron in the South Pacific and the rate of release of the same substance from the Columbia River. Dr. Jennings said the results of his study in the Southern Hemisphere will contribute to information necessary to predict what will happen with the release of additional nuclear energy, including peacetime uses. It's suspected that most of the radioactive iron, iron isotope 55, now in the South Pacific is the product of 1962 nuclear tests conducted by the U.S. and the USSR.

"The Columbia portion of the study is to determine how quickly radioactive iron is released from the environment. The AEC is concerned, Jennings said, about the effects of radioactivity on public health. mi MARTIN'S FOODLINER JACK'S FOODLIMER 9 i til 8 1 555 1 2th St. SE 2809 Market CUUP0N VALUABLE MARTirS FOODLINER ri ORCUn'S FOODLINER 695 Wallace Rd. 4200 River Rd.

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