The Mill City enterprise., June 27, 1963, Image 1

Which One Will Be Queen of
Fourth of July Festivities Here?
The Mill City Enterprise
On the Scenic North Santiam Highway—Oregon’s Fast Growing Vacation Wonderland
VOLUME XVIII
NI MBER 2«
I
Salem Man
Talks at N.S.
C of C Dinner
THURSDAY, JUNE 27, IMS
$3.00 a Y ear 10c a Copy
Gets 25-Year Pin
Fireworks to Conclude Day
Don Seeley, Oregon State
Coronation of a queen for the Fourth of July cele­
Highway Intrastate Travel co
bration will start festivities in Mill City the evening of
«»rdinator of Salem was princi-
July 3. The Queen’s contest and coronation ball will be
pai speaker at the annual North
lx*uina < *r|>entrr. »laughter
held at Santiam High school starting at 7 p. m. This is
Santiam
Chamber
of
Commerce
ut Mr. and Mr*. lx*> 4 arpenter,
one
of the main events of the annual July Fourth cele­
banquet held Thursday night at
will mpriMwnt
the Flrem«*»'*
bration and one which is usually interesting. Each of
the
Riverview
cafe
in
Mehama.
Auxiliary In the July IUi Quien
the princesses appears before the audience performing
Seek’y stated “you have a
»■on teat.
teriffic area in the North San­
their best, to win the coveted honor.
tiam canyon and one that will
Disc jockey John Vaughn
■liWK'ia Johnson, (Imighter of
Iella Barney, grntiihbsughtrr
continually bring more and
I of KBZY will act as master
Mr. nn«l Mr*. leater John*»*» nt Mr. ium I Mr». J. F.. Clark.
more visitors each year a* its
MM *H«M-to«l by the KXIF-He-
Sig JrpM-n, «me of MUI City’s of ceremonies. Closing date Allen Field, horseshoe pitching
mm ar4ectrd II» TAC to repre-
ix-auty is recognized by travel­
contests with a trophy to be
t>eknh li*lgr*» to rrprewnl them
old-timer* was bonored recent­ ; for float and princess entries
*ont the 4 '«Mnnittlr*' as their 4th
ers.” "The continued improve­
awarded. The Jayce«?s will
M their prtncrM for the 4th of
i
was
Thursday
and
those
enter
­
of July |»rtn<**M.
ment of tourist facilities and ly *4 * Masonic lodge meeting ing are: Lions Club Auxiliary, again have their Dunk Tank
July Que«*, conlo*4
campgrounds.” Seeley
said, when he was prraentrd with a I "Oklahoma" and their princess which is always a popular con-
"will make the area grow far 25-year rnrmber*hip pin. Sig is Laura Jo Rambo; Mill City cession.
beyond the expectations of those ■ays thing* are different now i Firemen’s Auxiliary, "Girl in
Concluding the day» festiv-
living hero now." He continued
. the Red Velvet Swing,” prin­ (ties will be the big fireworks
than
in
th<w
»lay*
when
he
first
that more billboards on the
cess is Leanna Carpenter; Rain­ display at Allen Field in the
strategic areas to direct out-of- joined. Then there were n<d *o bow for Girls, “Flower Drum evening. This win be sponsored
| state visitors up the canyon many thing* going on. ami the
i Song" with Nancy Stewart as again this year by the Mill City
uro needed. His department lodge hill would be full for ■ princess; Garden Club "My Volunteer firemen and a free
answered over 180,000 letters
| Fair I^ady" with Janet Hutcb- will offering will be collected
last year. Visitors aro looking the mex'tlng*. Now it «rerna ex- i inson as princess; IOOF-Re- to help defray expenses.
man« pla»e* to
for things to see and do, he erjoor ha*
bekah lodges will use the
Events lined up for the 4th
said, and the competition from go an»l too many thing* to »io.— | "Carousel” theme and their promises a good time at home.
other areas is becoming more The Mill City Enterprise photo. i princess is Leila Barney; Vir- for everyone from the small
I and more stringent each year
| ginia Richards is the princess kiddies to grandma and grand­
I The state needs many things
, for the Jaycees and their theme pa. who just like to sit in the
I
such as th«’ Whitewater Chal-
is “Showboat”. They will be park and visit
| lenge which are held annually
assisted by the Jaycettes. The
to bring more people to the
Lions club will use the theme
'state. He admonlshfxl people
"Yankee Doodle Dandy" and
I who deal with the public to be
their pnneess is Sharon Berg.
I pleasant and attentive, and
TAC pnneess is Janeta John­
Virgin* KJchard*. who wan
I give correct information on the
son.
•eioctrxl recently by the Jay-
area in which you live. He said
The Forest Service will have
• ettc* aa their prince*» for the
it is bad manners to run down
I a float, “Peter Pan" but will
4th of July célébration. Nbe la
<>ther states, but to concentrate
i not enter a princess.
the »laughter of Mr. and Mr».
on selling Oregon.
I'Mcake Hri-alfMt
Eugene Richard*.
“Every state now has travel
Activities the day of the 4th
Nancy Ntrwart. daughter of
agencies,” Seeley said, "and
j will start with the Lions club
Janet Itiitchinaon. dnushter of
Mr. and Mr*, tharley Stewart,
they aro all trying to encourage
; breakfast which opens at 6 a.
Mr. and Mr*. Ektun lluhhlnwMi la the prince*« cho«en hv the
visitors to their areas.” “He
A group of tired but happy ' m. and serving will continue
said over $217 million was spent yuung folks from Santiam Un­ »until 10.
will r«-|>re»e«it the finrtlrn club Hainiiow for Girla a» their prin
»■«*»« for the 4th of July Quern
tn Oregon last year by our out-
This is always well attended
ion High school and their < chap-
In the July llh Queen c«ile*t. contrat.
“Our five-digit ZIP Code is
of state visitors.
I by not only Mill City residents
»
Postmaster Charles
i but those from surrounding 97360.’’
Past President Bert Barker i erones returned Monday even-
(
communities. Pancake«, eggs. Kelly announced today.
of Detroit opened the dinner ing from a three week. 6,000-
“Everyone in Mill City will
' bacon and lots of good coffee
meeting and gave a brief re­ mile tour of Mexico.
use this ZIP Code on all their
will
be
served.
Lee
Ross
will
sume of accomplishments of
Making the trip were Jay ■
the Chamber during his term Rasmussen, their Spanish in- ' again serve as chairman of the correspondence to speed mail
of office. Jerry Coffman, presi- structor; Mr. and Mrs. Don breakfast, with Lions memb­ deliveries and reduce the chance
of mis-sent mail, Kelly said.
»lent-elect outlined some of his Williams, Grant Merrill. Ron ers working in shifts.
ZIP Code, the Post Office
The
hardworking
Teeenage
program for the coming year, Ohmart. Ed McCurdy. Marilee
Timber, 11.8 board feet. (7.6 stating it would take a budget Teller, Sherry Bennett. Carolyn committee (TAC) has been department's revolutionary new
MMbf of Douglns-fir. and 4.2 of some $2.500 to accomplish Davenport and Patsy Pennick. making plans for the parade system of improved mail dis-
MliMbf of Western Hemlock the thing* he has lined up for
for some time and say it will patch and delivery, goes into
Mr. Rasmussen said the group I start promptly at 11 a. m. from effect nationally on July L
and other» was sold June 11 at the summer. Moro brochures
kept within their budget and the Sportsmans center on high­
Postmaster Kelly stressed the
Mill City Ranger Station.
will be ne»*d«'d before the year
Freres
Veneer
Company is out. and it will cost about that each would receive about i way 22 with judging at 10:30. importance of all citizens of
bought the sale for approxi­ $300 to promote the Detroit $3.17 back from "company I Most organizations in town Mill City learning this city’s
mately
$135.000. The sale in­ lake Water Festival August 18. money.” In fact they did so I have entered floats and the ZIP Code and using it in their
MAFUON FORKS Boy Scout
cludes 206 acres of timber He said with the cooperation well financially that the group parade promises to be a gocxi return address on all corres­
Tr»>»«p No. 43 held their Qxirt
»some bkiwdownt kx:ated in the of everyone it can be accom­ spent a day at Disneyland one. The Salem antique car pondence. In answering mail,
of Honor at th«« scout cabin
which was not on the agenda. club and the Aumsville Saddle he said. ZIP Codes taken from
Breih-nbush
River Drainage plished.
near Muriim Forks. Saturday.
He said he thought the young club have also been invited to return addresses on incoming
near
Byars
Creek.
A pot luck supper was served.
Master of ceremonies was
mail should be used.
people really appreciated the participate.
10.5 million board feet of Bud Davis.
Tenderfoot badges were is-
"The ZIP Code is literally the
pure
food
and
drug
laws
of
this
timber
(7.4
MMbf
of
Douglas
The
Jaycettes
will
sponsor
a
micd to Freddie Miller. Dorsey
Forest Holman showed a country after traveling in Mex­ Kiddie Parade which will form last word in mail addressing,' 9t
fir.
2.0
MMbf
of
Western
Hem-
Smith. James Morgan and Ger-
I
MMbf of movie on the creation of the ico as they had to be very on Wall street and join the Mr. Kelly said. “It should fol-
lauira Jo Rambo will re pre lock and other. .3
»1.1 Hubert
world, which wound up with
ad-
Jeff Drago nn»l Larry W»x>l- •ent the IJ«m* Auxiliary a* Pine, and .8 MMbf of Cedar) I some splendid action shots of careful of food and w’ater there main parade as it comes down low the city and state in i
dresses.”
I
in
order
to
avoid
becoming
ill.
was
sold
June
17
at
the
local
First
street.
their
prlnccM
tor
the
4th
of
sey n*criv«’d second class rank.
the Whitewater Challenge which
More and better carnival con­ •He cited this example of the
Jimmy Ili<'l*'rt. first eins* July c«4«»braUon. She I» the station. Simpson Timber t'.'rii- was such a success this spring. Even so. most of the group had
proper use of ZIP Code:
rank; B»»bby Miller. I-arry »laughter of Mr. and Mr*. M»-l pany txxight the sale for $203.- Mr. Seeley also showed some some trouble with stomach up­ i cessions are promised for this
John Doe
970.
Th«>
sale
includes
270
sets.
acres
year
with
at
least
nine
lined
Rami*»,
Smith nn<1 Edwin Graham Star
slides of Oregon, preceding his
Mill
City, Oregon, 97360
of
timber
located
in
the
Breit-
up
to
date,
and
they
will
oper
­
The group was really “bug­
rank, nn»l Vincent Drago re-
The new ZIP Code plan, Mr.
enbush River Drainage near talk.
ged" with mosquitoes and cock­ ate from 12 until 4. Bingo, op­
reived IJf»> rank. In six m»»nths
the East Humbug Crock.
roaches causing a groat deal erated by the Lions Auxiliary Kelly said, for the first time
Vincent will receive his Eagle
305
thousand
hoard
feet
of
of
discomfort. Marilee Teller is an added feature this year. will permit the Post Office De­
Scout rnnk. the first one that
timber
(85
Mhf
of
Douglas-fir,
returned home with huge welts They will also run the kitchen partment to short-cut repeated
Troop 43 has ever had. accord­
150 Mbf of Western Hemlock
from the mosquotoes and cock­ 11:30 until afternoon, serving afidress reading.
ing to the scout records.
"The address on mail must
and
other,
anil
70
Mbf
of
Oxiar)
roaches were a pest they lived hot dogs, hamburgers and oth­
Merit Badges were i*suc»l to
often
be read as many as eight
was
sold
here
June
17.
Canyon
er
foods.
with night and day. Carolyn
Edwin Graham, first aid. fores­
Manufacturing Company bought
Also on the program for the or 10 times by postal employ­
Davenport was declared the
try and fishing; Bobbv Miller,
the snle for $6,466.25. The sale
"champion cockroach killer” 4th will be softball games at ees. to get it to the proper des­
first ntd, lifesaving, home re-
tination,” he said. “Each hand­
includes
25
Ben
’
s
of
blowdown
and was often up in the middle
j»air. citizenship in home, fish­
ling slows the process of mall
timber
located
in
the
Broitcn-
of the night slapping at them
ing; Vincent Drag«», citizenship
dispatch and adds to the op­
bush River Drainage on the
with her shoe.
In «-«immunity, lifesaving; Jim­
portunity for human error.
between
Willamette
boundary
Sherrv
-
Bennett
said
she
en
­
my Hichrrt. lifesaving.
Thursday, June 20 War I Vet-
“With ZIP Code, a clerk
National
Forest
and
the
Mt.
Attending were Mr. nn»l Mrs
erans and Indies’ Auxiliary joyed the trip immensely but
needs only to glance at the
Hood
National
Forest.
Vcm Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Al
met in the IOOF hall. The Aux­ xvas glad to get back home: the
code to know immediately to
I ¿•mbergcr. Mr. and Mrs.
iliary served a potluck dinner last lap of the trip from Eu­
what national area, state and
gene
the
young
people
counted
Quincy Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. Hake and Family preceding the meeting.
post office the letter is destined,
Frod Miller, Howard Drago,
Several state and national of­ off everv five miles to Mill
and to speed it on its way, cut­
To
Go To Idaho
City!
Edwin Graham. Charles Gocrtz.
ficers were present. Mel Eide
ting up to 24 hours off the time
The
Mill
City
Christir.n
church
One
thing
that
impressed
the
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hicbert
presented the Barracks with a
between deposit and delivery.”
has iicceptixi the resignation of
and Joe Harris.
Bible and the Auxiliary was kids was the "smell” of Mexico
Mr. Kelly said that when ZIP .
Rev. Harold Hal.»' effective July
Fro«l Miller,
scoutmaster
presented a Bible by Mr. and which they said was hard to
Code is in full swing, the United
7. Rev. Hake has accepted the
describe,
but
was
a
mixture
of
thanks all those who have given
Mrs. Henry Peterson.
States will have "the most mod­
pastorate of the Christian
fruit, tobacco and dirt. They
assistance this past year.
Visiting officers stated the said they first noticed it in
TAC members this week an- ern system of mail distribution
Shanxi Iterg wim »elected by church at Coding, Idaho.
the IJnnn club a* their prince»«».
The Hakes have l>een in Mill Mill City Barracks had a re- the bus station at Tia Juana nounced that to date 10 entries and delivery in existence.”
At Gates, Postmaster Floyd
She I«« the daughter of Mr. and City the past two years, com­ cord that will be hard to beat. and it permeated the air all have been received, the mini­
Jaycettes To Sponsor Mr*. Fred llerg.
mum required to have a parade. Völkel said their number would
ing here upon his graduation Officers for both Barracks and during the trip.
The tocation of the Queen's be 97346. The Lvons code num­
from Northwest Christian col­ Auxiliary were elected and in­
In Mexico they hit quite a
I Detroit Airman
Pie Eating Contest
stalled at the first meeting. bit of rain, reminded them of t Coronation has been changed ber is 97358.
lege at Eugene.
May 21. The purpose of these home. They also had several and will be held in the former
Re-Enlists for 4 Years
organizations is to help veter­ thundershowers but the weath­ Theatre building instead of the
At July 4 Event
Cecil
R.
Sullivan
of
ans in any way possible, and er in the main was bright and high school gym. ihe Queen's Lions To Have
WHEELUS AFB, IJbva Sen­
Th»« Jaycettes are sponsoring ior Master Sgt Walter G. Mont­ Industrial Accident
th<> c« »operation of all members real hot. They’ traveled in only ball will follow in the gymna­
a pi»’ eating contest at the City gomery of Detroit, has re-en-
has been outstanding, said Mr. one air conditioned bus.
sium immediately following the Curling Tournament
Park on July 4. There will b«' listed for another four-year tour Commission Dies
Peterson.
ceremony.
John
Besides the bugs, things that coronation
divisions for the 7 to 9 year of service in the USAF.
Funeral services are pending
These organ ¡rations are not really impressed them was Vaughn of KBZY, Salem will be At Park Thurs. Night
olds and the 10 to 12 year old
Sgt Montgomery, an air traf­ in Newberg for Cecil R. Sulli­ charitable groups but are to their visit to the beautiful Uni- master of ceremonies for both
group.
fic control superintendent, is I van. who died Monday. A na­ help veterans in contacting doc­ versity of Mexico and the the conomation and the ball.
The Mill City Lion* win hold
There will alno be a contest assigned to the 1950th Commun­ tive of Kansas he lived in Ore­ tors and hospitals, and to see «’omplcte tour they took there
The Judges' briefing will be a Curling Tournament In the
for th»' ismt decorated tricycle, ications Squadron here.
gon for the last 25 years.
that members are getting all and the bullfights which were at 6:30 the evening of the 3rd City park tonight (Thursday)
bicycle, buggy and wngon which
The sergeant, son of Mrs.
He was a safety representa­ their legal benefits.
and the coronation will be at June ?7 at 7 o’clock.
spectacular.
will be enterod in the main Alice Reiner of Detroit is a tive for the State Industrial Ac­
All IJon* are urged to at­
Anyone interested in joining
The young people brought be at 7:00.
parad«' at First and Wall street. graduate of Franklin High cident Commission and was well should contact H. J. Peterson, back many souvenir* which will I TAC members this year are tend, Entrance qualification*
They will first be assembled school. Portland. His wife, know in the Mill City area, hav­ c»»mman<ier. S97-2KM or Irene no doubt be shown locally.
Barbara Olson. Patsy Pennick. consist of canvas saenkers;
for judging in front of the Post Marthe, is the daughter of Mr. ing been at various mills for Lewin. 897-2932.
Mr. Rasmussen took films of John Kelly, Jim Hirte, Joyce rake, »hovel, »pad bar. lawn
Office at 10:30 the day of the and Mrs. Calvin Rlystone.
presentations of safety awards.
The next meeting will be ! the entire trip which he will Gleason, Sandra Duggan, Jan- mower or flower sprinkling can.
4th. Ages for entry are pre­
Sgt. Montgomery entered the
Among the survivors are a July 18 with a potluck dinner show to interested organizations eta Johnson, Bill Bassett and
Refreshments will be served
school and grade school ages. service in 1943.
son, Lonnie of Detroit.
to all contender*.
I Ijorena Harmon.
served by the Auxiliary at 6. I this fall and winter.
Students
Back from
Mexican Trip
Canyon
Scouts Hold
Honor Court
Post Office
Io Use Code
Numbers
&
Many Attend
War I Barracks
Meeting Here
10 Register
With TAC for
July 4 Parade
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