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ALBANY City Awaits TC Parade DEMOCRAT-HERALD, OREGON- THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1964 AVE SALEM AVE candlelight Resteraunt and Safeway porking lot Parade information and Headquarters and to be capert here AM. roam facilities 150 Drive Inn Parade starte Han at Bird side alone Pacific Bed 5 a Rd Parade forms on Eemine Vacant between Bukhart and 51 Horses unload hare Announcing a end 2nd Ave Parade disbands af 2nd and Baker St and between Scondsibin and Elteworth CD. Albany CHamber of Commerce Junior Parade starts at cific boulevard and Santiam road; proceed east on Pacific 3rd and Baker, ends at to Madison, north on Madison to Third, east on Third PARADE ROUTE to 2nd and Baker, Grand Parade participants and floats to be Montgomery, north to First, east to Washington, south to judged at 8:45 a. m. at Candlelight restaurant and Safeway Second, and west on to Baker where it will disband.

It will parking lot. The parade will start at the intersection of Pa- start upon two blasts from the fire horn at 10:30. Santiam Lumber Loses Equipment Linn county deputy are investigating the theft of 522.45 worth of logging equipment from the Santiam Lumber Company sometime between June 27 and June 29. Company officials said that the articles were taken from their logging show on Tid Bit Creek included axes, equipment parts and accessories, fire fighting equipment and miscellaneous tools. Alvin J.

Pedersen, 2293 Porter Lebanon, told deputies that generator valued at $26 was taken from his car. Mrs. Eldon Merlin Foster, Rt. 3, Box 1106, Albany, reported that an irrigation pump electrichookup was damaged by vandals. ALT to Present.

Famous Play Albany Little Theater will present the fairy tale "Hansel and Gretel" as its summer production, designed especially for children's audiences. The Children's Theatre Press script by Madge Miller will come to life on stage at the Ri-ALT-o Theater July 18, 19 and 20. Appearing as Hansel and Gretel will be Mike Onstad and Ruth Crutzman. Dorothy Henry will play the wicked Witch. Others in the cast are Karen McDonald as the Cat; Margaret Hines as Forest Fairy; Barbara Adams as the Step-Mother, a and Steve Gilbert as father.

There will be morning, matine and evening performances with exact times to be announced next week. Tickets will be available at the door half hour before production, or may be reserved beginning July 13 at the ALT Box Office. King and Court Cancels Game The appearance of the King and his Court, world famous four man softball team, has been cancelled here. The group was to have been here Friday at 8 p.m. Eddie Feigner, star pitcher for the team, called the Albany Chamber of Commerce this morning from Pennsylvania say it would be impossible to make the appearance here.

had Feigner said booking agent made the arrangements for the team to appear all across the country without informing the team. He is being charged with fraud. Feigner did tell Bill Sissel today that he thought the team could be here sometime in September. However, Bill Harper, co-chairman of Downtown Days, who acted on behalf of the Timber Carnival in signing the softball feature, indicated to get the team here next July 4. that an attempt would be made The team is appearing Friday in Patterson, N.

Harper said. FALSE ALARM The Albany fire department answered another false alarm Monday at 7:30 p.m. The caller sounded like a teenager and the address given was 1610 S. Hill; but when firemen reached the C. E.

Lockman address there was no sign of fire, they said. Brief News Albany Births To Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Kain, 140 Country Club Lane, this morning, a girl, pounds, 12 ounces. To Mr.

and Mrs. Richard L. Knight, 1240 E. First this morning, a girl, 6 pounds, ounces. Red hat with complete set Timber Carnival buttons, $50.

926-2320, Senior Citizens The Health and Security Club will not meet Friday due to illnesses and vacations. Free U.S. flag kit with deposit of $200 or more at State Savings and Loan, 3rd at Broadalbin, New hours Formica Fair house. Evenings only, 7-9 p.m. Closed July 4th and 5th.

Tripp Tripp, Albany Cue and Cushion Center, Billiards. Summer rates. Open week days 4-12 p.m.; weekends 12 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1025 E.

Pacific Swimming Lessons Registrations are now being accepted at the Albany Municipal pool for lessons that will start Monday and continue through July 17. For additional information, call 926-3283. Charge for the lessons is $3 per person. Tangent Picnic All persons Tillamook Girl Dairy Princess PORTLAND (UPI) Linda Jean Schild of Tillamook was chosen Oregon Dairy Princess Wednesday. Linda, a 20-year-old Oregon State University senior, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Otto J. Schild. She is majoring in elementary education with a minor in home economics at OSU. Her father owns a 208-acre dairy and she work" participated in 4-H club years in clothing, dairy and cooking divisions.

The new princess won a charm course, a $1,000 scholarship and a $750 wardrobe. Selected as alternates -were Coos County princess Patty Jo Keizer Coos Bay and Klamath County, princess Virginia Scala Klamath Falls. Miss Schild received her Crown from outgoing princess Linda Olsen of Coos Bay. Daily Quotations On the Market LIVESTOCK No early trade test any class. DAIRY PORTLAND (UPD- Dairy market: Eggs to retailers: Cartons: AA extra large AA large 40-42c A large 36-38c: A.A medium 35-38c: small 25-27e.

Butter to retailers: AA and prints 66c; cartons le higher: prints 66e EGGS PORTLAND (UPD- Eggs. to at ranch: A.A extra large 28-33c: large 26-31e; AA medium 23-26c: AA small 14-17c. POULTRY PORTLAND chickens No. grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn 31-37e cutup 36-40c hens. light type whole drawn 20-25c light type hens cutup 23-27c heavy whole 33-37e lb.

NOTICE China Grill WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 4TH Group Hopes To Halt Dam A "Committee to Save Cascadia from the Proposed Dam" has been formed, according to Mrs. Eva Johnson, 303 Willamette Eugene, the committee secretary. Mrs. Johnson is seeking interested persons in Linn county to carry petitions to save Cascadia State Park from the proposed dam. The committee has prepared a pamphlet with information about the park and the dam.

It includes a map of East Linn County. The pamphlet gives the followindg information and Park is a historical spot in use for 100 years; as a way station in building Santiam Highway in 1864, the first road across the mountains connecting Eastern Oregon and the Willamette Valley. "It was used as an overnight camping area for pioneers on their trips over the mountains; also for summer vacations. Before cars, at one time there were between 100 and 200 tents pitched there. It has been in constant use all these years.

"Cascadia is one of the outstanding state parks in Oregon. We are told we need more parks, yet the Oregon State Parks has beautiful given permis-' unique park to be flooded by Cascadia Dam." The pamphlet mentions the mineral spring as an outstanding attrection. "People come for miles for this water, carrying it home. Other springs have been destroyed in attempts to improve them." 'The combination of the river (the South Santiam), the tain stream and the large overhanging hemlock trees makes a wonderful place for families and older people. Lodges, churches and other groups hold annual picnics there." The pamphlet says further that the "U.S.

Engineers have selected a site two and one-half miles downstream" for Cascadia Dam, and "Congress has approved the spot but money has not yet been appropriated." Miebach Infant Dies at Birth The infant son, of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Miebach, 918 W. 20th died at Albany General Hospital shortly after his birth Tuesday. Private graveside services will be Friday, 2 p.m.

at Willamette Memorial Park, with H. W. Burcham officiating. FortmillerWhitaker Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Survivors of the infant include the parents, a sister, Sherry Miebach; grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Long, Milwaukie, and Mr. and Logan Armitage, Chestnut Ridge, and great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis of Salem, Ore.

KUHN THEATRE Open 7:00 NOW SHOWING Academy Award Winner Best Actor 1963 Sidney RALPH Tilies Poitier of the SIDNEY POITIER BEST ACTOR Field 1963 Berlin Film Festival Released thru UNITED ARTISTS Plus Award Winning Co-Hit "Hand in Hand" THEATRE THEATRE SANTIAM HIWAY AIRPORT RI Sweet Home, Ore. Wednesday, Thursday, July 1st and 2nd FAMILY NIGHT $1.00 PER CAR One Showing Only of 2 First Run Features! YUL BRYNNER GEORGE CHAKIRIS SHIRLEY ANNE FIELD in "KINGS of the SUN" Color by Deluxe Panavision (A lost world becomes a new world of adventure) PLUS Margaret Rutherford and Terry Thomas in "MOUSE on the MOON" The World's Wackiest Space Race! EASTMAN COLOR Remember, this is Family Night- Only $1.00 per Car! One Showing Each Night SHOWS START AT DUSK! Kids Elect Junior Carnival Court (Continued from Page 1) float that appeared in the Rose Festival parade. The giant swan required 1,100 to 1,200 man-hours to build. This year the parade is being coordinated by use of radio control cars all along the route. Awards in the grand parade include a grand sweepstakes plaque, five trophies, and numerous ribbons.

Trophies being given include the Mayor's Trophy for the best civic club entry, the Timber Carnival President trophy for the best service club entry, the Chamber of Commerce President's trophy for the best industrial or commercial entry, Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee trophy for the best out-of-city float and the Chamber of Commerce Rural Affairs Committee trophy for the best mounted entry. Ribbons are being given to the second and third places in each division except that there will bel first, second and third place ribbons for each the four mounted divisions and fort the marching groups other than school groups. Other events Friday include the Lions Club lumberjack breakfast at Eleanor Park from 6 to 11 a.m., the Downtown Days celebration with appearances by the Grants Pass Cavemen, the Astoria Clowns, the U. S. Air Force Band from McChord AFB," the Siletz Brothers, and local talent.

The Fire Department has water ball planned for 3:30 p.m. and street dance is scheduled at 9 p.m. tomorrow. Man Injured in Tuesday Crash One person involved in an accident Tuesday evening was injured, it was reported today. Raymond Dean Bethards, 42, 4735 Knox Butte Albany, said that he went to a doctor Wednesday for treatment of injuries to his neck and left arm.

In the other vehicle was Gilbert James Heinis, 43, 1248 Washington, Albany. The accident occurred about 5:40 p.m. Tuesday on the old Salem highway north of Tower Grove. State police said that both hicles were traveling south on the highway when Bethards' pickup truck was hit from the rear by the Heinis vehicle. Heinis was cited on a charge of speeding, not Bethards as previously reported.

Harris Files 2nd Insurance Suit SALEM (UPI)-A second suit was filed in Marion County Circuit Court Wednesday by Wilford Keith Harris, Salem, to collect on life insurance carried on his wife. Harris is free on bail pending appeal of his manslaughter conviction in her death in Eastern Oregon last December. Harris filed suit seeking 000 from the He Farmers the Insurance Exchange. ried on his automobile. Harris under an insurance policy, carearlier filed suit for $50,000 against St.

Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. on a policy purchased shortly before his wife's death. Blaze in Bed Causes Damage Two fire engines and a pickup truck answered a call to 905 Columbus street at about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, when a fire started in a bed in the home. The house belongs to the Ira Adamson family, who reported the blaze.

According to fire department records, damage was minor. FUNERAL NOTICE MIEBACH, Steven Leroy, Albany, died June 30. Survived by parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Miebach, Albany; grandparents: Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Long, Milwaukie, and Mr. and Mrs. Logan Armitage, Chestnut Ridge, great grandparents: Mr. and Mrs.

Walter 'Lewis, Salem; sister: Sherry Miebach, Albany. Private services July 3, 2:00 p.m. with Rev. H. W.

Burcham officiating. Graveside at Willamette Memorial Park under direction of FortmillerWhitaker Funeral Home. WILSON, Loyal 65, Tangent, died June 30. Survived by wife: Vera E. Wilson, Tangent; sons: G.

LaDon Wilson, Salem, Marlo D. Wilson, Albany; brother: Rex Wilson, Salinas, sisters: Jane Reynolds, Salinas, Irene Hillgren, San Carlos, Calif. Services Friday, July 3. 3:00 p.m. Fortmiller Whitaker Funeral Home.

Interment Riverside Cemetery. Heather (See pictures Palmer, on page yearold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Palmer, 1410 Chestnut, was selected queen of the 1964 Junior Timber Carnival parade last night at Eleanor Park.

About 250 children and parents were present for the Junior Timber Carnival held from 6 to 8 p.m. Elected as grand marshal of the junior parade was Mike Belknap, 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Belknap, 1 1035 E. 22nd Ave.

He was representing Sunrise Park and Miss Palmer was the Eleanor Park candidate. Other queen candidates were Sue Sorte, Takena park; Heidi Adams, Henderson park; and Terry Klemp, Sunrise park. The other three grand marshal contestants were Jimmy Covalt, Eleanor park; Jeff Smith, Henderson park, and Mark Ramsdell, Takena park. Miss Palmer made her appearance last night, still wearing a cast on her arm following a fall from the cross-bars at school May 1. She will be in the third grade at Waverly school next year.

Explosion Injures Lebanon Woman (Continued from Page 1) Doralaine said she said as they were attempting to get the woman away from propane tank flames. Svien said "I asked her what happened, and she said she was lighting something, but I didn't understand Damage caused by the blast was total to the trailer in which Mrs. Chester was living, and windows were blown out on the Nu-Way Cleaners building about 400 feet away. In addition, a piece of the roof bracing of the trailer was blown through a oneinch wall about 20 feet away, and a door was blown off its hinges. The home occupied by Mrs.

Pauline Lindell, director of the Willamette Valley Rehabilitation Center, which was about 30 feet from the blast site, suffered heavy damage. Windows were shattered, food in the kitchen thrown to the floor, and paint peeled off. Chamber Cancels Friday Breakfast There will be no Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday. The meeting has been cancelled this week because of the Timber Carnival parades scheduled during the morning. Next week, according to Chamber Manager Jim Barrett, a special program will be offered including a discussion of Ryals Lane improvement possibilities and a program being arranged by Representative Gerald Detering.

Now Showing at 2 Theaters and ALBANY DRIVE-IN Venetian 7 P. M. and 9:15 At Drive-In 9:30 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! The new queen, born in Portland, has lived in Albany since infancy. She has 1 on brown hair that has never been cut and wears it in pigtails much of the time. In addition to being a happy girl today, she has three proud older brothers.

The grand marshal made his appearance last night in jeans Feature DIAMOND lock RING way 1 Love and checked shirt, true Timber Carnival garb. He has lived in Albany all his life and had perfect attendance this year at Sunris school. He will be in the fourth grade next year. two sisters, usually playWhen not teasing, one of his ing Little League baseball for the Takena Kiwanis team or out lon a fishing expedition. of style gives this interlocked "Viva la Moderne," the simplicity twosome the look of royalty.

Bril10000 liant center diamond engagement $5.00 A Week ring, matching wedding band. 9 DIAMONDS Around Town who have attended Tangent school are invited to a picnic scheduled for Aug. 9, at the school, according to Carl Newport, general chairman. Waunetta's Cafe on 9th and Elm will be closed July 4 until July 20th. -Adv.

King Kone Drive In will be closed July 4th only. Adv. For sale: Fruit jars, like new, all sizes. 140 East Get away from it all! Leave the Timber Carnival behind, pack your lunch basket and come to the country. Eat all the strawberries you can while picking for Cliff Kenagy on Seavy Road, 10 miles west of Albany.

Albany Students On Honor Roll Five hundred University of Oregon students made grades of 3.50 or higher for spring term. students are listed on the university's honor roll. Perfect grade scores of 4.00, or all A grades, were achieved by 59 students. Thirteen students from foreign countries earned grades that placed them on the honor roll. Students from Albany listed on the honor roll include: Harold Elmer Alden, son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. I. Alden of Grayland. He is registered from 318 E.

28th Ave. Roger Allen Ehrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo W. Ehrlich, Rt.

3. Kathleen E. Harper, daughter of Mrs. Eileene Palmer Harper, 1430 Umatilla St. David Delmar Jordan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Jordan, 641 W. 11th Ave. Steven Alma Lee, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph B. Lee, 1026 W. 11th Ave. Gary William Joye, who scored a 4.00 GPA, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Moye, Greenacres Lane. Susan Julien Craig Nedry, daughter of Mrs. Ruth J.

Craig, 425 West 11th Ave. On the roll from Harrisburg is Shirley Kay Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Rt. 2.

Couple Returns JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wells returned Monday from a two weks trip by car to Oklahoma. They visited their son and new daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Wells at Pueblo, and in Eufala, guests of the Gilbert Hills, family friends. MIDWAY DRIVE- IN THEATRE Half Way Between Albany -Corvallis Open 8 P. M. Nightly EQUIPPED PLAYGROUND FOR THE KIDDIES Glenn Hope Ford Lange "Love BaiL Kiss VAMPIRE COLOR 2 Women Hurt In Car Wreck Two women hurt in a Wednesday morning accident were reported in good condition at the Lebanon Community hospital this morning. Their attending physician said that neither woman had any fractures, both were skinned and both are being kept for observation.

The injured women are Peggy Ruth Campbell, 23, 3090 Walker and her mother, Audie Gertrude Finley, 58. The accident occurred about 11:15 a.m. Wednesday on Highway 20 at the Waterloo junction. Drivers of the cars were abeth Dorothea Littleton, 44, Rt. 1, Box 315, and Mrs.

Campbell. State police said that both cars were headed east on Highway (20 with Mrs. Littleton almost stopped to allow a truck to make a left turn. They said that the Campbell vehicle, which was behind the other, slid into the rear of the car. Mrs.

Campbell was cited on a charge of speeding. Passengers in the Littleton car were Jake J. Littleton, Freda Rogers, 76. Passengers in the Campbell car, in addition to Mrs. Finley, were Claudine Audrie Guinelli, 5, and Edwin Wayne Guinelli, 4.

None of these was reported injured. Illness Fatal to Former Resident Ferdinand Leroy Jahn, 51, Tigard, died at his home this morning from a sudden illness He was a former resident of Albany. Mr. Jahn was a superintendent for Pacific Power and Light Company in Tigard and, had worked for that firm while in Albany. Services are pending at the Fisher Funeral Home.

Superintendent Starts New Job SWEET HOME One of the first items on the agenda for the new elementary school superintendent, Gerald L. Newton, is attending a legislative Interim Committee on Education meeting in Salem today. Newton was elementary superintendent in Madras for nine years, and has been an educator in Oregon for 21 years. His first day on the job here was July 1. MAY CALL WALKOUT.

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