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 Oregonians flocked to Seaside that year, 1950, for the Miss Oregon Parade a major affair that summer. Miss McMinnville, Elizabeth Ann Baker, wowed the judges with her classical piano rendition of “Clair De Lune” and was crowned Miss Oregon. Local dignitaries, as well as the very first Chevrolet convertible off the General Motors assembly line following World War II.

Really nice vintage real photo postcard showing the event. Photographer was Clark Boyer Numbered 347. In clear view are the Chevy Convertibles, Miss Oregon and several local businesses including the Swim and Skate at the American Legion Club. Cold drinks and carmel corn stand. Motels and more. Beautiful time, beautiful town.

This measures approx. 5.5 by 3.5 inches

Very good condition with slightly bumped corners. Un-used. EKC stampbox, 1940 — 1950. Please view all pictures and read descriptions. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for stopping in!