anaheim-gazette 1961-06-29

Residents Get Tips for Vacation This wouldnt happen anywhere but Southern California: They'll be holding a zany float parade at high noon in mid-Summer at a desert resort, and a few days later they'll be melting down the world's biggest ice igloo on the beach beside the ocean. These are highlights of colorful events in July in the calendar released by the All-Year Club today. They play a valuable part in the All-Year Club's work of attracting out-of-state tourists who spent over $715 million here last year. The zany desert parade will be held July 15 as a highlight of the Sun Worshippers Festival at Borrego Springs on the theme: "It's fun to live in the desert in Summer." Since Hermosa Beach is honoring Alaska as well as Hawaii in its Hermosa Holidays July 28 to 30, they'll build what's billed as the world's biggest igloo out of ice blocks on the beach and award an Alaskan trip to whoever makes the best guess at the hour and minute the sun melts it down. Long Beach stages a beauty contest that's different — no bathing suits, but playsuits, formal gowns and their national costumes are worn by beauties from 60 countries in the International Beauty Congress July 20 to 30 to choose "Miss International Beauty." Hundreds of residents act as models authentically costumed and made-up by artists and festival of Arts at Laguna Beach July 15 to August 13. The world's longest table will stretch 2½ miles beneath the pepper trees at Ontario for the All-States picnic attended by 75,000 visitors and former residents of other states July 4. An Orange Juice Tree and Lemonade Tree will pour free drinks. The world's biggest little boat race will be sailed at Newport Harbor July 30, the Flight of the Snowbirds, a regatta of some 160 little Snowbird sailboats, many skippered by youngsters—last year's youngest were 7-year-old girl twins. For the 25th year Santa Barbara holds its Summer Sports Festival July 1 to 4 with over 43 events on land and sea ranging from cricket to kite flying. A parade of decorated boats of all sizes down to a bathtub opens the Dam-A-Rama July 1 to 4 at Lake Isabella back of Isabella Dam on the Kern River. There will be a water rodeo using barrels for animals, barefoot water skiing, and a skier soaring into the air with a kite. The "Symphonies Under the Stars" opens in the Hollywood Bowl July 6 for the 40th year, with concerts, "pop" music and guest artists, until September 2. The Pilgrimage Play will be given for the 31st year July 10 to August 5. Harry Raybould, who was in the play in a minor part when 17 years old, is in cracker" will be chosen from 75 bathing beauties. Oceanside's July 4th parade will include the trick women drill team from nearby Carp Pendleton Marine Base. Lake Arrowhead will hold night-time parade of light boats followed by firework from a barge in the lake. A horse-drawn hearse as well as the parade at Newhall, followed by fireworks that will be outstanding — because this is the home of a big firework factory. Independence, once a military post in the Indian country and now celebrating Owen Valley's 100th anniversary makes much of Independence Day with a parade and historical pageant. Housewives compete in the Orange Cake and Lemon Regatta, their baked good judged fresh from the oven at the Orange County Fair Costa Mesa July 11 to 16. Tn- authentic old-time costume show will be held in re-created western pioneer town on the fairgrounds during the Eastern Sierra T County Fair centennial July 10 to 30 at Bishop. The San Barbara County Fair will held at Santa Maria July 10 to 30. Pacolina crowns a "Mr. Popularity" queen during "Good Old Days" Community Fair July 26 to 30. Hawthorne holds its Community Fair J Long Beach stages a beauty contest that's different — no bathing suits, but playsuits, formal gowns and their national costumes are worn by beauties from 60 countries in the International Beauty Congress July 20 to 30 to choose "Miss International Beauty." Hundreds of residents act as models authentically costumed and made-up by artists and then posed in giant gilt frames for living replicas of the Great Masters nightly in the Pageant of the Masters during the Fes-HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ANAHEIM TRUCK TRANSFER CO Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2868 505 S. Los Angeles St. Tire Refreading 9 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES and a skier soaring into the air with a kite. The "Symphonies Under the Stars" opens in the Hollywood Bowl July 6 for the 40th year, with concerts, "pop" music and guest artists, until September 2. The Pilgrimage Play will be given for the 31st year July 10 to August 5. Harry Raybould, who was in the play in a minor part when 17 years old, is in his second year as Christ and acclaimed as one of the best in the role. Redlands presents its famous bowl concerts for the 38th year twice a week through August 25. At nearby Colton the "Music Under the Stars" Thursday evenings in Fleming Park are in their 28th year. It's a month of colorful California historical events. San Clemente holds the Fiesta La Cristianita pageant July 21 to 23, commemorating the first Christian baptism by the Franciscan padres there in 1769. Franciscan padres of Mission San Luis Rey near Oceanside will follow the old custom of blessing farm animals and children's pets July 22 and on the following day, Sunday, there will be an outdoor Fiesta mass composed during the Indian days and using the old vestments. A costumed Father Junipero Serra leads a procession of Indians, padres, pioneers and Spanish soldiers in the annual trek from the old Adobe Chapel in Old Town, San Diego, to the Serra Cross in Presidio Park on July 16. In July 4th observances, the mammoth 57th annual Orange County parade at Huntington Beach will take a Civil War theme, bringing out unusually colorful costumes. "Miss Fire-Chapman Opens Summer Session" The second of four Summer Sessions at Chapman College will begin on Monday, June 29 with 25 day and evening course offerings. Morning classes, meeting from 9 to 12 a.m., will include workshop in the teaching of economics, child psychology and development, sociology of education, audio-visual work shop, kindergarten-primary education, methods of teaching gifted and rapid learners driver education, research methods, American literature methods of teaching homemaking in secondary schools, elementary school music methods introduction to philosophy, BTK Serving OUR Community As the "Community Funeral Directors" we offer the most beautiful and modern facilities combined with the neighborly personal service to be found only with people of your own community. Our convenient location means so much to friends and relatives who come to pay their final respects in an atmosphere of serenity and reverence. And if you're concerned about prices, remember: at Backs, Troutman, Kaulbars it costs no more to have the finest. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM Prospect 2-1617 "PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS"—Spectacular view of audience and stage showing "The Pageant of the Masters" in progress under the stars in the 2,500-seat amphitheatre in the Irvine Bowl. Here, nightly at 8:30, men, women and children of Laguna Beach bring to life the works of master painters and sculptors in a program of 24 "living picture" reproductions authentically and professionally recreated. This year's Festival starts July 15 to August 13. VFW Group Makes Monthly Reports The regular meeting of the Anaheim VFW Auxiliary was conducted by Jeanne Roberts, senior vice-president, in the absence of Emma Heckman. Mollie Cloes, Americanism chairman, reported that she had presented a flag to Cub Scout Troop 161 at Amherst School. Ida Trendle, hospital chairman, reported that five escorts had donated their services at the Long Beach Veterans Hospital. Refreshments were served by Elizabeth Aldrich and Cecile Baxter. 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