anaheim-gazette 1964-02-06

10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, February 6, 1964 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA LEARNING PROCESS — James Collins, 636 Echo St., Anaheim, Demonstrates skills attained at Southern California Edison Company's Test Technician School for Edison's Superintendent of Substations R. K. Klumb. Collins is one of ten top students who graduated recently from the specialist school at Alhambra. He received a year's training to qualify him for advancement with the utility. Collins joined Edison in 1957 as an apprentice operator. THINGS TO DO, TO SEE Ostrich and camel races, a parade of youngsters' Camellia floats, and carrot and tomato festivals highlight colorful events in the Southland during February, according to the calendar issued today by the All-Year Club in its work of attracting tourists who spend three-quarters of a billion dollars a year here. The ostrich and camel races are an afternoon feature of the Isabella where, in the gold rush days, a drink dispenser once set up a plank across two whiskey barrels. There will be a competition in dress of the 80's. A lettuce Saladero, world's championship lettuce salad tossing contest will be held during the California Mid-winter Fair at Imperial Feb. 28 to March 8. There will be costumed hostesses for each of the nations which dustan, Pakistan, Mexico, Swereland, U.S.A. Spectators on the bluffs have an especially good view numerous gliders in the air the same time during the Pacific Coast Mid-winter Soaring Chariotships at Torrey Pines Mt San Diego, Feb. 29 to March 29. Colorfully dressed Scots compete in Highland piping dancing at La Habra from am to 10 p.m on Feb. Ostrich and camel races, a parade of youngsters' Camellia floats, and carrot and tomato festivals highlight colorful events in the Southland during February, according to the calendar issued today by the All-Year Club in its work of attracting tourists who spend three-quarters of a billion dollars a year here. The ostrich and camel races are an afternoon feature of the National Date Festival and Riverside County Fair held in an Arabian setting at Indio from Feb. 14 to 23. Over 150 people in costumes worth $35,000 stage and Arabian Nights pageant every evening. Youngsters design, build and propel 4 by 6 foot floats decorated with fresh Camellias in the Camellia Festival parade in Temple City at 10 a.m. on Feb. 29. The Camellia King and Queen and Royal Court are chosen from first graders. Niland, the Imperial Valley "Tomato Capital", celebrates with a Tomato Festival Feb. 8 to 10, and Holtville, the "Carrot Capital" also in the valley, follows with a Carrot Carnival and Miss Imperial Valley Beauty Contest Feb. 13 to 16. A mule race and an epitaph contest highlight Whiskey Flat Days held Feb. 20 to 23 at Lake Isabella where, in the gold rush days, a drink dispenser once set up a plank across two whiskey barrels. There will be a competition in dress of the 80's. A lettuce Saladero, world's championship lettuce salad tossing contest will be held during the California Mid-winter Fair at Imperial Feb. 28 to March 8. There will be costumed hostesses for each of the nations which helped reclaim the valley — China, Philippines, Japan, Hindustan, Pakistan, Mexico, Switzerland, U.S.A. Spectators on the bluffs have an especially good view numerous gliders in the air the same time during the Pacific Coast Mid-winter Soaring Challenges at Torrey Pines Mine San Diego, Feb. 29 to March 29. Colorfully dressed Scots compete in Highland piping dancing at La Habra from a.m. to 10 p.m. on Feb. 29. Scottish meat pies will served. 'Waltz' in 2nd Week On Melodyland Bill "Anniversary Waltz," now in its second week at Melodyland Theatre, closes Sunday night. In addition to the final evening performance at 8:30, the usual Sunday matinee is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. The play is a romp for its stars Howard Duff and Anne Jeffreys, who play a young married couple celebrating their 16th anniversary. Howard and Anne have done the show together on two other occasions, and they lend a tremendous amount of realism to their roles. Another handsome young couple who join the festivities are Edward Knight and Darlene Conway. Knight is seen as a bachelor pal of Duff's, and Darlene as his gorgeous, sexy girl friend. As most long-married folks will attest to marital life is all milk and honey and amments and misunderstandings crop up at unexpected times even on such happy occasions anniversaries. A wow of a crowd occurs in "Anniversary Waltz" and proceedings become even more complicated at Anne's presents, played by Robert Nash and Pauline Drake, both from Broadway stage, stick th noses in the ensuing battle. By the play's end, everybody comes out roses. "Anniversary Waltz," was hit on Broadway a number of years back and is a mainstay summer stock. Good seats still available for the remains of the run, at the theatre office and at all Southland enciences. 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