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Garshwiler Wins Speaker’s Trophy C. O. Garshwiler won the Toastmaster trophy for his talk on "The House With the Golden Windows", at the dinner meeting of the Toastmasters held Tuesday night at the Dragon cafe on North Los Angeles street. Evaluators for the evening were Allen McKenne, Marcus Gartner, Walter Knott, Frank Sallee and Lewis Boys, president of Toastmasters. The evening was introduced with Chauncey Stillson giving the invocation and welcome by President Boys. Toastmaster was Dick Herman with Lyle Wallace heading table topics on the subject of "Current Debate. Speakers evaluated for the trophy were Lewis Boys, (topic) "From Pollywog to Shellback"; Dr. Les Christensen; "Carles;" Ralph Alexander; "Helpful Tips;" and Garshwiller, trophy winner. Grammarian was James Lepper with Bill Jones serving as timer. Guest of the club was John Meyers. JOB'S DAUGHTERS NEWS A "Cum-As-U-R" breakfast was shared by members of the Anaheim Job's Daughters last Saturday morning at the Masonic Temple. The affair, staged semi-annually, resulted in more than $21 for the treasury with Sandra Johannes, honored queen of the Bethel, serving as general chairman. Churchwomen Hear Details on Refugee Clothing Needs "By sending toweks, sheets, blankets from our homes to the refugees of Europe and Asia we can help save them from turning to Communism," said Mrs. Frank C. Wood of Los Angeles, in speaking to the Board of Managers of Anaheim Council of Church Women yesterday. "These refugees are sheltered in camps, reception centers, orphanages, and homes for the aged. We build world peace by helping them." Mrs. Wood is State Chairman of World Community Day which is observed Nov. 6. Mrs. Joe Thompson, president, announced Anaheim would hold its World Community Day program in the Christian church. A tableau, "We Build Peace," will be the main feature of the program. Mrs. Harold Burns and Mrs. Page Vincent reported on the Mar Casa Retreat held at Balloon. Yesterday's meeting was held in the blue room of the Presbyterian church. NURSES RIDE AMBULANCE Student nurses from Orange Coast College received their first ambulance ride in the Garden Grove Flesta parade committee, three Orange Coast students rode in full uniform. Those appearing were student nurses Miss Laura Smith, Mrs. Janice Jones, and Miss Patricia Steele, graduate vocational nurse. Institute Held For School Heads Orange County School Trustees and Administrators gathered for their annual fall institute at Fullerton Union high school and Junior college Tuesday afternoon and evening. Mor ethan 200 representatives from all levels of education in Orange County were present. Two section meetings were held during the afternoon. The topic which was discussed in one section was "Citizenship Education". Dr. Basil H. Peterson, president, Orange Coast College, spoke on "Citizenship Education in the Junior Colleges". Judge Robert Gardner, Orange County Superior Court, was a member of the panel discussion group on this topic. The other afternoon meeting was devoted to a consideration of "County, State, and Federal Relations with Local School districts". Walter M. Longmoor, trustee from Orange Coast College, served as discussion leader with California Assemblyman Leroy E. Lyon Jr. and Earl W. Stanley as panel members. The main speaker at the dinner meeting was Dr. Robert S. Gilchrist, Assistant Supt., Pasadena City Schools. He described the "kind of education we need in America". French, Spanish Classes Can Be Interesting Claims SAC Teacher Making French and Spanish language more interesting through A "Cum-As-U-R" breakfast was shared by members of the Anaheim Job's Daughters last Saturday morning at the Masonic Temple. 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The turkeys were roasted by Mrs. Louis Hoskins, Mrs. Fischback, Mrs. Eden Deering, Mrs. Marshal McFie, Mrs. Ralph Wheaton and Mrs. Barthelmes. Coffee and punch was served by Myrna Lewellyn, Nancy and James Barthelmes. Following the bountiful dinner the group adjourned to the Ebell Club house where Louis Hoskins, the local postmaster, introduced special guests of the evening, including Inspector and Mrs. William W. Proksch, and Inspector Dow of Santa Ana, Postmaster and Mrs. Mark Geeting of Placentia and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spielman, former postal employee just recently returned from Alaska and service in the Air Force. Introduction of Guests Glenn M. Jennings, rural carrier introduced the visiting members of the patrons of the Anaheim Post Office. Arthur L. Finnegan presented to Kenneth P. Snyder, retiring superintendent of malls, a fishing outfit for his future enjoyment. Snyder has just completed 30 years service. Girls League Conclave To Convene at Garden Grove Oct. 7 Orange County Girls' League Convention will be held on the Garden Grove High school campus Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 8:30 to 8:30 p.m. Garden Grove league will be the hostess group. Twelve county high schools will send representatives to the convention which will feature the theme "Growth." The Garden Grove Girls' League board is handling all details of the planning headed by Jeannine DeWitt, decorations, Shirley Rogers and Jockie Brady, menu, and Betty Kitada, correspondence. Barbara Klink, president of that unit is in charge of general arrangements and while Sherry Dunlivin will handle registration and will goers are in for a real treat Monday night, Oct. 5, 7:30 p.m. "Switzerland", land of peace, will be shown via beautifully colored film under the direction of Karl Robinson in the Anaheim Union High school auditorium. What a contrast to the rest of continental Europe. Most news today is of Europe's turbulence, its unsigned treaties, its economic confusion. Yet in the center of all this lies Switzerland, an orderly, progressive democracy and one of the most picturesque countries on earth. Switzerland gives us the strongest promise we have today that the house of Europe can one day be put in order. About the People The "Switzerland" journey will acquaint you with diverse Swiss peoples and their country. The film is extended to the three major language areas. The vast majority of Swiss people live in small beautifully picturesque communities anchored to mountainsides or nestled in intervening valleys "Switzerland" journey devotes most of its time to these people and their lives. There is brief coverage of such metropolitan areas as Zurich Geneva, and Basel; but you will pause longest in the high alpine country during your film journey. Harbor News Perchance the harbor at Basel on the Rhine river will surprise you for Switzerland moves much of the foreign commerce by boat. Like wise you may be intrigued by the Festival of Flowers at Geneva. The sequence on Appenzell will give you the feeling of truly visiting Switzerland; like the Swiss-America can who said Karl Robinson ter the premiere of this film, "is just like a trip home!" Following the Doe group adjourned to the Ebell Club house where Louis H. Hoskins, the loci postmaster, introduced special guests of the evening, including Inspector and Mrs. William W. Proksch, and Inspector Dow of Santa Ana; Postmaster and Mrs. Mark Geeting of Placentia and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spielman, former postal employee just recently returned from Alaska and service in the Air Force. Introduction of Guests Glenn M. Jennings, rural carrier introduced the visiting members of the Orange County Rural Carriers association, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goaskill, president of the Rural Carriers Conference of the ten western states from Calipatria, Calif. Clair H. Liebhart, senior employee in years of service of the Anaheim Post office, introduced the retired members of the Anaheim department who had joined with the group to make the party a success. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott, Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Odra L. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pendleton, Mrs. Alma Baxter and son, Eric, and the Lille and Viola Johnson, daughters of a former retired rural carrier, Charles Johnson, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schermerhorn of Montebelly; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baum of Santa Monica; George Cupp of Huntington Beach. On the Program The program for the evening came from the ranks of the Post Office employees. Five year old Miss Loralyn McFie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall N. McFie, sang "Little Doggie in the Window". Miss Nancy Barthelmes entertained with several accordion selections including "Under the Double Eagle" and "Roll Out the Barrel". She dedicated "Anchors Away" to Kenneth Snyder, as a former navy man and "Cruising Down the River" to Bill Lewellyn. Miss Paula Lande, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lande, sang "Summertime" and a selection from "La Boheme". Miss Lande and Miss McFie were accompanied on the piano by Marshall N. McFie. A national award winner film "Pigeonholes and Progress" was it was a film depicting the travels of a letter from the sender, through the channels of the post office, to the received. It was very instructive and brought to light many of the steps through which our ordinary mail is handled. Gifts to Employees Harvey Kirk, on behalf of the Anaheim postal employees, presented luggage to William J. (Bill) Lewellyn, who is retiring after 42 years of faithful and unselfish service to Home Craft’s Exclusive Fireside Corner Perchance the harbor at Basel on the Rhine river will surprise you for Switzerland moves much of the foreign commerce by boat. Likewise you may be intrigued by the Festival of Flowers at Geneva. The sequence on Appenzeller will give you the feeling of truly visiting Switzerland; like the Swiss-America can who said to Karl Robinson that the premiere of this film, “is just like a trip home!” “Monday night is your chance to renew your acquaintance with Switzerland, or go there for the first time. You’ll enjoy it either way. This film journey, as are all Puma, is open to the public without charge,” says Paul Demaree, principal at UAHs. Parents, PTA Guests ‘Brunch’ at Thomas Jefferson School Thomas Jefferson School Parent-Teacher Association executive board was host to parents of school at a mid-morning “Brunch” Tuesday in the school cafetier. Preceding the serving of coffee and cake, a short informal meeting was held with Mrs. Clay Dunton, president, presiding. Announcement of the PTA membership campaign, to start next Monday, Oct. 5 was made. Ms. Don Burton, ways and means chairman, told of plans for annual PTA carnival schedule for Thursday, Oct. 15 at the school John Strong’s famous and pertaining One-Ring Circus, a pular attraction at PTA carnival throughout southern California will again be present, and most exciting and entertaining books are also planned, as well as movies to be shown in the school atrium. Paul Cook, Anaheim C Schools superintendent, was induced by Mrs. Dunton and spared briefly of the importance of current Anaheim Community Chest campaign. Many parents new to Jefferies School this year were welcoming guests and joined in the pleasant coffee hour which followed the meeting. 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Subject points were local club action and function, participation and efficiency and achievement. Miss Holinger was presented by Dorothy Dickenson, club program chairman with the table centerpieces promoting the theme of the evening. Guests from Santa Ana included Coro Prather, organizer of the Ansheim club; Dewey Kennedy, Corinne Barker, Ruby Klinger and Helen Gallagher. Guest from Ansheim was Eleanor Bradley. In closing the meeting, Helen Mitchell, president urged immediate registration at the Ninth District conference slated for October 9, 10 and 11. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Local Students Get Roles in FJC Play Casting of "Harvey," Pulitzer Prize play about Elwood P. Dowd and his unseen rabbit pal, had been completed, announces Alex Omalevli drama director at Fullerton Junior college. The play will go on the boards Oct. 19. 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