anaheim-gazette 1957-08-01

Fine Arts Show Readied for Fair The Fine Arts show of the 1957 Orange County Fair will be assembled Sunday, Aug. 4, when a jury of acceptance decides which of many entries merit hanging in the fair, Aug. 9 through 18 at Costa Mesa. Judges are Ethel Leine of Santa Ana, Grace Lodi of Fullerton and Darwin Duncan of Garden Grove. Premiums are offered in oil, water color and miscellaneous classes for amateur and professional artists. Anaheim artists participating are: Zina Hemphill, 9321 Ball Rd.; Mrs. Esther Zabel, 745 N. Clementine; Carol Burque, P.O. Box 536; and Octavia Payne, 519 E. Broadway. Toastmasters 1205 Debate Timely Subjects at Meeting The fur flew as Toastmasters Club No. 1205 of Fullerton debated controversial subjects during the table topics portion of their last dinner meeting. The proposition "There should be bigger and better beauty contests" brought calls ranging from compulsory participation to the exclamation they are too controversial to be properly judged. The subject, "Television is the greatest cultural achievement in the last 10 years", encouraged the proponents to envisage education for all in their homes. Those opposed were vehement in their opinion that people soak up... proposition "There should be bigger and better beauty contests" brought calls ranging from compulsory participation to the exclamation they are too controversial to be properly judged. The subject, "Television is the greatest cultural achievement in the last 10 years", encouraged the proponents to envisage education for all in their homes. Those opposed were vehement in their opinion that people soak up too much trivia to compensate for the "culture" that comes through. Gene Downard of Schlumberger Corp., spoke impromptu for seven minutes on "The eyes of the oil field" explaining the operations of different technical equipment used in determining the location and magnitude of oil deposits. Gene was followed by Jack Francis of Northrop Aircraft, speaking for five minutes on "Juvenile delinquency". The problem of delinquency was placed squarely in the hands of the parents because they have the moral responsibility to find a healthy outlet for exuberant youth. This effort won for Jack the much coveted trophy "Best Speech of the Evening". John Titus of Rheem Manufacturing Company, outlined the most accepted theory as to how the earth came into being and traced its evolution through geological time to its probable end under the subject "The Earth Is Born." John was named most improved speaker and acclaimed winner o: He table topics award. A thorough evaluation was made for the benefit of each speaker. General Evaluator Bob Gallagher ably led this portion of the program. Learning from evaluation is stressed as one of the important tools of Toastmastering for individual improvement is made only when efforts are properly directed. Anyone interested in Toastmasters please phone: Bob Gallager at KE 5-5039. Commenting upon the heavy silt that flows in its waters, old-timers used to say that the Colorado River is "too thick to drink and too thin to plow." PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY* (*In Stores Open Sunday) SALES TAX ADDED TO APPLICABLE ITEMS. FOLGER'S DEAL PACK Instant Coffee 6-OZ. JAR $1.09 CREAM IT WITH PREAM PACIFIC THIN FLAKE Saltine Crackers 1-LB. PKG. 23¢ GREEN, PEACH, WHITE, YELLOW Zee Napkins 80-CT. PKG. 10¢ COUPON IN EACH PKG. GOOD FOR 5¢ TOWARD PURCHASE OF ZEE TOWELS GET CLOTHES REALLY CLEAN Tide DEAL PACK KING SIZE PKG. 99¢ LB. PKG.,8 FOR 33¢ JERSEYMAID GOLD MEDAL CATERING ICE CREAM 2 PT. CTNS. 39¢ YOSEMITE TOMATOE 2 28-OZ. CANS 25¢ COMET Cleanser 2 14-OZ. CANS 25¢ 21½-OZ. CANS, 2 FOR 37¢ WAKES DISHES SPARKLE The important tools of Toastmastering for individual improvement is made only when efforts are properly directed. 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