anaheim-gazette 1953-07-30

TV LANGSON'S SERVICE—SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St.—Phone 3303 GIVE YOUR TIRES A FACE LIFTING JOB ...for Better Mileage ...for Greater Safety ...and the Smoothest Ride you ever had! IF YOUR FRONT END IS ALIGNED AND YOUR WHEELS ARE BALANCED BUT YOUR CAR VIBRATES YOUR TIRES ARE OUT OF ROUND! We Are Now Equipped with the Most Up To Date Tire Truing Device on the Pacific Coast Which Makes Each Tire Absolutely 8 Anaheim Gazette MORE ABOUT... Community Fa (Continued From Page 1) their quotas of happily hot little children who are glorious messed up with combination candy, dirt or sand around mouths or their small bottom seems inevitable, like taxes. And, with these little tykes course, were their mothers fathers, harrassed and badly but happy that their offspring were having a good time. Their heart-warming to see lines wrinkles, products of every work and worry, erased for hours by the good lines of laughter and delighted smile. The results of a survey of merchants, manufacturers, hobbyists showed complete agreement that they were well-suited by their exhibits in the huge top. They spoke in glowing tones of the cleanliness of the test result of the carefully grooved turf of La Palma park. Their actions augur well for a better set of exhibits the fair comes to town again year. Perhaps the best part of whole affair is the fact that good proportion of the proceeds from the fair have been assented to the fund to construct an heim hospital. While the amy may not be great, it indicates civic mindedness and a spirit an the part of at least some of town's leading groups that hope for the future. We wish to be the first to come the Anaheim Community Fair back to town next year. YOUR TIRES ARE OUT OF ROUND! We Are Now Equipped with the Most Up To Date Tire Truing Device on the Pacific Coast Which Makes Each Tire Absolutely Round at a Very Low Cost Per Wheel Come in TODAY and Ask About It PRECISION WHEEL ALIGNMENT Roy Field ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING ALL WORK GUARANTEED — FREE ESTIMATING 538 S. LOS ANGELES ST. — PHONE ANAHEIM 7100 (Rear of Texaco Station) You're off to a NEW POWER ADVANCE whole long list of advanced features. But the translation of these is the real new GET behind this big, bold, beautiful front—in the driver's seat—and get set for a new kind of automotive pleasure. Get set for everything symbolized by the "V" of that ornament nestling in the nose of the hood. Get set for the thrill of bossing the new V8 engine that crowns fifty great Buick years with record-high power. This is an invitation to drive a 1953 Buick Roadmaster—where you command the power of the first Fireball V8 engine. It is the only American passenger-car V8 with vertical valves—for greater engine compactness, uniform oil distribution to valve stems, full turbulence in the fuel charge. It is the first such V8 to reach 8.5 to 1 compression ratio—the first to exhaust through a muffler of zero power loss—the first with a whole long list of advanced features. But the translation of these performance is the real news. You accelerate, cruise, climb effortless ease of almost instantly responsive. You barely hear the vel power flow—yet you're ha horsepower in all Buick And since you have the great engineering advan Dynaflow—you get brill with complete and utter all ranges. Want to try it? Want the greatest performi years and judge thing Drop in on us first we'll gladly arrange WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM STEFFY BUICK COMPANY 410 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FORE ABOUT... Community Fair (Continued from Page 1) Fair quotas of happily howling children who are gloriously raised up with combinations of body, dirt or sand around their teeth or their small bottoms. It is inevitable, like taxes. And, with these little tykes, of course, were their mothers and others, harrassed and bulggered, happy that their offspring are having a good time. It was art-warming to see lines and knickles, products of everyday trick and worry, erased for a few years by the good lines of heartyighter and delighted smiles. The results of a survey of local merchants, manufacturers and babyists showed complete agreement that they were well-served their exhibits in the huge big-eyed They spoke in glowing terms the cleanliness of the tent, a result of the carefully groomed lot of La Palma park. Their reasons augur well for a bigger better set of exhibits when fair comes to town again next. Perhaps the best part of the whole affair is the fact that a good proportion of the proceeds on the fair have been assigned the fund to construct an Anaheim hospital. While the amount may not be great, it indicates a keen mindedness and a spirit on the part of at least some of the men's leading groups that gives rise for the future. We wish to be the first to welcome the Anaheim Community back to town next year. Phil Renick is Named Fullerton Cadillac Dealer The appointment of Phil Renick as the Cadillac dealer at Fullerton was announced last week by Fred Murray, general manager of the Los Angeles branch for Cadillac Motor Car Division. The great increase of Cadillac owners in the Fullerton-North Orange county area, in keeping with the rapid growth of the area, has prompted the establishment of the first Cadillac dealership in Fullerton, Murray pointed out. Phil Renick Cadillac is located in Renick's present headquarters at 701 S. Spadra rd. The modern, up-to-date building is only three years old and comprises 20,000 square feet of Cadillac sales and service. Renick is well known to the Southland automotive field and has been an automobile dealer in Fullerton for the past year. He resides in Fullerton with his wife Betty, and son, Leonard. Bill Mueller, veteran Cadillac service manager, heads up the service department with C. G. Casper, parts manager; Czerny Peringer, used car manager, and C. L. Edmondson, office manager. LeRoy Ater Wins Photo Contest Leroy Ater of 10211 Harber Blvr., Anaheim, won first and third awards in photographic competition Thursday evening at the meeting of the black-and-white section of the Orange County Fotoguide. A wood carver was the subject of his first place winner. Second place and honorable mention went to Mrs. Julia Foss of Yorba Linda. William L. Dow presided at the session which was held at the Santa Ana Junior college. Judge for the meeting was Millidge Ray of Long Beach, salon exhibitor, past president of the Southern California Council of Camera clubs and a member of the Long Beach Camera Guide. The area of Formosa is slightly more than that of Massachusetts and Connecticut combined. GM Promotes Thomas Willett Thomas J. Willette of A has been promoted to proctegeer in the Engineering ment of the Buick-Olds Pontiac Assembly Division for Motors at South Garciaording to an announcement Henry L. Clark, manager. Mr. Willette has worked South Gate plant since 1954 and his wife Norma and her children live at 1500 E. Blind in Anaheim. Bus Schedule S A special bus will leave heim Bus Depot, 217 S. L. Angeles st., each day at 11:20 for the duration of the meet, Harold Holcomb age-nounced. The bus will return immediately after the last race. Fare round-trip, which includes mission to the track, is $5 per person. SCOUT SECRETARY VACATIONS Mrs. Lon Mahon, office secretary at the Anaheim Scout House, is enjoying a few days vacation... POWER ADVENTURE WORLD'S ONLY V8 VERTICAL VALVE ROYAL SATIN Shortening (1-lb. can 27c.) 3-lb. can 73¢ CRISCO Shortening (1-lb. can, 29c.) 3-lb. can 79¢ BABY FOOD Gerber Strained. Wide assortment. 3 cans 25¢ PANCAKE MIX Sperry Brand (3-lb. pkg. 42c.) 28 oz. pkg. 25¢ WESSON OIL For salads & cooking. quart bottle 63¢ CHEER SUDS 19-oz. pkg. 27¢ giant pkg. 67¢ Mr. and Mrs. check these CHUCK ROAST Shoulder of政't graded U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF. GROUND BEEF Made to a formula. Quality guaranteed. ing list of advanced engineering translation of these features into advance is the real news, the real thrill. accelerate, cruise, climb hills with the less ease of almost limitless power – fully responsive. barely hear the velvety purr of the flow—yet you're handling the highest power in all Buick history. since you have this with the other engineering advance—Twin-Turbine flow—you get brilliantly new getaway with complete and utter smoothness through ranges. Want to try it? Want to take the wheel of the greatest performing Buick in 50 great years and judge things for yourself? Drop in on us first chance you have, and we'll gladly arrange matters. ROADMASTER CUSTOM BUILT BY BUICK COMPANY PHONE 2297 MR. AND MRS. CHECK THESE CHUCK ROAST Shoulder of政't graded U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF. (ROUND BONE lb. 45¢) GROUND BEEF Made to a formula. Quality guaranteed. RABBITS Ideal frying size. CORNED BEEF Mild cure processed. Serve hot or cold. BEEF LIVER Rich in vitamins. Delicious with onions. Budget-Wise Buys! Soda Crackers 1-lb. pkg. 27c Busy Baker salted. Purex Dry Bleach 12-oz. pkg. 33c Purex. (6¼-oz. 19c.) Ajax Cleanser 2 14-oz. cone 25c "HOT AND COLD" SLICER 2 Knives in 11 only 50c (Regular $2.25 value) Get order blank with Duchess pt. 29¢ SALAD DRESSING qt. 49¢ SAFEW YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY, GM Promotes Thomas Willette Thomas J. Willette of Anaheim has been promoted to process engineer in the Engineering Department of the Buick-Oldsmobileontiac Assembly Division of General Motors at South Gate, according to an announcement by Henry L. Clark, manager. Mr. Willette has worked at the South Gate plant since 1949. He and his wife Norma and their two children live at 1500 E. Birch st., Anaheim. Bus Schedule Set A special bus will leave Anaheim Bus Depot, 217 S. Los Angeles st., each day at 11:20 a.m., or the duration of the racing event, Harold Holcomb agent, announced. The bus will return immediate after the last race. Fare for the round-trip, which includes admission to the track, is $5.23. BEST RESULTS with GAZETTE WANT-ADS NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Everything Electrical—Lowest Prices JOSEPH A. LIEB "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" 111 E. CHARTRES ST.—ANAHEIM—PHONE ANAHEIM 2164 PAINTIs Your Best Protection Against SUMMER SUN "Buy It Where It's Made" All kinds for all purposes — we mix for any need. LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone Anaheim 3312 shopping together at SAFEWAY ... team up for Values at Safeway's sparkling MR. and MRS. even! team up for Values at Safeway's sparkling MR. and MRS. event! Every day a host of couples browse happily through streamlined aisles of wonderfully good food displays. Like them . . . you'll find it's great to share the choosing of good meal "makings." Together you'll plan delicious menus the whole family will love. Together you'll find savings that keep budgets in line. MR., come along today with the MRS. to Safeway! We're staging an all-out Savings Salute to husbands and wives to prove it's fun to share the shopping in the cool, air-conditioned leisure of your Safeway Store. TILLAMOOK OREGON CHEESE Mild cheddar, for flavor in eating or cooking. lb. 63¢ CHUNK TUNA BREAST O' CHICKEN GREEN LABEL 6½-oz. For delicious salads, sandwiches; cooked tuna dinners. can 27¢ LUNCHEON MEAT Rath's Black Hawk. Refreshingly different hot or cold! 12-oz. can 39¢ MAYONNAISE Nu Made "flavor-whipped." Purity sealed jar. quart jar 49¢ APPLE BUTTER Catalina brand. Excellent spread for bread. 28-oz. jar 25¢ ICE CREAM Snow Star Ice Cream—Vanilla or Chocolate Party Pride Sherbet—assorted fruit flavors. 2 pint cartons 25¢ JANE ARDEN COOKIES Chocolate, Vanilla, or Assorted. Sandwich style. 9¼-oz. pkg. 29¢ DELICIOUS SUNDAES" see August issue of Family Circle Magazine now on sale 5¢ RASPBERRY JELLY ROLL SPECIAL 19¢ Curtsy Orange Rolls 29¢ WHEAT WAFERS Sunshine Toasted. 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ Check these Values Collage Cheese Blossom Plat 23¢ check these meat buys AST (ROUND BONE) SEVEN BONE CUT 39¢ lb. 45¢) EEF VISKING PACKED 39¢ lb. 57¢ FRESH LOCAL 49¢ lb. 45¢ EEF BONELESS BRISKET SLICED OR IN PIECE 45¢ SPECIAL 19¢ Curtsy Orange Rolls pkg. of 29¢ WHEAT WAFERS Sunshine 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ Toasted. Check these Values Cottage Cheese Blossom Time 23c Made by Lucerne. Cream. Farmer and Chive Farmer Reddi-Wip Dessert Topping 7-oz. sen 52c Froslee Dessert Mix 4-oz. pkg. 13c Lipton. Vanilla or Chocolate. Frozen Food Values Birds Eye Peas 12-oz. pkg. 17c Bel-air Peas 10-oz. pkg. 15c PIE APPLES NORTHERN GRAVENSTEIN New crop. Crisp, green. 3 lbs. 25¢ NECTARINES Le Grand. Juicy ripe, freshly picked. 23¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JULY 30, 31; AUG. 1, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limits reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM