anaheim-gazette 1959-05-21

WOW! "I got the BEST DEAL at Casey - Beckham BEST PRICES! "I do sell them BEST TRADE-IN! ... $30 FOR ANY CAR IN REASONABLY GOOD RESALE CONDITION BEST TERMS! "A NOT "They'll give you the SAME GOOD DEAL TOYOPET Crown BEST TERMS! NOTI "They'll give you the SAME GOOD DEAL TOYOPET Crown BRAND NEW 1959 MODELS UP TO 33 MILES PER GAL. BIG-POWERFUL-LUXURIOUS 1959 PONTIACS With New WIDE TRACK WHEELS for Added Comfort and Safety or one of these USED CAR TRADE-INS - '58 Pontiac Hardtop 4 dr. $2695 Full Power, WSW. '58 Pontiac Catalina . . . . 2195 SPORT COUPE, R&H, Hydra., WSW. '58 Pontiac 2 dr. Sedan . . . 1995 R&H, Hydra., WSW. '58 Thunderbird . . . . 3995 Full Power, Like New, WSW. '58 Vauxhall 4 dr. 1595 WSW. '58 Toyopet 4 dr. . . . . 1795 WSW. '57 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. . 1695 HARDTOP, R&H, Hydra., WSW. '57 Pontiac Spt. Cpe. H-T . 1695 R&H, HYDRA, WSW. '57 Ford Fairlane 4 dr. . . . 1695 R&H, Fordomatic, WSW. '57 Olds Holiday H-T Cpe. 1975 R&H, WSW., Power Steering. '57 Ford Victory R&H, Fordomatic, WSW. '57 Chevrolet Full power, '57 Olds 4 dr. Full power, WSW. '57 Plymouth H Full power, WSW. '56 Pontiac St. Full power, WSW. '56 Panhard 4R&H. '56 Pontiac 2-c R&H, Hydra. '56 Volvo . R&H. '56 Cadillac C Full power, Air Con '56 Plymouth V R&H, Auto Trans, Many, Many More to Choose From 57 Olds Holiday H-1 Cpe. 1975 R&H, WSW., Power Steering. Many, Many More to Choose From ...at Orange County' Casey Beckh OPEN EVERY DAY — 8 A.M. to 9 See Us Today FOR THE T DEAL IN TOWN kham Pontiac!" "I don't know how they can sell them SO LOW!!! but they do!" ... $300 MORE THAN ACTUAL BOOK PRICE FOR MY OLD CAR IN TRADE" "ABSOLUTELY NOTHING DOWN" ON APPROVED CREDIT GOOD DEAL on any of these 1959 VAUXHALL ABSOLUTELY NOTHING DOWN" ON APPROVED CREDIT GOOD DEAL on any of these 1959 VAUXHALL PONTIAC'S OWN ECONOMY CAR Mode in England by General Motors 30 to 35 Miles Per Gal. FUL-LUXURIOUS PONTIACS DE TRACK WHEELS Comfort and Safety CHOICE OF FINANCING G.M.A.C.—Security First National or California Bank TRADE-INS -- LARGEST SELECTION AT LOWEST PRICES" '57 Ford Victoria Spt. Cpe. 1575 R&H, Fordomatic, WSW. '57 Chevrolet Nomad . . . 2195 Full Power. '57 Olds 4 dr. H-T Holiday 2260 Full power, WSW. '57 Plymouth H-T Cpe. . . . 1895 Full power, WSW. '56 Pontiac St. Ch. Cat. Cpe. 1475 Full Power, WSW. '56 Panhard 4-dr. . . . 695 R&H. '56 Pontiac 2-dr. Sedan . . . 1295 R&H, Hydra. '56 Volvo . . . . . . . 1195 R&H. '56 Cadillac Coupe De Ville 2895 Full Power, Air Conditioned. '56 Plymouth Wagon . . . 1495 R&H, Auto Trans., WSW. '55 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan . . . 995 R&H, Hydra., WSW. '55 Chev. V-8 4-dr. Wagon . 1245 R&H, Powerglide, WSW. '55 Chevrolet 210 2 dr. . . . 1160 R&H, Auto, Trans. '55 Chev. Bel Air H-T Cpe 1595 Full Power. '55 Buick Riviera Cpe. . . . 1095 R&H, Dynaflow. '55 Olds Holiday Cpe. . . . 1295 R&H, Auto, Trans., WSW. '55 Olds. Sup. 88 4-dr. sed. 1195 Full Power, WSW. '55 Ford Fairlane 4 dr. . . . 1035 R&H, Fordomatic, WSW. '55 Plymouth 2-dr. Belvedere 895 R&H, Auto Trans., WSW. '53 Chrysler 4 dr. . . Special 395 R&H, Auto, Trans., Power Steering. Choose From — TRANSPORTATION CARS FROM $50 County's Leading Pontiac Dealer PHONE KE 3-3121 58 Plymouth Wagon . . . 1473 R&H, Auto Trans., WSW. 55 Chrysler Parts . . Special R&H, Auto. Trans., Power Steering. Choose From — TRANSPORTATION CARS FROM $50 County's Leading Pontiac Dealer PHONE KE 3-3121 IN ANAHEIM AT 336 S.LOS ANGELES ST. Bram Pontiac 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Y FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN "ALWAYS A GOOD DEAL and A GOO" Anaheim Gazette Wm. Poirier, "Y" General Manager, Gives Warnings to All Swimmers The YMCA has drawn on 75 years of experience to compile some valuable and professional tips on water safety, according to William C. Poirier, general secretary of the Anaheim Young Men's Christian Association and an accredited aquatic instructor. "Swimming is one of the oldest, most useful and beneficial sports. Nearly everyone, young, old, even the handicapped can enjoy it." Poirier said. "But five to seven thousand Americans drown each year because of simple carelessness that sometimes blinds swimmers to basic safety rules." Last year the YMCA's in the United States gave swimming instruction to 478,327 persons. The "Y" owns more than 630 swimming pools throughout the United States. The first and most important water safety rule, according to the "Y" is to learn to swim well. Many people who go in the water and even strange waters, ignore the need for skilled professional training. The poor swimmer is a mentals the only advice is to stay out of the water. A life guard should always be present. One should never swim alone. Warning signs should be looked for and obeyed. Many people have been injured by diving into shallow water and many others have been infected by polluted water because they ignored warning signs. It is dangerous to swim through seaweed. It could entangle you and sap your strength. Personal safety often depends on physical condition. Plunging back into cold water without resting after exertion, may cause blackout from a sudden rise in blood pressure. It may also cause painful, disabling cramps. "Recognizing one's physical limitations," Poirier explained, "and refusing lvitations to competitive swimming when you're not in shape is no disgrace. The water's depth and the current's strength cannot be measured from the surface but it is a good idea to know before going Last year the YMCA's in the United States gave swimming instruction to 478,327 persons. The "Y" owns more than 630 swimming pools throughout the United States. The first and most important water safety rule, according to the "Y", is to learn to swim well. Many people who go in the water and even strange waters, ignore the need for skilled professional training. The poor swimmer is a constant menace to himself and to others. Non-swimmers pose an even greater threat, according to YMCA water safety experts. Until they learn the basic fundafter exertion, may cause black-out from a sudden rise in blood pressure. It may also cause painful, disabling cramps. "Recognizing one's physical limitations," Polrier explained, "and refusing invitations to competetive swimming when you're not in shape is no disgrace." The water's depth and the current's strength cannot be measured from the surface but it is a good idea to know before going swimming. If you are trapped in a strong current, "Y" experts say, don't fight it. Swim across the current and gradually work your way in toward shore. ARMED FORCES DAY—1959. Power for Peace takes men of our Armed Forces everywhere. Here the U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker Northwind calls on all available power from her six engines to penetrate this pressure ridge. CALIFORNIA WORLD TRADE FAIR LISTS JAPAN AS BIGGEST EXHIBITOR OF 33 NATIONS TO DISPLAY PRODUCTS Japan's Consul General Yokio Hasumi and Daughter Ranko Hasumi examine early exhibit arrivals. Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.A.—California International Trade Fair & Industrial Exposition today listed 33 nations whose quality consumer goods will be displayed, with Japan as the largest single exhibitor. CALFAIR's Executive Committee Chairman Ned Lewis said the exposition to be held here from April 4-12 will be the first true world fair to be held West of Chicago. Site will be the Great Western Exhibit Center, Santa Ana Freeway, Atlantic turnoff. "It is the natural result of the fabulous growth of the Los Angeles-Long Beach retail market to $10 billion, the California market to $20 billion and that of the eleven Western States to $32 billion annually." "California soon is destined to be the Number One Market of the World and CALFAIR—California International Trade Fair & Industrial Exposition—will be the show window of this market to all nations. It will be the opportunity of all time for Californians and the world." Japan today reserved another 900 square feet of exhibit space, bringing its total to nearly 8,000 square feet and making it the largest single exhibitor. Quality consumer goods from home furnishings, clothing, fabrics, toys, jewelry, ceramics to optical goods, cameras and wonders of the electronic age will be on display for thousands of professional buyers from stores of the eleven Western States—and for viewing by the visiting public.