anaheim-gazette 1959-07-23

B6 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, July 24, 1950 Average State Fair Visitor Stays Two Days When you visit the California State Fair and Exposition this year, September 2 through 13, how long will you stay and how much will you see? The statisticians have the answer for you, based on a study of visitors during the past four years. The average State Fairgoer, their computations show, will spend between five and six hours a day, each day of his visit. He will (if he's average") return for more than one day. He will first visit the huge Counties Building, home of the elaborate exhibits depicting California counties and will then go to the Hall of Flowers, a perennial habitat of woman Fair visitors. If the average Fairgoer lives in the Sacramento area he will visit the Fair for three days. The average for visitors from out side the Sacramento area is 1.6 days. Mr. and Mrs. Average will eat at least one hot dog or hamburger each and consume at least one soft drink. If there are 10 persons in the party, nine of them will drink a soft drink and one of them a cold beer. They will spend an average of $1 at concessions. in the Sacramento area he will visit the Fair for three days. The average for visitors from out side the Sacramento area is 1.6 days. Mr. and Mrs. Average will eat at least one hot dog or hamburger each and consume at least one soft drink. If there are 10 persons in the party, nine of them will drink a soft drink and one of them a cold beer. They will spend an average of $1 at concessions. Santa Ana to Host Classified Event For Schools Here Santa Ana city schools will host Orange County's third annual Classified Workshop at the new Valley High School next year, it was disclosed at a meeting held at Centralia School district's administrative center recently. Their new auditorium will seat approximately 1500, it was reported. Ray Bishop, Howard Lutz and Burrell A. Wilson, spokesman for Santa Ana city schools, said the general chairman and exact date of the workshop would be announced later. Others at the meeting presided over by Palmer G. Campen, general chairman from Centralia district, were Charles Clifner and Louie La Vine, Westminster; Mrs. Ruth Millikin, Costa Mesa; Mrs. Mary Rodieck, Orange Unified; Mrs. Jeane Thorman, Tustin; Ralph Eby and Bill Arnold, Anaheim city and Herbert Bass, Mmes. Martin Garrett and Shirley Weaver and Miss Beth Kroesen, Centralia district. Juveniles Cause Damage to Home It doesn't take much to undo the hard day's work of a housewife. Just ask Dora E. Ellis of 900 S. Los Angeles St. She reported to police that someone broke into her home and scattered boxes of clothing, slashed floor carpeting, broke two windows, ripped working of toilet to pieces and smashed the back of the TV set. It doesn't take much to undo the hard day's work of a housewife. Just ask Dora E. Ellis of 900 S. Los Angeles St. She reported to police that someone broke into her home and scattered boxes of clothing, slashed floor carpeting, broke two windows, ripped working of toilet to pieces and smashed the back of the TV set. Police are looking for juveniles held responsible for the malicious mischief. Sugar Company Plans Expansion Representatives of the Anaheim Sugar Company (Peck Interests) met with Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce officials to discuss an overall plan to create 1200 acres north of Smeltzer Avenue extending to the northerly city limits of Huntington Beach and bounded by Bolsa Chica Avenue, for an ultra modern, planned specialized industrial development. The company presented their plans for a new zoning to create a planned industrial area, a commercial area and a housing development on said acreage owned by the Anaheim Sugar Company. Resident Receives Honors at College James E. Mauch, 514 S. Citron, was among the 3,000 graduates receiving academic degrees at 308th commencement of Harvard University held recently. BIG CHIEF CASEY - MEDICINE MAN BECOMES WE'RE SLUGGIN' TO BEAT ALL SALES WE'RE "TEAMED UP" TO GIVE YOU MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY and MORE MONEY FOR YOUR CAR IN TRADE GENEROUS OFFER OF MORE TUAL BOOK PRICE R TRADE IN GOOD RESALE CONDITION DEL OF THE NEW BASES A YOU QUALIFY FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTHI TUAL BOOK PRICE R TRADE IN GOOD RESALE CONDITION DEL OF THE NEW PONTIAC ... the only car with the new — WIDE TRACK COMFORT CAR WILL MORE THAN DOWN PAYMENT or as low as AS LONG AS DOWN DOWN TH on BALANCE proved credit ade in England Gallon TS LES PER GAL. QUALIFY FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTHING DOW ON APPROVED CREE WITH YOUR CHOICE OF FINANCING G.M.A.C. Security First Natl. Bank or California Bank Look at these typical examples of high allk given on new 1959 Pontiac WE ALLOWED as hig $3900 on a '58 Thunderbird Sedan, $1500 on a '56 Chevrolet 4 door $2300 on a '57 Pontiac Star Chief $1650 on a '55 Olds 88 Super Hardto IF YOUR CAR IS IN REASONABLY CONDITION YOU CAN EXPECT THE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE at ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING PONTIAC DOWN IN ANAHEIM at ORANGE COUNTY’S LEADING PONTIAC D IN ANAHEIM 336 S.LOS ANGELES PHONE KE 3-3121 VERY DAY — 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. A GOOD DEAL & A GOOD DEAL M TODAY FOR THE BEST D MAN BECKHAM -- SAY UM LL SALES RECORDS and the ES ARE LOADED with the SENSATIONAL OFFERS! LOOK AT THIS LINE-UP OF USED CAR TRADE-INS WAITING IN THE DUGOUT FOR ANOTHER CHANCE TO RUN! 1958 Plymouth $1795 Silver Streak, 2-dr. - Economy Plus 1957 Pontiac $1895 Star Chief, Cata Sedan, Popular Style 1957 Chevrolet $1795 Bel Air, 4-dr. 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Sedan—Today's Special. 1955 Oldsmobile 98 $1295 Hard Top — Air Conditioned 1955 Nash Rambler $1395 Sta. Wag. — Economy Plus 1954 Pontiac $795 Star Chief Cata—All Leather Interior 1954 Chevrolet $695 Bel Air Cpe — Excellent Condition 1954 Buick $895 Spec. Riv. Cpe — New Overhaul 1954 Ford Pickup $595 ¼ Ton — New Paint and Tires IN REASONABLY GOOD RESALE CAN EXPECT THE SAME HIGH DE-IN ALLOWANCE! PONTIAC DEALER EIM AT GELES ST. 3121 Pontiac to 5:30 P.M. REAL MORE' BEST DEAL' IN TOWN 1955 Nash Rambler $1395 Sta. Wag. — Economy Plus 1954 Pontiac $795 Star Chief Cata—All Leather Interior 1954 Chevrolet $695 Rel Air Cpe — Excellent Condition 1954 Buick $895 Spec. Riv. Cpe — New Overhaul 1954 Ford Pickup $595 ¼ Ton — New Paint and Tires 1953 Pontiac $495 Deluxe 2-dr. — Very Clean 1953 Chevrolet $495 2-Dr. Coupe — Standard Trans. 1953 Buick $495 4 Door Sedan — Full Power 1953 Ford $395 4 Door Sedan—Standard Trans. 1952 Pontiac $295 2 Door Coupe—A Real Beauty 1951 Chevrolet $295 Club Cpe — Good Work Car 1950 Ford 2 Door $ 95 Dependable Transportation Car NOTHING DOWN ON APPROVED CREDIT TAKES ANY OF THEM! NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED CHOICE OF FINANCING! GMAC - Sec. First Natl. or Calif. Bank