anaheim-gazette 1950-10-12

RAINS CAME—And looking out for more are Penney's manager Oscar Solter, right, and assistant manager W. J. Paprocki, following costly deluge yesterday at the Center st. store. Bucket held by latter shields ladies' purses which were among articles damaged when water flooded stock room and basement store. (Gazette photo by Gregory) Slick Chicks Bow Tomorrow Evening Friday the 13th, supposedly is to be an unlucky day. But, don't let anybody fool you because Friday the 13th, five of the Slick Chick contestants will be selected to appear in the final of this year's "Miss Slick Chick" contest. Gordon Chamberlain, chairman of the Slick Chick contest, has arranged for three judges who will be in attendance at the foot- Gruner’s Bakery Opens Tomorrow Opening of Gruner’s bakery at 165 West Center street is set for tomorrow, according to announcement by Fred Gruner and Milo Montoya, proprietors of the new business establishment. Both men are experienced in the bakery business. Gruner has been a baker, both as an employee and proprietor, for the past 15 years. Originally from Chicago, he op- Tomorrow Evening Friday the 13th, supposedly is to be an unlucky day. But, don't let anybody fool you because Friday the 13th, five of the Slick Chick contestants will be selected to appear in the final of this year's "Miss Slick Chick" contest. Gordon Chamberlain, chairman of the Slick Chick contest, has arranged for three judges who will be in attendance at the football game in La Palma park Friday to help him select the finalists for the contest. The Slick Chicks will appear in the half-time, in a specially arranged program and be introduced one at a time to the public. Director of the Anaheim High school band, Mr. Bill Cook has arranged special music in a salute to the girls. The five girls selected will appear on "Magazine of the Week" on KTLA-TV Sunday, October 22 and votes will be cast by the television audience until Friday midnight October 27. Sunday, October 29, on the same program, the girl receiving the most votes will be crowned "Cover Girl of the Week" and receive all of her wonderful gifts along with the crown of "Miss Slick Chick of the 27th Annual Hallowe'en Festival." C. C. HARRY SEES NEW MERCURY IN PREVIEW C. C. Harry, local Mercury dealer, returned recently from San Francisco where he attended a preview dealer showing of the new line of 1951 Mercury and Lincoln cars. In a statement, the dealers attending the preview said "these new cars are by far the finest ever made by the Ford Motor co. Styling is super and mechanically they offer the best performance automotive engineers are able to build." CONTRACT AWARDED County supervisors have awarded the contract for installing an automatic sprinkling system in the main and psychopathic buildings at the county hospital to the California Viking Sprinkling Co., of Los Angeles, on a bid of $19,178 it was announced today. This firm was the only bidder. Opening of Gruner's bakery at 165 West Center street is set for tomorrow, according to announcement by Fred Gruner and Milo Montoya, proprietors of the new business establishment. Both men are experienced in the bakery business. Gruner has been a baker, both as an employee and proprietor, for the past 15 years. Originally from Chicago, he operated a bakery in Upland until recently, when he sold out in order to have a bakery in a larger community. He is a specialist in German and Czechoslovakian pastries. Montoya is from Ontario, where he was born and raised. He has been a baker for the past six years. He has been an instructor at Wilton's Decorating School in Los Angeles. The new bakery will have a full line of Danish and French pastries, German cheese cakes and pastries and will make a specialty of wedding and party cakes. The slogan of the owners is: "It's fresh, it's good, it's Gruner's." "We believe that there is an excellent future in Anaheim," the partners said today. "We feel that Anaheim is destined to continue to grow, and we want to become a part of this thriving community." Placentian Dies At Son’s Home Rebecca Elizabeth O'Neal, 87, a native of Illinois and a resident of Placentia for 22 years died Wednesday forenoon at the home or her son; Winton Nickles, 4771 Carolina st. after an extended illness. She leaves her husband, William G. O'Neal, five sons, Dave and Winton Nickles of Placentia; John and Bill Nickles of Arkansas; Charles Nickles of Oregon; three daughters; Mrs. Jane Maxey of Placentia; Mrs. Belle Glenn of Fullerton and Mrs. W. B. Hall of Anaheim. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. M. Terrell, pastor of the Nazarene church, will officiate with interment in Loma Vista Memorial Park. APPLE 'N' SPICE DONUTS! Advertised in Life Look — A new kind of donut for you! Made with tangy applesauce and a delightfully different blend of spices! Bite into these tempting, tender donuts and discover a wonderful new flavor. The whole family will like them. Get them now. 48¢ DOZ. A full line of Bakery Products for all occasions BREAKFAST Served from 6 a.m. You'll be delighted with cur coffee! LUNCH Served from 11 a.m. Try our Salads—Tuna, Lobster, Stuffed Tomato, Fresh Fruits, Etc. Hadley's Bakery and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM berton Schools La Habra Site case of a 38 acre site at er of Whittier Boulevard no in La Habra by the Fulunion High School and College District from W. tson and Maxine Batson completed today with the or escrow instruction, it was announced by Stanley Warburton, Superintendent. Action was taken by the Board of Trustees to secure a suitable site in advance of the rapidly expanding school population occasioned by an increased birth rate and migration into northern Orange county. Construction of a secondary school on the site is not contemplated for the immediate future, but purchase now assures a welleccated school to be constructed efficiently and operated ecocally when the limited Fullerton Union High School site can no longer accommodate students from all portions of the union district. Purchase price of $120,000 for the 38.49 acres included 38 shares of La Habra Water Company stock conservatively valu- $250.00 each, reducing the approximately $2900.00 per for property that includes able corner and considerable vard frontage. Owen Doughetry, halfbr captain, is the only player both offense and defense in State's two-plateon system TRY IT TODAYCOOK THE EASY WAY TOP FROST FROZEN FOODS 10 OUNCE PKG. TOP FROST BROCCO 12 OUNCE PKG. Make a Thrifty Peach Bavarian with Luscious Cling Peach Halves 23¢ per serving Ask For Free Recipe at Display Pet Canned Milk 25¢ AMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP 2 CANS 25¢ OLE SLICED PINEAPPLE NO.2 CAN 28¢ Honey Treat GRAHAMS POUND BOX 24¢ GOLD MEDAL MACARONI POUND PKG. 20£ OOD CLUB CANNED MILK 2 TALL CANS 23¢ Franco American SPAGHETTI NO.300 CANS 27¢ CHICKEN of SEA dietetic TUNA NO.½ CAN 33¢ PAM LUNCHEON MEAT 12 oz CAN 47¢ KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE TWO POUND BOX 87¢ Armour's Star DRIED BEEF 2½ oz CAN 34¢ Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce NO.300 CANS 31¢ Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING QUARTS 55¢ Cainty Mix FRUIT COCKTAIL NO.303 CAN 20¢ CCIDENT WHITE CAKE MIX 20 oz PKG. 27¢ TOP FROST BROCCO TOP FROST CUT CO TOP FROST Sliced cut 6 oz. CAN - CONCENT TOP FROST ORANGE "Costal" 4 oz. CAN - CONCENTRATE FROZEN LEAF JONATHAN ALL BUNCH U.S.No.1 IDA RED VELVET De ANJOU B YELLOW BA Armour's Star DRIED BEEF 2½ oz. CAN $34 Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 N9300 CANS $31 Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING QUARTS $55 Cainty Mix FRUIT COCKTAIL N9303 CAN $20 ACCIDENT WHITE CAKE MIX 20 oz. PKG. $27 Mel-O-Sweet CHOCOLATES Assorted POUND BOX $79 Val Sweet GRAPE NECTAR 46 oz. CAN $33 PRY SHORTENING 3 POUND CAN $87 R.ROSS HORSEMEAT TALL CANS $17 Home Made Style POTATO SALAD 25¢ POUND Bargain of a Lifetime! REGULAR 13.95 WEAR EVER ALUMINUM4QUART SIZE PRESSURE COOKER THING TO BUY NO STRINGS ATTACHED So Easy TO COOK WITH E. CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING SPACE "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta F ock conservatively valued at 50.00 each, reducing the price to approximately $2900.00 per acre. Property that includes a valuable corner and considerable boulevard frontage. Owen Doughetry, halfback and captain, is the only player used on offense and defense in Penn State's two-platoon system. PERUVIAN IMPORT SAN PEDRO (P) — The steamer Haullaga, first—large Peruvian merchant ship to arrive here many years, is discharging 15 tons of frozen Peruvian tuna for canneries in the harbor area, and several thousand tons of iron ore. Beans grow in almost all climates and soil types. Six Americans in every 10 live cities. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHKIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton 8715-R-3 or Gazette Box 151MC I LIKE IT BECAUSE IT'S ECONOMICAL, FLAVOREL, CONVENIENT AND TOPS IN QUALITY! NO WASTE! ROCCOLI 19.99 UNCE PKG. 19.99 NO WASTE! ROCCOLI 19¢ UT CORN 19¢ OUNCE PKG. Sliced CUT BEANS 19¢ 6 oz. CAN - CONCENTRATED - MAKES 24 oz. ORANGE JUICE 19¢ "4 oz. CAN - CONCENTRATED - MAKES QUART OZEN LEMONADE 17¢ 7.69 POW "Junion Size" FINE FOR LUNCH BOXES! NATHAN APPLES FROM WASHINGTON 5 28s 39¢ BUNCH VEGETABLES Fresh 3 28s 14¢ No.1 IDAHO RUSSETS ALL PURPOSE POTATO 10 28s 35¢ VELVET YAMS Delicious! 3 28s 25¢ JOU BARTLETT PEARS 2 28s 25¢ LOW BANANA SQUASH THICK MEATED 28. 3¢ RIB STEAKS ALPHA BETA GRADER 79¢ RIB ROASTS 6TH & 7TH DIRTS 69¢ LOW BANANA SQUASH THICK MEATED 20. 3¢ RIB STEAKS ALPHA BETA GRADER 79¢ RIB ROASTS 6TH & 7TH RIAS 69¢ ROASTS WHOLE PICNIC SHOULDER 39¢ STEAKS A THRIFTY ENERGY FOOD 49¢ SAUSAGE COUNTRY STYLE 49¢ BACON KINGARS CIRCLE K B GRADE 52¢ New York Sharp! CHEDDAR CHEESE 65¢/10$ OUR OWN MAKE Frozen TURKEY OR CHICKEN PIES Just Brown Caultry 25¢/7oz TIN BETA ING SPACE 317 N. SPADRA RD. - FULLERTON Alpha Beta Food Markets"