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CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, October 23,1986 Where Else but Kings? \ Page 32 CRANFORD CHRONICLE Thursday, October 23,1986 Where else but Kings? SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH Vol. 93 No. 44 Published Every Thursday Thursday, October 30, 1986 USPS 136 800 Second Class Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 30 CENTS the Campbell Kids. In brief CHS concert Corner and the Swanson Plump & Juicy Chickens in our^reezer Corner. If you grew up in the 1930's as we did, the kids who appeared in the The Cranford High School Campbell's Soup Company advertising illustrations were'a familiar sight. Speaking of things to celebrate, our Deli Corner offers you seven imported music department is presenting With that memory in mind,-we take-pleasure in inviting you to enjoy a storeful Octoberfest Cheeses, our Dairy Deli Derby specials offer you everything from its first concert of the year | of surprises and specials this week. Juices and Yogurts to Dips and Cookies, and our store decorations include a tonight in the high school huge array of Halloween pumpkins designed by local school children. auditorium. It will feature the' •? The Campbell kids will visit our stores in person. Nostalgic Campbell's choir, boys' glee club, girls' posters will adorn our aisles. Contemporary Campbell's recipes will be yours to Last but not least, be sure to enter our Campbell Kids Contest. chorus, Cougar band, jazz band' take home. And everything from our shopping bags to our jacket buttons will tell Our prizes include a set of plates, a set of mugs and a set of potholders, each and the madrigal singers. The I with illustrations of the Campbell kids. And each of our stores will have three program will begin at 8 p.m. and | you that Campbell's and Kings have gone together for 50 years. admission is free. Our Campbell's golden anniversary specials go from Campbell's Creamy Soups winners when we hold our drawings on Friday, November first. to famous Campbell's brands such as Pepperidge Farm, Franco-American, Prego So bring the wHole family to Kings this week for a special celebration with and V-8. In addition, our Campbell's specials include the Natural Fresh thanks to Campbell's and With love from Kings [Mrs. Hansel dies' Mushrooms in our Farmer's Corner, the Silver Salmon Fillets in our Seafood Kathryn Dehman Hansel, a [descendant of the first perma- inent settler in Cranford, John The Grocer's Corner The Farmer's Corner The Deli Corner The Seafood Corner The Dairy Corner 'Denman Jr., died Saturday. She tpurchased the land where the \bplait Custard Style | homestead had stood for 228 Campbell's Campbell's Natural Kings Homemade — Domsea by Campbell's \bgurt .6 oz. 3/»1.19 'years and stipulated what Fresh Earm Raised Colombo \bgurt | development might occur there. Sampling the ghouls: Jason Alvator jumps out of coffin to Fruited $'169 e Juiceworks Fresh -~ All Varieties 8 oz. 59 | She also led many civic and scare Jenny Phalen and Nicole Giacone at the show at the pt. 9.35 pz. pkg. Silver Salmon La %gurt Plain \bgurt _ qt. »1,29 'charitable organizations here. Community Center whfch continues today and tomorrow. 99 Baked Ham / ib. JL I Her obituary is on Page 26.-. 3-Pack, Grape, Cherry or Orange Mushrooms $129 2 The contenders: candidates for Township Aschenbach and Carolyn VolJero are at left, Photo.by Robin Salant; Schaller & Weber Fillet ib Friendship Sour Cream _pt. *1.09 , 12 oz, pkg. X Axelrod Cottage Cheese Committee faced a hundred people at the Republicans Charlie Kiamle and Doug Nord- Vlasic Polish Pickle Black Forest Ham h lb. M.19 1 " ' , 3 • League of Women Voters forum last week and strom are at right. Moderator is Phyllis Buck. $ All Varieties 8 oz. 59* Spears pt. 8 oz. jar 1.29 Schaller & Wfeber New. deadlines will face the voters Tuesday. Democrats Dan Photo by Greg Price. Story oh Page 2. Grown in Antish Country Fresh Pasteurized A change in press time means Here's a guide to Recipe Dinner Round 10 1b. pkg. HJ69 Especially for Kings Westphalian Ham '/2 lb. *5.19 Campbell Creamy Soups Farmstead Salt or Sweet ' deadlines at The Chronicle will be Hard Shell Whole Schaller & Wfeber Backfill | earlier starting next week. Page Asparagus, Broccoli, Potato Borkwlirst Crabmeat each Whipped- _n __„ [__ __ or Spinach 10.75 oz. can 79* Winter Schaller & Wfeber Gold Medal : voters Halloween rituals Liverwurst Vi lb. U.99 (8 oz. tin) Butter ib. ACRESOFGHOULS that is monitored by the Campbell's Chunky Squash ib Schooltime The premiere show in town authorities. 29 Hot from the Spit! Barbecued King Crab Meat Axelrod Whipped Cream $ runs at the Community Center to- Green, Golden-arp,WhJte Acorn Cornish Game Hens lb. 2.89 (Previously Frnreri)—;=- lb. $9.99 The special "Schooltime" sec- RAINED OUT p lb. 9 oz. can Ibpping _7 oz. *1.29 day and tomorrow from 6:30 to 89 Butternut, Greener Ited Turban, Louis Rich: Boiled Spiced-Jumbo Hardshell tion is on Page 12 of this edition. pick the winners Tuesday The Jaycee parade was rained Chicken Rice, Olde Fashioned 9:30 p.m. It combines the best of out. Try it next y&ap-- Buttercup, Delicious, Blue Hubbard, Solid White Meat Caterer's Crabs (4-5 per pound, Land O Lakes strom took exception to Capece's GARWOOD the fabled Haunted House from Chicken or Chicken Vegetable $ $ The countdown is on for Tuesday's Face Pumpkin, Marrow, Banana, Turkey Breast V2 lb. 2.89 Previously Frozen lb. 2.99 general election. Cranford will views. Page 15. Veteran political leaders Dominic Orange Ave. and Creepy Acres GARWOOD PARADE Campbell Onion Soup Mix Gooseneck, Spaghetti, Pattypan or Smoked Turkey Breast Vi lb. $3.59 Philadelphia Style Crab Cutlets American Garwood choose two members'of the Township Carrea and Georgiana Gu rrieri are from Walnut Ave. The annual Lions Club Hallo- C $ 79 Repairs to the fire house CONSERVATION CENTER vying for mayor and two council 2-Pack _____2.62 oz. pkg. 79 Cheese Pumpkin Salt FVee Turkey Breast >h lb. 3.69 (3 oz. each, Previously 12 oz. Committee. Garwood will pick a Local Republicans "set the record ween parade gets underway at 7 FVanco-American Singles driveway will be more extensive mayor and two council members. seats will be decided. Campaign PAINTED WINDOWS p.m. tomorrow at Center Street Frozen) lb. *3.99 1 straight" on the Conservation statements are on Page 18. Windows will be decorated by Spaghetti 14.75 oz. can 2/79c The Cheese Corner Dorman Natural Muenster and cost more than first Kenilworth will elect three council Center. They say it won't be moved. and Willow Avenue. Children will Fresh Long Island Fresh Sau Sea Shrimp $ scores of youngsters today and C Cheese Slices 6 oz. 1.39 I estimated...The candidates for members. There is a congressional They also called the election "a clear KENILWORTH proceed to Lincoln School where Cocktail ^_ oz. jar 99 Borough Council and mayor air contest and several county races. Friday. The sponsoring Chamber prizes will be awarded. In the Recipe Brussel Imported from West Germany: 1 cut choice between our opponents' Three seats are up on the Borough Fresh Cape May their views. Pages 18 and 19. Following is an index to the action: „. Council Tuesday. The views of the of Commerce invites citizens to case of rain, children will report German Brie Deluxe lb, M.99 $ Cracker Barrel Sharp negative, ill-conceived proposals and see the artwork. $ Sprouts 10 oz. cup Fluke Fillet _____ lb. 6.99 CRANFORD ISSUES our record of proven results." candidates are on Pages 16 and 17. directly to the school. A 9 p.m . Dog Food 89 German Brie with Garlic Freshly Prepared Salmon Bisque curfew will be imposed and Garbage collection, the planning Statements on Page 14. All 'Varieties 14.5 oz. can and Herbs Ih Cheddar $119 CAMPAIGN FINANCES SCHOOLPARADE children under the age of 16 are 3/ l Loaded with chunks of boneless Turkey time and zoning process and municipal Democrat Dan Aschenbach said "New" Pepperidge Farm Dijon Imported from Chile Cambozola Blue Cheese lb. *7.29 $ 10 oz. ^ fifty eight turkeys will be Walnut Avenue School will expected off the streets by that Atlantic Salmon _____Jb. 3J49 Sticks finance were among topics discussed his criticism of GOP treasurer Bob have its annual Halloween time. Hearty Sliced Rye Bread Ib. loaf 99* Long Green German Brie • i given away by merchants par- by Cranford candidates at the $ Fleischmann's Soft Margarine McArthur was not personal but that parade Friday, weather permit- with Mushrooms lb. 6.59 ticipating in a promotion. Details League of Women Voters forum last •BAT BALL* "/VeH> "Pepperidge Farm Raisin The Butcher's Corner Unsalted or Regular (rwo-8 oz. cups) his ''dual role" as Planning Board ting. Parents and friends are in- Asparagus $259 German_BrJe I on Page 6. kA secretary is wrong. He also criticized - The Cranford-Booster Club is p B%i lh. Ioaf"*t39~ $ PTHl tM vited to view the parade which - with Pepper Ib. 649 r>r • • •• • GARBAGEPICKUP GOP campaign contribution reports. begins at 1:45 p.m. at the rear of sponsoring a Bat Ball Halloween Pepperidge Farm Brownie Chocolate Crisp-Juicy Japanese 20th Century New England Country Dairy: costume dance for adults tomor- C German Swiss Cheese lb. *3.99 looping coug] Local politicians differ over Republicans. Doug Nordstrom and the school. Golden Pears lb. *2.99 $ American Grown USDA Choice row at the Knights of Columbus Nut Cookies 5.5 oz. bag 99 Buttercheese lb. 3.59 Low Salt Sharp Cheddar 8 oz.
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