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Eyesore' Angers Oranges 11 Oz , uecewutii 11, Where else but Kings? Thegrocemith theflair forbCijronicle SERVING CRANFORD, GARWOOD and KENILWORTH .Vol. 93 No. 51 Published Every Thursday Thursday, December 18, 1986 USPS 136 800 Second Class Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 30 CENTS for holiday gifts. Itzel helps save two lives by - When it comes to holiday gifts of uncommon taste; just come to the Grocer's North Atlantic Yellowfin Tuna Steak to South Pacific Black Tiger Shrimp. In brief Corner at your nearest Kings. As for appetizers and desserts, the cheeses in our Deli Corner include Gouda Our imported holiday gifts in attractive tins go from Lindt Truffles and from Holland, Le Roule from France and Saga Blue from Denmark. Free parking Downey Cakes to Bahlsen Cookies and Chocolate Corks. And our Santa's And for foreign flavors in fruits and vegetables, you can count on our Farmer s CPR over two day period Shoppers may park free at Helpers are all dressed up and ready,to help you make your selections and wrap Corner for Endives from Belgium, Clementines from Spain, Mayan Melons from street meter slots until Guatemala, Sharon Fruit from Israel, Strawberries from New Zealand and more. John Itzel helped save the lives of heart beat while Koury (reed his air- Stanier pulled the victim out of a your gifts for you to take home. Christmas, announced Robert A. two older citizens here, one on Friday waves and pumped oxygen into his bathtub and the officers took turns As for our pre-holiday food specials, they come from one country after To return to our Grocer's Corner, now is the time to enter our Coke and Kings Guertin, police chief. Page 2. and one on Sunday. He modestly at- lungs. They applied CPR until the applying CPR until the METS ap- another, starting with the U.S.A. 50th Anniversary Drawing, because four Kings shoppers will win a nostalgic tests both resuscitations to a "team First Aid Squad and METS personnel plied intravenous fluids to speed the Our Butcher's Corner specials include tender USDA Choice Filet Mignons and Coke Mini Refrigerator on wheels Wednesday, December 17th. And one of our State scholars effort" by police officers. took over. Nelson regained con- revival. He was taken to Elizabeth four lucky shoppers could be you. .J With the number of medical calls sciousness and was taken to Union General Medical Center. Boneless Veal Shoulder Roasts as well as Perdue Fresh Cornish Hens and Kings Eleven seniors at Cranford mounting in Cranford--there have Hospital -w-hpse medical staff Both patients were reported in fair Country Farm Fresh Young Chicken Legs. So come to Kings this week for everything from a world of holiday gifts to a High School have been named been 800 responses this year- credited the fast action of the two of£_ condition Wednesday at their respec- Speaking of fresh ideas for entrees, our Seafood Corner selections go from chance to win a prize. Garden State Distinguished policemen are undergoing more ficers. tive hospitals. Scholars and are eligible for training from and with First Aid Two days later Itzel and fellow $1,000 annual scholarships. Page Squad members in the art of cardio- patrolmen Ron Colaneri and Jack Asked about the achievements, the The Butcher's Corner The Farmer's Corner The Deli Corner The Seafood Corner pulmonary resuscitation. Stanier went to the aid of Malcolm normally effervescent Itzel was un- The Grocer's Corner _ Perhaps more than most, Itzel Jack, a 75-year-old from 5 Ramapo characteristically subdued. He call- Fresh Packed at Sea takes personal as well as profes- Rd. who developed a bleeding pro- ed the saves "a nice Christmas pre- White Rose: Jet Fresh Red Ripe New Zealand sional pride and satisfaction in help- blem from a recent operation, and sent to give somebody" and praised $ $ Kings Homemade USDA Choice Exclusively for Kings: Garwood Sandwich Bags pkg. of 150 3/ 1.99 USDA Choice Beef Strawberries _ 12 oz. cont. 2.99 $ ing bring people back from the brink lost consciousness and his pulse. his fellow officers. Bartlett Pears lb. can 3/$1.99 Oven Roasted Sea Scallops lb. 9.99 Santa Claus toured Garwood on of death. When the emergency calls Green Beans Filet Mignon ib _ Imported from Cod Steak '. Jb. *3.99 fire truck Sunday, stopping to reach the radio, Itzel's memory can $ Roast Beef K ib. Cut or French 15.5 oz! can 5/ 1.99 Whole Untrimmed, Custom Cut to chat with youngsters...Soccer flash back five and three years to Boy, 5 saved sister's life $ balls have been dislodging ceiling near tragedies at his own home. His Sauerkraut lb. can 5/ 1.99 your ^Specifications Sharon Fruit ib. Kings Homemade Fruited North Atlantic Fresh r tiles at the Lincoln School gym fellow officers used CPR to help save A five-year-old boy who watch- saw with his mother here. The USDA Choice Beef: Imported from, Guatamala Baked Ham H lb. *2.69 \fellowfin and the school board is looking his five-year-old daughter, whose ed a safety demonstration at the Red Cross honored him for his White Rose Filet Mignon $ Mayan Melons (Large 5 Size, - « wKings Homemade Fruited Baked 99 for a solution. Page 23. heart stopped in 1981, and they speed- Centennial indoor pool a year agp quick response. His mother, ib. *5.99 Tuna Steak ib. ed his ill son to a hospital in 1983. Apple .Whole Trimmed _ Avg. wgt. 5 lbs. each) - each *2.99 Turkey Breast ^==^ 5 used what he saw to save his Pamela, had kind words for the Filet Mignon Steal lb. *6.99 Sweet & Juicy aementines from Buy One Get One Free! South Pacific Farm Raised Itzel was on the giving instead of younger sister from drowning Arty manholes the receiving end Friday. He and Ptl. when she fell into a pool this year. the water safety program run by Juice Kings Milk Fed \feal Spain or Mandarines from Shra-Lins Pita Buns or Black Tiger Shrimp (36-40 ct., the Cranford utility, saying "it Shanks for Osso Buco _lb. $2.99 e Pita Bialys ________ 12 oz. $1.69 $ Under foot and under wheel, Joseph Koury sped to 219 Arbor St. Chad Stowe, who now lives in White Rose: California lb. 99 Previously Frozen) lb. 6.99 and found Alex Nelson, 68, without Upstate New York, said he saved our daughter's life." Story Skinned and Deveined Imported "Pick" Hungarian hundreds of distinctive manhole Fhcial Tissue Yjellow," '" Sun Giant California Fresh Pasteurized Backfin vital life signs. Itzel applied manual remembered the techniques he and photograph on Page 3 * Fresh Calves Liver lb. *3A9 $ Salami lb. SSA9 $ covers connect the town above Pink or White pkg. of 200 4/$1.99 Pitted Dates ___ 10 oz. cup 1.99 Crabmeat (8 oz. tin) _each 7.99 with the one below. Local chest compressions to revive his Imported from Italy Solid White Tuna Tender Fresh Green Beans lb. 89* Freshly Prepared: photographer Ann Lovell record- Kings Milk Fed Boneless \feal $ Prosciutto Cotto Ham Vi lb. *6A9 $ in oil or water 6.5 oz. can 2/$1.99 Imported Belgian Endive_lb. 1.99 Sole Florentine lb. 8.99 ed some of them on film. Page 25. Kings Homemade Oriental Mandarin lender Green Zucchini Squash lb. 89* $ Scungilli Salad Jb. *5.99 $ Shoulder $199 e Nfegetable Salad V4 lb. 249 Boarded up 'eyesore' angers Oranges 11 oz. can 4/ I.99 Plump Purple Eggplant lb. 59 Fresh Whole Kings Homemade Herring _ Stems & Pieces Roast ib. 3 California Red or Green Leaf Red Snapper _______lb. *7.99 Wins drawing $ Lettuce lb. 99* in Wine or Cream Sauce Fully Cooked Jumbo Hardshell Crabs Mushrooms 4 oz. can 4/ 1.99 Italian Style \feal Cutlets with Onions xh lb. $1.69 Edith Capece won the $1,000 Broth Chicken or Cut from the Leg lb. *7.89 Great in Salads (4-5 per pound) lb. *1.99 worth of gift certificates from Burnside Avenue neighbors Beef 13.75 oz. can 6/*1.99 Plum Tbmatoes_____ lb. 89* Cranford merchants in a drawing Soups On With: The Dairy Corner David Roach, health officer, said he $ "Mori-Nu" Firm or Soft Tbfu from among 3,000 entrants in last Smouldering public antipathy ficial, said that a municipality is em- Nabisco Cookies Beef Short Ribs lb. 1.79 dip the coupons below First snowman of the season was fashioned quickly on Beech $ No Preservatives—Guaranteed week's open house. That marked toward a boarded up apartment powered under the state Uniform has investigated every complaint. He and Fudge 11.5 oz. pkg. 1.29 Dak Herring _8 oz. H.69 $ St. in last week's storm. Creators of "Chris the Snowman" in- Construction Code to order a building found pigeons and ordered the owner Fresh 10.5 oz. 79* the debut of longer shopping building on Burnside Ave. surfaced Keebler Chips Deluxe or Soups On With Tropicana Orange and save 3.00 cluded fatty Hogan.Vicki Sarnoskl and Jennifer O'Donnell. anew with a petition to the Township owner to fix such a property or to abate their "harborages." Wojcik $ hours which will continue this Chips Deluxe with Peanut The Freezer Corner Pineapple Juice Vi gal. carton 1.99 weekend and to Christmas Eve. Photo by Robin Salant. Committee to demolish the building demolish it only if the damages complied by boarding up the Butter Chips _ 12 oz. pkg. HJ69 Beef Shin Minute Maid Apple Juice lh gal. *149 from 8 pm to closing.
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