816-Lancasttr Fanning, Saturday, April 6, 1991
Wissler Farm
(Continued from Pago B 14)
The chef at the Wissler home is
Alverna Martin, a sister to Mildred
and a cook at the Nav Jiwan Tea
Room in Ephrata, which is part of
the Mennonite Central Commit
tee’s Self Help Crafts of the World
building located along Route 272
in Ephrata.
Each home on the tour will be
decorated by a florist or by green
house designers. Recipes and
crafts will be sold at the Ephrata
Church of the Brethren, 201 Cres
cent Avenue, where tickets will be
sold for $7 on the day of the tour.
Tickets cost $6 if ordered in
advance. Send a self-addressed
stamped envelope with a check
payable to Woman’s Club of
Ephrata; Mrs. Evelyn Wolf, 94
Second Avenue, Ephrata, PA
17522 or call (717) 733-6835.
Homes on the tour include the
following;
A stately 3-story colonial white
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HOURS: Daily 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Fri. 'til 8 P.M.
Wayne’s Dry Goods
271 W. Main St.
Kutztown, Pa.
Phone (215) 683-7686
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brick house owned by Mrs. Ernest
Stewart at 2525 Pine Street,
Denver.
A 3-story brick and stone home
with colored stained glass win
dows in the widow’s peak. The
home at 441 Walnut Street, Denver
is owned by Mrs. Florence Shupp.
A Cape Cod with a sunroom and
antiques at 272 Blackberry Drive,
Countryside Estates in Ephrata.
A contemporary home with a
Southwestern flavor is owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Loose, 312
Crescent Avenue, Ephrata.
A brick 2-story colonial home
owned by Mr.- and Mrs. Jay Bal
mer, 1033 Marie Avenue, Ephrata.
A two-story colonial home with
a winding stairway owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Orfanella at 906
Dawn Avenue, Ephrata.
A home that combines country
and town living at its best owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Martin, 150
Washington Avenue, Ephrata.
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One of the five guest bedrooms Is the Princess Room, which is lavished with lace, a
queen-sized canopy bed, Victorian marble top dresser and washstand, and two Vic
torian chairs.
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seriously ill after swallowing
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reported in the FDA Consumer.
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products. A physician reporting in
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