WE EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1972 — —-— - " Sale Still In Progress ey we A “n 3 wn See SOME DISCONTINUED MODELS BICYCLES BUILT FOR TWO | Jane’s Prose Shop Odds & Ends Sale! SOME VERY FINE SET OF 4 BUCKETS $1.47 MERCHANDISE GASOLINE CANS 99. STILL AVAILABLE TRASH CANS $2.99 THERMOMETERS 77c Plus Many Many More lems | ane'sD Dress S hop 2 NEW BIKES USED BIKES | 23 coats 22ee .s alt ite : Throughout The Store : 63 SOUTH MAIN STREET MANHEIM : . PHONE 665-2310 i WE MAKE KEYS! eeeee——— — : : too late in the season will WwW y $ SWEIGART FIRESTONE if stand the coldest eater dur- SHOP THE CLASSIFI ED A 4 ; 1 ing int nths. a $ A D Ing the winter mo SEENSENEEEENEEAMESSNENSENENASSUNSNSNENSEANNEY : BANK MERICAR 329 WEST HIGH ST. MANHEIM | . ¥ > x ¢ ir ry a be B = H PHONE 665-2258 i REPLACE BLOWN n m " : ! FUSES CAREFULLY = Tremendous = Replace a blown fuse with 3 o ns one of ‘the same size, not a ® - ® pic larger size, say Extension ag- § Savings “ GIVE A HOOT, want to do something about ricultural engineers at Penn ® a DON'T POLLUTE improving the outdoor envir- State. A larger size will allow 2 * Woodsy Owl has been in- onment. a conductor to carry an over- B® Throughout " troduced as the U. S. Forest i —— load which could create a 3 Service’s nationwide symbol PROPER PLANT FOOD fire because a wire became H Th u dedicated to combatting pollu- KEEPS THEM HEALTHIER too hot. u e tion and improving the en. The nutritional value of a - 2 vironments of forests, wood- plant can affect its winter If you're not part of the ® St . lands and open lands. hardiness, say Extension hor- solution, you're part of the a ore HN Woodsy will be a constant ticulturists at Penn State, A pollution. u - reminder to “Give a Hoot! healthy plant which is free of —Friends of the Earth . A n Don’t Pollute,” and will serve disease and insects, well-fed, =e — = S H as a rally point for all who and neither starved nor fed Patronize our. Advertisers u x hy —— at “ ALS 209000000000000090000000000000000000000000000000000090000000000000000000600006004) boos asorspl n : I Our : : = CHICKEN SALAD | HAM SALAD TUNA SALAD {§ ga : s aie " a = x - ™ ’q 29 SE 29 : . : | 3 1 29 Ib. : Continues x b4 , - 4 B H a POTATO & MACARONI : Und N M x | CHEN x er [New anagement = Salad BAKED BEANS SLAW 8 T T T T Sh 3 ii lol-lo-1een Dhop ¢ 2 $ o ib c Ib e Ib. £5 Ge i = “ON THE SQUARE” A . : 6 S. CHARLOTTE STREET MANHEIM n § EEE ENE ER EAN ENE EEE EEE EEN ENE, toe totes os STEAK ROASTS Have Old-Fashioned Appeal RouND & SALON 19 RE — | SHOP THE CLASSIFIED WAY I. 1 1 4 Pear - Mincemeat Tarts Sos redo i oltre 1000000000 006000000000000004 2.3422¢42¢¢ 2 | CHICKEN 2-00: | -49: PEACHES LEGS tee STEAMING HIPPEY'S POLISH KUNZLER'S 2 orts420400¢000: With their rich fruity flavor Pear-Mincemeat Tarts are sure to win the fancy of every dessert lover. Serve them warm and fragrant from the oven with a sprinkling of powdered sugar CLAMS | KOLBASSI | SOUSE LOOSE & LINK FROZEN : from the dough decorate each tart before baking. ib e The tarts will stay fresh several days if stored in an air-tight ' container. Reheat in a hot oven as needed. Pear-Mincemeat Tarts © 1 00 : Ya cup chopped walnuts Pastry for 2-crust pie SUNDAY HOURS — 8:00 to 1: : 1 tablespoon brown sugar ; Drain pears and finely dice. Combine pears, mincemeat, wal- % : nuts, brown sugar and brandy or rum. Roll pastry 14-inch thick. Cut into 12 (4-inch) circles. Line 12 (234 inch) muffin $ pans with pastry. Fill with pear-mincemeat mixture. Make : pear cut-outs with remaining pastry. Place over filling. Bake at Ib. a ¢ ec The filling is easily made by combining juicy canned Bartlett 1 (16 oz.) can Bartlett pears 1 tablespoon brandy or : 450 degrees 10 to 12 minutes or until golden. Serve wa r 101 N. Main St. ew MANHEIM ~~ Phone 665-2025 § 1 drees 10 to 12 minutes or until golden. Serve warm o Chuck Roasts Pi St machs : pears and prepared mincemeat with brown sugar, crunchy nut- ig o : meats and a dash of brandy or rum. Pear cut-outs fashioned 1 cup mincemeat rum (optional) A 10.00000600000000¢ PP PPP SII PIPPI PIIPIS ESSER L220 Se Se SR SS ttt sett titi iib aiid dad it i bedi iddiiiedddl
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