Shown heading home with their loot were Mr. and Market mndltobert Walker, rone manager for tne Mrs. McCracken. Also In. the photo are, second Pepsi plant at Corbin. -from right, Clarence Carter, owner of Carter's

Tom McCracken of Route 1, Orlando was a busy that everything had to be carried by hand to the man last Friday m'orning as he attempted to carry check-out line and McCracken obviously knows as many groceries to the check-out line at Carter's how to gather groceries with his hand because his Market as he could in 5 minutes. Mr. McCr^cken's total came to about 5770 for his five ihinute effort. • wife, *~ , , ,1? » n t f a Mt. Dew Sweepstakes McCracken stuck with meat items but in the last and won a five^minuM shopping spree at the few seconds grabbed some nearby packages of grocery of their choice. Rules of the contest said ' candy.

EXTENSION HOME ECONOMICS

By Cheryl Witt County Extension Agent for Home Economics

PEARS FORBREAKFAST

Fresh Bartlett pears are now being rushed to market at their peak of quality; enjoy them while they're in season! According to U.S. Department of Agriculture marketing spec-ialists, Bartlett pears are in plentiful supply during Septem-ber.'

Bartlett pears range from

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2 country fresh eggs two hof cakes wim syrup Z two strips of-lean bacon and two sausage links Q

All for on/y S O 1 5

COUNTRY KITCHEN

Family Restaurant Carry Out Available

1-75 & Hwy. 21 Berea, Ky. Limited Time Only

6 A.M. to 1 P.M. B u y O n e , G e t O n e

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green to bright yellow in color. Choose yellow pears that yield to gentle pressure from the palms of your hands for eating right away. Green pears need only two or three days to finish repening at room temperature. When the pears are yellow and give slightly in your hands, put them in the refrigerator to chill before using.

Are you looking for-wew-hreakfast ideas? If so, try one of the following .recipes -using

"AROUND BRODHEAD" [Cont. From A-3]

Our deepest sympathy goes to the Ben Mink familv. We hope and pray our loss in the Providence Church of Christ of k very faithful member, will be rleaven's gain.

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Holm an attended the Homecoming at.

r Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church • last Sunday and enjoyed it very . much.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray Cash and family of Frankfort spent the weekend w'th his mother, Mrs. SueCox.

Mrs. Irene Adams spent ' Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Grace Blanton in Stanford.

Mrs. Stella Beall. and Mrs. Hortense Shultz of Madison, Indiana spent a few days last week with their mother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bussel. and. returned home Sunday.

Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Long and Mrs. f. Elva Mobley were Bro. Ralph Fox and son, Timothy of • Lexington, Bro. and Mrs. Aubrey Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown, Mrs. Jewell Brown and" sister, Mrs. Maetta Brown of Blue Ash, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson of Eubank.

Recent visitors of Mr. and

pears.

Pear Ginger Coffee Cake 2 fresh pears 3 tablespoons butter or

margarine % cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon each, grated lemon

and orange peel 1 egg Vt cup milk lVi cups sifted all-purpose flour

~ Vt cup sugar 1V4 teaspoons baking powder Vi cup melted shortening y« teaspoon salt "

Halve and core pears. Cut into wedges. Melt butter in bottom on 8-inch round cake pan. Arrange pear wedges over bottom in spiral pattern. Com-bine brown sugar, ginger and peels. Sprinkle half of mixture over pears. Beat egg, shortening

>—A milk together. Sift flour with-sugar, baking powder and salt. Add to egg mixture, stirring just until blended. Pour over pears. Sprinkle remaining brown sugar mixture over top. Marble through batter with knife. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes before inverting onto plate. Serve warm. Serves 6.

Pear "Butter" V/i lbs. unpeeled Bartlett pears,

cored'and sliced '/j cup (or to taste) sugar lfi teaspoon cinnamon Dash gro'"vl nutmeg,, Dash s? »'"• " ' •*> ' Dash ground allspice

Combine pears and sugar in a heavy pot over low heat. When juices begin to flow, bring to a boil. Cook 5 minutes or until fruit is tender. CoofHlightly. Put into blender. Chop on low speed 2 seconds (mixture should not be smooth). Return mixture to pot. Add spices. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat but keep it bubbling. Cook 5 to 8 minutes. Ladle into hot, sterilized screw top jars. Store in refrigerator.

Note: if storing longer than one week, seal jars by pouring melted hot paraffin on top of contents. Yield: 2 to 2Vt cups. Serve on bread, over waffles or pancakes. Pear "Butter" con-tains about Vt the calories of commercially-prepared jams or preserves.

MASON REUNION

Those attending the re-cently held Mason reunion were, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Renner of Charlestown, Soflth Carolina, Delia Renner of Caryville, Tennessee, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Renner of Oliver Springs, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Renner, Evansville, Indiana, Annie Moore of Middlesboro, Wanda York of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Delia York of Fort Wayne, Indiana, Gwena Chandler of Hamilton.

Ohio, mr. and Mrs. L.D. Bond, Danny and Mark of Livingston, mr. and Mrs. Billy Mason and B.J. of Mt. Vernon, Lela Jones of Livingston', Patty Bond and friend. Hank Coates of Livings-ton, Myrtle Bradley, Brenda and Kelly of Livingston, Ahna Bradley of Lexington, Fannie Mason of Livingston, Ida Smith of Mt. Vernon, Jesse Mason, Susie and Freddie of Livings-ton, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mason, Tressa and Larry of Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. William Barron,

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HIGH SCORES ON VIDEO GAMES FROM LAST WEEK

Pac Man - Dick Lockwood - 226,990 Cosmic Man ^ h r i s Hansel - 33,360

Space Invaders - Dick Lockwood - 9,130

Bring your ticket stub after the game and get $1.00 off any large pizza.

Daily Lunch Specials Mon. -Fri.

Rockets Beat Lone Jack

Elva Mobley was Mrs. Mattie

Hear Ye, the Gospel

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