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IT’S ROTARY FRUIT SALE TIME!
GOOD NEWS —– SAME PRICES AS LAST YEA
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RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 1/2 CASE (@16) $17,      FULL CASE (@32) $34
(EVERYONE RAVES THESE ARE THE BEST AROUND!) Easily last 3-4 months in the cold.

TEMPLE ORANGES 1/2 CASE (@30) $17,      FULL CASE (@60) $34
Ask around in your office is someone wants to split a case– this is a great sale price!
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NEED THE CHECKS BY 2/28, FRUIT WILL BE HERE Saturday, MARCH 8TH, PICK UP SAME PLACE, A. D> Pyle Warehouse at Lincoln and Garfield in West Chester. Directions at westchesterrotary.com.

I CAN PICK UP YOUR ORDER AND BRING TO MY OFFICE IF YOU NEED ME TO, JUST LET ME KNOW.

MAKE CHECKS TO ROTARY CLUB OF WEST CHESTER, I’LL FILL OUT YOUR ORDER FORMS FOR YOU.
BRING OVER TO MY OFFICE, ADDRESS BELOW OR MAIL TO ME EARLY NEXT WEEK, SO I CAN HAND ALL SLIPS IN BY THURSDAY, PLEASE.

McGinn Marketing Works
Jeannie McGinn
460 W. Gay St., Suite 200
West Chester, PA 19380
Ph (610)696-8420
Fax (610)696-8421
E-mail jeannie@mcginnmarketingworks.com

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