Bread Makers Preserve 35 Year Old Syrian Loaf Tradition
Members of a church bake bread for more than 35 years, selling at least 200 loaves weekly and sending 30 loaves to Chuck Tanner's Restaurant. Corgette and team mix two dough batches, shape 24 or 25 loaves per batch, bake at 550 degrees, and finish with a wash for shine. Roseann recalls Syrian roots and bread as a food utensil, with simple ingredients flour water yeast and salt and much love.
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Marian
Chuck Tanner
Corgette
Corvette
Rocky
Toastmasters and Community Clubs Hold Meetings and Events
Toastmasters announce a 5 30 p m meeting on October 24 at the UPMC Rehabilitation Center Wilmington Road open to the public. Union Lions Club notes painting of the Lions Den shelter, plans a white cane sale November 5 at Shop n Save, and next fire hall meeting on October 24. PEO Sisterhood honors Lois Beckwith for 75 years of membership turning 101 January 1, with a new keyboard gift. Wampum Chapter hosts North Country Trail meeting at the old Wampum Train Station with an American Chestnut Foundation program. UPMC Jameson Junior Guild members attend the Northwest Pennsylvania Hospital Auxiliaries conference in Erie with new officers for the Northwest Region.
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Wilmington Road
Sheree Cunningham
PEO
Lois Marion Beckwith
New Castle
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PEO Sisterhood
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North Country Trail Association
American Chestnut Foundation
Upmc Jameson
Jean Kaba
Anne Shoop
Diana Whittaker
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PEO International
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American Cancer Society
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