Annual Apple Butter Boil To Take Place In Liverpool Oct. 11
LIVERPOOL (Perry Co.)
The Earner’s 52nd Annual Apple
Butter Boil will take place on
Oct. 11 in the church grove out
side of Liverpool.
The tradition of boiling apple
butter started in 1951 when the
church needed funds to help pay
expenses. Today, 52 years later,
the congregation still boils but the
profits are given to charity.
Besides the apple butter mak
ing, there are other activities on
the grounds. A pot pie dinner is
served in the dining room. It in
cludes chicken and beef pot pie,
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peas, com, cole slaw, bread, and
of course, apple butter. The cost
is $6.50 for adults, $4 for childen.
Dessert is extra.
There will also be stands in the
grove selling chicken com or ham
and bean soup, bar-b-ques and
hot dogs, homemade pies, and ice
cream.
A craft stand will offer for sale
wood crafts, stain glass, baked
goods, and many other items.
A member of the congregation
wrote a recipe for the apple but
ter which describes the event
best:
“Take one small church con-
gregation, add tons of apples,
cider, and anticipation. Place in
copper kettles and boil to perfec
tion. Add cinnamon, sugar, and
lots of love, faith, and help from
God above. Mix together with
Workshop Scheduled On Women’s Financial Needs
HONESDALE (Wayne Co.)
Women have unique financial
needs. Statistics tell us it is only a
matter of time before most
(85-90%) women will be on their
own financially.
Penn State Cooperative Exten-
sion has planned “Women &
Money”, a financial work
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laughter, tears, and toil and
you’ve got an apple butter boil.
Profits for the needy are our
goals but satisfaction fills our
souls. For 52 years we’ve done
our share and we will keep on
from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the
Wayne County Chamber of
Commerce Visitors’ Center,
Commercial Street, Honesdale.
This workshop is designed to
provide women with the informa
tion to take charge of their finan
cial future. It will focus on three
major topics: Financial Basics,
Estate Planning, and Investing
101. Each of the sessions has a
number of
exercises and
will also in
troduce fin
ancial terms
and skills.
Presenters
for the ses
sions are:
Sherry K. Ru
therford,
Esq., Partner
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blowing thing
cooking so you know we care!”
Directions to Bamer’s Church:
Take Route 17 off of Routes 11
and IS at Liverpool; turn right
onto Route 235; turn right onto
Earner’s Church Road.
Rutherford and Rutherford, Sally
N. Rutherford, Estate Adminis
trator, Rutherford and Ruther
ford, and Debra A. Bryant, CFP,
Penn State Cooperative Exten
sion.
This workshop is designed to
encourage women to take the
steps necessary to secure their
financial futures. Participants
must take action (e.g. starting an
IRA) to achieve their financial
goals.
Cost of the workshop is $l5
and covers the cost of lunch,
breaks, and all materials. Call the
extension office, (570) 253-5970,
ext. 239 to register or for more in
formation. “Women and Money”
is open to all persons and men
may also attend, however, the
sessions will be geared specifical
ly to women.
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