After a state crackdown forbidding the sale of homemade pies, members of St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Rochester, Pa., proceeded with their annual Lenten fish fries anyway. The pie flap helped draw healthy crowds.
Posted on 04/10/2009 8:28:18 AM PDT by cbkaty
Just wait unil they come for the Amish baked goods sold all over many counties across Pennsylvania. There are veggies and farm markets all over. They sell every kind of goodie from pies and cookies to strawberry preserves. None of it under any type of inspection. They sell it to tourists and locals. Barefooted children sell the food and there appears to be no method for washing hands at the roadside stand. This ought to be a fun time for all.
Good news for the Gummit nannies!
Just a foreshadow of things to come:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2215484/posts
Control the schools, control the guns, control the food...
Throw in a good dose of tar and feathers and that will be one great day.
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Then they should have ‘sold’ them as ‘donation’
They should stop at any Dunkin Donuts and count the flies on everything but the menu.
After a state crackdown forbidding the sale of homemade pies, members of St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Rochester, Pa., proceeded with their annual Lenten fish fries anyway. The pie flap helped draw healthy crowds.
So, don’t sell the pie; give it free and accept donations.
LMAO!!
You got it. The law, for whatever reason, allowed 3 events per year.
I had one, and my mom is one. She's picky about it, "Bubba is that so-called President from Arkansas."
Then again, I guess the spelling could be based on country of origin.
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