Bruschetta Bash? What
in the world is that and what is it all about?
Bruschetta, sometimes spelled bruchetta and with other
variations as well, is Italian bread soaked in olive oil and then toasted with
Genoa Salami, Provolone Cheese, a variety of peppers (sweet not hot), sliced
tomatoes, onions, and topped with an occasional olive slice.
If you are anywhere in Burns Flat, Oklahoma on Thursday 23
October 2015, all you need to do is follow your nose. It will lead you to the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, which is just north and east of the town’s only traffic
light.
Bruschetta sells for $5 an order. An order consists of 3 scrumptious
pieces. Bruschetta will be delivered to
schools and businesses in Burns Flat.
Deliveries will also be made to those who are unable to come to the
church to pick up their order. All other
orders need to be picked up at the church.
Pre-paid orders are guaranteed. Walk in orders on an as available basis. Tickets will be sold at the town celebration
this Saturday or you may stop by the church and get tickets from Tom.
Why is someone cooking Bruschetta?
This is a fundraiser to help the Western Oklahoma Family Care Center. The center helps people in need in Beckham,
Custer, Roger Mills, and Washita Counties.
Services are free to those who need them but rely on the generosity of
the community in recurring donations and fund raising events such as this.
Tom Spence has been cooking bruschetta for the past several years in order to help the church youth group, to raise money for missions to Africa, and now to help the WOFCC.
This is a win-win for western Oklahoma. You get to enjoy the unique taste of Bruschetta
and help your neighbor at the same time.
BRUSCHETTA BASH
Friday
23 October 2015
11:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m.
Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
205 State Highway 44
Burns Flat, Oklahoma
73624
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