Fanwhn, Saturday, Ocffcw 1,1983 BY NANCY KUNICK Staff Correspondent CORRY Northwestern Pa. Maple Producers’ Association hosted a successful State Maple Tour Sept. 23 and 24. The two days were packed full of fun and in formative places to visit. Approximately 100 people toured and also attended the highlight of the weekend the buffet followed by the coronation of the 1983-84 Pa. Maple Sugar Princess on Friday evening. For the second consecutive year the new state princess is from Northwestern Pa. Deanne Stalhman, of Reno, in Venango Co. succeeds an “exceptional prin cess” Kim Walberg, of Wattsburg, in Erie Co. Deanne was selected NW Pa. and utilizes equipment from former milk plants in maple syrup processing. ■ TraTiiFe.” ■■■■■■■■■^ | Attn. P.E. Hess a Box 337. Oxford. PA 19363 ■ Dealer InqUHaa AvalaUa In: Pennsylvania Counties - Barits. Schuylkill, ■ Armstrong, Indiana, Ena, Crawford. Warran, Elk. Camaron, McKaan, Clinton, Lycoming. Sullivan, Wyoming. Luzame, Columbia, Butlar, Brad ■ ford, Susquehanna, Adams, Cumbarland, York. Now Jersey Couwttaa ■ Sussex. Moms, Passaic, Atlantic. Capa May. Monmouth. Middlasax, ■ Somarsat. Maiytawd CeunUaa - Kant Quean Annas. Talbot. Dorehastar. * Naw York OaunUaa - Orleans, Ganassa. Monroa, Uvmgston, Allegany, ■ Situ ban Yales, Sanaca, Cayuga. Tampkms, Schuylar. Tioga. Chemung. m Broome. Chenango, Madison. Onondaga, laws. Oneida, Herkimer, ■ Fulton, Montgomery, Otsego. Delaware. Schohawa, Sullivan, Orange. Ulster. Greene, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus. I No Deafer Fees, g Name | Address I County • City ■Phone | ■ (Include area code) LF g Maple ‘sugarers’ hold tour in NW Pa. Princess on May 23 at the annual meeting of the NW Pa. Maple Producers’ Assoc. As a representative of Northwestern Pa. she competed for the state title with Lois French, of Bradford Co. - Endless Mts., and Christine Hyde, of Potter-Tioga counties Shinglehouse. Each contestant had to win one of the five district contests and be knowledgable of the maple in dustry and also meet age requirements. The three charming girls were judged on Friday’s tour and at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacon and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shamback. They were judged on industry knowledge, poise, personality, and ap pearance. Shamback announced the winners as 2nd runner-up Lois Buy It Right Color It PUMJI* BUTLER ’■¥ Bethlehem ■ More good news when specified as roofing or siding GaWaiume ts warranted under exposure to m normal atmospheric conditions, <or a period of twenty years against rupture, perforation, or structural ■ failure KNOXVILLE CONSTRUCTION KnoxvMle. Pa. 16928 PH: 814-326-4188 C&MSALESINC. R.D.il Honetdale, Pa. 18431 PH: 717-253-1612 I" ' ■ } J. V >•> Maple Sugar Royalty include, from the left, Kim Walberg, last year's state princess; Deanne Stalhman, newly-crowned Maple Sugar Princess; Christine Hyde, first run nerup; and Lois French, second runnerup. French, Ist runner-up Christine Hyde and the new princess Deanne Stalhman. The new princess thanked the Indians for discovering sap. She expanded on the processing of maple products, which she enjoys at her aunt and uncles’ during tapping time. First runner-up Christine Hyde spoke on the nutritive benefits of maple products pointing out that three fourths cup of maple sugar equals one cup of sugar and is equal in calories. Maple products are 100% $ LEROY E. MYERS. INC. Route 11. Box 163 Clear Spring, Md. 21722 PH. 301-582-1552 NAZARETH BUILDING W.R. MOODY. O. A. NEWTON SYSTEMS. INC. CONTRACTOR A SON CO. P.0.80>47 113 Wain* Lane Bn4*aaiBa. Dalaiaar* 19983 Nazartth. Pa. 19064 West Newton. PA 15099 PH: 302-337-8211 PH: 215-759-1331 PH: 412-472-6404 natural, too. Prior to the coronation ceremonies, County Agent Joe Beard presented a slide show and spoke on the 1983 Dow Study Tour. Beard was chosen through the National Assoc, of County Agricultural Agents for his program accomplishments, ex tension program responsibilities, future plans and professional goals. He was selected along with 29 other Co. agents to participate in the all-expense paid tour spon- 20 YEAR WARRANTY T^. D. E. SMITH. INC. GOMPF CONSTRUCTION FOUR COUNTIES M.W.HOOK Mittlintown. Pa. 17059 CO. INC. CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTION PH; 717-436-2151 1841 Jeny's Road R. 0.. 80x249 RD. 12. Box 163 Straat Md. 21154 Coalport Pa. 16627 Peach Bottom. PA ITS PH: 301-692-5350 PH.814-672-5751 PH: 717-548-2615 % 5 r*, sored by Dow Chemicals Com pany. The group travelled to New York and into six New England states stopping at Cornell University and viewing various types of agricultural production. Dairy, poultry and horse operations along with maple sugar and fruit businesses were visited from June 20 to June 30. Many of these were unique by being first in technological uses. 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Gaylord and Dennis Noi operate the egg farm with tl of their parents and families purchase day-old chicks and them, debeaking at one w« prevent harmful pecking an spillage. Every 20 weeks • Total of 25,000 layin Farm, one of the stops o NY OF 8 RS Barn Red Gulf Blue KELLER BUILOIN SYSTEMS INC. R.O. «180i203 Lmmburg. PA 17833 PH: 717524-9568 A Pl* Sto
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