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***A‘Maiz’ing
Corn Festival*** August 17-18
Downtown Youngsville 814-563-4475
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Hometown Christmas
Dec. 6th from 5-7:00 p.m.
Downtown Youngsville 814-563-4475
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2012 Cornfest Winners
Parade Float winners for the three
divisions were: Business - Youngsville Agway/Home and Garden received First
Place, Youngsville Borough received Second Place, and Northwest Saving Bank
received Third. Non-profit - First Place went to the Pittsfield Community
Playground and Second Place to the Rouse. Church - First Place went to First
United Methodist, and Second Place to St. Luke. The Pittsfield Community
Playground also won the People's Choice Award.
The community churches and businesses
always help create sought-after baskets for the raffle each year. This year's
lucky winners were: Mary Grunden, Diane Bower, Cheryl Denny, Jetta Bishop,
Debbie Larkin, Katie Kramer, and Kathy Frucella.
The Hula Hoop contest was entertaining and
fun for winners and viewers. Names were written on the registration sheet by
the young participants, so please excuse any misspelling or complete name
errors. Age group 6 and under: Cadence Mead and Vanessa Romanosky. Ages 7 and
8: Allison (last name missing) and Kristen Vogt. Ages 9 and 10: Kamryn
Weissinger and Patricia Bortz. Ages 11 to 14: Gwen Darling and Dawson Whipple.
Age 16: Mallory Eastman and Michelle Johnson.
The weather cooperated for one of the best
Car Show 'Cruisin' at the Cornfest' events ever. A special thank you and
appreciation to Paula Confer and her family for all their year long work to
bring together sponsors, cars, and viewers. The Paul T. Bean Family award, in
honor of Paula's father, was won this year by Craig Reynolds. Winners are
listed by divisions for first, second and third prizes. Antiques: Jim
Biskie-1930 Model A, Buss Piazza-1956 Packard Patrician, Donna Shagla-1957
Cadillac. Motocycles: Scott Ishman-2002 Harley, Troy McDunn, Brando Bosko-Triumph.
Custom: Calvin Suille-1955 Chevy 210, Greg Neid-1955 Chevy Truck, Keith
Clark-1939 Ford 2-door. Stock: Richard Pascuzzis-1964 Chevy Convertible SS,
Laurie Harvey-1970 Dodge Charger 500, Ron Scalise-1970 Mustang Boss 302. Rat
Rods: Jeff McKinney (no listing), Rick Welsh-1928 Overland, Garrett Rickard-1930
Ford Model A. Trucks: Rodger Suttle-1953 Chevy 3100, Donald Keller-1950 Ford
F4, Stu Rickard-1958 Chevy Truck. Racers: Dave Wilson-1940 Ford s/w Coupe, Jim
Scott-1940 Ford Coupe, Terry Carson-1957 Willys. SUV: Jim Daye-2009 Chevy Trail
Blazer. Street Rods: Larry McCauley-1927 Ford Delivery Model A, Garrett
Rickard-1930 Ford Model A, Tim Howell-1940 Pontiac Coupe. Foreign: Brad
Dalrymple (no listing), Tim Grutknecht-1974 VW Beetle, Johnathon Pollow-2000
Mitsubishi Eclipse GT. Tractors: Dona nd Helen Chambers-1965 Maggey Ferguson.
Longest traveled award went to Donald Keller from Tryon, NC. People's Choice
award went to Jim Daye-2009 Chevy Trailer Blazer.
The Power Wheels took to the road with
children from 15 months to 6 years of age. They are all winners, racing for all
they were worth: Jaydee Wilcox, Keaton Destro, Anna and Danik Bossart, Kaileigh
Gorton, Alannah Garza, Parker Trask, Arielle Birchard, Tyler Blakeslee, Dinzel
Fitzgerald, Easton Fitzgerald, and James Crawford.
The Corn Maze was a real blessing this
year, thanks to the hard work of so many volunteers. Sure beats the 'cardboard'
Corn Maze of 2011. There were many single and team racers, many with the same
speed, some repeated for better scores, all-in-all, times ranged from 9 minutes
to one hour and 12 minutes. Watch for the Corn Maze to be open on Saturdays in
September and October with daily prizes for different challenges.
There are still a few contests to be
listed, names were not available at news time.
