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Corn Festival to feature hundreds of craft vendors SHIPPENSBURG — The following list gives the space assigned to the craft vendor, the name and brief description of the business, and category. See the Corn Festival map for the locations of the lettered areas.
Antique crafts
Brooms B-230/231: Lone Oak Brooms, handmade brooms and demonstration. J-123: Schmuck’s Old Fashioned Brooms, handmade corn brooms.
Burlap crafts
I-142: Jane’s Daughters, J-133: Kris’s Kountry Klut- wreaths and primitive arter, primitive antiques. rangements.
Antiques C-215/216: B & H Bikes & Antiques, furniture, trunks and crocks. F-195: Cameron’s Etcetera, antiques. H-157: Farmer’s Wife Antiques, antiques, furniture, doilies, dishes and linens. H-163: The Carousel, decorated antiques.
Candles and more
suncatcher window clings. G-184B: Clearly Molly, hand-painted wine and beer glasses. G-75A: Barbara White, copper and tin punched creations. G-76: Cathy B’s Crafts, unique baby and wedding gifts. H-161: Bees in a Basket, scented beeswax pinecones. H-164: SLM Gifts, unique metal garden art. H-169: Brenda’s Boutique, hair accessories and miscellaneous items. H-87A: Dooley’s Dolls & Creations, Granny and Pappy, baby dolls and Indians. H-172: Knob Hill Crafts, lathe-turned pens. H-83: The Flag Lady, mini yard flags and poles. H-84B: Homespun Treasures by Judy, wreaths, wood items, textiles and candles. H-93B: Nic’s Divine Inspirations, inspirational albums and home décor. I-154: Crafts for Sale, variety of country and team items. I-145: Candle Scentsation & Crafts by Lizz, Smelly Jelly air fresheners, potpourri and stuffed stockings. I-112: Nancy C. McManus Cloth Dolls & Animals, hand-crafted dolls and animals. I-113: Stadium Studio, hand-drawn pencil sketches. J-125: Creative Crafts, unique NFL and everyday items. J-121: The Primitive House, primitive furniture, arrangements and cutting boards. J-117: Virginia Houser, team items, wreaths and rag dolls. J-127: Margaret Johnson Dolls & Crafts, primitive dolls, snowmen, mice and Halloween items. J-130A: Sandy Nelson, toys, birds and Week pots and bowls.
D-47: Chrissy’s Candle Creations, candles, soaps, lotions and lip balms. D-51B: Countrytrail Candles, hand-poured soy candles. F-191: Pennsylvania Soy Candle, hand-poured soy candles, room sprays and accessories. H-171: The Candle Man, Art handmade candles. B-19: Burn’s Art Service J-114: Gingerbread Cottage paintings on wood and can- Country Candle, air freshvas. eners for house and car. B-22: Fan-atic Frames, custom framed sports art. Ceramics C-226: Keepsake Images, D-50: Lights Pottery, ceword photomats. ramic garden art. D-211: Perfect Treasures, magnetic photo frames. Crafts F-61: Picture This, picB-240: Florence Franceski, tures on wood with hangers. autumn decor. G-77: C. Homick Picture B-233B: Creative Side This, alphabet photography. Bows, handmade hair bows. G-175: Country Bumpkin, B-18: Dolly-Duds, handframed prints. made doll clothes. H-92B: Caricatures by B-232: Karen Mellinger’s Kent Roberts, caricature Crafts, hand-crafted words pictures. and letters. H-94: Diffy’s Art, handB-20B: Marilise Creations, painted feathers and wildlife art. polymer clay ornaments. I-111B: Fantasy Faces, airC-33: A & M Crafts, Corian brush face painting and tem- cutting boards and trivets. porary tattoos. C-30: Gardenstones & Buckets by Carol, handArtwork painted personalized chilB-229: Art & Craft, art dren’s items. work and crafts. D-49: LuAnn Rosenberger, hair accessories and tote Baskets bags. D-44: Plant Rooters Plus, B-24: Dbld Baskets & plant rooters, laser engravCrafts, handmade baskets. I-110: Rhinehart’s Baskets. ing and vinyl decals. F-192: The Potting Bench Books Nursery, woodburned and Crafts and jewelry H-158B: The Book Nook, carved gourds. G-70: Motions in Glass, F-193: Window Whimsies, used books.
stained glass, paintings and Chef Tim’s Sweet Balsamic dichroic and chiyogami jew- Vinaigrette. elry. C-219A: Chestnut Hill Orchard, homemade jam and Crafts and textiles jelly. C-218: Fudge-O-lutely, H-95: Country Inspirahomemade fudge. tions, Bent Willow Stars. D-210B: Hunters Valley Ecofriendly crafts Winery, wines produced in G-79: The Greener Route, Perry County. D-205B: Razz’s Hickory ecofriendly wares. Syrup, homemade shagbark Floral hickory syrup. D-213: Stone House Mixes, B-21B: Flowers & More, dip and soup mixes. New Mess wreaths. D-46B: Torchbearer SaucC-222: Potpourri Patch, potpourri and other scented es, gourmet sauces. D-207A: The Cottage of items. F-200: Garden Aisle, dried Herbs, gourmet herb vinegars, dips and teas. florals. F-64B: Little Dippers, G-183: Gourmet Creations, gourmet hand-blended dry handmade dip mixes. G-185: Adams County herbs and spices. H-168: Bonnie’s Floral De- Winery, Pennsylvania wines signs, dried and silk flowers. from Adams County WinH-96: Little Pine Creek ery. G-75B: Astatristen, gourPotpourri, homemade potpourri, catnip and lavender met pepper jellies. G-71: Mosaic Coffee Co., sachets. I-146: Claudia’s Creations, iced coffee and bagged cofdried and silk floral arrange- fee. H-93A: Carriage House ments, wreaths and cards. J-126: Nature’s Lot, hand- Creations, specialty food products with homemade crafted twig items. look. Floral and art H-84A: Flavor PalooD-209: Florals by M, flow- za, local Pennsylvania food er arrangements, bird pic- items and sauce dips. tures and landscapes. Food and pottery
Crafts, country furniture made of wood. C-225: Karen’s Country Collections, country furniture and accent pieces. D-206: Family Heirlooms, restored antique furniture and caned rockers and chairs. H-156: A & K Crafts, handcrafted primitive pine furniture. I-Towne Cleaners: Baum’s Log Furniture, hand-crafted rustic furniture. I-147: Gochenour’s Woodcraft, handmade furniture and accessories.
Furniture and jewelry
I-103: Lynch’s Woodcrafts, hand-crafted furniture and jewelry.
Garden art I-105: Kim’s Krafts, upcycled glass garden art and crafts.
Gourd art F-198A: Gourds by Daphne, unique original handpainted gourds.
Gourd crafts
G-187: Bonnie Klopp, hand-painted dried gourds. J-119: Moul Functions, hand-crafted gourds for all seasons.
J-138: Pottery & Country 4 You, pottery dip chillers and Gourd crafts and jewelry H-170: Cynthia Cascarino, dip mixes. H-82: Amish Country silk and dried floral wreaths, witches hats, ghosts and Furniture pumpkins. B-26: Country Wood See Vendors, C4
Florals and crafts
Floral and herbal crafts J-139A: Linda Guise Crafts (Herbs), corn leaf wreaths and dried herb and flower wreaths.
Folk art crafts
Index Vendors ........... C3-6 Food .......... C8
H-166: Cranberry Hollow, folk art dolls and primitive lighted arrangements.
Entertainment .......... C9
Food
Information .......... C9-10
B-241: Bronco Bill’s Beef Jerky, beef jerky and Virginia peanuts. B-19A: Chef Tim Foods,
Map ......... C11
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Vendors Continued from C3 Reflections, gourd art, clay designs and jewelry.
Jewelry B-233A: Metalledwith, handcrafted botanical jewelry. B-16: Precious Jewels, jewelry for infants and children. B-21A: Susquehanna Sisters, semi-precious stones and hand-fabricated jewelry. B-237A: Wiretique Jewelry Designs, metal fabrication jewelry, Chainmaille and Kumikimo.. C-31: Angel Pins and More, angel pins and angel jewelry. C-36: Lewis M. Smith Handcrafted Jewelry, sterling silver jewelry. C-227: Showers of Buttons, hand-crafted vintage button jewelry. C-221: Creative Fusions, hand-crafted glass and metal jewelry. D-46A: Just for Fun Jewelry, unique handmade original designs and fun jewelry. D-202: M.E. by Design, handmade wire-wrapped jewelry. D-42: Unique Magnetic Jewelry, custom-made magnetic jewelry. D-207B: Vcubed Jewelry Designs, hand-crafted jewelry. F-64A: Jules Artwear, hand-crafted clay bead jewelry. F-56: Martin Ramos, hand-crafted jewelry. F-65B: Ribbon Yarn Jewelry, magnetically clasped yarn jewelry. F-198B: Simply Sterling Designs, sterling silver jewelry. G-177: bel monili by I marlane, recycled jewelry and vintage jewelry. G-72A: Creations by Chris, wood and gemstone jewelry. G-178: juNxtaposition, repurposed found items. H-89: JSFlare, handcrafted jewelry and accessories. H-92A: Laura Elizabeth Glass Designs, dichroic glass
jewelry and accessories. H-159: Queens Court, beaded jewelry. H -1 5 8 A : S p e l l b o u n d Beads, jewelry made from pages of books. H-160A: Zen Creations Jewelry, hand-crafted sterling silver and gemstone jewelry. I-151: Vintage Silver Wear, recycled vintage silverware. I-155: Anna Leah Designs, wearable art pendants. I-106: By Brenda Elaine, unique custom-designed jewelry. I-111A: Toni’s Toe Rings, custom-sized toe rings and thumb rings. I-153: Ye Workshoppe, sterling silver and stone handcrafted jewelry. J-131: Gemma Bella Jewelry, necklaces, bracelets, rings and headbands. J-124: Stepler’s Magnets & Creations, therapeutic magnetic jewelry.
Jewelry and books D-52: Smee ’N Me Crafts, jewelry and composition ebooks.
Jewelry and food H-97: Carol Gascoyne, hand-crafted natural gem jewelry and homemade boxed fudge.
Jewelry and more H-85A: e.c. ornaments, hand-sculpted polymer clay ornaments, figures and items.
Jewelry and soaps C-224: Kalpana’s Fine Soaps, artisan soaps and lampwork jewelry.
Jewelry and textiles F-197: Crafts & Quilts by the Queen Bee, magnetic jewelry, quilted purses and wall hangings. H-85B: Mrembo Gift Shop, semi-precious stone jewelry, and tie-dyed clothing and articles.
Jewelry/journals G-81: ReNewed Intent, re-
purposed and found object H-87B: Jodi Sowers Potjewelry and journals. tery, pottery, bowls, mugs and vases. Lamps and candles I-99A: Quiet Times PotF-66: Rocks and Rags, tery, wheel-thrown and stone cairn lamps and rock hand-built pottery, stoneware and raku with demonand oil candles. stration.
Leather
H-98: Lanny Tewell, Rugs
C-37: Accent with Rugs & leather cowhide accessories. I-149: Crafty Leather & More, braided rugs in more Attic Trunks, handcrafted than 200 colors (any size to 14 feet). leatherwork.
Magnetic
Slate crafts
G-73: Rita Andrescavage, G-74: D and B Jewelry, therapeutic magnetic brace- hand-painted slates and house number signs. lets.
Music
Soaps and more
D-203A: Lockwillow Soap F-59: Frog Music Garden, wood music instruments, Haus, goat milk soap. F-63A: Silver Spring Soap wind chimes and garden Co., handmade glycerin sticks. I-100: The Whisper Music soaps and lotions. G-78: Fourth Century and Native Influence, music. Farms, hand-crafted goat Pets milk soaps. I-99B: Wash Your Mouth C-228: Linda’s Canine Kitchen, homemade dog Out Soap Co., handmade natural soaps. biscuits and cat treats. J-134: The Muddy Moose C-39: Veronica’s Doggie Delights, homemade all- Bath Boutique, handmade soaps and lotions. natural dog treats. G-186: Me & My Dog Pet Bakery, all-natural dog Scroll saw wood crafts C-40: Norman Kennedy, treats. G-80: Miss Lucy’s Dog scroll saw wood items. Treats, homemade dog Sports crafts treats. I-148: Pet-O-Bed, pet J-115: Eicholtz Sports beds, collars and leads. & More, sports-themed plaques, key chains and tisPhotography sue box covers. G-180: Hess Photography, wildlife and scenery photog- Textile and grain raphy. F-58B: Relaxpak, assorted cooling packs and heating Plants packs. D-205A: North Garden, lucky bamboo, juniper and Textile jewelry other plant bonsai. C-35B: Paracord Bracelets, paracord bracelets and key Pottery fobs. F-196A: Mont Alto Pottery Guild, hand-thrown stone- Textiles ware pottery. B-234: Pins N Needles, F-65A: Pottery by Bonny, knitted and crocheted items, hand-thrown hand-sculpt- marionettes and beeswax ed pottery. lotion. G-181A: DK Graphics/ B-23: Sew Many Crafts Stoneware, wheel-thrown Etc., jean purses, kitchen stoneware pottery. towels and adult bibs.
B-239: Von’s Crafts, doll clothes and quilts. C-219B: Leopard Spots Crafts & Gifts, hats from newborn size to adult. D-51A: Busy Hands Hats, crocheted hats and headbands. D-204: Cassy’s Crochet & Baby Gifts, blankets, Onesie cupcakes and baby gift baskets. D-53: Just for Kids, unique hand-crafted baby gifts and clothing. D-41: Swirladelic, makeyour-own swirladelic designs. D-43: Two Stitches, handmade items for the whole family. F-199: Hand Sewn Treasures, hand-sewn treasures. F-60: Notions in Motion, clothes for American Dolls and hair bows. F-196B: Marie Ashberry, crocheted hats for all ages. G-181B: Amazing Monograms, embroidery and monograms on fabric gift items. G-176: Sallygiannini Designs, hand-appliqued women’s clothing. G-72B: The Earth Purse, unique accessories from salvaged textiles. H-86: 3K Kreations, crocheted dishcloths, blankets and knitted scarves. H-160B: Baker Bag, fabric totes and caddies. H-162A: Off the Hook, 100-percent handmade crocheted and knitted gifts. I-152: Pennsylvania Dutch Rugs, hand-woven rag rugs. I-141: Mosser’s Stitches N Stuff, machine-embroidered home décor and gifts. I-150: Trudy Burns Co., hand-smocked American Girl doll clothes and accessories. I-143: Kathy’s Crafts, quilts, quilted wall hangings, star pillows and scarves. J-122: BR’s Artwear, original designs on sportswear. J-116: Crafty Lady, handmade items for family and home. J-118: Kathy’s Braided
Rugs, braided rugs and accessories. J-120: Sugarbug Crafts, handmade fabric items. J-1 3 2 : Z i m m e r m a n ’s Country Crafts, hand-sewn fabric creations.
Textiles and artwork C-217B: Sundance Art Craft, artwork, painted garments and crocheted items.
Textiles and jewelry
C-32: Mindcandy, handmade tie-dry clothing and jewelry. F-63B: Three Sisters Co., hand-crafted purses.
Textiles and floral I-144: LDD Crafters, sewn items and silk florals.
Textiles and rugs
C-34: Maple Hill Handwovens, handwoven rugs, table runners and purses.
Textiles, jewelry and crafts
I-107: Crafts N Stuff, scarves, jewelry, wood and floral items.
Toys H-167: J.C. & Me Woodcrafts, wooden toys.
Wood and crafts
H-165: Judy’s Collectibles, primitive wood items and crafted antiques.
Wood and Formica crafts
G-69: Alpine Engraving & Embroidery, laser-engraved wood items.
Wood and textile crafts
C-220: Terry Barrick, wood crafts and crocheted baby items. J-136: Olde Thyme Hollowers, sewn and wood items. J-137: Norm’s Crafts & Creations, hand-crafted wood and fabric crafts. See Vendors, C6
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Vendors Continued from C4
Wood collapsibles G-184A: Drake Hill, wood collapsible baskets and trivets.
Wood chest craft B-235: Silver Creek Woodcrafters, upholstered oak storage chests.
Wood crafts B-25: Chasing Dreams, h o m e m a d e d e c o ra t ive wooden crafts. B-238: D & L Crafts, lathwood chairs, benches and country items. C-217A: Uncle Boulder’s Workshop, wooden toys, toy boxes, barns and dollhouses. D-212: Country Sisters, 100-percent handmade wooden crafts. D-201: Peachy’s Woodworking, pine hutches, hardwood puzzles and state plaques.
D-45B: Robinson’s Custom Woodworking, antique post office boxes. D-203B: Fuhrman Wood Crafts, hand-turned wooden bowls. F-62B: For the Birds, wooden birdhouses and feeders, and bat houses. F-55: By the Cottage Door, wooden planters, garden furniture, signs and decorations. F-194: D. Irvin & Son, hand-nailed primitive wooden crafts. F-57: Ruby’s Woods, decoratively painted wooden crafts. F-58A: S.S. Woodcrafting, hand-crafted woodworking, intarsia and games. G-188: Iron Bridges Outdoor Creations, indoor and outdoor woodworking. G-182: R & A Crafts, wood crafts and small miscellaneous gifts. H-90: Deb Beeman’s
Stuff, wooden country décor, signs, birdhouses and fall arrangements.
Wood crafts and textiles D-208: Teresa’s Primitive Treasures, primitive stitches and wooden wares.
Wood décor
C-223: Spring Grove General Store, handmade primitive houses and furniture, and gifts.
Wood, florals and more
B-17: From the Heart Gifts & Furnishings, wood furniture, florals, candleware and potpourri. Sentinel file photo Wooden art
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H-91: New Earth Frames, engraved picture frames.
Crafty Gifts, hand-painted I-108: Pine Hill Primitives, and crafts. Wooden canes and personalized items. homemade wood crafts and Wood crafts, shelves I-102: Bizzy Bee Craft, decor. H-162B: Snyder’s Hand home décor and seasonal arJ-135: Crafts by Lisa Kauff- and country décor Carved Canes, original carved rangements. man, country wood signs F-190: Cindy’s Crafts ‘N canes and walking sticks.
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There’s plenty to eat at the Corn Festival SHIPPENSBURG — Letter-number combinations are the booth locations for food vendors. See the Corn Festival map to find the areas designated by letter. B-14/15, Asia Fusion Elite: Shrimp on stick, Asian barbecued pork, chicken on stick, fried rice, noodles, mixed veggies, lemonade and shaved ice. B-27/28, Bricker’s Famous French Fries: Fresh-cut fries and drinks. B-243, Keystone Kettle Corn: Kettle corn. B-236-A/B, The Lollipop Shop: Corn pop, candy corn, cotton candy and fall candies. C-29, Bruster’s Real Ice Cream: Ice cream, shakes, waffle cones and hot apple dumplings. C-38-A/B, Christ Unite d Me t h o d i s t C h u rc h : Smoothies, hot dogs, egg sandwiches, lemonade, iced tea and soda. D-48-A/B, Maui Wowie Hawaiian Coffees and Smoothies: All-natural fruit smoothies and frozen Kona coffee drinks. D-214, Messiah United Methodist Church: Water, coffee, pies and chicken corn soup. D-54, Sherri’s Crab Cakes: Crab cake sandwiches, lemonade and iced tea. E-12, Amira Concessions: Gyros (lamb and beef, and chicken), Philly steak, chicken and Italian. E-19, Andy’s Outback Grill: Breakfast sandwiches, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, mushroom Swiss burgers and sloppy Joes. E-2 2 , B l u e Mo u n ta i n Brethren In Christ Church: Chicken fingers and fries, shrimp and fries, fresh-cut fries and cactus taters. E-21, Buzzetta’s Festival Foods: Sausage, peppers and
E-10, Keep It Smokin’ BBQ: Smoked chicken, pit beef, pork tenderloin, side dishes and drinks. E-7, Mountain Air Pig Roast: Pork subs, beef brisket subs, water and soda. E-15, Pap’s Dog Stop: Hot dogs, walking tacos, grilled sausages and drinks. E-2, Potato Express: Butterfly potatoes, taco salad, soda, strawberry lemonade. E-1, Shippensburg Young Farmers Association: Corn on the cob. E-16, Shuman’s Concessions #1: Pretzel braids, sausages, hot dogs, hamburgers and chicken cheese. E-8, Shuman’s Concessions #2: Pretzel braids, iced tea and lemonade. E- 6, S t . Pe te rs A M E Church: Corn fritters, water, sweet potatoes and
chicken fingers. E-4, The Onion Shack: Deep-fried onions, roasted peanuts, soda and water. E-9, Tom’s Custom Concessions: Italian sausages, chicken wraps, sausage egg and cheese sandwiches and bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches. E-3, Uncle Moe’s Soulfood: Cajun catfish, curry chicken and rice, coleslaw and fresh chicken tenders. E-23, White Elephant Thai Cuisine (formerly Amy’s Thai Kitchen): Pad Thai noodles, chicken basil, fried rice with corn, spring rolls and corn. F-67, Hansen’s Concession Foods: Homemade caramel corn and freshly squeezed lemonade. F-189, Terri’s Whoopie Pies: Whoopie pies.
G-173/174, Cumberland Valley Hose Fire Company: Ice cream and water. G-68, Kornucopia: Kettle corn. G-179-B: Shippensburg Historical Society: Corn fritters and bottled water. H - 8 8 , M a u i Wo w i e : All-natural fruit smoothies and frozen Kona coffee drinks. I-104, Aunt Lydia’s Pretzels: Hand-rolled soft pretzels, hot dog wraps, ham and cheese sand wiches on pretzel rolls, soda and lemonade. I-101, Tolleson Enterprises: Sweet corn energy smoothies, yogurt strawberry smoothies, pineapple-strawberry smoothies, cranberry-grape-orange energy drinks and citrusfavored energy drinks.
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Caroline Houck, Funtastic Foods, works on the sausage and trimmings at Shippensburg’s 32nd Annual Corn Festival. onions, Philly cheese steaks, grilled chicken, hot dogs, chicken fingers with fries, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and pork rolls. E-20, Cumberland County Farm Bureau: Mozzarella cheese cakes, corn fritters, rib sandwiches, pulled pork sandwiches. E-24, Fun*Tastic Foods: Italian sausage, Philly cheese steaks hot dogs and hamburgers. E-14, Gary’s Pig Roast: Pit beef, pulled pork, Italian sausage, country fried ham,
ribeye steak, breakfast sandwiches, ribbon fries, freshcut fries, soda and water. E-25/26, Hillbilly’s Chuck Wagon: Bison and elk burgers, jerky and sticks, country cured ham and Pepsi. E-17, Kara’s Grill: Hawaiian Philly steak sandwiches, chicken Philly cheese, chicken on a stick, jumbo turkey legs, buffalo wings, chicken tenders with fries, barbecued chicken, nachos, cheese steak nachos, sausage on a stick and blooming onions.
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Festival features variety of entertainment SHIPPENSBURG — A va- Ridge Thunder Cloggers. riety of entertainment is 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.: scheduled at Saturday’s Corn MidLife Cowboys. Festival this year. The sched1 to 1:30 p.m.: Traces Of ule is as follows: Eden. 2 to 2:30 p.m.: Troupe AshMain stage erah. 8 to 9 a.m.: Boy Scouts col3:15 to 4 p.m.: Yesterday’s or guard. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.: Blue Vibe.
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Children’s activities and demonstrations, all day: FFA, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.: Jay Farmer For a Day; chair canSmar. ing; South Mountain Fiber 11 a.m. to noon: Moon- Guild, Ewe to You Spinners; Lucky Treasurers and Triple B Shadow Harp. Fogelsanger-Bricker Mine, panning for gemstones; 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.: Shanna Brock Herb and Brayden Funeral Home Rae. Boyd, paracord bracelets and 9 to 10 a.m.: German Band. 8 to 9 a.m.: Island Fushion.
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10 a.m.: Shippensburg University marching band.
Thousands expected for annual Corn Festival By Debbie Chestnut The Sentinel
show and free entertainment. “Because it’s falling on Labor Day weekend, we don’t have quite as many vendors as we usually do,” said Gates. “But we do have 40 new vendors … and three of the entertainers are also new.” New to the entertainment lineup are MoonShadow Harp, which will perform easy listening music from 11 a.m. to noon at the gazebo; Shanna Rae, country and pop music from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the gazebo; and Yesterday’s Vibe, classic rock from 3:15 to 4 p.m. on the main stage. The antique car show will run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SHIPPENSBURG — Thousands of visitors are expected to visit Shippensburg Saturday, for the 33rd annual Corn Festival. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine, along King Street in downtown Shippensburg. “We have anywhere from 25,000 to 40,000 people,” said Ortrun Gates, Corn Festival president. “It just depends on the weather. It it’s too hot, people don’t stay very long, or if it’s raining or storming.” More than 300 craft and food vendors will be featured, as well as a corn eating contest, antique car
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C10 • The Shippensburg Sentinel
Friday, August 30, 2013
Shippensburg to host 33rd Corn Festival SHIPPENSBUG — Handmade crafts, craft demonstrations, food, family friendly entertainment, antique cars and a corneating contest highlight Shippensburg’s 33rd annual Corn Festival from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, rain or shine, along King Street in downtown Shippensburg. Contestants may register for the corn-eating contest
until the start of the event at 11:30 a.m. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers. Entertainment will be provided throughout the day at multiple venues. Groups will include the Midlife Cowboys, the Shippensburg German Band, and Nancy and Jody. Admission to the festival is free. Parking is available
for $3 at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds with free shuttles to King Street. Pets, bicycles and scooters are not permitted. The Corn Festival is an entirely volunteer-run event that has donated more than $300,000 to local causes in the past three decades. The event was started by a group of local residents
who formed the Shippensburg Heritage and Recreation Planning Society. Concerned with the destruction of many of the community’s oldest buildings, they used proceeds from the festival to underwrite a survey and pay for a historic district application for the National Register of Historic Places. Corn was chosen as the theme be-
cause it is the area’s biggest crop. Donations have supported historic marker signs; a sidewalk, fence and lighting at the entrance to the municipal parking lot; downtown period lighting; restoration and landscaping of the gazebo; iron wreath Christmas decorations; trees and flowers for the downtown area; roof replacement
of the oldest church in town; preservation of Dykeman’s Spring Hatch House; restoration at God’s Acre Cemetery, one the oldest burial grounds in the region; and the committee donates funds to many local organizations. The event is rated as the best one-day festival in Pennsylvania by the Pennsylvania Festivals Association.
Company). The corn eating contest, being held for the third year, is one of the most popular events at the festival. It will begin at 11:30 a.m. on the
main stage. Gates said eight contestants competed last year. The winner ate nine ears of corn in three minutes. “They are allowed to hold it,
but they can’t leave any kernels,” said Gates. “All the kernels have to be gone. “A lot of people gather around and cheer them on. The MidLife Cowboys play
appropriate music and sing stuff to fire the guys and girls on to make them chew faster.” She recalled a woman who finished second last year who promised to return this year
and win. The prize, a wooden plaque featuring a mounted ear of corn, was designed by Bill Hynes, a retired Shippensburg University art professor.
Festival Continued from C9 in the parking lot of the Shippensburg First Church of God, 121 E. King St. (next to the former Vigilant Hose Fire
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Friday, August 30, 2013