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2995 $2995 $3995 $2999 Enjoy Maple Open House Weekend at Smith Maple Crest Farm Stafford SADD Chapter Smith Maple Crest Farm invites you to join them enters tractor trailer in on Saturday March 24 and Sunday March 25 for poster contest Maple Open House Weekend. Stafford Technical Center’s SADD The weekend will start on Saturday with a pancake Chapter, which is involved in Phase 2 of breakfast at the Shrewsbury Town Hall from 8:00 to a 3 part national contest on teen driving, 11:00 a.m. Smith Maple Crest Farm will be joined by has a tractor trailer as their entry into the the Cairo Mini Choppers for this event. Admission poster contest. The contest, which can is $8 for adults, $6 for children age 6 to 10 and free be found at ActOutLoud.org, and is run for children under 6 years old. Breakfast proceeds through National Organization for Youth will go to the Cairo Mini Choppers Unit. Safety, is designed to promote better teen Then on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. driving habits. The contest is open to any and on Sunday March 25 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. organization at any public, private, or visit Smith Maple Crest Farm to sample their parochial high school or middle school award winning syrup, sugar-on-snow and other in the United States, potentially involving refreshments. Retrace Robert Frost’s footsteps while tens of thousands of entrants. This year, enjoying the wonderful mountain views. Maple there appears to be about 400 groups products and the farm’s own beef will be available involved. Stafford Technical Center’s for purchase. SADD Chapter is the only Vermont Smith Maple Crest Farm is located at 2450 entrant. Two years ago, the Stafford Lincoln Hill Road in Shrewsbury, VT. To get there SAM’S GOOD NEWS PHOTO SADD Chapter finished in the top 20 take Route 7 to Route 103 East, turn left on Lincoln Neighbor Bill Clancy, Jason Smith, Adrian Ouellette, Donna and Bill Smith along with Mary nationally. Hill Road. The sugarhouse is two miles on the right. and Jeff Smith were busy gathering sap, boiling, grading and bottling this year’s fresh Maple Phase 1 was a T-Shirt contest, which From Cuttingsville take a right on Town Hill Road, Syrup. They are also getting ready for the Pancake Breakfast which will be held on Saturday, was designed to heighten awareness of right at “T”. March 24th from 8-11 a.m. at the Shrewsbury Town Hall. 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