Penn-York And Penn-Sylvan Team Up For Monthly Event

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Penn-York And Penn-Sylvan Team Up For Monthly Event

Penn-York And Penn-Sylvan Team Up For Monthly Event 1

Penn-Sylvan International was the recent host of the monthly Penn-York Lumbermen’s Club meeting, which was held in Corry, PA. Members and guests of Penn-York played a round of golf at the Corry Country Club followed by dinner at The Fork and Barrell Restaurant.

Jay Reese from Penn-Sylvan gave a brief overview about the current lumber market in China.

Golf game winners were: low gross, 1st, Luke Meyer and 2nd, Rob Matson. Winners, low net were: 1st, Jeff Dougherty and, 2nd, Jimmy Irwin.

Penn-York And Penn-Sylvan Team Up For Monthly Event 2

As a leading manufacturer of 3/4-inch lumber, Penn-Sylvan has produced all thicknesses of hardwood lumber for the past 25 years.

Penn-York And Penn-Sylvan Team Up For Monthly Event 3

The corporation is headquartered in northwest Pennsylvania near the Allegheny National Forest. Three locations make up the Penn-Sylvan complex where the company employs sawmills, grading stations, dry kilns and kiln-dried storage, according to the company website. Learn more at penn-sylvan.com.

The next Penn-York Lumbermen’s Club meeting will be held Sept. 21 in State College, PA, and will be hosted by Walker Lumber and Forcey Lumber. 

Visit pennyork.org for more details.

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