This week Frank and Scott welcomed the Neon Oranges  Beaver County Radio Sound Stage!!! The Oranges played a variety of original tunes. The show was also streamed live on Facebook.  If you are interested in learning more about the Neon Oranges Check out their Facebook Page at  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009939227879

Tune in Every Thursday from 11:30 A.M.  to Noon for “Notes on Local Entertainment” presented by Wooley Bullys in New Brighton.

The Beaver County Radio Sound stage will welcome in The Dream Machine on March 22, 2018 at 11 am. In the mean time enjoy a replay of today’s show  by clicking the play button on the Facebook Live video below….

Ann Colella-Murray, Education Training Coordinator at the Beaver County Women’s Center was a guest of Frank Sparks on Teleforum at 10 AM. Ann will be discussed what the Women’s Center does and the services that they provide. Frank and Ann discussed domestic violence and sexual assault and the staggering problem that seems to be growing more each year. Ann told the listeners that people think of the Women’s Center as just a shelter but they do so much more providing shelter, services, and education about domestic violence and sexual assault. They also talked about the 24 Hour help line that is provided by the Women’s Center by dialing 724-775-0131 that can help if you feel the need. Ann Explained though that if you are or feel that you’re  in danger  you need to dial 911  .

Ann said that April is Sexual Assault month and throughout the month they have different things planned and she will be returning on April 10, 2018 to let us know.

You can get a hold of the Beaver County Women’s Center by clicking on the logo below…

You can also find them on Facebook at ……. https://www.facebook.com/womenscenterbeavercounty/

Mike Crudden from Rosalind’s Candy Castle stopped by for Show and Tell on Teleforum today March 8, 2018. Mike and Frank talked about the rich history of Rosalind  Candy Castle that dates back to 1914. Mike told everyone that Gust Zachos immigrated to the United States from Greece in 1912 when he opened up a restaurant/soda fountain business in Freedom, Pennsylvania.

Gust had worked with relatives in Greece making candy and decided during his slow periods in the restaurant he would make chocolate confections. He believed that quality was the most important factor in making a good product. Gust bought all the best ingredients available and put them together and started what would become Rosalind Candy Castle.

In 1914, the candy part of his business was growing so he decided to have a contest to give his confections a name. The name was chosen from two entries. Rosalind Candy Store and The Candy Castle, so Gust named his store Rosalind Candy Castle. The store was moved to 128-130 Brighton Avenue in Rochester, Pennsylvania. Gust continued to make more types of chocolate confections and soon the candy business was growing faster than the restaurant business.

To better accommodate the candy end of the business, Gust moved the store to 11th Street & 3rd Avenue in New Brighton, Pennsylvania. At this time, Medard Zaluska was the main candy maker who was aided by John Crudden while Elizabeth Crudden managed the store and the restaurant end of the business.

As the business continued to grow, the building on 3rd Avenue became too small to keep up with the candy demand. So a new store was built in 1951 at the current location at the corner of 13th Street & 5th Avenue, New Brighton, Pennsylvania. The building was completed in 1952 and that became the new home of Rosalind Candy Castle. The restaurant part of the business ended to concentrate on the ever increasing demand for the candy.

Gust became ill during this period and the Crudden and Zaluska families continued to operate the business and upon Gust passing purchased the business. Jim Crudden is currently president and continues to uphold the traditions of its founder and continues to demonstrate an unmatched passion for chocolates.

Rosalind’s insists on the highest of product quality. Mike explained that they continue to make all of the candy from scratch using the finest ingredients from around the world. Pure dairy cream and butter are still used in candy recipes, nuts are still roasted to perfection before being covered in a silky smooth chocolate.

Rosalind’s reputation for superb chocolates continues to grow earning the respect of chocolate lovers throughout the tri-state area. Many new confections have been made since Rosalind’s start in 1914, but one thing remains constant, and that is our commitment to quality you can taste since 1914.

Mike told everyone that the Easter bunny will be appearing at Rosalind’s this Sunday March the 11th. There will be many photo opportunities and each person will receive  an egg with a chocolate treat for free just for coming. Some of the eggs might even have a surprise in them.

Mike’s interview also included a show and tell segment that was streamed on Facebook Live highlighting some of the candy they are selling for Easter this year.  Below are photos of some of the items Mike brought in for Show and Tell.

The Entire interview was on Facebook Live!!! Check out the video…….

If you would like more information on Rosalind Candy Castle Click on the Logo below to be direct to their web-site …

You can also follow them on Facebook at  https://www.facebook.com/rosalindcandy/