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The annual Colborne Township Christmas
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began today (Wednesday) and will also run
on Saturday and Sunday. (photos by Corrine
Boyle)
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by Corinne Boyle
Suncoast Enterprises is marketing a
new product. Six months ago they started
production of soap in bar form as well as li-
quid soap in bottles.
They're ready to present their new pro-
duct to the public. By participating as ex-
hibitors at the 21st Annual Colborne
Township..Christmaa. Couptry, iFair;:, Bill
Chandler, supervisor, says, "We hope to
get the people around Goderich to know
we're here. We've got a great product here
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another industry in this town --producing
soaps," says Chandler.
Equipment was designed by Chandler to
cut the bulk soap into bars, wrap the bars,
and dispense the liquid soap into bottles.
All the work is done manually by
employees. Two people wrap 400 bars per
day by hand and one person can fill 450 bot-
tles of liquid soap per day.
Chandler says they've alt•eady been' gdti-
ting orders for the soap. They also make a
variety of bathroom accessories and
Christmas decorations which will be for
sale at the craft show.
Suncoast Enterprises will be one of 40
exhibitors at the craft show on October 22,
25and 26.
Donna Crawford, convenor of the annual
event sponsored by Blue Water Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star, No. 284, is hop-
ing her work toward getting a variety of
exhibitors in planning the event will pay
off. She expects a good turnout, as the an-
nual fair is well-known in the area and
many people plan ahead to attend.
Exhibitors will be displaying their crafty
wares ranging from toys and novelties to
stained glass to knitting and weaving.
Every hour during the three-day show,
door prizes will be awarded which are
donated by exhibitors from outside Col-
borne Township. There will also be fruits,
vegetables and maple syrup sold outside
the hall.
During Crawford's last four years as
convenor, she'd been trying to make the
country fair more unique by seeking out
various craft exhibitors. She hasattended
many craft fairs in search of candidates
for a unique show in Saltford.
The fair has been planned a week later
than it was last year "to get away from
Thanksgiving weekend," says Crawford.
"We're hoping to get a good crowd and
have the most successful show yet.
The craft fair will beopen from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, October 22, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 25, and
12 noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 25. All
proceeds from the Christmas Country Fair
are donated to support charitable
organizations.
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