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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-02, Page 16A Wy747791Fv, 'TWISTW' EY PATRICIA RIMMER In a small town like Seaforth, it's net very often AO the Whole town gets tigether,,, eating, drinking and having a great time. •We11, last vveekbnd, they did jnst that, Of course, by now you will realize that I am speaking about the eider- festSincso, other reporters at ithe Rum Expositor will probably Write about this A'nbject; I am not one to be left it. But my column will be ,different. This week we step into a time machine. Of course we will not go too far hack in time, just a feivm, years to start out with. Now just step right in and haYe a seat. Soon we should W- stopping. What's this? We've stopped in the year 1975. 1975 was the first year the Van Egmond Foundation had a Ciderfest. Then, It wasn't nearly as big as now but it was a good one. They had fresh made cider, quilt- ing; crafts, plants for sale and'much more. Home-made sausage was great ,,When saurkraut was on top. There was local talent and a big crowd attended. That was a good year but I would like to keep going. TOO COLD TO MOVE Get ready for a long ride ay this time. What's going or We've gone ahead one year andthe machine has stopped at October, 17, 1976. It was cold, snowy day and the people were bundled up so much that they could hardl move. Then children were hardly involved except for drinking the hot ntulled cider and sausage burgers. Butter was made as well as stuffed sausage and _of course cider. Shingle making was demonstrated on a machine operated by a steam engine. Some ladies,demon- strated hand spinning and dyeing. Plants, jams, dried Ifoweis and other crafts were sold, On the front lawn of the Van Egmond house. a CONDENSED AYLMER SOUPS TOMATO OR VEGETABLE rummage sale was held. Some children' from New Hamburg rang bells during the afternoon. As we board the machine again we stop at October 2, 1977. Again home made sausages and cider heating were Ciderfest highlights. That .year they tried some- thing new for children and adults. A festival city tour train from Stratford drove visitors = downtown id see Cardio' Hall. To add to the excitement, spinning wool, caning and quilting were all: demon- strated. There was an art display and a display of _musicboxes- and- -a- Regina -- phone. Two years later in 1979 Ciderfest was a little bit bigger yet. That year Junior Farmers helped out in telling people where to park their cars, crowd control and admission. This was the first year that teens helped out considerably in any way. The CHOICE QUALITY AYLMER TOMATOES FOR YOUR FAVOURITE RECIPE Huron Stiings and local dancers provided entertain - =MAW afternoon. Another' extra:for children in 1979 was pony rides around the grounds. There were crafts, sausage again and especially for children, cider in apple shaped cups. Also the SDHS band had a booth last year to raise money for their trip to Florida. They, iffe many other groupsthacta niinmage sale sort of table. , THIS YEAR Then we come back again to this year's Cider - fest, As you have probably noticed, each year's Cider - fest gets better and better. I'm sorry -to say, but I'm -afrjad this year's Ciderfest is going to be a hard one to beat. First of all there • was the beer tent. .need I say more? Well of course. The beer tent was a great idea and made a nice Satur- day aftenoon, so I was told. Sunday there were many disolava of crafts. baked cts, teens, in betweens goods and some old things you've had around the house and been dying to get rid of. Again the band participated in• Ciderfest and had a table for baked goods. The Junior Farmers helped out again and several children were involved. Katie,Kersiake, had her 'own table with baked, geods made by her. grand- mother and her family and her own • crafts. Murray Draper of' Clinton demon - `r 1900 strated liir Regina phone again thiS=•jar, as well as his music; ,boxes,,, Another in ' tereSting feature this year was. a deniens'tration of ,a miniatnre thresher. It was an excellent shim for kids who hardly ever go'to‘a farm and gee large tbrgshers in motion. Also there was a de-* monstration of rope being made out of binder twine, a new thing fin. the Ciderfek but a very old thing for farmers in the past. The Van Egmond house itself was Cashprizes for healthy schools Twenty $1,000 - cash a- , wards will be made available again this year to encourage high school studepts to pro- mote good nutrition in their schools. The "Food for Health" awards were- introduced by the Ministry of Health with AYLMER CREAM CORN OR GREEN PEAS GRADE •'the support of the Ministry of Education, during the Inter- national Year of the Child, to encolirage healthier eating habits In the school. 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"All submissions will be judged on the basis of their creativity and their potential to continue over the years, as well as their effect on the sale and consumption of nutritious foods in the • Please turn to page 23 't intelesting to go through with demostrations of weav- ing, a display of quilts, honsehold tools used, in the 1860's and Indian finds, There was a display of dolls from all over the world and - many other things. For sure, this year. is going to be a hard Ciderfest to beat. • but I'm sure Palk Carroll and the Van Egmond Foundatioe metnbers will try their hardest, If You knew of anyone who will be, having a birthday soon, please send the • name age, and biethda'y to The Huron Expositor, Box 69 Seafoith; Ont. or phone 527-0240 , A SMILE A DAY — These two girls, Lori Strong and Kristan van den Aktier, both members of - the SDHSG(ris Trumpet Band, were helping to sell baked goods in the band's booth at the Cidertest-Sunday afternoon. 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