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MAKING AN OUTDOOR KILN — Wayne Cardinalli of Hastings County,
Barbara Alkemade, Addle McPhee and Rob Tetu were hard at it on
Friday afternoon 'building a salt-fire kiln behind Beethwood -Pottery in
McK i I lop Township during a three day potteiy workshop.
(Expositor Photo)
On Sunday, the kiln was fired after each of'.
the potters completed a .numberof pieces ',of"
stoneware.
Clay for stoneware pottery 'must be
imported since the clay indigenous to this
part of Ontario' is earthenware- clay.
The three local potters at the working
seminar were Rob Tetu and Addy McPhee of
Beechwbod Pottery and Barbara Alkemade
of Seaforth.
When.a group of Ontario potters gathered
at Beechwood Pottery, R.R.5, Seaforth, on a
, recent weekend, they didn't exactly rest on
their laurels. ,
The ,.12 potters attended the working
seminar to try working with special clay used
in' the salt-firing process; • to learn new
techniques of decorating pottery and to hear
and watch Wayne Cardinalli, a well-known
potter, demoostrate,some of his techniques.-
Carditralli, who started his salt-firing
technique while living in Providence,
lvbssachirsetts, raow has a studio • in
. Hastings, Ontario.
His salt-fired stoneware pottery is well:.
known across the country. and he recently
spoke to 600 potters at a seminar held at
McMaster University, Hamilton.' ' '
Cardinalli started the recent three day
workshop by demonstrating how to build an
outdoor salt-fire kiln behind the Beechwood
Pottery studio.
The kiln was built with a -castable
combination of clay and vermiculite, saw-
dust, sand, portland cement, a 'quantity of
fire bricks and some strenuous manual
labour.
• Rob Tetu of BeechwoodPottery; said the
advantage of,constrircting a kiln this way, is
-that it—costs about $500 for material and
labor. If the kiln had been built traditionally
using more fire bricks, it would have cost
betWeen $1,500 and $2,000.
Tetu said the same basic technique can be
used to build any type of kiln.
Building the, kiln from, scratch gave the
potters a chance to test the formula in a
learning experience, Tetu said.
The potters completed the kiln on Friday
night and added, the chimney on Saturday.
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SALT-FIRED POTTERY ----These are examples
of some of the work produced by potters at this
weekend's working seminar at Beechwood
Pottery. The small bottle on the left is by
Hastings potter Wayne Cardinalli, the jar is by
potter John Hatherley of Burlington and the
pitcher by Karen Brower of °London.
New
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built
at
Beech
wood
Tackerstnith Tow.n.sh ip
has received $40,000 under
the Ontario Home Renewal
PrORfOr0
OHRP provides per capital
.grants - to Ontario.
municipalities, to administer
directly as loans tq home-
owner occupants to repair
Bingo was enjoyed by
residents of Seaforth' Manor
and Friday attempt) and
winners were. Full House
Margeurite Shill, Denis
Arney and Doris Wills.
Straight line - Wilma Brill,
Verna McClure and Lillie
Hudie. Four Corners, Mary
Neville, Verna McClure and
Harold Walsh.
Visiting with Mr. Wilbur
Keyes• was his daughter Mrs.
Ruth Carter of 'Woodstock ,
also his wife Mrs. Eunice'
Keyes and daughter-in-law
Elsie. •
Mr. and Mrs. George
Addison 'visited with Mrs.
Minnie Hawley also her
sister Mrs. Susan Hutchings
of California and Rev. Bert
and Mrs. McSpadden of
Toronto. Mrs. Jas. Nolan
visited with Mr. Nolan.
Calling 'on Mrs. Lillie
Hudie was her neice Mrs.
Marjorie Rock also her
brother My. and Mrs. Hugh
Rinn of Belgrave.
Mist Mary Neville, Edith
Salo, Bar4 Schwartz and
Bruce Bennett attended the
band concert Sunday evening
at Victoria 'Park accompanied
by nurse Muriel Workman.
Mr. Ross McClure visited
with Miss Ethel McClure and
parents Mr. and. Mrs. Robt.
McClule.
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The prime objectiire of the
program Is the correction of
faulty structural and sanitary.
Conditions and the upgrading
of plumbing, heating, In-
salation •,and electrical
Miss Isabel Tamable of
Seaforth Manor enjoyed • a
visit with Mrs. Ruby Ander-
son at Kilbarchan,,. Nursing
Home on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Neville enjoyed
an outing on Sattrclarwith
Mrs. Hilda Montague.
Mrs. Minnie Hawley at-
tended the sale of her
household effects on Monday
afternoon at her former
residence on West William
St.
Systems of, the owne,t
vupot's how, '
01-11114 is directly oriented
to low and moderate Winne
homeowners with a
maximum annual ikettle of
$12,500.'
Loans of up to 17.50(/'can
be given to (Omer
occupants to, bring their
homes up, 0 the stoodards
adopted,by their
municipality, .A portion of hte
loan can be "forgiven" de-
pending upon the income of
the reOpient. Interest rates
vary from zero to eight per
cent, again depending on
inconke.
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occupants in any
municipality in Ontario,
urban or rural, ,which has
adopted either a minimum
housing standards bylaw or a
resolution setting such
standards.
Bingo at manor
4
Constance group feeds more than 1 200.
'Constance There will be a Picnic and '
Correspondent Barbecue on -Sunday, Sept
Mrs. Mary Merner 10th for the Foresters to be ,
482-7143 held at the hallf-startirig at -3- -
Court Constantine and .
Constance catered to 1,250 Mr. and Mrs, Frnak •Riley
people at the pork barbecue visited on Friday evening
held on Thursday, 'August with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
24th at the Brussels Arena. Stevenson, David, Darren
The B.B.Q. was sponsored
by the Huron Pork Pro-
ducers.
'Sentenced
Robert Allen Einboden,
18, of Vanastra, was fined
$350 or sentenced to 25 days
in jail in Goderich provincial,
court on Monday following a
robbery at the Commercial •
Hotel Seaforth.
Mr. Einboden was charged
following an incident at the
hotel on July 17 during which
a' sum -of money was taken
and Rene Dupuis. owner of
the hotel, was injured in a
scuffle With the youth.
ADRIAN McTAGGART
Adrian McTaggart of
Brussels died at 'Huronview
in Clinton on Thursday.
August 17 at the age of 73.
He was born near Mon-
crieff in Grey Township.- the
son of Neil Nair MeTaggart
and Ellie Mitchell. In August
1936 he married Inez Marie
Huether of Cranbook who
survives him.
He was predeceased by
two brothers Jack and
Gordon 'and is survived by
two sons, Neil of Hanover.
and Dale of R.R.5, Stratford,
and two daughter -Katliryti
Achilles of Walton and Ruth
Lowe of Brussels.
The funeral service was
conducted by Rev. Eric le
Drew of the Brussels United
Church from the M.L, Watts
and Luanne.. •
Mrs. Frank Van der Nolan,
and Margie .of Oakville Visit-
ed with her mother Mrs.
W.L. Whyte, Bill, and Mr.
Harold Whyte. • Margie re-
mained for holidays , We
would like to welcome to the
community Raymond and
Susan Protraka who are
residing in the Stevenson
house in the ,village and to'
Elaine and Peter Balms who
are residing in the: former
Howard Armstrong re-
sidence.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Presz-
cator of Egmondville Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Lee were Sunday-
' supper gUests with Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Preszcator,
Christine, Lisa, Christopher
and Grey.
Mr.' and Mrs. Patrick,
Nolan and boys returned
home to Toronto on Sunday
from their summer home in
the village.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs,. Paul Stevenson,
David, Darren, and Luanne
were Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Stevenson' of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Law-
son, John and Elizabeth 'are
now residing in their new
home in Londesboro. We
would like to wish them well
in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard'
Jameison have purchased
the Lawson faun, we
welcome them• to the com-
munity.
Mr, and' Mrs, Jim Presz-
cator and family Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Preszcator of
Egmondville' were Friday
evening visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul 'Stevenson, David,
Darren and Luanne.
Mr. and Mrs. ,.Dave
Preszcator, Christine, Lisa,
Christopher and Greg spent
the weekend camping• at
Riverside Camp.
Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Illman
of Monkton visited on Sun-
day evening with Mr. and
family.
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Obituaries
Funeral home on Saturday,
August 19. Pallbearers were
Ralph Pearson, Glen Smith,
Bill McNair, Ross Nichol.
Calvin Krauter and John
McCutcheon. Flowerbearers
were Bridn .and David
Huether.
Interment was in the
Oranbrook cemetery.
ANDREW MALONEY
Andrew Maloney died in
ColOmbia, , South - -Carolina.
on August 27. following a
" lengthy illness. He was a
brother of Wilbert Maloney
of RR 4, Seaforth.
Burial is to take place in
the Parish Cemetery at St.
Andrew's West. Ontario on
Thursday. August 31.
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