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​Great crowd turns out for annual Kincardine Craft Show and Bake Sale

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  November 17, 2024
​Great crowd turns out for annual Kincardine Craft Show and Bake Sale
The Kincardine Legion Hall was crowded with shoppers as people checked out the beautiful hand-crafted items and baked goods at the 42nd annual Craft Show and Bake Sale, Saturday.

About 20 vendors were on hand, selling a variety of items, including Christmas ornaments, blankets, fidget toys, knitted and crocheted goods, jewellery, woodworking, candles, home decor and more.

The event also featured a bake table, lunch, and a raffle draw.

Organizer Diane Picot was pleased with the turn-out. Her mother, Blanche, started the event in 1980.

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Alannah Head (left) of Kincardine and Beth Martin (right) of Glammis sell their hand-crafted items at the Kincardine Legion Craft Show and Bake Sale, Saturday, in the Legion Hall; with them, are Martin's daughters, Danya (second from left), 15, and Psalm, 12
Jessica Belyea (left) of Kincardine checks out the goodies at the bake table, operated by Terra and Bonnie Colwell
Diane Picot of Kincardine sells her Christmas ornaments, blankets and kitchen towels at the Kincardine Legion Craft Show and Bake Sale
Celine Boychuck (right) of Clay Bottom Creations of Point Clark, chats with customer Glenda Webster of Kincardine
In charge of the raffle table, are Christine Goodspeed (left) and her mother, Patti Goodspeed

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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