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First Home, Cottage and Culinary Show drew steady crowds

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Expositor Staff
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Chef Louis Simard was one of a number of professional chefs who held cooking demonstrations during the Manitoulin Home, Cottage and Culinary Show held at the NEMI Recreation Centre in Little Current on the weekend. The inaugral show attracted a steady crowd through the three days of the event.
Contractor George Kopylov of Manitoulin Timber Frames was one of a number of tradesman showcasing their services.
Sisko and Angel were ready to serve. Sisko travelled up from Southern Ontario to help his buddy with the booth.
Planting native plants was the subject of a Rainbow Farms workshop by Jenn.
Local hospitality operators like Mandy Case of Little Current’s Loco Beans operated booths at the show.
This outstanding summer prize package was up for grabs as a door prize.

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