"Tackling 'coons head on", Eat at Our House, 19 September 1990

Publication: St. Marys Journal Argus, 19 Sept 1990

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Creator

Dorothy Eedy, Artist

Media Type

Image

Text

Item Type

Articles

Description

An article written by local columnist Dorothy Eedy titled "Tackling 'coons head on". In this article, Eedy gives details on she and her husband's struggle to remove the raccoons from their house. She writes about trapping them and releasing them back into the wild. Her recipes this week were passed on to her by her friend Dorothy Barss from Victoria, B.C.

Recipes included in the article: "Corn and Oyster Casserole", "Ham Loaf" and "Quick Tomato Aspic".

*This article is one in a series titled "Eat at Our House" available on Picture St. Marys. For more information on Dorothy Eedy see "Other Web sites/External links" under the main image.

Notes

Condition: Excellent - Text is legible. Little discolouration of newsprint paper. Dark stain in upper left quadrant, possibly adhesive (width: 2cm, length: 3cm).

Place of Publication

St. Marys, ON

Edition

September 19, 1990

Date of Original

19 Sept 1990

Dimensions

Width: 21.7 cm
Height: 36.8 cm

Image Dimensions

Image Width: 10.3cm
Image Height: 36.2cm

Subject(s)

Clippings
Columns
Cookery
Raccoons
wildlife
Recipes
Article
Newspaper - Sections, columns, etc.

Personal Name(s)

Eedy, Dorothy Mae ; Barss, Dorothy.

Local identifier

DE_19September1990

Collection

Dorothy Eedy - Eat At Our House

Language of Item

English

Geographic Coverage

St. Marys

Ontario, Canada

Latitude: 43.25009 Longitude: -81.13304

Donor

R. Lorne Eedy

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Recommended Citation

Eedy, Dorothy. "'Tackling 'coons head on', Eat at Our House, 19 September 1990", St. Marys Museum, DE_19September1990.

Location of Original

R. Lorne Eedy Archives

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