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Pioneers Use, Reduce, Re-cycle, and Reuse in McCord and southern Saskatchewan

 
Plant stand . Pioneers used willows to make furniture.
109 of 175 		Wooden rolling pins carved by McCord men
110 of 175 		A sewing box made from the wood from an old pump organ,
111 of 175 		Knife holder made from packing cases
112 of 175 		A trunk was used and reused
113 of 175 		A chair made from scraps of lumber.
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A toy box barn made from apple boxes.
115 of 175 		Toy barn made from lumber scraps.
116 of 175 		Hand carved toy wooden animals
117 of 175 		Homemade toy tractor with a homemade play one-way.
118 of 175 		An apple box was a great place to play.
119 of 175 		Making a spool tractor.toy
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Bisque dolls with hand knit accessories
121 of 175 		Homemade dolls were made of scraps of cloth. Yarn doll and Red Riding Hood doll.
122 of 175 		Clothes pin dolls
123 of 175 		Corn husk dolls were made of natural corn leaves.
124 of 175 		A powder puff doll.
125 of 175 		Oatmeal sack (Robin Hood) and a tea towel made of a flour or sugar sack .
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