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

 
The skirt of this woman's suit was used to sew pants for her small son.
145 of 175 		A homemade cotton dress enhanced by embroidery and ruffles.
146 of 175 		A churn was used and reused
147 of 175 		Books and papers were shared by pioneers.
148 of 175 		Paper flowers were made for festive occasions and tto brighten winter days.
149 of 175 		A box social lunch container.
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Childs homemade folding book
151 of 175 		Pillow stuffed with old newspapers.
152 of 175 		Tissue used to wrap fruit and old newspapers used as toilet paper.
153 of 175 		Old newspapers were used to insulate homes- under shingles or on inside walls
154 of 175 		Pioneer families use and reuse catalogues
155 of 175 		Pioneers used paper to make beads.
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Pioneers used their talents to build schools , churches , and communities.
157 of 175 		Pioneer women use their talents to put on a play at Milly school.
158 of 175 		A school picnic at Varsity school.
159 of 175 		Men and boys sack race at a picnic
160 of 175 		Egg race for children at Varsity Ladies Aid Picnic
161 of 175 		Varsity Ladies Aid Quilting
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