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[VIAUAM Minimum) ' MUNIHLY 3, Gail McKimieIl Knowing the past, helps us to understand and apprecrate the present. An oft spoken collo- quialisrn that is seldom ex. perienced. I . . However this spring Niagara 4. Her's are discovering their r905, as the spring lifeskill_pr015ct focuses on Ontario's heritage, . After spending the morning cooking lunch lover a hot woodstove, on a mild Saturday in February, the Carstorvrlle cam turians unanimously declared, With as much sugar as will be wanted before you add cream which should be of a middling richness". And we think metric measures are confusin . Other 'hand-on' activities club mernbers explored during the preject were the art of rug braid- ing and hand dipped candlemak- mg. The only artificial light in the early settlers' homes were provided by fireplace, pine knots used as torches or grease lamps. Candles were rare and had to be purchased. Fats available to the settlers would not be used for candlernaking. Pork lard was kept for use in the frypan. Beef fats were used in the soap making process and for wagon wheel grease. Mutton fat, although Suitable f0: Candlemak- "We're glad we live nowadays!" In order to EXBcnence the 'good old days', 01" Il'rader Lynn Williams was up early Sloking the . Woodstove. A Job hard to imagin e days Of Push bum) s and "minim, "5 . Just to add tot. C authentic at. l mosphereinthe chenthe men} . was re and by settlers for bC'VfiMd d lgadel's W01» margin Gather shoes and cloth. Dlgl-- ashione 05mm". The gr g g ' nglnp gigi'iiiotnglfizdslkepareg mgLater Candles were mil": by x r ClDes b ' ' ouring 0! mo ing, V p I h art f r ut dipping, P . a , I ' V f p t ' {Egghgifmfrmglluazzlflpm filling Candle dipping '1"35 the "5155' afifimvekfil'l: 0L FASHIONED WAY - Calstorvllle Cenlurlans gather around in 2" l ' ' i " under the [medias way to make cand'es. f h ' I am 5 c an! finer may Spam 8 hol m°mlng conkan lunch Club a w°°dsmV3 ln club leader Lynn M r Moffflt and L cc "leaders. The "'5' insistmg 0 {re CE"? mm '9" '° "9'": "'8de BealY, Leanne Bealvlyoulh leader) Dawri Yo members I" Costume lor the occasion. are a Y her Yim Wlm t « 6 Centuriaus was a ield trip Wllllams (leader), and Anna Fischer. The up fashioned coo". I ung, Mary Mollat (leader), Alyson 5cm Lynn [113112261321 5 made beef 5% m Caistorville United' Church Herllngeu n9 esson was part at lhls Sprlng.s 4'" club "Munro." SC -' aPple ci - ' te . Doris Dennis, presi- Pudding anddate squamcsifzr, rice 32350;?" 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