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Luelmow Sentinel, Wediseadiy, October 1980'—Page 13
OLD SCHOOLHOUSE
By Kim Laidlaw
The people who go to this
school have to write on
slates. They also have to
write with ink pens in small
note books, To , heat-4h
school to keep the children
warm, they had to gather
wood and "bring it in. The
teachers name was Miss.
Black, If the children are bad they would either get the
strap or they • would get hit
with a stick, And last tof all
there" was .a bucket with
water in it to' drink,
A STUFFED ANIMAL
By Heather Priestap
This animal 'is a deer. He
has very soft fur. Some
people stuff animals and
have them to look at. A, per-
son that stuffs animals is
called a taxidermist. But if
the animal has a disease,
they will bury it. I saw this '
deer , at. the Southampton
Museum, which was in an
old schoolhouse.
is a special day to gp to the
general store. :
, LOG 'SCHOOL
By Paul den Boer
•
This is the log school at the
Bruce County Museum: The
walls are made of logs and,
lime. The children had to
bring the wood for"the stove.
The desks are at th6 sides so
they Id see, `On On the. 11
beside the desk is the strap.
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THE STUFFED DEER
By Wendy Neable
day, September 24, 1:980.
Also there 'were' many :inter-
esting exhibits but the best
thing I like was the stuffed
animals section. The name Of
On the . way to Bruce
County, the settlers only
brought with, them money,
clothes, family belongings.
The men that worked on the
boat threw the barrels with
the family's good dishes.. My
teacher, Mrs. Black's; great
grandmother-in-law came to
Bruce County and she
brought -her dishes and the
ran broke them all but two, .
general—store, to the -.great
big buildings. Also, instead
of buying corn in a bag at the
store, in those days they had
bins. The man-working in the
,THE PARLOUR
By Lana Craig.
The Parlour was a Very
special place in, the home.
The door was kept shut most
of the time. All of the special
furniture was kept in that
room. They used it at Easter,
Thanksgiving, Christmas
and some Sunday evenings
When Company
THE LOG SCHOOL
By David Hallam
School was found in Kinloss.
The School was built in the
1800s. Most of the 'schools
had plain dirt floors. The
only heat was from a Wood-
burning fireplace. They sat
on wooden benches and used
a long, long shelf to write on.
THE LOG CABIN
By Charlene Conolly •
It has a. parlour which is
used for evenings when
people visit. In the bedroom
are a bowl, their. home.,
0--made.-soup; twu -pitcherg,'
big one for cold,water and a
little one for'hot water,- shoes
and pipes going across, the
roof to heat the whole house.
There was a cold, room It is
used for keeping things fresh
for eating. They' have very
small closets.
The' general .store is a ited the museum on Wednes- the little post offices in the ent than the schools now.
special place, because-that's .
where the. pioneers got their
food and rifles and things. It
This is a picture of a GENERAL STORE
stuffed deer. There was a By Tracy Steer .
TM; GENERAL STORE .stuffed animal section in the The Log School at the.
By Lisit Collyer , Bruce County Museum in In the present years, Bruce County Museum in
Smithampten. Our class vis- things have expanded from Southampton is much differ
'of 'the things different:
• are: there :was one room, one
teacher, they used slates,
they drank from a cup, no
chalk or pens. The Log
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