Apple Cider Fresh From The Press

Each time I walked by the bags of apples in my garage, I felt guilty. They were beautiful, small crabapples but I couldn’t find time to juice them. In previous autumns I would have spent hours quartering each apple, boiling water and sealing jars. This year, I couldn’t even find a few minutes in my



Make School Sports A Positive Experience

Consider the many high school games and sports events occurring at school this year. Do you think they truly meet the definition of the word “game?” By looking at a definition, we are reminded of what organized sports can be at their best. The word “game” is defined as “activity engaged in for diversion or


Make A Halloween Runner

Dress up your home for Halloween with this Witch and Harvest Moon Runner. DIRECTIONS: Cut the heavy felt the width of your table that you want to display the finished runner on. Measure lengthwise and add 11-1/2 inches to each end for the overhang. Copy onto cardstock: the witch, 5-1/2 inches wide and 6 inches

Materials

12×12-inch green, brown and black felt 18×27-inch harvest-orange fabric Heavy blue felt 8-and 9-inch circle template Krylon Easy Tack repositional adhesive 47020 spray Elmer’s spray adhesive Home Bond contact cement solvent Gold-coloured trim Exacto knife Sharp scissors Cutting board Cardstock paper Glue gun Tweezers





Planting Tomorrow’s Heritage – for Oct. 8, 2009

Trees being planted by members of the Manitoba Women’s Institute right now may be among the heritage trees we look to tomorrow, say MFA officials. Under the urging of their president, MWI locals this year have been planting trees in their communities for beautification as well as a small way to mitigate climate change. “Everything

How Not To Share Your Turkey Dinner

“Since you’re cooking that turkey anyway, why don’t we invite somebody over?” my hospitable hubby asked as he saw me wrestling the giant bird into the roaster. “Sure,” I said. “Call around and see who can come on short notice.” He did, and soon we were expecting our friends Pat and Claudette for a turkey