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a % v' c?- /■* ~~ - M1 , reminisced Mustoe as she recalled their orchard of apple, peach, pear, plum, and damson trees and a grape arbor. Mustoe ^ has fond memories of her -■*- - ■ summers spent canning and * freezing vegetables and fruit and making jams and jetties. "We grew strawberries, raspberries, ' and blackberries,’ said Mustoe who said that her father always put out two gardens. Most of the food they ate was raised on the farm. They also had milk cows, v and Ellen's mother often made delicious home made ice cream. Mustoe chuckled, “by today’s ':-J standards, our eating habits were very unhealthy, but I dont think H Jr hurt us any. My father died in * 1999 at the aQe of 90, and when . my mother passed away Ms past September, she was 91 * For as long as Ellen cat - remember. her father sang hymns while working in the fields as weS • as saying the blessing at meats.. The Christian faith was very important to her parents as wel as getting a good education. ‘Both of my brothers graduated from .
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