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: ÷;ECORD - PAGE 6 - Wednesday, July 20, ,f -/ J ,ing Hint 1 / ,anning the amount at to buy for a large , ring figure lb. (rain.) ooneless meat per person t ½ lb. (min.) of meat with ",one per person. Homemaking Hint II If you have a recipe Which calls for unsweetened chocolate squares, you can substitute 4 tablespoons cocoa and ½ tablespoon fat. Dear Soupy: How can you tell when yeast dough has been kneaded enough? Answer; It has been kneaded enough when it springs b a c k quickly when touched with your finger. | Slice carrots in thin slices. Cover with boiling salted water and cook 10 minutes. Drain. Combine remaining ingrediehts and bring to boil. Simmer for 3 minutes. Pack carrots in jars with hot spiced liquid. Process in boil-water bath for 5 minutes. Makes 2 pints. VANILLA ICE CREAM '4 eggs 2 % cups sugar 7 cups milk 3 cups whipping cream 2 ½ tablespoons vanilla ½ teaspoon salt Beat eggs till light. Add sugar gradually, beating till thick. Add remaining ingredients; mix well and freeze in 5 quart ice cream freezer. Ma_kes i gallon Dear Soupy: Do you have any hints for what to do with left over dried cake? Answer: Keep left over pieces of cake or cookies in a covered can. Crumble and combine with cook- ed left over fruit (with juice) for steamed fruit pudding. Serve with lemon sauce. PICKLED CARROT STICKS 1 lb. of carrots, peeled aA cup water % cup sugar 1 teaspoon mixed whole pickling spices. q ursday, July 7, the Stitch Witches 4-H Sewing Club met at the home of leader, Fran Ogden. Cyndi Dunham gave a demonstra- tion on being a wise con- sumer of clothing. Record books were handed out and sewing projects worked on. The next meeting will be Thursday, July 14, at Mrs. Ogden's home. Be sure to bring record books. The Craft Basket 4-H Club met Tuesday, July 12, at the home of leader Fran Ogden. Mrs. Sarah Diggs was as the meeting to help members make rope 1977 h o r s e s. Mrs. LaVonna Rudger helped the 4-H members make velvet roses. Guest, Mrs. Regsa Yantis showed how quilted pil- lows are made. Other projects worked on were puff pillow tops, wooden signs for the Fair and Agnus The Ostrich Mobile. The next meeting will be Tuesday, July 19, at Mrs. Ogdens. All projects and record books should be completed. Bring record books and painted signs to the meeting. This is the final one. The Barnyard Barons Livestock Club met July 11, at Chad Gibsons and LeRoy Beans. Showing of swine was the evenings topic. The next meeting will be July 18th at the fair- grounds to pick up record books and make final pre- parations for the Fair. THE EXPRESSION, "'Here's mud in your eye," is a folk saying whose origin dates from the time when the gentry went about the country throwing mud in the eyes of the common folk by splashing them as they drove by in their fancy carriages. So when you say to one, "Here's mud in your eye," you are saying, in effect, "May you always he wealthy"--or in a position to throw mud in the eyes of other people! Authorized Catalog'Sal'es l&chan 122 Illinois Avenue - Council, Idaho PHONE 253-4248 Radio Station KYET of eayette and Ontario held a Tall Tale contest and one of our Council residents won the prize. Mr. Ralph Finn was de- clared to be winner of the contest and was awarded prizes of $50.00 for him- self and a sum of $100.00 which, at his direction, was presented to to Mrs. Frank Youngblood who accepted it for the Congregational Community Church of Council. The RECORD is pleased to quote here the text of Mr. Finn's 'Tall Tale' "A neighbor of mine, a dairy operator, also raised pumpkins and irrigated them with skim milk. They grew so fast he had to make little wagons for the pump- kins as the vines were wear- "\ ing them out dragging them around. They crowded the rail fence until it gave away and those pumpkins began nursing the range cows, preferring whole milk to their skim milk. Many fol- lowed the cows off and were never seen again, others rolled down the road presumably looking for a cow, thus causing a ter- rific traffic problem and many run-aways of the horse drawn rigs and also presenting a real hazzard to the T-model fords of that time. The County Commis- sioners solicited the people for money and paid my neighbor $16,000 to quit raising pumpkins.". It is believed by the Ed- itor of this paper that Mr. Finn will accept challenges from all comers I CADILLAC, INC. AND R.V. CENTIR Rme 5494)424 Weber. Idaho SALES REPRE NTATIVIS Warty Foster, Sales Manager, 549-0605 John Deval, S49-2353 Dec Ha$1m, I;42-3131; Bob Rldndlart, 6424913 AI Ratciff, 452-3711 Large Stock of New Cars, 2 & 4 Wlied Ddvo Pickups, RV Travel Tarkn TRAVEL TRAILERS "1 & the V me m SWIVEL ROCKERS (1 Pr. only - Color i$ Indian Orange) WAS $235.10 a Pair 8heepeateP War A tfistorical Guide b)' Adomy Carro' & Cort Conley RANGES -- No. 93466 Gold WAS 464.95 No. 92871 Whim coming top , WAS 494.95 . No. 92161 White WAS 344.95 CONTAINS: . Navigational history 11 . 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NOW $195.10 SAVE $40.00 NOW 419.95 SAVE 45.00 NOW 394.95 SAVE 100.00 NOW 254.95 SAVE "80.00 NOW i 294.95 SAVE 35.00 NOW 219.95 SAVE 30.00 NOW 274.95 SAVE 35.00 NOW 189.95 SAV E 40.00 NOW 199.95 SAVE 25.00 WASHERS - No. 26936 Gold WAS 439.00 NOW 354.95 No. 26706 Gold WAS 342.95 NOW 312.95 No. 26704 Green WAS 339.95 NOW "3.09.95 SAVE 85.00 SAVE 30.00 SAVE 30.00 WATER HEATERS- No. 32481 Green WAS 156.95 NOW 136.95 SAVE 20.00 WAS 449.95 NOW 389.95 SAVE 60.00 REFRIGERATOR (15.1 cu. ft.) - No. 67524 Green DISHWASHERS -- [ No. 76051 White WAS 327.95 NOW 292.95 SAVE 35.00 P 77051 White WAS 262.95 NOW "237.95 SAVE 25.00 REG. PRICE L ESS SA LE , LESS $2.00 TRADE IN - NOW ON LY - $51.24 7,00 2.00 10 DIEHARD BATTERIES AT $7.00 OFF - § - No. 4301 - 1 - No. 4305 - 1- No. 4310 - 1 - No. 4341 - 2- No. 4384 ORDER FROM: : . ~ "" 5 The Council Record P.O. Drawer 67 Council, Idaho 83612 Cut along this line ORDER FORM: Name Address f $ F $ ¢ City State ,.~ Zip __._ V] - No. of Copies ,. 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