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THECOUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 6 - Wednesday, August 31, 1977
...... Bill
Stir & titch
NOTES FROM COUNTY
EXTENSION SERVICE
Homcmaking Hint I
Buying beef in volume
amounts has several advan-
tages. First, you save
money. Second, it is con-
venient to have the meat on
hand and third, you can
usually get a better quality
meat.
Homaking Hint II
One-third of the consumer
food dollar is now spent in
restaurants, and this figure
will be up to 40% by 1980.
GRAHAM CRACKER
CRUST
1% cups graham cracker
crumbs
3 tblsp, sugar
1/3 cup butter melted
Heat oven to 350
degrees. Mix graham cracker
crumbs and sugar in a bowl.
Add butter, mix thor-
oughly. If desired, save :A
cup mixture for topping.
Press remainiing mixture
firmly and evenly against
bottom and sides of pie
pan. Bake 10 minutes. Cool
and fill.
DILL BEANS
Trim end of beans, leave
long, then cover with water
and boil for 5 or 10 min-
utes. Pour off water and
cool with cold water, pack
into jars with:
1 or 2 chili peppers to each
jar
1 clove of garlic to each jar
2 small pieces of onion for
each jar
Dill, 1 head for pint, 1 for
quart.
Mix 1 quart water, I cup
vinegar and 'A cup salt. Boil
5 minutes, then fill jars and
seal. Process 10 or 15 min-
utes to seal.
Please address any questions
to the County Extension
Service, Council, Idaho.
What's Cookin '
9-6-77
Spaghetti
Whole wheat rolls & Butter
Peanut-butter celery
Pears
Milk
9-7-77
Fried chicken
Bread & butter
Potatoes & gravy
Salad
. Jello
Milk
9-8-77
Tacos with lettuce & cheese
Green beans
Orange juice
Pumpkin bread & whipped
butter
Milk
9-9-77
Fish Fillets
Tartar Sauce
Bread & butter
Spinach
Fresh fruit
Brownie
Milk
FOOD FOR THOUGHT --
The Food and Drug
Administration says that
saccharin, the artificial
sweetner, can creme cancer
but will not take it off the
shelves until it is ge=e. Must
be artificial cancer.
i think it is nice of the
government, giving us the
time to stock up on the stuff.
They are finally learning that
nobody believes them any-
way.
Now we can be secure in
the knowledge that without
mqlfleial sweetner, we will
be a much healthier and
fatter nation.
We'll weigh more and risk
heart attadm, but t h e
chances of cancer are re-
duced. At least the govern-
ment lets you die of one
thiag at a tlme.
Mark Russell
Cambridge Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dopf,
editors and publishers of
the Cambridge News-
Reporter, have added a new
son to their family. The
new boy, Carey Nathan,
joined an elder brother,
Corey, Saturday August 20.
Mother and son were
releasedfrom the Weiser
HospitalMonday and are
convalescing at their home
in Cambridge.
First it was the drought,
and now it is the grasshop-
pers that are taking their
toll on much of the green-
ery left by the drought.
Hardest hit, as reported this
week, was the Arthur Butts
ranch in the Cove area.
There grasshoppers have
stripped young fruit trees of
their leaves and have begun
gnawing on fruit. The gar-
den there is gone, except
for squash. The drought has
taken care of the crops in
the fields. At the Tony
Thomason ranch in the area
near the Adams-Washington
county lines, the grasshop-
pers have taken the garden
and the worms in webs in
trees are generously situated
in the historically known
black walnut tree in the
front yard of the home.
A group of men from
Coos Bay, Oregon have
been in charge of kayak
trips down Snake River this
summer. Paul Keith, Cam-
bridge has been their car
shuttler. After taking back
and forth, those who have
enjoyed the float trips from
the base of the Hells
I I'll f in " [ I
Canyon dam, to Pittsburg
Landing, Paul got his first
Kayak trip. Embarking on
the trip Friday, he and
seven of the Coos Bay men
arrived at Pittsburg Landing
Sunday afternoon. He
reported an interesting,
exciting experience. Water
level in the river is low but
not too low for kayak float-
ing, it was learned.
Members of Upper
Country Grante No. 251
held a combined fun-night
and Booster Night during a
regular meeting date Wed-
nesday evening. Games and
contests were conducted by
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lilly,
games that dated even back
to "kid" days.
Birthday anniversaries of
Mrs. Ray Clure and T.C.
Mink, and the 45th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Richard s were
acknowledged and greeting
songs sung to them. Mrs.
Arthur Wilson was at the
piano for the greeting songs
and also for a name-that-
tune contest.
Refreshments were
served after the meeting.
Guests for the meeting
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Jungert, Tuscan, Arizona,
Mrs. Tom Vogel, Mrs. Hazel
Clure, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Lilly and Katherine Jaeger.
Many people sow wild oats
and expect to reap roses.
Courage is not a lack of
fear, but the ability to go
on in spite of it.
Last fall there wasa.wcdting
period of up to 6 weeks to get
a FISHER WOOD STOVE. If,
and it seems probable, we do
not have enough water to run
the gererators for electric
power there won't be a wood
stove of any kind available.
Fortunately we now have
about 55 FISHER STOVES
on hand in our warehouse.
In order to assure getting
one at the present price one
should make a deposit now
and pay by the month untill
fall.
4P
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Shiplap & Siding
Dimension lumber
lx 12s & lx lOs
1 x 8s-- 1 x 6s-- 1 x 4s
Everything you need to build
anything you wish
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Minne Tonka
Moccasins
JUSTIN BOOTS
BRADEN'S SHOE STORE
Phone 253-6084 Council Idaho
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FEATURES
Constructed with 1/4 and 5/16 MSPL
Fire Brick Lining
Right or Left hand models
Exhaust outlet on back or either side
Exhaust outlet in back or either side
rather than top prevents heat escaping
up the chimney.
Superior door seal completely eliminates
fire hazard from sparks.
Two cooking surfaces with different
temperatures.
Accepts 30" wood
Will last longer than you will. (200 Years)
Portable Ovens now available.
Chrome accessories available.
DIMENSIONS
Length ................ 32 inches
~t Width ................18% inches
Height ...............28-3/8 inches
VIIF
Weight ................ 399 poundsI
, Ask The Man Who Owns One
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HOME APPLIANCES - DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION
POWER HAND TOOLS
HEATING SYSTEMS
PHONE 253-4248
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HOMEY, comfortable 2 bedroom house in country, jus
one and one-half miles from town. OWN WELL, garage,
woodshed and garden spot, plus shade. $28,000.
3 BEDROOM house with brick facia. Car port, large yard
good location. Only $30,000. in Cambridge.
NEED a 100 to 200 head cattle ranch badly.
2 BEDROOM house in Council. Good location.
1720 ACRES of rangeland. Priced right. Has good feed
and stockwater.
5 ACRE parcels, north of Council. Some with timber
some meadow. Lovely homesites.
9 ACRES with river frontage. Hurry on this one. Rivel
frontage is hard to find.
HAVE TWO large cattle ranches for sale now. Both have
food irrigation wells, with irrigated farmland. One in
Idaho and one in Oregon.
Stop and see what we have to offer.
BOISE CASCADE HOMES
Many styles to choose from
Ada J. Hanson, G.R.I., REALTOR
Associate Broker
WHITING REAL ESTATE
Box 152, Cambridge, Idaho 83610
Business Phone 208-257-3833 - Home 208257-3937
COUNCIL OFFICE
Feral Muller - Broker
~arrel Morris - Assoc. Broker
Bill Criss
Phone 253-4264
Box 7
Council, Idaho 83612
SMALL BUSINESS, nicely located. Family type
butcher and meat cutting business in Council.
Shop building only 3 years old. Complete line of
equipment including kill-truck. $28,500. Terms.
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HOMES & ACREAGE WITH HOMES
TWO BEDROOM remodeled home on small
corner lot in Council only one block from the
business area.Would make an excellent retire-
ment home. Total price $9,000.00. Small
down $100 per month payments
at 8%
4 BEDR i i bath home in good condition.
Has 2 and storage room upstairs.
Has fireplace carport and wood shed. All
on a corner lot on the edge of city limits.
$30,000 cash or refinance.
4 BEDROOM, Approximately 2 miles from
Council. 1440 Square Feet. Double wide
mobile home on 27 acres. Buy all or part. Total
price of $42,000.
LAND PARCELS
5 ACRES with timber, farm land and beauti-
ful view. On access road 2 miles from county
road. Next to State Forest land. $6,500 or
terms. 20% discount for cash.
5 ACRES South of Council. Beautiful view with
a good building site. Highway frontage. There
is a big spring-fed water pond to be developed
only $5,250. with terms.,
10 ACRES, well, nice view. Mesa
32 ACRES 7 miles north of Council. Develop-
ment property. Check for details o~ this one.
BEAUTIFUL RECREATION lot in peaceful
pines. Sqbdivision $4,500.00. Terms.
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EXCLUSIVE
LISTINGS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BUT
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
HWY. 55
25 Hour phone
That's because we don't take our lunch hour
634-2001
NORTH HORNET CREEK 43 Acre Ranch,
some good bottom land. Old house and
barn. 35 shares water rights $49.500.00
17 ACRES on Weiser River frontage,
adjacent to Starkey Hot Springs, timbered,
on county road.
HOME PHONES
RANDY HART ............. 634-5331
MARDI HART ............. 634-2604
SHERMAN HART ........... 634-2604
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HOMES & ACREAGES
APP. 1 ACRE in city, 4 bedroom - 2 story home. Upper
story adapted as rental unit. Concrete and cinder block
construction. Separate garage plus large storage build-
ing for camper, boat, etc. 5 shares water. Oil furnace
and electric heatup Franklin stove Aux.
Full Price $33,500.
2 - ADJOINING 80's, All or any part, minimum 20 acres.
Look at this one for $800. per acre. Located NECouncil
just off Highway 95. Will discount for cash on 80 acre
package.
8 ACRES of excellent sul>irrigated land southwest
of Council on the mouth of Hornet Creek. Spacious
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4 bedroom tri-level home has 2 fireplaces, 2 baths,I
family room with I reath-teking view. Outbuildings forl ;
horses, cows, etc. This is country living at it's best!
Full price $82,000.
APP. 3 ACRES in city limits. Excellent development or
investment property. Access off Highway 95 in South
Council. Cash Price $12,500.00
NEWER Boise Cas~ad~home, 3 bedroom. Excellenti
condition, througl}, ttached garage. Trees, shrubs,!
fenced yard, g ot. Owner being relocated. Assume!
existing loan and c sh-out equity. Full price $29,950.00|
12 X 60 3 BEDROOM, 1¾ bath, 1969 Sahara mobileJ
home, all set up on 5 city Jots, with 3-bay metal build-
ing. ~;Cash out ~quity and~ assume contract balance.
Full price $14,950.
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( )Boise Cascade Homes
M.S. R ITT E R Broker 253-6946
RICK RITTER, Salesman Eves.253-6012
304 Illinois Ave Council, Idaho
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McCALL OFFICE
Don Fuller- Assoc. Broker
Pete Baucom
Shari Goodwin
Donna• Campbell
Phone 634-2241
Box 400
McCall, Idaho 83612
10 ACRES, nice homesite, well & septic system,
electricity in, storage shed, county road frontage
$18,500.
FOR the investment minded: In Council, Idaho,
a well kept 12-unit apartment house, built in
1972, repainted this year. These units are very
nice and there is always a need for rentals in
Council. No vacancy except between movers.
Total Price $225,000. with good terms. Might
consider some exchange.
APPROXIMATELY 35 Acres with farm land,
p ne trees, Highway frontage plus 2 springs.
One spring is developed. Beautiful view home-
site. Could be divided. Buy on terms at
$35,000.
MCCALL OFFICE
BEACH ACCESS-- Newer home in McCall's
Jasper Subdivision has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, nice
yard, beach access. Fully carpeted, total
electric. $36,000.
SMALL, 1 bedroom home in New Meadows.
1 bath, utility porch, Franklin fireplace,
partially fenced yard, single garage. $6,600.
TWO BEDROOM, 1 bath home one block overdl
from Main Street, New Meadows. Situated on
two lots. Finished room in garage. $12,000.00
DOUBLE-WIDE mobil home on Highway 55,
Meadows, Idaho. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family
room, fireplace. $23,500.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SALMON RIVER
PROPERTYi Excellent retirement or family
property features nice 2 bedroom, 1 bath home
with electric heat, carpet, gorgeous fenced yard,
double garage, 200 feet of frontage on the Little
Salmon River, many other extras. A chance of •
lifetime--only $36,500.
These and other homes, lots, and acreages now
Bailable. Plea let us hear from you soonl
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