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THE COUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 6 - Wednesday, September 14, 1977
Stir & Stiwh
NOTES FROM COUNTY
EXTENSION SERVICE
Homemaking Hint I
Most germs that cause food
poisoning are killed when
you boil, broil, or roast
foods. Itowever, when food
stays warm for 2 hours or
longer some germs produce
poisons that are not
destroyed by heating.
Homemaking Hint II
Because dark or dull pans
absorb heat, foods bake
faster and crusts bake
browner in such pans than
in shiney ones that reflect
heat.
Question: What will happen
if I used iodized salt for
curing fish instead of the
non-iodized called for?
Answer: According to Dr.
John Miller, meat specialist
for Idaho, the fish will keep
as well but may develop a
bluish-green tinge making it
less appealing. The flavor
should not be effected. If
you use iodized salt in your
canning or pickling it will
probably be cloudy in the
bottom due to the non-
calking solution found in
iodized salt.
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According to a report
given from the Cambridge
school as to the first day of
school enrollment last Tues-
day, 119 enrolled in the
elementary school, grades
first through sixth. Forty-
three enrolled in junior
high, grades seven and eight,
and 101 in senior high,
grades nine through twelve.
This places enrollment as
up a little for the elemen-
tary grades, down a bit for
junior high, and up for high
school.
After attending the
Lumberjacks barbecue in
New Meadows, Mr. & Mrs.
Melvin Dotson, Cambridge,
and daughter, Mrs. Joe
Tucker, her son and his
f ancee of Fruitland, were
joined by the Marvin Dot-
sons of New Meadows, for
an overnight campout at
Hazzard Lake Sunday night.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ridgon,
Portland, Ore., returned
Tuesday following a week
spent with relatives, the
tlenry I|ansens.
Summer recess was over
for the members of Cam-
bridge Chapter No. 56,
Order of the Eastern Star
when they met in the
masonic hall in Cambridge
for the first fall meeting
Wednesday evening.
Cambridge Chapter is
made up of members from
Cambridge, Bear, Midvale
and Council. Council mem-
bers to attend the meeting
Wednesday evening were
Mrs. Bill Clausen and Mrs.
Tina Warner.
The Alter was draped
during the evening in mem-
ory of Mrs. Betty Durall,
Council, a past matron of
Cambridge Chapter.
Mrs. Izola Coriell, a mem-
ber now living in Payette,
was in Cambridge for the
meeting and she, along with
Kermit and Joana Wiggins,
served refreshments after
the meeting.
Larry Page is convalesc-
ing at home now and repor-
ted doing nicely. Iris
trouble began after sub-
mitring to surgery in Boise
in July. Complications
developed and a second sur-
gery was required recently.
CHOCOLATE WAFFLES
½ c. shortening
1 c. sugar
3 eggs
c. milk
1/3 cup cocoa
1 2/3 c. sifted flour
teaspoon salt
l/i teaspoon vanilla
3 t. baking powder
Sift and measure flour,
then add all dry ingredients;
separate eggs, beat whites.
Combine yolks and milk
and beat thoroughly. Add
melted shortening and
vanilla to dry ingredients
and mix. Fold in egg whites.
BARBECUED
SHORT RIBS
1 pound short ribs
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Sept. thru Sept.
Be Sure to Drop By to Sign Up
For Our Free Drawing
A W-12 Woodland Stove will be
given away on Sept. 24.
Sign Up Early!
TIIERE WILL BE LOT OF IN-
5TORE Ai %'iVERSAR Y t'ECIAL5
I /l h w (;olh,ge
t nmd Student,.
Under the "you-can't-
win-em'-all" heading we
find that there are a number
of Council's young folks off
to college who we did not
include in our article last
week. We are more than
happy to do so now so their
friends will be aware of
where they are.
Terry De Haas is attend-
ing the University of Idaho
at Moscow as is Elaine
Barker, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Rodman Barker.
Bryan Pogue is at college
in Haverford, Pennsylvania
and Wayne Morris is taking
up his studies at the
Montana Institute of the
Bible atLewistown, Mon-
tana.
Those attending Boise
State University are, John
Grover, Candy Mocaby,
Butch Day, Cheryl Riggins,
Ruby Ann Lakey and Patty
Itilleboe.
Also attending Boise
State are Mitch Kilborn,
Jim ltart and Jeff Nelson,
all three are members of
TKE Fraternity, Jeff
Nelson is treasurer of the
fraternity.
Mike Bledsoe is attend-
ing Idaho State University
at Pocatello.
Beta
PId Meet
Zi Alpha Lambda chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi met at
the home of Carol Kesler.
Those members present
were: Earlene Shelton, Jan
Cheverton, Dona Parker,
Rosalie Nelson, Carol
Kesler, Lucille Longtin,
Vera Lee Ituttman, Wavah
Des Marais and Terri Ritter,
a new member transferred
to our chapter. Vera Lee
ltuttman was elected as
President to replace Dona
Parker who was moving to
Willow Creek, California.
The members presented
Dona with going away gifts.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Live Music
with
THE M - T EXPRESS
Live Music Every Saturday
& Sunday Evening
New Owners
IX)N, & ,',;ltI,11A (:41011(MAEL
MID VALE, H)AtlO
COUNCIL, ID PHONE 253-4315
Sale!
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EXCLUSIVE
LISTINGS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BUT
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
HWY. 55
25 Hoar 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
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.
APP. 3 ACRES in city limits. Excellent development or
investment property. Access off Highway 95 in South
Council. Cash Price $12,500.00
12 X 60 3 BEDROOM, bath, 1969 Sahara mobile
home, all set up on 5 city lots, with 3-bay metal build-
ing. Cash out equity and assume contract balance.
Full orice $14,950.
Authorized D~ lee
( )Boise Cascade Homes
M.S. R ITTE R Broker 253-6946
RICK RITTER, Salesman Eves.253-6012
304 Ilhnois Ave Council, Idaho
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