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NOTES FROM COUNTY
EXTENSION SERVICE
"SIT UP AND BE ALERT!"
Mentally sluggish? T r y
doing a few situps, push-
ups, or even jumping jacks,
suggest clinical psycholo-
gists at the Veterans Admin-
istration Hospital in Buffalo.
children. Becuase more
people are hurt in home than
anywhere else. home safety
is a year-round emphasis in
the national 4-H safety pro-
gram conducted by the
Cooperative Extension Ser,
vice and supported by Gen-
era] Motors.
CHOCOLATE CHIP BARS
Since exercise increases 2/3 c. shortening
blood flow, and blood distri- 4 eggs
butes oxygen to the brain, 1/2t. baking powder
mental alertness can be 1 cup nuts
sharpened. Another plus, 1 pkg. chocolate chips
they say, is that exercise can 2 V2 c. brown sugar
relieve nervous tension and (use 1/2 white}
an , thereby providing a 21A cup flour
degi of protection against 1/2 t. salt
emotional stress. 1 t. vanilla
HOME SAFETY
Becadse more people are
hurt at liome than anywhere
eke, home safety is a year-
round emphasis. Notice the
Iono, w ts"
Cream shortening, sugar
and add eggs and beat. Add
dry ingredients and nuts and
chips. Bake in a 9Vs by 13"
pan. Bake at 375 degrees for
25 minutes, or until it leaves
a slight depression. Cool and
by
Sharon Rivers
Most of the area churches
are planning Christmas pro-
grams this month to cele-
brate the Christmas season
and they all extend a warm
welcome to everyone in the
community. Lets please all
remember why we celebrate
Christmas and attend a
Christmas service during the
holidays.
The Little Salmon River
Bible Church plans it's
Christmas program Dec. 18
at 7:00 P.M. with Christmas
treats for everyone.
The LDS Church will
have it's Christmas program
on Christmas day the 25th of
December at 10:30 A.M.
Friday the 23rd, everyone
will meet at the chulch to go
caroling at 6:00 p:m. There
after midnight December 31.
PNF YACC PROGRAM 6:,30p.m. to s r*
N~[~? M~(~(fI(}~S the money making project
The McCall Forest Ranger
District in Valley County and
the New Meadows Forest
Ranger District in Adams
County each have 5 enrollee
positions open making a total
The Assembly of God
Church of Riggins will have of 10 positions.
it's Christmas program with :, The type of work will be
the theme of Jesus The Light labor intensive conservation
of the World and a film
titled, The City That Forgot
Christmas, all on the 18th of
December at 7:30 P.M. They
will also have their annual
Christmas dinner the 16th at
6:00 P,M. with everyone
welcome.
Two Salmon River resi-
dents are reported to be in
McCall Memorial Hospital,
Madge Overlander and
Elanor Kidd. We sincerely
wish you both a speedy
work plant trees, thin
timber, maintain trails,
unfunded priority labor
intensive identified in
Resources Planning Act
(RPA) process.
The benefits are to accom-
plish priority backlog conser-
vation work above current
funding, employment; enrol-
lees gain sense of accom-
plishment - complete a job,
do a day's work for a day's
pay, learn about the environ-
ment.
Enrollee Recruitment:
Interested youth should con-
tact their local Job Service
Division of the Idaho Depart-
recovery.
Former residents of Pol-
lock, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
by
Marsha Shriver
Bid or Bunch Pinochle
Club met for their Christmas
Party on Dec. 9 at the Scout
Hall. Five tables played,
Cathy Rayback took high
Tessie Osborn took low.
Everyone received a travel
gift and a personal snowman
from the hostess.
Georgia Quihuis a n d
Archie Collins were in New
Meadows Dec. 10th. Best
wishes to both of you.
Approximately 20 mem-
bers of Secret Pal Club held
a revealing luncheon in the
Methodist Education build-
ing Saturday, Dec. 10 and
drew names for next year.
Tl e hostess elected for
next years luncheon was
Terrie York.
Meadows Valley Service
Club members and volun-
for sale that evening. Items
voted upon - donations for
Christmas treat fund spon-
soring the rifle range and
gun safety program, of
which Jr. Barnett will be
chairman. Bar-b-que will be
the Fausett spring clean-up
with Jack Amundsen. Also
voted for honorary member-
ship was Bert Rogers who
printed the membership
cards.
Persons interested in join-
ing the club contact Nita
Branstetter. The club can be
contacted at Box 170 New
Meadows. Their next meet-
ing will be Jan. 3 at the Scout
Hall to discuss other projects
ie Cub Scouts Arbor Day
projects and getting young
community m e m b e r s
involved in community pro-
jects.t
Anniversaries:
Cliff & Debbie Barnett
George & Thelma Whitney
Store all medicines, cut in 2" squares, will be someone to stay with Hinkley, now of Grangeville
household cleaning products the small children at theare moving into their newly
lind bug sprays out of the GOULASH church and they will have a purchased home this week.
mach ofsmailchildren, story hour. A chili feed is Parents of Eldon, Mr. and
Keep stairways and heavy 1 lb. hamburger planned and also a visit from Mrs. Herbert Hinkley of
traffic areas well-lighted and 2 T. fat Santa. ' Pollock, will be traveling to
of clutter. 1V2 c. water Grangeville to help with the
In the kitchen, avoid wear- salt and pepper The Salmon River Corn- move. Congratulations kids.
loose-fitting or flimsyc. chopped onion munity Church of Riggins
clothing near stove. Wipe up 1 cup tomato soup has it's Christmas program Lucille Tummelson has
Iq)ills right away. 4 oz. packaged noodles slated for the 22nd of her little boutique stocked
. Use gurdy setp stool or 1 c. grated cheese December at 7:30 P.M. by full of new C h r i s t m a s
ladder climbing. Wear the Sunday School kids. Any- goodies for thd% opper who
shoes t give good support Brown hamburger and one wishing to sing Christ- likes only one of :kind gifts.
and tract!on, onions in fat. Add tomatomas carols and have an old Every Christmas season I
imatHav6 faulty electrical or soup and water to the ham- fashioned hay-ride shouldvisit her shoppe just to see
ing equipment repaired burger mixture Simmer 5 meet at the church at 7:30all the things the local citi-
Immediately. minutes, add noodles and P.M. the 14th of December. zens have made and believe
Make a family fire escapeseason with salt and pepper. To welcome the new year, me, we have some very
plan and practice it. Simmer for 5 minutes, t there will be a family game talented peopl living in our
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Medicines, r household Please address any questions " " 12-19-77 " :
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hsectic des should be stored to the County Extension Fresh fruit ' Toasted cheese sandwich
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