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Adrian THE NYSSA CÍATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 11)44 R a g e 4 Jeriy Mackey returned to his home Tuesday from me Nampa hospital, where he recently under went an operation. Rev. Nevin, Mr. Patch and Mr Iajvejoy attended the Schoolmast er's meeting in Payette Wednesday evening Tiie John Auker family were Sunday guests at the Fred Nichols’ home in New Plymouth. Mr and Mrs Howard Lovejoy and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Oe Haven home. Miss Louise Hinton and Betty Eachus have returned home from Corvallis, where they were attend ing college. Rev. and Mrs Nevin and Laura Louise were Friday evening dinner guests at the Lou Pratt home. Miss Ada Curtis has gone to Cal dwell. where she will be employed at the Caldwell nursing home. Mrs Will Thomas aws absent fr om her classes at high school this week because of illness. The Mesdames Nevin, Toomb, Hurst, de Haven. Deffer and Piercy served the hot lunches at the high school last week. The Candrey family of Wilder were Sunday guests at the Frances Deffer home. Mrs Ellen Sparks is visiting re latives at West Plains, Msssouri. Mr. Kurtz did some remodeling work on the bathroom of the par sonage of the nited Presbyterian church last week. Mrs Dennis Patch entertained a group of small children Saturday afternoon in honor of David’s fifth birthday. A basket dinner was served Sun day at the United Presbyterian ch urch. Following the dinner the young peoples group gave a prog ram telling of the work of the Un ited Presbyterian college. Dorothy Toomb told of the work at Mon mouth College; Dudley Kurtz of Muskigum; Irma Points and Delore Hurst of Tarklo, Keith Lane of St erling and Ida Mary Prouty and Nadeen Wilson of Westminster. A "question box" on the work of the college was conducted by Rev. Nev in, a graduate of Westminster Col lege. The young people’s society have divided into groups of four with the goal of tl4. to be raised by each group. The winning group will be guests at a dinner at the parson age. The raising of money for these colleges is a special emergency measure due to war time condlt- | Ions. The 4-H club leaders held a meeting Sunday at the home of Mrs Threlma Elliott, local 4-H ad visor, for the purpose of planning their club work. Those present were; Mrs Kreager. Mrs Hatch, Mrs Hite, Mrs Judd and Ellen Judd The beginning cooking 4-H club met Saturday afternoon at the ho me of Mrs Elliott. Ellen Judd is leader of this group. The Senior Olrl Scout troop is .'.ponsorlng indoor table games to be played during the noon hour at the high school. Marie Muntjlwerff is recovering from a case of chickenpox. The Junior Missionary group of ihe United Presbyterian church met Sunday afternoon under the leader ship of Mrs Lane. Dan Lovejoy is president of the group. Victory Food Hints By Leona Andenon Idaho Powrr Company Home Service Advisor CANNED VEGETALES CAN RE INTERESTING Are you the opener, dumper, server type of cook whose family grows tired of vegetables (home- canned or rationed* before the winter is half over? If you aren’t I'll wager you know plenty who are. String beans and tomatoes can be just as interesting the latter l>art of the season as they are when fresh, if you vary seasonings and ingredients. String beans for in stance can be served five or sis different ways with a little extra work. 1. Add a pinch of thyme, salt, pepper and butter to the beans after you have poured off all but 1-3 of the liquid (save liquid for gravies, etc.) It gives them a new and interesting flavor. 3. Brown a little onion in but ter or bacon drippings Add beans and cook them in 1-3 of their own liquid. 3 Serve them in white sauce— —make the sauce first, using part of the liquid from the can. with milk—or use all milk if you have it. Just before you serve them, add a dash of paprika. 4. Add cheese to white sauce: grate It fine and add to the beans just as you remove them from the range. One-fourth teaspoon of dry mustard may be added to bring out the cheese flavor. 5. Scallop them with bread rubes—prepare the cheese white sauce as above, add the beans, put them in a casserole, top with bread rubes and cook them In a 390 de gree oven for 30 minutes. Lastly. but most important, never taste home-canned food before it is rooked. They should always be cooked at boiling tem perature at least 10 minutes before being used in any way. Pin-up picture for the man who “can't afford” to buy an extra war bond... OU’VE HEARD people say: “I buy an extra $100 War B ond...above can’t afford to buy an extru and beyond the Bonds you are now War Bond.” Perhaps you’ve said it , buying or had planned to buy. In fact, yourself . . . without realizing what a if you take stock of your resources and check your expenditures, you will ridiculous thing it is to say to men who are dying. probably find that you can buy an extra $200 . . . or $300 . . . or even $500 Yet it is ridiculous, when you think worth of War Bonds. about it. Because today, with na Sounds like more than you “can tional income at an all-time record afford”? Well, young soldiers can’t high . . . with people making more afford to die, either . . . yet they do it money than ever before . . . with less when called upon. So is it too much and less of things to spend money for to ask of us that we invest more of . . . practically every one of us has our money in War Bonds . . . the best extra dollars in his pocket. investm ent in the world today? Is The very least that you can do is to that too much to ask? Y M M BACK THE ATTAC E. W. Pruyn Nyssa Elevator Al Thompson and Son Stunz Lumber Co. Owyhee Drug Co. The Food Mart Wilson Brothers Nordale Furniture Store Eder Hardware Co. Inter-State Oil Co. Moss-Ninemire Motor Co. Nyssa Lumber Co. Chadwick’s Drive-in Inland Oil Co. Atkeson’s Clothing Store Nyssa Pharmacy Idaho Power Co. Curry’s Produce Dessert Seed Co. Boise-Payette Lumber Co. Frank Morgan Towne’s Garage Nyssa Furniture Co. Golden Rule Store Nyssa Packing Co. Paulus Jewelry Store Polar Cold Storage Gordon’s Drive-in Thompson Oil Co. i
