EXTENSION NEWS
RIVER HEND Club will meet on August' 14th
at the home of Mrs. Harold Stephan. Miss
Martin rill be present and will demount: .
strr.te ’'Rolls,"
BUTTE Club will’hold'their next meeting at
the'home of Mrs, Clyde King Jr, on August
8th.'
Mr. Harold'Rico is expected in the Valley
to take Mr, Kessler's placo until a re
placement arrives.
SERVING FISH
Make the fish dish attractive, tasty, and
appetizing. The same gbnernl principles
hold, good for fish as well as for other
foods.
1. Flavor Contrast Tart and’acid food are
excellent with fish, lemon, soursauces,
cabbage slaw, pickles, and relishes are
good,
2. Color Contrast Light-colored vegetables
with rod salmon, Breen and red ones with
creamed cr steamed white fish give Inter
est. Garnishes of radishes, tomatoes,
pepper strips or ring, and'parsley help
to lend color to the plate,
3,. Interesting texture Crisp foods such as
toast and celery with chowder, fat saucos
for lean fish, and French fried potatoes
or potato chips with cannod salmon give
contrast that is good,
4. Cook to correct degree of dononess
Baked'and fried fish should hold their
shape. Fried fish should bo golden brown
and crisp on the outside, not greasy.
Note on Fish Odors
Wash hands in strong salt water, then'in
hot soapy wntor, to remove fishy odor.
Treat pans' in same way, and then scald
thoroughly.
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FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN MAJOR & MRS.
SNODGRASS and BILLY
Tuesday evening of this wook friends and
neighbors of Major and Mrs, W, B. Snodgrasu
and son Billy gathered at their home with
sandwiches and cake to bid then farewell
and best wishes. The Snodgrasses were
completely taken by'surprise as tho group
gathered at thc'M.D. Snodgrass home and
rent in a group,
delightful evening was spent and every j
one K>&joyc4 himself.
'crrcction: Last week we said that Mr. '
^thur Kaiser was frem Prairie du Che in,
loo it seems that he took the plane from
-Here and is really from Winona, Now we
Lopo this is right. Anyway Mr. Kaiser is
enjoying a nice visit with his son and
his son’s family, J
PEARL WHITE-LAUNDRY
YES.
THESE CAME FHC..^'
THE. PEARL WHITE f
DURING THIS BUSY '
SEASON, WHY NOT SEND
YOUR LAUNDRY TO THE
PEARL WHITE (
LOYAL ORDER*MOOSE
LODGE mopsm^NO. 793
MEETS 2nd nnd 4th TUESDAYS 8 p.m.
VISITING MEMBERS TELCOME
HELLER S
BARBER SHOP
W NOT SEE FRANK HELLER
AND
GET THAT HAIR IN SHAPE.
HAIRCUTS
SHAVES SHAMPOOS
LOUS BEAUTY SHOP
_r,
A T70MAN SHOULD LEVER BE
TOO BUSY TO TAKE CARE
OF HER HAIR, SEE LOU
FOR THAT NEU PERJ.Vi.NENT.
COLD HAVE or
_MACHINELESE
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR VISITING ALASKA.
The Secretary of the Interior, J,A. Krug
and eight key men rnll visit Alaska during
the month of August, The party Trill fly
the interior route and expect to spend 10
days in Alaska!' Thoy rrili be in this area
about the 17th,
Tho Officials vrho trill accompany Secretary
Krug are:
Warner W. Gardner, an assistant Secretary
of the Interior
Edwin G, Arnold, Director of the Division
of Territories And Insular Possessions,
William A! Brophy, Commissioner 0f Indian
Affairs!
William E, Rathor, Director of the Geolog
ical Survey;
Albert M, Day, Director of the Fish and
Wildlife Service,
Joel D, Wolfson, Associated Director of
the Bureau of Land Management
Croekmorc Fath, Special Assistant to tho
Secretary,
Carlton Skinner, Director of Infomntion,
Plans are being made to meet tho Secretary
and hi3 party v:hon thoy arrive in the
Valloy, 7/e can probably tell you moro
about this noxrfc week.