EXTENSION NEWS
Miss Margaret'Martin, Homo Demonstration
Agent; and Mr, Parker L'cster, District
Agricultural'Agent, will a cave Oriday,
September 20, for Sowar1 a,ore‘they will
attend the 4-H Achievement
The Glacier View Homemakers 0] ib will meet
^iursday, September 26th at the homo of
■’Its. Carlson, Election of officers will
be held, so como out. Mis ihrgr.rot Martin
Homo Demonstration Ago? i, will, be pro sent
-go help plan the year's program of work.
Attention 4-H Boys and Cl pis
Please hand in your record books either"to
the Extension Office, or to your loader,
Inis is the completion of your project
-.r,:ek and the records arc needed so plans
"ay"bo completed for the 4-H Achievement
Miss Margaret Martin, Home Demonstration
Agent, mot with the Wasilla Homemakers
Club on Wednesday, September"18, at tho
homo of Mrs, Jnmos Pendleton, The program
of work was discussod and plans mado for
the coming year.
WILD GAME RECIPES
Gen]ash
2 jends nooso meat
?. chopped onions
c C tomatoes fresh or canned
i stalk of colcry and loaves
1 green pepper 4 cloves
2 medium carrots
1 T parsley salt
Directions:
Cut moose meat in small pieces (the loss
desirable cuts)
2car the'moat—add vegetables and season
■'O taste.
^ il twenty minutes. Pack into hot jars,
i. -'-occss in pressure cooker at ton pounds
-resGurc for 1-J hours.
For hot rater bath 3 hours.
Chili con Cp.rno
10 pounds moat ground coarsely
2 pounds mexican or chili beans soaked &
cooked
l-£ C Chopped onion
1 gallon of tomatoes
3 T chili pordcr 3 T salt
Broun half the meat with onion in'hot fat.
Add rest of meat, tomatoes, boons, chili
pov;dcr and salt. Pack in hot jars and
process.
Moat Balls
Grind meat and season vrith salt, popper
and chopped onion. Form into balls and
pack into jars. Process the same as for
plain meats.
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Meat 130.2' s_(Jotit. froa. column I
This cal'! bo varied with the addition of
pork to cither moose, or caribou, using 2/3
of the game neat and l/3 pork. Can ns
above,
‘ENDING TIPS FOU HEAVY UNDERWEAR
Darn small"holes or breaks before rearing
or washing. If not caught promptly, small
holes in undorwoar'soon stretch to large
:nos or even ravel, and then may noed
patching.
If patching is required, use lightuoight
knit material if ponsiblo ns they are loss
bulky than those of tho samo woight as tho
garment. Apply the patch with a tiny cross
stitch around tho edge to give elasticity.
Rework shapeless, round buttonholes that
nill not stay fastenod. Uachino stitching
boforo working also holps.