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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
2
Uncle Cal from Caribou comments on national mood with sketches of Detroit lawnmowers, pink staplers, and two toned politics. He notes unemployment, government farm imports, and a federal road program that could boost jobs, while humorously remarking on road detours and Congress.
Government steps in with an umbrella for troubled times as Uncle Cal signs off.
A nationwide study reported in Scouting magazine, cited by Deseret News, finds that high school students who drive more than two days a week see grades drop, especially juniors. It advises parents to keep keys, limit weekday car use, restrict part time jobs for teens, and hold car privileges for at least a year to protect academic performance.
The Swift Company Kitchens report emphasizes quick cooling of meats prepared for future use or leftovers. Cooked meats should be rapidly cooled, then covered and stored in the refrigerator to preserve quality, reducing safety risks during home storage and future service.
Virgean Hedden called meeting to order and Paula Rasmussen read minutes. Members filled cooking books and planned Mother's luncheon. Paula, Millie Hedden, Jo Nene and Gail Marshall demonstrated, then health demonstrations followed. Recreation included ball and rope jumping.Reporter Eugene J Marshall.
Barbara Branthouver of the University of Idaho offers guidance on cooling and storing cooked meats within two hours, wrapping to prevent drying, and using them within one to two days for flavor and safety. She advises careful vegetable cooking, noting soda can brighten greens but harms texture and vitamin C.
4-H Club News notes a Cookie Cookers meeting at 1:00 pm hosted by Mrs. Izatt with President Ann Norris. Members named good main dishes in roll call, one absent, deserts demoed by Mrs. Anderson, Peachy Custard shown by Marie and mother, tasting and judging, games, and adjournment at 3:00 pm. Reporter Connie Weighall. The Jr. Cooks chapter meets at 3:00 pm on Tuesday May 9 led by the President with two demonstrations.
Jewel Robinson and Patty Williams led an egg nog demonstration while Karleen Loveland taught judging cookies. Each person sampled a different cookie as Wendy Simmons notes the meeting adjourned with mothers invited to a party next week.
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