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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
12
Simple dress up idea yields two looks. Make Yoast style toast baskets from bread, bake until brown, and fill with beef hash, greased scramble eggs, or mushroom cream sauce. Add cream cheese and fruit jams for dessert baskets. Includes safety circus note and a kitchen tip segment.
Practical guide on meat substitutes highlighting fish stuffed tomatoes and lemony potato pie. Includes steps for preparing tomato shells, mixing canned fish with tomato pulp and cheese, and baking. Shows cheese and eggs as substitutes, noting limited cheese availability and suggesting sauces and baked dishes.
At Taconic Grange a Neighbors' Night event and the tenth anniversary will be observed Monday October 15 with a state speaker expected. The Grange will host a supper for Farm Bureau town committee men and wives Monday October 3, and the youth committee announced a dance for Grange youth tonight. The Grange voted a 35 donation to its scholarship fund and thanked Mark Stillman for a fair exhibit sign now hanging in the hall. Barbecued short ribs and other recipes appear in the notes, plus a Camp Ellis update on savings from the mess hall bill and garden produce yields.
A fragmented health note urges reducing second helpings and avoiding high calorie fats while choosing low calorie vegetables like lettuce cabbage carrot and celery. It suggests smaller portions of desserts and meats and mentions government food rates and daily menus to ensure safe weight loss. It includes a chopped peanut cole slaw recipe and a grapefruit with cinnamon broiler method.
A sixth anniversary celebration for Rev. Mr. Dwyer was held Tuesday at St Ambrose Church. St Ambrose parishioners packed garments for shipment overseas with St Theresa's Guild meeting Tuesday afternoon. Several locals, including Mrs. Adam Von Vrankel and Miss Harriet Clapper, returned from visits to New York. Rev Herbert Roberts and other ministers attended the Methodist Conference at Lake Placid. Mrs Archie Martell came back from Samaritan Hospital. Corp Archie Martel is on a 14 day furlough. Cub Pack 28% hosted Cub Pack 261 of Loudonville at Newtonville School. Badge recipients included Donald Young, William Richmond, Alan Knipe, and William Walker, with awards by Dr Albert H L Harris of Londonville. Refreshments followed and plans for the next pack meeting at Newtonville Methodist Church on Friday evening Oct 27.
Buskirk Miss Marie Lewis of Albany recently visited her mother Mrs. Hopsie Roby. Mrs. Nora McDonaid of Mexia is spending time with Mr. and Mrs. Asa Balier and daughter Amy Batley. Mrs. Floyd Towesend and children have returned to Hoosick after several days with Mr. Towesend's relatives.
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