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The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 2, 1982 SEVEN Christmas (Editor'! note: This week Christmas Kitchen, A gift of Recipes" will feature desserts. Next week, recipes for Christmas candy will be published. All readers are invited to submit their favorite holiday candy recipe to: Editor, Christmas Kitchen, Heppner Gazette-Times, P.O.Box 337, Heppner, Oregon 97836, before Tuesday, Dec. 6.) SWKKT DOUGH FOR CHRISTMAS BREADS From HUM)! NK TITUS Morrow Co. Extension Service This is the sweet dough that I have used for years to make a wide variety of gift products, as well as just good old fashioned cinnamon rolls for my family. Although there are many faster recipes around, this one never fails me, so I continue to use it. It may be shaped Into braids, rolls, or many other shapes. Mix together: 2 cups milk (lukewarm), Mi cup sugar, ands 2 t.sp, salt. Add: 2 pkgs. yeast (2 tablespoons), 4 cup shortening ( or margarine ), 2 eggs, and 7 to 8 cups flour. Add about 3 cups flour to first 6 ingredients and beat with mixer. Continue to add flour until too stiff to beat, adding enough flour to make it easy to handle. Knead. Set to rise until doubled. Punch down, let rise again. Mace enough dough on board and cut in two; let it rest for about 10 minutes. Shape. For cinnamon rolls: roll one half of the dough to approximately 6 Inch thickness. Spread with brown sugar, raisins, cinnamon and melted butter. Roll (as for jelly roll) andslice about 1 4 inches thick. Place on greased pan and let rise again until doubled in size. Bake at 375 degrees until browned (about 20 minutes). Remove from oven and glaze while still warm so glaze melts. For Christmas Stollen: knead raisins and candied fruits into dough after second rising. Roll dough into oblong shape. On one half, spread with butter and cinnamon. Fold one half over. Press with heel of hand on folded edge. Let rise. Bake 37S degrees. After bread has cooled, frost with glaze and decor at t with sliced almonds, candied cherries. Makes 2 large loaves. Glaze: ' cup butter or margarine, 2 tsp. vanilla, hot coffee and powdered sugar. Place butter and vanilla in bowl, pour in hot coffee to melt butter. Add powdered sugar to m ake about the consistency of cake frosting. Spread glaze on cinnamon rolls while they are hot so it will melt, may sprinkle with chopped nuts while glaze is still warm. TINSEL OF FUDGE From VANESSA THOMPSON Home Kconomirs Teacher, tone Schools I1 j nips butter 14 cup sugar 2cuns flour 1 pkg. J -layer Double Dutch 6 eggs frosting mix Cream butter at high speed. Add eggs. Gradually add sugar. By hand stir in flour and frosting mix. Pour into well greased bundt pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 65 minutes. Cool two hours before removing from pan. dust with powdered sugar. P.M.H. needs volunteer ambulance drives Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner has announced that more volunteer ambu lance drivers are needed to cover evening and weekend calls The number of drivers has declined to the point that those still active are being requested to stand by quite often, said a hospital spokes person. THE TWELVE DAYS TWO WAYS Quick, do you know what gift! went given on the twelve day of Christmas, according lo : the popular old song? They are: i partridge in a pear tree, two turtle doves, three french hens, four colly birds, five golden rings, kix geese a-laying, teven swsns a-twimming, eight maidt a-miiking, nine pipers piping, ten drumrncr drumming, ele ven lord a-leaping, and twelve ladies dancing, Whew! According to Christ mas Customs and Traditions, by f rank Muir, another version of the song, originating in Western France, counted out as the gifts: one boneless stuffing, two breasts of veal, three joints of beef, four pig's trotters, five legs of mutton, six partridges with cabbage.seven spitted rab bits, eight plates of salad, nine dishes for a chapterful of ca nons, ten full casks, eleven bo so my maidens, and twelve musketeers with their swords. Just try putting that to music! Soma say sneezing on Satur day means you'll sea your sweetheart on Sunday. signs HUNTING JY PERMISSION ONLY" NO VEHICLES BEYOND THIS POINT. Kitchen When a driver is on call he or she can check out a pager radio to allow for more flexi bility. The hospital also pro vides industrial accident in surance, the spokesperson said. Anyone interested in the public service may contact the hospital. 676-9133. mpsoN Before taking off on your next adventure, here are a few expert tips that could help put you on the road to worry-free fun: Get a check-up from your doctor and dentiit be fore leaving. If you have a special health problem a merlirnl report nhoiilr) he kept with your passport. If you require prescription medicine, take an ample supply for the trip and as a backup, take a typewritten copy of the generic prescrip tion from your doctor. On Golden Pond. Now Showing on HBO andHBOnly." Ai.ult'mv AwrfrJ-winnmx prrfiifmjmri Itnlll Iwii HoHvwmoJ l(rnj. K.iiluntw Hi-phiifn unJ Hrnry I unJ.i. lui;rilu-i hit the lux lime, in A it.irv t.innVk low tcntrwtMj- IIW Mill II H . iM I 1 A gift of recipes Candy Cane and Ting-A-Ling cookies CANDY CANE AND TIN G-A-LINfi COOKIES From Theta Lowe Former 4-H Leader When I was ha ving 4-H cooking classes, at this time of year we spent a couple of meetings making, baking and decorating Christmas cookies. These candy cane cookies werea favorite. Everyone wanted to try them - they caused a bit of confusion for the very youngest members but it was always amazing how much they had improved by another year. With the rolling and twisting of the dough they are a great fun cookie and look attractive on a cookie tray. The other cookie was always called Ting-a4ing because it was supposed to look like a bell, and I thought it did until a year or so ago I went to Pendleton with the Extension group to do a Christmas Foods and Crafts Exhibit. When I showed the cookies and called them a bell so many of the people (Pendletonians) saidno-it'sa baby in a blanket. Now I don't know what to call them. It depends on how you look at them. CANDY CANE COOKIES 1 cup soft shortening (half butter) 1 cup sifted confectioners sugar I egg 'i tsp. almond flavoring 1 Lsp. vanilla 2'i cups sifted flour i tsp. red food coloring Combine shortening, cup of sugar, egg, almond and vanilla flavoring mix thoroughly. Stir in sifted dry ingredients. Divide dough in half and blend red food coloring into one half. For each cookie roll 1 t.sp. of each dolor dough into 4-in. strips. Place strips side by side, press lightly together and twist. Place on ungreased baking sheet. Curve tops down to form handles of canes. Bake in quick over, 350 degrees for about nine minutes. May be decorated with crushed peppermint candy and sugar. Makes 40 cookies. Ting-A-Ling Cookies Use any good recipe for rolled cookies. Use a three-inch round cutter. Put half a maraschino cherry on one edge and fold each side over and pinch the edges to shape into a bell shape or babv - whichever!! Super Sewers 4-H Club meets By SUSAN PLOCIIARSKY The Super Sewers 4-H Club held their first meeting Nov ember 12 and elected officers. Tami Lindsay is president, Robyn McRoberts. secretary and Susan Plocharsky, news reported. Nici Hardmon is recreation person. The club has four girls and the leader is Irene Plochar sky. Paula Plocharsky is Junior leader. The club's second meeting was held on November 17 at the fairgrounds. Members are starting their first projects and are making sweat pants and pillows. The worked from 3:45 to 5 p.m. The next meeting was to be December 1 at the fairgrounds. On Golden Pond Heppner TV Inc. The first English dukedom was created when King Edward HI gave his son, the Black Prince, the title of Duke of Cornwall -a title retained today by Prince Diaries. CD yuDODLr fFrr KHCKHXL m If "j-"' I I f TTVi fit The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ores USDA to permit price support loans ns-t oil Vka4i4n4ck4'l tci i -i anvlionna on Farmers who participate In ... t;i,.( i the government's acreage reduction program now wilt be able to take out government price support loans on grain and soybeans substituted for crops produced on their farms, a high ranking U.S. Department of Agriculture official said recently. Previously, only grain phy sically grown on a producer's farm was eligible for price support. Everett Rank, administra tor of USDA's Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva tion Service, said the change was made to allow farmers who participate in acreage reduction programs to take advantage of government price supports without having to transport their grain to areas where grain elevators will 8ccept the grain for storage. Rank said the change will Sr. Golf Assoc. directors meet Columbia Blue Senior Golf Association directors met No vember 8 at the Boardman Golf Course to elect officers and arrange a schedule for 1983. This organization, devo ted to fellowship and golf, is composed of 200 members age 50 or older from golf clubs at North Bonneville, White Salmon and Goldendale, Wash.. Heppner, Hood River, The Dalles, Condon. Fossil, Echo. Umatilla. Milton-Free-water, Pendleton, LaGrande and Boardman. The 1983 schedule follows: April 11 - The Dalles, May 9 - Goldendale, June 13 - Echo, July II- Boardman, August 8- Heppner, September 12 - White Sa lmon and October 10 - Pendleton. Elected officers are presi dent - Cy Perkins of Hood River; Vice-president - Dave Hamley of Pendleton ; Treas urer - Clair Penners, The Dalles; and Secretary - Ron Clark. The Dalles. Local director is Clint McQuarrie of Heppner. a i permit eligible producers to feed or sell grain produced on their farms and place iintk-r loan an equivalent quantity of acquired grain stored in an approved warehouse. Commodities that may be substituted include wheat, feed grains, rice and soy beans. Rank also announced that; loans will be based on the rate applicable for the county where the loan grain is stored. producers must obtain approval to place under loan any grain which they acquire before an equivalent quantity they produced is sold or other wise disposed of. warehouse receipts cov ering the acquired grain must be submitted to the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office as security for the loan within 15 days after the producer's grain is sold or traded. Rank said "The farmer elected county Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva tion committee has the re- sponsibility to protect the in- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Spend Christmas in the Country at the AR TIF ACTOR Y V in the Pavilion & Annex at the Morrow County Fairgrounds ft ft ft ft ft Ayfol Ynur Own Find That m lYKirvi-f w ux nil g Christmas Wreath Unique ft & rk Meet cIr' & 8 M i (ivL MrSt Santa ft -jLvJ between 10a.m. Z mm & 12 noon " ft Sandwiches, Pie, Coffee & Punch Served. ft THIS AD SPONSORED BY HANK OF .. free ft UjEastem Orcqort admission ft Heppner, lone, Arlington 7 IS teres! terest of both the producer and CCC in approving the substi tution of grain for loan pur poses. Producers who wish to take advantage of this change should contact their county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office." Donate your Door & Elk Hides for tho Veterans f '- Rehabilitation Center Look for hide around town Hennner FILre 35ft I . Saturday, Dec. 4 10a.m. to 3p.m. . 1 1 i"lJtif r Will," ' ' Christmas Portrait Your Framed Family Portrait for only $7.95 A $40 Value taken Dor 11 pAr orr fr w A A I vi tw V t more information call 676-9230 or 676-5581. HUNTERS Save Your Hides barrels iti; f (.. t . i ' ' . -y -wa only 15eca GAZETTE TIMES 076-9603 I Prrmiering C 1 Sund. Dec. 12 126 E. Willow 274 N. Main Heppner iiHtfrW .it il'M. 676-9021 V I
