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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 13,2004 - THREE Cake Contest winners announced (L-R): Judges George Koffler, Karen Wolff, Kelsey Wolff and Rev. Keith Brudevold taste the tempting delights at the Oktoberfest Cake Contest held Oct. 9 in Heppner. Nineteen cakes were entered into the Oktoberfest C ake C o n test held on Saturday, Oct 9 "All the cakes were delicious," said Nancy Gochnauer, contest organizer The cake auction was not held during the festivities, however, cakes are available for purchase by contacting G ochnauer at 676-5481 W inners received gift certificates with first place receiving $ 100, second $75 and third $50. Contest winners were: 1st- Willow C reek T e rrac e ’s Black Forest Cake, 2nd- Kandy B o y d ’s C ho co late Mayonnaise Cake and 3rd- Jamie McCormack’s Queen of Hearts Crown Cake R ecipes for the winning cakes follow: Black Forest Cake- 1“ place: Ingredients 1 cup sugar, 6 eggs, at room tem perature, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, V 2 cup all purpose flour, V 2 cup baking cocoa, V 2 cup melted butter, V a cup sugar, 2 tablespoons Kirsch or cherry Brandy, 1/ 3 cup water, 2 cups whipping cream, whipped, 1/3 cup confectioners’ sugar, V 2 cup Kirsch or cherry Brandy, 1 21-ounce can cherry pie filling. Maraschino cherries and chocolate curls. Directions: Preheat over to 350 degrees Cream 1 cup sugar, eggs and vanilla in mixer bowl for 10 minutes or until light and fluffy. Sift flour and cocoa into creamed mixture; mix gently. Sir in butter Pour into three lightly greased 8-inch round cake pans. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes or until layers test done Cool in pans for five minutes. Remove to wire racks to cool completely. Place layers on three plates. Combine remaining V* cup sugar, 2 tablespoons Kirsch and water in saucepan Bring HEPPNER BOOSTER CLUB STEAK FEED and AUCTION Saturday, October 16th Heppner Elks Club Dinner: 6:00 p.m. Auction: 8:00 p.m. Dinner cost is $10 each Advance tickets may be purchased at Heppner Hardware and Hollomon’s Dinner will b e B arb e cu ed New York Steak p repared by Lee Ansotegui, M ike Proctor & Crew; Baked Potato; Salads; Bread an d Dessert A u c tio n e e r Ken G rie b will p re sid e over the m a in au ctio n ; there will a lso b e a silent a u c tio n with m a n y item s up for b id Raffle tic kets may also be pure based at Heppner Hardware and Hollomon’s. Tickets are 6 for $5, 15 for $10 and 40 for $20. Child care will be provided by the Shamrockettes starting at 5:30 p.m. to the end o 1 the auction. Donations accepted. Morrow County Clerk u A H istory o f Service »» I will represent you efficiently, effectively and cheerfully providing the accountability that is critical to sustain trust in local government. / hope you will allow me the opportunity to serve you. Paid for bv the Committee to l icet Culc Marie Hsle» to a boil Simmer for five minutes, stirring constantly. Spoon over tops o f layers. Combine whipped cream, confectioners’ sugar and remaining V* cup Kirsch in bowl; mix well. Place one layer on serving plate. Spread with '/ 2 -inch layer of whipped cream mixture and half the pie filling to within V 2 inch o f edge Repeat with second layer. Spread remaining whipped cream m ixture over third layer Garnish with maraschino cherries and chocolate curls. Chill until serving time Yield: 10 servings. C h o c o l a t e M a y o n n a ise C a k e - 2 nd place: Ingredients 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour, 2/3 cup unsw eetened cocoa powder, 1 Vi teaspoon baking soda, V a teaspoon baking powder, 3 large eggs, 1-2/3 cups sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla e x tra c t, 1 cup reduced-calorie mayonnaise, 1-1/3 cup cold water; For the ch o co late frosting: 12 ounces semisweet chocolate chips, 1 cup reduced-fat sour cream, Vz teaspoon vanilla extract and 2 squares (one ounce each) sem isw eet chocolate, melted D irections: 1) Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter and flour two 9-inch round cake pans, line the bottom s with wax paper. Onto a piece o f wax paper, sift the flour, cocoa, baking soda and baking powder 2) In a large bowl, with an electric mixer on high, beat the eggs, sugar and vanilla for 3 minutes or until fluffy. Reduce the speed to low and blend in the mayonnaise 3) Using a wooden spoon, stir the flour mixture into the egg m ixture, 1/3 at a tim e, alternating with the water and beginning and ending with the flour. Divide the batter evenly between the pans and bake for 30 minutes or until toothpick inserted in the center comes out with moist crumbs Cool the bake in the pan on a rack for 10 minutes Turn out onto the rack, peel off the paper and let stand 5 minutes more 4) While the cake cools, make the fro stin g : in a small saucepan, stir the chocolate chips over moderately low heat and stir in the sour cream and vanilla Ice the cake between the layers, on the sides and on top with the School Board c h o co late frosting, then continued from /xige one d rizzle w ith the m elted ch o co late. Yield: 16 In other business, the servings board: Queen-of-Hearts -plans to investigate Crown Cake- 3rd place: in itia tin g random drug Ingredients: 4 egg whites, Vi testing o f students involved teaspoon cream o f tartar, in extra-curricular activities dash o f salt, V a cup -heard a presentation granulated sugar, 1 (9-inch) from Irrigon Junior/Senior Basic White-Cake layer, V 2 High School Principal Ron cup toasted almonds and 1 Anthony concerning teacher cup cherry pie filling. evaluation D irectio n s: W hip -heard a report from egg w hites until stiff. Heppner schools Principal Gradually beat in cream o f W ade Smith concerning tartar, salt and sugar until progress at the proposed egg whites stand in peaks. Heppner Junior/Senior High Spread the sides o f the cake School track Smith said that with meringue Cover with a lot o f work, approximately almonds. Spread cherry pie $82,000 of in-kind labor, has filling on top o f cake to been co m pleted by within one inch from edge of volunteers and Columbia cake Fill pastry bag with Basin Electric, but added m eringue U sing large that he had to hire some of rosette tip, form double row the work and underestimated o f meringue rosettes around the costs involved He said the edge o f cake. Bake in that additional help has been preheated 425 degree over received from the Booster for 4 minutes or until tips of Club. He estimated that it meringue turn brown Yield: would cost from $38,000 to 12 servings. $40,000 to have the track resurfaced with a rubberized DA’s report Zachary D. Acock coating. He said that they was convicted o f Criminal had applied for a $45,000 Mischief-1, a Class-C felony grant from Nike. Riverside reduced to a C lass-A Junior/Senior High School misdemeanor Acock was had earlier received a Nike sentenced to 180 suspended grant to complete its track. -heard concerns days in jail, one year bench from an Irrigon resident probation and payment of $126 in fines and fees and about a proposed sports facility co n sid ered for $2075 in restitution. L ayvonne M arie R iverside Ju n io r/S e n io r Mcdonald was convicted of High School. She questioned H arassm ent, a C lass-B why a sports facility was m isdem eanor M cdonald being co n sid ered for was sentenced to 180 Riverside when the Irrigon suspended days in jail, one Junior/Senior High needs a year bench probation, 20 shop -heard a roofing hours community service report from Burrows who and payment o f $376 in fines said that the roofs o f three and fees. Jeffery Allen Smith schools were expected to be was convicted o f Assault-4, completed soon, with work AC. H oughton a C lass-A m isdem eanor on Elem entary School to be Smith was sentenced to 179 days in jail, 12 months bench started next week -heard from p ro b atio n , 40 hours o f B u rro w s co n cern in g com m unity service, possible reinstatement o f an com pletion o f B a tte re r’s a ssistan t superintendent In te rv e n tio n Program , confined to jail for one day position. -heard from with possible credit for time assistant Principal Mike served and payment o f $626 Stuart about the efforts to in fines and fees. keep seventh and eighth Gerardo Castellano graders separated from high w as co n v icted of H arassm en t, a C lass-B school students at Irrigon misdemeanor. Castellano Junior/Senior High School was sentenced to 180 He said their efforts were suspended days in jail, one working well and added that year bench probation, 20 they had had few difficulties -learn ed o f an hours community service, upgrade in the V-tel system, competition o f B atterer’s which would be a “huge Intervention Program and im p ro v em en t” over the payment o f $1126 in fines current traditional monitors. and fees. The new system is installed Jose N arciso Rodriguez Madrigal pled no and operating at Riverside contest to Possession o f a and Heppner high schools C ontrolled Substance, a Plans include installment at Class-C felony. Madrigal Irrigon High School and was sentenced to 18 months possibly at the district office - a c c e p t e d formal probation, 80 hours resignations from Leti Pena, com m unity service, A C Houghton Elementary co m p letio n o f a drug ESL assistan t; and package and payment o f Guadalupe Rodriguez, Sam $919 in fines and fees. Benjam in B arajas Boardman Elementary ESL pled guilty to Possession of ed assistant. - a p p r o v e d a Controlled Substance a em ploym ent for: Becky Class-C felony Barajas was Evans, Heppner Elementary sentenced to 18 m onths formal probation, 80 hours ed assistant. -approved extra duty com m unity serv ice, contracts for: Fred Long co m p letio n o f a drug from Irrigon Junior High package and payment o f head girls’ basketball coach $919 in fines and fees TIM VAN CLEAVE FOR MAYOR A HISTORY OF COMMUNITY SERVICE - - - - - - - - - - 10 years on Heppner City Council Current President of Heppner City Council 8 years coaching junior high boys' and girls basketball Member of Heppner Chamber of Commerce Member of Heppner Police Commission Trained Hospice volunteer Works with CBEC “Helping Hearts” Program Served as volunteer for “Welcome Wagon" Committee Works with Chaplaincy Program for Sheriff's Department Works with youth and other groups for “Cleaning Up Heppner“ Paid for hy Tim I’an ( 'leave THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB to head boys’ basketball coach, Chris Davis, IJH head girls’ basketball coach and IJSH head boys’ basketball coach, Johanna D avis, Irrigon Elementary and IJSH DART coordinator; Lonnie Rill, IJH assistant football coach, Lori Monaco, IJH assistant volleyball coach -heard the following announcements: Oct 28- board work session through V-tel at HHS and RHS, 7 p.m.;Nov. 1-Oregon School B oards A sso ciatio n fall regional m eeting. Blue M ountain C om m unity College, 6 p m ; Nov 8-next regular board meeting, RHS, N ov 11-V eteran’s Day holiday; Nov. 12-14-OSBA convention, Portland Lobos Motorcycle Club to host race The L obos M otorcycle Club will be hosting a c ro ss-c o u n try m otorcycle race at the Morrow County OHV Park on Sunday, Oct 17 Sign-up is at 7 a m and the race begins at 10 a m The OHV Park is located 30 miles south o f Heppner on Hwy. 207. For m ore inform ation, c o n tact Lawrence Huntley at (503) 233-1376. City council continued from page one Heppner Garbage under the 90-day performance review In other business, the council voted to award a contract to Dave Piper Contracting of H eppner for rem odeling work on the new city hall building. The new city hall needed to have ADA (handicapped accessible) work done since it was now a public owned building Piper’s bid was $7954.60 to replace the front entry d o o r with w ider doors, change an outside ramp to meet code and remodel the restrooms. Two other bids w ere received and the council accepted the lowest The council discussed the proposed expansion o f th e urban growth boundary around the city. Two property owners that had been included in the proposed expansion were at the meeting speaking against being included The city has proposed expanding the UGB from the Northwestern city limits out to the South Morrow Industrial Park The UGB is not automatically annexed into the city, however several property ow ners in th e pro p o sed UGB expansion fear their property will at some point be annexed The Willow Creek Golf Course board voted not to be included and Monday Sandi P atto n and M ike Gorman were at the meeting Gorman said property in the proposed UGB doesn’t need the designation because conditional use permits are allowing commercial uses in the farm zoning areas Patton turned in a petition signed by herself, Ruth M aben, John M cC onnell and C lark Gerking saying they objected to th eir p ro p erty being included in the expansion area “We are not being given all the information,” Patton said “There is plenty o f industrial property at the old mill site I don’t feel we are being given all o u r options in zoning ” The council took no action on the proposed new UGB expansion
