Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Quinowski and family of
Boise entertained with Than­
ksgiving dinner for Mr. and
Mrs Bill Wahlerl and family
and Father Kirkpatrick of
Ontario.
Mrs. Blanche Weeks spent
Thanksgiving with her dau­
ghter. Mr. and Mrs. Dareld
Steinke in Vale. Her son. Mr.
and Mrs. John Weeks of
Seneca were guests of his
mother over the weekend.
A family Thanksgiving
dinner was held at the Lloyd
Wilson home for Mrs. Madge
Wilson and Norman. Mr. and
Mrs Bob Wilson and Tommy
Mrs Alice Wilson and Mrs.
Nora Whincup.
Mrs. Jesse Shuster en­
joyed Thanksgiving dinner at
the home of her son. Mr. and
Mrs. Finley Shuster in
Nampa.
Mr and Mrs. John Ward
and family entertained his
mother. Mrs. Louise Ward
with dinner on Thanksgiving
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black­
burn. Taft and Lisa were
Thanksgiving dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gerhauser in Cald
well.
Dairy Ingredients Give Old
Breads
Homebaked
Christmas
breads made with fresh dairy
products are one of the real
pleasures of the holiday
season Pure creamers butter
and cultured dairy products
dairy sour cream, buttermilk
and yogurt •• give wonderful
flavor and moist tender
texture to breads and other
baked goods that just can't
be duplicated with substitute
Ingredients. For your eating
and giving enjoyment, here is
a foolproof, single-rising
bread formula to make into
two very attractive, good
eating loaves. Enjoy them
warm and fragrant from the
•ven or freeze for later use.
The basic dough, moist
with ‘A cup each of dairy sour
cream and butter plus two
eggs, is divided into two
portions. One is rolled into a
reciangle, then spread with
crunchy walnut filling, and
rolled up jelly roll style to
form a long oval loaf The
other bread, shaped like a
stollen, has the same good
walnut filling plus raisins and
candied cherrtes added to the
dough. When the shaped
loaves have risen to double
sue. they're ready to bake.
Powdered sugar glaze and
decorations of candied cher-
ries and nuts make these
breads look as festive a» the
season.
To go with all the holiday
sweet breads, rolls, muffins,
waffles and so forth, be sure
to have an ample supply of
butter on hand. To preserve
its delicate, natural flavor
keep carefully wrapped and
refrigerated. For company
occasions, butter balls or
curls look very pretty and are
neat to serve. Make them
ahead and freeze to insure a
ready supply and avoid last
minute fussing.
3'A to 4 cups flour
2 tablespoons sugar
'A teasp<x>n salt
1 pkg. active dry yeast
'A cup dairy sour cream
'/« cup water
•A cup butter
2 egg»
Walnut Filling
2 tablespoons each raisins
and chopped candied cher
ries
I egg white, beaten
Combine sour cream, water
and butter. Heat, stirring,
over medium high heat, to
120 deg. Gradually beat into
flour mixture. Beat 2 minutes
at medium speed. Beat in
eggs and 1 i cup flour Beat at
high speed 2 minutes,
scraping bowl occasionally.
Stir in 2 to 2'A cups flour to
make a dough. Turn onto
floured board and knead 3 to
5 minutes or until smooth and
elastic. Divide dough in half.
Roll one half of dough out on
floured board to l2xl0-tnch
rectangle. Spread with half of
Walnui Filling
Roll up.
starting from short edge.
Place seamside down on
greased baking sheet Knead
raisins and cherries into
other half of dough. Roll into
lOxH-inch oval. Spoon re­
maining
Walnut Filling
along one H-inch side of oval.
Fold other half of dough over
filling. Place on greased
baking sheet. Let loaves rise
in warm, draft free place,
until doubled in bulk Brush
with egg white. Bake in
350 deg. oven 30 min. or
until well browned. Decorate
as desired with powdered
sugar glaze, candied fruits
and nuts. Makes 2 loaves.
Walnut Filling
Grind 2 cups walnuts in
electric blender I cup at a
time, using stop and go
method Mix with 'A cup
melted butter, 1 < cup sugar
and 2 teaspoons grated
orange peel Makes 11 i cups.
Mrs. Donna Glenn. Mr.
and Mrs. Vai Glenn and
family from Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Glenn and
family and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Glenn all shared
Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Crawford and
family in Darlington. Idaho.
Mrs. Bernice Fisher was a
Thanksgiving dinner guest at
the home of Mrs. A. H.
Bos dell and Mrs. Ethel Mary
Rhodes and John.
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Gertrude Alimón and Ma
ne Coate were Thanksgi­
ving Day dinner guests in the
home of Jon Coate in Boise.
Jon Coate. Jr. returned to
Nyssa with the women to take
part in the wedding of his
cousin Michael Lancaster and
Joyce Strawn, which was last
Friday. Michael is a grand­
son of Gertrude Alimón.
Guests at the Lee Dail
home for Thanksgiving din­
ner were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Dail and family of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard
and Gerald Zittercob of
Nyssa; Mr. and Mrs. Finston
and two children from Lewis­
ton. Idaho; James Dail home
from Eastern Oregon State
items include food. toys, candy, baked goods
and Christmas novelties.
Santa will be there to take a list of what
each child wants for Christmas. Hamburgers
hot dogs, homemade scones, pie and ice
cream may be purchased.
Everyone is invited to come and get in the
"Holly-Daze” spirit.
College at La Grande; Marla
Dail and Mrs. Vivian Poole
and son Mike all from
Ontario. Marla is employed
in Ontario.
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mr and Mrs. Harry Miner
entertained members of the
Mr and Mrs. Bridge Club
Saturday evening. November
30. Mr. and Mrs. E. Otis
Smith were guest players.
High honors went to Mrs.
Smith and Fred Guthrie.
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Mr and Mrs. John Z. Reed
of Tustin. Calif., visited last
week in the home of his sister
Marie Coate and Gertrude
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evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schneider
were Mr and Mrs. Dirtck
Nedry and Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Christensen.
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Mr and Mrs. Bill Stringer
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guests at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs
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Mrs. A. H. Keck shared
Thanksgiving with several
members of her family. Her
nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Rav
Neel and two children from
Reno, Mrs. May Young.
Mrs. Fay Taylor both of
Parma, her daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Robinson
and their son. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Robinson and three
children and Danny Robinson
all of Portland and Mrs. Keck
ate Thanksgiving dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs Charlie Zinn spent
the weekend as a guest of
Mrs. Orma Cleaver and other
friends in Nyssa. She lives in
Richland. Oregon and had
been to visit her daughter.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Young at
Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichol­
son were Thanksgiving din
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Savage. Miss
Heather Oakley of La Grande
was a Friday night and
Saturday morning guest.
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Mrs. Margaretha
Van
Iwisk returned home Sunday
after spending six weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. B S.
Torrey in Ramsey, New
Jersey. She returned home
by plane. This was her first
plane ride and she enjoyed it
very much.
“HOLLY-DAZE ” A Bazaar sponsored by
the Nyssa Second Ward will be held Friday.
December 6 at the LDS Stake House Cultural
Hall from 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Displaying a few of the many attractive
items are from left
Amy Mitchell,
publicity chairman. Julie Jensen, president
and Rhonda Bvbee. general chairman. Other
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Riggs.
Mrs Reba Mitchell and Mrs
Ellen Richardson attended
the 50th wedding anniversary
reception of Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Dailey at the LDS
Cultural Hall in Parma Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Durheim of Brow nsville. Ore
visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Cleaver. They
came to get acquainted with
their new grandson, Ben­
jamin Dale, who was born
November 21.
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Mr and Mrs. Ward C.
Lundy went to Hermiston for
Thanksgiving Day. They at­
tended church services and
the christening of little Addie
Mane Ford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Donald Ford. Mrs.
Ford is Mrs. Lundy's niece.
Mrs. Lundy's sister. Mr. and
Mrs. C. A Becker were also
there for the holidays.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Griffin
and her brother. Bud Newby
went to Baker for Thanks­
giving and were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs Irvin
Jones They enjoyed another
thanksgiving dinner on Fri­
day at the home of Mr and
Mrs. John Griffin in Baker
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