The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Thursday, December 12, 1974
Favorite Recipes
ACTIVITIES IN ARCADIA
BY NELL BOWERS
Thi* fudge 1» very ***y and
make* five pound*. Il will
keep well if given a chance.
Be *ure to follow the
direction* exactly.
Million Dollar Fudge
4 cup* granulated augar
1 large can evaporated nulk
Vi pound butter
Mu the above in a large
saucepan; bring Io a boil on
Medium Heal, took 4 mi­
nute*. Remove from range
and add:
2 large Herahev Bar* (plain
10 oa. size)
2 — 6< m . package* Chocolate
Chip*
2 cup* miniature marsh
mallow*
I teaspoon vanilla
I cup nulmeal*
Stir only until the chocolate
and mar*hmallow* are
melted and well blended.
Pour into a buttered di*h.
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If you need a good divinity
recipe, here i* one evpecially
for Christmas time.
If you don't have a candy
thermometer, drop some of
the boiling ayrup into cold
water and if it harden* in the
water (become* *ort of lacy)
it‘a ready to pour over the
beaten egg white*. It never
carmelue* becauae of the
ayrup.
DIVINITY
1 cup light Corn Syrup
3 cup* sugar
'/« teaspoon aalt
*/i cup water
2 egg white*
I teaspoon vanilla
3/4 cup nulmeata
('■: cup chopped maraschino
cherries)
Combine corn ayrup. augar
and aalt and water and cook
ayrup Io light crack state (256
degrees) Beat egg whites
until stiff, gradually add
boding ayrup. beating con­
stantly. Continue beating
until mixture hold* it* shape
when dropped from a spoon.
Add vanilla. Add nut meats
and cherries if desired Drop
by teaspoonful* onto a
greased cooky sheet Makes
48 pieces. (Chocolate Chip*
may be added instead of
cherrie»).
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When friends drop in
during the holiday*, have a
Hot Spiced Punch ready to
serve. Punch i* good to *erve
for relaxation or to create
fnendlv conversation.
W assail Bowl
6 cups apple juice
1 *2 can pineapple juice
cup lemon juice
3/4 cup honey
2 cinnamon sticks
I tsp. clove* (ground)
■A tsp. nutmeg
I tb»p. lemon rind
Simmer the apple juice and
cinnamon for ten minute*.
Add remaining ingredients
and »immer for ten more
minutes. Serve immediately
or »tore in refrigerator and
reheat in small serving* a*
guests arrive. Serve* 20.
the whole recipe, you will
have 12 dozen cookie*. Thia
khould be enough for the
whole neighborhood, a* well
a* for the little old lady down
the afreet.
Christmas Fruit Cookie*
'/> cup butter
I '/> cup brown augar, firmly
packed
4 egg*
J tbsp. milk
'/> cup fruit juice
‘
Vi tap. rum flavoring
J cup* flour, aifted
J tap aoda
I tap. ground clove*
I'A tap. salt
I tap. ground nutmeg
I '/i lb. nut*, chopped
I lb. glazed cherries, cut up
I lb. dark aeedlea* raiaina
I lb. white aeedlea* raiaina
I lb. glazed pineapple
Cream butter, add augar
and mi> until well blended.
Beat in egg*, one at a time.
Sift together flour, aoda.
clove*, aalt. and nutmeg.
Add liquid* to creamed
mixture. Stir in aifted dry
ingredient*. Mix nut* and
fruit*, add '/> cup flour to
them and fold into cookie
dough. Drop onto cookie
aheet (greased) and bake at
325 degree* for 12 to IS
minute*. Make* about 144
cookie*.
Ibe next time you have a
"cookie making urge" or
your youngster say* "I have
to take cookie* to achool for a
party", pleave try the*e
Carrot Drop Cookies if you
haven't already made them
They're to good!
There i* no special magic
in mixing these gem* Just
the plain cream, add. stir,
fold routine. They arc nice
and moist and a good cookie
for grandchildren.
Carrot Drop Cookie*
I cup shortening
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 cup* flour (sifted)
2 tsp baking powder
'/< teaspoon salt
2 cup* grated carrots
2 tsp. vanilla
‘A cup chopped nuts
I tablespoon water
Cream shortening
Add
sugar, beat until again
creamy
Add eggs
Sift
together flour, baking pow
der and salt, and add to
above mixture Add water
and vanilla and fold in
carrots. Drop by teaspoonful
on greased baking sheet and
bake at 400 degree* for 10 to
12 minutes. Ice.
icing:
2 cup* powdered sugar
grated rind of '/i orange
Juice of one orange
I tsp. vanilla
I tsp. lemon flavoring
"Chnstma* Fruit Cookie».'
They have all the holiday
sparkle you need to grace
your Tea Table. If you make
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ARCADIA
Mr and Mr*
Bend where she met Mr and
Chuck Petterson of Jerome,
Mrs. McLaughlin. From
Idaho visited overnight. Fri­
there the three went to
day night with Mr. Pellet
Modesto, California, where
son's sister and husband,
Mrs Roper visited a week
Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen.
with her daughter and
They spent Saturday with the
family. Mr and Mrs. Charles
Neil Pettersons and returned
Greenhaw. She stayed a
home Saturday night.
week and returned with the
Arcadia Sunshine Club will
McLaughlins.
meet with Mrs. Orlund White
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Corn
for their Christmas party, on
left Monday morning, bv
December IM Secret sisters
plane from Boise with several
will be revealed and there
other coules. on a tour as
will be an exchange of
guests of the John Deere
Christmas gifts The meeting
company.
will start at 2 p.m.
Mr and Mrs. C. R. Kesler.
Mr and Mrs Ted Bowers
Sr. visited Sunday evening at
visited Sunday evening with
at the Gerald Goodfellow
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Bowers.
home in Payette.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
milMIIMIIBIIIM
Saunders and family com
plcted their move to Nyssa,
this week.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Drydale
BY DALE WITT
and Mr and Mrs. Duane
PHONE 372-2183
Drydalc and family visited
over Thanksgiving with Mrs
Kingman Kolony -
Mr.
Violet Wood "» RiUiland.
and Mrs. Carl Piercy were
Washington.
guests in the Dick Kriegh
Monday. Tom and Violet
home Friday evening after
Drydalc went to Nampa to
the Parma-Adrian ball game.
the home of her mother. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Docktor
Mallei Brown.
Mrs. Dry-
and family visited Mr. and
daie'* sister. Mrs. Warren
Mrs. Carl Piercy Sunday
Campbell of Twin Falls came
afternoon.
and a niece, Pamela Camp­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piercy
bell of Los Angeles. Calif,
and family took a trip to
was there to visit with Mr
Idaho Falls during the
and Mrs Mark Campbell of
Thanksgiving vacation. They
Anchorage. Alaska who they
left on Tuesday and returned
had not seen for many years.
on Sunday. Carl and Steve
Mark is now a minister of the
fished in the North Fork of
Gospel in that city.
the Snake River and had good
Steven Bullard, four-year-
luck.
son of Don and Connie
Thanksgiving dinner guests
Bullard broke his upper arm.
in the Jim Phifer home were
Wednesday. He spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Scott
night in the Nyssa Hospital.
of Culdesac. Idaho; Mr. and
At this report he is doing fine. Mrs. Larry Schetzle and
The Rev and Mrs Bill
three children of Culdesac;
Liner of Prairie Hill. Canada
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Anderson
and the Rev and Mrs. Fred
and daughter Tammy of
Moxom from the Owyhee
Culdesac; Miss Jeannette
Community Church, were
Martin of Clarkston; Mrs.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Bill Toomb and Mr and Mrs.
. Bullard. Wednesday evening
Jerry Freitag and baby
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Connie of Nyssa.
Carroll and Mrs. Johnny
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Carroll of Nyssa, spent an
Beuller of Ontario visited
evening last week visiting
Mrs. Ethel Thompson, Mon­
Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Carrod
day and brought her a
and family in Sunset Valley.
Christmas plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Mrs. Robert Long visited
Stephenson returned Satur­
Mrs. Ethel Thompson Satur­
day from a trip. They were
day afternoon.
accompanied by "Cindy"
Mrs. Paul Gehrke and
and Adclenc Cindcll. They
Mrs. Frank Rhodes and three
left November 21 and spent
children were guests of Mr.
the first night al Jackpot.
and Mrs. Tony Pittz at the
Nevada They visited Las
Owyhee Corners after church
Vegas and Boulder Dam on
Sunday morning Paul Geh­
their way to San Antonio.
rke was there too and they all
Texas. They arrived on
enjoyed doughnuts and cof­
Tuesday at the home of Mr
fee.
and Mrs. Steve Cindcll.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
From there they went to
Rhodes and family enjoyed a
Temple. Texas to visit a
ride to Ontario Sunday
nephew of Mr. Stephenson.
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ogle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite
They were joined there by
were Sunday afternoon visi­
Mr. Stephenson's sister and
tors in the Earl Kvgar home.
husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan
Marshall Ogle of Willow
visited their daughter. Mike
Springs. Missouri. On the
and Mary Macy at Crescent
following Saturday. Mr. and City. California for Thanks­
Mrs. Stephenson and Mr.
giving
and Mrs Herbert Ogle went
to Old Mexico for a few days.
NNC Choir To
When they came back, they
picked up the Cindcll* at San
Present "Messiah"
Antonio and headed for
The "Messiah" will be
home. On the way they
presented at the College
visited friends at Coolidge.
Church of the Na/arene. 504
Arizona. They visited the
F Dewey Avenue. Nampa.
Casa Grande Ruin Trails,
Sunday evening at 8 p.m.
with which they were really
The Northwest Nazarcne
impressed. They also saw
College Choir will perform.
the London Bridge at Havasu
Gary Condon will be the
Then back to Las Vegas.
conductor. Condon is former
Jackpot and finally home.
choir director at Nyssa High
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Jim
School, and is now Caldwell
Absher visited the Ernest
High School choir director,
Stephensons. They are from
and also directs the college
Buhl. Idaho.
choir. Dave and Geren
Mrs. Golda Roper took a
Manley, former Nyssa stu­
trip over the Thanksgiving
dents. are members of the
holidays. She took the bus to
NNC choir.
Kingman Kolony
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Vem A Georgia Parker
LUMBER—PAINT—REPAIRS
HUNTING A FISHING SUPPIJES
IRRIGATION SUPPLIES—DRY GOODS
______________ Phone 732-2433 or 724-6174
Clay Webb, proprietor
GAS—OIL—LUBE—TIRE REPAIR
BULK DELIVERY-PROPANE WEED BURNERS
Phone 372-2877 or 724-61.30
ADRIAN SUPPLY A REPAIR
Gayle Martin A Keith Baldwin
SPECIAL FARM EQUIPMENT
MACHINE WORK—WELDING
“TRUCKBEDS A HOISTS"
Phone 372 2354
*
Stardusters met Monday,
December 9 at the home of
Mrs Vera Paulus The group
made Christmas tray favors
for the nursing home and
hospital. Fourteen members
answered roll call.
Reports were given on the
bazaar and thanks to all who
helped make it a success.
Hostesses were Vera Pau
lus and Nora Graham and
they served delicious refresh­
ments. The next meeting will
be at the home of Amelia
Pratt in Ontario January 13.
1975.
Owyhee Garden
Club
The meeting of the Owy­
hee Garden club for Decem­
ber will be a ham and chicken
dinner al the Twilight Cafe in
Nyssa on Friday. December
13 al 7 p.m. This meeting is
for members and their
husbands and friends. There
will be a Christmas gift
exchange for both men and
women.
Mrs. Elver Nielsen and
Mrs. James Langley will be
contacting members for re­
servations. If you are interes­
ted and not contacted, please
call Mrs. Nielsen. 372-3241
or Mrs. Langley at 372-2180
BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mrs. Harry Miner enter­
tained members of the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club. December 3. Guest
player was Mrs. Bernice
Fisher. Mrs Miner took high
honors and Mrs R. G. Larson
took second high.
The Couple's Bridge Club
was hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
Dirick Nedry. Sunday. De­
cember 8. Three tables were
in play and Mrs. Ethel Mary-
Rhodes was a guest High
score winners were Mrs.
Rhodes. Bovd Wilson and
Don Oldemever.
It s a matter .
of life and breath!
Give more to
Christmas Seals
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS by Mr and Mrs
Dick Forbess are on display at the Nyssa
Public Library for the month of December
Their art work is photograhv in color in a
variety of subjects such as rustic farms.
Lizard Bulte. Owyhee River scenes, and a
Garner of Ames. Iowa are
proud to annouce the arrival
of a new daughter. Amy. The
sweet young miss was born
Tuesday. November 26. 1974
in an Ames. Iowa hospital.
She weighed six pounds and
ten ounces and was nineteen
and one-half inches long. She
has black
hair and is the
couples first child.
Beaming grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Penning­
ton of Ontario and Mr and
Mrs. Dee Garner of Nvssa.
Great grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Glover
also of Nyssa.
Malheur Memorial Hospital
December 5. Mr and Mrs.
Valentine Montez. Nyssa,
boy.
Holy Rosars Hospital
December 4. Mr and Mrs.
Lawrence Green. Payette,
boy.
December 5, Mr. and Mrs.
Albin Johnson. Ontario, boy.
December 7. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl William. Vale. girl.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Schaffeld. Ontario, boy.
December 10. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Estrada. On­
tario. girl.
Mr
and Mrs. W. L.
Farmer. Weiser, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wick.
Indian Valley, boy.
Mr and Mrs. Darrell
Bond. Payette, girl
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jay
Braden. Ontario, bov.
trip to a natural zoo.
Mr and Mrs. Forbess have traveled since
retirement, and are sharing the scene* in
color slide enlargements. They have been
residents of Nyssa since 1950. and their three
sons are graduates of Nyssa High School.
First National Rewards
Robbery Apprehenders
First National Bank of
Oregon will deliver five
checks totalling $2.500 to
Oregonians who have assis­
ted law enforcement agencies
in the apprehension of seven
recent bank robbery suspects
Each of the citizens will
receive a check for $500.
Rewards were given on the
basis of citizen alertness
during recent robberies dat­
ing from July through Octo­
ber 1974.
Under the new program.
First National will consider
giving rewards to any citizen
who provides information or
assistance leading to the
arrest of a person or persons
who have participated in a
holdup, theft or burglary of a
First National branch office.
Robert F. Wallace, presi­
dent of the statewide fi­
nancial institution, said the
program was instituted be­
cause rewards to citizens are
a very important incentive in
gaining citizen support and
cooperation.
Furthermore. Wallace said
outstanding citizen coopera­
tion has resulted in a record
of 14 arrests in the 15 First
National holdups committed
during 1974.
The amount of the reward
will be determined after a
careful evaluation of the
circumstances of the citizen's
involvement and cooperation.
Factors determining the
amount will also include the
timeliness of the information
provided to police, which is
the key factor in an arrest. In
any case. $500 will be the
minimum reward amount.
First National Bank of
Oregon has 138 branch
offices in its statewide
system.
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FOR LADY DRIVERS
FREE
Bob Elliott
Tire Center
NYSSA OREGON
Environmental costs in building
the Jim Bridger plant, more than —
MORE THAN THE COMBINED COSTS OF OUR BROWNLEE AND BLISS HYDRO PLANTS
$60,000 Furniture Liquidation
AUCTION
Sunday, Dec. 15
MARTIN'S MARKET
Jody * Gayle Martin
s GROCERIES—SUNDRYS—DRY GOODS
NEWSPAPERS—MAGAZINES—
POSTED SPECIALS WEEKLY
Phone 372-2722 or Parma 724-6135
1:30 p.m.
SEVEN MILE DANCE HALL
(Comtr of Highway JO * Eogl* Rood)
W« hav« Own o»k»a to »II of ouctlon ttw »ntlro Inventory of
ft>* Lorromo Furnitur» Co. of Fico Rlv*ro. Col It. which In-
dud**:
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Mediterranean sofa*, love
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Morri* tiereot
Elecfrophonlc »tereo*
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dining
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114 way lamp* of all hind*
Rain lamp* a Sponith pic
lure*
Auctioneer * note Thl* It one of the lorgett k finest »elec
lion* of high quality new furniture that we hove hod on op
portunity to tell.
ALL ITEMS WILL BE SOLO TO THE HIGHEST 6IDOER
WITH NO RESERVES
Auction conducted by
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▼ ▼ hen building power plants. Idaho Power Company has no
quarrel with the desire for clean air and water, attractive surroundings and
inv iting recreational facilities C onv incing cv idence of this is found in the
parks, picnic grounds. and orderly housekeeping at our present plant
locations
•
However, today s costs ol environmental facilities have become hxi
large an item not to be studied seriously I his is especially true in vtew ol
the tact th.it these non-productive costs must be reflected in your cost for
electric serv ice
In providing energy we believe it important to do the things
necessary to assure clean, responsible operation. At the same lime we
think it important that we keep a reasonable balance and sense of
perspective in making these choices.
Enviroiiment.il facilities tor our Pioneer steam plant, proposed to be
built in Idaho, will be quite similar to those of the Jim Bridger plant, using
the latest technology and sophisticated equipment Undoubtedly the costs
will be comparable to those at the Wyoming plant In any event, our
electric users may be assured of our deep concern for the quality of our
plants, their costs, their sen ice to you Hr live here. t<H>.
Idaho Power
Company
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