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Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa Oregon Thursday, January I, 1976 GERMAN CAKES SIMPLE AND DELICIOUS Her are three rlawalc. rich and moixt Garman cake * * which look far more complicated to prepare than they really are Apple Kaiain Cake (front). lx * mon Kurhen and Black Forest Toil * can l»e served together at a buffet luncheon. Club get together, or pot luck dinner or prepare one for a gi and finale to any meal A booklet including th *-« delicloua cake * and other favorilv from around the world ir available by funding 26/ to “Recipe * with Inter national Flavor/ * I* O Box 17'.» I. Dr pt FP. Chicago, II-ACM 11 APPLE RAISIN CAKE I h ? 1 2 I U Cup Sguwc Parhay margarine cupt packed brown \ugar »M» t»x»poon vanilla cup» Hour ItMpoon cinnamon Unpoon cod. Ki tmpoon baking poadxi W cup milk 2 cup» finely chopped peeled apple» I cup renin» Ki cup chopped eelnutt Brown Soger fro»tmg Combine marirnrrne end suitar; Mend In vgg« ami vanilla Arid rum binml dry Ingndu-nt« alternately with milk, mixing well after verb addition Stir In apple», ramlrie arid nut« Pour intogSeuM'dumlfluUled 13 x U inch KaLlng pan Sake at 350'. t*> to If- minute« or until wooden pick inaerted In center cornea out clean Cool; fro»t with Brown Sugar Frosting ty Cup Soueerr Fake, magame I cup pecked brown luga cup milk 3 Cups tilted confectioner» vuga Combine margarine ami brown augar In «aucepan; bring to boil Cook I minute; remove from heat, t ook slightly; wtir In milk Add * runfeclinners augai; heat until vmooth. LEMON KUCHEN 1 cup Spue»re Perkey magame 2 cup» wga 2 labl»»poom grated lemon rind m feavpoont vanilla 4 egg» »operated 3 2Vs *» 1 cups Hour teMPoont baking powder teetpoon »alt cup milk lemon Clare f'omlnne margaiine ano sugar; blind in rind and vanilla Add egg yolk« one al a time, mixing well after each a.Uhl ion Add combined dry ingredn id« alternately with milk, mixing well after each addition Fold In stiffly iv-aten egg whiles. Tour into grva *ml and floured 10- Ineh tube pan or Hundt pan Hake al ISO *, I hour and 10 minutes Cool 10 minute«, remove from f an. Glass with Lemon Glare IV» cup» tilted confectioner»' »ugar 2 table-.poom lemon puce Ck teaspoon vanilla Oath of »alt Combine mgivdlenls; mix until well blended BLACK FOREST TORTE 1» cup Squeeze Parker margaim» IH cup» sugar 3 eggs ■ I teaspoon vanilla 3 1 or square« unsweetened chocolete melted I la cup» flour I teaspoon voda 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt ty cup buttermilk Chocolate filling Bundled Cherry filling Whipped Cream frosting Combine margarine ami «ugar Add egg« one at a time, beating well after each addition; blend in vanilla and chocolate Aikl combined dry ingredient, alternately with butteimilk. mixing will after each addition. Pour into two greuned and floured H inch layer pan» Hake at *. 360 30 to .Vi minute« or until wooden pick inverted in center comer out clean Cool 10 minute»; remove from pan» Cord layers completely; split each layer in half hrnixontally Spread top of one la» it with Chocolate Filling. Top with »rcoml layer; spread m'h Hinn, lied Cherry Filling Repeat with remaining two layers Frost «ide« of cake with Whipperl Cream Frosting Chocolate Filling 1 cup hrxvy cream 2 tablespoons confectioners sugar I tablespoon cocoa Bent cr. am. gradually adding «ugar ami cocoa until «tiff Brandiad Cherry Filling 1 16 or can pitted sour cherries 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons brand» Drain chs-rite». i< »giving s) run Grn<hialls mid •> nip to com-tan h. »Id brand» Cook user mr ilium heat until clear and thickened; -th in chei rle« < ool Whipped Cream Froating I cup heavy cream I .Cespoons confectioners sugat Heal cuam, prudnully .iddmr «iit-pi, until «tiff. Journal Classified« Bring Results! Social Scene Activities In Arcadia By Netf Beeeee « • * • Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Robbins, had Christmas breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Robbins and family. They opened gifts. For Christmas dinner, they all went to Merrildean and Winona Robbins house The guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robbins. Mrs. Lois Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winchell. Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Robbins and family. In the evening, they all went to the L. E. Robbins home for supper and more gift exchanging. Guests at the L. E. Robbins home included all the afore men tioned and also Mr. and Mrs Lewellyn Robbins and family of Baker and a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lewellyn Rob bins. Mr and Mrs. Carsten Von Borstel and children of Grass Valley. Ore. The last mentioned hail spent Christ mas Day with the Austen Robbins of Lincoln com munity. Mrs. Lucile Myrick and daughter Shelley enjoyed Christmas dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mr . * Clayton Jensen. On Sunday Mrs. Myrick entertained the Jensens, Mr and Mrs. Joel Mitchell, and sons, David and Wayne. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Oxnam Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miner and Lori and Ken KUlibrew at a dinner given in her home. • • Adult Courses Scheduled at TVCC SaMMSaM * a»a»a»ai Mr and Mrs. S P. Bybee Guests at the home of Mr, hosted Christmas dinner for and Mr». Parley Feik for their children. Attending Christmas dinner and the day were Mr and Mrs. Jay were Mr. and Mr* . Melvin Bvbee and Tamera. Mr. and Feik and Marla. Brian Feib Mrs. Owen Froeror and from Corvalli», Mr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Garry *. Mr Bob Gunn of Boise, Mr. Bybee and family, Pam and Mr *. Bruce Everetton ' Bybee and Boh Hawkins of and chidren of Nampa Beaverton. Mr and Mr *. Steve James • • • of Eagle, Idaho visited Mr Mrs. Irvin Jones of Baker and Mr *. Parley Feik on is visiting her sister and Friday. They were dinner husband Mr. and Mrs. Jim guests. Griffin and her son Ron * Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gorrell in Nyssa this week. Mike Petterson for Christmas • • • dinner were her parent *. Mr Christmas dinner guests in and Mr *. Doy Ferguson of the Frank Byers home were Vale, Mr. and Mr *. Neil Mr. and Mrs. Stan Byers and Petterson apd Tony, and family of Ontario. Mr. and * Mr Petterson's uncle L. B. Mrs. John Sommars and Fergason. family and the Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Petter Jim Farmer and family all of son had guests on Christmas Donnelly and Mr. and Mrs. Eve. They were Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Fuqua of Caldwell. Mike Petterson and familv. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brig Olsen, Ethel Lay and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tracy and • • • girls, Mr. and Mr *. Jay Christmas houseguest * at Bunn. Mr and Mrs. Colleen the home of Mr. and Mr *. Kesler, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck were their *on and Frank Walker of Provo, Utah daughter-in-law. Mr. and George Moeller spent Mrs. John Beck and Kris Christmas Eve« and Christ tine. Lana and Steven from mas day with Mrs. Joretta Prescott. Arizona. Norman and Scott and Lance. a • • Susie, Carlenc and Darlene Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butcher Carroll spent Friday and were dinner guests at the Saturday with their grand home of their daughter and parents. Mr and Mrs. Henry son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll. Alvin Mason in Ontario on Mr. and Mrs. Doyel Carroll Christmas Day. of Mountain Home. Idaho; Jim and Karen Carrol and * Houseguest this week at family; Mr. and Mrs. Tommy that home of hi * mother, Olaie and family from Ander Mrs A. L. Heldt and brother son Corner and Mr and Mrs. Everett Heldt are Mr. and Orville Carroll of Bend. *. Mr James Heldt and Oregon, visited the Henry family. Carrolls. Christmas night • • • The evening was spent Saturday dinner guest * of visiting and playing and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers singing were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dick. Lois and Bruce Corn Byers and family of Ontari had Christmas dinner with and Mr. and Mrs. John John Seburn and Golda Sommars and family of Roper. Donnelly. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomp The Wilton Jackson family, son have rented their farm their daughter Jill, who is a and moved to their house on student at La Grande, ano Clark and Imperial. ther daughter and her hus Karen Hust of Salt Lake band, Mr. and Mrs. Scott City. Utah was home at the Dagenhart of Spokane and George Husts for the Christ mas Holiday. She came the Father Riffle of Boise enjoyed 19th and returned by plane Christmas Day at the Jack Christmas night. son's home at Terrace Lakes. • • • Mr and Mrs. George Hust and girls went to the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Beckley at Nampa for Christmas. Violet Rose Wood and children of Richalnd, Wash ington spent the Christmas holidays with her parent *. Mr and Mrs. Tom Drydale. She returned home Decem ber 29. Page Thirteen • Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. A. H. Keck were Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Keck of Caldwell. Callers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Keck and Mrs Rosie Goff of Nu Acres. Mrs A H Keck had Christmas dinner with the Arvin Goffs and family in Nu Acres. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Muri Lan caster journeyed to Hager man where they enjoyed Christmas with their daugh ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hobson and children • • • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nichol son were Christmas dinner guests at the home of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Savage. Kirk, who is home from Eugene and Randy and Kris. Mr and Mrs. Delvis Freeman and daughters. Kristine and Delyn of Eugene spent the Christmas holidays at the home of her mother. Mrs Ruth Klinkenberg. • • • Mrs. Jane Cookson and two sons of Roseburg called at the Walt Looney home on Saturday They later called at the Owen Gann home. • • • A family holiday was enjoyed at the home of Mr and Mrs. Alva Goodell and boys. Mrs Goodell's bro thers and sister arrived the day after Christmas and stayed until Sunday. They were Mr and Mrs. Dale Nesbitt and boys of Berkeley. California; Mr and Mrs. E. K Nesbitt. Mr and Mrs. John Nesbitt and son all of Richland. Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nesbitt and sons of Ola. Idaho and Mrs. Iva Jane Fingerson and family of Buhl. Idaho. Friday visitors were Mr and Mrs. John Logan of Boise. Idaho. Saturday. Mrs. Larry Lemon and family of Payette and Mrs. Gary Turner and baby daughter of Boise were all visitors. • • • Mr and Mrs. Owen Gann attended a family Christmas dinner in Pavette at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goff Olhers attending were Mr. and Mrs. Burton Richey of Juntura. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Findlev and daughter and Mr and Mrs. Randy Findley and son all of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Findley and children of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Looney and boys and Mrs. Leona Reeves of Nyssa. • • • The Harry Miners enter tained with Christmas dinner for Mrs. Freda Miner, Mrs. Marguerite McNeil and Mr and Mrs. Lyle Miner and Lori and Ken Killibrew. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miner spent Christmas Eve with the Lyle Miners and also enjoyed breakfast Christmas morning • • • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Penrod were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Lind sey and family. Friday the Penrods enjoyed a buffet supper at the home of Judge Jeff Dorroh in Ontario. This buffet was given for the judge's office personnel. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oden spent the Christmas Holiday with their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and family in Pilot Rock. They were joined there by their son. Laurence Oden and family from Albany. • • • Real Estate Law, a class approved for realtor licensing and renewal purposes, will be taught by Richard Grigg winter term in the Treasure Valley Community College Community Education pro gram. The three-credit class will meet Wednesday eve nings 7:30 ■ 10 00 p.m. in Room AD-24 of le Adminis tration Building Class be gins January 7. • • • Japanese Calligraphy, a class in the brush painting of Japanese orthographic cha racters. will be offered winter term through Treasure Valley Community College Com munity Education Tuesday evenings during winter term. Larry Williams will teach this class which meets 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. in Room AD 11 of the Administration Building. • • • Treasure Valley Com munity College Community Education will offer Advan ced Ceramics Monday and Tuesday evenings 7 - 10 p.m. during winter term. Ken O'Connell will teach the class which meets in the Art Building beginning January 5. • • • Treasure Valley Com munity College Community Education will offer three classes in guitar Wednesday evenings during winter term. Basic Guitar will meet 6 - 7 p.m.; Intermediate Guitar will meet 7 ■ ty p.m.; Advan ced Guitar will meet 8 - 9 p.m. Jim Rickel will teach Portland visiting their daugh ter Judy Nedry. They were houseguests of Mrs. Nedry's aunt. Mrs. Wesley Ernes. Judy, hosted the Christmas dinner. Guests included the Nedry s, Mrs. Ernes and Harry Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Nedry visited her mother. Mrs. Margaret Ryser and sister. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Caster line and family in Salem on Friday. Clyde McClung traveled to Portland with the Nedrys where he joined his family in Woodburn. Oregon for the holidays. • • • Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wernick were a niece of Mrs. Wemicks. Mr. and Mrs. Biddle and family and a brother-in-law, Ted Facev of Pendleton. these classes tn Room TL-4 of the Tech-Lab Building be ginning January 7. • • • Two Saturday morning sections of tennis will be offered winter term through Treasure Valley Community College Community Educa tion. The classes will meet in the gymnasium under the instruction of Wally Johnson 8 to 10 a.m. or 10 to 12 noon The classes carry one credit and will be limited to twelve registrats each. Instruction will begin January 10. • • • The impending national shift to the metric system of measure has heightened in terest in short courses on the business and everyday use of metrics. Treasure Valley Community College Com munity Education will again offer a one-credit, twelve clock hour section to The Metric System Tuesday eve nings during winter term. The class will meet 7-9 p.m. in Room AD-26 of the Administration Building be ginning January 6. College instructor Carl Diekhans will teach. • • • Among the music offerings of Treasure Valley Com munity College Community Education winter term will be banjo. The class will meet Tuesday evenings 7 - 8 p.m. in Room TL-4 of the Tech-Lab Building, under the instruc tion of John Edwards. Class begins January 6. • • • A First aid class which satisfies Oregon OHSA re quirements will be offered on six consecutive Monday eve nings. Lenard Hansen will teach this 12 clock hour class in Room TL-5 of the Tech-Lab Building beginning January 6. • • • Business and Professional Speech taught by Fred Norman will be offered again winter term through Trea sure Valley Community Col lege Community Education. The class will meet Monday evenings 7 - 10 p.m. in Room AD-7 of the Adminis tration Building beginning January 12. • • • Fly tying will be offered through Treasure Valley Com munity College Community Education Thursday eve nings 7 - 10 winter term. This non-credit class will be taught by Mike Eden, who markets his flies around the country. Class will meet in the Natural Science Lab of the Administration Building. There will be a «25.00 instructional fee for the course in addition to equip ment. if the student is not already outfitted. • • • Political Education in Ac tion. a course tn practical politics sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, will be offered winter term by Treasure Valley Community College Community Education. Shir ley Crenshaw will teach the class Thursday evenings 7:30 - 9:30 in Room AD-7 of the Administration Building. The objective of the course is to enable individuals in local groups to learn more about how they can become active and effective in the political party of their choice in their own communities. Carouse/ Tryouts Carousel by Rodgers and Hammerstein has been cho sen as Treasure Valley Community College’s eighth annual musical. It is scheduled for a four-evening run April 7 - 10. 1976. in the Ontario High School Audito rium. Tryouts for the musical will be held Wednesday. January 7, and Thursday. January 8. at 8 p m. in the Lounge area of the Administration Build ing on the Treasure Valley Community College Campus. Members of the community as well as College students are urged to participate. Those who will be trying out for singing roles should prepare a selection from the musical or a song of the same range as the character they want to assume. Even though children will be needed in the production, there will be no tryout for them. Those wishing to be considered should drop by and fill out a tryout card. Assisting the Director, Wayne Phillips, will be Clint Bellows. Assistant Director; Sally Seiler. Choreographer; Bob Michie. Orchestra Direc tor; Martan Mathewson. Cho rus Director; Lorenc Skousen Accompanist; and Eleanor Phillips. Coordinator. Mark Stringer from Eu gene is spending the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stringer and Malt. • • • Mr and Mrs. George •Sallee were Christmas Day and overnight guests of George's sisters. Mrs. Ruth Sheldon. Mrs. Kathleen Erye and Mrs. Mildred Brandt in Boise. • • • Christmas dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Mark Moncur and Curtis »»ere their children, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jayo and family. Mr and Mrs. Gary Sant and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen and family. • • • The Dirick Nedrvs spent the Christmas holidays in AS BEGIN THE NEW YEAR We wish you a New Year filled with laughter and dreams come true. Thank you for your loyal friendship. 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