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1 P°,. 6 - T.E OT.mO OUTtOOK Decorated Bus Provides Merriment for Driver and Students OTHELLO, WASHINGTON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1974 StlARING GOOI)IES - Three members of the Paradise Lutheran Church share the results of receipes featured in this week's column. From left are Donna Schroeder, Helen Fulks and Sandy Parehen. rn ()n,, ,,f the more interesting seemed to Mrs. Phinney there They had one whopping big Ilolliday, Bonnie and Randy Burbank; Joan, Mol parties to come out of this were a few extra whisperedparty'. Britt, ReneeGoodrich, Johnny Robin Para and Joyce, holiday season was that given secrets - and Thursday morn While they ate and dec- by children of Othello School " " she came prepared orated, ',rs Phinnoyavo ded Dance Slated On New Yea Bus No. 169 as a surprise for The kids painted snow any extra big bumps; she their driver, Elaine Phinney. flakes, wreaths, Santa Claus, drove slow and made long A New Year's Danee for all ing chaperone the dar~ Ii began when the childrenChristmas trees and a boy and stc.ps. And she furnished each local high school and college urged to contactC1 from kindergarten through girl kissing under the n~istle, child a ,'an of pop to ease the students will be held nextBrandvold i hi,,h school, asked permission ix, e on bu. windows. Theygoodness of all that food eaten Tuesday under the sponsor-Ear-- n "'I to ,h,'orate their bus fornamed lheirbus"Ihwbie, theon top of breakfast. "After alr', ship of the OthelloBand I'ISrromolt ('hristnms. And since few ri(ie I,ove Bus" - anti painted that, she said, "they still had a Boosters. Marine Cpl. this time of year, it was too. They draped green andwhole day of school to go?" lave music will be provided dvemcd safe and permission wa~ granted. In hiLd~ spirits the children mad. plans Wednesday night ,m the ride home of just how lht'y planted to decorate. It white streamers on the ceiling and edged the windows in red crepe paper. They sang carols ...befort, their mouths got too full of cookies, apples and homemade fudge and divinity. Taking part in the fun mornintr were Cindy and P;obby Hutches, Heather Eppich. Teresa and Fred for the dance which will run from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and be held at the Hiawatha multi purl)ose . room. Parents interested in help- Serna, son of Mrs. Marii of W. Main St., Othe~ promoted to his prese~ while serving with Marine Air Wing Marine Corps Air Sta~ SAVt ON D OFINI tN6( Ad effective December 26 thru January 6, 1975 In this issue are recipes shared bv women of Paradise Ialtht,ran (;hutch. 'l'ht' first is from Sandy Parrhen. who calls it ttOIJIIAY Ft~.UIT CAKE and says it has been hi her family as Iota, as she ('all remembt.'r. She gives tim original reeipe, but admits thai she adds more cinnamon and leaw,s out a bit of the allspice for her family. INtHtEI)IENTS are 1 cup sugar; 2 tahh,spoons shorten- iag; I/4 tsp. salt; 1/2 tsp. cloves; 1'2 lsp, allspice; 1 ia})IeSl)oon baking soda; 2 i;tl)lrsl)oons (:inllamon; o cups fh,ur; 1/2 (:up raisins; 1 (:up nUtS; I pound mixed candied fruil ~lnd 1 ran of tonlato soup. METIIOI): I'reheat oven to 300 degrees. Mix ingredients :is given. Pour into a greased tuht* pan. This ix a very stiff hatter. Bake one hour. Cool sli,O}lly and turn t)ut. Store in cups finely chopped onions; threefi)urths cup butter or margarine; 3 tsps. powdered thyme; 2 1/4 tsps. sage; 1 1/2 to 3 tsps. salt; l 1/2 tsp. [)cpper; three4ourths cup chopped ~eiery; three4ourths cup coarsely chopped celery leaves and 1 cup coarsely chopped pecans. METHOI): Cook onions in the melted butter or marg- arine until limp, stirring often. Add Thyme, sage, salt, pel)per and mix well. Nov,' stir in the chopped celery and ceh'ry leaves. Cook 3 5 min-- utes. Turn off burner and let stand while mixing the bread crumbs. l'our the t)read crumbs into a large t)an. Pour in 1/2 gallon of milk and using your clean hands mix together until the br('a(t has absorbed all the milk. Then add the pan of (.elery and onions and also add you ha hour. And now for you candy lovers, a I)IVINITY recipe from Helen Fulks that every- one I've talked with calls delicious. It calls for 2 1/2 cups sugar; 1/2 cul) plus 2 tablespoons ('orn syrup; two- thirds cups water; 1/2 tsp. salt; 1 tst). vanilht; 1 cup nuts; 2 egg whites and 4 tablespoons butter. METttOD: Cook first 4 ingredients to 240 degrees. Pour one-third of syrup over beaten egg whites. Pour very slowly. Cook remaining syrup to 256 degrees and pour over egg white. Remove beaters and add vanilla, nuts and butter. Stir slowly with a wood spoon until thick enough to drop by spoonfuls on waxed paper. Do not beat. Four good recipes to make And so ends the Develop and Print n Borderless Silk Finish Prints! GOOD THRU 99 12 Exp. Rolls I I 116/7 5 Limit one per customer SAVE T.Ephoto'N iag rooa ,, IiIIiIIIII 5x7 " mini From color or slide. I 5x5 from sauare neg I You'll love Borde#ess Silk Finish... Develop and Print ;/Ts I -20 exp. Kodacolor- type Roll 8x10 I Enlargement From Kodacolor- type negative 8 x 8 le from square ttmff three per cultomer I I