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November 2009

Got turkey? Volunteers are eager to feed

NEWS MESSENGER FILE PHOTO

Got Turkey volunteers, from left, Bob Pineschi, Don Budde, David Kauhaa-haa, Allan Raynal, Paul McCulloch and Manuel Medeiros prepare last yearsannual St. Josephs Parish Thanksgiving Meal. They prepared 42 turkeys, 100pounds of mashed potatoes, 500 servings of stuffing, gravy by the gallons and100 pounds of green beans for more than 500 Lincoln residents.

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Got Turkey volunteers were busy all day cooking at last years annualSt. Josephs Parish Thanksgiving Meal. This years community dinner willbe on Nov. 22 at the St. Josephs Catholic Parish Hall on the corner of 6thand D streets. See page 14 inside or call the church at 645-2102 for moreinformation.

GOT TURKEY?ST.JOSEPHS PARISH THANKSGIVING MEAL

What: Community dinner for Lincoln residentsWhen: Noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22Where: St. Josephs Catholic Parish Hall, corner of 6th and D streetsInfo: 645-2102


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November 2009

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Got Turkey volunteers, from left, Bob Pineschi, Don Budde, David Kauhaa-haa, Allan Raynal, Paul McCulloch and Manuel Medeiros prepare last yearsannual St. Josephs Parish Thanksgiving Meal. They prepared 42 turkeys, 100pounds of mashed potatoes, 500 servings of stuffing, gravy by the gallons and100 pounds of green beans for more than 500 Lincoln residents.

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Got Turkey volunteers were busy all day cooking at last years annualSt. Josephs Parish Thanksgiving Meal. This years community dinner willbe on Nov. 22 at the St. Josephs Catholic Parish Hall on the corner of 6thand D streets. See page 14 inside or call the church at 645-2102 for moreinformation.

GOT TURKEY?ST.JOSEPHS PARISH THANKSGIVING MEAL

What: Community dinner for Lincoln residentsWhen: Noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22Where: St. Josephs Catholic Parish Hall, corner of 6th and D streetsInfo: 645-2102


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BY STEPHANIE DUMMNEWS MESSENGER REPORTER

A dancing turkey willbe part of theThanksgiving festiv-ities this year for Jai Bakerand her family.

Baker is co-owner of both the Lincoln and Auburn Awful Annies with husband Don Baker

and they will head over totheir son, Brians, housefor Thanksgiving.

A tradition in their fam-ily, which was started by Bakers grandmother, is tomake that days turkey dance.

We dance the turkey before we stuff him, Bak-er said. He goes on theside of the sink and does acan-can.

This years turkey dance will be special because it will be the first time Baker will dance a turkey for agrandchild, which wouldbe her son, Adams, 19-month-old son.

Her sons enjoyed it when her grandmothermade the turkey danceand so Baker wants hergrandkids to enjoy the tra-dition started by hergrandma.

She was a fun lady,Baker said about hergrandmother. She wasalways doing something for the kids.

Baker and her family will enjoy two turkeys forthis years dinner, onebeing cooked in the ovenand the other on the bar-

beque.Brian will be barbe-

quing another turkey withDon, she said, adding that there will be a battleof which turkey is juicer.

In addition to theturkey, there will be tradi-tional Thanksgiving fare,including one dish calledCreamy Broccoli-Onion

Bake that is featured in Awful Annies cookbook,

Edible Encore.The cookbook is cur-

rently sold out, but arevised edition of thecookbook will be avail-able for purchase from Awful Annies at the end of November.

Baker said that therestaurant on 490 G St. will offer up some specialsfor the coming Thanks-giving holiday in Novem-ber.

But dont try to havedinner on Thanksgiving Day because Awful Annies will be closed thatday.

And the owners will bebusy dancing the turkey.

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Awful Annies owners to enjoy turkey on their

KARINA WILLIAMS NEWS MESSENGER FILE PHOTO

Jai Baker

THE FOLLOWING RECIPESARE COURTESY OFAWFUL ANNIES COOK-BOOK

CREAMY BROCCOLI-ONION

BAKESERVES 6

Ingredients:1 pound broccoli florets3 medium onions, quar-tered-cup margarine2-tbs. flour-tsp. salt1 cup milk3-ounces cream cheese1 cup cheddar cheese,

grated1 cup soft breadcrumbs

Instructions:Cut up fresh broccoliand cook until al dente.Cook onions in boilingsalted water until ten-der.Drain.In saucepan, melt halfof the margarine.

Blend in flour, salt anddash of pepper.Add milk.Cook, stirring in creamcheese until smooth.Place vegetables in a 1- quart casserole.Pour sauce mixture overand mix lightly.Top with cheddarcheese.Melt the remainingmargarine, toss withbreadcrumbs.Sprinkle crumbs oncasserole.Bake at 350 degrees

until heated through,40 to 45 minutes.For breadcrumbs, tear 3or 4 slices of sourdoughor wheat bread intosmall pieces and place inblender.Run on high for 2 to 3minutes, until crumbly.

Recipe courtesy of Jai Baker

FOUR-LAYERPUMPKIN CAKECake ingredients:1 yellow cake mix1-cup canned pumpkin-cup milk4 large eggs1/3-cup oil- tsp. Pumpkin pie spice

Frosting ingredients:8-ounces cream cheese,softened-cup powdered sugar- tsp. Pumpkin pie spice3-cups whipping cream1-cup canned pumpkin- cup bottled caramelsauce-cup whole pecans

Cake Instructions:Preheat oven to 350

degrees.Grease and flour two 9-inch round cake pans.Mix cake mix, 1 cuppumpkin, milk, eggs, oiland tsp. pumpkin piespice in a mixer untilwell blender.Pour into pans and bake25 minutes or untiltoothpick comes outclean.Cool completely.Run knife around edgesof pan and place on twoplates.

Frosting instructions:Beat cream cheese untilsmooth and creamy.Add powdered sugarand pumpkin pie spice.Mix well.Add cream and 1-cup

pumpkin.Beat until smooth andthick.Cut each cake layer inhalf horizontally with asharp-serrated knife.Put one layer on a plateand spread cream-cheesemixture between thelayers.Stack and frost top. Useall of the whippingcream and cheese mix-ture.Chill.Just before serving, driz-zle cup of caramelsauce over cake (storebought is fine) and topwith toasted wholepecans.

Recipe courtesy of Jai Baker

We dance the turkeybefore we stuff him.He goes on the sideof the sink and does acan-can.Jai Baker, talking about atradition in their family, whichwas started by Bakersgrandmother. This years turkeydance will be special because itwill be the first time Baker willdance a turkey for a grandchild.

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PUMPKIN CHIPOTLE SOUP

Ingredients:2 tbs. Canola oil1 onion, chopped3 stalks celery, chopped3 green onions, chopped2-tbs. Chipotle chilies-tsp. Ground Cumin1-tsp. Chili powder-tsp. nutmeg3 tbs. Brown sugar7 cups low-fat chicken broth1 29-ounce and 1 15-ounce cannedpumpkin-pie mix-cup half and half

Instructions:Saute both onions and celery until

tender, about 10 minutes.Add spices and chilies, mix well.Add remaining ingredients, excepthalf and half.Bring to a boil.Thicken with Annies Roux (seebelow).Puree in batches in a blender on

low speed.Add half and half and stir to mixwell.

ANNIES ROUX

Ingredients:-cup butter-cup all-purpose flour

Instructions:

Melt butter in saucepan, slowlyadding flour.Stir constantly with wire whisk,until thick and smooth. (it bindsquickly).Add this by the tablespoonful tosoups to thicken, whisking untilmelted.

This roux can also be made withmargarine but it is definitely notas rich tasting!

Recipe courtesy Jai Baker

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BY STEPHANIE DUMMNEWS MESSENGER REPORTER

The News Messenger

recently asked residentsfrom Lincoln Manor whattheir favorite Thanksgiv-ing memories are and what Thanksgiving meansto them.

Lincoln Manor is askilled nursing facility at1550 Third St. since 1987.

Lincoln Manor resi-dents will celebrateThanksgiving with thetraditional holiday meal.

Family members areinvited.

Jennifer Bonner, 62Jennifer Bonner said

that her favorite memo-ries of Thanksgiving hadbeen when she and herlate husband would haveher parents over forThanksgiving.

We always had my mom and dad come to

Thanksgiving and wemade a big Thanksgiving dinner, Bonner said.

She said that they would make her dad asteak for dinner becausehe doesnt like turkey.

Hed eat the things that went with it, Bonnersaid. He cooked theturkey but didnt eat it.

The family would usu-ally sit around and watch

television after dinner,Bonner reminisced.

Im thankful for my family, friends, church,Lincoln Manor and thestaff, she added.

Evelyn Beach, 81 A favorite Thanksgiving

memory for Evelyn Beach was the year that she andher family took a trip to

Washington D.C.My husband waited all

year long to take a vaca-

tion and we waited untilThanksgiving, Beachsaid.

She said they took thekids out of school for thevacation and it snowed.

It was her favoritememory because, Beachsaid, he didnt get to takea vacation until then.

This Thanksgiving,Beach said she is thank-ful.

Im grateful for what Ihave, Im happy, Beachsaid. Im thankful for my family.

B.J. Vancleve, 87For Lincoln Manor resi-

dent B.J. Vancleve, theThanksgiving holiday isimportant to her.

(It means) the chanceto get together with rela-tives and friends, and

share a meal, Vanclevesaid.

She said that the tradi-tional turkey is herfavorite food from aThanksgiving feast.

I guess because wealways did a turkey forThanksgiving, Vanclevereplied, when asked why turkey is her favorite partof the meal.

She has cooked many Thanksgiving dinners, Vancleve said, and the

end result is her favoritepart of cooking the meal.The end result is

bringing in that beautifulturkey on a tray, Vanclevesaid.

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Hed eat the things that went with it.He cooked the turkey but didnt eat it.Jennifer Bonner, on her father, who they served steakbecause he didnt like turkey.

The end result is bringing in thatbeautiful turkey on a tray,B. J.Vandeve

Thanksgiving memories, special meaniIm grateful for what Ihave, Im happy. Imthankful for my family.Evelyn Beach


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Mary Odum, 85Mary Odum said that

her favorite Thanksgiving

memories are from going to her mom and dadshouse with her family.

We really made a day of it, she said, adding that her family wouldarrive for the Thanksgiv-ing festivities around 10a.m., and they would usu-ally eat around 2 p.m.

Odum said that she would make the stuffing every year, and that her

mom would always takecare of the turkey.She said that her family

did this just about every year.

What we always did was get together withfamily, Odum said. It was always noisy andhappy.

For Odum, Thanksgiv-ing is about family.

Its a time of family get-

ting together, and wealways thank God for hisblessings throughout the year.

Georgia Miller, 94Thanksgiving for Geor-

gia Miller means being thankful for a few differ-ent reasons.

First, its to be thankfulfor the many things inlife, Miller said. The oth-

er is family getting togeth-er, caring and sharing.

When preparing

Thanksgiving dinner inthe past, Miller said, sheenjoyed the fun of prepar-ing for the wonderfulThanksgiving dinner.

She also said sheenjoyed the time during the dinner itself, fromhugging and loving the lit-tle ones, to hearing thestories of the older one.

Ruth Breckenridge,87Ruth Breckenridge saidthat her favorite part of Thanksgiving is the din-ner itself. But she isnt tookeen on what after din-ner entails.

I just like the wholething, except washing thedishes after, Brecken-ridge said.

Breckenridge hascooked Thanksgiving din-

ner many years and herfavorite part of the meal isthe pumpkin pie. Most of the time, she said, herfamily would serve aturkey for dinner but they sometimes had chicken.

Other favorite parts of Thanksgiving for Breck-enridge are that every-ones so happy and allthe little kids running around.

First, its to be thankful forthe many things in life. The

other is family gettingtogether, caring and sharing... from hugging and lovingthe little ones, to hearing thestories of the older one.Georgia Miller

I just like the whole thing,except washing the dishesafter.Ruth Breckenridge

What we always did

was get together withfamily. It was alwaysnoisy and happy.Mary Odum


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Lincoln Lions Club meet At 7 p.m. at the VeteransHall, 541 Fifth St. Meets thefirst and third Thursday of each month.

FRIDAY, NOV. 6

FieldHaven Bake Sale TheFieldHaven volunteers haveshaken their dusty cook-

books and candy ther-mometers to share somefall favorites with the com-munity. The Kitten Centralvolunteers will have their

second annual bake sale, inbetween River City Bankand Blockbusters in theSafeway parking lot, from 8a.m.until .. its gone. Incase of rain, the event willbe Saturday.

Holiday Boutique At St.Matthew Lutheran Church,5901 Lonetree Blvd., inRocklin (at the intersectionof Lonetree and West Oak).Includes handmade crafts,quilts, jewelry, cards andmuch more. Homemadechili and nachos Fridaynight and Saturday lunch.Dont miss the opportunitydrawing.

Wild Salmon or Tri-Tip Din-ner A benefit dinner forSARSAS (Save AuburnRavine Salmon and Steel-

head) hosted by PescatoreEstates Vineyard and Wineryin Newcastle at 6 p.m. at7055 Ridge Road in New-castle.Tickets are $30 perperson.Artists displays, raf-fle and wine sales all bene-fit Save Auburn RavineSalmon and Steelhead. Forticket and informationabout this fundraisingevent, call Scott Johnson at(530) 878-1566.

FRIDAY, NOV. 6

10th annual Lincoln HillsHoliday Arts & Craft Fair At the Orchard CreekLodge,965 Orchard CreekLane in Lincoln. From 4 to7:30 p.m. will be quilted

items, wearable art, finearts, ceramics, metal sculp-ture and wood turnings,including the Famous Bakesale.All bake-sale proceedsbenefit local charities andnon-profit organizations.

SATURDAY,NOV. 7

Lincoln Lions Club CrabFeed 2009 This popularevent is back at McBeanPark Pavilion on McBeanPark Drive in Lincoln.Nohost cocktails at 6 p.m., din-ner (1 seating only) at 7p.m. dancing at 9 p.m. Seat-ing by ticket number only.Tickets are $35 per person.No one under 21 allowed.

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Holiday Arts & Craft Fair From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. SeeFriday, Nov. 6.

Crossroads Blues Band Will appear at Ciao Vino Barfrom 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. CiaoVino is located in Buonar-rottis Ristorante, 460 G St.in Lincoln.Crossroads playsa mix of blues and oldies.For more information,call645-7951.

South Placer RepublicanWomen Federated(SPRWF) Luncheon meet-ing at Sierra View CountryClub, 105 Alta Vista Ave. inRoseville.Registration is at

11:30 a.m.with lunch atnoon.The cost is $20 perperson. RSPV to 847-5520.

Rhythm Riders perform Cant Get Enough Cash -Abenefit concert for TwelveBridges Middle School at 7p.m. at the Twelve BridgesMiddle school auditorium,770 Westview Lane in Lin-coln.Tickets $15 show onlyor $25 show and dinner(cost at door is $20 or $30).For more information,call253-9013.

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or 624-1938.The Rosevillechapter also holds supportmeetings from 10 to 11:30a.m. on the fourth Friday of every month at Maidu Parkin Roseville. For more infor-mation, call 791-0843.

SATURDAY,NOV. 14

E-Waste recycle event Safely recycle your old elec-tronics. Bring computers,monitors,keyboards,TVs,ink cartridges, scanners,printers and cell phones tothe Lincoln Hills CommunityChurch at 950 East JoinerParkway.The event is from 8a.m. to 4:30 p.m.All pro-ceeds to benefit WelcomeHome Housing, a nonprofitorganization for adults withmental illness. Call Connie

Sase at 543-6755 or 531-8255 for more information.

33rd annual InternationalRailfair 2009 From 10a.m.to 5 p.m.Saturday atthe Placer County Fair-grounds in Roseville. Admis-sion is $7 for adults andfree for kids under 12. Park-ing is free.This is a modelrailroad show, sponsored bythe Sacramento ModularRailroaders, Inc., EuropenaTrain Enthusiasts, Inc. ,Roseville Roundhouse Mod-el Railroad Club, Inc.,National Model RailroadAssociation and PacificCoast Region, Sierra Divi-sion.

California High SchoolRodeo Association District3 Rodeo The events start

at 8 a.m. Free and open tothe public.Wranglers com-petitors are in grades sixththrough eighth. CHSRAcompetitors are ninth to12th grades.There is also asnack bar at the arena. If you would like to partici-pate or would like to seethe schedule, go online toCHSRADistrict3.com.

SUNDAY, NOV. 15

California High SchoolRodeo Association District3 Rodeo See Saturday.

33rd annual InternationalRailfair 2009 See Satur-day.Hours are 10 a.m. to 4p.m. on Sunday, with Sun-day Family Special at $10.

MONDAY, NOV. 16

Certified Farmers Market -From 8:30 a.m. to 12:30p.m. at Lincoln Village Plazaat Twelve Bridges everyMonday until Christmas.

TUESDAY, NOV. 17

The Parkinson SupportGroup of Lincoln Meetsevery third Tuesday of themonth at 10 a.m. in thecommunity room at Raleys.Our goal is to help the peo-ple and families of thosewith Parkinsons diseasethrough education andsharing. If you or your fami-ly would like to learn more

about this disease, join us.For more information, con-tact Carol Oliver at 408-0151.

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WEDNESDAY,NOV. 18

Soroptimist Internationalof Lincoln Business meet-ing at River City Bank, bySafeway, 355 South High-way 65 in Lincoln at 5:30p.m.Visitors welcome. Info:President Jerri Curradi at705-6009 or 434-8000.

American Legion Post 264meets At 7 p.m. at theLegion Veterans Hall, 541Fifth St.Meets the first andthird Wednesday eachmonth.

THURSDAY,NOV. 19

Lincoln Lions Club meets At 7 p.m. at the VeteransHall, 541 Fifth St. Meets thefirst and third Thursday of

each month.

Native Sons of the GoldenWest,Silver Star Parlor No.63 Meets every thirdThursday of the month at 7p.m., in the LincolnArchives, 427 E St. at thecorner of Fifth and E streetsin Lincoln. Info: Tom Jones,president,645-1644.

FRIDAY, NOV. 20

Art Auction At McBeanPark Pavilion from 7 to 9p.m. Includes live music,ano-host bar, hors doeuvres,and a silent auction of donated artworks by vari-ous local and regionalartists.Info: Lincoln ArtsGallery at 645-9713.

Nutcracker an adventure ..

reinvented The ComeDance With Me group willperform at 7 p.m. at the Lin-coln High School theater,790 J St. in Lincoln.

SATURDAY,NOV. 21

Nutcracker an adventure ..reinvented See Friday.Performances today will beat 2 and 7 p.m.

Toastmasters District 39Toastmasters will host thechampionship for the besthumorous speaker in north-ern California and northernNevada.The eight competi-tors have won at theirclubs, their area contests,and their division contests.Be prepared to hold yoursides with all the laughter.

Event is open to the public.Takes place at BenvenutiPerforming Arts Center at4:30 p.m.

Crossroads Blues Band Will appear at Eureka andVine Wine Bar from 7 to 9p.m.Eureka Wine Bar is at6040 Stanford Ranch Road,Suite 200 in Rocklin.Cross-roads plays a mix of bluesand oldies. Info: 789-8700.

SUNDAY, NOV. 22

Nutcracker an adven-turereinvented See Fri-day. Performances will at 2p.m. today.

The Book Worm A coedbook club meets every sec-

ond and fourth Sunday of the month at Cuppys Cof-fee,515 Highway 65 in Lin-coln (Lowes Center) at 3p.m.Everyone is welcome.Info: 434-0596.

MONDAY, NOV. 23

Business Women of Lincoln The referral-based,women-only networkinggroup meets from 5:30 to6:30 p.m.every other Mon-day at 801 Sterling Park-way, Suite 100. RSVP toChristine Bluhm at 408-8980.

Certified Farmers Market -From 8:30 a.m. to 12:30p.m.at Lincoln Village Plazaat Twelve Bridges every

Monday until Christmas.

THURSDAY,NOV. 26

Animal-services advisorycommittee meeting Plac-er County Animal ServicesAdvisory Committee meetsfrom 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. thelast Thursday of everymonth at The Domes, 175Fulweiler Ave., in Auburn.This meeting is open to thepublic. Info: RosemaryFrieborn at 663-3335.

MONDAY, NOV. 30

Certified Farmers Market -8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. atLincoln Village Plaza.


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Debbie McKown was the first caller who identi-fied her Uncle Edward Wiley (back row, far rightside). He was standing behind Pappy Flowers.Much thanks to callers Billy Silvas, Bob Flowersand especially Betty Mason who told us that Pap-

py Flowers was her father, Hinkle H.D. Flower.,The group was called Pappy Flowers and thePlayboys and included, top left, Frank Duncan,bottom left, Curly Duncan, Olive Duncan andPappy. The only two remaining mystery playersare the two men in the middle of the back row.

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The Knights of Colum-bus will host their annualThanksgiving dinner in afew weeks.

The Nov. 22 dinner isfree and open to the pub-lic.

It is open to anyone who wishes to have ahome-cooked meal, saidHerb Pickell, in charge of cooking events andfundraisers for the

Knights of Columbus inLincoln. Were grateful toserve them.

The dinner will featureroast turkey as well as oth-

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Katie Pickell, Hedy Pick-ell, David Luci, JerryZimmerman, Jan Zim-merman and Al Dickvolunteer in last yearscommunity Thanksgiv-ing dinner. This yearsdinner, sponsored bythe Knights of Colum-bus, will be on Nov. 22.

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enough to serve 600guests, which is how many were served dinnerlast year.

There are 60 volunteersthis year, who will help with cooking and serving.

There will also be vol-unteers delivering mealsto residents as part of Meals on Wheels.

Pickell said that theKnights of Columbus willdonate the food for thedinner, and the Altar Soci-ety will donate dessert.

The Altar Society is partof St. Josephs Church.

Weve been doing it forover 12 years, Pickellsaid. (Its) a way to giveback to the community and say thanks to God.


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