Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 13, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE EUGENEREGISTER-U V A B D April; PLAN STATE MEET The Oregon State conference of 4 National Honor societies of secondary . schools will be held in Eugene Bat urday under the su spices of the Oregon High School Principals' as sociation. Sessions will begin at 1:30 p. m. SHturduy and will be in the Guild hall (Administration building) umvernity campus. Hurry B. Johnson, principal of the Kugene high school, and chair man- of the committee on Honor so ' cieties. Principals' association, will call the meeting to order. - Paul Plonk, president of the Alpha chapter of the Honor society, Eugene high school, is to give the opening remarks. Billy Curry, Eugene high school, will give a French horn solo. Dr. Victor P. Morris of the Unl Tersity economics faculty is to gire the first address, nnd Dean J, R. Jewell of the university school of education, will give the others. There .wfH be reports from local chapters and discussion on problems. Following the session students sre invited to visit the various parts of the campus under the auspices of tha . hospitality committee of the Associated Students of the University of Oregon. At 0:30 p. m. a banquet Is to be served in the campus men's dormi tory dining room, Miss Eliznbeth Ann DeBusk, president of eta Tnu comp ter of the Honor society, University high, school, to preside as toast- j mistess. j Dean Karl W. Onthnnk of the university personnel department, . Thomas Tongue, president of the University Associated Students and 1 . member of the university chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic honorary, Mias Lois Greenwood, president of the university chapter of Mortnr Board, senior women's national honorary, R. W. Tavennar, Fred Wolf, and Harry B. Johnson - are all on the program for talks. Student representatives and others are slated for talks, too. Musical numbers are to be liven from the music department of the Eugens high school, Delbert Moore, director, Paul Anderson, who is to give ft trombone solo, and Delnss Crook, who Is to sing baritone solo, , Initiation ceremonies will be hold .at 8 p. m. In Guild theater. Mr. Tavennar, Salem high school, mem ber of exmmtttee on Honor societies, will preside. Alias Mollis Bob Small, Eugene high school. Is to give ft tIo Hn solo. There will be Initiation of sew members, Sigma Lambda chap ter, Salem high school. 14 teaspoon vinegar Dash of paprika. Melt butter in double boiler, add flour and suit and mix until smooth. Add creara gradually and cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Add egg and cook 1 minute longer. Add mayonnaise, then lemon juice and vin egar, a few drops at a time, mixing thoroughly after each addition, add paprika and beat well. Makes 1 cups hot mayonnaise for fish or cooked vegetables, asparagus cauliflower, etc. Mrs. II, G. Lorn son, 294 Blair Blvd., Eugene. Cooked Cream Dressing 4 eggs 1. cup sour cream cup hot vinegar 2 tablespoons sugar teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon salt. Bent well the eggs, cream, sugar, Rait and mustard, then add hot vine gar. Cook In double boiler until thick, stirring constantly. Mrs. W. R. El liott, It. F. T. 1, Creswell. Cooked Honey Dressing 3-4 cup water 1-3 cup honey 1 teaspoon mustard teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon flour 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 egg yolks 1-3 cup sour cream. Heat honey and water In a double boiler. Mix the dry ingredients with the vinegar and lemon juice and add to first mixture. Pour a small amount of the hot mixture over the beaten egg yolks and add this to the mixture in double boiler. Cook nil together until a elenr color. Just before serving add sour cream .--Mrs. F. M. Brittaiu, Monroe. Lane's Quota of ' CCC Men Is Filed Enrolling of young men for tbe CCC camps occupied a greater part of the time of O. E. Crowe, county commis sloner and members of the county re lief committee Friday. Lane county's quota of man for these camps is 51 nnd It has been entirely filled, Mr. Crowe said. After being enrolled at the court house the men are given n physical PxnmlnoMon by army men and then assigned to different camps. Men for these camps, must be between the nges of 18 and 25 inclusive and usual ly thofie in whose families there are five children are selected. Holland had Its last war more than 100 years ago. PURALITH meets modern require ments. Housewives' Forum By MARIAN LOWRT (Continued From Pag 1) lln. V. O. Chrletophersoo, R. 2, Junc tion City. Dressing Without Oil An especially tood salad dressing for those not caring for oil dressings. 8 tablespoons aitsar 8 T. cream (whipping cream) 8 T. lemon juice 2 'Ms 1-8 teaspoon aalt Finch mualard 2 teaspoons cnrnalarch. Mix all together In double boiler and boil. When cold whip In 3-4 cup whip ping cream beaten allff. The excellent flitror of thia dressing la In right , wffabmlldt-V woTewlngulaio, . amount of mustard used which can be found by tasting dressing ai the nine tnrd la uaed. Splendid on following: 1 c. bananaa; 1 c. pineapple; 1" tnarahmallnwa. All diced together. Mr a. O. Burrell. KISS 10th Are. E. Eugene. Intiptnilvs Mayonnalie ', Yolk of one egg. 1 tsblespoon boiling water Vi cup ollre oil Vt lemon rb of paprika and cayenne pepper Salt to tame .! Beat egg yolk nnd boiling water un til they foam. Gradually add the oil and lemon juice. Sr-nson. Klda Llbke, 104.1 Onri Ht., Eugene. German Salad Dressing Try three slires of bacon ery crlap 'and cut In email cube.. Mix one lerel teaspoon of flour In the hot fat until smooth nnd Ihen add one-half cup of diluted vinegar. Thia la especially good for potato anlad. lettuce or cabbage.- Marie Bnrnuin. It. F. I. 1. Crcawell. ' Fruit Salad Dreailng cup s.Trnp from canned peachca ! 1 teaspoon sugar 2 egg yolks well beaten I 1-8 teaspoon aalt i IV teaspoons lemon julr. teaspoon paprika Heat peach syrup: combine oiks, augar, salt and paprika, peach syrup slowly, stirring atantly. Cook over hot water thick and smooth. Remote from store add lemon Juice; mix thoroughly and chill: sweeten to taste. Kathleen Handy, 10 N. J atreet, Cottage Orore. Something New In I French Dressing (Very quickly and easily made) Into a quart fruit Jar put the fol lowing: 1 can tomato soup 14 cup sugar 8- cup vinegar cup Wesson oil 1 T, Worcestershire ssnce. 8 T. onion sance (or minced nnllon) Pash Tohaaeo aanca 1 tap. salt 1 tap. dry mustard 1 tap. paprika. Shake well; pour oyer shredded let tnce. Keep Jar In cool jdace. Mrs. Gilbert Cays, 0M Alder, Eugene. Hot Mayonnaise 9 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour H tesspnon salt eup thin cream 1 e(f. slightly beaten 1-8 enp mayonnaise . 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