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THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD Page Thres :-: City News Notes :-: WHAT'S D0IN8 Wednesday .Milk distributor' .(, cb.n.ber of commerce. Thursday -in moo. Weekly luncheon of '. ActivEn.en, hotel . Clara, "! tmT Eugene, bee. " Tisitln tb p.t week ni Mrs. John 8. West t bora, on the McKenii. ne.r S Tbej " fi,hin, trip br '.a the river, with Mr. We.t. who Mil-known boatman nd guide, ".5,. helm. Mr. and Mr. Hyne re " J w Eusene to spend day 1 K. with iriend and have gone to Rlsnd to visit relative, and attend STmm festival. "'urI"n' the lMt 2 tk. week to California by way of 1 "sst route. Mr. Hyne i .1. , ct Mr. West tlHBMr to Talk- "Better j Office, School and Home i S, topic of a talk which George u Bold illumination engineer for tie nortuwesi ......o, tltric ana wo,,,, J. ,jT Wednesday evening at 8 vlwk in the chamber of commerce. , Boyd will eiplain the most effl- cunt use oi iraiw. 5m and to ave eyestrain. The fjbliC I inviieu. uakat Roaaata Mfobers of the ninth division of th Metbou'"' Episcopal Aid ociety t,n been making varied garden hats .sick work out niceiy ior Donncia u with pioneer costumes for the Orejon Trail pajeant. They- come in n ... . finm rA An ditinlflr at II coiwre. tk pageant headquarters, othera at T40 Willamette streer. aire. iDaneB t Hunt may be telephoned for or ttn. Ripr! It Given l Dnifii hntnltal rpnorted Mm. v.i.i. Vorit. 01 Haldorson. W. A. k. M. J. Wearin, Mrs. Lillie .-...II f Tlnth Pnrtnpr and Mrs Boniie Sorsby as admitted Tuesday. Diraisssls included .Mrs. iate hub n. William Y. Akin. Baby Green Um f.rv r'hp!ntnHn. Mra. Inn ffrtber, Mrs. Helen Smith and baby KB. J vv. uiasaa, tiaoy ratricia Aiderson, and Arthur Stanley At Hoffman Hotel Guests from Oregon points at the Boffmsn hotel Wednesday were Mr. uA Mrs. C. A. Chalfan of Portland, Mrs. B. E. Paeiteler and Mrs. Eva TTuvds of Rosebure, Mr.1 and Mr. lidifv Smith of Astoria, E. J. Som trrllle and G. L. Snook of Salem, id 8. E. Sahlessa of Klamath Falls, tale Is Planned Tbe Eucene automotive assocla tiott will bold its annual picnic June IS it Riverside park, It was announc td Wednesday. All repair and arr tk shops in tbe city will close at U a. m. and many of the dealers irs eipected to close at that time sue. Jiilir Chamber Meeting The junior chamber of commerce Is te hire its meeting neit Tuesday malm at McCrady cafe, starting with a dinner at 6:30 o clock. At His time there will be election of of liters. Plans for the group's partici tuna In the pioneer pageant will be utilised also, hnerlal Service The Kntehti nt PvtMa will VnM mortal service at. their hall, corner i uetentn and Olive atreets, Thur ill evening, June 14, at eight o'clock, All KflllbtS are nrveil ti attend. Tt. fnihrneats will be served at the eloa w ra service. In. Pearson Leivaa Mrs. Edna Pearson has gone to wttaie Grove where she will conduct v daises in voice. She will also net the Balladeera, men' singing Halation, in a public concert Wed evening at Creswell. "stari Heme . v. iaiua una eon, rry, who hare been Waiting here - uTerai weeks with Mra. Davids' H'nts, Mr. and Mra.. O. C. Cas eH, have returned to their hnm. Ji Santa Monica, California. Mr. "an also visited here for a short t Orohettrt Engaged .Ml fA..l A Li. C a eIchfetra hive been eDf8d fc. .lacobr of flwfmmen De Wt for th mmm.. ft.. """""i acaiBVUt iuc astra win ,Urt lt, ngagement th the afternoon and evening. visit hraati Here , A"n fcflew, who has been 2 Wf"tchee, Wash.. Miss ' M-Clew. who hss been teaching hT nd' "ni Mi Helen McClew, 't at Oregon State college, are tb.r parents, Mr. and Mr. McClew, In Eugene. T Address Active ;. Doris Smith, director for Eki Or... 11.""' Pwneer pageant, "The .it. tBi Huh E. Rosson. Ulh I .'. J ,b "tnt " for hL. " 'lng of the "e Active club, Thursday noon, at " Kui'ne btel. Mtlso-I tC-kV"' r"Wi,t f'-rmer, and X, ,,Ybl"r of Eujeoe lodge kJl",r, ",i lo attend the grand Z?Z'nT" ,bi w"k- They will s'"r6j morning, . T,jlOraade b,M!J t'"en. who graduated hsiZ. Mr"lt. hi. lak.B a ... " Position n 1.1. ,,., iatirande day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. van uimpi. neiresnments will be served. Visit it Serensen Home- Mrs. Walter Jonen anil H.n.ht.. Joyce, of Los Angeles are visiting Mra. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sorensen, and her Mister, Miss Helen Sorensen. At Hospital Tbe Eugene hospital admitted T. C. Mountain and Chris Iieiil on Tuesday, dismissing that day B. F, uevine, Earl Chapman, W, M. Grif fin and Jerry Wiltse, School Money Sent Out County Treasurer Grace Soblska Wednesday sent to several different school districts special tax money to tallng $7,801.61. Hathaway In Portland- Mark Hathaway, deputy sheriff, waa in Portland Tuesday and Wednes day. MoCready On McKenjie Lynn McCready, assistant cashier of the First National bank, is at his aummer home on the McKenzie river on a fishing trip. Moves to Rlverton P. J. Hanson, of Junction City, an nounced Wednesday he was moving to Riverton, Ore., where be will reside. Mother Vary Ill- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vincent of Bluo River are in the city, having been called by the aerious illness of Mr. Vincent's mother. Walter Green Here Walter Green, who ia keeping tbe Cook ranch on the upper McKenzie, is here for a day or so. Hera From Lowell Tom Powers of Lowell was a Eu gene visitor Tuesday. He is principal of the high school there. Miss Vitus In Portland Misa Cosima Vitus of the First National bank stnff is attending the rose festival in Portland. Mrs. Riley Carter of Creswell was Mrs. Riley Cater of Creswell was a Eugene visitor Tuesday. Lorane Resident Here T. W. Circle of the Lorane district waa a businesa visitor Wednesday, In Eugene Ben Cwen In City Ben Owen of Veneta waa here Wednesday greeting old friends. Down From Fall Creek - W. A. Simon of Fall Creek waa a business visitor in Eugene Tuesday. Cottage Grove Man Here Robert Ludington of Cottage Grove was a Eugene visitor Tuesday. Mra. Currle Here Mr. H. W. Cnrrie of Lorane waa a Eugene visitor Tuesday. Here From Shedd C. A. Pugh, resident of Shedd, waa in Eugene on business Wednesday. In Records CIRCUIT COURT Ivan Alford against Ethel Alford, suit for divorce on ground of cruel and inhuman treatment. Care and custody of minor child sought by the plaintiff. Credit Service company against Coyote Lumber company, suit to re cover $158.88 with interest on note, BORN . WRIGHT. At the Pacific hospital, on Monday. June 11, 1034, to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. W right, of Junc tion City, a daughter. Obituaries Mrs. Edna McKern HARRISBURG, June 13. (Spe cial) Mrs. Edna McKern of Yoncalla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. White of this place, died here Sunday morn ing at an early hour. Sbe had been ill for several months, suffering from cancer. The funeral was held at the White home this, afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and the last ritea took place at the Workman cemetery near Harrisburg. She is survived by her parents, her husband, a sister and three brothers. The latter are Ernest, Homer, Char ley and Betty. She would have been 33 years of age June 12. Mra. Christine Lythla Mrs. Christine Lytbia. a native of Denmark, died at the Pacific hospital Tuesday after a long illness. Mrs. Lythla lived for severnl yeara in the Sunset Home bere. She was born in Denmark March 30, 1S53, and since 11)00 had lived in Eugene and vicinity. She leaves one daughter. Mrs. M. P. Lasson of the Dnnebo district. She was a member of tbe 'Dauebo church. Services will lie held at the Danebo church Thursday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Samuel J. Hansen offi ciating. Interment will be In the new I, O. O. F. cemetery. Women's Chorus of City Has Meeting The newly organised women'a choral group of tho city met Wednes day morning at the McMorran and wtoshburne auditorium for the last gathering before the summer vaca tion. Mra. Walter E. Robertson. Mrs. Lillian Seaton, Mrs. F. M. Hatha way, Miss Maude Densmore, and Mrs. h H. Johnson are the execu tive committee for the group. John Stark Evana is the director. The active program for the new year in tbe chorus will start in Sep tember when plans will be launched for a mid-winter concert. Thi summer, memhers of tha e-rnun individually will participate in the Lugene pioneer pageant, ' The Ore gon Trull." There are nearly 100 in tbe chorus at present. T Pictures of the Knowles creek road, other sections of the pro posed route F short cut to the sea and tho Florence jetties were taken by Carl Baker. Eugene pho tographer, on an aerial photograph ing trip from Eugene to Florence Tuesday afternoon. The trip was sponsored by the Eugene chamber of commerce. Twenty-six pictures were taken, the viewa showing the Knowles creek route from Mapleton to the divide, the divide Itself and the site for the proposed tunnel and various other pqlnta of Interest along the proposed route. The party flew about five miles out over the ocean and pictures were taken of the two Sluslaw Jetties. These pictures will be used In a brief for harbor Improve ments, according to H. E. Cully, secretary of the chamber. An ar tist will sketch In the proposed Jetty Improvements on the pic tures. The trip, taking an hour and four minutes, was taken In a Hobl plane piloted by Harold Sander. Passengers were Mr. Baker. Mr. Cully, Tom Sheridan, P. M. Morse, county engineer, and Tracey A. Stocker, president of the Lane County Development association. Housewives Forum By MARIAN LOWRT (Continued From Pag utn. VMsRoIve gelatin nt.d tufcar In boilii c uatrr; add ornnc rind. lmon juice and orangf juice. Turn Into Ice cream freezer and freeie to a mush. Bent crenm until stiff, and add mjtur and aalt. Separate yolka from whites of eiKRg. Beat yolks until thick and lemoneolored and whites until stiff, and add to cream. Turn into froien mixture and continue the freeim?. Mra. L. G. McCall, 03S W. 3rd, Eu sene. Cltrui Marmalade 1 grapefruit 1 ornnue 1 lemon Slice the fruit thinly and discard the seeds. Sonk the fruit 24 hours In three quarts of water. Cook until tender. XM stand another 24 hours. Measure and then boil Rft minutes. Add the same anount of sujwr as fruit when measured and cook until thick. Watch closely and do not cook too lonjf. For a touch of variety add a little cinna mon and cloves to a glass or two of the marmalade. You will have a pro duct that wins the friendship of every one around the dininr table. Mrs. John Mnlpnss, Route 1. TTarrisburg. Orange Mint Cocktail (Serves Six) A small slightly sour oranges Powdered sugar Fresh mint 3 tablespoons lemon juica 2 tablespoons granulated sugar Separate oranges into sections and remove thin skin with a pair of scis aors. Chill thoroughly, place In cock tail glasses, sprinkle with powdered sugar, and add lemon juice mixed wfth sugar. Sprinkle with chopped mint garnish with an upright sprig of mint in the center of the glass. Mra. Roger B. Hall. Wendling. Orange Mincemeat 2 quarts tart apples 1 pound beef suet 1 cup walnuta 3 Mi pounds sugar cytUay pimply tSkin Help nature clear up the blotch and make your skin lovelier the safe easy way use bland effective Hf Resinol re lira (o) DOWN $ '4 ON ALL MODELS THE GREATEST VALUE IN THE LOW-PRICED FIELD! LVWI AND UP hhi ptiot, Pontile, Mich. With ttandard extra equipment, $32.00 additional. Pontiae it a General Motor Value.' til Evening V-!"' H.r K,7,.""'r,- i""ic of the pe Tvj visitor Euf.ne kl win ' 'k Fr' Tnien Effective Immediately, Pontiae announces a sweeping price reduc tion on every car in the Pontiae line. Nothing Changed but the Price In making this sensational price reduction, Pontiae further announces that the big, beauti ful Pontiae Eight has not been cheapened in any way . . . nothing has been omitted . . . nothing has been changed but the price I Same Car.. .Same Performance Same Economy. .. but a Rew Value The Pontiae Eight, now listing at HO less, is the identical car that has thrilled thousands of owners with its remarkable smoothness, ease of riding and exceptional economy. It has the same 117-inch wheelbase, Knee-Action wheels, True-Course steering, powerful Bendix brakes, Fisher bodies and Fisher No Draft ventilation. Before you buy any car, SEE and DRIVE the low-priced, economical Pontiae Eight! OWNERS SAY 16 TO 18 MILES TO THE GALLON SCHERER MOTOR COMPANY Seventh & Olive i Telephone 855 1 teaspoon aalt 3 pounds raislne 2 tablespoons mixed ground apices 1 cup rhopped citron Rind and juice of six orange Rind and juice of three lemons 1 cup water. Teel, core and finely chop apples; hop suet finely, removing all skin; chop walnuta and Wend all of these with sugar, salt, raiKins, apices and citron. Peel oranges and lemons 'thin ly, shred rinds as finely as ponsihje and simmer for ten minutes in water. Add to first mixture with ornnge and lemon juice and let all stand to mel low for at least a week hefore using. Makes six pies. May Hich. Onkrulge. Raised Orange Rolls 1 cake compressed yeast J4 cupful lukewarm water 1 esc, well beaten cup aii (tar 3-4 cup ornnue juice 1 teaspoon crated orange rind 2 cups flour 1 ten.tpoon salt 8 tablespoons hot melted shortening Combine in the order givqu. The heated shortening makes It unneces sary to wnrm the orange juice. Bent thoroughly, then grndually add enough more flour to knead until smooth and elastic but not too stiff. Irft rise in a warm place until double in bulk, then knead again and roll 4 inches thick. Cut circles for Tar ker House rolls. Meanwhile have ready segments of orange made by cutting an orange in hair removing the skin and separating the section splitting them and dipping each piece in granulated sugar. As you fold the rolls enclose a piece of orange in each one. Turn the rolls In melted butter, let raise until very light, then bake 10 to 15 minutes at degrees. Delicious with fruit salad or may be reheated to serve with the break fast coffee. Mrs. Klma llnvemaun, i:i!X Alder St., Eugene. BANK EMPLOYES ABSENT Virgil Woods and Ed Walker, em ployes of tho First National bank, are on their vacations. Mr. Wood Is attending tbe ONQ encampment at Camp Clatsop. owarspafc,,. . 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