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Page 26 Register-flunrd, Eugene, Ore,, Thurs., Aug, 21, 1352 'Catholic Youth ConoreSS Nelsons Buy Cheshire Home in Harbols HARPOLE New home owners in the community are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nelson, who have pur chased the small house and 18 acres from Mrs. A. S. Cheshire. They plan to take possession as soon at is it vacated. Bob is work ing for his father-in-law, Ernest Lingo, on his farm. ,Mrs. Leta Purkerson and grand ion, Dickie, Mrs. Malissa Purker son, Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Jacob son and Nola attended the Purker son reunion in Albany Sunday, Aug. 17, at the home of Jason Anderson. An aunt of E. M. Lingo from Imperial Beach, Calif., Mrs. A. B. Lord, who has been visiting them, has gone to lone, Ore., to visit her daughter, Juanita. Mrs. Lord is a sister of Johnnie Richardson, Meets in Toronto TORONTO W) The World Congress of Pax Rnmana Roman Catholic world youth movement opened Tuesday with students from 47 countries attending. The triennial conference is to be held in three Canadian cities. After one week's meetings in To ronto, the congress moves to Montreal and winds up the fol lowing week in Quebec. mmi J e wmm&$ A rtcenl survey among plaleweorers polnltd to In answer when it revealed thai 71 of them wear their plates All the time, day and night, Most of the others taVe them our at night. This is a high tribute to the quality and comfort your dentist builds Into a dental plat ... an Impor tant Indication of your dentist's skill In this Important phase of Dentistry. Ask Your Dentist Aboul fhe Advantages of "Immediate Restoration , . . the modern techniqu thai flmTntffet the mbarrassmnt of toothless days . . . fmokts It possible for yew to carry en your normal activities, without extra loss ef time , from work. IMMEDIATE RESTORATION n jebles yon to start wearing your Denial Plates THE SAMf DAY your teeth are ex 'traded. CONVENIENT TERMS, ADJUSTED TO THE PATIENT'S OWN BUDGET, ARE EASILY ARRANGED AT DR. SEMIER'S. Pay In Small Weekly or Monthly Amounts take any reasonable length of time. y J e eeBP e ee e e e e VI See Your DENTIST Today for a Healthier Tomorrow Regular Examination end Prompt Treafment art your bell safeguards agoinil toolh decay & infection that may cauie tcrious lllnem. ACT NOW I yTTOToo 8 o"o'5"o"a"o"ao oo'ti"o"o"o"o"a" No Advance Appointment Is Requited BR1DGEWORK CROWNS INLAYS EXTRACTIONS FILLINGS PLATES . X-RAYS J9 W AND STAFF OF MSISTEItED DENTISTS localeo In the 8th & WILLAMETTE eugene, Oregon OHIets also located In SALKM ' PORTLAND Make Conserves, Marmalades From Early Fall Fruits Freestone peaches, Bartlett pears, and Italian prunes are parading right from the fresh fruit markets onto storage shelves in the form of jams, marmalades and jellies. While fresh fruits are available in quantity, it is time for the homemaker to think ahead to winter. It means that summer sparkle can be captured for meals the year 'round. These three fruits make excel lent jams and conserves which will be your favorites on your con serve shelf. , Freestone peaches combine with raisins in this one to give a fla vor combination supreme. Try serving Peach Raisin Medley as a meat accompaniment for a de lightful treat. Peach Raisin Mettles' 4 cups chopped freestone peaches 1 cup raisins 1 tsp. grated onion rind 4 cup water Vi cup chopped filberts 2 cups sugar Combine all ingredients except nuts In large saucepan. Place over high heat, bring to a boil; turn dawn heat. Cook until conserve thickens, about a half hour. Add nuts during the last five minutes of cooking. Pour into hot sterilized jars and seal immediately. Yields 3 half-pint jars. Pear Conserve 2 quarts Bartlett pear slices 8 cups sugar 2 oranges, cut In Whs, then in thin slices ' 3 tbs, lemon juice J tbs. candied ginger Vi cup chopped nuts (filberts) Wash, peel and quarter pears, removing cores, then slice in thin slices. It will require 5 to 6 pounds to make 2 quarts. Put in glass bowl and cover with sugar. Let stand overnight. Next day add or ange slices, lemon juice and finely cut ginger pieces and bring to boil. Cook slowly until mixture thick ens. Five minutes before remov ing from heat, add nuts. Ladle into clean, hot half-pint jars and seal at once. Makes 6 half-pints. Delicious jam Is always in de- Birthday Party At Monroe Home MONROE A birthday cele bration at the John Dirks home here Sunday, Aug. 17, celebrated the birthday of Mrs. Dirks' son, M. C. Bryant, who also moved on his birthday from Springfield to a new home in Veneta, just com pleted. Mr. Darks had helped with construction of the new home. Those present for the birthday celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bryant and his brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Koffler and family of Eugene; also Mrs. Dirks' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Ellis of Salem; and Miss Alice Plum mer of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Dirks. mand. Prune Orange Jam is sure to please, One which can be used in tarts or muffim to give them I flair. Prune Orange Jam 11 cups ripe Italian prunes, quartered Vt cup water 8 cups sugar 1 tbs. grated orange rind ' cup rhopped filberts or walnuts 1 box powdered fruit pectin Measure sugar to be added lat er. Wash, pit and quarter Italian prunes. Add water and simmer for 5 minutos. Measure cups oi cooked prunes. Combine grated orange rind and filberts or wal nuts with cooked prunes. Place over high heat and stir in pec tin. Bring to a boil. Add sugar all at once and stir it in. Bring to a full rolling boil and boil for one minute stirring constantly. Remove from heat and stir for three minutes. Pour into hot ster ilized jars at once and seal. Makes about 4 half-pint jars. CITY BARS WHITE MICE MT. CLEMENS, Mich. (U.R) This city lost a vital industry when Gerald Schmitt moved out into the country. He raised white mice and sold 1,000 a month to scientific laboratories and hospi tals for experimental purposes. When neighbors complained, the city commission told him he would have to give up his mice or move out of town. Purkerson Family Has Annual Reunion Munnwvmw-The Purker son family annual reunion was Sunday, Aug. 17 at the Jason An derson home in Albany. Among ihMc attonrllnrr were Mr. and Mrs. Lorus Purkerson and family, Mrs. Melissa Purkerson, Mr. ana mis. Toby Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Jacobson and Mrs. Leta Purkerson. Tj Pnrkurson entertained the yell leaders of the Junction City High School Aug. 13. Present were Audeen and Delpha Finley, Glen- da Daniels, Sue Klggs, am roi lard, Bill Rogers, Don Jensen, Eric Jacobson, Klane Stingley, Wanda Smith, Betty wrigni, jo ann Riggs, Lois Wendell. A wiener roast was enjoyed by the group after yell practice. Mr. end Mrs. Raymond Jenson left Saturday for a two weens va cation in San Francisco visiting Mrs. Jensen's brother. Mr. Jenson is the Route 2, Junction City, mail carrier. Mrs. Lorui Purkerson of Meadowvlew, Mrs. Josephine Walker of Eugene, Miss Florence Walker of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Neitzel of Harrisburg went to Cascadia on I picnic Saturday. Young People at Camp ' OAKRIDGE Intermediate young people of the First Chris tian Church are at Willamette Valley Chrislinn Service Camp, Crescent Lake, this week, The camp sponsored by Willamette Christian churches is directed by Rev, John Smith, Marcola; busi. ness manager, Jim McCauley, El mira pastor; Miss Erma Rusaw, Eugene, secretary. Aiicnaing irom Oakridge: Patsy Hancll, Kenneth Smith, Lavonne Jones, Carolyn Chapin, Wayne and Loraine Cline, Darlene and Nadine Tiller. They will return Saturday. asthma symptom,: W K'wantoo, N "monJ all." 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