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Goes To A Picnic .ccinatinff array of I pounds of jumbo shrimp with . mils on ne ll 1 wnv i:vf4jui W fttm ol cooking out T. , harvard. KHS outdoor cooking F - fan. but also aaas W'Sliita fare. Gone ll FiT. , shnehox of iSces of gooey cake K,ademadeup,he r.:..i menu. n f includes hot .i.nir menu, ah uy-iu- Ait F'". , !.''n ,uee. and then K' outdoor gril.. Idlwted snrimp the sneii i sharp knife. Remove the black vein but leave the shell Intact Place shrimp in a bowl or jar, with the following ingredients: 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped 1 medium onion, finely chopped 'A cup chopped parsley (optional) 1 teaspoon dried basil (optional) 1 teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon salt cup olive or peanut oil Juice of 1 lemon Let the shrimp marinate in this mixture for several hours. Place shrimp on a grill over hot char, coal. Grill about 5 minutes. Substitute Cream Product For Coffee Is Versatile Members of the National Edu- Manufacturers of the new In-ladded-no sodiumnhnsnhales.no Kinni na w, r, . . 1 MU1.J I'llMllIlL lnP ('(I Ol 'm-nnmin I t A 1 .. . r. . 'which h. hnn .1 ". ii uuss nui ruquue cauonai secretaries Assn. are EJ. J1 tno ",!"'ket refrigeration. It does not cool cof-' -,h.rine ,hi, week on ,h Uni- a out a year now have suggested! fee or other hot beverages as Sa,hf,nng, 'h,S tteek 0n , numerous other ways to use the'other "creamers" do. Nor does itlvers"y ot 0"on camPus for ,he PrOdUCt Other than Its lla In nf. JH.I.U.J Dnlh A,l rnnvnntinn unit Tn. f " " vul ifdnuii cuuuc or uuuie us iiavor. ' it ca Secretaries to Open onai Convention in Eugene Friday 3C Other activities of the day will be the advisory council meeting which will be in the charge of Kiss Martha Rahe of Denver, and the annual business meeting on cereal The product can be used for heavy cream. The rcH WT7, s?roc oC thc rcciPcs u8Sest- p,.h n.,u f." " e D-''- n be used in liquid form'stitute during the week of July at Commonwealth Hall. The eon ls, fruits or in cooking. 23 to 30. ventior, banquet will be that eve- FOOD STORES - MARKETS RESTAURANTS BAKERIES IITENTION! ICVDAHY CANNED MEATS truPPSE: Domestic and I tn boiled hFOVLTRY AND TURKEYS: Fresh and frozen. 1 1 fRVlT - BERRIES - EGGS: Frozen, 31). lb. Pack. Distributed in Eugene Y COLUMBIA PRODUCE CO. Bes. Branch Manager H. H. Brady Phone 4-9400 iow ior reach Bavarian Cream i is an example. There are fewer : calories in such "rich" (lessens! when this cream substitute is' used. It also costs much less. A cup of heavy cream contains! 'about 808 calories, and a cup of! Ilhe substitute, reliquefied. con-' i tains about 180 calories. To re liqucfy, for one cup heavy cream Coleslaw Dressing 2 tablespoons substitute dairy n product 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons water 4 teaspoons vinegar 1 teaspoon prepared mutsard nintf at Parent! Hal! Tir O Mpro. The convention begins with di(h wi,soli prcsident of Univer. jopen house and registration Fri-Uity of Oregon, will extend greet dav evening. Mrs. Emma Cast-lings; Mrs. Victor P. Morris, national president from leader in church and civic af- Washlngton, N. J., will preside fairs, will be the principal spcak during the general session Satur- er. A feature of thc banquet will day. Greetings from Oregon will1 be Ihe "Happy Birthday" Parade be extended by Miss Charlotte. of Nancy National's Cousins. Parr. Dresident of Oregon Asso-j The Sunday program will con- ciation of Educational Secretar-isist of a Sunrise Service at 6:30 Mix cream substitute, sugar ies; Dr. Victor P. Morris, dean a.m. at Carson Hall under the Arabella Jell-well says: Enjoy Wand-Blended 1 Jell-well Flavors in all your Real Pool Salads ! uu new ' :..,. red in Remember good Jell-well Gelatins ; ftr Real Gool Desserts, too! featured of EWAY mmr NOW use one can of the dairy product and salt in small bowl. Add of the sehool of business admin to ,4 cup water. For -li cupWater and stir to dissolve cream istration, University of Oregon; heavy cream, use ai cup of the product and sugar. Gradually stir .and Dr. Clarence Hines, superin SUbstltUte to H cup water. .in vinegar. Blend in mustard, jtendent of Eugene Public Schools. The cream substitute is a 100 Makes about W cud or enoueh: (airy product made with fresh, dressing for 1 cups chopped sweet cream and other nasturized Cabbage. and homogenized milk products! n.. o.,m. 4 tablespoons substitute cream product 3 tablespoons flour dash of pepper 1 cup water 3 tablespoons butter or marga rine IV2 cups grated cheddar cheese 4 eggs, separated Mix cream product, flour and pepper in saucepan. Add water. Cook and stir until mixture boils and is thickened. Add butter and cheese; stir until cheese is melt ed. Beat egg yolks until light and fluffy; fold into cheese sauce. Beat egg whites until stiff; fold in cheese mixture. Turn in to greased 2-quart casserole. Bake in hot oven (425" F.) 25 minutes or in a moderate oven (325 F.) one hour. Serve at once. Peach Bavarian Cream 2 Icaspoons unflavored gelatin 4 tablespoons cold water Vz cup hot peach juice dash salt V cup sugar xk cup cream product 2 tablespoons lemon juice Vk cups sliced, drained peaches Soften gelatin in cold water. Add peach juice, salt, sugar; stir until gelatin and sugar are dis solved. Shake cream product on hot mixture, stir. Chill in refrig erator until thickened, about 45 minutes. Then stir in lemon juice. Beat with rotary beater or electric mixer until mixture is thick and fluffy and doubled in bulk. Fold in peaches. Turn into 3-cup mold and chill until firm. Makes 6 servings. Butterscotch Nut Cookies 3 tablespoons cream product 3 cups flour, sifted 3 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt cup shortening Vk cups light brown sugar, firmly packed 2 eggs, well beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla Vz cup water 1 cup chopped nuts Sift together cream product, flour, baking powder, salt. Cream shortening, add sugar gradually, creaming until light and fluffy. Blend in eggs and vanilla. Add flour mixture alternately with wa ter, mixing well. Fold in nuts Chill. Drop by teaspoonfuls on greased baking sheet. Bake in hot oven (400 F.) about 8 to 10 nun utes. Makes about 5 dozen cook ies. in powdered form. Nothing is Half-Sizers 019f : 1 Especially designed for the shorter, fuller figure, this dress has V-neck with collar and short or three-quarter sleeves. No. 3019 is cut in sizes H, l&'A. im, 2014, 22V4, 24VS. Size WA: Dress with short sleeves. 4yi yds. 39-in. Send 35c in coin (no stamps please) for Pattern, with Name Address, Style Number and Size Address Pattern Bureau, Eugene Register-Guard, 652 Mission St., San Francisco, Cam. (f lease at low two weeks for delivery). For first class mail include an extra 5c per pattern. libers Flapjack Mix 3-Ways Better to Wgk your enjoyment offlayacks ( Ha 1 auspices of the Eugene Minis terial Assn. An early breakfast will be in the charge of Ihe Seat tle Association of Educational Secretaries, after which there will be a trip lo Sherwood Lodge on the Oregon Coast. K,' The five-day institute will offer kO manv courses for credit and will Mpj give the opportunity to exchange ideas with other secretaries from throughout the country, it is said. For many it will be a combined educational and pleasure trip. During the week of the institute there also will be a big picnic beside the McKenzie River and a luncheon on Friday. Lsugar lMft rasoberrv Wiltshire Engraving MRS. MARVIN EDWARD PETERSEN (Anne Elizabeth Tork of Veneta) now is at home in Vancouver, Wash., where her husband, Corporal Peter sen, is stationed. Baby Shower Fetes Creswell Woman CRESWELL Mrs. D e n 1 s e Shockley entertained a group of friends at her home recently at a baby shower in honor of Mrs. Donald Henriksen. Those present were Mrs. W. C, Adams, Mrs. Minnie Henriksen, Mrs. Loyd Wheeler, Mrs. Edgar Bates, Miss Darlene Bates, Mrs Fred Wright, Mrs. Arthur Bates Mrs. Jim Brewer, Mrs. Eddie Mc Cluskey, Mrs. Bill Bryant, Mrs. Ray Bush, Mrs. W. D. Tiedje, Mrs. David Shoop, Mrs. Alvin Baarstad, Mrs. Carl Ehrich, Mrs William Barnett, Mrs. Everett Beneda, Mrs. E. L. Reynolds. Mrs. James Sartell and Mrs Ralph Shoaff. I J L v jfriiiiiii fciiTn I m UNDID FLAVOR Wonderful combination of finest selected North west wheat . . . premium corn, extra-fine ground to bring out the buttery fla vor... and fine plump Cali fornia white rice. 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