Page 2C EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Wed., April 23, 1962
Pupp
eteers Bill Children's Classic: 'The Tinder Box1
The Once-Upon-a-Time Puppeteers, now in their second year, an
nounce they will present Hans Christian Andersen's "The Tinder Box,"
to "delight and awe children of all ages."
The story is concerned with the adventures of a soldier who,
through the help of three ferocious dogs acquires great riches, but
encounters great difficulty in trying to win the hand of the beautiful
princess.
The puppets are cleverly designed cloth stuffed hand puppets ere
. ated by Margaret Starck and Ruth Ohlhausen. Stage and sets are de
signed by Alfred and Carol Edelman and Nina Fagerholt.
Tickets are 75 cents per child and are available by reservation
only through Mrs. Franklin Stahl, DI 3-8049. Performances will be
held Saturday at 2 and 3:30 p.m. at Friendly House, 2445 Kincaid St.
All proceeds will go to United Nations Infants and Children's
Emergency Fund (UNICEF).
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DUV Schedules Thursday Meet
Daughters of Union Veterans
of the Civil War will meet at
Veterans Memorial Bldg. Thurs
day. Practice will be held at 11
a.m. followed by sack lunch.
The regular meeting will be at
1:30 p.m. 1
Mrs. Ruth Plumer, past de
partment president, Mrs. Wilms
Rook, Mrs. Edith Frisbie, Mrs.
Edna Langley, Mrs. Susan Bow.;4'
man and Mrs. Pearl Shubert, all.:-;
of Roseburg, were visitors a:'
the April meeting.
An eight-ounce can is somei-w
times called a "buffet" can; it-' ,
holds one cup and fruit and;-':
vegetables are packed in it as.:-'
well as some other specialties": t
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Four cast members of Hans Chris
tian Andersen's "Tinder Box,"
shown above, will appear on stage
Saturday afternoon in two perform
ances given by the group of Eugene
puppeteers, The puppets were de
signed and created Dy Margarei
Starck and Ruth Ohlhausen.
Puppet
Pageant
Stage
Designer
(Register-Guard photoi)
Stage and sets for the Once-Upon-a-Time Puppeteers were de
signed by Mrs. Alfred Edelman, above, Mr. Edelman, and Nina
Fagerholt. She is shown with two "members" of the cast for
"The Tinder Box" Saturday at Friendly House, 2445 Kincaid
St. Performances will be at 2 and 3:30 p.m.
Eagles Groups Honor Presidents
Members ot Eagles Lodge and
Auxiliary honored presidents of
the two groups, Allen Kraal and
Mrs. Ray McDonald, at a recent
program and reception in Ea
gles Hall. Mrs. Arnlo V. Peter,
chairman, gave the welcome.
Music Club
Has Program
Thursday Music Club pre
sented two programs this month
one at Sunset Home and
another at Alpha Gamma Delta
House on University of Oregon
campus.
Participating were:
Mrs. Juanita Rankin, violin
solo, "An Evening in the Vil
lage" (Bartok), accompanied by
Mrs. William Duskirk; Mrs. N.
E. Ottoscn and Mrs. Buskirk,
piano duet, "Alice Blue Gown"
from "Irene" (arranged by
Mcrkur); Mrs. Walter Bcnlrsto,
contralto solos, "The Rose"
(Clokey) and "Sounds"
(Klcmm); Mrs. Richard Saund
ers, violin solos, "Minuet" (Mo
zart) and "Berceuse" (Godard).
Mrs. Frank Groves and Mrs.
L. B. Schmidt, vocal duet, "The
Lord Is My Shepherd"; Mrs.
Ottosen and Mrs. Buskirk, piano
duet,"The Palms" (Faure); Mrs.
Schmidt, contralto, solo, "The
Crucifixion": Mrs. L. J. Mur-
dock, Mrs. Ottosen and Mrs.
Bealrsto, vocal trio, "Open the
Gates of the Temple," accom
panied by Mrs. Buskirk.
The leaders was crowned "Mr.
and Mrs. Eagle of 1862" by Mar
vin "Fisher and Mrs. Peter, past
presidents. Steve Kraal, the
president's son, and Linda Thax
ton, granddaughter of Mrs. Mc
Donald, carried the crowns. Mr.
McDonald presented his wife a
bouquet of red roses. A pro
gram of dancing was given for
their entertainment.
Forming an honor guard were
Mrs. William Hinesh, Mrs. Har
ry Llnder, Belle Corp, Dorothy
Haley, Mrs. C. Dennis, Zetta
Mortz, Lillie Tucker, Mrs. R. R.
Moore and Mrs. Earl Kcgly, for
the Princesses and their escorts:
Mrs. Richard Fanvcll. Mrs. Hur
bcrt Asplund, Mrs. Chester Els-
SPECIAL
NOTICE
To Charge Customers
Books Closed
April 25th
THEREFORE
All charges made the
balance of this month
will not be due until
June 10th.
Milled
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pas, Mrs. Fred L. Grace, Mrs.
John Parsons, Mrs. Carl Doly
nook, Mrs. Ray Speck, Mrs. Rich
ard Vernam, Mrs. Arnie Peter,
Ben Rivers, Harold Nicman,
William Duckworth, Erwin Du-
gan, Fred L. Grace, LeRoy Nice,
Wiff. Lynch, Edward Fretwell,
Clyde Tillapaugh, and Marvin
Fisher. Mrs. James Copenhaver
was the musician.
, Perfect attendance awards
were presented to Mrs, McDon
ald, Mrs. John Parsons, Mrs.
Myrtle Farwell and Mrs. Peter.
At the reception following the
ceremony tables were decorated
in an Easter theme by Mrs,
John Parsons and Mrs. Harry
Llnder.
j Hints From Heloise j
DearHeloise:
Cleaning up after french-frying used to be a terrible chore
and I found It almost impossible to remove all the grease from
the pan until I discovered that practically all the grease can
be removed by wiping thoroughly with paper towels while the
pan is still warm.
Then . , , put some dry detergent beads into the pan and
wipe it again with another paper towel. Use no water at this
time.
A quick sudsing in the dishwasher and rinsing with very hot
water is all that is necessary to finish the job. G.T.
I just cleaned a skillet this way.
thing so simple.
It's terrif! Imagine any-Heloise
Dear Heloise:
Mothers who warm baby bottles on the stove and get the
milk too hot can solve this problem by using my method . . .
which guarantees perfect temperature.
Place the bottle of formula in a pan and set it under hot
running water in the sink. The proper temperature of the
formula is reached in a surprisingly short time, with no risk
involved. Mrs. P.W.
Dear Heloise:
I have four children, all hearty eaters so I must serve
potatoes many and often.
I buy 10 pounds at a time and after I set aside enough for
one meal of mashed potatoes, I boll the rest with their jackets
on. After they are cool, I store them in the refrigerator.
I also boil eggs at the same time. With these two very
basic foods cooked and ready for imaginative use, my quick
menu possibilities are endless.
I have removed the time element from preparing potato
salad, cheese and potato casserole, home fries, deviled eggs, etc.
Reader
Dear Heloise:
Does anyone know how to remove stitch and needle marks
from material? I sure hope so. Housewife
Anyone know? Write to Heloise, co this paper today.
Heloise
Dear Heloise:
For mildew In closets, on shelves and walls . . . just dip a
cloth in plain, straight household vinegar and rub all the
mildew from the wood. Let dry thoroughly.
Always clean all the mildew from the walls before painting.
I have seen and used this method and it works.
Marty
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