MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 19S0
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DECEMBER DESSERT This handsome honey grapefruit
pie, a fluffy combination of honey-chiffon and fresh desert
grapefruit sections, blends complimentary flavors in a re
freshing December dessert. Recipes are included in today's
food columns.
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA
Food
Deieri GrapiCfruit, HocOy
H(y Spee&l Affiflily
We pause in the middle of
holiday pictures and stories
to bring foil a special mes
sage of great importance! Des
ert goapefruit is beiKg barvesto
ed in the lush greea groves of
California and Arizona. This
yeag, declare the growers, tte
fruit is better tiam ever emae
they've delated pfcckta to to-
sure a raaBtaarai sfevewsipiw&Kt
of Its fine flavor. Cefrn-atderi;-
ly, the lace teeeptsss kwJtatli
tells ns thrait bees liwfe hem
busier tb?aim issued stasia )
honey. 0
The tw brave a SFitfiiod sUtS&eb-
ty in twe mzitsbsig mi satem
speaiawes, atossort setfigsws.
Desert gwoefewtt, (wkwsiMr
tfbly snjseet, refeetolHy tet,
conies in bath whtfte and rwlsy
redi) has a tW4c rtwd wteteii
desert gHwws saiy Is a4.e'
way of ereieetmg al Ha.t bM-
tled-up sedmess acS jttekwass
from (we ray m twe swn.
It hens aw etsa divWend oE
Vilarrfta E sa wDsesstury tes r
busit bea-ltfe; ta fhweeed by
. ca 1 9 r 1 e cawstcss. Co-teefce
couwt is fffl ca.kwi.ea t-s a fe-a.lt
meun gaigic.frait; 75 oaw-
ies t a cufi ef pw3, jwsy
sectiaira; 8 ca-lartos ts a cfjf)
of juice. Irieeslgy, rwfey
grapefruit steles ip a flew
more ca-lewles Bt Ht Bay.
GrapefasriS GampnJit
Gr-affetow csRse its a
medle-y of cteseft gmjuoiaeM.
sect'lows, sccess gropes ad
pinea.HP.le tidltits; a'taste
exciitag wsav to bufite a. hey
day BcaJ . , , a vew iiiac way
to finish a wieail, Si serviargs
2 large desert gramfrttit
1 cup seedless grapes
1 cup canned pineapple
tidbits Q
1 tablespoon preserved
ginger
2 ta&lespoons hoaey
Maraschino cherries
for garnish
Peel' arM section grape
fruit. Rinse ami ch-asa SfKpes.
DaiB pifeaipi!te vwfil. Ctep
giregxr. Cowdniw) g-wgfa-wtt,
graces, (plneaj'aifee aaal gte$Sir.
Stir in hceai?y and chai. gwrve
In sherbot glasses and epirmfcSfi
with maraschino cherry.
GraperfcraH S5ixi-n-p S'sfjCd 0
Hbi Hocnecy - Lemon BrefQiSg
Wc'?e long enjoyed salad
combinations of grapefruit
sections with avocado half
moon slices, and grapefruit
sections with Dungcncss crab
legs. Today we've perfected
a dilly of a cPclectable main
dish salad, given It an unusual
dressing. Desc&'t grapefruit
sections have (Ptrnlsh of cel
ery stuffed with cream cheese.
Six memorable servings.
2 large desert grapefruit
1 4V4-ounce can cleaned
shrimp or 'A pound
cooked shrimp
1 3-ounce package cream
cheese
2 tablespoons mnyo9naise
6 lurge stalks crisp celery
Salad greens
Honey-lemon dresslnc
Peel and section grapeiiRiit.
Cut shrimp into small pieces.
Cream together cream cheese
and mayonnaise. Add shrimp
to cheese mixture and mix
well. Stuff shrimp mixture
into celery stalks. CqiI celery
into three-quarter Inch pieces.
Arrange stuffed celery and
grapefruit sections on crisp
salad greens. Serve with:
Honey-Lemon Dressing
Blend one-third cup honey,
one-half teaspoon dry mus
tard, three-quarter teaspoon
salt, one-half cup fresh lemon
juice, one-quarter cup diced
onion, one tablespoon whole
celery seed in a quart jar:
shake well. Slowly add two
cups salad oil, blending with
each addition. You will ob
serve that this makes more
than enough dressing for use
with this salad. We thought
you'd like to have some left
over for another salad, an
other day.
Honey-Grapefruit Pie
Ii Light and Luicioui
The fresh tangy flavor of
desert grapefruit is accented
to perfection in this light and
luscious Honey Grapefruit
Pie. A welcome change from
rich deserts, the fluffy honey-
chiffon pie filling with fresh
grapefruit provides a delight
ful meal finale. This is super
fv
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VINCBXIT
Ctlltor
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lative too for "dcSBert anjl
coffee."
We've garoiKtanl It ffifcia ajil-
ditlonal juicy grai-lJ&iill
tions aiOil .sftrfe of mtoa m
esDSea drafeta, t&rjtMss kotar-
eat. Shako a BRtti-Ma tote gtt&H
ajM liWue it akewl utsse.
1 asvel&se plain fiUkrtk)
jnwae
1 teaaspeg!
frait M
'A toaaitaww sea
2 lbte8!!WK taw (CwjtWi
3 88s, Bdp&iatme
Vi acniwn cvotem coS
trtar
& w$s dra&SKS t3:JiA
awewtUog e JV.tioM3 m
package ei jh e w.m r
ft BaiwK in mat!
to& jAe. As! onaneAruit
, SMMuer. sot axil Icwuon
juice. iScotl snik-Fiwg wait-
ly until oela.tlre elissDlves.
Beat em yeVeu slightly; smW a
little e tine hot jMitnre and
c(-lwM.e ke&ttag until kV;l-
e. Wc-toiDK egg ytdks to hot
nite. Cic, vev Wi heat,
stirring etwstaatly, until
ttotek-eseisi.
R"ewiwe fe tooa1,; elooill un-
speH. Beaeg wWtes. gratl-
iaaly a6la!g rea at tartar
am ewe toMisspeeii barney,
until sM Feirfts form. Fold
twe cetm dratecd eranneiruU
sections Int thlckeapl mix
ture; then fold in egg whites.
Turn into baked pie shell.
Garnish with grapefruit sec
tions. Chill until firm, Six
servings.
EOw Apjjitf) Pfe Flavor
To give variety and new
flavor to apple pie, sprinkle
oifb-lialf teaspoon whole fen
nel seed along with other
sjMsfes swer aRples before toij)
pfagi wi pwstry. 0
5jrni erf a E2:.ft
We give you this jeclpe
Bsw so you can do a trial run
preliminary to making cujan-
titles of them for the holiday
season. Once the fanidly tastes
them, you'll have to hide them
or you'll look around and
they'll all be gone. Recipe
makes three dozen gems
Fancy them up If you like by
frosting with confectioners'
sugar frosting, decorate with
citron andor cinnamon can
dies.
1 6-ounce package (1 cup)
Ueml-swect chocolate
morsels
13 cup butter
Vi cup sugar
2 EBBS
1 teaspoon Manilla
Vi cup sifted all-purpose
flour
Vi teaspoon baking powder
v.i teaspoon salt
Vi cup finely chopped
Brazil nuts
To make Brazil nut shelling
jou easy, boil in-shell Brazil
nuts three minutes in water.
The shells will be softened
and easily cracked. And for
the ground Brazil nuts, out
the shelled mils through the
food chopper for a speedy job,
Put semi -sweet chocolate
morsels and bu;er in top of
aouoie Doner. Mace over hot
water; heat until melted and
mix until smooth. Remove
from heat; add sugar and mix
thoroughly. Add eggs, one at
a time, beating well after each
addition. Stir In vanilla.
Sift together flour, baking
powder and salt; add to cho
colate mixture and mix until
blended. Stir in finely chop
ped Brazil nuts. Turn into
small greased muffin pans or
paper innerlincrs. Bake In a
moderate oven, 375 degrees,
10 minutes. Cool five minutes;
remove. Frost or decorate if
you like. Three dozen gems,
as we said. And very good!
Toait Sesame Seed
Sesame seed will be adding
pleasurable taste and texture
to unbaked cookies, rolls, and
biscuits. To toast sesame seed,
place them in a large shallow
pan. Place In preheated oven,
3S0 degrees, 20 to 25 minutes.
Cool and sprinkle over fruit
Oregon Supreme
Salem - (UPU - The following
decisions were handed down
by the Oregon Supreme Court
Wednesday:
Ardella Baden vs. Sunset
Capitol Memo
Senate Presidency
Selection Cogld)
Be Le ftgfby Mfed?
By DOUGLAS GRIPP
Salem -IUPII- A feud overp
selection of the 1961 Ongion
Senate president cOrjd mean
a session-long
?ar between
consSrvfit 1 v
Pand liberal
")ES;moerts ia
the. ltCCl L8j3
Sjlature.
The montlu
S-.& strufE3jI
has di?ea a
KntOSrJlfen i U ft
twa factions.
Coatral fi8a w t$o con
sjlaa!f - Sems. lBiry Boi
1'm, KkmasaVh w4i Wiil-
tea i. Jitxemsm, Portland; and
tw lHdWais - Sssm. Alfeed
en!-A, PteftkiatttJ, KWii RotPsrt
Stowh, 'EKSpft'lH. w o
Mvin ys he pill if- the
HMt iSaws'tB peiii9btt Mid has
sobswwI phMfjxai, nmDdinjg
exiy 1&. ftiis KnlkotO Rajwib
Kmain mxtKtwo't.
fwt, ko so efocotJjite,
fim toioHiw fcoaiW into the
Kf&mr ks. nje wboan the cx
thvAim commitlNe the Ore
gfu, EfiKWRvjitk; poly, heajied
lr SSawb, enrical Corbett.
Mb owwnittew ijawf thjs ma
jmkj of DttoxKwrats favor
CH nd this majority
iifeawW ruoSS. e
Pewpson, current S e n a I eo
pretowt awl a friend of Bol
vim, bcW up and demanded
tha-t Btrawle resign his party
faa!Mahip. Straub refused.
'Bloivln and Pearson believe
eiaction of the Senate presi
dent is an internal matter be
tween the senators and not
the party's affair,
This week the Lane County
Democratic committee added
fuel by supporting Straub and
the "party responsibility" res
olution passed by the execu
tive committee.
BiviM was unruffled by the
eecutie committee action.
'If thfy aswoae gie, they op
pot-K me," hoeectwamented. "But
k fee Universe
Philadelphia (Science Serv
ice) - Life likely to be the
same anywhere in the uni
verse because all living or
ganisms are most probably
made up of the same foiQ- ele
ments: carbon, oxygen, nitro
gen and hydrogen.
Only lhc.. four elements
have the suitable properties
fotOsustairSng life, Dr. George
Wals, biology professor at
Harvard university, told the
American Philosophical soci
ety meeting here.
He said that it is doubtful
if life can arise without wa
ter or progress very f9r with
out oxygen. Nor is it likcl.'Q
iiini me can exist anywhere
without radiation - such as
the radiation the earth re
ceives from Oie sun that ex
cites molecules electronically
and so activates photochemi
cal reactions.
Universal Laws
Therefore, it is possible to
consider universal physical
relationships, Wald said. The
relationships In the periodic
system of the elements may
be assumed true everywhere
in the universe; so also the
laws of chemical combina
tions and dissolution: and the
effects of temperature, pres
sure and radiation on the
rates of chemical reaction.
11 may be possible to dis
cover tiie widespread associ
ation of certain types of or
ganic molecule with special
functions in organisms, by
studying the evolution on
earth, Wald said.
Same Funclion
When widely separated
groups of living organisms in
dependently select the same
type of molecule for the same
function, they may as well
be on different planets. There
are examples to show that
such independent c h oj c e s
have been made on earth, and
they are governed, not by
availability, but by suitabili
ty. These considerations are
of general Interest, but, in
addition, they open up a new
frontier of universal biochem
istry, Wald said.
Americans spent $484 mil
lion on baby needs in 1958,
compared with $445 million
for cosmetics.
or vegetable or Into baked
goods.
ami
Fuel Co., appellant; appeal
from Multnomah county; opin-
ion by Chief Justice William
McAllister, Judge Pro' Tern
Franklin C. Howell reversed;
I've got the votes."
The party foiled in its first
attempt to get Democratic
senators together for jj CiOccus
in 310m. Boivin and his sup
porters did not appear.
Strgub indicated he will try
Bgain but Boivin says there is
"no reGtym for fl Qucus before
tha fission."
Boivin the current dO
pute is not as furious as his
fight Hi 1937 over election as
sjJbalfer of the house. He won
out. o
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judgment for personal injur
ies recovered by Baden re
instated with new trial re
quested by Baden denied.
State Highway Commission,
appellant vs. Morehouse Hold
ing Co.; appeal from Multno
mah county; opinion by Jus
tice George Rossman; Judge
FrankJ. Lonergan reversed;
action to condemn property
in connection with the Grand
ave.-Union ave. couplet in
Portland, judgment of $25,100
plus $4,500 attorneys' fees for
property owner reversed.
Reserve Life Insurance Co.,
appellant vs. Loris E. Howell;
appeal O'om Clackamas coun
ty; opinion by Justice George
Rossman; Judge P. K. Ham
mond reversed; suit by the
company to obtain recession
of threiPhealth and accident
policies for false statements
made in thePapplication, de
cree for company ordered.
Katherine Wills, appellant
vs. Panagiotis Petros and
James Petroul; appeal from
Multnomah county; opinion
by Justice Harold Warner;
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Judge Alfred T. Sulmonetti
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cases from Portland car acci
dent, verdict and judgment
for Petros and Petrout affirm
ed. Mary Alice Bradfield, ap
pellant vs. Kenneth William
Kammerrer; appeal from
Umatilla county; opinion by
Justice Kenneth O'Connell;
Judge William W. Wells af
firmed; judgment for Kam
merrer in car-pedestrian case
in Hermiston affirmed.
Earl J. Winters, appellant
vs. Hal Shelton; appeal from
Hood River county; opinion
by Justice Pro Tern Dal King;
Judge M. W. Wilkinson af
firmed; decree for Shelton in
a suit involving sale of a
tavern affirmed.
Ed Oakes, appellant vs. G.
R. Dickson; appeal from Mal
heur county; opinion by Jus
tice Alfred T. Goodwin; Judge
E. H. Howell modified and
case remanded; decree dis
missing a suit to enjoin di
version oPwater on grounds
of prior appropriation modified
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TWINS VIEW TWINS - Identical twin sisters Jennifer, left,
and Mary Ellen, right, get their first look at their identical
twin brothers, Charles, left, and John, right, as they are held
by their mother, Mrs. Faye Howe, at Granada Hills, Calif.
The Howes have three other children. (UPI Telephoto)
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