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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON i'HUnSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1383 1 i in" 4 " .1 ii- il.js fr-.j r . heating and seasoning tomato J juice is more dramatic' when ; served with heart-shaped crou tons. Stuff celery curls with pi miento cheese. Fleck chicken or tuna shortcake with sliced stuffed olives or with pimien to, diced ,in strips or in heart design. Top green or fruil salads with pink mayonnaise made by adding a drop of red col oring to mayonnaise. Sweetheart cookies or spe cial cake or small pastries (petit fours) are featured at local bakeshops. A party punch in red or pink tones. Red and white candies of course, along with sailed nuts. Redden Lists Four Major Points Why He's Against Bill A 3 Representative James A. Redden (D-Jackson) has issued an explanation of his opposi tion to the Sunday closure law because of the heavy volume of mail he has received on the measure, HB 1256. Redden said he would at tend committee hearings on the bill to satisfy himself that his reasons for opposition are sound. He listed these reasons un der four major points: 1. Advocates claim the law would free the Sabbath for family purposes, and yet ig nore the opposite effect it would have on minorities who observe another Sabbath. They would have the choice of working their Sabbath or competing five days with com petitors who work six". The Volunteers Assist In Space Research Dayton, Ohio -HOT- What's the best atmosphere to main tain inside space craft for as tronauts on long missions? Re searchers are seeking the an swer at the Aerospace Medi cal Research laboratories here. Volunteers are placed inside a room-size, airtight space cell. Their reactions to vary ing conditions in the cell, built by Goodyear Aircraft corpor ation, are observed by scientists. fact that these may be the minority merely means they need more protection. 2. The law discriminates be tween businesses because it does not require uniform clos ures. While some may oper ate, others are arbitrarily closed. This puts the consti tutionality of the law in doubt. 3. It is a thinly disguised at tempt by businessmen to regu late competition in their trade by state law rather than intra agreement. 4. The law would be diffi cult, if not impossible, lo en force. Any store selling ex empt and , permitted goods would require policing. Redden added that the most beneficial result of such a law would be that Sunday work ers would be able to spend the day at home, but this law would not accomplish this. The number of business ac tivities curtailed is slight, and those business people not cur tailed would be forced to work, Redden stated. "There are fiscal questions facing this legislature of mon- Kapers Tickets Go On Sale in Area Tickets are on sale for the. able at Barker's Men's store, annual M e d f o r d Kiwanis Kapers. The show this year is sched uled Feb. 27 and 28 and March 1 and 2 at Medford High school auditorium. Title of the show is "Well, Flip My Wig" Tickets were handed to K'wunians yesterday to sell. The tickets also will be avail- Drews' Manslorc. John Nuich jewelers, West Main barber shop, the Mark Antony hotel in Ashland and the Central Point pharmacy. Proceeds from the show will go toward Kiwanis youth and community service proj ects, including the county- wide dental clinic. umental importance lo the state," Redden said, and add ed "Lets get on with the im portant business." THE DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 SW Morrison St. PORTLAND, OREGON All transient guests. All those who come, return. Rates not high, not low. Free garage, new location Is block from hotel. Open until 10 p.m. TV's and radios. Reputation for cleanliness. CHILDREN UNDER SEVEN NO CHARGE VALENTINE MOTIONS Queen of Hearts tarts vie for in terest among many Valentine notions in today's food column. .Party planners and those who think the family deserves a little extra loving tenderness will read on. West coast's famed Maraschino cherries provide the drama. Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Festivities Emphasize "Hurray for Lovt" Long before Parson Weems got involved in that cherry tree episode, lovers attended cherry " fairs and any girl worth kissing had cherry-red lips. . Throughout centuries, poets, philosophers and proverb-makers have been inspir ed to write odes and tributes to this : colorful and versatile fruit. Cherries have long been identified with love and marriage. "Can she bake cherry pie, Billy boy?" The fruit with the romantic past is also a fruit with a glowing future as our west coast growers step up produc tion to meet demands of can ners, freezers and maraschino cherry makers. Maraschino cherries have been enjoyed for three centuries now. Our world-renowned Royrl Anns are processed to give the dis tinctive maraschino flavor, texture and color liked by everyone. Valentin '.ure The lure of the maraschino cherry bottle is almost as great as that of the box of chocolates out of the chil dren's reach. They are i nat ural for Valentine use and decoration. . .--Bright red almond-flavored;-' maraschino cherries are beloved not only of young ster's but also of ice cream manufacturers, sundae sauce makers, bakers and chocolate dippers. Perhaps your Valen tine dessert choice will come from ice cream cabinet or bakeshop. . Combine cottage cheese with chopped or sliced mara schino cherries. Top fruit salads and com potes with cheery cherry garnish. Use maraschino cherry juice, heated or chilled, over vanilla ice cream. Fold chopped maraschino cherries into whipped cream and freeze. Use for topping pound cake or unfrostcd an gelfood cake. Prepare a package of in itant vanilla pudding mix substituting maraschino cher ry juice for part of the milk. Valentine cherry milk shake will please the chil dren. Simply combine two tablespoons maraschino cher ry juice with 1 cup milk. Chill thoroughly or beat in some vanilla ice cream. Queen of Hearts Tarts Recipe 'The King end Queen of Hearts were seated on their thrones . . . the Knave was standing before them, in chains . . . and near the King was the White Rabbit " In the very middle of the court was a table with a large dish of tarts upon it. They looked so good that it made Alice quite hungry to look at them - 'I wish they'd get the trial done', she thought 'and hand out the refreshments':" Thus begins uue t'f liie innsl celebrated trials of our time. It occurs, of course, in Lc-vvU Caroll's children's classic. "Al ice in Wonderland" and con tains this now famous indict ment: The Queen of Hearts, she made some tarts, all on a summer's day; The Knave of Hearts, he stole those tarts, and took them quite away." Generations of children have spent hsppy hour? pertilting on what those tarts murt have looked like and tasted like. This is our version: Tor two dozen 24 inch tarts. Baked tart shells 5 egg yolks 1 cup sugar i cup sifted all-purpose flour 2 cups boiling milk 1 tablespoon butter 1 tablerpoon vanilla i cup ground filberts 1 j teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 teaspoon salt 2 cups red maraschino cherries, quartered Tart Shells. Prepare tart Ihells like this, use a pic crust mix or buy them ready- made at the bakeshop. Sift , together 1 cup sifted a"-pur-pore flour, two tablespoons sugar and one-quarter tea- i spoon salt. Using pastr. blend-1 er or two forks, cut in one-1 third cup soft butter or mar- j garine until mixture resem-1 bles coarse meal. Gradually j add three to four tablespoons ice water, mixing quickly : with a fork until mixture forms a soft dough. Shape 1 dough into a ball and chill 30 i minutes. Roll out one-quarter i inch thick on lightly floured board or cloth. Using 24 j heart-shaped tart pans or bot- i toms of muffin tins, arrange pastry pressing firmly against j sides of pans. Prick pastry j with fork in several places along bottom and sides. If tart I pans are used, fill each one i with dried beans or raw rice to prevent shrinkage. Place pans on a cookie sheet and bake in hot oven, 425 degrees, 12 to 15 minutes or until i lightly browned. Dump beans i or rice if used. Cool shells. Filbert Custard Filling. We'll tell you now that two tablespoons of Kirsch if you have any handy, will add in terest to this. Beat egg yolks until frothy; gradually add sugar and continue beating until very thick and pale yel low. Beat in Jlour. Gradually add boiling . milk, beating constantly until smooth and well blended. Place over boil ing water and cook, stirring constantly, until thickened and smooth. Remove from heal; add butter, anilla, (kirsch if you like), fil'-erts, lemon rind and sail; cool. Pour into tart shells. Arrange quartered maraschino cher ries over lop of custard. Brush with Currant Glaze. Chill be fore serving. Currant Glaze: Combine one-third cup currant jelly, iwo tablespoons sugar and tablespoon lemon juice in a small saucepan. Cook over over medium heat, stirring constantly,' for about five minutes or until thick enough to coat a metal spoon. While glaze is warm, brush over maraschino cherries. ! Curry Butler This curry butter is for ' serving in bufler warmers, i small paper cups, china or 1 glass cups, one to each person, i for dunking chunks of seafood ! or chicken. Melt two table spoons butter and blend in one-fourth teaspoon curry powder. Try this on whole kernel corn, too. Valentine Party Stuff Entertaining at this season is likely to center on hearts and flowers and red and white color schemes. Give the family a festive time with menu and atmosphere a little more interesting and colorful than usual. The children will love it. And Papa will enjoy a little pampering, too. jcupiris and 'or arrows cut irom red paper over a snowy I white cluth of paper, cotton or linen. Maybe use iarge l hearts as place mats and other j Valentine motif as place cards urinq white ink. Paper lace doilies make ideal frills for : bouquets of all kinds and sizes. I A ernterniecp of "naDer dulls" will make a gay conver sation piece. Paper napkins and plaec mats, doilies or ta blecloth will gaily dispose of the laundry problem while I creating an atmosphere very I inexpensively. ! Place cards and miniature . hacs of Valentine candies tied with red ribbons can i crve as favors and also as j mints for munching with the coffee or other beverage. 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