The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1967 — Page 15

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(N 0279 MEMPHIS (FHTNC) Sept. 12 — Aii man Apprentice Thomas Kaminski, L’SN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kaminski Jr. ( if 60550 Crumstrum Terr.. North Liberty, Ind., has completed the Aviation Mechanical Fundamentals School at the Naval Air Training Center in Memphis, Tenn. The four-week course introduces students to mathematics, physics and the principles of electricity. Subjects stressed indude atomic theory, static and theory an I the construction of dynamic electi icily, magnetic drcraft batteries. This month-long course prepares Navy. Marine Coips, an 1 Coast Guard personnel for entrance into more advanced < <iurses at the center. Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Hearing Aid OFFERS FREE MODEL A remarkable tiny hearing aid has been perfected by a man who has been hard of hearing for nearly ten years. This small device has no dangling cords or separate transmitting units and repre■nts a new unusual design idea in a product to restore natural hearing. It was developed especially for those persons who can hear hut can't unierstan 1. The new hearing instrument provides ear-level” hearing with the wearer picking up peech, >unds, television an I radio at I his ear. Due to the use of tranI dstors, the user cost is extremelly low. A true life actual size replica I's the smallest all-in-the-ear I hearing aid ever, made will h. I iven absolutely tee to anyt ' tiding in’ this adverti em< nt while supply Lists. So we suggest ou write for yyurs now. No obligation whatever. Write to C. Eckert. 311 E. Lexington Blvd., Eau Claire, Wis.

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ENGINEERS COLLAR DOGS’ OLD FRIEND WHILE OLD- FASHIONED FIREPLUGS may receive the unqualified approval of many canines, student engineers at Stanford University have found it is perilously time-consuming to hook a hose connection to them. So they designed and built an ultra-simple, inexpensive hose-fireplug connection that can be joined in less than two seconds. In informal tests Stanford firemen took more than 20 seconds to make the conventional connection bv screwing the hose into a threadet hydrant outlet. Instead of threads the new connection has two projecting metal collars that fit into two identically shaped slots in the hydrant opening. A quick turn secures the hose. IF NECESSITY IS the mother of invent! n. then the pit.-nil p oent must b" some source of si'inity a University of MicHgan psychologist savs. He studied 1.300 scientists and engineers involved in research and development work to determine the kin I of environment needed for creativity and reports that achievement appearr to fl urish in a climate that includes the contradictory factors of challenge and security. He found that technical nun were effective when faced with some demand from the environment and also performed well when th*"- h ;)f | 5-» irrl e protection from environmental demands. DENTISTS are losin" their “null". They pulled only hal f as manv teeth per patient in ’965 as in 195?. the American D'nt d Association reports. The nve» i"e number of extractions in 19"'’ was two teeth for men and i G f. r wom<n. In 1965 the averae-es were 1 for men and .69 for wonum. The number of fill •n- nor p-d'ent showed n change for either sox. A NEW LIGHTWEIGHT storage hatterv that could pro'.-, to be a superior po’tahle power > n-ce has been developed at Argonne National Laboratory. Tb.- hatterv. called a lithiumtellunium cell has extrenulv hi"h power characteristics and could be used to operate a wide variety of portable electrical oouipment. In addition, it can be completely recharged in 15 minutes.

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THE SPARROW HAWK is so named because of its size and not its diet, which consist ‘ mainly of huge insects an I small rodents. INCREASED SOCIAL SENSITIVITY following drug usage is mostly illusory, reports a Stanford University behavioral scientist. "The person himself may teel that he loves everyone and that everyone loves him, but his social sensitivity, instead of having been increased, may simply have been blunted," he said. THE TASTE BUDS of a butterfly are located in its feet. A Sandwich For All Meals Sncru! n* in 'wide s can be served for all meals from breakfast through dinner with a sna< k su " । ’i< n to ta'’e up the eating ; I i.’k. This includ' hr. ik f a t if yon will grant us food lie. n e to call filled French Teach a sandwich. Hou • cowboys, who will eat anything off the range, will en joy roping hunger with this tasty hot breakfast sandwich. Its main item is Puffy Oven Baked French Toast, a novel combination of spicy pork sausage and tart-sweet applesauce. Melted apple jelly tops it off for perfect flavor contrast. This is no ordinary French toast. It's oven-baked, not panfried. so the result is a luscious golden-brown nuff. crisp and feather-light. It's turned into a sandwich with two slices of French toast teamed with a layer of well-browned pork saus »< e and applesaus\ PH>n" abn" with thi • tempt in" breakfast is a new b.-yernee to start off the daw H’s more than orange juice - in fact it's oran"e juice with bananas < h- nn"d or blen ’ed into it. Complete vnur mornim* menu roundun with a mug of milk for vitality to last all mornin" Ion". Puffy Oven Raked French Toast Shallow baking pan 4 servings Preheated 425 1 oven ’4 pound bulk pork sausage K cun nnnlcsnnre ’4 cup (’2 stick) butter 3 egg whites 3 2 teaspoon salt

SEPT. 28, 1967 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

3 tabi spoons sugar 3 e g yolks 1 3 cup milk R ‘dices day < Id hr. ad U cup apple j ( Uy. nu Ited In a skillet brown sau age wall; pour off drippings and stir in applesauce; keep warm. Place butter in pan to melt. Beat, egg whites with salt until fluffy; add sugar gra ually until stiff but not dry. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon-colored; add milk. Fold yolk mixture into whites. Dip bread in egg mixture and place in pan. Bake 10 minutes; turn and bake an additional 5 minutes or until gol 'en brown and puffy. For each serving, spread sausage mixture on one slice of bread, cover with second slice. Pour on melted jelly. Kitchen researchers at American Dairy Association inform us that approximately 200 million sandwiches a»e eaten daily throughout the United States. With sandwiches being so popular, there isn't any reason that you can't serve wide variety that will please your family. H> re's an ADA su"gestun for Br< il“d Luncheon San Iv c hes which are easily made with foods you usually have on han 1 ; elwt so, p""s, onions canned luncb^ n meat. The filling is made of cheese. C""s and cubed bmeheon meat, seasoned to perfection with onion and W> r< • tershire sauce. The chee«o is Swi-s, first choice with n uAters for its firm texture, good nultin" dualities. and nlegsin" nutlike flavor. Serve the meat and cheese filling on buttered sandwich buns which have been spilt and lightly toasted. Polishes. apnUs. chocolate chin cookies an I glasses of cool milk

' -.•v.-; v ......... ..... ... ..^ InKhH llti* ■- < J COWBOYS . . . Troops of the Ist Battalion, 327th Infantry, drive a herd of cattle. Rounded up in Viet Cong territory, the cattle were turned over the District Chief of Phun Yen province for distribution to refugees, WFOFrafW*] ' - y' gy J *1 (A ) L._i [ i i ' —l—i A t 0 ’ I 1 j I A AA A- ■ "Ya won’t let him pull my sweet tooth, will ya mom?"

will complete y ( ur menu llam-( h< ( M> Dipnich Preheated ndwa h grill 6 san wii ht s cup evaporated milk 'j tea poon salt 12 slices bread 1 tablcspoi n mustard C> slices baked ham 6 slices Cheddar cheese Butter In a shallow bowl beat eggs slightly; blend in evaporated milk and salt; set aside. Spread 6 slices of bread mustard; cover each with one slice of ham ani one slice of cheese. Place slice of bread on top and dip sandwich, one side at a time, in milk mixture. Bako on buttered sandwich grill until browned; serve with Tomato Sauce. Tomato Sauce 1 tablespoon butter 1 tablespot n lb ur 'i teaspoon salt " ; cup evap aat■ d milk 1 S-ounce < in t« mato sauce tea poon sugar U teaspoon mim ed onion In a sucepan null butter; blend in flour and s ilt. Gradu illy a d evap rateil milk. Stir in ! ina’o sauce ami cook until mixture thicken-'. BLnd in sugar and minced onion. Serve hot over Ham-Cheese Dipwit h. Os course, any of these sandwiches can I)- st rved at , nv nu <1 ami are a nival in themst Ives. Ami. you'll make the Earl of San iwich smile, wht r, vt 1 he is. TONIC Many a fellow has been saved by the hard work that he firmly believes is killing him. Silence may be golden, but it takes a lot of doing to convert it into cash.

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