The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 May 1964 — Page 8

Page 8 WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1964

GREENCASTLE. INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

Beef Up fhe Menu

Recipes Feature Chopped Meat

By Joan O'Sullivan IF YOU’RE looking to beef up the menu, and chopped beef is always a good buy, add today’s recipes to your repertoire. They feature chopped beef served in three appetizing ways. Brings Out Flavor Two of the recipes mix the meat with monosodium glutamate, a product designed to bring out the full “beefy - ’ flavor of the meat. The third recipe, Quick Company Casserole, sparks the meat with the zesty spice of Tabasco, the liquid red pepper. LION-SIZE MEAT LOAF 6 lbs. ground beef 1 tbsp. monosodium glutamate 2 tbsp. salt 1 tsp. pepper 2 tall cans (1*3 c. each! evaporated milk J 2 c. catsup 6 c. soft bread crumbs ’ 2 tsp. each thyme, savory, marioram 1 large onion, finely chopped onion rings Sprinkle beef with monosodium glutamate, salt and pep-

per.

Pour evaporated milk and catsup over bread crumbs in mixing bowl, add herbs, beat until blended: mix in onion. Add ground beef mixture; mix until lightly blended. Turn into 16x4 1 4x4-in. loaf pan or into two 9x5x3-in. loaf pans. Bake in mod. oven, 350 F., for 1 hour and 45 minutes. To serve, garnish with onion rings. Serves 24. TREASURE BURGERS 1 lb. ground beef 1 tsp, monosodium glutamate tsp. salt S t3 P* pepper 2 tbsp. pickle relish, catsup or chopped pimiento-stuffed olives

New Railroad Wrangle Looms WASHINGTON UPI — The president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen BLFE accused the nation'* railroads today of deliberately misinterpreting a federal arbitration award in eliminating foremen from diesel locomotives. BLFE cmef H. e. Gilbert made the accusation.at a news conference in seeking to explain the union’s position in a new rail union-management wrangle in advance of a sched-

uled meeting Thursday to work out differences in interpretation of the arbitration board’s c ’ard. A federal district judge Tuesday Issued an order to block strikes against several major railroads threatened by the BLFE. The order is good for 1C days.

LION-SIZE MEAT LOAF will serve 24. Make it in one large pan if company is conv ing or bake it in two small pans for the fa

or 4 tsp. chopped onion or 4 slices American cheese In bowl, break up meat with fork. Sprinkle with monosodium glutamate, salt and pepper. Toss gently with fork to distribute ingredients. Shape into 8 thin patties. Spoon 1 tbsp. of desired filling (pickle relish, etc.) on each of 4 patties and press edges together to seal. Panbroil, broil or grill to desired doneness. Serves 4. QUICK COMPANY CASSEROLE 1 lb. ground beef *4 c. minced onion 2 tsp. salt tsp. Tabasco 1 c. raw rice 1 (1 lb.) can stewed

tomatoes 1 bouillon cube 1 c. hot water Combine beef, onion, 1 tsp. salt and 14 tsp. Tabasco; shape into 8 meat balls. Roll in rice, place in greased 2-qt. casserole. Combine remaining 1 tsp. salt

and U tsp. Tabasco with stewed tomatoes; pour over casserole. Sprinkle with remaining rice. Cover; bake in moderate oven, 350 F. for 1 hour and 10 minutes or until rice is cooked. Serves 4. ✓ . > • »

PCS May Take Hand In Case

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —- Chairman Merton Stanley of the Indiana Public Service Com-

intervene in a Federal Power Commission case which threatens to take away state jurisdiction of wholesale power sales. The FPC has begun a probe of power sold by the Public Service Company of Indiana to municipalities and Rural Electric Membership corporations. The utility sells to 48 cities and towns on a wholesale basis and to 31 REMCs, all in Indiana. The state commission already has made Its own investigation and classified such energy as intra-state.

“We could intervene on the grounds that we already have

mission said today the PSC may: jurisdiction,” Stanley pointed

The PSC has mad# similar clasifications of intra-#tat« sales for Indiana and Michigan and for Southern Gas A Electric companies but the federal agency later compelled I A M to file rate schedules for it* wholesale power sales with it.

Now You Know

Insurance companies paid out an average of $5.6 million each day last year to help insured persons pay their hospital bills, according to the Health Insurance Institute.

TREASURE BURGERS have surprise fillings. The meats’ sparked with monosodium glutamate to bring out beef flavor.

! ‘***,v, i .A

A QUICK COMPANY CASSEROLE of ground beef, onion, stewed tomatoes, rice, bouillon and Tabasco is delicious.

TIPS ON ENTERTAINING

Happy is The Bride — Who is Gifted with Sterling

.. k ?

-•

t , I ■ i iiPMi

One of the world** moet entertaining figure*, famous movie butler Arthur Treacher is in real life a skilled host who can offer you many

helpful party pointer#.

Whatever the size of your next party, you can make it a big auccess for all concerned by observing a few simple do’s and don’ts,

• • — -i ■ m ■ — i. i , DO arrange your furniture to encourage “small talk” If too many chairs are gathered into a single grouping, guest* may feel they are addressing a meet-

ing when they speak up.

DON’T feel you must provide a wide variety of foods and beverages. Stick to a few wellknown liquor brands such as Walker’s DeLuxe 8-year*old

bourbon. In planning menus and

refreshments, follow

eocktail

_ — your

lighting. .Well-lit entranceways and hallways are a safety feature as well as a welcoming beacon. In the living room, a good distribution of lamps should cast a soft, even glow; harsh contrasts of light and dark areas

strain eyes and tempers

near mer-

DON’T forget to keep

the phone a list of local chants who stay open at night. Then if you need extra supplies in a hurry, you needn’t rack your brains to remember store

names and addresses.

DO learn the art of asking “The Big Question” to stimulate lagging conversation. A '‘man-woman” question is excellent : Are men or women better drivers? Is it true that a woman’s intelligence shows in

her face?

DON'T be thrown for a loss when someone knocks over a glass or a vase; sooner or later. It's bound to happen. Focus; attention away from the mishap —by moving the party to another room, or by starting a game or turning on the TV,

A novel idea for a bridal shower gift is to ‘‘package” a place Betting of sterling flatware as an old-fashioned nosegay.

The bouquet may be of real or «

artificial lowers, trimmed with sired—or desirabl

a lace paper doily. Wrap stems in foil, or green florists’ tape, AM 4 At* A -.4. •

and tuck the sterling pieces in among the blossoms. As a bonus, dangle tiny individual salt and pepper shakers from satin ribbons. If it’s a group gift, attach name tags to ribbons, too. There’s no bridal gift more de-

than star

ling. If the bride has received the traditional gift of sterlini flatware from her parents, she's welcome each additional settini that contributes to rounding <m her service. If she has not at ready received her sterling here’s a fine way to help her ge(

started.

Plenty of EAT in the MEAT With "Super-Right" Pork Loins

7 RIB PORTION

LOIN END PORTION

29:39

LB.

Center Cut Rib Pork Chops 49' Pork Loins m°*\.. 39 c Spare Ribs . .. L . 39'

EVERYDAY LOW BEEF PRICES

Chuck Roast .« 49c Chuck Roust boneless lb. 69c Rib Roast i™ 0 * ribs .... lb. 59c Ground Boot »super right" .. lb. 49c Rump Roast rotisserie .... lb. 95c Round Stoak center cut .... lb. 89c Sirloin Steak r s ight” lb. 99c

Cube Steak lb. 99c

Smoked Picnics

SMALL 410 6-LB. AVG.

LB.

Large Bologna

39c Beef Liver

THIN SLICED

Smoked Sausage lb. 59c Sliced Bacon (Ills. pkc. k«) ...

CfaaLc CHUCKWAGON OR JIFFY'S I’A-LB. QA* Jicarvd breaded veal pkg.

49c Halibut Steaks lb. 49c

Hi-C Drinks ORANGE OR GRAPE, FLORIDA FRUIT PUNCH, ORANGE-PINEAPPLE •5 .JSV QQ< J CANS O #

SAVE 40c — SPECIAL PACK

JANE PARKER FRESH DAILY Peach Pie

• 8-INCH 1-LB. 8-OZ.

CHERRY PIE ONLY 49c

JUMBO

9-LBS. 13-OZ.

Dash

.89

Nabisco

LORNA DOONE SHORTBREAD 10tf-O*. FIG NEWTONS 1-Lb. Box or Bag VANILLA WAFERS 12-Ox. Box

YOUR CHOICE

^ PKGS.

LOOK WHAT 10c BUYS! Cucumbers e* 10c Artichokes e* 10c Green Onions bunch 10c Jumbo YeHow Onions ... lb 10c Red Radishes pkg 10c DEL MONTE VALUES! Peas or Zucchini 3 «5$ 59c fStva# CREAM STYLE OR 4 1-LB. CQj* bOlaert Lom WHOLE kernel CANS Green Beans 4 «« 89c Cpaj-U Etcrn* SUNNYBROOK -J DOZ. rf rresn eggs grade "a”, med. j ctns. Sliced American l». 49c Spanish Bar Cake p«'„ only 29c

FRESHLIKE 10c SALE Golden Sweet Peas 10c Golden Corn ^ k £ n l e e l . .. 10c Cut Spinach T^t D «n 10c Peas & Carrots «n 10c Grean Beans K ST . Y “... 10c Comet Cleanser Itor. 21c 2 «« 29c

Joy

1-PT. 6-OZ.

7c OFF PACK .

67c . 2

12-OT.

SIZE

•LBS. 10-OZ.

CAN

37c 66c

Light Spry

PRICES GOOD THRU SAT, MAY 9, 1964