The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 September 1964 — Page 18

Page 18 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

Jaco’^ J. Eitel with his father, John Eitel. came to GreencaStle in June of 1908. They spent the summer building g-eenhouses and started into

business officially in the fall of that this operation could not the same year. Their first in- provide enough flowers to meet stallation was located on Mel- the demand. In the year of rose Avenue and was operated 1910 the first retail store was until 1958 when it was found (opened on the corner of Vine

Chop-Chop Pinners

By JOAN O’SULLIVAN IF* YOU'RE a working wife, who streaks in from the office and cooks with her hat on, today's recipes belong in your file. They're for dinners that can be prepared chop-chop, then tossed into the oven to bake while >tu remove your hat, change your clothes, set the table and get ready to announcc* “Dinner is served ’. ( <linplete Meal jrhe Baked Pork Chop Dinrdh is a meal complete with c friots and whole small onions. Irhe vegetables may be canr id or fresh. If the latter, cook tl»m ahead the night before so tliey’ll be ready to add to the ciiop bake before it goes into tf^e oven. The flavor secret of the retire is the Florida orange juice s ^ice used for basting. Its street flavor is picked up by the pfck with delicious results. Afiunst Cooks Itself •Pork Chops Creole, our secoMth entree, practically cooks

imelf.

^Canned tomato soup, artfully sijasoned with Tabasco, salt and ofegano, is poured over chops r •*:! sliced onions, flavoring the meat as it cooks. Add noodles of rice and the meal is com-

plete .

'The recipes follow: BAKED PORK CHOP DINNER r 6 pork chops c. Florida orange juice 2 tsp. salt tsp. pepper tsp. dry mustard ^4 tbsp. brown sugar 'l fl-lb.) can whole onions, drained, or 12 small white tpnions, cooked and drained 3 (1-lb. 1 can carrots, drained ir 12 medium carrots, quartered, cooked and 11 drained 1 Florida orange, thinly slic-

THESE PORK ( HOPS Creole are cooked in canned tomtao soup that has been artfully seasoned with peppery Tabasco.

Trim fat from chops and place them in large shallow baking dish. Combine orange juice, salt, pepper, dry mustard and brown sugar; pour over chops. Bake in moderate oven, 350° F . for 45 min., basting ocasion-

ally.

Add drained onions, carrots, orange slices; bake 15 min. longer, basting once or twice. Serves 6. PORK ( HOPS CREOLE 8 pork chops, about ^4 in. thick. 2 onions, sliced

’2 tsp. Tabasco , 2 tsp. salt ^ tsp. powdered oregano 1 can tomato soup Trim excess fat off chops and place them in large baking dish. Arrange sliced onions over chops. Mix Tabasco, salt and oregano with tomato soup. Pour over pork chops. Bake in moderate oven, 350° F . for 1 hour or until chops are fork-tender. Serve with seasoned rice, baked potatoes or buttered noodles.

and Franklin Streets where the Greencastle Automotive Supply is now located, formerly Scott’s garage. In the fall of 1928 the retail outlet was moved to Washington street. In 1933 Kenneth J .Eitel began working part time in the store and after completing his education devoted a full time working schedule in this fast groming firm. After three years in the service, Kenneth Eitel returned to Greencastle and with his father as a partner, moved to their present modern store. Jacob J. Eitel, who is the oldest active merchant in Greencastle, joins with Kenneth Eitel in extending an invitation to the county residents to visit t’-e store. In their constant effort to bring to their customers the finest possible flow-ers in the widest selection at the most reasonable prices, it would be enlightening for you to look over their normal stock of Mile High Denver Carnations flown weekly from Colorado, and a wide selection of California flowers flown by jet only twenty-four hours after being cut in San Francisco. You will also find a selection of Australian Cymbidium and Japhette Orchids and Hawiianian Anthirrium. Any lady who visits our store whose 56th birthday is either September 24. 25, or 26 will receive a lovely orchid corsage. Eitel’s Flowers also carries a complete stock of specially selected artificial flowers and plants, Fenton and Morgantown colored glassware, Haeger Red Wing. Dessau Imports. and Treasure Craft potteries. Two to three times a year Mr. Eitel makes trips to the different marts to enable him to purchase the newest and latest designs In merchandise —frequently directly from the importer from Hong Kong and other parts of the Orient, and Italy to give his customers the finest at the lowest possible cost. Eitels’ Flowers have continued to progress with their industry offering World-Wide Flowers by Wire and many other services Including their fine wedding service—one of ten such services offered in the United States and recognized by the F.T.D. as extremely helpful to brides and their families.

plained. “Thus, it can be put on before the dew has completely evaporated so painting can usually get underway earlier in the morning. And because this new type of paint dries so quickly, it is not as likely to be harmed by sudden showers. However,” he continued, “each type of paint has its advantages and the home owner would be wise to discuss his particular situation with his painter or paint dealer before making a choice. That way he can be certain he will get the type of paint best suited to his needs.”

Local Jeweler Attends Session Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason of Mason Jewelers just returned from Fort Wayne where they attended the Indiana Watchmakers convention. The highlights of the program was Max Schwartz, technical director of Bulova, explaining the new Accueton, the first electric

timepiece.

Another interesting seminar was by Robert Crowning-

I Shield of Gemological Institute of America. Mr. CrowningShield explained the price structure and availability of colored

gems.

Plan Ccmpainn On Radio, TV NEW YORK UPI — An organization of SO prominent Americans launched a $500,000 radio-television campaign Tuesday to counter propaganda

“saturation tactics” of the John Birch Society and other “utlraright" groups. The group, headed by Dr. Arthur Larson, former director of the U. S. Information Service USIS, said its purpose was to “expose and correct the principal errors currently propagated by radical reactionary organizations.” It said these organizations — and it named 13 of them — now produce 7,000 weekly radio and television programs at a cost of $10 million a year.

"fPIlafc _ _ A BAKU) PORK CHOI* dinner, complete with vegetables, is easy to prepare. It’s meal. A sauce made with Florida orange juice gives the chops sweet flavor.

a one-dish

Exterior Painting (hannes flntprl Traditionally, outdoor activity around the home slows down when Nature begins to paint the trees with vivid color. But tradition seems to be changing, at least as far as exterior painting is concerned. More and more homeowners are discovering that fall is a fine time for house painting. This summary of changing patterns in exterior painting comes from Melvin L. Gaston, manager of the Sherwin-Wil-liams branch at 14-16 North Jackson Street. “The change makes good sense,” he said. "By fall, the exterior siding of a house has been thoroughly dried out by the summer sun. This means there is far less danger of trapping blister-forming moisture in the wood. Furthermore, when painting is done in cooler weather, the painter can work more comfortably and efficiently. Also, there are fewer insects to get caught in the fresh coat of paint and leave unsightly marks.” Both conventional oil-base and the newer latex house paints lend themselves to fall application, although the latter may have a slight edge in this situation, according to Gaston. "Our A-100 latex house paint, for example, may be applied overa damp surface,” he ex-

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