The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 February 1966 — Page 3

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A continuous amperage control and a long duty cycle are features normally found only on large, expensive industrial arc welders, but now these advantages have become available in smaller units suitable for farm, home, small shop and service station use. The above model, for example, has both continuous amperage control and an increased duty cycle, A positive, silent slide bar control allows selection of an exact amperage from 30 to 180 and 40 to 230 amps. The duty cycle is rated at 20, 30, 60 and 100 per cent, increasing welding output up to 50 per cent over standard 20 per cent duty cycle on other welders. An electrode jack plug allows a choice of high or low range voltage. The unit is available from Montgomery Ward. The welder meets or exceeds R.E.A. and N.E.M.A. requirements and its UL listed. It can be operated on 220-440 volt, single phase AC current, 50-60 cycle. Its measurements are 25x18x12 inches and it has a printed chart showing proper rod size to use for general welding. It comes complete with ground cable and clamp electrode cable and holder, fiber glass helmet and an assortment of electrodes and a complete instruction manual. The 180 amp. model has a range from 30 to 180 amps and the 230 amp. welder has & range from 40 to 230 amps.

Try Something Novel

JOAN O’SULLIVAN

«• jx you wish they’d invent } Something new to eat, then * you’re in, exactly the right 2 mood to try some new recipes, t The trio presented today are * offbeat suggestions we think

• you’ll like.

V Two of. them are egg dishes the Spanish style. Both star • Spanish olives.

| Baked Eggs

■ One, which is delightfully • simple to make, bakes the eggs lover chopped ham and Switzer- * land’s Gruyere cheese, which is . grated. Olives and cream top

off the dish.

Another, which is heaven, «teams eggs with sausage, garlic

!and tomato.

I For a fish entree, today’s •Dilled Salmon Roll is delicious.

FLAKY BISCUIT pastry is used to make Dilled Salmon Roll. Dill pickles are the surprise ingredient in the filling.

|The salmon is sparked with the (flavor of dill pickles, onion and {parsley, It’s great! | BAKED EGGS | WITH OLIVES t % lb. cooked ham, » chopped j % c. grated Switzerland i Gruyere cheese V | 8 eggs I c. sliced pimiento- ♦ stuffed olives 4 Salt and pepper | r A c. cream Place ham in baking dish, 4 pressed individual casseroles or arge (10 oz.) custard cups. Sprinkle cheese over ham. Break eggs into dish; sprinde wtih olives, salt and pepper.

Pour cream over top. Bake at 350* F. for 10 m or until eggs are set Serves 4. SPANISH EGGS FLAMEXCA 2 tbsp. finely chopped onion % lb. sausage meat, chopped 1 clove garlic, crushed 2 large tomatoes, chopped 1V2 c. cooked peas m c. cooked green beans 1 tbsp. chopped parsley Is c. chopped pimientostuffed olives 1 tsp. salt % tsp. pepper

YOU’LL SAY “OLE!” when you sample this Spanish specialty dish combining eggs, ham and Switzerland Gruyere.

6 eggs

Combine onion, sausage meat and garlic. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until sausage is browned and thoroughly cooked, Drain off drip-

pings.

Add tomatoes, peas, green beans, parsley, olives, salt and pepper; mix well. Place in oiled 2-qt. casserole. Break eggs over top of vegetable mixture. Season with additional salt and pepper. Bake in moderate oven, 350° F., for 20 to 25 min. or until eggs are set. Serves 6. DILLED SALMON ROLL % c. milk 2 c. prepared biscuit mix 2 (7% oz.) cans salmon, drained, boned and

flaked

% c. choped dill pickles 1 egg, slightly beaten 2 tbsp. chopped onion 1 tbsp. choped parsley 1 (10 Vs oz.) can condensed cream of asparagus soup 1 tbsp. dill pickle liquid Add milk all at once to biscuit mix. Stir with fork into soft dough. Beat 15 strokes. Turn out into lightly floured surface; knead gently 10 times. Roll out to 15x10 in. rectangle. Combine salmon, dill pickles, egg, onion and parsley. Spread mixture over biscuit rectangle. Roll up jelly-roll fashion. Place on greased baking sheet, seam-side down, in a “U” shape. Slice roll into 12 portions without cutting all the way through. Turn each slice on its side so that the filling shows. Bake at 375° F. for 30 min. Garnish with water cress mid dill pickle strips if desired. Meanwhile, heat undiluted soup with pickle liquid. Serve with salmon roll. Serves 6.

Wilson Supports US. Viol Policy LONDON UPI — Leftwing members of Parliament from Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Labor party today faced a challenge from the British leader to start criticizing Peking and Hanoi as much as they have the United States over the Viet Nam war. s' • ■ In a scathing attack Tuesday night in the House of Commons, Wilson reiterated his support of U.S. Viet Nam policy and denounced a telegram sent to Washington by JM) Laborite M.P.’s who do not like the way President Johnson is handling the war. Rightwing Laborite leaders quickly backed the prime minister by cabling President Ho Chi Minh of Communist North Viet Nam a plea to “leave the battle for the conference table.” They urged him to accept United Nations Secretary General Thant’s “recommendation to

agree to negotiate. 1 * 1 None of the rebel Laborites signed the cable. In his speech to Parliament, Wilson said Hanoi might be inclined to make peace in Viet Nam except for the “malevolent pressures” by Communist China. “I should like to have seen the ‘peace-for-Viet-Nam’ lobby outside the Chinese embassy demanding that the Chinese government should use their influence—or at least diminish their malevolent pressures on Hanoi —^preventing Hanoi from following what might be her natural inclinations to make peace,” Wilson declared.

Mode a Choice PITMAN, N. J. UPI — Two budget proposals drafted by community planners were overwhelmingly rejected in referendum Tuesday. But on the same ballot, all the incumbents on the planning board were returned to office.

THE “BEN BARKA SCANDAL”—Investigation in the “Ben Barka Scandal” in Paris finds Abdelkader Ben Barka (right, front) and one of his attorneys arriving at court. He is a brother of THE Ben Barka, Mehdi Ben Barka (lower left), exiled Moroccan leftist leader who disappeared in Paris, and authorities are trying to learn if it happened through cloak-and-dagger connivance of Moroccan Interior Minister Gen. Mohammed Oufkir (upper left) and some Paris police and underworld figures. France and Morocco withdrew ambassadors over the “Ben Barka Scandal." (Gdblephotoo).

FINAL CLEARANCE All winter sale merchandise, Ladies, Infants and Girls wear. Boys wear

BEDUCED 50% Ladies: Dresses, Sportswear, Millineary, Winter gowns, PJ/s, nite shirts, odd lots of bras and slips, robes. .... ■ t Dresses sportswear, sleepwear and miscellaneous

items.

Infants: Pram suits, coats, playwear and diaper sets.

Boys:

Coats and raincoats, sweaters, knit and woven

.shirts, PJ/s, Corduroy trousers.

BEDUCED 50%

IN GREENCASTII SINCE 190»

SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8:30

—Club Group Continued from Page 1) the district competition. Mrs. Van Cleave was honored at a tea in October which was given by the Putnam County Federation of clubs in recognition of her entry winning the State Federation of Womens Clubs art contest and Senator Birch Bayh’s invitation to attend the “Art Caravan” opening in

The Dally Banner, Greancastla, Indiana

Wednesday, February 9, 1966

Washington, D.C. Mrs. Nettie Utt was named the Putnam County “Volunteer of the Year” in the Status of Woman competition. Mrs. Utt has given unstintingly of her time and talents in the Mental Health field. The Putnam County “Jewel” of Federated Club work named was Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker

who has worked to further the goals of the Federation of Womens Club Work on a local, county, district, state and national level. Plans were made to arranga for a chartered bus tour of historic places in Vincennes In tha spring. This club tour Is open to any club member who is in-

terested.

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