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. . . 90 GATEWAY L.!g .'-i - Seldom used method prepares quick, easy home-ironed meals SKUNK KREEK INN Boulder's only 3.2 Nlte Club with livo entertainment and dancing. Located in rear of Base Mar Shopping Center Boulder, Colorado Appearing this week: Direct from California FLESH Anyone 18 or over admitted Hungry for a grilled cheese sandwich or a cheesedog? Iron one. Ironing is an easy, available and seldom used method for heating food. All you need is an ironing board or pad, a hot iron and aluminum foil. shelly kolkowski crumbs For a grilled cheese sandwich, place the desired amount of cheese between two bread slices. Lightly butter the outside of the sandwich. To avoid soggy bread and insure toasting, be stingy with the butter. Wrap the sandwich in aluminum foil. Set the iron at its highest temperature and place sandwich next to it or under it. Try not to let the iron's weight rest on the sandwich and crush the bread. Iron each side of the sandwich for seven to 10 minutes. Hotdogs also take well to the iron. Slice a hotdog in half, place on a buttered slice of bread and cover with cheese. Wrap the sandwich in buttered aluminum foil and iron for 15 minutes. You also can iron garlic bread. Butter a slice of bread or a hamburger bun, sprinkle with garlic salt and Parmesan cheese. Wrap in foil and iron. Baked beans wrapped in foil also can be heated with an iron. Combine with a cheese sandwich or hotdog, add a glass of milk and a candy bar and your meal is complete. Some of the rules to remember while ironing food. Never let the iron come into direct contact with the food; the food will burn and the iron will be a mess to clean. And never go off without first turning the iron off. Overheated irons can start fires. One last word about the hibachis mentioned in last week's column. The use of charcoal in a closed room creates carbon monoxide, a ' poisonous gas. So, if you are going to cook with a hibachi, make sure you use it in ah open and well-ventilated area. ( K v 1 We Need Jan public!) Lincoln Transportation System Board Mental Health Planning Committee Past President, Lincoln league of Women Voters Lancaster County Coals and Policies Committee fv stcster County Comnrntlane' . i a I'M ICE CREAM EMPORIUM Enjoy these ' old-time Treats 17th & Van Dorn Open until 10 p.m. Closed Monday LANCASTER COUNTY JUDGE a race where your vote can really make a difference Ten men are running for County Judge - two wifl be elected. Here's why JEFF CHEUVRONT is one of the two best choices: one of Lincoln's outstanding young lawyers whose own colleagues elected him Chairman of the Taxation Section and member of the Executive Committee, Young Lawyer's Section, Nebraska State Bar Association, an attorney whose years of experience practicing in the County Court have provided him with a maturity beyond, his age. a graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Law, whose exceptional academic record included Order of the Coif and Board of Editors, Nebraska Law Review, a lecturer on probate, taxation and estate Dlannina: part-time instructor, University of Nebraska College of Law. a candidate whose concept of justice and concern for his fellow man have earned him the respect of both his professional and civic associates. Make a difference on November 7th- put your vote where his name is! jr h J tr r i i i L A' . ,, '" , m ..,i n if oM by Cheuvronl lor County Judgt Committee. Dick Young, 2632 Rathbone Road -Chairman; Fred Kauflman, 2845 Manse-Treasurer. Notary publics provided today ASUN Senate is providing notary publics to notarize absentee ballots in the north conference room of the Union from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. .- i y I vTiR I in DANCING NIGHTLY! i fl PITCHERS -12 to 6p.m.' NOW PLAYING: D.J. LotiM Deen Cenekei r sound; -YOUR (only 300 ft, from Campus) BURGER CHEF SPECIAL Super Chef, F.F. and small drink with student I.D 79c Offer Good Till Nov. 8, 1972 INTERESTED IN AN INTERNATIONAL CAREER? (jit) MR. ALLEN WELCH will be on the campus Wednesday November 8, 1972 to discus qualifications for advanced study at THUNDERIIRD ORADUATI SCHOOL and job opportunities in the field of INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT Interviews may be scheduled at Placement Office THUNDERIIRD ORADUATI SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL MANAOIMENT Glendale, Arizona SS301 Affiliated with Th Anwicin Mantgtmint Aitoclitlon page 10 daily nebraskan friday, november 3, 1972