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VISA-KlVivvy 1983 J C Penney Company. Inc ' Nike* shoes available at stores, with Sporting Goods Departments only. Brickyard, Downtown Hammond, Ford City, Fox Valle^benter, Gary Village, Golf Mill, JOIiet Mall, Lakehurst, Lincoln Mall, Marquette Mall, Klorth Riverside Park, Orland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mall, Winston Plaza, Woodfield, Yorktown I Coupon clipper 132c" k Double coupona breed their share K of problems. v *' »letter from Kty Silver of Beach, N.Y., who bad a dou- ij «w coupon problem and stood up for < her rights. It's a good example of how a supermarket will coniider the . problems caused by Its offers and ; Are loyal customers the "benefit of ; the doubt." fc She writes: "Grand Union recent- 2 ly ran a double coupon promotion. I 'V purchased a substantial amount of groceries, including a package of pork chops costing 18.50. When I handed the cashier my Adolph's "$1 Off On Any Meat Item" coupon, she said that the store's double coupon offer did not apply to produce or meat. I called her attention to Grand Union's advertisement which stated: "We'll double the coupon value on all manufacturers* money Stuffed cheeseburgers satisfy hungry students By All NEA1 Alleen Claire > Food Editor A super cheeseburger, about 5 to Inches round, certainly will get the youngsters' attention. It is a novel, tasty way to serve a group of school children -- with less work than usual, ln f act, this is one they can do themselves, with a little supervision with the oven. They'll also like the changing flavors of stuffed savory burgers, seasoned differently each time they ire prepared. SUPER CHEESEBURGER 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce on meat. Bake until cooked through, 35 to 40 minutes. Sprinkle with shredded Cheddar cheese, if desired. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 portions. 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1 cup dry bread crumb (unseasoned), divided 2 Mi teaspoons Worcestershire sauce, divided Impounds ground beef to cup chopped onion lto teaspoons salt to cup ketchup Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In medium bowl, place 3 tablespoons of tomato sauce; set remaining sauce aside. Stir in cheese, to cup of the mead crumbs, 1 egg and to teaspoon Worcestershire sauce; 'mix well and set aside. In large bowl, place beef, onion, salt and remaining tomato sauce, to cup bread crumbs, l egg and 1 to teas­ poons Worcestershire sauce; mix well. Place 2 Vt cups of the beef mixture on a Jelly roll pai\ or shallow baking pan. Pat into a 7 to-inch circle. Spoon reserved cheese mixture on top; pat into a 5 to-inch circle. Place remaining beef mixture on top of cheese; pat down, sealing in cheese. Combine ketchup and remaining to teas­ poon Worcestershire sauce; brush STUFFED SAVORY BURGER8 - 1 to pounds ground beef to cup finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 to teaspoons salt 5 to 6 slices (1 ounce each) pro­ cessed American cheese About Vi cup weet pickle relish 5 to 6 hamburger buns, split and toasted In large bowl, lightly mix beef, onion, parsley, salt and 2 teas­ poons Worcestershire sauce. Shape into 10 or 12 flat patties. Ar­ range a folded cheese slice and 2 teaspoons sweet pickle relish on half of the patties. Top with re­ maining patties; press edges lightly together to seal. Brush both sides with Worcestershire sauce. Place on a rack under a preheated hot broiler until cooked as desired, turning once. Serve on toasted buns. VARIATIONS: Stuffed Sesame Burgers: To seasoned ground beef mixture add 3 tablespoons sesame seed; mix lightly. Shape, stuff and cook as directed above. Stuffed Carrot Burgers: Te seasoned ground beef mixture add to cup shredded carrot; mix light­ ly. Shape, stuff and cook as directed above. This kitchen- tested recipe makes 5 to 6 por­ tions. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) saving coupons!!!' "She wouldn't budge and, not wan­ ting to delay the line, I let her ring my Adolph's coupon up for $1. "When I got home, I considered the situation. The Grand Union ad had said thst double coupons applied to all manufscturers' coupons. In small print it Mid that 'free product coupons' were excluded, but I didn't consider the Adolph's coupon to be a free product coupon. I asked myself, was this false advertising? I decided to write to Grand Union and ask them this question. "Severs! weeks lster I received their reply which I would like to shsre with your readers: "According to the information you presented, you most certainly should have had your Adolph's $1 coupon doubled. "we have once again outlined our Double Coupon policy to each of our store managers and asked them to communicate same to all of their store employees so this type of situa­ tion will not recur In the future. 'If you present this letter to the manager on your next visit, he will be happy to refund the additional $1 you should have received. 'Thank you for bringing this mat­ ter to our attention." Kay says she was more than pleas­ ed with the response and very glad that she took the time to let the supermarket know how she felt. DOUBLE COUPON TIPS: Some coupon clippers call double coupons "Coupon Heaven." It is an event they eagerly waitfor and when it does arrive, they're ready with their high-value coupons, the ones that, when doubled, often result in getting an ittfh free. But get to the store early. Everyone else in town may have saved coupons for that same brand! If the store offering double coupons is some distance from your home (I've heard of people traveling 100 miles for double coupons), call the store and make sure you know the rules and restrictions of their double coupon offer. Here's a refund form to write for: A $1.20 refund. Jergens Lotion- Enriched Soap Refund Form Re­ quest, P.O. Box il44 Maple Plain, MN. 55393. Requests must be receiv­ ed by Nov. 1,1983. This offer expires Dec. 31, 1963. Save two stickers or hang tags with the product name). Here is this week's list of refund offers. Stsrt looking for the required refund forms, which you can obtain st the supermarket, in newspaper and magazine advertisements and from trading with frienda. Mean­ while, start collecting the needed proofs of purchase as detailed below. Remember, some offers are not available in all areas of the coun­ try. Today's refund offers have a value of $11. Miscellaneous Non-Food Products (File No. 12-A) These offers require refund forms: AMERICAN GREETINGS Strawberry Shotcake Print Offer. Receive a 9 and a half -inch -by- 12- inch three-dimensional Strawberry Shortcake print, personally Inscrib­ ed. Send the required refund form and three proofs of purchase from American Greetings Strawberry Shotcake products, plus $1 postage and handling. The proof of purchase is the words "Strawberry Short­ cake". or "American Greetings" from any American Greetings pro­ duct. Expires Dec. 31,1983. EKCO Barbecue Tools $1 Refund. Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbol from one of the following Ekco Plastic Handle Barbecue Tools: (53301) 16 and a half -inch Turner; or (53381) 16 and a half -inch Fork; or (53641) 16 and a half-inch Brush. In­ clude the register tape with the pur­ chase price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. D-CON $2 Offer. Receive four 50- cent coupons for any d-Con insec­ ticide products. Send the required refund form and the proof of pur­ chase from the can of d-Con Bug Killer that hss the refund form onlt. tape with the purchase price and the Universal Product Code number written on the form. Ex­ pires Dec. 31,1984. MEAD $1 Cash Refund. Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbol, along with the register tape with the purchase prices circled from four Mead "WirebOund notebooks. Note that you can buy one or two of any 120, 150, 180 or 200 -sheet Mesd notebooks, but no more than two of any one book to complete your pur­ chase of four items. Expires March 31 1984 ROYAL OAK $1.50 Cash Refund. Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbols from 40 pounds of Royal Oak Char­ coal (two 20-pound or four 10-pound or one 20-pound and two 10-pound bags). Expires Dec. 31* 1983. SCRIPTO $1 Refund. Send the re­ quired refund form and the Univer­ sal Product, Code symbol from the specially marked package of Scripto Erasable "PeiR Value Pack, along with the register tape with the pur­ chase price circled. Look for the form on the package Expires March 31,1984. Bonus! This doesn't require a re­ fund form: EXCALIBUR Refund, P.O. Box PM 487, El Paso, Texas 79988. Receive a $2 refund. Send the Universal Product Code symbol from the Excalibur Instant Car- nauba Car War and the register tape with the purchase price circled. No form is necessary. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. * I { Top fish with mustard sauce By AILEEN CLAIRE NEA Food Editor The French have a way with preparing fish and creating the sauces that go with it. A creamy mustard sauce, for example, tops broiled fish fillets, adding a flavor that makes this simple dish a true gourmet's delight. Serve a simple salad with this and perhaps fonds d'artichauts (artichoke bottoms) that have been quartered and sauteed in butter and herbes de Provence. A true Frenchman also would serve pommes frltes (french fries) and a crisp dry wine, Muscadet. POISSON A LA MOUTARDE (Fish with Mustard Sauce) 6 large flounder or sole fillets Salt and pepper 6 tablespoons melted butter y« cup Dijon mustard ~ to cup heavy cream to cup sour cream 3 tablespoons finely chopped cornichons (midget French gherkins) Sprinkle fish with salt and pep­ per on both sides. Brash half the butter on shaUow broiler pan. Brush remaining butter on fish. Place fish fUlets side by side on pan and broil until fish flakes. Drain Juices from pan. Combine remaining ingredients In small bowl and stir until well blended. Spread thick layer of mixture over top of fish. Place under broiler and broil until lightly browned. 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