FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON-
PAGE NINE
Tips On Meat
You Keep In
New Freezer .
You can't get out of 1 home
freezer whit you don't put Into It.
Freeilng' doesn't Improve the
quality of foods or make them
more tender. So If you want the
juiciest end best meats, buy them
that way.
One way to save money and
atlll have superior meats, Is to
buy large cuts and have the butch'
er divide them into smaller, meal
size portions.
Here are some helpful suites
tions:
To prepare for freezing, all cuts
should be trimmed and shaped
bone and fat removed: stew meats
boned and cubed; beef for hum
burger ground.
Two pieces of freezer : paper
should be placed between individ
ual servings of meat, such as
steak, ground-beef patties or chops.
This makes It easier to separate
them while they're still frozen.
To prepare broilers for freezing,
split lengthwise down the back and
discard the breastbone. Cut all
slewing fowl and fryers into the
usual pieces. Separate the pieces
with a double thickness of wrap
ping material and wrap the num
ber of pieces you want in one
package. -
For roasters, thoroughly clean
but don't stuff before freezing.
Wrap giblets separately In freez
er paper and put in cavity of
roaster. Tie wings and legs to
body, then wrap the whole bird
tightly in wrapping paper. Seal
with tape and wrap in stockinette
tor second' paper.
As for fish, they should, be froz
en as soon as possible alter catch
ing. Clean and dress and wash.
Small fish should be frozen whole,
larce ones in steaks or filets.
Wash scallops or shrimps in a
salt-water solution Ci cup salt to
1 gallon water) before packaging
and freezing. Drain and use the
same method for packaging that
you did for meat. Lobsters and
crabs should be removed from
their shells and steamed until
they're thoroughly done. Then
wrap, seal and freeze.
Meat should be frozen immed
iately after wrapping, at zero de
grees. This Is done, by putting
the meat or fish or fowl in the
quick-freeze compartment, or along
the freezer's sides or en the bot
tom, j .
Don't put (he unfrozen meat next
to food already frozen because it
might cause some thawing. And
allow space for air to circulate
between the packages. Don't over
load the freezer past, its Instruc
tion manual specifications.
Aims Of Rotary :
Given At Meeting
DUNSMUIR An Insight into
. the meaning of Rotary and Rotary
alms was the subject of the pro
gram at the' Rotary luncheon at
the Hotel Dunsmulr on Wednesday.
Dr. J. w. Reynolds was the apeak-
er'
J J. Morgan Jones," motel "ewner,:
.: was welcomed as a new member at
, the meeting. Quests at the lunch
eon included Cecil Turner of Oak
land and F. J. Walterman of San
Leandro. Montgomery Wa"d representative.1-.
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Two Yrekans
Plead Guilty
WEED Two Yrekans pleaded
guilty in the Weed Judicial Court
last week at their appearances be
fore Judge Kenneth Stone for viola
tions of the fish and game law.
Fred William Santos, 30, was
fined S25 for failing to punch
pheasant date tags. .
Fred Symington, 48, paid a fine
of $100 for having no pheasant tags
In possession and for having a
loadeo gun .in his auto. He was
arrested at the Gazelle Pheasant
Cooperative area November 19.
Oame Warden Jay Alayton Spotts
Happy Camp, booked both men
with the Weed Police Department.
November Cold Snap
Sets New Records
PORTLAND I Tht November
cold snap set some records here,
the Weather Bureau reported
Thursday. ,
From Nov. 12 through 17 the
temperature stayed below freeilng,
equalling a November record; the
13-degree temperature Nov. 15 was
the record low for that early and
the second lowest for the whole
month In 84 years of records; and
the 6.4 inches of snow was the
heaviest November fall since ISIS.
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County Xmas Bureau Open
The Klamath County Christmas
Bureau Is now open for business,
announced Paul Campbell, chair
man of the bureau. The bureau was
organized at the request of Mayor
Paul Landry. The bureau may be
contacted by calling 6096, the Unit
ed Fund office.
The bureau has been organized
as a clearing house for bequests
and for aid to the needy of Klamath
Bailee articles, luck elan, chine,
eleetrical etplieiKee ens' musicol in
stremeats shiuM e nwrktd "Fragile."
FMditufb theuM at marked "fcriiri
ablet" if subject li ipeilegc.
County. It will not conflict with
the aid programs of any other or
ganizations, or individuals, in Klam
ath Falls.
The bureau has three main aims:
to give food baskets to needy fami
lies at Christmas: to give both
food and toys to families and to
give toys to those families needing
them. o
The bureau will sponsor a public
forum, time to be announced later,
of churches, fraternal organisations
una individuals to aiscres vnnsi-
mas needs.
Any donations from Individuals
sent to the bureau will be chan
neled through the bureau to various
organizations who are doing the
actual expenditure job.
Besides the Chairman Campbell,
the bureau consists of Rex Dye.'
Mrs. lsabelle Brixner, Lt. Jack
(irable. Salvation Army. Harold
Hendrickson, county member; Mrs.
Altha Urquharl. E. D. Hickman
and Jack Mitchell.
Realtors To Gather In KF Thursday For Conference
A day-long real estate education
al conference for broken and sales
men of Klamath and Lake counties
will be held -at the Wlllard Hotel
Thursday, December S from a a.m.
to 4 p.m.
Oregon's Real Estate Department
with Ragnor o. Johnson, commis
sioner, and Burton W. Dunn, edu
cational supervisor, la cooperating
with the Klamath Board of Realtors
in sponsoring this conference. Simi
lar conferences will be held each
vear in 16 population centers In
Oregon, according to Commissioner
Johnson. Different phases of the
real estate business will be treated
each year, said Johnson, so it is
important that all salesmen and
brokers attend each conference if
they are to keep abreast with Ore
gon's rapidly expanding real estate
business.
Minister To Visit
Chiloquin Area
CHILOQUIN The Rev. Burton
Bastuscheck. Willamette University
professor and director of town and
country churches, will visit this
area Saturday and Sunday and will
be guest speaker at the three local
Methodist churches Sunday. He
has chosen as his topic "The
Church and the Community." He
will appear In the pulpit at Fort
Klamath at 8:30 a.m.. In Chiloquin
at 11 a.m., and at the Williamson
River Mission at 3 p.m.
The Rev. Bastuscheck has been
in Oregon for two years after
years of community relations work
in Iowa and Pennsylvania. He tries
to visit some Oregon community
each weekend and this will be his
first Klamath County visit. He will
be accompanied by his wife, his
son who Is a sophomore in high
school and by Frieda Kirk, a Chilo
quin gin wno is a sophomore at Wil
lamette University.
Oregon was the first atata In the
Union to enact a real estate license
law, and la now taking a poaition
of leadership with It'i education
program for licensees. Provision
for this education program was
made by the 1955 Oregon Legisla
ture through an Increase of license
feea and the employment of a full
time educational supervisor.
Dunn worked with a local com
mittee consisting of Vernon Durant,
president of the Klamath Board ot
Realtors; Al Longe, chairman; Cal
Peyton, Ron Fisher and Id Chll
cote committee members, In set
ting up the December 8 confer-
ence. "Community Relations and
Ethics." and "Your Money's Worth
in Advertising." "Legal Fundamen
tal In Real Estate," and "Profes
sionalizing Real Estate" are topics
to be discussed at the conference.
A question and anawer period will
he neui at the end of each session
to make the conference practical
ana applicable to local real estate
conditions.
The noon luncheon will be held
at the Wlllard Hotel.
The all day workshop to be held
December I will replace the regu
lar luncheon meeting normally held
Wednesday, December 7. For furth
er Information oa the eonferene
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