TllURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1956
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTY ONE
SANDWICH LUNCH I KE CUBES Make some rich chicken stock salt, whole cloves and whole all-
' An ice cube tray which holds :wjth chicken jblcl win Ups spice. When the giblets are ten
Make cheese sandwiches and two cups of water will make a . . . . ni.. r. 'der the broth Is ready. Chill, theo
then grill them in Duller in a pound of Ice cubes. necks, bony back piece.. Cover remove 4 fat wilh neavy
heavy skillet. Serve for lunch with , - - . . . , . . the chicken parts with water andlCream m& curry powder to taste,
crisp bacon, currant jelly and Ever make a tomato-juice slier- add a small onion and a carrot,Serve as a cold soup with chopped
salad. i bet? Good with cold roast beef, some celery leaves, peppercorns, 1 chives.
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ARTHUR R. GERLACH, left, will fake over early in October
as fisheries agent tor the Oregon Game Commission tor
the Klamath District. At right is Kenneth R. Cochrun who
has been fisheries and game agent here since February
4, 1950, who is being transferred to Portland.
1 rthur Gerlach To Take
Wer As Fisheries Agent
When Ken Cochrun goes to Port
id as fisheries agent for the Ore-
n Game Commission in October,
principal duties will center on
adromous fish.
rhese fish, he explains, are
se which come into spawn in
sh water and return to salt
ler as their main habitat, as
posed to catadromous fish which
iwn in salt water and live in
fish water.
SCochrun worked the summers of
lf4S and 1949 for the game com-!
rnjssion at Diamond Lake and
came to Klamath Falls in Feb
ruary, 1950. lie was graduated
from Oregon State College in 1949
w)th a bachelor's degree in science
from the department of fisher
ies. With his wife and son, Mark.
h will make his home in Portland
atj 7457 SE 78th Avenue.
Replacing Cochrun here as fish
eries agent will be Arthur R. Ger
lach who was a classmate at Ore-
gon State and comes to Klamath
Falls from Newport where he has
been fisheries agent since Novem
ber, 1951.
Gerlach started working for the
game commission during the sum-1
mer ot 1946 at East Lake and
Paulina Lake. Until his graduation
from OSC in 1949, he worked sum
mer surveys in the Wallowa
mountains and the lakes and res
ervoirs in the Elkhorn range. One
summer he was on a special sur
vey lor the commission on the
Clackamas River.
For a year and a half before
transferring to Newport, he worked
on striped bass in the Coos Bay
area and a special salmon tagging
program at Pacific City.
He is married and has a son
and daughter and they are look
ing for a place to live in Klamath
Falls. Gerlach said they would pre
fer renting for a while in anticipa
tion of buying their home here.
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