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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1959)
HERALD AXD NEWS. Klamath Kails. Orp Monrlav. .Inlv fi. IflnO I - - ' IJu J ' 1 I "W ' ;'r THE LARGE-SIZE FREEZERS 21-25 cubic feet allow a homemaker to take ad vantage of unexpected bargains. This size often works out best for large families. It's also best for the homemaker who likes to freeie large quantities of fruit and vegetables at one time . ; . still leaves her plenty of room for week-to-week .freezing of special dishes. The large upright model freezers take only about as much floor space as a refrigerator Steady Hand Of A Woman tlenuired By Moon Team submitted to various government agencies. By HIGH J. WY1.IE LAWRENCE. Kan. iP-The moon nay be ready lor man but man isn't ready lor the moon. So Dr. T. Charles llelvey wants to create an artificial moon on earth. Even if we started prepara tions today," he says, "it probably would take about 10 years before we would nave numans property ndoctrinated (to go to the moon). "We might get them up there snier but only at great risk and aborjtory here on earth. It would below zero. The food, scientific! "A woman is needed on the! ALWAYS OX THE JOB 1 lrvl.-- - I if ni. i'he three humans would follow a the cocoon would be limited lo the' a! crises that would arrive if onlyj"" j.'0 "eahand"""' esearch and o.k schedule for practical payload a moon rocket men were present. L,, Co 'tiuX ,ix months, isolated from all other, could carry. "A man tends to put mora re-!w years' service wtih Ihc com- numans. HeKey says the experimental straint on his emotions in Iront of n;,nv n.iri.ir ihi iim ho rii.in't The basic structure of the moon' laboratory would lake about two' a woman. He is more likely lo mj5S a single day of work. Hn lab would be a sphere 50 feet in years lo construct and equip and diameter and 25 feel high made of would cast around a million dol-inch-thick sleel. Within this would liars. be a cocoon-like building, of plas-j Whv three on the team and why tic-impregnated nylon and foani!shnuia 0ne be a woman?' plastic, in nicn the Iwo men and suppress hostility toward another ;nce did leave the job because of mate. Also tnc vanuy ot a maiv ;;inew, but was back next day. is such that he wants lo 'look' . good' in Iront of a female." j , If E-KRt E The woman member of the crew! CHICAGO TPI R G. Hushes. "One man sent tin alone wnulH ' wm.lrin't I..-, almm ii.o n rtv. f..i-t....- nrn.iH..n. nr tl.a v.inn. prohahW loss of lives. This in turn , the oman would set up house- n(lt , cqi,,, , thf (a!lk. Two chological lactor. She would haie.al Association of Home Builders, would push us farther behind in -keeping. : mf als0 wouM be ln(cr an ., he a scicnnst iikc ,ne two mCn!!old the grain's Ulh annual con- the race for knowledge that lies Air pumps would simulate a ter-. bearable menial and physical and carry her full share of thelvenlion that Texas is still "the beyond our own earth." rifically high altitude: refrisera ! strain, so three is the best num- research and work load. ili.rort and "rraiest clacier.free -Helvcy, a visiting professor of.tion would hold temperatures faribcr. I Helvev savs his Dlans have been! state in th nation " radiation oiopnysics at tne Lniver- sity of. Kansas, believes the job of gelling men on the moon would be greatly aided by his "moon on earth, which would acquaint hu mans with moon conditions.' His is no idle dream. He has it down on paper, documented by years of research. When he leaves the university, he Will return to his job as head of a research unit of Radiation, Ins., Orlando, Flori da. His project would put two men and a woman in an experimental Food Freezer Owners Eat Better, Live Cheaper By Seasonal Buying The freezer owner soon discov ers that it's possible to cat belter foods than ever before, and do it at less expense, by planned buy ing of foods 'the family eats in quantity. The secret is in the seasons. It's a happy coincidence that most foods are available in the greatest" quantity and the lowest price when they are at the very peak of their flavor and nutrition al value. '. Here's the freezing calendar:" SPRING - March. April, May Grain - fed beef, gooseberries, rhubarb, strawberries, asparagus, peas, spinach, other greens. ' SUMMER . June, July, August Beef forequarters, apricots, cher ries, figs, blueberries, gooseber ries, strawberries, cane berries, beans, beets, peas, summer squash. FALL September; October... Grass-fed beef, pork, lamb, can t a 1 o u p e, cranberries', grapes, . peaches, prunes, beans, beets, broccoli, brussels sprouts, carrots, cauliflower, corn, peppers, squash, : pumpkin. WINTER - November, December Beef hindquarters, pork, lamb, ' apples, cranberries, cauliflower, broccoli, any winter vegetables. One of the best buys a freezer ' ewner . can , make is turkey the week before Thanksgiving. These, Prepare the foods for freezing are the choice birds, available at ! carefully, and be sure they are FIRST OF THE WEEK M Soran's Fresh, Pan Ready Cut Up I that time at the lowest price of the year. Turkeys can be stored in the freezer up lo a full year. Of course fishing and hunting season and freezing season are one and the same. Most large game can be stored in 'he freezer for at least eight months, and fish for three to eight months. It's wise to establish a food- buying plan as soon as you get wrapped properly. By following such a freezer plan, it's possible to pay the entire cost of a new freezer in a period of two or three years on food sav ings alone, and slill eat the best foods all year around. Freezer manufacturers are con tinually researching lo find the best ways of freezing foods and of using a honie food freezer. The your freezer. Use the freezing ; results of this research are read- calendar, and figure out how much of each of. the seasonal buys your family will eat during the follow ing months. Shop wisely,, be sure you're getting the best, quality. Freezer Sizes Fit All Homes Sure you've got room for a freezer! Your kitchen mav look as though there just isn't room for another appliance, but you 11 be surprised at the sizes, shapes, and space saving .qualities of modern freez ers. The day when a freezer, had to have a special room built for it is past ... so is the day when freezers looked like refugees from crorerv stores. When you visit your appliance ' dealer, he'll show you freezers that fit under the kitchen count cr freezers that fit between the ' kitchen counter and cupboards ! pull-out freezers that fit into the family food bar area freezers that ' fit in the same island with your .- built-in range and freezers that fit almost any other area in your ' food preparation area. 1 Chances are. there's a place in your home for one of the full-size freezers, though. The chest and up- rieht models are still the most '. popular, and you can now get ; both in sizes from 12 to 23-25 cubic ;" feel. ; Take a look around. Decide r whether you want your freezer in ' the kitchen, utility room, or base 1 mont. Measure the floor and vall space available, and then let your I appliance dealer show you the 1 wide variety of models he has, - to fit. 4 There's another pleasant sur- prise in store for you in the freez er section at your appliance store. You'll fmd that freezers are 'really pretty! . With the new trend to stream J lined design and decorator looks i in appliances, for the first time a homemaker can plan her kitchen . with the same eye for beauty she ' uses in the rest of the house. Your new' freezer will fit m well 5 with your decorating scheme. You'll be proud to show it to your friends, and have it in plain view -when company congregates in the J kitchen. In fact, your new home food freezer It likely to end up being your favorite appliance! ily available to the freezer pur chaser or owner, and most freezer dealers have free booklets with the latest -qualified information for the homemaker. Freezers Ask Minimum Cere Modern home food freezers re quire a minimum of care. For cleaning and polishing outer surfaces, use any of Ihc mild pre parations you ordinarily use for a pbrcclain stove or refrigerator. Avoid ammonia cleaners, strong alkalies, or abrasives. From time B to lime, wipe auwn me porcelain surfaces with a weak solution of your favorite laundry bleach to restore whiteness and remove i stains. Rinse the bleaching solu tion off with clear water and pol ish the cabinet dry. If your freezer has a sealed-in mechanism, it will never .require lubrication. If you happen to have the open-type unit, read the manu facturers instructions about oiling carefully and follow them to the letter. If your freezer has a finned type condenser which is visible, check it two or three times a year and remove dust or lint gently with a brush or whisk broom. Accumulated dust will also come off cleanly with the radiator cleaning attachment of your vac- uum cleaner. V MORE LEISURE ITH A FREEZER . . . and you save money, too Yes, more leisure for yourself and more time to spend with your family. Fixin' meals are a snap when you prepare them ' weeks in advance and tuck them away in your freezer. A real savings on food, too - stock up when your favorite grocer has the lowest prices . . . eat 'em when prices are high. . (093 mm QSSC7 dmiral OR1 "3 i! Model 9V20, Reg. 229.95 THIS WEEK ONLY 179 95 8.35 cu. ft.' freezer holds 289 lbs. of frozen foods. Enjoy that built-in look in your kit chen. Vented shelves maintain uniform cold throughout the interior. 4 door shelves . ! . ond more. Matching refrigerator ovailable. Model 21V80, Reg. $539.95 95 THIS WEEK ONLY 395 21 cu. ft. holds over 700 lbs. of your favorite foods - keeps them instantly ready for large family meals. True built-in design, ' too.' See this freezer and our complete line in all price ranges and sizes. Convenient Terms.' S6H Green Stamps Free Parking Town & Country Shopping Center Phone TU 2-5503 Average 2 to 2Vi lb. Ea. - WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. Haley's - Fresh Frosted - Individual wesi! Cutlets RADISHES GREEN ONIONS bunches 14' Thick Meated Sweet S for $1 oo; Spreckels Powdered or Brown Spreckels SUGAR - ItSrSUGAEt JT ki i j u j a a Happy Isle Freestone 303 jkt m i Nulade Med. AA mm fi Cans ff fCrC EGGS - PEWHiS &H BOYD'S COFFEE V 65 c DOVE SOAP 11 239 ? FLOOR WAX Srl . V 79c RIPE OLIVES SftSfr - 23 c CALGtiNITE 2q 45 c APPLE JUICE Hi:c"':w 37 c CORN STARCH A,3 - 16c MQPESS. 289 c fP I" TOILET Gcrber's Strained SKIPPY I i11JJ T I zc tissue baby food dog food upd Irena 4 Pack 39 10 Cons79C TinV1'!"! For$1 15 01 53 7CC PAPER I HORMEL I S9 I ; , Snow's ., IXC napkins Devi,ed Mcat EVAP. MILK Clam Chowder sot I vas 225 c s 8$1 00 29 c ZEEpa Aluminum Foil PUREX Bouillon Cubes- ioo ft. 21 25 ft. 33 ,2 Ga 33 c us 23 c yEsE PAr,ER Lucky Leaf Snider's Larscn's CC towels pie FILLER CATSUP VEG-ALL 01 C Apple 00C Hot rC M C 150s Peach 22 or. 20 oz. JJ No. 3031 PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT " , We Reserve The Right To Limit - . 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