Packaging Materials For Freezing
Fresh foods, properly packaged
and frozen, come from the freezer
just as good as when frozen. Home
freezing, however, is not so simple
that rules can be disregarded. One
of the most important of these is
the use of proper packaging ma
terial.
All packaging material must bo
moisture-vapor-proof. It must be
of a type that will not absorb
grease, oil, water, blood, or im
part any flavor to food. Packaging
material should also be durable,
easy to fill, handle, and seal.
Special packaging material has
been developed for the safe keep
ing of frozen foods. Suitable ma
terials for home freezing include
cylindrical w a x e d containers,
round waxed cups, square or rec
tangular waxed cartons, moi>ture
proof bags, moisture-proof cello
phane. pliofilm, latex b;u<. anil
metal foils CI lass jars and tin
cans are completely vapor proof J
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| and excellent containers for frozen
foods and can be used more than
once. Glass jars are easily broken,
however, and both glass jars and
tin cans take up more space in the
freezer than other types of pack
ages.
Ordinary wax or oiled papers
are not satisfactory for keeping
frozen foods. The use of poor
quality packaging materials is
penn.\ wise, pound foolish." Such
materials permit loss of vitamins,
changes in flavor and color, and
drying out of the foods.
The waxed containers are popu
lar for storage of fruits, juices.
?egeta<> fs. and a variety of other
t'.iods. Uo:>tu re-vapor-proof lined
re c' a 1 1 ~ ar cartons are also suit
? packing fruits and vege
table-- i for chops and disjoint
ed , ? u . To seal the inner ba^
used i c-li carton*. a warm iron
or .ri lary curling iron may be
used. It h types of containers
must bi* 'ak -proof when filled.
I papers, cellophane, and
mi :;.i ? - make good packaging
m.'.'i-r.a: tor irregularly shaped
piece - o: meat, roasting chickens,
fish. ; I -uch vegetables as as
? ????' ?? Hie food should be wrap
led >-<-'!> the edges brought to
oth i t .iht double folds, and
sealed or securely tied. S u c h
packages must be over-wrapped
with durable paper or covered
ith >:ockinette to protect the inn
l r wrap.
Some users prefer glass and tin
jars even though they take up
more room in the freezer These
:ars should be filled only about
line-tenths full to allow for ex
pansion of the food when frozen.
Ulass jars and tin cans should not
3e used for vegetables that are to I
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be cooked without thawing, and
tin cans, unless enamel lined,
should not be used for fruits.
The container used should be of
i size to fit the needs of the fami
ly since the food can not be re
frozen. It is easy for the home
maker to calculate servings from
the pint and quart size packages.
A pint or pound serves three to
lour persons. Meats should also
be cut and wrapped according to
servings.
Some space should be left at
the top of all packages of liquid
foods for expansion after freezing.
Date and label all packages for
\isy finding when used.
Properly packaged and frozen
f o o d s are preserved without
change tn their appearance, fla
vor. or nutrients No other method
of preservation of foods so many
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Iiiver Hill
Mr ind Mrs Ed Payne of
I.ibt y spent Sunday with Mr and
Mi ? Jason Baine
M;-s Barbara llukill and Har
vey Payne spent Saturday night
v ith I. m : and Irene William
son.
Mi and Mr< Marion Adams and
family of Patrii-k. Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Adams and family and
Mr. and Mr- Ilarley Adams and
daughtei ?pc:it Sunday with Mr.
and Mr- Clyde Williamson.
Miss Luri ne Williamson is cm
ployed in Know, lie
M. and Mrs H A Williamson,
: :id - \ ncen of Copperhill j
v\e:v -u - of Clyde Williamson
Sunday
Rev. \\ l? Hankins of Libert>
preacheil River Hill Saturdas
nigh.
Mrs. (i i;e Williamson and
daughter Irene, spent Friday
..tternoon with Mr and Mrs Burt
\ Hukill Sr
Lawton Murphy was the guest
of Lester Williamson Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs G. W. Kilpatrick
in MeCaysville, Ga.. were visitors
a* River Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Baine and children
were guests of Mary Hayes Friday
Mr and Mr- C. S. Gurger spent
Thursday. evening with Mrs Gil
lie Williamson.
Martin's Creek
The Rev Jimmie Truett filled
hi? regular appointment at the
Little Glade Church Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J fi McMillan had
as their guests Sunday Mr and
Mrs C J Roberson of Bellview.
M. and Mrs Jimmie Dockery
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Winkler.
Mr- Dillard Stiles who ha- been
in Petrie Hospital returned home
Monday
Miss Cleo McMillan spent Sun
day with Miss Bobbie Cornwell.
M.\ and Mrs. Gib Wilkinson
had as their guests Saturday ni^ht:
Mr Kid Mrs. Hershel McMillan.
Miss Kva Nell Brown visited
Miss Ruth McMillan Sunday.
Prayer services are held at Lit
tle Glade Church every Wednes
day ni'-sht.
Demand for farm products
probably will not be as strong in
1048 :ts last year but will remain
higher than in 1946.
ST VI I OF NORTH CAROLINA
OKI XRTMKNT Ol STATK
PRKLHIIN \RY CERTIFICATE
Ol OISSOLI TION
To All to Whom These Presents
May Come ? Greeting:
Whereas, it appears to my satis
fat; on. by duly authenticated rec
ord ol the proceed ngs for the
voluntary dissolution thereof by
the unanimous consent of all the
stockholders, deposited in my of
1 k that the F P. Cover & sons.
In .rporated a corporation of this
State, whose principal oflice is
situated at No. Street, in
the Town of Andrews County of
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BRASSTOWN, N. C.
| C herokee. State of North Carolina
i Giles W. Cover being the agent
j therein and in charge thereof,
, upon whom process may be serv
' ed>. has complied with the require
i ments of Chapter 55, General
I Statutes, entitled "Corporations." |
preliminary to the issuing of this
Certificate of Dissolution:
Now Therefore, I, Thad Euro.
Secretary of State of the State of i
North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the said corporation did. on
the 13th day of April 1948. file in
my office a duly executed and at
tested consent in writing to the
dissolution of said corporation
executed by all the stockholders
thereof. which said consent and
the record of the proceedings
foresaid are now on file in my
>aid office as provided by law.
In Testimony \\ hereof. 1 have
hereto set my hand and affixed
tny official seal at Raleigh, this
1 3th day of April. A I) 1948
THAD EURE Secretary
of State
Record of Incorporations Book
3 Page 277
Filed April 20. 1948 Recorded
April 20. 1948 J. L. HALL
40-4U* C S. C.
NOTICE
NOKTII CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
. IN TIIE SUPERIOR COIRT
I*. s. Ci. Phillips, Administrator
ot the estate of W. I). Burrell,
deceased, Petitioner,
vs
Ira Burrell and wife. Fannie
l'Unvll. Josie Sparks and husband.
Mark Sparks. Dollie Thompon and
husband. Christopher Thompson.
Altlia Burrell Webb and husband,
.li hii Webb. Lctha Josie and hus
i.nnd Vance Josie. Charlie Burrell
and wife. Fannie Burrell. Jessie
Burrell and wife. Burrell.
(; ;lys Bonish and husband, Mike
Bom Ii. B. H. Burrell and wife.
Km ma Burrell. Lennah Nichols,
vik Burrell, and J. D. Burrell
Respondents.
The defendants, Ira Burrell and ;
! wife. Fannie Burrell. Josie Sparks '
and husband. Mark Sparks. Dolly |
Thompson and husband, Christo
I pher Thompson, Altha Burrell
Webb and husband. John Webb, j
Let ha .Josie and husband. Vance
Josie, Charlie Burrell and wife,
I Fannie Burrell, Jessie Burrell and
wife, "Burrell, Gladys Bonish
, and husband, Mike Bonish. B. H.
Burrell and wife, Emma Burrell,
Lennar Nichols and Nick Burrell.
will take notice that an action en
titled a> above has been eommenc
! eti a.uain-t them in the Superior
Court of Cherokee County, North
i Carolina, by the plaintiff as ad
ministrator of W. I). Burrell. de
! ceased, to sell the real estate of
the deceased, or so much thereof
nc may be necessary for the pay- I
' mcnt of the debts of the deceased
and the costs of the administration
ot his estate.
\nd said f'. fendants will further !
take notice that they are required
to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court o(
Cherokee County, in the coun
house in Murphy, North Carolina
and answer or demur to the
tion filed in said proeeedins. nith.
in ten 1 101 days after the 20th day
of May. 1948, or plaintiff
apply to the eourt for the relief
demanded in said petition.
This the 20th day of April, 1942
J. L. HALL. Clerk
40-4tc Superior Court
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