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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
10
MSU specialists recommend braising pork and veal for best texture and flavor. Braise pork chops or steaks slowly in fat, browning before simmering without water, until fully done. 3/4 to 1 1/2 inch chops need about 45 to 60 minutes. Veal, low in fat, benefits from long moist heat rather than quick cooking.
Edna Dixon received a 25 year pin and certificate from State Grange Deputy Bernard Allen of Riverside Grange Clare County. Maude McDonald presented a corsage for 25 years with Delwin Grange. Small crowd attends meeting. several visits noted among Grange members and families.
Warren Ketcham, associate professor of education, says no one avoids serious youth problems. He classifies people as well adjusted, unadjusted, or maladjusted and cites withdrawal of affection as a key cause of in youth. He urges firm but timely handling and envisions school mental health clinics in every county. He spoke at a Delta County Teachers Institute in Escanaba.
United States shrimping grew to 220 million pounds annually after 1917 as off-shore boats gave way to ocean going trawlers. The spring fashion shift introduced blouson detailing inspired by Balenciaga, shaping the silhouette with soft bodice blousing and elastic waistlines.
Dr J D Ratcliff notes in the March Reader's Digest that the father decides the child's sex. The mother's egg carries only the X chromosome, while the male sperm carries X or Y. If the fertilizing sperm is the Y variant the child is a boy. Mammal eggs are about two million per tablespoon.
Michigan plans to extend the grayling restoration through 1957 58 with annual eggs from Montana. About 700 grayling remain at Wolf Lake hatchery after hunger strike and infection issues, prompting further hatching before plantings. First plantings may occur late this year at Lake Manganese Keweenaw County after chemical treatment to reduce existing fish. The Detroit News funded the program with $1,000 to develop museum quality educational displays.
Michigan State University horticulturist K. Ries says a corn specific chemical weed killer could provide control from planting to harvest. Research trends favor planting time application with residual toxicity to newly sprouted weeds, reducing need for cultivation or hand weeding.
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