Bread Chicken Ahead for Fresh Dry Fry Plan
A cook can bread chicken pieces several hours before cooking and refrigerate them until ready to deep-fry for a meal. The method preserves moisture and ensures crisp results when fried.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
6
A cook can bread chicken pieces several hours before cooking and refrigerate them until ready to deep-fry for a meal. The method preserves moisture and ensures crisp results when fried.
Miss Diane Herman, a University of Center junior, sails Sunday on the Empress of France for Liverpool to begin a six week European tour sponsored by Colorado Woman's College. The group includes five students from CWC and a faculty member, Dr. Christie Mayer.
The Bonds mark their twentieth wedding anniversary with a Wednesday night party at 12437 Thirteenth Avenue after their daughters Connie and Carol graduated from Greeley High School. Guests include relatives from Astonet Mass and local friends, with pink, green, and white decor and coffee and cake. The couple, married June 5, 1937 in Milton, Mass, moved to Greeley in 19, later opening Bond's Automotive Engineers at 98 Eleventh Avenue in 1952.
A Fort Collins nutrition expert says Americans are not getting enough calcium based on a USDA survey. Adults need 2 cups plus daily milk, children 3 to 4 cups, teens 4+ cups. Include dairy and calcium rich foods like cheese and cream, plus daily servings of meat, poultry, fish, beans, vegetables, fruits, and whole grains for a balanced diet.
Miss Carolyn Jane Greenup of Eaton is named the third annual NSA Outstanding Senior scholarship recipient in Weld County. The award, sponsored by the Greeley NSA chapter, covers three quarters of tuition at Colorado State College. Greenup, a 1936 Columbine Girls State delegate, plans to enroll at CSC this fall after graduating from Eaton High School with honors and multiple activities including student council and chorus.
Essentials for handling and cleaning records. Keep hands clean avoid grease and dust. Store albums vertically away from heat. Diamond needle tips last longer but wear out and should be replaced. Wipe with damp cloth before playing, use anti static products, and handle records by the edge to prevent scratches.
Opening day at Glenmere Park features the Browsin Pow Wow Pay camp with 202 Brownies, 5 adult leaders, 3 Intermediate and 4 Senior aides, and a Busy program. The flag ceremony, safety talks, singing, and a German song game Ah Yah are highlighted with lunches and unit home workshops.
A Sauk County sheriff's office received a call from a woman reporting that her husband’s brother borrowed his shirt during a prior visit and has not returned it. The caller urged the sheriff to convey to the brother the need to bring the shirt back promptly.
Instruction describes adjusting the tone arm brush to lightly rest on the record and lift over the needle. It notes this method can be used for all record playback, emphasizing careful handling to avoid damage during operation.
Mrs A J Moore and her 24 month old adopted son Bradley J were honored at a bonnet and bootstrap shower Monday evening at the Electric Lounge. Hostesses included Mesdames Barartt Beauchamp Gles McDowell Ortega and many others from Greeley Windsor Kersey La Salle and Aust. Prizes went to Mrs Reuben Moore Evelyn Neon and Allen Schell. Gifts were opened and refreshments served with blue and white decor centering on a blue stork and blue iced bootie cakes. Extended attendance from many relatives and coworkers of Greeley Dry Goods where Mrs Moore has worked seven years.
Tucson Ari and Dr Masrollah S Fetem, ex Iran run delegate to the U N and now a professor at Farleigh Dickinson University, analyzed foreign policies in a recent lecture here. He quipped that the United States overfeeds the end and forgets to milk it while the British rarely feed the cow and milk it too often. The Russians simply eat the cow.
The Women’s Mission Society of the First Baptist Church met in the Tower temple on Thursday afternoon. President Earl Nauman led the session and announced planned help at the migrant center Island Grove park on June 14 and 35 and the School of Missions at Enies Park June 2 through 27. Mrs. Brig Watt led devotions on Living Water. Mrs. Maxwell Becker of Fort Collins spoke of Pakistan. Tea followed with Mrs. Robert Larson and Mrs. Nauman pouring. Cecile Weaver circle served as hostess.
Newcomers and Newtomers Alumni clubs host a joint luncheon at the Country Club Wednesday at 12:43. Former Newcomers members invited. Attendees wear hats for a mad hatter party. Members may bring a guest. reservations due by Monday to Mrs. Fred Kostie, phone 2791. WW club members will be called.
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