Zurich Citizens News, 1959-03-04, Page 5'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
PAGE FIVE
The Needle -Paint
(MRS. NORMA SIEBERT, B.A., Woman's Page Editor)
The Happiest wife is not the
one who marries the best man,
but the one who makes the
best of the man she marries.
—Joseph Fort Newton.
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The A.B.C. of Egg Care
It is when one realizes that egg
shells offer little real protection to
the egg, since they are porous,
that one will realize the import-
ance of extreme cleanliness in the
care of eggs.
Since clean eggs receive a better
grade and maintain their original
interior quality longer, eggs must
be clean. Washing should be done
immediately after gathering or af-
ter cooling the eggs overnight.
Washing the eggs in cold or dirty
water or allowing them to soak
are the most common causes of
poor keeping quality, air cell
moulds and black rot. Too hot
water or too prolonged washing,
on the other hand, may cause the
whites to thicken.
If egg washing machines are
used they must be cleaned thor-
oughly after each day's use.
The temperature of the water
in immersion type machines must
be above that of the eggs — not
under 100° F. and not over
120° F. The time of immersion
must be not over four minutes
at 120° F. and five minutes at
100° F. The water should be
changed frequently — usually after
every six baskets, of dirty eggs.
Eggs washed in dirty water,
though they may appear clean,
may be heavily contaminated with
bacteria and mould spores, which
will soon enter the egg and lower
the keeping quality of the egg.
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One should be sure to use only
detergents prepared specially for
use with eggs.
All eggs should be thoroughly
dried and cooled before packing
in crates for market, as damp
eggs and trays supply ideal con-
ditions for bacterial and mould
growth. Use of an eletcric fan
will hasten this drying.
Eggs should be packed in clean
trays with the large end up.
Eggs should be marketed at
least twice a week and should be
held under 60° F. until marketed.
By following these suggestions,
farmers may substantially raise
the grading of their eggs and of
course their egg returns.
—Dept. of Poultry Husbandry,
Ontario Agricultural College
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"THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"
Where Are The Herring? ‘ow Only
Suckers, Trout Safe From Lamprey
(By STANLEY J. SMITH)
Some fishermen along the lake on them and the Department of
have set nets under the ice and Fisheries on both . sides of the
find only the suckers left to be border are trying their utmost to
caught. destroy them in rivers when they
Local fishermen. Stanley Smith spawn.
at St. Joseph for over six weeks The steelhead or sometimes cal -
the herring completely vanished;
has been fishing and has found led the Rainbow trout are doing
well in the Great Lakes. These
a fish that used to be caught in fish were planted here several
abundance by old timers, and they years ago from the East and West
boasted 30 or more dozen herring Coasts where they are native.
to a net. Where are they today? They run the rivers and spring
After three weeks of trying with
'TEEN TOPICS the hest of nylon and plastic nets creeks in the fall and spring like
Studying—what a hateful sub-lI have only got one herring and their big brother, the salmon, only
i three perch.
they return to the sea after spawn-
ject and yet how important. p Ing and don't die like a salmon,
A recent magazine article men-
tioned the following ways of im-
proving one's studying habits:
1. Have one particular, (not too
comfortable) place to study.
2. Develop the habit of scanning
a page and picking out the im-
portant points,
3. Jot down the important points
under headings, as a means of
consolidating them in your
mind.
4. Meet your most difficult sub-
ject, not with a defeated air
but with determination. Often
the subjects which are the most
difficult to grasp will stay
with you the longest. By ac-
cepting their challenge you may
find that they give you the
most satisfaction in the end.
5. And remember that it is not
always the most brilliant stud -
end in the class that makes the
most successful man or woman.
When discouraged, remember
such men as Thomas Edison and
Winston Churchill. But also
remember that their ultimate
success lay in the fact that they
both possessed a bull -dog de-
termination that would never
let them quit.
It is that determination to ac-
complish a task that gets results.
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But i Do Study!
Why, my gay and winsome lass,
Do you trail behind your class ?
You say you and books don't mix,
What about your study tricks?
"Always plan my work." you say;
A fair run of suckers were on
until the last two weeks, then they
dropped off to almost nothing. An
odd pickerel and steelhead trout
are caught—one pickerel measur-
ing 30 inches long, weighed 10%
lbs., and a trout of 73. lbs.
The true lake trout at present
is extinct in Lake Huron. The
ampreys have been extremely hard
"Make a schedule every day."
There is only one flaw in it—
You
tYou don't take time to begin it!
Hey, don't daydream! That's taboo.
Turn that phonograph down, too..
Use that desk and sit up straight;
Really try to concentrate.
Books all ready? Fix the light,
Not too dim and not too bright.
Just forget that TV show—
Now where did our gay lass go?
Here you come through kitchen
door
Lugging pop and food galore.
Work, you say, takes energy.
(Looks more like a feast to me!)
Back to work. Hey, there's the
'phone!
Who ? You say it's your friend
Joan?
You're together every day,
Still you talk an hour away.
Back at last, now let's dig in.
Work flies if you'll just begin:
What? You have to feed the pup?
Here's the dunce cap, I give up!
The Department of Lands and
Forests has opened a season on
steelheads in most of the rivers
and creeks up the lake and ar-
ound Owen Sound where they are
found quite plentiful ,and .soz>ae
have been caught, up to 16 lbs., by
rod and reel. In the '.Bayfield
River these fish will be found and
the season is open from May t to
September 15. Limit of catch is
five fish a day, not less than.
seven inches long.
These fish spawn in the spring
in some rivers where the true lake
trout spawned in the fall on the
Kettle Point reef, and the reef ,off
Kintail.
We are looking forward for the
day when the steelhead is plenti-
ful and can be caught only a few
miles from home, instead of going
to the East or West Coast, to their
native grounds.
These fish have a more rapid
growth than the lake trout, and
for some reason the lamprey don't
seem to bother them.
Last year in March we caught
a two lb. 11 oz. steelhead with a
tag in its mouth. It was tuned
over to the Department of Lands
and Forests at Hespeler, and they
informed us later it was one of
89,000 tagged trout released at
Ocqueoe River, Presque Isle
County, on May 20, 1957; it was
eight inches long. That means it
grew over three lbs. in one year,
if •they get the right water and
feed, and swam approximately 200
miles.
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