HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-06-11, Page 16The Huron County Beef
Improvement Association are
planning a beef carcass
evaluation program. 'This
program will be run in
conjunction with the Hensall
Spring Show and Calf Club
Show.
Plans are to have five beef
animals of different grades,
finish and body conformation
on display at the Hensall Show
June 12 for ' live animal
evaluation.
These cattle will be trucked to
Guelph June 12th or 13th, and
slaughtered June 15th. Each
carcass will be halved and one
half will be cut in saleable cuts
wrapped and frozen.
The cut carcass evaluation will
be held at the new animal
science research building at the
University of Guelph, June 20.
The program on June 20, will
be a bus trip to arrive in Guelph
at 10:00 mil., take part in the
carcass evaluation program, have
a "bring your own" lunch, and
visit a beef feedlot on the
outskirts of Guelph prior to
returning home.
Ron Usborne, Ph.D. of the
Meat Science Department,
University of Guelph and a
government grader will be on
hand for the evaluation program.
Bus tour tickets will be sold at
the Hensall Spring Show June 12
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The Auburn exhibit featured Various Ways with One Fruit at
the 4-H Achievement Day in GDCI Saturday. Arva Bail, the
commentator and Lorraine Chamney, another member of the
club, are shown here. (staff photo)
Beef carcass
evaluation planned
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It wasn't all work at the 4-H Achievement Day Saturday in GDCI auditorium. Left to right, Cathy
Aiken, Clinton; Marion Thompson, R.R. 2 Clinton; and Katherine Forbes, R.R. 2 Clinton take
time to relax and browse through some notebooks kept by other girls just finishing the project
Featuring Fruit. (staff photo)
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Over 100 4-11 girls, leaders,
.mothers and members of the
Women's. Institute ,attended the
4-H iffonteir(alters' Achievement
Pay for the spring projeet
`'Featuring Fruit". It was held in
the auditorium of QfP,..P,L last
$aturday,
Miss Catherine Hunt, home
economist for Huron County,.
WaS in .charge of the day's
program assisted by the home
economist ,for Waterloo county,
Miss Susan. Langton, and Perth
County's home economist, Miss
Lorraine Sidorchuk.
Miss Hunt welcomed all and
presented leadership badges to.
Mrs. W, Bradnock and Mrs.
Frank Raithby, Auburn WS*
Donald Haines and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, Auburn 2; Mrs. Russel.
Good and Mrs. R. E. Thompson,
Clinton 1, Mrs. Robert Semple
and Mrs. Keith Tyndall, Clinton
2; Mrs. Stan Mcllwain and Miss
Joanne Cook, Goderich; Mrs.
Eldon Yeo, Holmesville 1; Mrs.
John Westbrook, Holmesville 2;
Mrs. Alvin Betties Holmesville 3;
Mrs. Harry Watkins and Mrs,
Harry Snell, Londesboro 1; Mrs.
Raymond Snell and Mrs. Harry
Lear, • Londesboro 2; Mrs., Jack
McNichol and Miss Sandra
McNichol, Morris; Miss Helen,
Brindley and Miss Karen Taylor,
Tiger Dunlop 1; and Miss Kathy
Taylor and Miss Sharon
Tiger Dunlop 2.
The girls discussed menu
building and breakfast planning
With fruit and did a fruit qui4
during the morning's prograrn.
The afternoon's program was
skits and demonstrations along
with the 'Walks set up by the
various clubs.
Auburn 2 Presented their skit,
"Family meals with two &nits a
day" with Margaret Franken as
Old King Cole and. Linda
Jefferson, Trudy Machan, Lynn
Turner, Barbara Chamney, Jean
Hardy, Barbara Empey, Carol
Gross and Susan Thompson
taking the parts. Marie Empey
made the posters and Donna
Chamney introduced and
summarized the skit.
Hplmesville 3 had Jane Harris
speak on their exhibit, "A day's
meals featuring fruit".
Clinton 2 gave interesting
demonstrations of several fruit
desserts and these were done by
Diane Collins, Karen Tyndall,
Laurie Tyndall and Louise
Lovett.
Arva Ball spoke on Auburn
l's exhibit, "Five Ways with one
fruit" and this N;vas done with
apples.
Holmesville 2 presented a skit,
"Breakfast for a Club Girl" with
all members taking part.
Mary Lou Vincent was
and at the Ontario Department
of Agriculture and Food office
at Clinton.
Facilities at Guelph will
accommodate 100 people so get
your ticket early and participate
in this worthwhile project.
This will be your opportunity
to question a new grading
system.
A little thyme added to
poultry before' cooking or
rubbed into the cavity before
roasting perks up the flavor, say
home economists, Macdonald
Institute, University of Guelph.
commentator for Londesboro
l's Will*, "Various WAYS with
one fruit", ,
Several attractive fruit
desserts were demonstrated by
Holmesville 1 club members.
Sandra 'Wise introduced the
demonstration and Barham Wise
talked about breakfast,
Catherine Wise and Karen Wise
lunch dessert and Susan Lobb
and Marilyn Wise made
Mincemeat Bavarian Pie,
Sandra Feagart commented on
Tiger Dunlop 1's .exhibit, "Fruit
Salads" and Barbara Lee and
Betty McGregor gave an
interesting demonstration with
charts on how to have family
meals with two fruits a day:
Tiger Dunlop 1 members
PVePebtett a Wit -"Making. the
most of fruit" with the members
being marooned on a South Beg
island with only fruits to cat.
Large colorful fruits adorned an
,artificial tree and all were
enjoying the beach life .on this
island,
Sandra Good. of Clinton 1
spoke on their exhibit, "Uses of
driefi
Mrs. Stan MCIlwain was
honored by the presentation of - a
leadership certificate by Miss
Hunt.
County Honor , pins and
certificates were presented to
Barbara Chamney, Auburn;
Katherine Forbes, Clinton;
Dianne Collins, Clinton; Barbara
Wise, Clinton; Marilyn Wise,
Clinton; Bonnie Westbrook,
Clinton; Betty
Londesboro; Mary Lcju
McGregor, Londesboro; Vicki.
Vanstone, Goderich; Cathy
Yoting, Goderich; lieneY Fisher,
Clinton; Sandra Hunter,
Goderich.
During the day it was
announced that the fall project
would be Focus on Fitness.
Voting took place for next
spring's project and it likely will
be "Separates for Summer".
Provincial Honors and pins for
completing 12 projects were
presented to Mary Lynn Forbes,
Clinton; Marie Trewartha,
Clinton; Nancy Ginn, Clinton;
Margie Phalen, Blyth; and
Marilyn Bodges, Goderich.
Provincial honors for successfully completing 12 4-H Homemaking Club projects were given to
several girls at Achievement Day in GDCI Saturday, Two area girls, Margaret Phelan(left) Blyth
and Marilyn Bodges (right) Goderich, received the award. With them is Miss Catherine M. Hunt,
Huron County Home Economist. (staff photo)
After completing six 4-H Homemaking Club projects, Club members qualify for county honors.
Those from the Goderich area who received the award at the Achievement Day Saturday in GDCI
auditorium were (left to right) Sandra Hunter, R.R. 3 Goderich; Vicki Vanstone, R.R. 4 Goderich;
Nancy Fisher, R.R. ,2 Clinton; and Barb Chamney, R.R. 2 Auburn. Seen with them is Miss
Catherine M. Hunt, Huron County Home Economist. (staff photo)
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Skits, dems„ exhibits at GDCI