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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-02, Page 12e vitiposoit V' !.r MSIVA t A 4 1Cen l eve money') ' b yin! stewing or ground ',meet; The a-eifie of beer? MOM and More. 'remaining 40 poupds:covera at-, ►egple are asking that qb�uestion. ones and cutting shrinkage. A .. here is .no. eimph 54yes or - steer is obviously .not all steaks 'no' answer. One as toUtnake,. a careful co.nipat'i8Qtr-Of costs arnong tile three_ alternatives. available:buying a side or a gUlarter; buying wholesale cuts. (loin, round, chuck); or buying, retail :cute. .When you buy -.a hind or' a front quarter, you get -a variety • of Guts, same tender and some less tender. You should have an idea of the amount of steaks, roasts, pot roasts and minced meat you'll get. In .a hind quarter of ap- proximately 150 pounds, you can expect about 55 pounds of steaks such as round, sirloin, porterhouse, T-Borl"e'and wing; 24 pounds of rump and sirloin tip roasts; and 28 pounds of stewing or ground meat. Fat, bones and cutting shrinkage ac- count for the remaining 43 pounds. In a front quarter of ap- proximately 150 pounds, you get about 20 pounds of tender rib roasts; 5§... pounds of less tender roasts. such as plate brisket, brisket point, blade, short rib, ' cro:ts rib and chuck roasts; .and 32 pounds of 43. 01. and rib .roasts. if -your larnily . does not Care for 'pct roasts, ground beef or stew, thQr"e's no point in buying a front quarter. Most freezer beef sales_ are Made on the basis of the "hanging weight" of the car- caes. This is the weight before any excess fat or bone is trim- med away. There is about 25 percent waste that has to be taken into account when calculating the price of. your purchase. Also, check,to . see if the price of cutting, 'wrapping and quickfreezing is included in the cost per pound you were quoted. If the butcher does not have the facilities for quick- freezing your meat, mak sure you have adequate space to do so before buying in bulk. You cannot freeze more , than .50 • pounds of meat in a 16 cubic foot freezer in 24 hours. For fast freezing, make- sure the meat is placed near the bottom and the sides of the freezer. If you are not interested -in Al the cuts that come with a side ' or quarter, or if your freezer storage space is inadequate, consider buying a wholesale cut. From a loin, you would get porterh¢use, T -Bone, 116 i 19 A5 rt Wing and sirloin, steak's plus some. -ground and stewing meat. Froin a hip come rump roa*'ts, round steaks or roast, sirloin tip roast and some 'stewing send.. ground meat. A • eliuck will provide -chuck, blade, short rib' and cross rib pot roasts plus ground and stewing meat. The third' .alternative. is buying at.;.retail only the par- ticular cuts you prefer. To save on these, watch the advertised "sj ecihls". This method of buying enables you to buy as little or as .much beef as you like and to control the amount of money you spend at one time. - Comparing costs and making sure you are getting good value for your food dollar can be slit'- . ficult when you are buying an unfamiliar product, and many consumers are unfamiliar with cuts of meat. To help you, Agriculture Canada has put mit- a publication entitled "Beef Cuts". It illustrates all the various cuts found in a carcass" and to help those who are buying in bulk, gives a chart with yields from: -a 300 -pound. Canada Al or B1 side Of beef. Order your free .copy""t1o'w-by' writing, to Agriculture Canada, Information Division, Ottawa X1A 007. TO THE WILD COUNTRY ran of The Jersey .bull, Dalevilla Captain owned and. bred by Mrs.. Lloyd Dale of RR 2, ' $eaforth has just been designate a' Gold..Medal Sire • on the high butterfat produc- tion of three of his daughters. He has 16 tested daughters that average 11000 lbs.. milk,' 578 ' lbs,., fat, .5.26 percent with an average B.C.A. of 145 for milk, and 141 for fat, He has 14 classified daughters that average 85.0 percent. His sire, Kingshurst Supreme Climax, Good Plus is a Medal of Merit, Gold -and Silver Medal Superior Sire. His. dam, Dalevilla .Milestone 011ie, Ex- cellent Gold Medal Cow with a lifetime production of 76,038 lbs. milk, and 3974 lbs. fat in seven lactations. The daughters qualifying for Gold Medal by producing more than 610 lbs. of butterfat in, 305 days are all- owned by Mrs. Lloyd Dale: • Dalevilla Captain Milady, r.1 .h f excellent ,proddced at four 'years in .305 days,. 12,387 lbs. milk,, 72$ lbs, fat, 5.84 percent for a Gold Medal record._;.: • Dalevilla' Captain Opal very, good in 305 days at five years pr"oduced 10,842 lbs. C1 q:. u 4 milk, 623 lbs. fat 5.75 percent..:::' - r foraaiiarit51,1p R4r�d.I1 a0Tcinc,rd, •,t..W..I*. excellent produced 14,148 lbs. milk, 657 lbs. fat, 4.64 percent in 305 days„at four years for a ' Gold Medal record. ro Over 250 Monurneflts on Sale WITH' A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SI1APE1/4 TO CHOOSE FROM ---- MANY NEW THiS YEAR. • Whether it's 'a • MONUMENT • MARKER ! INSCRIPTION You are remembering' a Moved one. T. PRYDE St SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON'' YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS , IN CLINTON Clareece Dee.Mme BUUS.RS..� -0004 VISIT 77 ALBERT ST 4 KINGSWFLL WELDiNG and -STAFF Because we realize that our success is due to you, we are especially pleasedato greet you and wish you a most rewarding, . happy New Year. --Effective Jan. 2, 1975,`closed Sat. a.m. 4. itaniganweammennixenseminmai timmonwitainewatenwei IT'S QN NOW ... our gigantic Gerfit De Weerd ., .. nd vFamily b Phone 482-7550 4 MO 11$ John and Janet Foster, seen here in an Ontario wood, are the host -adventurers on CBC -TV's To the Wilrrl,Country series. On the programs they explore Canada's untamed wilderness in TV • nature specials. This season they travel The Great Gulf - The St. Lawrence in a program to be seen Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. Later programs a.$e. Te 'Wild Pacific ,Shore (Jan. 6), Wild Corners of the Great Lakes (Feb. 2) and Land of the Big Ice (Feb. 24). HAD YOUR PUMP CHECKED LATELY? AVOICMID_WINTER GRIEF BRING YOUR PUMP TO MINOR REPAIRS OSERVICE • MAJOR OVERHAUL ON • AV I ABLEMP ALL MAKES OF PUMPS 111 EMERGENCY FAST EFFICIENT •SIRVICE AT REASONABLE RATES C. H. EPPS MANUFACTURING LTD. HIGHWAY 8, ONE MILE EAST OF CLINTON �-- PHONE 482.3418 [inlet! Christmas trees 41111111 • useful in garden After Christmas, a Christmas tree indoors is a fire hazard. Throw it out - but into the gar- den, not : into the garbage, _In the garden, there are many uses for discarded Christmas trees. "A few -branches, cut and laid on the .ground to form a mulch, will protect roses, strawberries, chrysanthemums, and other special plants", suggests On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food horticulturist R.F. Gomnme. "The branches trap snow, and 'snow is one of the . best ' insulators. It forms an even cover and costs nothing. Mulches prevent the freezing and thawing which heaves the roots' and damages plants." Other uses for the Christmas tree: Evergreen needles and "small cut up brandies. could be dug into the garden next spring to improve the soil textute. Flowering bulbs in pots can be rooted outdoors in trenches, for later• indoor forcing, if the soil in the trench is protected by thjek l.a re 'of -Christmas tree. boughs. In addition, discarded trees make excellent bird shelters and feeding stations. we ewe tie on a goad year, 'w'e look forward to one even better, shared with our friends. Mr. Fred Gibson Mr. Andrew D. Peterson Mr. Donald C. Jefferson Mr. Clifford Parker Mr. Steven Tyndall Miss Margaret O'Brien Mrs. Wilda Cudmore Mrs. Ruby Kumm Miss Joan Taylor- Mrs. aylor-Mrs. Colleen Chambers Mrs. Joyce Jenkins Clinton Community Credit Union limited 482.3467 70 Ontario St. Manager Treasurer Loan Officer Loan Officer Assistant Treasurer Secretary Clerk Typist Computer Operator Computer Operator' Clerk -Cashier Clerk -Cashier 41141 E BASE 'FACTORY 1�1�1 OUTLET 4 ,'4 4 rxr 44„ 4.., WAIT FOR PICKETT CAMPBELL DISSOLVEMENT OF PARTNERSHIP SALE STARTING THURSDAY JAN. 9 4/ %I: .x. 'X' 1.I SkI I � 1 ,r x1 t°) 44, f'' mi ..0414 MEN'S , 13;75A WELL KNOWN RESS SHIRTS SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR REG. VALUE TO 1d.97 B.F,O. DISCOUNT PRICE 7.97 • AT HURON COUNTY'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE M.EN'SBOYS'..LA.DIES.'.-..GIRLS'ra,nd.,BABY'S WEAR YARD .GOODS,FURNITURE- MATTRESSES -PAINT. • SEWING MACHINES-SMALL'APPLIANCES.-LAMPS., MFG. LESS 30% NOW sr, sz ONLY . MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT, POLYESTER & WOOL LOCATED ON HWY NO. 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA WINTER STORE HOURS MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 11 A.M.TO 6 P.M. FRIDAY , 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY " 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS DRESS PANTS - LESS 30% REG:VALUE 16.97 ' ONLY Now $6 91 B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICE 9.97 MEN'S SKI JACKETS LESS 20% NOW ONLY $ B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICED 16.97 TO 24.97 TO • s1 3 " • SNOWMOBILE SUITS `ENow % $ lq 97 B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICED 23.97 TO 50.97 --LADIES SKI JACKETS LESS 20% B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICED 13.97 TO 16.97 GIRL'S & BOYS 2-6X AND 7 TO 16 WINTER COATS JACKETS-- - - SNOWMOBILE SUITS B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICED 7.77 TO 18.57 ONLY TO s40'a • NOW ONLY LESS NOW $b 20 ONLY $15 zo TO • s � 11z3 TO $ 1 3 S' We are continuing our SPECIAL HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWAKCE ON SEWIN6MACHINES Base Factory Outlet Is makiny"'$pe►cial high trade -In allowan- ces on your used sewing machine on the purchase of .e new: *UNIVERSAL by WHITE *DOMESTIC by WHITE ••BERNINA •MORSE AND OTHER , FAMOUS BRANDt • a ", We also have used sewing machines from $39.00 for straight stitch model's . and used semi-autOl ii Err up to 8148 9 . All our used uwind machines carry a full one year warranty. WE OFFER SEWING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE AT OUR STORE. Bring in your Machina for service anytime and have it back -in five to six days. Our rates are reasonable and, all our work is . fully guaranteed for one year.. THERMO BLANKETS B.F.O. PRICED 8.87 LESS 20% NOW S 9 ONLY �•- 4 55% POLYESTER PLUS "45% VISCOSE BLANKETS B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICED $6.67 LESS 20% $5.30 EA: s HUGE STOCK OF DRAPERIES. 30%OFF OUR LOW LOW BASE FACTORY OUTLET • DISCOUNT PRICES ft I. I � 0% OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK X yam( * �.�. r.` Excluding sewing maChlnes, small appliances, tobacco, and sundries and Spacial sale items listed above. „ rl t. O f X '. ..'.::