Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 5, 1975
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Fashion Show
To Highlight
Women’s Seminar
Women from eight
counties in the Capitol
Region of Pennsylvania will
take a “Look at Women of
Contemporary Society -
1776" through a luncheon
fashion show at Women in a
Contemporary Society,
Thursday, October 9,1975 at
the Hershey Convention
Center.
The seminar sponsored by
the Capitol Region of the
Cooperative Extension
Service of The Pennsylvania
State University features Dr.
William H. Masters and
Virginia E. Johnson, noted
authors and co-directors of
the Reproductive Biology
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Research Foundation,
speaking on “Sex is a Family
Subject”.
After the luncheon,
workshops dealing with
contraception, nutrition and
children, communicating
with teenagers, cancer and
women, health care for
women and other health
related topics will be offered.
Reservations are limited.
So contact the Lancaster
County Extension Office
Room 1, 1383 Arcadia Rd.
Lancaster, Pa. 17601 for a
registration form and more
details on the program.
Phone 394-6851.
Planning to
717-354-4241
FREE ESTIMATES
Egg Poaching
The current Issue of
Weight Watchers Magazine
presents a story on how to
poach eggs, step-by-step,
featuring the poaching
prowess and the fingers of
Howard Helmer, AEB’s
Eastern Representative.
Working with Miriam
Gordon, the magazine’s food
editor, Howard poached his
way through 15 dozen Large
AA eggs while the
photographer clicked away
at every step of the
operation. The result was
four concise photos that were
used in the magazine article.
Although the poaching
story treats only the con-
Thomasville
4-H Club
The monthly meeting of
the Thomasville 4-H Com
munity Club was held
recently at the Center in
conjuction with a family ice
cream social and demon
strations by members.
Before the meeting the Club
planted flowers at the Center
which were donated by
Pleasant View Greenhouse
near Spring Grove.
The meeting was called to
order by Pres. Gary Welsh,
Sec. and Treas. reports were
given by Jonathan Myers
and Bonnie Wire Respect
fully with a balance of
$853.03 reported. These
reports were given; County
Council-Bonnie Wire, Cape
Cod Trip-Kelly Renzel; 5
Better Beef Grades
USDA officials went back
to the drawing boards and
came up with a revised set of
standards for grading-beef.
In effect since April 14, the
revised standards "allow
slightly leaner beef to
qualify for Prime and Choice
grades; make the Good
grade more restrictive;
making eating charac
teristics tenderness,
juiciness, and flavor more
uniform in each grade; and
require that all graded beef
be identified for yield
(percentage of retail cuts) as
well as quabty.
Dig
ventional poaching in a pan
method, Howard demon
strates to Ms. Gordon the
“Swirling Water” and
“Poaching Ring" methods
which were also
photographed for use in a
future issue of Weight
Watchers Magazine.
In addition to the poaching
story the same issue of the
magazine presents a color
photo and recipe for baked
eggs in pimiento cups which
was developed and tested
especially for Weight
Watchers by Janet Salstrom,
AEB’s Director of Consumer
Education.
County Camp-Roy Thomp
son and Allen Keeney,
Chicken Bar Que-Katherine
Uhl, the following events
were announced, Mini ex
change with Montgomery
Co. July 25-27, County
Council July 2, Family
Picnic July 20, Dress Revue
July 22, Day Camp July 24 all
to be held at the 4-H Center.
Olympics July 14 at York
College, The Club will collect
funds for the Hemophilia
Drive in Sept. Tammy
Barnhart and Brenda Wetzel
were given checks for being
high Flower Bulb salesman.
Members giving
demonstrations were
Jonathan Myers “Wheehn
and Dealin,” Gary Welsh
“Breathe Easy,” “Golden
Goodness” Bonnie Wire
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PFA Ladies Day
Slated for July 14
The annual Region 2 PFA
Ladies Day Out Program
will be held Monday, July 14,
at the Penn Ram Motor Inn,
Carlisle.
Registration for the event
will start at 9:30 a.m. with a
snack bar being provided.
The theme for the program
will be Heritage, Horizon
and Hope with the keynote
speaker being Dr. James
Van Horne, Extension
Family Life Specialist with
Penn State.
Also speaking during the
morning session will be
Becky Lyons who will give a
dramatic narration on the
“Women of the War.”
Miss Maureen Hough, will
represent Lancaster County
in the talent competition
portion of the program.
Following the noon lun-
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cheon, the annual Mrs. PFA
contest will be held with Mrs.
Nancy Garber serving as
Lancaster County’s entrant.
The contestants will be
speaking on “My Hope For
Tommorrow.”
Free bus transportation
has been scheduled for the
ladies of this area. A bus will
leave the Lancaster County
Shopping Center at 8:15 a.m.
and will arrive at Johnson’s
Bus Service in Mt. Joy at
8:40 a.m.
The cost for the program
will be $4.85 with reser
vations needed by July 7.
Checks should be sent to
Mrs. Robert Kauffman, Box
655, R 1 Elizabethtown, 17022.
Please include information
on which point you will be
meeting the bus.
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