C26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 29,1980
Hunterdon bake
FLEMINGTON, N.J. -
Mouth-watering cheese
cake, freshly baked breads
and savory mam-dish pies
were among the entries at
the sixth annual Hunterdon
County Extension Bake-off
last Saturday.
The Bake-Off, co
sponsored by the 4-H Foods
Council and the Home
Economics Council, enjoyed
the biggest response in it’s
six-year history, -with 90
participants and over 175
entries.
No-Knead Yeast Breads
were the specalty class this
year. The winners were:
Joan Massaro, Ist; Beth
Olson, 2nd and Pat Plum
stead, 3rd.
Also known as “batter
breads”, these breads offer
a quick alternative to
regular yeast bread baking.
The crusts are somewhat
thicker and crustier than a
kneaded yeast bread, and
the gram is coarse and
uneven. However, flavor is
excellent, and they generally
take much less tune to
prepare.
Seventeen other classes of
baked goods were open to
State extension 4-H and
youth workers elect officers
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Officers of the Pennsylvania Association of Extension 4-H and Youth Workers
elected recently at the organization’s annual meeting on the Penn State campus
are, seated from left; Mae Bleiler, Berks County extension agent, president; and
Janis Sokoloski, Lackawanna County extension agent, vice-president. Standing
from left; Alan Wentz, Cumberland County extension agent, treasurer; and
Cheryl Miller, Clinton County Extension agent, secretary.
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those who entered the bake
off.
Winners listed in order
were: Sally Herb, Jill
Staudt and Anne Mane
Parsons, plain yeast bread;
Georgette Madak, Joan
Massaro, and Carol
Jurkowski, yeast bread,
other; Christine Tirchio,
quick plain bread; Jeff Van
Duyne, Kim Crommelm, and
Patrick Bird, quick bread,
other; Paul Staudt. Sherrill
Jurkowski, and Judy Sands,
pies; Pam Landry, Georgia
Muhs, and Ruth Gold, mam
course pies; Lorretta kayne,
Barbara Gabruk, and Helen
Gall, novelty pies; Millie
Matyola, and Ruth Crom
melm, foam cakes, Kim
berly Crommelm, Judy
Sands, and Jimmette Sue
Leming, butter cakes
unfrosted; Judy Sands,
Mane Palotas, and Edith
Walton, butter cakes,
frosted; Pam Landry; Erika
Waechter, and Michelle
Lipka, novelty cakes-special
crusts; Ruth Crommelm,
Susan Blew, and Jennifer
Ackerman, cheesecake;
Susan Blew, and Kim Ryan,
fancy icmgs; Robin Stokes,
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Patrick Bird, and Kim
Crommelm, drop cookies;
Gen Madak, Tami Bird, and
Justine Hobday, bar
cookies; HelenHuska, Linda
O’Connor, and Elsie Madak,
rolled and molded cookies.
Demonstrations were
given during the judging.
Eileen Siebenhst of Plants
SOMERVILLE, NJ - An
up-date of research in
breeding, management, and
confinement/ housing of
sheen will be the tonic of
a state-wide sheep meeting
scheduled for Wednesday,
April 2, 8 p.m. in the
Somerset county, N.J.
Extension Service.
Speaker will be Dr. Arthur
Hackett, noted veterinarian,
researcher and educator
with the Canadian Animal
Research Institute in Ot
tawa, Canda, reports Beth
Perry, Eeadmgton Township
sheep breeder and en
thusiast.
Formerly on the staff of
the Rutgers Animal Science
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Vet to speak on sheep research
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demonstrated how to make a
spring wreath. Donna and
Jill Cole, members of the
Country Cooks 4-H Club
taught the audience the
correct method for making
Jelly Rolls. Sharon Opdyke,
also from the Country Cooks
demonstrated how to make
Raspberry Bars.
Department, Dr. Hackett
has addressed livestock
farmers on a number of
occasions. He spole several
years ago on sheep research
underway at the Canada
station and was very well
received, says Mrs. Perry.
The meeting is sponsored
by the N.J. Sheep and Wool
Cooperative, of which Mrs.
Perry is President, the N.J.
Dorset Assn., and the N.J.
Hampshire Assn.
Up to $6OO bonus buying power for early
orders of John Deere Disks, Chisel Plows, or Hoy
and Forage Equipment
Preseason orders help John Deere plan
productio i of most needed models and sizes
So from February 1 through May 31 1980 John
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Kamera Kapers 4-H
to hold Chinese Aucti&i
FLEMINGTON, N.J. - A
Chinese Auction was the
main topic for discussion at
the March meeting of the
Kamera Kapers 4-H Club.
The Auction has been
scheduled for Friday, April
25 at the Extension Center.
There will be a $1 admission
Tne Somerset County Somerville Follow signs
Extension Service is located marked Somerset 4-H
on Milltown Rd., just one- Center.
half mile west of route 202, Meeting is open to the
about 4 miles southwest of public.
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will be held at 8:00 p.m. The
proceeds from this project
will go towards purchasing
dark room equipment to be
used at club meetings.
Reported by Todd Lewis.
Attention Farmers:
We Do Custom
Beef Slaughtering
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