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John Henry Brubaker explains the art of meatcutting to DHS students.
"Donegal home ec. students learn
eat processing from Brubakers
by Hazel Baker
Ten girls and two male
mbers of the Donegal
igh Scheel Home Ec class
cock a field trip to Stone
i .
* The class advisor,
Bridge Farms this week to
8ce first hand the prepar-
tion of meats prior te being
rved on the table.
Miss
athi Wiler, has been
structing the students on
e various cuts, food value,
and cost of entree’s. Mrs.
“J.H. Brubaker, co-owner, of
Brubaker’s Butcher Shop,
spoke to the class previously
on the various meat cuts and
preparation.
The pupils witnessed the
~ slaughtering of at least five
pigs-the bleeding, removal
“of entrails,
Butcin of beef,
and the meat
hamburg
processing plus the final
a
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Applesauce &
Mashed Potatoes
operation cutting.
The Brubakers do custom
butchering in bulk for
individuals and for products
sold in their store on the
premises.
The twenty-twe em-
ployees of Stone Bridge
Corporation must be garbed
in white coats and hats. The
animals are inspected by a
state inspector for disease
prier to being slaughtered
and their entrails are re-
inspected on removal from
the animal.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
are slaughtering days for
the establishment, which
was started thirty years ago
in a three car garage. Now
25 steers and 20 hogs are
processed weekly. The meat
is conveyed by overhead
““MARCO’S RESTAURANT"
Italian and American Food
PIZZA —-STEAK—SUBS
MARIETTA RT. 441
Phone 426-2210
——ee* DINNER SPECIALS *
ROAST LOIN OF PORK
Served with Filling,
$2.50
Gravy,
K-MART CENTER
Phone 569-8100
THURSDAY thru WEDNESDAY =
ROAST BEEF
Served with Filling,
Potato & Vegetable,
Tossed Salad
pulleys until it is removed to
their refrigerated rooms
where the product is aged
for two weeks before being
cut and packaged.
There is room te store 120
sides of beef in the cold
storage. All surplus of the
meat is utilized in some
way; the tallow and bones
are sold to rendering plants
which cock the product and
make fertilizer; the gall and
pancreas are used for medi-
cinal products; the beef
hides are processed for
leather and by-products.
Additional smoked or treated
meats are prepared in Stene
Bridge Farm, Mount Joy
R.D. puddin’s
scrapple, sausage.
such as
*2.50
LASAGNA
Served with Tossed Salad
VEAL PARMIGIANA
Served with Spaghetti and Tossed Salad
$2.25
$2.75
All Dinners are served with Homemade Rolls and Butter
LASAGNA
SPECIALS:
LARGE ITALIAN STEAK
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
*l 33 SPAGHETTI
$1.25 CLUB SANDWICH
Zumender oun Pipa aliuags to the beat.
Small Pizza $1.65 — Medium $2.25 — Large $3.00
SICILIAN PIZZA $3.95 — STROMBOLI $1.50
People vote
for royalty
by LaVon Harnish
Voting is now underway
for the 1976 Sweetheart
Baby King and Queen.
Pictures of contestants have
been placed in the following
Mount Joy businesses:
Union National Bank—
Kristen Kuntz, Kenneth
LeFever, Jason Bowers,
Kristen Etsell, Jeffrey Hei-
sey, Cindy Williams, Dan-
elle Landis, and John
Brenner
Hostetter Hardware—
Tim Welsh, Jr., Edward
Spangler, Laura Phalen,
Melissa Leng, Michelle Rei-
der, Freddie Erb
Hy-Lo Discount—Shan-
nen Ney, Sarah Hamilton,
Scott Liggins, Christina
Secrest, Douglas Bower,
Matthew Gage, Roger
Flowers, Melissa Gutshall
National Central Bank—
Beth Hower, Abby Gohn,
Michael Kline, Alexander
Roberts, Dean Schaeffer,
Christepher Miller, Shan-
non Sauders, Renee Hum-
mer
Stehmans 1 G A—Krista
Espenshade, Shane Steh-
man, Trey Wagner, Timothy
Hager, Shawn Eltz, Scott
Farmer, Kelly Gainer, and
Wendy Wiseman.
The winners will be
decided by penny-a-vote
and the bey and girl with the
mest meney in their canis-
ters will be declared King
and Queen on February 14
at the Mount Joy Borough
Hall. Registration of contes-
tants will begin at 10:15
a.m. that merning and
crowning ceremonies will
take place at 10:30.
All preceeds will be
donated te the Donegal
Dental Clinic. The Clinic is a
nen-prefit organization
which gives dental care to
children in the Donegal
Scheel District whe other-
wise could not afford treat-
ment. Funds come from
local community groups and
from the annual sale of
toothbrushes in -the scheols
during Naticnal Dental
Health Week.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Reinhold (Ann Starr) Mount
Joy RD. #2, a son at
General Hospital, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hess
(Linda Keyes) Mount Joy
R.D. #2, a daughter at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Meoenchak (Patricia Williams)
Bainbridge R.D. #1, a
daughter at General Hosp-
ital, Monday.
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Jackets
February 5, 6, 7 Sale
Sleepwear—1/2 off
Dresses—long and street length
$5—8$10—8$15
Special group sportswear
1/2 off
Slacks
Sweaters
1/2 size dresses and blouses
—1/2 off
Oran
Phone 653-5512
Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat.-9:30 to 5:00
Wed.-9:30 10 12:00, Friday-9:30 to 9:00
JURE A 1
“Since 1915”
I IRgY
MEL & GERRY HEISTAND, PROPS.
ge
PA.
15 Marietta Ave.
Mount Joy
LANCASTER
COUNTY
FARM DINER
SMORGASBORD
11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
BANQUET
FACILITIES
Phone 717-367-6956
Rt. 230 One Mile East of Elizabethtown
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Ball Jar lid regulars
MARTIN'SBACONENDS 95c ib.
Farm Fresh Eggs
Fresh Vegetables:
CARROTS* LETTUCE*TOMATOES*
cog. ~~ CELERY* CABBAGE
Frozen Frosty Acre Vegetables
small packs or 20 Ib boxes
Frosty Acres Frozen Orange Juice
Eat lotsof APPLES
$2.00 / basket & up
tayman—Red & Yellow Delicious
12 0z. or quarts
SHOO-FLY PIES [Baked in our kitchen
Dried Apple Snitz: Sweet & Tart
SECONDSINPRETZLES* CANDY
Weaver's Chicken &
Mrs. Paul's Fish
BROWN SUGAR 101b. $3.29 51b. $1.85
Coconut by the 1b.
WILBUR'SCOATING CHOCOLATE
WOLGEMUTH FRUIT MKT.
STORE HOURS: Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thurs. 8a.m. to 8 p.m. - Fri.8 am. t0.9 p.m.
mile West of Mount Joy, along Route 230 Ph. 653-566"
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