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Page Eight THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE Thursday, February 25th, I960 Miss Ilten McKelvi presented with the Northumberland County Ontario Women's Institute Scholar ship on Saturday ruary 13. Mrs. John White-house, secretary of the Scholarship Committee made the presentation at a Seymour West 4-H Club meeting hold at the home of the leader Mrs. George Fisher, RR 2, Hastings. Miss MeKtlvie merited this Scholarship on the basis of her 4-H Homemaking Club work, (9 projects), her community and school activities and her personal integrity. All of Ileen's friends wish s she continues her training at Peterboro Civic Hospital. Ik en is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. McKelvie, RR 4, CampbeF-I'ord. and took club work under the leadership of Mrs. Thomas Campbell. Also attending this meeting were, Mrs. Marion Smith, Home economist, Mrs. Clifford Gillespie, Grafton, Board Director, i and Mrs. T. M. Gresham, Colborne. President of East Northumberland District. Good Reading for the Whole Family •News •Facts • Family Features How Waste Effects The Cost Of Meat Some cuts of meat have e large percentage of bone and fat, or gristle, which means a high percentage of waste. Naturally, the more waste there is, the higher the actual cost of file edible portion. So the type or cut of meat purchased has a very great effect on the meat budget. As a case in point, the Home Economics Service of the Ontario Department of Agriculture cites this example. Some years ago, when rib roast was 55c a pound, they found that the edible portion actually worked out to 70c a pound, once waste was eliminated. Rib lamb chops then were 79c a pound but removing the bone meant they were $1.04 per pound on the basis of the Pictured above is Colborne'o Midget Hockey Team sponsored by Colbright Orchards. They defeated Brighton on Monday night by a score of 4 to 1. Colborne goals were scored by Miles Summers assisted by Peters, Paul Island, Mike Rim-Reg Maskell, Jeff lies with one mer, Doug Clarke, Dave Teai.' and Reg Maskell with two Back Row-- George Maskell, Brightons only goal was scored ,C"ach:c George Maskell Jr, Miles Summers, Len Joice, Jim by teddy Langdon. Ferguson, Reg Maskell and Jeff Front Row--Paul Redfern, Ron lies. amount of meat which could be eaten. Spare ribs, 62c at that time, may not have sounded terribly expensive but considering only the edible part, the cost rose to $1.03 a pound. The meats with little or no waste, such as kidney, heart and liver, are actually double budget savers. Not only is the cost per pound in the store below many other me&ts, but the waste is negligible. On an edible portion basis, then, their cost is considerably less than the cost of cuts with a great deal of Better see Fred Hawkins fore buying that new suit topcoat. Maybe he will save j $8.70 to $11.65 on the sale. Curling Scores - February 14 J. Armstrong 15 D. McLaughlin 8 L. Bausch 13 A. Waller 8 J. Chapin 6 A. Dove 8 STANDINGS TEAM Leo Bausch J. Armstrong D. McLaughlin A. Waller A. Dove W. Griffis J. Chapin A. Cammack . . ii- .conditions and sickness our We should always be on the LeSlOn LiBCllCS AUX membership was down. During alert against the possibility of * * | the business meeting a hearty; poisoning from new and rare The regular meeting of the j vote of thanks was given for | sources. But let us also rem-Ladies Auxiliary to Colborne all convenors. Com. L. Fox and ember that poison is all around Legion was held on Wednesday Com. B. Cuthbert also all Com- us in our daily lives, and the February 17. The meeting rades who helped to make the leading killer poison gets ready opened in the usual way with Masonic banquet a great succ- to go to work every time we the president Com. L. Mutton ess. The meeting was adjourn- press the starter swich of our presiding. Owing to weather ed and closed with the Queen, car. In Need Of OFFICE SUPPLIES ■ See Our Complete Selection I TURKEY SUPPER 5 WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Sponsored by SALEM W.A. a g WILL BE HELD ON j Wednesday, March 2nd ■ at Salem Sunday S^hor 1 Hall ■ ■ Supper will be served at 5, 6 and 7 p.m. ADMISSION 5 ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN under 12, 75c. CLIP BOARDS PENCILS BINDERS LIST FINDERS LEDGER SHEETS PAPER CLIPS INK FILING FOLDERS STAPLFRS RUBBER BANDS CARBON PAPER COLUMNAR PADS RECEIPT BOOKS CALENDAR PADS TYPEWRITER RIBBONS SCOTCH TAPE FRASERS LEDGERS ACCO FASTENERS PENCIL SHARPENERS TYPEWRITER ERASERS THF. COLBORNE CHRONICLE (Your Hometown Newspaper)