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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-22, Page 8lc d. Smith both of London, are 1 Baying with Mr. and Mrs,G01 McBurney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibt visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ro Hibberd in Mildmay on Sun Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ander visited last week with Mr. Mrs. William Schrieber family of Milton,also attended World's Scottish Band 'rattoc Toronto Exhibition. DO YOUR FEET SMELL BAD? If they do get a can Scholl's Shoe Deoderizer at Dent's Shoe Store 111(041. RO.Ai j • Beef ilhole Steak is cut from the beef-chuck. This steak con- ' tarns portions of the blade bone . and backbone, and may include small pieces of rib bone. The lean is com;iosed of the sam m:iscles found in the blade pot-roast. It is . prepared by braisinu: or broiling indoors or out. For brOiling it is best to have the steak cut thin and to marinate it, for these are less tender than steaks cut from the loin or sirloin. To broil, place marinated steak on the grill ,or broiler rack -1 to 5 inches from the heat. Broil•at moderate tem- perature for 7 to 10 minutes'on each side, depending on CI"J110110SS desired (rare. to medium). To braise, brown the steaks, add seasoning and a small amount of liquid, cover and cook slowly nn- tit tender (1 to 1 1/2 hours for 3/4 to 1-inch steaks; 1 1, 2 to 2 1 2 hours for 1 I. '4 to 2-inch steal-4'.. • For a tasty chip or cracker dip,. combine finely diced ready- to-serve meat, ham or dried beef with sour cream and Yhoppol carve 0,UMPEP STICKERS PRoaLr.m 1,A./1•46 0055N'T -rf p, ANN LONDON SEAFORTH News of Be!grave Annual McBurney reunion held Sunday Correspondent Mrs„ Lewis .Stonehouse The annual McBurney -reunion was held at the home of .10, and Mrs, Gordon •McBurney on Sunday with about 50 in attendance. People were present from Cass City, Michigan, St. Thomas, London, Cambridge, Preston, Seaforth, Gorrie and Winghain area, David Pletch and Grant Gnay attended Camp Menesetung at Goderich last week. Mr, and Mrs. Alan Scbtt and children of Barrie spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, Misses Melanie and Meribeth Scott attended the camp of their uncle W.F. Shackleton. at Rain- bow Valley Ranch at Caledon for., two weeks recently. -.Mr, and Mrs.Harry McGuire, Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited on Sunday with Mrs. Ru- sel Walker of Goderich. Miss Maureen McCrea of Blyth, spent a few days with her cousin, :Miss Donelda 1,amont. Mr. and Mrs. William Gow, Mrs. Leonard Brbullev, Brenda and Susan of Dun.v.annon, tecentl!- visited with Mr. Cow's brothers Mr, Fred Cow of Britr.lit,who is a patient, in Stratford General Hospital, and Mr. Allan Gow of Woodstock, who is a patient in Woodstock Hospital, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen 'Wales of London. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson and. David of Brampton spent a couple of days with. Mr. and Mrs. William Stevenson and family. Miss Nora Vancamp is now a, patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Art Beer of warren, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald of Teeswater called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone- house last Tuesday evening. Mr. Nand. Mrs. Harold Slesser of Glamis and Mrs. TelfordCook returned home on Tuesday after- noon from their trip to Eastern Canada where they visited with the former's daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Dick- son of Shubenacabie, NovaScotia. Mrs, Hilda Roberts of Listowel spent ' a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby also visited with her sister Mrs. ,Mary Armstrong at the Brookhaven Nursing Home, Wingham. Mrs, Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery, and Mrs. George John- ston of London are spending a few days with their parents, Mr and Mrs, Filbert Grasby. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Leishman returned home last Sunday from their trip to Victoria, B.C. They also visited with relatives in Hanna, Alberta and Lucky Lake, Saslc Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman on Sun- day were; John Leishman of Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leishman and family of Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bauer, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs, Eric Wil- liamson of walton; mr, and Mrs. Brad Kennedy, Lonclesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon me Burney, Hugh of Northern Ontario, Ronald of Hamilton, at- tended the wedding of Carman Yousie and Denise Cleland In London on Saturday at Calvary united Chufeli. Alex i'fcBurnev will be the President and Secretary-Trea- surer for the year 1974. The 13elgrave Junior Auxi- liary meeting, was held at the Orange Hall, on Saturday morning with Kelly Lougheed leading in the games. Audrey Scott the president led in the opening exer- cises. Patti Edwards took charge of the Roll Call. Minutes of the last meeting were read 'by Alison Roberts. Alison. Roberts helped withjthe worship service Joan Higgins and Patti Edwards collected the offering and Patti Edwards, recited the offertory prayer. . The treasurer's report was given by Nancy Moore. Leaders for next week are; games, Joan Higgins; sing-song, Kelly Loug- heed; to help with worship service, Julie Gnay, clean-up AllSon Roberts and Kelly Lougheed, The sing-song was led by Patti Edwards. The girls Worked on stripe and badge work. The meeting closed with prayer. Misses Kim Hardie of Kit- chener,, Sylvia Shiell and Janet In an acs V.hen power counts, nutrItIonally-conscious consum ers are, beginning to turn to those protein food's than can give theM the needed nutrients for fast paced modern day living. Pea- nuts are loaded with proteinpow- or. Peanuts have been called ,'Nature's Masterpiece of Food Values " and no wonder. Besides Carrying 26 protein grams, pea., nuts contain many of the essen- tial B•vitamins (Thiamin, Ribo- flavin. Niacin), fats thepolyun- Saturate.d kind - and carry a bal-• Sneed share of calorie'S. The balance Is an important thing to remember. Calories properly balanced with energy-giVing pro- teiti8 are not only good for you, they are essential, Those who worry about their weight should not fret about eating peanuts be- ! cause they create quick energy, This abundant energy burns up the calories and builds muscle. Appreciable amounts of calcium, phosphorus, potassium, iron and agnesitan also are found In pea - nuts. * Honest weights Reliable;grading Patronage return/ on profits * Courteous service ititU“dit Pont., .AUGUST '1Z 103'