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Rich, creamy, crescent-shaped bananas favour `flavour and
wide assortment of nutrients including vitamin C. Bananas are'
wonder Workers at meals, and the hours in-between ttrhen hun-
gry hands reach for snacks. Romans had high praise for banana'
as centuries ago, calling them "fruit of paradise". Bananas "'
are considered best for eating by some when their golden ski':
is speckled with brown. Today, bananas play .the dessert role',
in the menu. Easy to prepare Butterscotch Bananas turn dinner
into a banquet.
BUTTERSCOTCH BANANAS
1 cup brown sugar, finely pack-
ed
1/4 cup light cream
2 tablespoonslight corn syrup
2 tablespoons butter or margar-
ine .
4 medium-sized-'flrrn bananas
Combine brown sugar, cream,
corn syrup and butter or margar-
ine in 9 -inch skillet, Heat to
boiling point over low heat,
stirring constantly. . Simmer 2
minutes, stirring constantly.
Place bananas in syrup. Sim-
mer 5 minutes, spooning syrup
over bananas frequently. Spoon
sauce aver bananas to serve.
Makes 4 servings.
SOLD BY POUND
Eggs are: bought by the doz-
en but actually sold by . the-
pound. Grade A eggs are divi-
ded into Extra Large, Large,
Medium, and Small according
to weight of the individual egg,
and Mrs. Frank How-
son returned to their home on ,
Minnie Strut, coming by plane
from Daytona. Beach, Florida,
where they had spent the winter
months.
--Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Powell of Toronto spent this •
week-eM,W;ith Mrs. Ro.1?ert
?PM -44A Airxt.`3 ': 1plhf
Seddon of Kitchener also .visit-
ed at the same home on the
week=end. •
--Mr. Robert Montgomery
of East Wawanosh, Mr. Bill
Bain and. Mr.. Gordon MacTav-
ish have been .patients in hos-
pital here.
---Mrs. Stuart McBurney of
Victoria Street and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Robinson and Rae
visited on the week -end with
the former's sister, Mrs. Wil-
liam Davidson of Port C o,1 -
borne
1-
bome and Mrs. McBurney stay-
ed to spend the week with her
sister.
--Little Terry Hoy,' son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hoy of Pat-
rick Street was a -very sick boy
in hospital here last week;
--Mrs. Alfred Weber o f
Mildmay. visited on Sunday at
the home of her granddaughter, -
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Richard
of John Street, and also at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. L.
J. Slosser of Josephine Street.
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-Mrs,. Thomas C. (Anne)
Nowicki of Amsterdam, N.Y. ,':.
has been visiting with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. OtteJouws-
ma of Turnberry for the past
three weeks. Her husband is
now on ship at Hawaii to go to
Viet N a m. Her brother, ,Mr.
and Mrs. Kees Jouwsma and
fa mirly. of, Peterborough aspen,
the week-erid at the Joutwsina s
home.
Quests alien
Tha n kfferin
BELGRAVE... gaster
Thankoffering nxeeting of
W. M. S, was held in the Pie$
byterian Church on Tii.eaday
{ afternoon, with Mrs. Garner
',Nicholson presiding..
The opening y mxl Vias
"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today".
Mrs. Nicholson welcomed the
guests from Belgrave united,
'0Anglican and Calvin -Brick
churches. •
Mrs. Gordon McBurney read
Scripture and meditation was
read by Mrs. Allan McBurney.
I Mrs. Joe Dunbaried. in prayer.
Mrs. Leslie Bolt gave two poen
"An Easter Prayer" and "Easter -
Poem". Offering was received
and dedicated by Mrs. Nichol-
son.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar introduced
the guest .speaker, Captain Cap-
ple of the Salvation Army,
Wingham. He told of work of
the Salvation Army. The Wing -
ham Corps was founded 8,5 years
ago. A question and answer
period was conducted.
Mrs. Allan McBurney thank-
' ed the speaker. "Rejoice the
Lord Is King" was sung and Mrs.
Nicholson closed the meeting
with a prayer. Lunch was serv-
ed and a social time was enjoy-
ed.
April rneeling at
'Montgomery home
BELGRAVE--Mrs. Arch er
Montgomery welcomed 14 mem- •
bers of the Ladies' Guild to her
home for the April meeting.
Mrs. M. Vannan, president;
was in charge of the meeting
which opened with the, singing
of hymn, "When I Survey the
Wondrous Cross. " Mrs. Vannan
led in prayers. Mrs.. E. Neth-
ery read Scripture. The min-
utes and correspondence were
read.by the secretary, Mrs. °G.
Van Camp.
Plans were discussed for a
special meeting to be held in
May to which ladies of other
churches •in the community will
be invited. Mrs. Nethery of-
fered her home for the next
meeting. .
The monthly draw was won
by Mrs: Hugh Rinn. Dues' were
collected and the travelling
apron passed. Miss Stella Neth-
ery prepared a paper entitled
"Thoughts of Easter", read by
Mrs, Nethery, •.Mrs;,. c Montgom?.aJ
er,y,played two piano selections.
Mrs. Vannan closed the meet-
ingwith prayer
ried
.40 years
.
andum. AndrewOannt,
14 R. 1, Luelinow, werepleasant"
l.y .surprised on Sailirday even*
i4g when,to tivea gathered :at
OA; W *Gout them on
their 49th wedding, anrdversa.'y,
which was ,April :6th,
The evening was spent play
;ng cands. After the decorated
wedding cake was out , the
couple were presented "with a
beautiful bridge lamp, a pola-
roid;caxnera, a lovely table
centrepiece, a red dish with
silver .spoon and a suit of mon-
ey. They were also recipients
of many 1 o v y anniversary
cards from neighbours and
friends.
The couple expressed their
thanks and a buffet supper was
enjoyed ky all.
In attendance for the occa-
sion were Mrs. Ward (L il a)
Shickluna, Lindsay, sister of
the groom and Mr. Earl Sher-
wood, Goderich, brother of the
bride, who were the couple's
attendants at their wedding' 40
years ago... •
Mr. and Mrs. G a un t have
one son, Murray, of Wingham,
and two grandchildren, Stephen
and Stephanie.
Relatives were present from
Detroit, Lindsay, London, Go(d-
erich, Sarnia, Londesboro, Dune
gannon, Lucknow and Wingham
MEAT PATTIES
LA KEL ET - - The Meat Pat-
ties held their eighth meeting
at the home of Mrs. Henry
Hohnstein with eight members
present. Denise Dettman read
the minutes. The roll call was
"My Record Book up to Date".
Mrs. Hohnstein demonstrated
shepherd's pie. The discussion
was on carving meat and
Achievement Day.
FRUITS FOR BABY
Apple Sauce is a good fruit
for baby to start with. If you
are making it or any other stew
ed fruit, . do not use fnuch sugar
The only raw fruit which is ad-
vised for small babies is ripe
bananas, mashed soft with a
fork. About thee tablespoons
of fruit makes a good serving.
Work up to this quantity gradu-
ally. The fruits should be add-
ed at noon.
Did you know that cheaper
cuts 6, meat are aslimo,
expensive.cuts,., Cooed *WI
imagination, they carr become
family favourites. -
Landers
Dear Ann Landers: My hus-
band
is an assistant manager
in a drugstore. A certain phar-
macist
harmacist in the store. (t'll mown)
'am) has been diagnosing ill-
nesses and dispensing drugs to
everybody who works in, the
place. Since it is easier and
cheaper than going tai a doctor.
Hiram has been. enjoying a very
large following. He seems to
know what he' is • doing because.
in his words, "The people I
treat get well, which is more
than I can' say for some of
the doctors' in this town."
Yesterday Hiram °gave ' my
husband some medicine for a
cold. It made him dizzy and ner-
vous. I caped !iram and t':ld
him in very plain language that -
he had no husinefis handing
out medicine, He said, "A phar-
macist can legally prescribe for
his family. Since I consider the
people l work with `family'
there is• nothing wrong with
what I arm doing."
Please express your views.—
MOUTH FIGHT.
Dear Fight: Never mind about
MY views. Hems what the .low
says: A pharmacist may not pm
scribo for anyone. He is Ikon -
sod to fill proscriptions ritten
by physicians. w
Hiram is prat-
tieing medicine �ithout ...li-
cense and he could be jailed
and fined. Tell him to knock
it off.
a * * >
Dear Ann. Landers: Ten
months ago my daughter. mar-
ried a stingy, bossy, -obnoxious
man. She earns, almost as much
as he does and . all . the money
goes into one checking account;
• HIS. He writes all the. checks
which I think is an insult. When
my daughter goes to the grocery
store she has to pay with her
husband's check. It makesher
look like a stupid fool.
I. hope and pray I live long
enough to see my daughter de-
mand that . her husband treat
herlike a grown woman in-
stead of a child. I love them
both. —LUBBOCK MOTHER --
LAW. • •
Dear Lubbock: You do? Weil,
you could have fooled me, 'lady -
I got the definite impression
that you don't care much for
your son-in-law.
1 see no indication that your
daughter has asked . for your op-
inion. And why should she?
How they handle their finances
should be of no, concern to you.
so M-Y.O.B.,, DearIe
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a good time but you? Send for
the. booklet, "The Hey TO.Popu
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