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PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Tuesday, November 22, 1977

Real fake
wine
By BRUCE LEVETT

LONDO (CP) — In
this land of tradition,
where even the teabag is
still looked on with dis-
dain, the idea of instant
wune from Burlington,

aro h ride.

In the words of Edmond
Penning-Rowsell,
chairman of the Wine
Society of Great Britain,
“the wine growers have
nothing to fear.’’

The whole thing began
when Donald Pilla, 46, of
Buriington, a systems
analyst, evaporated
wine, isolat the
chemical compounds in
the residue and
reproduced the whole
thing in a yeast culture.

The first howl came
from wine growers in
Italy, who demanded the
product be banned for
ear it could put them out
of business.

Penning-Rowsell gave
lip to the product, called
Wonderwine, and
decreed:

“Neither the red nor
the white bears any
relation at all to anything
made from a grape.”

The wie society which
he heads is the home of a
Britain's leading con .« = .%
noisseurs. :

TJtSasting was
reported to be short and
sharp, with * onderwine
being promp’ :" spat into
the basin at ihe saciety’s
office.

Many people wonder A classic steamed pudding,
about Wonderwine. Some Bran Cranberry Crown, is one
reports here say the of the nicest warm desserts you
crystals must be lunked can serve your family on a cold
into water along with Winter evening,
sugar and let stand for 2é Steaming is a simple tech-
days. Others say it is nique. Prepare the batter and
possible to drink the tum _into a greased mold; cook
product immediately. in a large kettle of boiling water

. until done, cool and unmold.
However, businessmen ty cakelike pudding, made

were reported lining up at ,; te ATL
the offices of Peabody @'pran Wass cereal con be
Foods Ltd., who plan t0 cooked carly in the day and
market the sachets in reheated in the oven just before
drug stores, SUper- serving.
mar ets and retail Bran cereal gives this steamed
stores. udding a distinctive sweet and
NOT LEGALLY WINE Putty bran flavor that goes well
On Col thal, however, with the tanginess of fresh cran-
Hugh Cohen, a director of berries.
the company must Another excellent reason for
etermine e legal making a dessert with bran
complexities of 8 cereal is that it is one of the
marketing whatever it is. finest sources of natural food
Itcannot be called wine fibre, Some medical researchers
under European Commor. believe that inadequate fibre in
Market regulations thal our diets is a factor in some
describe wine as being of the common diseases,

Eating bran cereal at break-
made from freshly: ; ‘
pressed grape. fast is one way to increase the

fibre in your daily diet and

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Fold into cereal mixture, Turn

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eating bran desserts is another

pleasant way to do it.

Try Bran Cranberry Crown, y
served with its own jewel-like pudding

Cranberry Brandy Sauce,

BRAN CRANBERRY
CROWN

V4 cup regular margarine or
butter

2 teaspoons grated orange rind
1 cup packed dark brown sugar
2 eggs, separated

144 cups unsifted all-purpose
flour

244 teaspoons baking powder
1% teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon nutmeg

V2 cup milk

2 tablespoons brandy or
orange juice

1 cup Kellagg’s All-Bran cereal
or Bran Buds cereal

1 cup chopped cranberries

_ In large bowl cream marga-
rine, orange rind and brown

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mold, cover, and place
ona rack in a large kettle. Add
boiling water to come half-way
up side of mold. Cover kettle
and bring water to a boil.

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Reduce heat and simmer 2 to

2% hours, or until cake tester
inserted in centre of pudding
comes out clean. Remove mold
from kettle, cool 10 minutes,
unmold and serve with Cran-

berry Brandy Sauce.
YIELD: 10 to 12 servings

CRANBERRY BRANDY
SAUCE

2 cups cranberries

1 cup sugar

1 cup water

1 tablespoon brandy or
orange juice

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sugar. Beat in egg yolks. Mix berries,

sugar and water. Cook
flour, baking powder, salt and over medium heat, stirring con-

nutmeg: blend into creamedstantly, until sugar dissolves,

mixture alternately with milk Bring to a boil and cook until
and brandy. Stir in Kellogg'scranberries begin to pop. Re:
All-Bran cereal or Bran Budsmove from heat and stir in

cereal and cranberries, Beatbrandy. Serve warm.

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Why Shouldn’t Girl
Ask Men for a Date?

By Abigail Van Buren

%. 1977 by The Chicago Tribune-N.¥.News Synd. Inc.

DEAR ABBY: You told a 16-year-old girl who wanted to
invite a certain boy to a sorority dance to ask someone who
had already asked her out. Why? That’s the first step in
giving control of the relationship over to the man. He calls
her if he feels like it, while she's sitting home waiting to be
called,

If a girl thinks a man has an interest in her, what's
wrong with calling him?

I'm single, 29, and have been dating since I was 16. HI
meet a man who appeals to me and I think it’s mutual, I'll
call him and invite him over. He might think I'm pushy,
and he may even reject me, but that’s the chance I take,
And it beats sitting home alone waiting to be called.

Also, Inever give my phone number to a man who won't
give me his. If he refuses, or gives me his office number, I
know he's probably married or living with someone.

Times have changed, Abby. Women no longer must wait
to be chosen. They can do some choosing on their own. This
doesn't mean chasing after someone who has no interest
in them. My motto is; “It never hurts to ask.”

BONNIE IN ALLENTOWN

DEAR BONNIE: Your attitude makes sense, and will
probably find more winners among women than men. Men
have been risking rejection for years. Ifa woman takes the
initiative and is rejected, it’s not the end of the world. Let's
declare 1978 the year of the open season on all
eligibles—regardless of sex.

CONFIDENTIAL TO F.J.R.: Instead of yearning for
some kind of immortality, remember the words of
Benjamin Franklin:

“Ir you would not be forgotten,

As soon as you are dead and rotten,
Either write things worth reading

Or do things worth the writing.”

If you feel leit out and lonely, or wish you know how to
get people to lke you, my new booklet, “How Too Be
Popular; You're Never Too Young or Too Old,” is for you.
Send $1 along with a long, self-addressed, stamped (24
conta} envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills,
Calif, 90212.

Your Individual
Horoscope

Frances Drake

ANS

FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1977

What kind of day will
tomorrow be? To find aut what
the stars say, read the forecast
given for your birth Sign.

ARIES r=
(Mar, 21 to Apr. 20) Vt

A good word from the right
source may enable you to attain
the recognition you belleve you
deserve now. You have just
cause for optimism,

TAURUS
(Apr. 21 to May 1) Ota”

Satisfactory gains indicated
in present undertakings but day
will not be good for starting new
yentures. '
GEMINI nee
(May 22 to June 21)

Stars promise benefits from
past efforts as well as sur-
prising developments — and
achievement — in recently
stagnant areas.

CANCER
(June 22 to July 23) St

You may encounter a few
baffling situations: Remain
undisturbed, neither
overanxious nor careless. A
late-day inspiration should help
you clear things up.

LEO 2
(July 24 to Aug, 23)

A brand new financial start
indicated — accompanied by
high hopes, which CAN be
realized. You must take the
initiative, however — and
confidently.

VIRGO
(Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) wy

Mixed influences, mixed
possiblilities, How you react to
opposition and unexpected
obstacles will tell the tale.
LIBRA
(Sept. 24 to Oct, 29) 24S

Don't walt too long before
making up your mind in mat-
ters where the time element is
important. Highly favored:
creative Interests, travel,
romance.

‘SCORPIO
{Qct. 24 to Nov, 22) m At

Generous stellar influences

stimulate your adaptability and

inventiveness; heighten your

imagination. Much can be

accompli ona day like this!

SA ‘ARIUS

(Nov. 23 to Dec. 24) xt
Sudden, unexpected moves,

abrupt speech, unconventional

action could get you into dif- |
ficulties and disturb the smooth |

accomplishment you could have
otherwise. Be alert!
CAPRICORN Vi
(Dee, 22 to Jan, 20)

Day awaits YOUR move.
Stellar influences are fairly
generous, but you may run into
some complex situations which
will require exceedingly good
judgment to solve.

AQUARIUS ~~
(Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) “2

Look to revitalized ambition
and lofty inspiration to help you
put aver most ideas and plans
now. A good day, under Uranus’
Sama influence.

P
(Feb, 20 to Mar. 20) HEY

Minor assists and friendly
associates may be the biggest
factors on your side now. With
better-than-average influences,
you can achieve more than you
probably anticipate.

YOU BORN TODAY are
endowed with great physical
vitality, and mental vigor, too.
You often surprise yourself, as
well as others, at the power
thrust of which you are capable.
Astahwart soul, you can also be
adamant and inflexible at
times, In emergencies, you act
swiftly and accurately. Shun
tendencies toward overin-
dulgence in pleasures, ex-
citement and gambling since,

once the native of Scorpio takes’

to the “primrose path," it is
almost impossible for him to
return to the mainstream of an
orderly life. Don’t waste your
potentialities, which are many
— oulatandingly in the theater,
literature, music, aviation and
statesmanghip. Birthdate of:
Mary Ann Evans Cross (George
ENot), Eng. poet, novellst;
Geraldine Page, Amer. actress.

YU SAY SHE SHOVEL? TEN
PERCENT OF THE CAPSULES
UP UF NOSE?

YOU) SEEN
Wer TRRKEYP

TM TRANKFOL.

THANKS@IING

CALY CONES
ONCE A

(1-22

1 KNOW BONER TRIES
TO KEEP THE ANIMALS
BUSY BUT THIS TIME
HES GONE TOO FAR/

WHY PO You
SbY THAT?

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In brief

PUB OWNERS
UNHAPPY
EXETER, England

(CP) — A student pub
guide for newcomers at
Exeter University has
been snubbed by pub
owners in this Devon
town. Adrian Sharpe,
landlord of a clean,
friendly pub described in
the guide as ‘‘local, dirty
and grotty,” said: “‘If
they come in here, I will
tell them what I think of
them,” ;

MAKE MORE
MISTAKES

NOTTINGHAM,
England (CP) — Miner
Len Hyman couldn’t have
been happier when he
made a mistake on his
football poals coupon. He
muddled the numbers he
always uses but decided
to let the error stand and
won &19,400 ($36,800).

COULDN'T KEEP UP

LONDON (CP) — A
pensioner reported a
onely-hearts agency,
under the Trade
Descriptions Act, for
failing to provide serv-
ices it advertised. In-
vestigators found that the
elderly Romeo had a new
girl-friend almost every
week, and the agency had
banned him from the
books because he was
leaving a trail of broken
hearts.
TRIMS GIVEN ALL
NIGHT

COVENTRY, England
(CP) — A barber here is
offering free trims to
clients—the only con-
dition Is they must come
for the cut in the middle
of the night. The barber
needs volunteers to help
him beat the world record
by cutting hair non-stop
for 10 days and nights.

GUESS WHO HAS
NEWSPAPER RACK
DUTY ?

Dik Brown

VU

sh World |

Ducks Unlimited (Canada

M

BEAVER AND MUSKRAT HOUSES — Waierfowl
show a marked tendency to utilize the houses
of muskrat and beaver; both as nesting sites and
loafing areas. Canada geese frequently nest-on
the tops of such houses which, at the same time,
will be occupied by a pair or two of ducks as
resting or preening places within established terri-
tories. A big beaver house, more correctly called
a beaver lodge, can be a real asset in wilderness
areas providing ready-made nest sites as well as
safety from four-footed predators and fire. (Bs

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