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for about 1 hour and 15 minutes or
until the top is brown and a
toothpick inserted into the center
of the cake comes out clean. Let
the cake cool for 15 minutes, then
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wire rack. Let cool to room
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with whipped cream if desired.
AFRICAN FRITTERS
1 1/4 cups pancake and waffle mix
1 egg
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup milk
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
4 large or 5 medium sized ripe
bananas, peeled
Combine pancake mix, milk, egg,
oil and vanilla in medium-sized
mixing bowl; mix until well blend
ed. Cut bananas into 1 inch pieces;
coat in batter, draining slightly.
Fry about 6 at a time in 1 inch deep
oil (375 degrees F.) for 1 to 2
minutes turning frequently until
light golden brown. Drain on ab
sorbent paper. Roll in combined
sugar and cinnamon; serve warm.
Makes about 30 fritters.
WHEN THE BILL
COLLECTOR KNOCKS
Many of the families you are
working with may have already
gotten into credit trouble. Failure
to talk with their creditors about
their trouble and ignoring
payments and late notices will pro
bably result in their accounts being
turned over to a debt collection
agency.
If that happened, your families
should be aware of their rights
under the Fair Debt Collection
Practices Act.
Your Rights - This act ensures
that debtors are treated fairly by
debt collectors.
The act applies only to collection
agencies, however; businesses that
handle their own collections aren't
subject to it.
The Fair Debt Collection Prac
tices Act does not cancel a debt,
but it provides the following pro
tection for you as a debtor:
--Within five days after contac
ting you, a debt collection agency
must send you written notice
stating the amount of money ow
ed, to whom it is owed, and what
you can do if you feel you don't
owe the money.
?If you respond within 30 days
in writing stating that you don't
owe the money, the agency cannot
make further efforts to collect the
money until it has sent you infor
mation (in writing) verifying that
the amount is owed.
--Collectors cannot use abusive
language, threaten violence, or
contact you at inconvenient times
or places.
-Collectors cannot claim to be
someone other than a debt collec
tor. For example, they can't pre
tend to be a lawyer, government
official, or policeman.
Collectors cannot use unfair
means to collect a debt.
-They cannot contact anyone
else concerning your debt except in
an attempt to locate you.
-Collectors cannot collect more
than what is legally owed.
Stopping the Knocking - If
necessary, you can stop a collec
tion agency from making further
contacts by telling the agency (in
writing) that all contacts are to
stop. You should understand,
however, that if you actually owe
the money, court action will pro
bably then be taken against you.
And remember; The Fair Debt
Collection Practices Act does not
cancel your obligation to pay your
debts.
CREDIT WHERE
CREDIT IS DUE
Most of us need to use credit at
one time or another. But whether
or not we get credit when we need
it depends on our credit rating.
Your credit rating is used by
stores, banks, and others to deter
mine if you are a good risk. So it's
important to have a good rating.
Your rating is based on informa
tion given to the local credit repor
ting association or bureau by
businesses you have dealt with in
the past.
This information shows how
you paid your debts - if you paid
them when due, if your checks
bounced, if certain court actions
had to be taken, etc. So, how do
you know how you rate? Well, if
you are denied credit, you can, by
law, look at your credit file at no
charge. Otherwise, the bureau may
charge a small fee.
No information will be given out
on the phone, however. Am! sole:
the credit bureau does not approve
or disapprove credit applications.
That's up to the creditor.
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