DEAR SUN SPOTS: I have a canister of Similac 360 Total Care to give away. My grandson and his wife left it because they couldn’t put it in their suitcase. The expiration date is Jan. 4, 2023. Please contact me at 241-0750. — Monique, Lewiston

ANSWER: That’s kind of you, considering the baby formula shortage. If no one claims it, perhaps a local food bank can use it.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Notice of our church supper has been submitted to the Sun Journal Events Calendar, but it seems that not everyone finds our notices there. Since everyone reads Sun Spots, we appreciate your help in promoting our fundraiser.

A public supper will be served on Saturday, July 9, at 5 p.m. at Mexico Congregational Church UCC (the Green Church), 163 Main St. The menu includes oven-fried chicken, summer salads, homemade pies and a beverage for $10. Takeout meals will be available. Call 364-8603. The dining room is handicap-accessible by using the elevator entrance on Mitchell Street. — Carol, Mexico

ANSWER: Sun Spots is happy to get the word out about fundraising activities, especially when extra helpers and items are needed. Never hesitate to ask, but always get your announcements in as early as possible so I can get your information into the column in advance so readers can mark their calendars.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Regarding the June 22 Sun Spots where a reader was looking for someone to fix her brick steps, I also had a problem getting a mason. I found Jason of Jason Hodsdon Masonry in North Monmouth. He was a good worker and charged a fair price.

According to his ad in the Sun Journal, he does chimneys, chimney cleanings, masonry demos, repointing and repairs, culture stones, restorations, and installs stainless steel chimney liners, and chimney caps. His phone number is 215-3557, or you can reach him at jasonhodsdonmasonry@gmail.com. — Don, Lewiston

ANSWER: Reader referrals, recommendations and shared advice and information are all what make Sun Spots Land thrive. Let’s keep helping one another!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Here’s a great recipe for Honey Pie, very similar to pecan pie, that is easy and delicious. Heat oven to 325 degrees. In a saucepan, bring 1 cup honey to a boil then quickly mix in 3 beaten eggs. Add 3 tablespoons melted butter, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, 1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts, and a dash of nutmeg.

Pour into a 9-inch unbaked pie shell or  graham cracker crust. Bake for 25 minutes, or until filling is set. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Serve plain or with vanilla ice cream, Cool Whip, or whipped cream. — David, Poland Spring

ANSWER: Wow, does that ever sound decadent! I can’t wait to try it — and surely honey is healthier and better-tasting than corn syrup. Sharing recipes in Sun Spots is one of my favorite things!

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Because I hurt my back, I haven’t been able to mow my lawn. Recently, the young man who mows my neighbor’s yard asked if he could help me at “no charge” until I feel better.” My yard is small and it only takes him half an hour. He has been so kind and reliable, but he won’t accept any money. — No name, no town

ANSWER: Accept his gift and enjoy the kindness.

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