* PAGE Bz, THE HERALD, Wednesday, November 10, 1975

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The female German Shepherd with the whimsical name is
credited with saving the life of six-year-old Teddy Allain, who
was missing eight hours when he lay buried under a huge
snowbank which had collapsed on him near his home in

Revelstoke, B.C.

The child was the object of an intensive search throughout a
freezing Sunday afternoon and evening in January 1976.

Despite the fact that “Mr, Baggins’ had no formal tracking or
search training, when she was taken to fhe spot where tha boy
was las! seen, she found him within minutes, thus averting a

tragedy,

freal,

Gamma is credited with saving the life of his blind master,
Marcel Daignault of Montreal, when the dog leaped to push Mr.
Daignault onto the sidewalk, out of the path of a truck speeding
through _

an intersection

,

Gamma fook the impact of the onrushing vehicle himself, and
was severely injured with a 12-inch wound in his side.
Hospitalized for nearly two weeks in a veterinary clinic,
Gamma recovered and has become a familiar sight in Mon-
serving as his master’s

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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I,
was not happy to see in your,
column AGAIN a reminder that
all widows, as well as married
women, should be addressed as
Mrs. John Doe.

Maybe I am having an
identity crisis, but I prefer to be:
addressed as Mrs. Jane Doe.

anders

My husband is alive and well
and we get along fine, but 1
don’t feel thal I need his first
name as well as his last to

identify myself,
¥ my I. was born

Jane. I went through school as
Jane. Tam employed as Jane.

When I receive mail, f want it

addressed to Jane becayse -

that’s ME. Print this please —

JANE DOE /

DEAR JANE: if you prefer
Jane to Mrs. John, request that
your mail be addressed to youin
that manner. I received a
surprising number of letters
from widows who informed me
most emphatically that they,
too, would prefer to be ad-
dressed .by their own first
names. In fact, one widow
wrote, ‘'My husband’s death
was a blessed release from.
slavery. He was cruel and
miserly master, I'd just as soon
not hear his name again —
much Jess be called by it."

Welive and learn. .-

against

Seeing Eye

DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE

CALL FOR TENDERS

“ANIMAL CONTROL”

Sealed bids relating to the above contract will be accepted af the
Municipal Offices until 4:30 P.M, on November 22, 1976,

Interested parties may view the proposed contract at the Municipal
Offices - :
light. ‘
. +3215 Eby Street,
during regular business hours.

Tenders must be submitted in sealed envelopes addressed to the “Clerk
Administrator” and plainly marked “Tender to Animal Control Con-
Dog. / fract’’.

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A simple, dessert idea
full of juicy plums from the
sunny Okanagan!

2 cups halved fresh prune
plums ‘
Sprinkling of ground
cinnamon -

1 cup brown sugar

1/2 cup water

1 - 2 tablespoons minute
tapioca

Grated rind of 1/2 an
orange

COBBLER

4° tablespoons shortening
6 tablespoons sugar

1 egg, beaten

1-1/2 cups flour

2-1/2 teaspoons baking
powder

Dash of salt

1/2 cup milk

Arrange cut plums, with
pits removed, in a baking
dish; sprinkle with
cinnamon, orange rind,
tapioca and sugar and water
mixed, Make a batter of the
remaining ingredients and
spoon over the plums:
sprinkle the top generously
with 2 tablespoons brown
sugar, Bake at 375° F. for
30 minutes or until cobbler
is cooked. Serve with your
favourite custard sauce or
whipped cream,

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Question:

T have been on a Weight
Watchers diet for the past
two years. T just had a ba

1)
and’ would, like ‘ty, breact
feed: Can‘I stil] follow ‘my:

Weight Watchers diet?
Answer: ©

A well balanced diet is
extremely important while
nursing in order to provide
Sorina
supply o quality milk,
The Weight Watchers dict
does include foods from the
Daily Food Guide, howeyer.
the area which would be of
concern is calories. Nursing
is not the time to be on a
talorie restricted diet. In
fact, an additional 500
calories daily are needed
over and above basic needs
to meet the calorie
requirement of a nursing
mom.

Question: .

I have noticed a product
called sea salt at a friend's
house. Can my husband,
who has been told by his

doctor to cut down on salt,

use this in place of table
salt? :

Answer:

No, sea. salt,. ig.,sodium
chloride, just'ds tablesalt is,

’ ‘and itis the intake of sodium

that one is concerned about
when they are on a low sait
diet. Sait substitutes, which
usually contain .potassium
instead of sodium, could be
used by your husband if
approved by his physician.
Question:

I've been searching the
stores for a milk free
margarine. Is such a
product available?

Answer!

Monarch Foods Ltd.
manufactures "Diet Im-
perial Margarine” which is
a milk free margarine with
a soy base, and ‘Monarch
Corn Oil Margarine” which
is also milk free and has a
corn oil base.

. Prepared by the Nutrition
Service - B.C, Department
of Health.

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