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WIRDS Oe GRATITUDE ;

We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to everyone in the
community who ~articinvated in the
rescue search for our little zirl
Mimi, who vas feared to be lost and
frozen in the late afternoon of
Tussday, March 3rd,

I6& is imnossibdle to revay
for the great effort exerrized by
the reseue team which was organized
by Constables Kokoska and Johnman;
R.o.M.:. officers, “This as a result,
saved little Mimi's life.

A snerial thanxs to Mr. Stan
Oven ane Mre, Gertrude Tishder-for
findine her and to Mr. Walt Sturhelhn
end Mr. Neil Enns for the quick
trin to the hosnit:l,

Mr, @& Mre, G.T. Dudas

Here is a choto of Mimi resdine
fairy tales of the lost little

lamb. (And -uite sertous about
it.) Promising never to eet lost
again! Thanks again to everyone,

SO EI Ee eet

The Douglas Fir takes it name
from David Douglas, an intrepid

A cup’ of coffee will give you a
lift. However if you want a second

young Scots botanist. The tree
raises to heights of 200 feet or
more anc its massive trunk, amored
by dark furrowed bark, is up to a
foot thick, and may measure 50 feet
in circumference. It grows prod-
igiously in the mest productive for-
est on earth — 25 nillion acres of
green glory extending from British
Columbia, south to Califomia's
Mount Shasta.

SHE SE Here ese
Hear about the guy who works in

a distillery? When he works overtime
he gets paid time and a fifth.

lift from a second cur, better wait
awhile. According to researchers
at the University of Michigan, caff-
eine from the first cup stimlates
but also partially blocks any add-
itional stimulus from caffeine for
more than two hours. The researchers
also advise that it takes about 20
minutes for caffeine stimulus to
take full effect.

KISMET oF FET

“Ralph, I thought that the doctor
told you to stop all drinks."

"So what? You don't see many gett-
ing past me, do you?"