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In "A Ribbon for Baldy," the top three characters are Baldy, a kind-hearted dog who is the central figure of the story; Miss Dottie, the caring owner who wants to reward Baldy; and the other animals, who play a supporting role in helping to celebrate Baldy's special day. The story highlights themes of friendship, loyalty, and the joy of giving.
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How tall is Mt Baldy?
Top elevation is 8,600 feet.
What company has a logo with a blue ribbon on top and a red ribbon below?
chevron
In let the circle be unbroken what are the main characters only the top three?
Cassie, Papa and Stacey
What do you find on top of Christmas presents?
ribbon or bow
Where is the ribbon on the EXCEL?
the window shield
Where can one find a good ribbon wholesale company?
One can find a good ribbon wholesale company by contacting local dealers to get the whereabouts of the top ribbon wholesale companies in their areas. One can also search on the internet for top rated companies
What is a ribbon on Microsoft Excel?
The ribbon is the collection of tools at the top of the window.
What at the top of the window contains commands that are organized into related groups?
Ribbon
How do you hang Wikianswers.com on your Christmas tree?
Thread a ribbon through the gap at the top of the page... can you see it? (Up there by the word GO.) Then tie the ribbon into a loop. Hang it by the ribbon on your Christmas tree. Very festive!
How can I create a bookmark ribbon for my planner?
To create a bookmark ribbon for your planner, you can use a piece of ribbon or fabric that is long enough to hang out of your planner. Attach the ribbon to the top or side of your planner using adhesive or by sewing it on. You can also add decorative elements like beads or charms to personalize your bookmark ribbon.
Where is the menu bar or ribbon on the computers?
Ribbon is the newer word for menu bars, It's located on the top of most programs like Microsoft Office.
What is RIBBON in Microsoft Excel 2007?
It is the wide menu bar at the top of the screen.
