Wimpy the Clerk Becomes Hero in Park Lion Rescue
Wimpy, a timid bookkeeper at Zimmermans, climbs a crane track to help Ole during a heart attack. He steadies the dangerous path, administers pills, and guides the crane to safety before returning to his desk. The act earns praise from the President and a promotion path for Wimpy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impy
Ole Peters
Wimpy
Manny
Zack
Ole
Zimmerman
Wimpole
Milo
Milo Laoke
Zimmerman’s
Uie
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Do You Know That Breeding of Sheep in Kashmir
Do You Know That Breeding of sheep with different colored fleeces is an art in Kashmir. This note mentions the practice as a regional craft reflecting local sheep varieties and color traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashmir
Plant cuttings must root to survive says Forest Nursery
Forest Nursery Station at Indian Head Lask describes hardwood cuttings as stem portions needing developed roots to absorb water and food. For best results poplar willow currant grape tamarix and similar cuttings should be started in friable damp soil with moisture through the growing season before transplanting rooted plants in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Walker
Forest Nursery
Indian Head
Lask
Pays to be a swimmer
The article argues that knowing how to swim saves lives and enables self rescue in deep water. It urges taking swimming lessons before vacation, noting that many towns offer facilities and that swimming provides safety and health benefits.
Timber wolf display at Regina museum showcases moose trail scene
The new provincial museum of natural history in Regina features a winter moonlit diorama of timber wolves in Saskatche wan. The scene shows two adults and two younger wolves near spruce and willow, with a moose tracks along a trail marked by a tall spruce. The display notes a lack of recorded timber wolf attacks on humans.
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New Museum
Regina
Saskatchewan
Provincial Museum of Natural History
Wolf Range
Manitoba
Portage
Hell Diver Lake
Shallow Lake
Pasquia
Queen thanks Edmonton girl for sketch from Buckingham Palace
Donna Carswell, 13, found a letter from the Queen on returning home from school thanking her for a sketch of Her Majesty. The drawing was sent to a pen pal in England who forwarded it to Buckingham Palace. A mention notes a date palm may bear fruit for about 200 years.
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Edmonton
Donna Carswell
Donna
England
Buckingham Palace
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Canada
Stork
Hrne Helms
P.P.L
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street W
Toronto
Hosnita
Department OF Public Health
Division OF Health Education
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