The Kid's Mound Comeback and a Pennant Hope
Bucky watches the Kid battle pressure on the mound as Lefty fights to stay in the rotation. A gripping about face of trust and mentorship unfolds amid a pennant chase, with personal scars shaping the game. The crowd roars and bonds form between teammates under high stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel Geliver
Bucky
Lefty
Bastine Bachetti
Barket
Bachetti
Johnson
Price
Truk
iCopyright Wheeler
Wonderful Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog 1955 Ad
An advertisement from Department PPL and Household Arts at 60 Front Street West Toronto promotes the 1955 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog. It invites readers to send 25 cents for a copy, promising exciting enchanting new designs and urging immediate ordering.
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P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Alice Brooks
Power plant to rise at Kindersley in 6000 kW project
Saskatchewan Power Corporation will build a 6000 kilowatt gas engine generating plant at Kindersley. Two 3000 kilowatt Cooper-Bessemer gas engines will be installed in the new building this year. Expansion at Estevan will raise capacity from 42 000 to 72 000 kilowatts by 1956, with a 30 000 kilowatt Metropolitan-Vickers turbo-generator on order and two boilers ordered from Foster Wheeler Limited.
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Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Estevan
Saskatchewan
Metropolitan-Vickers
Foster Wheeler Limited
St. Catharines
Ontario
Busy Builders: Lethbridge Building Permits Rise in February
Lethbridge issued building permits in February totaling $628,900, about $75,000 more than the same month last year, reflecting activity in residential and commercial construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge, Aka
Safety lessons urged as Canada pedestrians face weekly toll
The All Canada Insurance Federation reports over 15 pedestrians killed and 140 injured weekly in Canada, urging child safety education at home and school. Experts say parental and teacher role models are crucial, with steps including walking facing traffic, carrying visibility aids, watching for turning cars, crossing at intersections, and obeying police assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
All Canada Insurance Federation
Big Muskrat Crop Expected In Saskatchewan This Season
R A Whitlock of the southern district field supervisor in the Department of Natural Resources says Saskatchewan expects the largest muskrat catch this season. He credits improved conservation practices and last season’s favorable water levels for the favorable outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
R. A. Whitlock
Department of Natural Resources
Canadians Build 750000 Homes Since World War II
Since the close of World War II Canadians have constructed about 750000 houses valued near eight billion dollars. The housing stock would house roughly three million people.
Whooping crane display at Saskatchewan museum draws visitors
A new Saskatoon natural history museum exhibit recreates a prairie marsh with two adult whoopers, a nest, and surrounding birds. The display shows sweeping reeds and water facing a distant horizon, with species such as shoveller ducks, marsh hawks, horned grebe, coots, and red winged blackbirds. Curator Fred G. Bard notes the exhibit highlights wildlife preservation as Saskatchewan’s heritage. The museum is closed for move preparations but visits are possible by advance arrangement.
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Saskatchewan
Fred G. Bard
Bard
Regina
Museum of Natural History
Anne Adams Pattern Dept Front Street Toronto
Pattern department at Anne Adams located at 60 Front Street in Toronto offers sewing materials and patterns. The note lists the address and storefront details for shoppers seeking patterns and related sewing goods.
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P.P.L
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street W
Toronto
Canadian warships form Great Lakes training fleet at Hamilton
A 16-ship Great Lakes training fleet is assembled at Hamilton to train 1,500 naval reserves from 22 divisions. Ships include HMCS Wallaceburg and HMCS Portage Algerine escorts, a Bangor class minesweeper, five Fairmile patrol craft, three gate vessels and five minesweepers. Two-week cruises begin in early June and run through late August with port calls on both sides of the lakes.
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Great Lakes
Wallaceburg
Portage
Halifax
Navy
Algerines
Hamilton
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By C. A. Lewis
Tencheren
Siz
W&ice Brooks
Kindersley
Ite
Sask
New Natural History Museum
Ireland
Jfashions
Naval Reserve
Peggy
By Chuck Thurston
Abeny
Frank
Elbeeta
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