Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #4 [370]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"British Columbia Pacific Gateway of Canada" offers a slice of mid-20th-century Americana with a touch of seaside tension, as young Chuck finds himself at odds with the disgruntled Spike after a stolen fishing reel sets off a chain of events. Written by Max Pine and illustrated by Fran Matera, the story unfolds aboard Mr. Parker’s vessel with a quiet but charged moment when Chuck’s duffle bag is tripped—leaving the outcome uncertain as Parker watches closely. The cover, by Frank Borth, captures the scene’s subtle drama with a 1964 flair.
In a quiet moment aboard Mr. Parker’s boat, tensions rise when Spike, fired after being caught stealing, vows revenge on Chuck White. With the fishing tournament approaching, Chuck is unexpectedly named skipper—only to be tripped by Spike as he boards, setting the stage for a clash that leaves Mr. Parker watching closely, unsure whether it’s a fight or something more.
Dr. Tom Dooley’s journey from the U.S. Navy to the rugged highlands of Laos in 1956 marks a pivotal moment in his mission to aid those caught in the crossfire of Cold War tensions. With a commitment forged in service, he now travels deep into the heart of Southeast Asia, where his medical expertise meets the urgent needs of displaced people near a contested border.
When Don’s delivery of treasure map copies goes awry, the maps end up in the hands of curious townsfolk—including Ferdy and his gang—who take them as real. Tuck and Don, determined to reclaim the maps and prevent a misunderstanding, disguise themselves as trees on stilts and follow Ferdy and his crew to an abandoned iron mine.
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