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A Lesson in Patience

By Marjorie Stevenson

She learned to wait quietly after that incident!
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Bears and Berries

By Sandria Mushero, as told by Rodney Mushero

The summer fruit was coveted by both man and beast.
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Bees A-Buzzing

By Peggy Park

He used the jars of gold as barter.
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Bits & Pieces -- My Little Buddy

Young Alan enjoyed all kinds of ice cream with his dad and his grandpa.
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Fishing Time

By James Giangobbe

Sundays at the reservoir were special.
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Flowers for the Supper Table

By Robbie Wright

They went in search of the perfect bachelor's buttons.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Fountain of Youth

By Carol Tannehill

Classic sundaes, sodas and floats will make you feel like a kid again.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Me and Mr. Blue

By Donald Dereadt

Its name remained a mystery to his friends.
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Home Remedies -- Lose Some, Win Some

By Vicki Tannehill

These little tweaks will make a big difference when it comes to your diet.
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Just Pull the String

By Wynne G. Crombie

Motels, local diners and road signs were the hallmarks of a great family vacation.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Rod Serling

By Carl Amari

The Twilight Zone writer was a master at devising chilling parables.
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My Irish Summers

By Maryanne Curran

Summers along the local "Riviera" were priceless.
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Not Your Greeting-Card Grandma

By Sherry Barber

She aimed to be the "Good Grandma" -- and she succeeded.
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Picture This

Send us your photos! We invite you to share the pictures that reflect your happiest ...
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Quack Attack

By Joyce Lindsey O'Keefe

They were cute, but they made her dad sputter.
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Real Cabbage Patch Kids

By Tom R. Kovach

The plants grew one tin-cupful at a time.
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Rewind -- Antiques Corner

There are no manufacturing markings on this old top, which still works even though it was ...
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Sunday Funnies -- Blondie

Registered U. S. Patent Office
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The Best of the Good Old Days

With Ken Tate

Golden Memories
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The Canal

By Joan Rose

It was forbidden, but fun.
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The Devil's Tea Table

By Del Turner

It made them feel like kings of the mountain.
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The Happy-Go-Lucky Girl

By Priscilla Mutter

Her projects had mixed results, but she learned plenty!
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The Hills of Home

By Sidney Conkwright

Pico was his playful sidekick on every adventure.
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The New Porch

By Eileen Higgins Driscoll

A group effort led to a group celebration.
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The Old Barrel Barge

By Ann Oliver

It was great fun while it lasted.
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The Saturday Night Bath

By Norma Mezoe

The No. 2 tub was always on call.
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Town Girls

By Carol Chandler

They kept walking. And walking. And walking.
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Upstaging a Circus

By Patricia Helmberger

Hubba Hubba and Butch's tricks were far more interesting.
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Willie and Joe and Me

By Jerry Eaton

Bill Mauldin's cartoon characters were icons of World War II.

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Grandpa's Little House By Betty Rhodes	Halloween Ambush By G. Edgar Hall	Hold the Mustard! By Marlys Huffman
Homemade Toys By Glenn Conley	House Parties By Mrs. Thomas Zahno	Ice Cubes, Anyone? By Rod Peabody

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