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Jeff
I will be attending a large all school reunion in a few weeks. Because of
all my connections to Mayberry I have been asked to give a short talk about
what it was like growing up in a small town back in the '50's and '60's. I
thought I would run it past you folks as a test run. Please feel
Ken -
Without even mentioning Mayberry, I think you definitely shared the spirit of
Mayberry in your speech. I love it! It made me think of the small town I grew
up in (where I still live today) and I think you should keep it exactly as it
is - don't change a word!! Hope you have a great
I recall when Guy Dowd was National Teacher of the Year. I read his book
shortly thereafter and think I still have it on a shelf. His work is
indeed inspiring. He'd fit right in Mayberry. Ken, you couldn't pick a
better model.
Don Good
Math ... that's my subject
Ken, You have written many wonderful things on this digest in the past, but
none will surpass your last entry about your hometown of Dorchester and the
molders of your life. I'm a big old sentimental guy and that one made me misty
eyed. It also got me thinking about the molders of my life,
Someone asked about competing businesses in Mayberry. Early in the episode
about Goober's contest, Goober mentions that there is another gas station in
Mayberry. I think he said that Earl Gilley worked there.
Orville Hendricks - Selling Butter and Eggs. You would not believe all the
Hey,everybody!
The other morning I was watching Fox News, which was featuring the Boy Scouts
Jamboree in
DC when they did a segment about things the scouts do to earn badges. One of
the segments
featured CPR on dummies of the upper torso of boys.
All I could think was poor Horatio..
I saw Goober over at the jewelers getting a gift he got for Lydia engraved. He
told me this special gift was his way of telling Lydia how much she meant to
him.
Yep! You guessed right! Goob got her a gold-tone pocket tire gauge with the
letter L engraved on the side. ($3.95 plus tax from
The peepers of this here trained noticer in training spotted a notice in the
paper today!
A Happy 86th Anniversary to Lil Orphan Annie cartoon strip read the headline. I
immediatley had to get the bucket out! Wanted to be dang sure, so it was a big
bucket! Now, in episode 100, or 99
I recall when Guy Dowd was National Teacher of the Year. I read his book
shortly thereafter and think I still have it on a shelf. His work is indeed
inspiring. He'd fit right in Mayberry. Ken, you couldn't pick a better model.
Don Good
Math ... that's my subject
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