Johnna, I agree with you completely. I've always thought that Mayor Stoner
had way too much power and authority in Mayberry. And he wasn't as sweet and
down-to-earth as Mayor Pike either. But then maybe he had no tempestuous
daughters around to soften him up!
Aunt Bee of Orlando
Maybe you could get your paper to interview Mr. Schwamp. It would be really
interesting to hear what he doesn't have to say.
Glad your paper realized the import ance of TAG's 50th anniversary to give it
some space. Good to know that you are the Mayberry guru in your town.
Every town in
I would like to know what the trivia contest questions were this year. Can
anyone find out?
I don't have time for trivial trivialities but still would like to know.
Thanks,
Brenda J. Higgins Bee in New Concord, OH
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Hit the downtown about 7:45 and got a parking spot on Main st., ate our
breakfast and got ready for the parade. It started right on time and what a
parade it was! Longest so far at just over an hour! I think our first one back
in '98 was about 20 minutes. After the parade we roamed in a few
I've just finished reading The Adventures of Tom Sawyer for the first time in
my adult life. I was struck by a lot of events in the story that also happen in
Mayberry:
•Boys play Robin Hood in the woods
•Folks recite incantations in a superstitious manner
•People search for buried treasure
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