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Backyard Adventures
By John Scanlan
All that he needed was a little imagination.
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Blowing in the Wind
By Ken Neuser
There were unwritten rules for a successful laundry day.
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Egg on Her Face
By Sharon Harmon
As Mom's helper, it was important to remember to count all the eggs.
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Farmyard Fun
By Susan Davis
Invented games were more fun than any store-bought toys.
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Go Fly a ... Tiny Kite
By J. Birney Dibble
His model airplane skills helped him create a winning kite.
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Helping Fight Polio in 1952
By Alice Choate
The neighborhood banded together and did what they could to help find a cure.
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Peep! Peep! Baby Chick!
By Sara Etgen-Baker
She wanted nothing more than a baby chick, until it got older.
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Plantin' Season
By Sara Etgen-Baker
Digging the rich dirt, picking out vegetable seeds and watching the plants grow was treasured family time.
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Remembering the Toys We Made
By Arlene Shovald
Rather than purchasing toys at the dime store, this family created their own using whatever was at hand.
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Spring Cleaning in the Good Old Days
By Norma C. Mezoe
The whole family was involved in making sure the entire house was clean.
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The Canine Mayor of Port Byron
By Andrea Mann
Trusty Jiff could be counted on to perform several errands around town.
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The Landlord Buys and We Paint
By Susan Davis
The agreement meant freshly painted buildings but also a lot of work.
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The Misadventures of Our Dodge Dart
By Mark Steffen
Mishaps, pranks and minor accidents meant a storied life for the family car.
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The Week of the Gowk
By Marilyn Ludwig
Some elaborate pranking helped her grow closer to her students.
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