Betty arranges a match between Frank and a worker in a flower shop.

Betty decides to become an engineer. Doyle: Roger Smith. Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin.

When Kathy finds a horseshoe and she wishes for a horse, and gets one.

While Kathy is trying to repair her birth certificate frame, she recalls the time she thought she was adopted.

Kathy, desperate for a date at the community picnic, makes up a story about a boyfriend.

The Anderson's gardener, Frank, is forced to get a real job and then winds up in court.

This is a recut version of episode 30. It is not part of the current syndication package and is considered ""lost"".

Bud tells Kathy about the job he didn't get when another boy faked his credentials.

Kathy and Betty fight for the attention of the same man.

Margaret has a premonition of danger for Jim’s upcoming business trip, and tries to get Jim to postpone it. But Jim believes it’s a bunch of superstitious nonsense, and insists on going anyway.

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Kathy says she wants to be treated as if she was an adult.

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Tate Idsen saves a stagecoach from savage Indians in a flashback sequence.

At summer camp Kathy rebels after her counselor, Betty, keeps pushing her to do better.

Kathy is elected by the family to control Bud's lawn moving company.

This is a recut version of episode 5 with the same name where Bud goes out on his own and tries to make good.

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Jim and Margaret takes care of a baby Betty is baby-sitting so she can go out.

Frank tries to console Kathy by telling her that his family are entertainers.

Betty talks Jim and Margaret into getting married again for their anniversary.

In a raffle, Margaret wins a car and uses it to help the orphans home.

Kathy writes the best poem in the fourth grade on what Thanksgiving means to her, and Jim builds the poem up in his mind to unreasonable expectations for a fourth grader. When he actually finds out what the poem consists of, his hopes for Kathy’s future are deflated and he disparages the poem to Margaret, unwitting that Kathy has overheard.

An unwanted visitor that won't leave spoils Kathy's birthday party.