May continues to fight for the existence of the mine but encounters problems when the bank refuses to re-instate her line of credit.

A weekend alone at Bass Lake for Honey and Max ends up being a double date weekend when they encounter Toppy and Bob Bailey at the cottage trying to rekindle their love.

Hub attempts to prove to his peers that he’s no longer a kid, by rebelling against Honey.

A revealing front page photograph of Honey causes the Bailey-Sutton family to receive unwanted attention.

Hub attempts to make amends with Alice MacFarlane, while Fat earns all about the birds and the bees.

May Bailey inherits a Crystal Skull which is believed to have magical powers, while a friend of Maisy’s comes to town.

The town of New Bedford suspects an ex-convict s responsible for a number of recent robberies.

May requests Senator Woodman to convince the bank to approve her line of credit in return for the support in the upcoming election.

A new teacher, Mr. Flett, is assigned to teach Hub’s class, while his son Pritchard begins to cause mischief around the school.

Grace inspires Nathan Sparks, a filmmaker traveling through New Bedford, to make a movie.

The Cramps make a deal with Max Sutton’s rent situation, agreeing to sponsor Max and Honey in a five-day dance marathon.

The flu epidemic breaks into New Bedford and seriously affects Honey.

Honey is still in the hospital in Toronto, with little news making it back to New Bedford about her condition. Fat, with Maisey and Pritchard, have a new fascination with Buck Rogers. Jim fuels this fascination with theories of Life on Mars.