Ron Cutler

Les Hughson

Samantha Sang

Al Shugairi, Ahmad

Mātau

Rajya Sabha

United States

Story: Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher

Open

David

Cheryl Gray

Willem Steenkamp

The School Picture

duPont, Ben

Author, journalist, historian, military analyst and citizen soldier

叶问2:宗师传奇

Founder of yet2Ventures and yet2.com

A. hieronymi

Doug

Denley, Randall

Semifinals

Metric

John Jay College

state heritage

Annexed to the

Richard Godsall

Central Police College

Shenzhen Nanjing Technology

Whipper Billy Watson

Canadian politician

inline,title

Critical/Endangered

Islands of Otago

"Milligan College Radio"

Aa rosei

Teleplay: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher

Bethanie Mattek-Sands / Horia Tecău

County created by

Lagarto, Pedro de

Urbino, Duchy

Curacaví

Europe

Builders

Smarter Business

Beaver's Secret Life

Reycraft

Pero Ruiz d'Azagra

Operation Iraqi Freedom

Schltr., 1912

Leave It to Beaver ''Season 4

Australian politician

Ronald Vink / Robin Ammerlaan

right

3D Weaving

Angiosperms

White Island, Otago

June sets up a date between Wally and the daughter of an old best friend who's in town, Kitty Bannerman. Wally is nervous, and pretends to have a prior engagement. Beaver learns that Wally and Kitty exchanged a series of letters at summer camp. In his letters, in spite of their parents having been best friends, Wally created an exotic life for himself, including non-existent car ownership; and, if he goes to the dance, Kitty will learn the truth. When Wally's ruse is discovered, Ward angily insists that Wally will escort Kitty to the dance and have fun, and Ward will drive. When Wally picks Kitty up, Kitty confesses to Wally she, also, created a fanciful life in her letters. Wally then confesses his fancies. With the truth out in the open, both feel they are going to have a nice date. When Kitty hears the car, she asks if one of Wally's friends is driving. Wally says he doesn't normally think of it that way, but yeah.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Bernadette Withers as Kitty Bannerman.

Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise

Potter

Almoravid dynasty

*
* Chief of the Army's Commendation
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

Mayor

Dick Conway & Roland MacLane and Joe Connelly & Bob Mosher

Perizoma didymata

Beaver's Rat

English

'"Operation Enduring Freedom'"
LtCol Colin J. Brainard

Canadian writer and journalist

Teacher

Ilex

Wally's Glamour Girl
The Dramatic Club

Lincoln

Richmond, Victoria, Australia

Papal States

Leslie William Mitchell Hughson

George White's Scandals

William Wilson

Southern terminus

West Liberty, Iowa

HDMI and VGA video output

McLellan

Shelley Sekula-Gibbs

champwcqs

Dutch politician and nurse

Beaver thinks Ward is worried about money. Beaver wants his father to become a millionaire and buys him a book, How to Become a Millionaire in Twelve Months, on the subject, instead of a new "Red River Sam" cowboy adventure novel. Ward says the book will have an honored place on his shelf; but, in a moment of distraction, June puts the book in the kitchen cookie drawer where Beaver discovers it "all crumbed up". He's hurt and hides up a tree. Ward explains he only said that he'd place the book on his shelf because he didn't want to hurt Beaver's feelings. Beaver admits he didn't really think his father would become a millionaire. Wally explains that such books sell because adults imagine themselves as millionaires, as Beaver imagines himself as Red River Sam. Beaver says he didn't realize that grownups can be as goofy as kids. Wally says to not say anything about that at dinner.
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Guests: Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney.

Location of West Liberty, Iowa

Thompson Gym
Richmond

George Tibbles, Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher

Certified

Boké, French Guinea

Thomas Eaton Stagg, Jr.

Spoiled

Beaver's I.Q.

Robert MacGregor

Aa nervosa

John Leroy Atwell

Hughson, Leslie William Mitchell

Bethlen, Istvan

Cold Fact

Reycraft, Doug

Miss Landers' Fiance

Watson, Billy

C. ferrarsii

Australian rules footballer

Doug Reycraft

Steenkamp, Willem

葉問2:宗師傳奇

Pig Island

Earl Herbert Orser

While fishing with Wally, Beaver retrieves a drifting canoe and returns it to its owner. At school, the story makes the rounds and is embellished into a tale of rescuing a rich man's daughter in a runaway speedboat. It comes to the attention of Miss Landers, as well as a newspaper offer of $25 for each interesting item sent in, money the class might use. Without Beaver's knowledge, thinking Beaver might be hurt if it is found uninteresting, the class sends the story to the newspaper. Beaver is taken aback to find the misinformation in print and corrects the tale in class. Miss Landers suggests he is a real hero for bravely telling the truth.
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Guests: Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Neil Seflinger as Student, Larry Thor as Willard Watson, Jeri Weil as Judy Hensler.
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Eddie Haskell has shifted his college hopes to M.I.T., from Annapolis, because it takes too long to become an admiral.

Mumbai

GNIS feature ID

Price, Milburn

Aa achalensis

Location in Andhra Pradesh, India

Rutini, Giovanni Marco

Queensland

Aa lorentzii

Alec Newman

Amreli District

In the Soup

Madhouse on Castle Street

Wilton Schiller and Joe Connelly & Bob Mosher
Chuckie's New Shoes

That Certain Age

Beaver's Poster

Phil Manning

Mark Wheaton

Mary Margaret O'Brien Stagg

Mathyssen, Irene

Newman, Mark

Mayor of Southwest Middlesex

Henry

Plantae

Glasses Malone singles

Business executive

Actor

Ilex dimorphophylla

new seat

Story: Arthur Kober

Aa maderoi

Benjamin Duffield

A. colombiana

RI-192

"Tigers"

!vote

Print

Newman, Mark (birth name)

City of Providence

Raleigh, NC

Mediterranean

Indian politician

* 2003 invasion of Iraq

Lanza, Suzanne

Politician, nurse

VMI

Official US website

Significant period

Heather Stewart

Schltr., 1921

Mark Newman

Beaver's Freckles

near Kingsley, Michigan

Kenneth is a lonely boy at school who steals things. He gives Beaver a few of the stolen items in order to make friends with him. June learns of the various thefts from Miss Landers, and, while housecleaning, finds the stolen items in Beaver's room. Beaver is unaware the items are stolen. Kenneth confesses to Miss Landers. She assures him he doesn't need to steal to make friends.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Gil Rogers as Kenneth Purcel, William Bakewell as Mr. Purcel, Jean Vander Pyl as Mrs. Thompson. Director: Norman Abbott. Writer: Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher.

ACC

Eddie Spends the Night

Aa mandonii

qld

Peter Norfolk

Official

Richard Parker

Æpyornis Island

Manning, Phillip Charles

Blow Gymnasium

Dipterocarpus bourdilloni

Katherine and Dale Eunson
Wally's Dream Girl
Beaver Won't Eat

Spain

Benjamin Franklin du Pont

Beaver is sent an impressive-looking offer for a free accordion tryout, which his parents throw away. Beaver finds the diploma-like offer when he's paid to empty the trash. Eddie, holding out a vision of playing it professionally, in a white velvet shirt, emulating Fabian and making good money, convinces him to send away for it in secret. Beaver orders the accordion through the mail for the trial period without his parents' knowledge. He intends to return it but the postage is too expensive. He puts it in a closet and forgets about it. A representative of the accordion company arrives. While Ward scoffs at the man's assertions of their having an accordion, June opens the closet. The accordion bounces noisily down the stairs and is damaged. Ward promises to help Beaver pay for the damage, because he knows how easy it is for a boy to be enticed with offers received in the mail.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, John Hoyt as Mr. Franklin, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Rankin Mansfield as Clerk.

Te Peka Karara

Millhiser Gymnasium

Gabbinbar residence, Toowoomba

HDMI or VGA

Aa (plant)

David Butler

Kettledrum Productions

Samantha Gailey

Mrs. Murdock asks Wally to take her son Chuckie to buy new shoes; but Eddie wants Wally to go ice-skating with him at the new rink just opening, else Mary Ellen Rogers, and the other dolls, won't talk to him. So, Beaver volunteers for the job. At the department store, Chuckie becomes difficult, throws a tantrum and, when Beaver steps aside to pay for the shoes, wanders off. The boy meets a salesman who knows him and is taken home. When Beaver can't find Chuckie, he calls his father and tells him he's not coming home because he's lost "a whole kid." Ward assures him Chuckie is home safe. As Ward and June head out the door to pick Beaver up, Eddie is at the door, and they're overtly rude to him. Later, they apologize for being abrupt. Eddie says he tries to "make allowances" for people, and Ward and June think they've just been insulted.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Jess Kirkpatrick as Shoe Salesman, Marjorie Reynolds as Mrs. Murdock, Rory Stevens as Chuckie Murdock, Vince Williams as Shopper.

Lee

Aa (orchid)

The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry

Emp. Frederick II

Beaver's Report Card

Pope Eugene IV

Beaver has purchased a wheel-less coaster car from Eddie, who had meant to turn it into an ice boat until his father ran over it, perhaps intentionally. Beaver takes Penny Woods up on her standing offer of the wheels from her old doll buggy. Beaver pushes the buggy through the streets of Mayfield, feeling self-conscious, as people stare at such a strange sight and make sarcastic remarks. He takes a more roundabout route. When he's missed, calls are made. The Cleavers find out Beaver's pushing a doll buggy, and they worry for his safety. Beaver spots Richard and Gilbert heading his way, and he shoves the buggy into a weedy ditch. Gilbert finds it and claims the wheels for his own cart. Beaver doesn't have the nerve to tell him the wheels are his. Ward buys Beaver the wheels he needs. Beaver finds it hard to be too nasty to Penny. Eddie reveals that his similar experience was being sent to school with a perm, which is why he likes making other people look like goons first.
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Guests: Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Jean Vander Pyl as Mrs. Woods, Jennie Lynn as Patty Ann Maddox, Mike Mahoney as Man in the Street.

global

B.S. Mechanical Engineering

US-IA

White Island, as seen from St. Clair Beach.

David Gaunson

Nina Sublatti

Community Chest

Imperial

Phillip Charles

Ben duPont

Southern Conference

Senyoria d'Albarrasí

Ward is getting a taxi to the airport for a trip to St. Louis, wearing an overcoat and hat. On the doorstep Ward leaves Wally as the man of the house. Wally takes being man of the house seriously while Ward is away, telling a shocked Beaver to, "clean out your ears, you little pig". At school, Gilbert boasts of an important hat-wearing trips his father took. As they leave, Beaver is tripped by another kid and falls. He gets up and calls the kid a name that is drowned out by the school bell. However, Miss Landers hears it and is truly shocked at Beaver's language. Beaver stays after school and is sent home with a note. Beaver doesn't want to repeat the word to his mother so Wally goes to the school in Ward's stead. Miss Landers accepts Wally as Beaver's substitute father, after Wally tells how he got Beaver to behave in church. Beaver promises never to use bad words again. At home, Beaver thanks Wally for being a good brother and a good father. June, told what happened, as long as she didn't ask about what was really said, tells Ward to bring home something special for Wally, "let's just say for carving the roast beef so well".
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Fred Sherman as Taxi Driver.

American

Carstairs, Joe

Aa erosa

Canadian writer

Price

Hidden Island

Count István Bethlen de Bethlen

Victoria Azarenka

Ward has just been invited on a committee to oversee a youth center. So, when Beaver's friend Richard breaks a window at an abandoned house and gives Beaver's name as an alias to the police, it's liable to be particularly embarrassing. In the evening, Ward thinks the courtesy call from a police lieutenant who is also on the committee, and the arresting officer, involves the committee's work and is astonished to learn they are there in response to his son's breaking the law. Beaver is called down, excited at meeting the police, and the arresting officer realizes he's not the boy involved in the incident. The truth is discovered and Richard escapes a break in his friendship with Beaver by apologizing at the first opportunity.
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Guests: Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Alan Hewitt as Lieutenant Barnes, Marvin Bryan as Officer Medford.

Robert Hartman

Republican candidate for attorney general of Louisiana in 1972 against William J. Guste

Through a series of delays, Beaver's class is the last to be photographed for the yearbook. Beaver and Gilbert agree to make funny faces when their picture is taken. When the photo is snapped, Beaver makes a face but Gilbert doesn't, ruining the picture. The photographer doesn't notice, so when Mrs. Rayburn spots Beaver face in the photographer's proofs it's too late to re-shoot. She calls Ward to come to the school. At home, Ward disciplines Beaver for his disrespectful act. When the yearbook is published, Beaver discovers the photographer has airbrushed the photo and he's hidden behind a classmate's large hair ribbon.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Doris Packer as Mrs. Cornelia Rayburn, Lenore Kingston as Mrs. Bruce, Gage Clark as Mr. Baxter, Keith Taylor as Harry, Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell .

community activist, high school teacher

Damuluru

Aa mattewsii

Harry Collins

Downtown West Liberty, Iowa

Georgia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015

A. mandonii

Rudolfo A. Fernandez, Sr.

Washington and Lee

Story: Katherine & Dale Eunson

Phillip Charles Manning

Dale Valentine

The Perfect Candidate

novel by Michael Moorcock

Novak Djokovic

Rosenfeld, Seth Zvi

area m

Beaver finds an old sketchbook of Ward's in the attic. The work is impressive, and June says Ward could have been a professional artist. At school, students are asked to volunteer to make visual displays relating to the Colonial Period. Beaver volunteers to supply one of three posters, the best to win a prize, knowing that his father will do a great job. After Ward says fathers would do almost anything for their families, he refuses to do the poster, other than to offer encouragement and to suggest Paul Revere as a theme. Beaver's own attempt at creating a poster is disastrous, with almost as much paint winding up on his shirt, and with Revere on horseback looking like a "guy rasslin' a pig"; but he enters his work at school anyway. Miss Landers suggests the posters be judged on their originality; and, because Penny and Gilbert admit to having had plenty of help, Beaver's poster easily wins. He gives the prize to Ward for not helping him.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Keith Taylor as Harry, Patty Turner as Linda Dennison, Lei Lani Sorenson as Phyllis, Betty Lynn Budzak as Student, Jimmy Carter as Herman .

Beaver sells raffle tickets at $1 apiece and, when he sells a complete book, he gets a free ticket for himself. Beaver wins the raffle's expensive, $3,500 sports car but Ward tells him the car must be sold and the money put in Beaver's bank account. Beaver—who earlier had been told by a snickering Eddie that his father might take away any prizes he won—becomes angry and grows unreasonable, giving Ward the silent treatment. Eventually, Beaver realizes his father is right, the car is sold and Beaver begins talking to his father again.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello, Mark Allen as Policeman, Lenore Kingston .
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Rusty Stevens leaves the show after 67 appearances as Larry Mondello. Stevens would appear in flashbacks as Larry in the final retrospective episode, "Family Scrapbook". Madge Blake as Larry's mother, Mrs. Mondello, would also leave the show. During the episode, in an interlude, Wally finds June listening dreamily to a recording of Lucia di Lammermoor. Wally is astonished when she tells of seeing it in New York City, and of attending a fight in Madison Square Garden. Later Ward derisively guesses at the old boyfriend she might have seen it with.

Scottish actor

Candi Dasa

New York University

Poon Hang-sang

Beaver wants to buy a used canoe for $25, when new ones cost $200. Ward says he'll pay one half if Beaver can earn the other half, thinking that's nearly impossible, not really wanting Beaver to have the canoe. So, Beaver needs money. The want-ads aren't much help and Beaver thinks child labor laws keep kids from doing a lot of neat stuff. But Richard, for a ride in the canoe, tells Beaver he knows a man who buys live frogs for 25 cents apiece. Beaver, with Wally, collects lots of frogs at Miller's Pond, keeps them at home, and winds up with enough for his half of the canoe. Then Richard says the frogs will be killed and used in experiments. Beaver has grown fond of his frogs and returns them to the pond. Later, Ward tells Beaver he can earn money by waxing his car but Beaver knows the car doesn't need polishing. He appreciates his father's kindness.
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Guests: Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Rory Stevens as Chuckie Murdock.

Basketball

Cathy Guisewite

Alien Hunter

A. erosa

Mistaken Identity

Irene R. Mathyssen

People from Murrayville

People from North Haledon, New Jersey

Rear End

List of bus operators in Sydney

Significant components

Hong Kong

Atlantean

West

Bandera de Albarracín.svg

Newman, Alec

W 31–27 vs.

Pugsley Correctional Facility

Afghani #1 x Original Skunk

Leander Paes / Radek Štěpánek

yes

June's dear friend Ruth and her husband have moved into the neighborhood, and June volunteers Wally to accompany Ruth's son Dudley to school and show him around. Dudley shows up way overdressed and way too polite. Ward, who has misgivings about the arrangement, suggests that at least the funereal, brimmed hat be left behind, but June won't hear of it. Wally tries to steer them away from the danger of encountering Eddie and Lumpy, but Dudley is not to be clued in so easily. Eddie gets Dudley invited to a party, where Eddie and Lumpy plan to embarrass him. The two boys don't know that Dudley has a hidden talent that will help him break the ice with new friends. When the hi-fi fails, Dudley becomes the center of attention of an appreciative crowd with his expert piano playing.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Jimmy Hawkins as Dudley McMillan, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Marta Kristen as Christine Staples, Pamela Baird as Mary Ellen Rogers , Ed Pagett as Danny.

Aa macra

Knighton, Ryan

Ahmad Alshugairi - احمد الشقيري

executive

Middle Ages

Randolph–Macon

NC State Wolfpack

Story: Dick Conway, Roland MacLane

XChange

Joe, Tuffy

Aa colombiana

IUCN2.3

Beaver keeps getting bum deals whenever he makes trades with friends and his latest has given him a pet rat, for which he has paid fifty cents. He then sells the rat to Violet Rutherford for three dollars. Fred visits Ward and tells him Beaver pulled a fast one on his daughter. Beaver returns the three dollars and regains the rat. Fred later offers five dollars for the rat because his wife had grown fond him. Beaver accepts only his original fifty cent investment and asks his father why Mr. Rutherford would make such an offer. Ward says we're never too old to do "goofy stuff".
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Guests: Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Richard Deacon as Fred Rutherford, Veronica Cartwright as Violet Rutherford.

Member for Emerald Hill

Royal Museum of British Columbia

WCRL

Shire of Noosa

Gerbrands, Karen

Victoria, Australia

solo_singer

auto

Carlos Coy

Seth Zvi Rosenfeld

A. nervosa

City Hall in 2009

Gabbinbar

Murrayville

Aa denticulata

in Jefferson

Theatrical poster

Infected

Buln Buln, Victoria, Australia

Beaver's Accordion

Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana
Stagg, Jr., Thomas Eaton

Operation Power Pack

The Duchy of Urbino in the 17th Century

Μελίτη

Richard Parker (potter)

King

Sinyoría d'Albarrazín

Gaunson, David

Aa calceata

Classic Hits 95.3

Rudy Fernandez

David McLellan

Aa hieronymi

Beaver won't eat his Brussels sprouts and thus jeopardizes his chance to join an upcoming family outing, to a football game featuring two of the best pro teams, including the Green Bay Packers. June is insistent about Beaver finishing his sprouts. She appeals to Ward, who commands, "Eat, Beaver." Eddie suspects their resolve and encourages Beaver: "Hold the fort, kid. They're cracking." Ward compromises and says Beaver can go with the family but must eat his sprouts the next time they're served. At a restaurant, Beaver finds the vegetable du jour is Brussels sprouts. The wait staff and another diner notice Beaver's reluctance, and intervene, creating a scene. Beaver reluctantly puts one in his mouth and Wally slaps him on the back. Beaver suddenly swallows the sprout. He decides Brussels sprouts are not so bad. Later, Ward and June tell Beaver that he, too, will ask his kids to do things they don't want, out of love. But Ward admits that sometimes even parents make mistakes. Beaver is impressed that his father can admit to making a mistake.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Hal J. Smith as Restaurant Manager, Netta Packer as Customer, Bea Silvern as Waitress.

Blood Red

Italy

Rauchwerger, Lawrence

CDT

Señorío de Albarracín

ri0171

Sekula-Gibbs, Shelley

Esther Vergeer

champwcms

Quarantine Island

Story: Ellis Marcus

theatrical poster

Buddy Roberts

Taylor Townsend

Henry Lee

Marine Attacks Squadron 542

Northern terminus

The Hague, Netherlands

Benson, Andrew

Cetus A, M77, NGC 1068, UGC 2188, PGC 10266, Arp 37

in Rayne

That Forsyte Woman

Thomas Stagg, Sr., and Beulah Meyer Stagg

Hubble Space Telescope image of M77

or 'Pomuiahine'

Manning

Beaver and Kenneth

Ryan

Theatrical release poster

Mr.Bharatkumar Raut

Craig, Mike

Ruckman

Tom Stagg

Wheatley, Arthur

Daniel Villeneuve

Ryan Knighton

Beaver hates his freckles, which Lumpy teases him about. Beaver sandpapers his face and comes to the dinner table wearing his mother's make-up. Ward tries to put Beaver's freckles in proper perspective. Later, Beaver talks to befreckled Clyde Appleby who says he likes his freckles because they attract people's notice. Beaver then begins to like his. Ward says one of the great advantages of being a kid is that problems seldom last more than a day.
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Guests: Rusty Stevens as Larry Mondello, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Stephen Wootton as Clyde Appleby.

Willem Petrus Steenkamp

Mou Waho (Māori)

Milburn

Beaver and Whitey see a big billboard of a woman holding a cup of soup. A billboard in the neighborhood displays a picture of a woman holding a three-dimensional cup of steaming Zesto Soup. Whitey urges Beaver to climb up to the cup to discover how the steam is produced. Beaver falls into the cup and can't get out. Whitey hurries home. Curious onlookers gather with Wally and his friends among them. Eventually the fire department arrives to rescue Beaver.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Harry Holcombe as Frank Whitney, Lenore Kingston as Mrs. Whitney, Jack Mann as Fireman, Jimmy Gaines as Little Boy.
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Jerry Mathers in his memoirs ...And Jerry Mathers as The Beaver recalls this being the most expensively produced episode in the series.

Cryptocarya ferrarsii

Karen Gerbrands

The Big Fish Count

Hardcourt

Marine Attacks Squadron 223

Canada

Ali: Fear Eats the Soul

Julie and Mary Margaret

Lanning, Andy

François Sylvestre

display=inline,title

nVidia 9400M

Joe Connelly & Bob Mosher

Yes

Wally and Dudley

Vance Blackmore

Cannabis

Sékouba Konaté

Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 264

Story: Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher

Donnie YenSammo HungHuang XiaomingLynn HungKent Cheng

George Tibbles

Kingdom of Italy

Afghanica (cannabis)

Pedapudi

Lagarto

Substitute Father

American businessman

Milburn Price

Lawrence McNaul

Luke Saville

Brandis

Independent Lordship

Wally's Track Meet

Maine State Route 213

"Haterz"

Kangbuk High School

A. calceata

Story: Frank Gabrielson

Billy Potts

Andrew McCullough

Boom, Jeroen van der

Acer AspireRevo

Languages

Swimmer

Story: William Cowley and Peggy Chantler Dick
Beaver Goes in Business

Sang, Samantha

Afghanica Cannabis sativa subsp. indica 'Skunk 1' × Cannabis sativa 'Afghani 1'

Pedro de

After having to pay a whole 80 cents, including tip, for four sodas and sundaes, at Eddie's behest, Wally overhears Eddie's new girl Caroline telling her friends she can't stand Eddie and is only going with him because her boyfriend is grounded for two weeks. After consulting with Ward, Wally tells Eddie, and Eddie accuses his friend of making up stories to move in on his girl. Ward thinks he gave bad advice. Eddie later tells Beaver he realized Wally was telling the truth but didn't like his best friend knowing other people thought he as a creep. Beaver thinks the two should make up and be friends again. Beaver doesn't understand how girls can be considered such rats, but then remembers the story of Samson and Delilah from Sunday school.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Carol Sydes as Alma Hanson, Reba Waters as Caroline Shuster, Audrey Clark as Waitress, Howard Wright as Mr. Newton, Leslie Towner as Caroline's Friend.

Lee, Henry

Performed byGiorgi Latso

Gifford, Sanford Robinson

Schltr., 1920

Beaver is excited about having an old friend named Jackie Waters stay for the weekend and plans activities around all the things they once enjoyed doing. However, the boys find they have little in common any longer and grow bored with each other's company. Jackie decides to end the visit and calls his parents to pick him up. Ward consoles Beaver over his disappointment and tells him everyone goes through such an experience.
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Guests: Gary Hunley as Jackie Waters, Ray Kellogg as Mr. Waters, Shirley Rastatter as Mrs. Waters.

Beaver Becomes a Hero

Playwright, screenwriter, director

Reverend Dr William Lambie Nelson

novelist, journalist

Beaver's Doll Buggy

Dr. Henry C. Lee

Peekskill Freight Depot

Amorim, Americo Ferreira De

War Memorial Gymnasium

Afghanica

Glasses Malone featuring Akon

Melbourne, Australia

Senior Judge, Western District of Louisiana
Thomas Eaton "Tom" Stagg, Jr.,

A. achalensis

Beaver is having trouble with dividing fractions in arithmetic, his worst subject, especially when there's "a lot of junk left over". When report cards are passed out Beaver has had to leave school early for the dentist. So, Gilbert delivers Beaver's report card to Lumpy and Eddie, who are visiting the Cleaver house, while Wally showers. Eddie changes Beaver's 'D minus' in math to 'B plus'. Later, Ward and June discover the card and are thrilled with the mark. Ward buys Beaver a new aircraft model he's wanted. June learns from Miss Landers Beaver actually received a 'D minus'. Beaver denies tampering with his report card, but his parents are disbelieving. Wally suspects what has happened and goes to see Eddie, who phones Ward with the truth. Ward promises to ban Eddie from the Cleaver house if he ever does something like that again.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford.

United Kingdom

Messier 77

Gladiole Films

Pedro de Lagarto

Albarrazín

Teacher's Daughter

South Park Mexican

Ip Man 2

Camberwell, Victoria, Australia

Medium-lift Tiltrotor Squadron

Vassal

1990 NC State Wolfpack football team

Timeline of Snapchat

Williamsburg, VA

Wally is spending a suspicious amount of time bathing and making himself smell good. The Cleavers, out shopping, spot Wally in the park with classmate Julie Foster, the daughter of a Mayfield High English teacher. When Wally gets Mr. Foster for English at the start of new semester, Eddie congratulates him on being a real operator, thinking he did it all to help his grade. Wally sees Mr. Foster about transferring to another class, but is reassured that Julie's affections will have no bearing on his grade. Ward wants Wally to date others besides Julie, so Wally abruptly breaks up with Julie and later finds Lumpy strolling with her. Wally—listening to Eddie and now sure "the hatchet" will come out, that he will fail the next English test, and Lumpy get a good grade—sees Mr. Foster, who tells him to tell Mr. Haskell to mind his own business. He also tells Wally not to care so much about what others think, which is advice Wally says he has heard before, from his father. When tests are graded and returned, Wally has an 'A-' and Lumpy an 'F'.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Cheryl Holdridge as Julie Foster, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Ross Elliott as Mr. Foster.

Beaver's Old Buddy

Newcastle

nVidia ION

Virginia

Cheryl Lau Sang

of Messier's catalog.

Steenkamp

Hugh Beaumont

The Final Programme

Pawnee

Anton M. Leader

near Evangeline

Beaver and Gilbert start a lawn mowing business, but the first neighbors they ask have ongoing arrangements for getting their lawns done. Eddie, giving the boys "the business", suggests they mow lawns then ask for payment. Beaver and Gilbert clumsily mow a lawn without permission and the homeowner becomes angry. Gilbert quits; he plans to get a newspaper route and have his father deliver the papers. Beaver is encouraged at home by the story of Robert the Bruce and the spider. Beaver then finds a woman whose husband is away, mows her lawn, and gets a five dollar check that bounces. Beaver thought she was a nice lady and his faith in adults is sorely tried. Ward says you must trust people and you must also trust your judgment of people. Ward calls the homeowner, who made a mistake, apologizes, and reimburses Beaver with cash. Beaver's faith is restored, while Wally checks the $5 bill for signs of counterfeiting.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Amzie Strickland as Woman, Jim Nolan as First Man, William Stevens as Second Man.

Black Knights

Atlantic Coast Conference

Alec

John Shaw, 1991-1996

Daniel Heyns

AP Poll released prior to game

Gabbinbar homestead, Toowoomba, January 1908

Theodore and Mathilde Ferro

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Flag of the Papal States .svg

Beaver has returned from summer camp, Camp König, heavier, because he's been sharing the treats sent to his new friend, Dryden "Chopper" Cooper. However, Chopper is the victim of his divorced parents' manipulative games: he is shuttled about and the recipient of extravagant gifts as they vie for his affection. When Chopper comes to stay for the weekend, he brings magnificent gifts for the Cleavers, and Beaver envies Chopper's unusual life. Beaver looks hopefully for signs that his parents may be unhappy and themselves get divorced. Until Chopper's mother calls. She has "the weepies" and Chopper is forced to cut short his weekend with Beaver. When Chopper leaves, Beaver realizes he is very lucky to have a stable life and parents who love each another.
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Guests: Barry Gordon as Chopper, Clark Howat as Uncle Dave.

Alcalde

Bunker Hill Road

Providence City Hall

Urbino Pesaro

Wally owes Eddie a sleepover, so Eddie is to spend the weekend at the Cleavers. A fight between Eddie and Wally, over accusations of cheating at chess, may do more than just end the stayover. It might expose some of Eddie's well-hidden personal secrets. Eddie leaves abruptly saying the boys were mean to him. Ward learns Eddie's parents are out of town and Eddie is "edgy" when having to stay home alone. They find Eddie at home with all the lights on and persuade him to return to the house. Eddie, in appreciation of being invited back, volunteers to help with the dishes and actually does much of the work. Later, he admits to Beaver the difficulty of being a bigshot when you're by yourself.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, John Alvin as Frank Haskell.
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Eddie's father was played by several different actors over the course of the series including Karl Swenson, George Petrie, and, in this episode, John Alvin. Eddie's father was 'George' in previous episodes and 'Frank' in this one. In a first season episode, Eddie tells a scoutmaster his name is 'Edward Clark Haskell, Jr.', suggesting, of course, that his father's name is 'Edward Clark Haskell, Sr.'.

Nancy M. Amato

William & Mary Indians

Parker, Richard

Ward's uncle Billy arrives for a visit, leaving a grand looking car parked outside. Billy tells tales and promises the boys all sorts of goodies, including buying Beaver a good fishing pole and reel. Beaver goes to the sporting goods store to help pick out the equipment, but Uncle Billy never shows. Wally, alerted to Uncle Billy's lack of veracity and told to find his missing brother, tries to clue Beaver in; but Beaver won't hear of Billy's not being a man of his word. Beaver storms out, goes to Billy's hotel, and finds him in the barber shop. The barber and manicurist are rolling their eyes over Billy's tales and Beaver is embarrassed. Ward wants to lecture Billy on how his tales and promises hurt people but Beaver asks him not to "holler" at Billy. Beaver knows from experience that people sometimes make up tales to impress others.
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Guests: Edgar Buchanan as Uncle Billy, Henry Hunter as Sports Store Clerk, Nancy Reynolds as Manicurist.

McLellan, David

mayortitle

Gaunson

Pedro Fernández de Azagra

Riverside series

Louisiana judge

Nelson, New Zealand

Lawrence Rauchwerger

Américo Ferreira Amorim

first mayor

Eddie tries to put the best face on his seeking employment to pay for his father's electric razor he dropped while trying to carve a blaze on a suede jacket with it. The pet store where Eddie becomes employed holds a fish-counting contest; a pedigree Collie puppy, years shy of rescuing people on TV, is the grand prize. Gilbert and Beaver try to count the fish after school, but it is very difficult to keep track. When Eddie stops by and makes it clear he's in the know, Gilbert thinks they should get Eddie to tell Wally the number while they just listen. Beaver thinks that wrong and goes to Ward, hoping Ward's conscience has a better idea. But Ward says cheating is wrong and just entering the contest can be accomplishment enough. Lumpy does learn the number of fish from Eddie, tells a girl he's trying to impress, and it "gets away from him". The pet store owner is then confronted by a crowd of children who all have the correct count. He fires Eddie. Beaver wins a "constellation" prize—a pair of goldfish. Beaver wonders why fish don't drown. Wally says usually they have gills, except whales, who lost their hands and feet going back into the water two million years ago. Beaver will remember that the next time he's told to take a bath.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Jess Kirkpatrick as Mr. Parker, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Carol Wakefield as Cathy Maddox, Jennie Lynn as Sally Ann Maddox.
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June is actually seen vacuuming while wearing a string of pearls in this episode.

Actor,comedian,composer

Buddy

Vietnamese billionaires

Sporn, Trent

Dig Adlantisag

Tail Code

Hampden–Sydney

A. maderoi

Hagenbeck Wallace Show

Raised to duchy by

Escudo de Albarracín.svg

Beaver's Big Contest

Ward and Beaver build an elaborate kite kit for a special father-and-son event. They are up against knowledgeable competition, as Gilbert boasts his dad is an electrical engineer, and Richard that his father flew a P-38 fighter in the war. However, Beaver, this time, is in it to win. After the kite is built, Gilbert persuades Beaver to give it a trial flight. The kite crashes and is ruined. Beaver hides the kite and hopes the event will be cancelled, going so far as to ask a reputed Indian to teach him a rain dance. Ward finds out, however, and chastises Beaver for his carelessness. Beaver and his father could attend the event with what they have; but Beaver doesn't want that, because every kid wants his father to be the greatest. They buy another, ready-made kite, attend the event, and bring home a prize ribbon.
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Guests: Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Jason Robards Sr. as Mr. Henderson, Keith Taylor as Harry.
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June places her origins in East St. Louis.

"Bulldogs"

SAb

Science fiction thriller films

City Hall, Exchange Place, Kennedy Plaza, Providence, Providence County, RI

American academic

A. rosei

Randall Denley

Green Island

Story: Theodore and Mathilde Ferro

Fashions of 1934

Leslie William Mitchell

(County) Duchy of Urbino

Eddie's Double-Cross

"Whipper" Billy Watson

Fernandez, Rudy

Lordship of Albarracín

Pacific Ocean

Ward's Millions

Wally has just become a "three-letter" man, and the family encourages Beaver to become more involved in extra-curricular activities at school. Beaver decides to try out for the Dramatic Club, although his previous acting experience was as a tree in kindergarten. Gilbert fails the audition by giggling through "Incident of the French Camp", but Richard does ventriloquism, Vickie recites "Foreign Children", Harry "Casey at the Bat", and Penny—a budding Shirley Temple—sings an adaptation of "Buffalo Gals". So, Beaver, reciting "Concord Hymn" against such stiff competition, is thrilled when he's cast as the lead in the play, "The Little Dutch Boy". Reading the script, he then discovers to his horror he must kiss a girl onstage. He refuses to participate and locks himself in the bathroom. At school, Vickie, the girl in the play, says she is repulsed with the idea of kissing him. They agree to do the kiss because the show must go on. Beaver will pretend he's kissing Uncle Billy. After the performance, Beaver says he'll never enjoy kissing girls as much as Wally does.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Keith Taylor as Harry, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Katharine Warren as Mrs. Prescott, Betty Lynn Budzak as Victoria 'Vickie' Bennett.

June calls housekeeper Mrs. Manners for help. Mrs. Manners is busy with other clients and sends her daughter, Margie. Wally becomes smitten and hangs around the kitchen every day to help Margie. June is concerned with Wally's infatuation and calls Mrs. Manners to straighten things out. When Wally comes home from school one day and heads to the kitchen to help Margie, he finds Mrs. Manners instead.
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Guests: Candy Moore as Margie Manners, Mary Carroll as Mrs. Manners.

Sawmill Highway near Carencro

D. bourdilloni

vertical

Community of Opportunity

Magnoliids

Roger Soffer

Keith Mathyssen

Christian Ford

Goat Island/Rakiriri

Américo Amorim

LA 98 map.svg

Laura Leigh duPont

Gordon Robert Tapp

Wally, the Lifeguard

Country

Labor Leader,Trade Unionist

Edmond Wong

Beaver wants to be a writer when he grows up and Ward suggests he keep a journal. So, his parents give him a diary. Beaver records his daily activities in his journal, then begins to elaborate in fanciful ways. When Beaver doesn't come home for supper, Ward and June read his journal looking for clues to his whereabouts. They are shocked and concerned about Beaver's adventures. Beaver later admits they are just stories, and Ward says he was too quick to believe them.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Keith Taylor as Harry.

While doing yard work for his teacher, with Whitey, Beaver is crushed when he learns Miss Landers is engaged to Tom Brittingham. He gets sick and stays in bed. When Miss Landers arrives at the house with his homework assignment and learns the cause of his illness, she explains to him that teachers have as much right as anyone else to fall in love and get married. Beaver understands. Miss Landers assures Beaver he will like her husband.
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Guests: Sue Randall Miss Landers, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Jack Powers as Tom Brittingham.
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Brittingham seems to address Miss Landers as Alice, although indistinctly.

University of New Haven

Kingdom of Aragon
Albarracín,

garden/grounds, garden - bed/s, cellar, kitchen/kitchen house, steps/stairway, residential accommodation - main house, fence/wall - perimeter, billiards room, gate - entrance, out building/s, trees/plantings, views from, carriage way/drive, gatehouse, ballroom, terracing

Roy Atwell

Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Safety

Carter–Finley Stadium

Carlos Coy (real name)

Theodore and Mathilde Ferro and Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher

Shake That Monkey

the novel The Man of Property by John Galsworthy

The Privilege of the Sword

Cryptocarya

SoCon
VPI

Sanford Robinson Gifford

lga

Heir, investor

Composer

Member for Ararat

Meliti

Grove St. Party

South

One of the biggest galaxies

Lebanese garlic

Carstairs, Marion

Maori: Ponuiahine

Norman Abbott

Erovnuli Shesarcevi konkursi 2015

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Willem

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Cooperative Escapism in Familial Relations

Andrew A. Benson

in Carencro

Collingwood Hawthorn Carlton St Kilda Fitzroy

left

Atwell, Roy

Location within Queensland

East

Marion Barbara "Joe" Carstairs

Queensland Heritage Register

Teleplay: Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher
Bob Ross

The popular new girl at school, Ginny Townsend, recently arrived from Indianapolis, has Wally dreaming about romance, including being found by June dreamily listening to opera love themes on the hi-fi. Wally is too shy to ask her out so June calls her mother and invites the girl to a picnic at Friend's Lake. On the outing, Wally discovers his dream girl is allergic to chicken and breaks out in lumps in the sunshine. Later, June apologizes for meddling but Wally is glad she did and thanks her. He doesn't want a dream girl with lumps.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Linda Bennett as Ginny Townsend.

F.Chopin: Polonaise-Fantasy Op.61

Pall Mall Budget

Gangbuk High School

Beaver's Tonsils

Miss Landers announces a fire prevention project that includes electing a class junior fire chief. Everyone seems to be in the running for the position except Beaver, who doesn't like being a big shot. When Beaver's family encourages him to run, his class elects him. Then Beaver plays the role to the hilt, citing his family and neighbors for various violations. He brags to Gus about writing citations and yelling at people. Gus advises him that more is accomplished by being nice to others. Beaver realizes the truth of Gus' words and reports to the class that he has torn up the citations he gave. Beaver has learned a lesson and Miss Landers is proud of the junior fire chief.
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Guests: Sue Randall as Miss Landers, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Keith Taylor as Harry, Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney.

Pseudohemiodon apithanos

Kite Day

Georgia

Beaver's House Guest

Tapp, Gordie

American forensic scientist

Lou Breslow and Joseph Hoffman

conservation

Duchy of Urbino

Hawaiian tropical rainforests

City manager

Teleplay: Dick Conway and Roland MacLane

"Certified"

VMM-264 Insignia

Quarterfinals

Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana, United States

Chipset

Dipterocarpus

Orser, Earl

Raut, Bharatkumar

A. mattewsii

Pigeon Island

Ahmad Mazen Alshugairi

TV Personality

Randall

New York City, U.S.

Actress, model

13 Ghosts

Member for Public Officers

Jefferson

Michael Byrne Carroll

Uncle Billy
Beaver's Frogs

Taifa of Albarracín

Maikel Scheffers

Minimum

champwcws

American screenwriter and film director

ShopKeep

Alpha Condé
President of Guinea

Newman

Gordie Tapp

University presidents

Ketchaoua Mosque – جامع كتشاوة

duPont

Doomwatch

Conduct air operations in support of the Fleet Marine Force

Australian Open

Guisewite, Cathy

Wally is suspended from the track team after a towel fight in the locker room, initiated by Eddie and Lumpy. Ward and June are concerned. Beaver knows the truth about the fight and asks Lumpy to confess because the team will lose the upcoming track meet without Wally. Lumpy confesses; but, rather than reinstating Wally, the coach suspends Eddie and Lumpy. Wally has learned a hard lesson.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Frank Bank as Lumpy Rutherford, Richard Deacon as Fred Rutherford, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, John Close as Coach Henderson, Harold T. Daye as Track Team Member, Tom Jackman as Student.

Mentone

Doremus Gymnasium

Roberts, Buddy

Conde, Alpha

North

Randy D. Thornton

A. lorentzii

Trent Sporn

Sign and mantissa

Gene Reynolds

Ben

Bill Manhoff , Dick Conway & Roland MacLane and Joe Connelly & Bob Mosher

Middle AgesRenaissanceEarly modern

Heiress, power boat racer

Stevensons Island

Inclination estimated to be 40°.

અમરેલી જિલ્લો

Siñal d'Aragón.svg

Mother's Helper

Denley

Barbie: A Fairy Secret

Parker

Delft, Netherlands

1940–41 William & Mary Indians men's basketball team

Hughson

WUMC

Jeroen van der Boom

Richard

Cheryl Lau Sang, Cheryl Gray

Knighton

Suzanne Lanza

Design period

Beaver has a very poor attitude toward doing homework. Beaver learns from Mrs. Rayburn, subbing for Miss Landers, that the class is to be given an intelligence test. June thinks that the modern intelligence test can tell so much. Beaver says girls are lucky; they can be dumb but still get married. June says girls want to, and can be, doctors and lawyers, too. Then Beaver thinks he may fail the test and studies the encyclopedia. Ward tells him one can't study for an intelligence test. After the test, Beaver just has to tell Mrs. Rayburn that the Nile is 4,150 miles long. Later, Ward and June learn Beaver placed in the top ten. Beaver now thinks he doesn't have to study but Ward says the test is only a measure of potential and he must continue do his homework. Beaver glumly accepts his fate.
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Guests: Stanley Fafara as Whitey Whitney, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Doris Packer as Mrs. Cornelia Rayburn, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Keith Taylor as Harry.

Moturata/Taieri Island

Wāwāhi Waka

C. indica × C. sativa

Dann Cahn
Junior Fire Chief

Canadian

Toledo

A. macra

Marion Barbara Carstairs

Raphael Blau, Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher

Holy Roman Empire

June plans to go collecting for the Community Chest but there is a conflict with an open house at Wally's school she must attend. Beaver volunteers to collect. June doubts he can do it, but Ward thinks it'll be good experience. Beaver takes Gilbert along for support. After a rocky start, they do well and sit licking ice cream cones on a bench outside the drugstore, when the collection can falls out of Beaver's pocket, only noticed later when Gilbert asks why Beaver has stopped "jingling" while they walk home. At home, Ward says he will replace the money if Beaver goes to every house he visited and records the exact donations made. People gladly contribute again when they realize Beaver lost the original donations. In the meantime, the collection can has been found and returned. Ward tells Beaver people should be given the chance to return the second collections because they gave only after hearing about his loss. Ward then decides he will make the calls, by phone, because he can't ask his son to do what he himself is unwilling to.
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Guests: Stephen Talbot as Gilbert Bates, Dorothy Neumann as Older Neighbor, Lee Meriwether as Young Neighbor, Claudia Bryar as Mrs. Hirsch, Bruno VeSota as Angry Neighbor.

Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher

Needar The Fearless (film 2014)

A. denticulata

near Newcastle

Wally says Beaver has spent a restless night, but he couldn't tell whether Beaver was groaning or singing the theme from Wyatt Earp. June determines that Beaver is sick and his tonsils inflamed. The doctor visits and the possibility of surgery is raised. Richard manages to frighten Beaver, when he delivers his homework, telling of tonsils being "yanked out", mimicking a noisy apparatus used when he saw Paladin perform an operation, and looking appalled at the sight of Beaver's throat. When June tells of Beaver's change of mood, Ward boosts his morale with stories of his own operation, telling of the attention and ice cream he'd received. Beaver now looks forward to the operation and arranges with friends to visit and bring gifts. But the doctor then decides Beaver's tonsils should remain where they are. Beaver is crestfallen over the turn of events, but his parents buy him a telescope to assuage his disappointment.
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Guests: Ken Osmond as Eddie Haskell, Richard Correll as Richard Rickover, Karen Sue Trent as Penny Woods, Burt Mustin as Gus the Fireman, Keith Taylor as Harry, John Gallaudet as Dr. Kirby, Jimmy Carter as Student .

Feudal monarchy

McNee, John

Freedom of Press Foundation

John McNee

Amato, Nancy M.