Plot
During the Second World War, Kath and Kenny Dalton were evacuated to the countryside for safety but Kenny was unhappy and ran away.
Notes
- Photo Story
Appeared
- “Take Care of Our Kenny” – Debbie: #458 (21 November 1981) – #460 (5 December 1981)
During the Second World War, Kath and Kenny Dalton were evacuated to the countryside for safety but Kenny was unhappy and ran away.
Kirsten Thomas and Janice Woodard were both keen dancers. When Kirsten was knocked down in hit and run, Janice tried to carry on with her dancing while also trying to figure out who hit Kirsten.
Kim Foley had made friends with a strange girl, Anne Marie, who was kept prisoner in her room at Sandley Manor, known to the locals as Misty Manor. Kim defied Anne Marie’s cousin Beth who had placed a ban placed on her visits.
Jane Miller was jealous of her friend, Gemma, who had a “glitter” quality about her that Jane lacked.
Orphan Della Stafford, a promising athlete, had been fostered by Les and Sheila Parker, an unscrupulous couple who wanted to train her to be a champion. In return they had promised her to save the Children’s Home which was threatened with closure when the lease expired. Della had made an enemy of the Parker’s daughter, Paula, who resented Dallas special treatment.
Pam Smith’s mother rejected two of her daughter’s new friends and was still looking for, what she considered to be, the perfect friend for her.
Gail Desmond wasn’t happy when her gran came to stay while recovering from a broken ankle, because she had to give up her room and Gran kept meddling in Gail’s life.
Katey Winslow has been chosen to read to Louise Fairfax, the invalid granddaughter of the local landowner. The forbidding housekeeper Madame Duvel seemed to have some hold over Louise and made it clear she did not welcome Katey’s visits. Despite this Katey returned to her hall determined to get to the bottom of the mystery which seemed to surround young Louise.
After losing both parents in a car crash, Paula Sims was taken in by an aunt she didn’t know existed. It wasn’t long before Paula found out Aunt Vera only wanted an unpaid servant. Worst of all she sold Paula’s beloved violin and made her work in a grotty café. Mr Raibird, who had bought the violin allowed Paula to practice at his shop until she could buy it back.