Episode 15 7/8

OAK VALLEY

 

            Well if you remember - several years ago all the people of Oak Valley had signed their kids up as Foreign Exchange Students due to the fact that OV didn’t have a school of its own.  But now with Grapeknee High they have all been brought back so that they might finish out their education right here in Oak Valley.

 

            As our story begins, we see a large crowd gathered at the train station.  They are Oak Valley parents greeting their children that have just come home.

 

Wanda Loop:  “Dolores, hi, welcome home!”  (Hug, hug)

 

Dolores Loop:  “Buon Giorno, Mama Sita.  Pasta Primavera.”

 

Ed:  “Hey, Skipper.  Welcome Back.”

 

Skipper:  “Goodin-Toggen, Heir Floggenhopper.”  (Hug, hug)

 

Warren Peace:  “Has anyone seen my twins?  Hey, anybody happen to see my twins, Juan and Amal, get off the train?”

 

Nancy:  “Warren, I saw Juan get off from that train car.”  She says, pointing to the car ahead.

 

Warren:  “Oh, great.  I’m not worried then.”

 

Nancy:  “But Mr. Mayor, I only saw Juan.”

 

Warren:  “Look, they’re twins.  If you’ve seen Juan, you’ve seen Amal.”

  

 

               Well…  Is Linda Foster ready to teach an entire school where every kid speaks a different language?  Does Oak Valley have a translator?  And what about those school vending machines…  can they be equipped to take Peso’s, Francs, Shillings, and Doubloons?  Or will Grapeknee High need a different vending machine for every student?  Tune in again tomorrow, when we’ll hear, “Der Globen!  Der Globen!”.  “Bark, Bark.”  (Hug, hug)